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Cinnamon Glass.

en1dnon Class.
The Cinnamon class Of the Presby-
terrain Sunday school met with its
president, Miss Dorothy Dickey, on
Wednesday evening, Miss Orrice Miller
assisting Miss Dickey in entertaining
Plans were made for doing Red Cross
work this winter. Officers were elect
ed, Miss Helen Magee being made
president; Miss May Spohn, vice pres
ident, and Miss Mae Whiting, secre-
tary treasurer. a social hour was en-
joyed with music and refreshments.
Mrs. Charles l.. Smith, teacher Of the
class, and Mrs. Z. u. Miller were guests
while the members present Were the
Misses Helen STREET, Mary Raft, Or
rice Miller Vera knowles, Dorothy
Marshall, Mae Whiting and Helen Ma
gee.
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Tho Bridge Club.

Mrs. II. T. Wilkinson was hostess for
the Bridge club last Wednesday after
noon at her home on South Third
street. The guests for the afternoon.
with the complete list of members.
were Mrs. Y. G. King Of New York
and Mrs. Daniel Ross OF this city.
The club will meet next Wednesday
with Mrs. Charles II. Hall at her home
on South Fourth street, west
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Catholic Students.

The Catholic students of the univer-
sity organized for the year, Friday
evening at the party given in their
honor by the parish Of st. Francis
Xavier in the gymnasium Of Loypla
high school. There were IS members
of the association present. as well as
many friends assembled to meet them.
Miss Frances Garrigus was elected
president: James Purcell, vice pres
ident: Miss Fay Fairchild. secretary
and j. J. Layton treasurer.
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Kerr Sw,,nehart.

Cards have been received in Ais
Soula announcing the marriage of Miss
G|ennadean Kerr, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Kerr of Cassopols. Mich
lgan, to Derland T.. Swtnchart of Mis-
Soula. The wedding was solcmnized
at CassoEolis on Wednesday October
-, Mr. and Mrs. Swinehart viii lie at
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For Miss Handy.

For Miss Handy.
Mrs. F.. S. Wheeler entertained two
afternoons this week as a compliment
for Miss Florence Handy. who came
danes Lautz. Parker. Theme, Fay
Clark. Cheatham, Calkins, Frank
Smith and Taylor were the ladies' gath.
cred at luncheon and to visit over
handwork at Mrs. Wheeler's home, 500
East Front street -
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Bingham. June IL. was today adjudged
not guilty by a jury In the district
court here.
Attorneys for willard made the plea
on the written law Of Utah. which ex-
culps ties the husband Of a woman for
killing any person who dcfiled his wife
or ward.
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For Mis-. Nixon.

Mrs. Newell Cough entertained a
company of 20 young people at her
home on South Fourth street. west.
Monday evening, the gathering being
in compliment to her guest, Miss Ed
ma Nixon Of Portland. Ore. Dancing
and music with supper served at the
close Of the evening added to the good
time.
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Dancing Teacher Guest.

Dancing Teacher Guest.
Miss Claribel Corbin had as q guest
In her class room this week. a famous
dancing teacher. Monsieur Francois
Bosche. who has been giving especial
instruction in the latest steps. Miss
Corbin Is planning to bring out the
Jazz" In the near future, which Is one
Of the new dances favored In the east.
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Ladies' Guild Thursday.

The Ladies' guild of the Church 0
the Holy Spirit will meet Thursda.
afternoon at $50 o'clock at the parisl
house.
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Child Welfare Circle.

The Child Welfare circle will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock with
Mrs. J. o. Moe at her home on Strand
avenue in South Missoula. Volume No.
l will be used for the days lesson.
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kaffee kreanzchen.

