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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
Twtg Meeting.
Interesting wedding.

\ wedding Of local interest IS mat OF
Miss Isabel Brodrrick. daughter Tt Me-
and Mrs. J. r. Brodcrick OF Midland.
I'D. to Sir j. Rex Edwards. son Q: Mrs.
II. i, Edwards OF Pittsburgh. IN: GER
emory was performed in ST. Mays OF
the Mount church: in Pittsburgh, ana
the bride.
The bride wore a spring suit OF blue.
with accessories OF grey and wore a.
her corsngc lilies OF the valley. MISS
Mildred Cooley Of this city. who nerrrd
as bridesmaid. wore navy blue with cor.
sage Of sweetheart roses. 4 brcakiast
followed the ceremony at the Fort rttt
brief honeymoon, which will terminate
at tulsa. Okla. where they will make
their future home.
The bride Is we'll known in this city.
She lef, for Pittsburgh. Her FRIENDS
rXtcnd congratulations and best wishes
for her future happiness:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
TODaY'S AID TO BEAUTY

Hair is by far the most conspicu-
Gus thing about US and Is probably
the most easily damaged by bad or
careless treatment. II We are very
careful in hair washing, We will
have virtually no hair troubles. An
especially In" shampoo for this
weather, ono tina! brings out all the
natural beauty Of The hair, that dis.
solves ard entirely removes all
daldrulr. excess oil and dirt, can
easily BE- used nj trillinS expense
by simply Gi.SoiTiug Il teaSD0onful
of CanrhroX tNhici yuL can get az
any druggi%l'sl i'll Il cup Of hot
water. This makes a full CUP OF
shampoo liquid. enough 80 il is
cl&y 10 arrly il 10 all tn" hair in.
stead ri just Inc Tap of the head.
This chemically di&Snlyry all i'm
DuriiitS ami creates Il soothing,
cuul:nS !arh"r. H.naing leaves thr
yca!p sun'lr%.!y C!cal soft ard
p!iI!.,. wh.'r ~" hu:r 'akc.5 on tn"
glossy richness u! iaiuTli color.
also iiU.iin";@ wh'rh mancS it
S,.,r, HIt!rh .,.Hy:'r iH3n ! Is. After
= ~.."''ar"r .i'r.Ii."u. Lr!"ugiHS the
Aalr 3, ., y.vI=I!r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
nAHCUG!

Prof. owtman's dances every Tuesday
Thursday and Friday nights. Market
Auditorium. Premier orchestra.
Dancing at the Elks Auditorium every
Saturday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
WASHINGTON Party.

There will be- n Washington Birthday
party given ny the High School Girls
club on Friday evening nj the 7. W
{. 4. 4 supper will b" served with spc-
rial pa rintir decorations and there will
b" contests and music for the amuSe-
mont nf III" guests during the evening
Something novel about tho affair is the
fact that young men will hc honor6
guests un this occasion. The committee
includes:
Misses:
Virginia Early Virginia Wrestling
NTarianita TrusChcl Bertha KurtZ
Dorothy Boil Jeanette Pahr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18

The residence hall supper held last
evening in thr social room Of the !. W..
G., 4. was charming in all details.
sm;lox was arranged gracefully over
the tables. and mahogany chndlesticks
wcrc also q pleasing addition. de-
IIc;ous menu was served to the guests.
=, chewing gun, contest was n novel fca-
! ture of the cTcninG. and the prize for II
! vas captured by Miss Cordelta Day
covers were laid for:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
Mission Society MeAtiu1.

The Woman's Mission Society held
their regular monthly meeting nj ST.
james Lutheran church on February 28
nj 1:45 D. M. The newly elected Officers
will preside. Tho executive board will
meet at seven o'clock before the regular
meeting begins Plans for tho year will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
H Il. Club EntertAinod


The regular meeting Of the Fl. II. club
va. held MI the homie or Miss Eleanor
Thurnrs. in kirkwood. on Thursday. A
delightful evening devoted to sewing.
games and music, was enjoyed and each
guest was presented with a valentine
greeting from the hostess. Those who
enjoyed the affair were:
Misses. Winnie Radabaugh
Edna Tucker l.ydiu Guy
Mice Scabright Martha Leach
Martha Burris Eleanor ThurncS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
hliSSI.S.
Boys Give Dance

