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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

WESLEY METHODIST - First
and Lee, West Tulsa Rev. II. f.
BrilL pastor. sunday school at 10;
preaching at II and 8: Epworth
league, { 30.
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SACRED HEART-SINteenth and
Rockford Rev. Charles StandaorL
rector. Services AT usual hours.
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tTliOIIC.

HOLY Fam l. Y -- Eighth and
Boulder. Rev John q. Herring. rec
tor. First mass and sermon at 7 n
m; children's mass and religious in -
struction, 2 n. m. high mass and
sermon. 1890. Evening services at
7,3G'~- on March 80 at tho 10 30
scrvico the hol9 mission Aill open.
The Franciscan fathers will he here,
ready TO assist all In spiritual mat
tcrr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

=, BROWNS CHAPEL &C. VI. ED
'V' north Frankfort Rev !. II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

CRTB SIDING Services every
Sunday at mission on Sand Spring,
line.
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1MMANUET,-Second and Rock
ford. Rev. c. =. Siler, pastor, III
South Victor; phone $3.50, Sunday
school, et5. Sunbeams. 2:3O; h. Y.
z. u, 615.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

THE TULSA UNITY CLASS OF
Practical christianity will meet
Thursday evening at IN the su.
pcrlor courtroom At the courthouse.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

ORCUrr NJ EM RIA Four
tecn'h and Quaker Rcv. Iandor l..
Rrannon. pastor; +. G. Mccullough.
npcrintcndent. NJ. L. poundstone.
league president: X. ". Ke~fe, finan-
cial secretary. sunday school, 9:30;
Epwor'h, $40. Preaching. l0:4b and
I.So. prayer meeting Wednesday al
1880.
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GRACE HIRC1i-Third and
Trenton. Rev Everett simpson, pas
tor. 1926 East Third; phone 7237-R.
'upSrf '@uppScTrifn,cndcnt: W !. whidbee, SUI
perinlcndent Junior department
Preaching at IL. and 1880 by the
pastor Junior league at }, Epworth,
$50 Meeting for men only NJ 4
p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
Al T.ge
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

CHURCH or Con Fifth anC
Madison.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

MISSION or REDEDM1NG LOVE
100 South Boston.
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Where to Worship
METHODIST.

FIRST MTTHoDIST-Fifth and
Boulder. Rev. j. W. Abel. pastor,
phonc 75A: Miss Faye Burritt Emery
assistant. IL. w. Johnson - treasurer,
willard John. superintendent sun
day school, 800. Morning worship,
1915, sermon by pastor. wv. +. NJ,
Sgllalr Century Anniversary" eve
nshg service 7:30. "Uninterrupted
Fellowship" Epworth league $40,
THE Epworth League on a War
Footing led by l., G. Murray; inter
mediate $40, Ruth Gordon; Junior
a. g. Idalcne Nichelson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
DEPARTMENT LEAGUE
FORMED. At FOUNDRY
Interest In Basketball Is Keer and the
Various Employees Have Taken
to Sport,

Whether the other industrial ccnccrrs
of the city do anything in the way Of
basketball or not. the employees Of The
Mold and Foundry company a-n now
head and heels IN The idea. and to sub
tantiat" their intentions an attractive
Sch"dul.. hos been made up. the FIRST
game taking place tonight at the Y. N.
9. y. gymnasium. whore all future con-
:csts will b. played every Tuesday and
Thursday evening between csc AMI
80. II order not 10 conflict with the
class work Of tho association.
Tonight tho production d"pa rtmrnt IS
ready ~ give the purchasing cr"w It's
HrSt setback Of the schedule" Interest
Is keen over tn" ncu ''",-;Hr" and To
make i 'rore tc:nr;I!r:. a trophy will be
offered e. III" :vn going through The
srhrd,:le wish tho best record. The lab
c5a,c-y and engineering departments
mcc' on Thursday. AID th!s coutrs: Is
labeled on the spectacular Laos.
Ii" schedule. rs adopted. foIiuEs:
F"h. 4--Prnduciion ~. Purchasing.
r'rh. 6--Lahcrntory ". Engineering.
i'.b. 11--I.abnratory IS. Production.
Feb. i2-Purchlsing VS. Engineering.
Feb. 20--Iaborltury vs. Purchasing.
Fob "5--PurchasinE VS.. Production.
Fob @7-I.atnrl,ory VS. Engineering.
March t--I.ab"rarory W. Product ion.
Mach S---g'UrcfaSiu:, rs. Engineering.
March 1l--Pr"duct;"A -. Engineering.
March !3--G-aho7at"ry vs. Purchasing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04