Mrs. Henry Hubert and Mrs. Hoff-
man will be hostesses for the kaffee
kraenzchen Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Hubert, 8@4 Vine
street
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For Mrs, leapheart,

For Mrs. Ieapheart.
Active and alumnae members OF
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority VIII
meet at tea this afternoon at their new
home. 24l University avenue. their
guest of especial honor being Mrs. c.
w. Lcapheart. grand registrar of the
sorority. There will be Il social scs-
sion about the firesidc during the
evening.
ON Monday Mrs George Weisei Will
entertain in honor of Mrs Lcaphcart.
and on Tuesday evening there Will be
reception in her honor at the Kappa
Kappa Gamma house.
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Willard Jury Upholds
written" Law Of Utah

Salt Lake, Oct. 27.--Arthur l.. Will
lard. Bingham high school principal.
who shot and killed HIS former school
friend and pupil. Cecil Holmes. at
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EewDdysBrinQQuee1lly
. ~O0" ~
Complexion

them ShriN-l and dissolve away. You can
get the sullr solution for on" dollar a, any
IL ug store. | wouldn't use the burners
and so-oullrd Snperfnous hair rrmoNcrS
sold they rtdd.u and irritatc the skin
This is sat" on any part Of IN" body
You'N be more than satisfied
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-28
A New England Supper.

Wednesday evening. from $50
o'clock until 1880 o'clock. New Eng
land supper will be served by the la
dies of the Episcopal church at tn
parish house.
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M,ssouia Social Dancing Club.

The Missoula Social Dancing club
has announced its schedule Of dances
for the season. The officers OF the
club are A. N. Whitlock. president: u.
T.. Swinehart secretary. and William
Dickinson. treasurer The dances will
be held at the Elks' ballroom. the first
one coming on Saturday evening. No
vember II. Others will be Thursday
evening. November %: Saturday eve
ming. December Is: Saturday evening.
December 90: Thursday evening, jan
nary 10: Saturday evening. January
%; Thursday evening. February 7:
Thursday evening. February 81: Sat
urday evening, March 9, and Saturday
evening, March ~.
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As You Like Il Club.

The As You Like II club will meet
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
George Briggs on East Pine street.
Current topics will be discussed and
views Of Russia will be shown
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year. Mr.. Borgers. being elected TO
serve again al president; F. q. Moore,
vice president; Dr.. e. W. Hines, secre-
tary, and r. n. Walker. treasurer.
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home after December L. in this city.
where Mr.. Swinehart is president and
general manager of the Interstate
LuWber company.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-28

GLcEN-.1rN teas uouful OF cSsol IN
uaif a tul uf WATER and use as a head
wash 1t dissulNeS away all scal", grease
and daudrutI It's wonderful Ecgol viii
cost invent N-fiV,, crnts-euough to make
about twelve shampoos. There's nothing
II, good
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Al Luncheon.

At Luncheon.
Mrs. Harry e. Smith was hostess at
luncheon yesterday, her guests being
Mesdames Fenska. DenfeId. Bangs, Or
beck and A. f.. Spaulding.
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Cyr-lavoie.
The wedding of Miss Mary Cyr and
Joseph Lavoe, both of Missoula. was
solemnized Wednesday morning at 6: 80
o'clock i'll the church of St. Francis
Xavier. Miss Laura Cyr and Isaac
Lavoie attended the bride and groom
immediately after the service the
party went to the home of RENT Lavoie,
brother of the groom. at Grass valley
where wedding breakfast was served.
The party then went to the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. DOM
nidue Cyr at Cyr, Mont. where din
her WAS served After dinner /. com
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USE THE M1ssouLlAN CLASS ADS
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Orchard Homes Womar's Club.
The Orchard Homes Womans club
met Wednesday afternoon at the Haw-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-28

EAPEtI ANT-There's no reason for
any druggist not having the eDtoi for
wrinkles and the neroxin for blackheads
The price of each is fifty cents. II You
nave any difficulty hereafter, send the
piice, flfty cents, to Secretary to Valeska
Suratt, Thompson Bldg. Chicago" and
either article will be sent to you at one.
by mail
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MRS. -. -, S."--iou'll have very few
wrinkles lett after 4 few days use Of the
following mixture. which you max" your
self at HON" iii few minutes. 70 two
ounces Of .ptul. which cost about fifty
cents at any drug store, add two table
spoonfuls Of slyceTine and mix in hal!
ii pint Of water. Your skin will become
fresh and plump and your friends will be
remalking, not how old. but how young
You look Rub the cream we'll into the
skin and you will soon find that the
crow feet. deep lines of age and even
habit" wrinkles will be quickly leaving
1t Is really surprising
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
FAY ND ATTENTION
To THAT LITTLE
BALD SPOT