The boys VIII" hav" been must nrcd out
Of tho Motor Transport service and who
'havc returned Ia their homes In Mar
tins Ferry will stage a pretty dance this
evening in the Fratrrnnl hail. Joc's or
rhcstra will give pleasing program
and Il large crowd is expected to attend
from this city. All men in uniform will
he on the floor and will strike an un-
usual note in tho dances which are usu-
ally held in Martins Ferry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18

Peoria Eleanor Long
Kitty Martha Wilbert
Cornelius George Il. Johnson. Jr.
Larry Frances Isabel Johnson
The Price Of Authority Farce IN three
acts. BY Porter.
Cash Of characters:
Elizabeth: the practical. Suzanne Noble
jean, engaged TO Bert Noble. Mary y Lear
Prissie, engaged to Rapph. Irene Greer
Martha. engaged 10 Jack. Marie Bcnte
.Goldie Plantz
Marjory. bride. Bertha Henry.
DR.. +. T. simpson; 49,. .Hllda OWeus
The Voice OF Authority. unseen, but
all powerful.
Mrs. ". H. Conrad will contribute
solos during the acts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
VIII HreEent Play.

AT the I. W. Z. 4. auditorium on Fri
day evening. February 81. the dramatic
art students OF the Lima Hcnnig-Shcr-
man school OF expression will give the
following program. including two play
The Ruggleses Dinner Party.
Tho RuHglcses Dinner Party" by Kate
d. Wlgsin.
Cash OF characters:
Mrs. RuKSleS.- Mildred McKeeVeF
Sarah Maud -. Mary Elizabeth FosSiG
Peter. UITich
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18

The Voice Of Authority. unseen pul
S Mrsi ". H. Conrad will contribute :
solos during the acts
VIII Entertain. -"
Miss Frances Harmisun Will entertain
an intimate grouping Of friends this :
evening at her home on South Chapil!,G.
street. The evening will be delightful.
with cards. music and dancing. The
luncheon served will have patriotiE
color scheme. in Keeping with the SEE
son. Included " Ill be:
Misses: ~
Louis Walters Regina carney 80.
CAROLYN Nolte Dorothy Schambra
Rhca Manion Margaret Manion
Marie Havcron Snrah HaScroh
Raphael Haveron Hilda Boring
Charlotte Brady Mary simmons -
Dorothy KirchgcsS- Angela Kirchgcss- y
lem Fell Gcncvieve Roth ar
Anita Carney Lucille Clarke =.
Helen Thomas Margaret Ccckrell ~
Tomorrow afternoon IS Scheautco TT
the meeting Of the various organlzaIohS
Of the oho wa VA; h1spita the MIC Members
land Park with a luncheon. Needl:worK
will then be enjoyed in tfG i baSe TI.:
mnnlbcrs OF the Second Twig as hon
guests at the home Of her mother. Mrs
hlcxandrr Glass. in kcnwood PiacSs
Luncheon at 1880 will be followed by &
busy afternoon devoted to sewing. MIS- Mrs.
Frank l.. Schmidt will entertain TIE
her house in Woodsdale. The guest-r
will sew during the afternoon and tea
will b. served at o'clock. The mem.
l,crs OF the Gift Shop Twig will be the
quests of Mrs. Edward Franzhcim at heS,,
home in the Virginia apartments. Sew:
ing will be the diversion OF the alter,
noon. followed BY the serving or leu o!
the hostess. ....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
Coming Events
Cast Their Shadows

Prepare Now to Withstand she Cri'i'-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-20

S. ia act dc abzicerea sd 81 i'll locul
celor optati Sc procedeaza ca 81 Gu
acei noui membrii cooptati. MOI nu
putem sd largim numarul stabilit
Ia Alba lula a membrilor din care
Sc compune NJ. S.
la interpelare a p. Daiann,
Ill lulu MANU- raspunde Cd M e.
ste nici-o piedeca ca al Costea sa
81 inainteZe demisia birouiui. Ire
cerea M. $. nu Sc normeaza dupa
Rcgulamentul interior, ci dupa ho-
tarirea della Alba lula. Singurul
Ipunct just este urnatorul: lista
membrilor find primita, nouii
mpmbrii sunt admisi, lar in locul
celor care demisioneaza Sc vor alegc
altii noui.
Dl vice-presedinte Mihali decla-
ra discutia inchisa 81 lista primita.
Sedinta Sc inchide la ora |. Niitoa-
re sedinta Sc Va tine astazi la ora
"A p. m.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-20