west. that has been before congress
within II drradr--haS beer pending for
four wears and hns been the subject ~
rr,rntrd discussions in both houses.
Lenders in III" Scratc and house hope 10
conulrt" It's enactment before the end
OF ting session. March 4.
Aftrr the c0nf"rc"s had settled all
diffcrHnCrS Senator Iittrlan. Of Nevada
and Representative Ferris. Of Oklahoma
chairman uf tn" arn1.r and house man.
aa"rs. issued statement. urging support
II tn" h;il and declaring that IN It's pres
Ont form II was the best compromise
That could hc h"I~d for
The most Important provision OF The
measure. and r., "u" causing 'he
greatest division ~ opinion relates -
the scttlcm.u; Of claims srn%inE out
nf the Development of ri! wells ~ and
out sid" ihr california and Wyum nE
naval rrs,.rv"s.. The conf"reCS adopted
th., hnu~.. provision which has been en-
drrsrI w.. fh. secretary nf the navy.
the secretary Of ihr Interior and the at
tornc,- general. and which III effect nr''-
,."H:., al development within IN" naval
reserves rnc-rr through existing flow
in. wells. which may he leased To- per
snne who sank ,hCm providing no fraud
rx!stS ut u rrNnlty /" h" fixed hy IN"
secretary Of ~" interior at not less thnn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
T0N|GHT'5 MATCH At AUDITORIUM
LABELED To 4 FINISH OCCASIONS
CONN|E1T WITH GLAD|AT ORS READY

toughest sort OF a struggle ever seen
anyryhcre on tho mat for n" reason
that 10 OBTAIN q WIN would boost cach
!uan a whole lot when the time comes
Tor IN" championship matches
Xbysyko has never made 2 Ep-sC'slty
Of any one hold. He is equally good ~
al Of them and for that reason HIS oI>-
pon"nts have been kept guessing
tnrnushout their bouts with him. This
is not the case with the other big men.
unless il is his present opponent. cutler.
With Lewis il IS his famous deadlock.
which his opponent has 10 watch out Tor
all the while. for oncc he gets It m
rnon that wrestler IS IN Cor tough dTnc
u; IL With Sinchnr II IS mis- body crush
inr scissors which bids fair to stove IN
4 wrcStlcr's ribs unisss he admits the
fall
Rut with Zhvszko and Cutler there Is
no outstanding hold either man t"a-
tu-cs. They are equally good NJ all o:
thcnl. so thrt each man Will ," ~ MS
wits crd't prevent ;hc oth"- slipping p
throwing hold OVER On him. Cu;!'r ~
n" clcvor"St biz; man in the ma; c;lmc
to-day. He Figures his moves ans! works
nut we'll In advance cC each NOV" cnf
has won most ~ his matches by this
sort ~; clever h'sahwork LhySXko or
the cthnr hanf. is tho moro experienced
os the two and hc vii deread upon his
long time "xp"rienc" 10 overcome the
skillful moves of his big opponent
Such 4 match cannot help but r" RS
AGGRESSIVE ms any eyer staged. II Ia
either mans hattie all The way through
and III" result is 4 loss up. I; VIII un-
qu"stionably bring out Ill III" fling
points of the game while thrilling cvcrye
one with is lightaing-lke action. A
record crowd is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
|NTELL|GENCCER TOURNEY FORCES
To FRONT A5 MOST CLEVER IDEA