Horn eooI news at last for men aud
won.a whore lair j., falling, who are getting
h1lj o. rIelatuecly gray and whose scalps
G cos. rcd with dandruff that nothing
sr,.I. to keep away aud whose heads itch
her mai Quaker, Puritan and Baker Drug
Store have secured the local agency for
'ari .su SAGE a .iup %. hnrnlcs hair treat.
mont tlni is 500 crrtaiu 90 j io. ic acton on
thr hair aud scalp and 80 sure II giving the
limit of ta.,'acIon, tLai ,Acy sell it with
offer Of money REFUNDED ii it does not
abolish dandruff stop itching head. aud not
only check exec ,iyc loss OF hair but .timu-
late new growth
Partisan Sage is delica ely perfumcd
liquid, antisepuc and .ci ntifically prepared,
which when maSsagcd into Che scalp goes
right down to the hair roots. where most
hair worries begin, and furnishes tho
famished roots with The uouri hment that
is lacking TO make the hair grow better aud
show more life aud vitality Parsian Sage
not only stimulates hair growth but beauti-
fics it 50 that it i, % favoritc dressing Of
women who take pride In beautiful hair that
can be easily aria. ged AMI aplear much
heavier tlHu ~ really is \ large bottle il
Inexpensive az your iHtorite drug counter
ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
The Public Mind

believe that the article in The
World Of February 25 clearly demon
strated the fact that the people adopt
ed the constitution of the United
States as a check on the legislative.
executive and judicial departments of
our federal government. The seventh
amendment thereto says: mo fact
tried by jury shall be otherwise re-
examined in any court Of the United
states than according to the common
law" In 1863 congress passed an act
relating to habeas corpus and pro-
Vided that certain cases, even tho
tried by jury in a state court. and
judgment rendered therein, could
within six months thereafter be re-
tried in the federal court thus doing
away with the trial in the state courts
and placing a defendant twice IN
jeopardy. The supreme court held
that the act violated the authority
given to congress BY the people. as
expressed in the seventh amendment
The justices of State Court VS.. United
States, 76 L. S. GO WalD, 275.
In 1871 congress passed a law maxi
ing 1t crime against the United
States for two or more persons to en-
ter into a conspiracy to violate the
laws of a state. The supreme court
held that the people in adopting the
thirteenth and fourteenth amend
ments had conferred no such authori-
ty on congress- and that the same vlo-
lated the tenth amendment. United
States VS.. Harris ct al, 106 L. $, 62g
The tenth amendment reads: "The
powers not delegated to the United
state by the constitution nor prohibit
cd by II to the states, are reserved e
the state. respectively, or to the pee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04

pie In 1915 congress IN the civil
4Ehts act undortooK TO regulate the
hotels and places Of amusement in the
several states, by compelling them to
accept negroes us guests and patrons.
The court hold that the people had
not delegated that authority to con
grcss and that the act was void. civil
Rights cases, l09 L. S, 3.
The fourth amendment reads. "Thc
right Of the people to be secure in
their persons, houses, papers and ef-
feels. against unreasonable searches
and seizures shall not be violated, 80
etc the firth amendment. among
other things, says mo person shall
be compelled in any criminal case TO
be a witness against himself" In an
act uf 1874 congress required defend
ants to turn over to the United states
attorney their private books. papers
etc, that this attorney might use
these papers as evidence against the
defendant The supreme court held
that the act violated the fourth
amendment of the constitution, where
in the people provided that their
houses, persons, papers and effects.
were to he secure against uureason-
able search and seiz ire hy their
agents. the congress, the executive,
and the courts; that the act violated
the fifth amendment because it com
PEELED the defendant TO testify
against himself and the people had
said to their agents, "this must not be
done" BCvd VS. United States 11G L.
s., G1G.
The above instances cover more
than two-thirds of the cases wherein
acts of congress were declared uncon-
stitutional for period of % years,
from 1865 to 1890. Does it not occur
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04