SOsindu-ne nn nu,ndr rTtdcit. ci-
ne site pc ce moleag1ri din sidrul
Oficios al Consiliului Diri1ent din
Sibii1t, ..Pdtria Il, care an, gdstt
resun,0tW desbdteril0r de dOud Sile
al Nwelui Stat National. mean,
lLa.G L II. al a.caaa.aLl LIN NH L. a.aIc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-20

Teodor Bucurescu. Gheorghe Ii
pOvan..
Wedici: Dir Pompiliu Nistor, DR..
Alexandra Pop, DR.. Iuliu Moldo-
van.
Ingineri: Stan Vidrighin, Etl-
gen Muntean, Aurel Stoica.
Publicisti: loan Agirbicean. l.. u
Soricu 81 Zaharia Birsan.
Jacob Poba vicar, Fagaras; DR.
Petre Portitiu, loan l Nulcu CO.
merchant, Partenie Gonna director
de banca. D. Comsa professor, Tlic
Clmpean protopop. DR.. Cornell Cor
mean ASSESSOR, Colstantin Pavel pro
professor, Beius; Stefan Rosian pre-
fcsor, Blaj; Alexandra Ciura pro
fcsor, Blaj.
Membrii al partidului socia-
dist-democrat.
Pavel Bucillmean. Tiron Alba
nj, Teodor NIGGA, Emil Isac 81 DIR
NaIcriu Roman.
ID Nasile Costea, invatator, in.
terpeleaza ca printre cei cooptat
sd fie coopfat 81 dl DIR. Amos Frin.
ell, insa propunerea nu este susti
nuta de zece mcmbrii 81 ram1ne 81
fic inaintata in scris biroului adu
narei.
Dl n. Serbian adera la propu
nerea verbala dlui Costea.
Dl .Aurel Vlad observa cd s'a a
doptat ca regulament al desbateri
lor Regulamentul Camerei Deputa
tilor din Rominia 81 ca nu Sc poatt
esi din ell.
Pr. Daianu sustine verbal pro
punerea dlui Costea 81 sd nu Sc ii
ma de Journalism, cind membrii MT
an avut timp sa cunoasca Regula
mentul. D-sa spune ga sd Sc inia
turc actelc de anmozitate 81 sd fin
generosi.
Dl Iuliu MANU-: Chestiunea a
ceasta este chcstiune personal;
care nu trebllie sd turburc lucrari
lie NJ, S. Fri s'a propus 81 IA admi,
Regillamentul interior a! Camerc
81 astazi nu mai putem reveni asl,
pra hotarirei de ieri, ca sa 1nlatrl
ram Regulamentul. Cealalta che
stiune este cooptarea de membr
noui 81 MI putem sa cooptam ma
multi Gle AZ de membri. caci altfe
am fl contra hotarIrilOr della Alba
lula. Prezidentul a intrebat dac;
adunarea primeste lista de nou
membrii, lar M. S. declarat cd
primcste. Asupra acestei chestiun
nu mai putem reveni, pentru ca G
ste o hotarire luata.
ID Costea d4lara ca cedeaza 10
cul sau dlui Af16s Frincu.
Dl. Iuliu AIaniu: Fiecare mem
bru are dreptul sa abdice. In aces
caz procedure este ulmatoarea NJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-04
TWO BROTHERS ARE SHOT
AT DANCE NEAR MALESTER