LIQUOR traffic - max" rrrdul"uS i"'"p''
believe. that Victorious pr"hIhI't"n!siS
VIII how demand Il constitutional am
"ndm"a, a:;l.ust trhar"" not I" mention
dancing anL failure /" attend N"dh'S-
day evening prayer meeting - III" ''m"
q! hyj".rriSy"
'"rhrrr IS not now and will be" SAID
tho statement. un movement I" secure
prohibition Of tobacco, except perhaps
It's sal" Ia minors. a PROPOSE! |" ~hlcn
most smokers would readily agree. How
ever. IT," tn!arru men should lnk" warn
ing that Inany millions ct r'"pi" hhN"
warmly resented IN" forcing %! "i%Ar",S
~ tho. al our soldiers wH" were MOI
previously accustomed Ia 'h"ni' ana
that they HAY" resented W.ih :nGiEIi-
ton the rlaCnr,lrr 81 the country with
giant signs saying that 'csEHr"tS ",n
The war and similar advertising 'H'th-
DDS"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
SHELTON CONES
To UNIVERSE
F0R BASEBALL.
uoTTD COACH WILL BE: BACK TO
WEST VIZ CHINA TO WHIP NOUN
TAINEEE NINE IN SHAPE.
Saws In Letter That II" Expects To Be
aonlr Ii TIM" cor OHcIng-
Fad Grent Year.

NpEGANrNN y. F'h a SPECIAL -
W"s; Virginia University V'H al;u'n
have he services "f k-nrprr .lh,lI"u to
coach h,r baseball uiur 'lr, r"mn:;
spring. or. a i'ns;. shelton Writes 'h.d
h" will -, ,rck ~ plenty az tiu"" ana
Il is iai,cn trr ;rr"l'I "nih thrt II" VII
H.. formally selected for tn j'h and
TIA; IL WI, r"nr!I
Sl!.l;nu writes OK January 9Th. fr"iit
.'Pnut Rousseau" Franc" and stHt"H that
no was as far as III" C'Aast one" ready
to sail Sor noulr when HIS contingent
was moved back 80 rnli"s 10 await ti'
turn. ~ tho date Of writing h" *u"
ne did not expect |" hr ih"r" nor than
p week longer nuI TIM: soon ate" being
mustered out ~ this country hr would
come to MorEantuwl.
This news VIII b. gladly received ~
MI who are lrt"r,-ilCd III In" SuC'"Ss'
OF tho VARSITY fiIirr in tho spring. shell
ton turned out n wonderful t"a!a last
spring. winning fourteen out If Is
games and making good" as i diamond
tutor with vengeance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
LINSLY READY
FOR TIE STUBS
TOMORROW NIGHT
Orange and Black Have Been Making
Poor Showing But Should
Come Back Strong.

Unless Llnsly succeeds in tr'r1-I%nE
the speedy Stcubenvillc Aggregation TO-
morrow evening at the local arnl"rE. Nor
reason will be miserable failure, az
not a game has bc-.n wen as yet ana
with the rest Of the schedule 5e!nE
rather hard, it looks like Il matter OF
much ronceru for the followers OF
the popular school. Just why the ca
diets do not have good haSkclpai!
five * not TO be dwcllct upon too on
trnSjvcly as the material IS possessing
of the necessary weight and speed but
somehow or other Go not take Ia The
game az they do in football and has"-
ball. Ln;sly had dandy football ma
chine, and with tho plucky athletes
still in tho school. should hav" q good
Floor five. but such IS not tn" case.
This s 4 specific iuStrDC" OF why has
kct ball has gained popularity through
GU. Tho country. /; IS a game TIA, re-
ouir~s constant effort and playing
qualities every man must h" rhySi-
cally trained. and kept So. If h" hopes
10 iaduls" in the gam" consistently. a.
II has It's bad features as other sports.
Lnsly meets a mighty tough custom
81 in the Stcubenvillc quintet ana Will
have 70 step Pretty lively II Sh" hopes
10 even make d good showing. Tho up
river lads arc bent upon the word
-rcvcngc" and viii extend themselves
moro so than had they not lost 20 Cath
edral Stcubenv1llr - an "Tcntly bal
ancrd five, but the result of Th0mp-
son, the big center being Disqualified
In he second half. made III" difference.
and without him the team played Ike
Il gun WITHOUT q bullet against Cath
edraL
4 large crowd should be on hand. as
Il vii! BE- the first gam" Staged on a
"Wednesday his year. and with no other
IN The city this also is an added point.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
CUTTER AND BYSEKo SHoUbO
EUEN1SE TIE GREATEST EVENT
OF IT'S KIND EvEE HEEE.
Sol Metzger, Noted Coach. Assures Fans
Of The Cleanest and Best And
Asks For Support.