That music is fast becoming to be
recoe1ized as a 1ecessar, part of the
curriculum Of our schools was dom
onstratcl recently when Kalamazoo,
Mich. added tie violin as course
Of study in the pupil schools. This is
most prohobly the only city i'm the
country that has taken t1is advanced
step. It was brought about by two
violin artists whom we have hcara
in Tulsa, Miss Maud Powell and Fritz
kreislcr. giving concerts n the north
rrn city. rheir playing created 50
much interest IN this wonderful in
strument that r,any pupils expressed
the desire to learn to play It. Over
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
NOTICE or SNIE 0T UNCL.ISirJ
FREIGHT.
To - =. Hawkins, Con ignor, and Miss
Jennie Gutter. tnH9igncc. and All
Oiilcr T., i-oas lutcrt sicd:

You Will take notice:
That The Atchisou. Topeka ana
Santa Pc Railway Company has on
hand at Tulsa Tulsa County. state
Of oklahoma. "a shipment of freight
crtb,d in the bin Of lading as ono
Gas Tractor, Is D weighing 500
pounds, which property was shipped
~ sad 5. 5. Hawkins from Great
Bend, In the state of Kansas. to Miss
Jennie Gutter. at Tulsa, oklahoma.
The said shipment having been on
hand unclaimed for more than six (iJ
months last past, the said The Atchi-
son Tcpcka ard santa Fc RlilWaN
Company Will sell the said dcstribcd
property at public auction TO the
highest and best bidder for cash. and
ont Of the proceeds of such sale Will
pay all legal charges on said property.
and The amount over, if any. Will be
raid to the owner or consgnee upon
dcmand. such sale win be held on
the 10th day Of March. A. y. 1917.
~ the hour of 1900 o'clock T.. NJ Of
SAID day, at the Frisco Santa I'e
Freight house, in the city Of Tulsa,
Tulsa County. oklahoma
THE ATCHISON. TOPEKA AND
SANTA FE RAILWAY COMPANY.
by c. T.. GERTE1S.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
Ntlraclion for lhc KIddic, nj Empress

a special feature for the Riddles
win ne the act Of lloward's bears.
which opens today at the Empress.
Five bears are In the act and they
present many cate and cunning ca
pCrs, Burton, Hahn q MartZ, three big
men with three big voices. win likely
be the hit Of 'hc bill. isabelle Miller y
Co. will present the comedy rural
sketch, "The New Boardor" Other
acts on the bill are Rubni q DE
Martinez on the a"cordions and the
Shirley Sisters, dainty entertainers" ."
Shows Will be given today at 2:3O,
6:15, 1870 and u. m.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
Putting Town on the Map.

NT-TTT IN " ~ W WTTW-
PERRY, okla, March MacMil-
lar, who is employed in a local gar
age, was held mp while on his way
home last night and robbed Of SIC.
This is the first holdur in tins city
in many years. Perry IS getting on
the map as an oil town.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
Want Five Hundred Members.

0OLLINSVlLGE. Okla. March q
/ NJ. Ilcrskowitz president Of tie
business mems league, has been lead
ing the mon Of the Organization in n
campaign for now meWhars during
the past few days. Twenty five new
members have been secured Th"
movement is on to get two hundred
new members
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
ATTENTION
Taxpayers of City
of Tulsa

You have been duly and legally
notified to visit assessor, list your
property and make oath To same.
The time is now growing short. It
must be done within the time adver-
tised and provided by law, or we will
be compelled to impose penalty. Ir
from sickness or other unavoidable
cause, you are unable to visit assessor,
notify us
W. ). HOOKER. Assessor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04