McALEHTEH Okla. March "A
country dance. M" alleged presence
or Squire, whiakcy and a nervous
man with a .JN shooter are alleged
10 bo the contributing frttors In the
shooting or Two hrolhcra Wil and
Leslie IIntrlcq ~ WardNlie. small
town near hero AS result Of the
shooting which is charged to ClIft
ANard. also NJ Wardyinc. the two
Battles boys nrr ~ local hoSpi'nI.
t"Hlio Is in - serious condition VITA
l"aa than AZ even chance ~ recovery
from bullet wound In the body
The otl"r boy 10 suffering from a
flesh wound
Clr wnrd surrendered imm"d.-
utely following the shooting and was
released ON bond Of 500
\ feature Of tho shooting. which
ward claims was accidental. Ia thn'
both the wounded men we're struck
hy iho same bullet ward claims
that while h" W. the owner ~ the
gun he did not DO the shooting Mary
L0nr, whp was in the crowd accord
ing 10 ward. being the ono who had
the pistol in lrr hands when II was
discharged ward alleges that he
handed her the gun, In the doing 0f
which 10 was discharged
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-04
BIG DOCKET OPENS
IN COUNTY COURT
several hundred Ni-dcmrnnOr CASES
~ for Trial FIRST CAS-
Conviction.

County court convened Monday
morning Mh County Judge, " H
WillIaua presiding. for tho irlul OF
several hundred madclUcnnur cases
before "a jury Tho county attorney H
office maintained ~ record cstau.
Ilshcd IA the district court of scour.
Ink convictions, Iu the TRIAL OF the
nfsl rayc n waa mat ~ -. u CuW
en-. charged with conveying liquor
VINO changed his plea uf not Fuilty
10 that pf Kullty uroT Tho state hHd
rCr'cd i'H case Hnl q great par ~
lh" defendants testimony had been
Introduced
The. care Of James lIrRsOn was dis
missed and taken from the fury ON =
point Of law after the jury had been
sworn ana rmpHnCied iic vas
charged with the abandonment or his
wife ana children A divorce case
IL uoV pending .n lh" superior court
ana II a believed that no rrthor
prosecution VIII pc maintained rs 10
IA pointed on ihrl the interests uf
the wife ana children may be better
looked after .u lhr c.NIl suit
hlher CnsoH on lhn ND days mr.
rdgnmrnt We" disposed ~ az fo'
IOVs
SIht' yr Eoy Brown winch had
been passed ON hg the ,uminal court
pf appeals ana r"' -i cd Tor want ~
evidence fp sustain the
con. teton was d'smIssrd uE no new
or additional evidence NIs available.
STATE 80. j " Harris ana carl Hur-
ton. same action o. IN me ROY Brown
case stale 's t'prr" 1illcy de
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-04
HUNS SHAKE FISTS
AT YANK OFFICERS
OF tspcrsion by Gcrmans--Othcrs
Cheer Our Officers
IMPERIAL WELCOME GIVEN
returning General Gets DId.Timr
kctcption--Sympaih, shown
for Former Kaiser \

BERLIN, sunday, March . -
During demonstration on The r.
turn OF General Won iettow Voor-
beck ana some " his East AfricaR
troops this afternoon. u crowd Of en-
ihuslnsts shook fists and STICKS ~ %
tumher Of American officers .Fittiug
IA the windows Of the hotel whore
the American ml@siou ~ uuaTfered
Others in the crowd COuutcrcd hy
ribppinq their hands ana cheering
ihC Americans The officers prompt
" Withdrew when they saw that
heir presence might provoke trouble.
Tho hostile crowd hung around
iho hotel FOR a long time and made
offensive remarks about tho French
mission which hnr lts headquarters
In the same hotel. because of an
uufounded report that the French
has hissed tho German procession.
FINALLY German troops were lined
40 I'm front of the hot'l io prevent
poyFlble violence
The reception 10 the former Ger
iain commander IA East AfriCn snv.
Dred Of the old regime The imp"rh
rags fluttcrrd everywhere instead of
the hammers ~ the German republic.
Patriotic songs OF tho old regime
rang out IN quite tho old way.
THE HAGUE, March The re
frption given nv the German lcRa'
ilnr hero IN honor Of General Won
I.ettow .FoOrheck, former German
commander IN German East Afri<1
before his departure for Berln, re-
solved itself into a manifestation ~
sympathy for the former Germ IN
emueror.
The chairman Of the 'me"tlnp q
German business man ot Roiirrdan
nnid tribute 10 the noble nud nm
fortunate kaiser whose reh'n was
The period In which GERMANY bcrnnc
one OF the first nations In tho word
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-04

pioyed NJ messenger bg the theater
and he had frequently taken the box
to the drug store for the cashier,
Monday he called for the box. SAY
Ing that. the cashier wished TO make
change Sot knowing the nature pf
III contents an attendant gave the
box over. thinking that the boy was
still employed by the theatcr,
Last night Charles Bradley Sus'
prrtei by the police as being con
nccted with the robbery. was arrest
ed al, Sapulpa and Will hc brought
to Tulsa for ,nvertigation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-04
Auto Goes ON Rampage.

\ Dodge touring car containing
two women and tVo men, driven by
!. Il Ycaranl Of the Davis hotel. be
came unrnanagctblc at Sapulpa sun
day and attempted to enter the drug
store OF Dr. II y Hass. via the win
dow Brick mortar and plate glass
blocked It's path Beyond a broken
window. two badly frightened mon
and two women who showed evl.
dence ~ being excited. no damage
was reported
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-04
ESPIONAGE MEASURE
IN EFFECT IS UPHELD


WASUINGTON. March 3.--With.
out passing on the constltutlonsl!ty
Ot the espionage act. the supreme
court today In effect sustained fed
eral court derrees convicting Abra-
ham l.. Sugermun Of Minneapolis un-
der the ac..
Sugerman was sentenced to three
years imprisonment because Of
statements made in a speech. In dis
IN !ssing the proceedings. Justice
Brandies. who rendered the opinion,
held that no constitutional questions
~ere involved In the appeal. and for
that reason the court had no Juris-
dictlon.
Constitutionallty OF the so-called
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-04
.ERRAND BOY STAGES
A $l,l37 ROBBERY
Grand Thchtcr Cash Box Taken
From Drug Store, where II Was
LEFT for SnfckcCping

\ cash box containing i,i3i In
silver, currency and checks belong
ing 10 the Grand theater and left for
safekeeplnE stothe HeNhll drug store.
ia south Main street, was stolen by
u 10 ycsr-old boy Monday afternoon,
rlfled Of q part Of It's contents and
left In nearby alley. where the po-
lice found II and recovered 1899 In
silver.
The owner Of the box. was revealed
through the finding near the hban-
douci treasure OF deposit slip.
bearing the name OF tho Grand thea
ter The dctaiE Of the robbery then
developed The boy who II suspect
Cd Of the theft formerly was en-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-04
HARRISON hNTI-NARC0TlC
BILL Is UPHELD BY COURT

WASUINGTON March a. In ~
Interpretation ~ the 80 called lihf
rlson gnti-uarCotiC act, ia" ~urr"m"
court today declared constitutional
the section prohibiting sales "f
drugs cyccp. on official order forms
or physlcInus' prescriptions given IN
good faiih
DEGREES holding that This SECTION
wns unrelated 10 the collection ~
excise taxes and was beyond tho
powcr OF congress to enact were set
nsIdr hy the court The case re
suited from tho Il smissnl OF indiol-
ments aEaintt &. T. Dorcnus in
Texas
chief Justice white nud Associate
Justices McKenna. NIndeyenter and
MCReynolds dissentcd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-04

enlistment section OF tho
act was In effect upheld tod,ai
the supreme court In sus,sln,n
fcuon under the act OF chg cos
Scheneck and Elizabeth rs
Philadelphia, on charges o, s,r,
non-mailable circulars reea rd,oa Venaa
war to men within draft ages y
Conviction In North nsLo.
Kate Richards O'Hare bec,"s
speech In which she was opo,.Ni
saying amy person who enIi,,sa
the army for service In Franc w
be used for fertilizer was aI.s Ivy "
effec; sustained by tho sun,
court, which denied her pe.rIoa =,
a review The lower cour, scn,.,i'' ''
her TO five years in prison.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-04
MARINE SERGEANT SPEAKS
TO LEGISLATIVE MEMBERS
MOL, c.pI,a' na'.aa