RIVALRY exists among tho three cxp1.
The Ar.ericlro" Iluglos Fair.
/ banks latest starring vehicle is adapt-
/ cd from tie novel "Bn7c Dcrringer.' ''
/ icy Eugene p. Lyle. in. Many Of the
I scenes IN tho play ,ero tol.an v.itb
OF the san Diego exposition for theil
/ N'uhSS
HaWthoruc's Scarlet ett,r" Is
having record run IN New YORK.
Stuart Hulmcs plays the leading male
role. William FoX made the pi.tIie.
its worth the price Of admission 70
watch the children At a Showing of "a
Juvenile comedies. These comcdi g.
are enacted by little tols and max
4 great hit with grown folks as yrI
as the Youngsters.
We homo to 500 moro ,,i..t,,,.... ,ii...
.YdIo Vilr,"
Rrisht stors liup,i,o,o t,o ,,,,o,o
ul,y borizo, at tL, poIa,,. ti'a.t,. 49,.
current veel, -V'alIacn pciJ tta,.,,,..
rite clark AIice nridy Com, To-
han Ata1nlrt. Ip,tr,,-p
nj. e,.,..,-,
no HeiN"'Dh Stu"i"" announce Two
tS.a,,,t ~ 'ng nm near lItuIG ltoDert
C,i 80 W. Is =" ne NiFSIe use ana
,''% Nii!"uIl "uHs III ne IIlce
:'Ht LdIu' bo'h are seNeh-reeI super
"'V9'
"Eroadway Jones' with the inim-
SSla.' VII pe releaSed IN photop!ay
III uuI i.S 'le present month
,,:i7 n'Vu su" tdctIIN one
MreN ~ ~ -, d hrnlper oi scenes Tor
''9 '''''''' i'''' '''"i'
Marie llrcNsler- I'm "Tillie Wakes
Up Is even better than she was in
"Illlie's Punctured Romance" John
ny Hines, the versatile little comedian
plays opposite Miss Dresslor. Most Of
the scenes were taken in an amuse-
meut park, and the antics of the illus
trious pair of comedians prove a sure
cure for the blues
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
me FIRST STEEL BUILDING
win BE Used as supply House for Big
oil Refining Company.

oil Refining Company.
COLIINSNGLLE, Okla, March g.
=. y. Ward president of tho Sequoyah
Gas < oil Developing K Refining Co..
has begun the construction of steel
blilding that will be 25x9O feet, to 10
1scd as a private Sarage and supply
house Tor the company, which has
grown to lie one of tho biggest busl-
ness interests located in this city, out
side of the big smeltcrs. This will
be the frs; steel building to be erect
ed in CollinsNille.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04


in His Sweetheart" a Morosco-P Par
Theater Thursday Il
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wa - ''''-'' ''''' ''' ''V''
rev ofk state lhptlon picture fa
are making big fight to lesall|e
SuHuay notion picture SHOWS. IheE
teel tiat II II Is lcBdI Iof "aloon 10
'i'V ''o' IL s''" Snou'u "e "''e "p'"'
PuS o"ok, toa MAN., ior WhlCh
ouuSe 'prHiH"u or NeW YORK Sued INC
0G0 for alI0,Cd siando, - o,I III. ~
now n no fiImnd nv tho l,.nbT,.',
Am,scr,ont ,a.uo,,,i',, ,,..d, ~ r.,
U,nk Mann road whore tb. od,o,-
bad billed him in his comedy. All,
Ticklsh Job" as the THE Bcv with
the Bashful Eyes"
ITS great catch-linc" said lie.
they called me boy when my
names Mann"
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da,, ~ inn ont md v.,t'h fion,,. -
IVSltb,ll,. oounanv in tLa filn,inS- ~
scenes for his rurrcpt fenture "I;nrn-
ine tho cand1e " Nfr Waitbali ana
he nbotonIa,nrs ,,.o,o racoi,.od In,
accIamatinn iv tbe eoutbernnrs ,eing
cntertaned M = round Of dinncrs re9
Hc" Pto0eSS Vi color p"o,"s
raphy; said TO De as near perIect as
pOSsip!e' was ShoWn "t 'ne Museull
OF Na'uiai history III New YORK re-
Sehtiy'
The New York legislature killed the
federal censorship bill presented at its
present session.
Vivian Martin will he seen i'm n pic
ture called "The Spirit OF Romance" :"
"Tbo cir, fran, poctor,s " a co,,in,
, nuIuai piutunc, h i snou'u pains many ANY
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04

Vivian Martin will be seen in pic
ture called The Spirit Of Romance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04

THE Girl from Rector's," coming
Mutual picture, should bring many
fond remembrances to 4 great number
of people the country over.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04

Following their appearance in
"The Great Secret" +. Y. Bushman
and Beverly Bayne will be seen in u
series of five-reelers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04

The New York legislature killed the
federal censorship bill presented at its
present session.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
Now SNstcns.
MIX Shows Fine.

Doctor Hawley reports that during
the past week more than twenty anal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04

A new process of color photog
raphy, said to be as near perfect as
possible, was shown at the Museum
of Natural History in New York re-
Gently