OKLAHOMA CITY. March
Member of tho state senate hrve
VA pended debate frequently during
fh" present -oylpn To listen 10 talks
bN returned soldiers bat First Sergt
Harry luck wood Is tho first member
of tho United Smtcs marine corps
10 bo hunor"d by being called before
that legislative body 10 speak
Sergeant Lockwood has recently
opened the marine rcCrultlu" sta
tion here ~" has seen service nm
der the marine banner IN many for
ciRn ports and on many NJ tho nnyN's
ships Wearing medals which ne has
won iu IN" service, and attIrcl I'm u
marine s"rgcant's brilliant uniform.
Lockwood made an Imposing figure
as ~" stood before the senators and
made an exceedingly happy talk ON
the work OF the marines Ito was
loudly applandcd as he l"it The plat
form.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-04

and won n leading position 'G the
domains or science and art.
General Won fycttow NoOrbork 81
reply said that he deeply resented
the treatment or the former ciu
pcror. ana added
Is that all the thanks tuo Ger
man mOthcrAnd has for an mat 10"
llohcnzollcrn dynasty has dpur for
Germany We must firmly Keep u"
the prinC.pl Of the former armf ~
we wish the German mother ig
recover lta ancient pose M"n, nor
fate make history
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-04
Chcvrons Authorized

WASHINGTON. March a..
ice and wound chevrons were an,...
lied today by the department, >,
telephone operators and SINH. ;,
male employee with the erpedIuo,
AIRY forces. The chevrons ma '''' %
worn when the employees are in 49,.
prescribed uniforms. "s'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-04
A limited Number o
BLANKETS an6 Comfort,

To Close Out at Special Prioos
Cotton Blankets--Single bed
size, In grey only. tho pr. siS
Cotton Blankets---In grey or
tan. box7s inches, the pr. ss,S
white Cotton Blankcts-with
blue borders, s0r76 inches,
tHs pr. ......' SASd
Army Biankets--Rerulatio
color. Soxe0 inches, each sss
Heavy GTsy Woo, Blankets
s4xso inches. the pr. $500
Plaid Wool Blankets -- In
pink, grey and blue, large
size, tho pr. r...........,., ,s12so
California Wool Biankets-in
Scotch Pla aids, 72Is0
inches, pr. .............s szs.os
Snkollne Comforts Large
size, well stitched, each. St5
Satin Comforts Plain Dor
ders. wool fiilled, each. sfsw
Hand Made SILK Comforts
Filled with wool. each. S5em
Mattress Protcctorsu-Fu
size ................ sfoe
Mattress Protectors -- Single
pco size ...'.,.s..' .'''' WV
Mattress Protecfors-Childs
ned size .,....... ..''s'' Wv"
Good Down PilIows-Coyered
with linen ticking. 22K2S
inches. the pr. .......... sizw
pnhx pJJlows - Filled with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-04

or S2.55 Per Dozen
This is a dandy value In Turk
ish Towels. they are made OF
good absorbent quality terry
cloth, full bleached, and plain
hemmed large size l7Hto
inches Al this price ~ will
pay you 10 lay In a good sup
ply.
Main Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-04

J \ Cannon, 1850 South FL
wood. has departed for Palm Beach
from Ncw york. Tor a stay Of two
weeks
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-10
rWIcE-ToLD TESTIMONY
Caldwell People Are Doing All Tb.v
Can for Fellow Sufferers.

Caldwell testimony has been nnI
lished to prove the merit of. Doan;.
Kidney Pills to others in Caldwell wbo
suffer from bad backs and kidney ills
Lest any sufferer doubt this evidencs
on merit, we produce confirmed proof
statements from Caldwell peonls
who again endorse Doan's Kidnrv
Pills-confirm their former test,
mony. Here's a Caldwell case:
]. M. Bowman, retired rancher, 4l2
Blaine Ave-, gave the following ac.
count of his experience with Doan's
Kidney Pills on November 8. 1912.
when my back ached and my kid.
neys acted irregularly, l used Doan's
Kidney Pills, and they never failed
to relieve me. Doan's put me in good
health"
OVER FOUR YEARS LATER on
September ID, 1917, Mr.. Bowman
said: at is seldom need any kid.
new medicine now but when | do, I
always use Doan's Kidney Pills,
Doan's never fail to relieve me-"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for sidn.y rc:nc'lv get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Bowman had. Foster Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. Y.-Adv.