U-nen valdez Zbysko. the Polish Her
c,lles. who APPEARS here at the NaVN'l
Auditorium Tonight IN Il f!2'Sh wrestling
watch with Charley Cutler. the popular
Ar,cr;con champion. tho FANS VIII see
d florence N the i'ols in roaaT Respects
Ee-r,oforc ZoysZkn has been easily
aroused and on several o~clsions ,h'S
has caused him TO lose out at tim:
when head work could rot b" supPtan'el
b. brute strength. That the "F''t: ~
done much 70 teach men I" c"ntr"' th"iT
,erno..- and thereby use their head TO p
ror r-oat.r advantages. has bcea the OK
per;src, OF this great athlete
N-h;ln In New Torl< last fall. after De-
,,r honorahly DISCHARGED from me ser
VIC. TSvszko happened ;nrn the OFFICES
M his manager Jack Cucfey. IN thF.
Same office WAS ? rraG Sy IN" name "
Movers. who by his talk and actcnS
gave IAyszilo and others fhe IMPRESSION
-hor no was Of German Sym1athlss.
this wass moro than the big FOLLOW cou'o
s+,od After going through the military
training OF Uncle Sam.
Zvbzsr could have crushed Meyers
:, ~. arms. Instead he let him or
casy for ne picked u? that gentleman.
laid him over his knees and gave him
mighty stiff sparkling. tho Kind ot pun
,shroant dad used to hand out ~hcsi
rc ware Kids Meyers rushed 70 the
law about it and had Ihyszko before q
magistrate in New York City on the
charge OF assault. When the case "fS
eI,hoinAd the magistrate. getting the
49,, ~ matters asked Meyers to show
tho court his injuries. Meyers was
stumped for fair so the trdEe diS1niSSe4
Tho case, Laughing UP his sleeve.
This sarne ZbyszRo appears N
whecl:ng tonight at the Market Anal-
toriun. He IS none other than the
pos;sh heavyrei Sht wrestling cham pion
and he has IN equal claim with te~
others to the American title. Ils OPP
Ionept tn This city Is Cutler. who also
has en- equal claim TO the title. NO Dig
ger wrestling match has ever been pro
s,o,a1 j., wheeling than this banner
hour The two men have equally Eood
records and the tilt between them VIII
he worth going many miles to see II
ms all the earrnar3es Of the hardest and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
GAMES ALREADY PLAYED WERE
EoTLY CONTESTED AND IN
TAREST REVIVED Is
ECST UNIQUE.
With Cathedral and Eellnire Staging the
Final Saturday q Record Crowd
is Assured.

Basketball Journeys ar" most 'nir"-
Qurnt. especially IN ilt"- part "I The
country. and while tn" ln;"lllg"nc"r
IuurMamcE; IS mot th' mutual attempt
OF such an event. yet i IL thu. :IrSt Time
il i.uS been tried III West Virginia IN
arnat"ur circles tn" reason Il has
proved Il decided success Is hraH@ht
about 10y the interest manifested by In"
contestants ami the fact tina; ALI TN"
teams played ,lru" /" form, with MI stag
!nE their gaines according /" th" rules
and regulations. nnr uui$Iandn: tea
FUR" Hes IN the expected rough stnf!'
not bring shown. COR not 4 man has
been disqualified, and furthcrnur" VIII
~" situation NOW dwindling down I" The
fur poIni. rhcr" is litlI" Likelihood Of
any rnan adh"ring :" tn" undesirable
Classy.
Aflr- s"rnS SIX EHn"S already all
most interesting and carried out III
smooth manner. the fans are preparing
for the real treat and IN" upr big Uhjcct
CATHEDRAL and Hollalrr. on Saturday
night. RIVALS IL the core. and possess
ing we'll known players. Ia" leans Nr"
we'll fortified and promise 10 CIV. til"
gr,.ttrst EItmr Of III" floor Sport seen IN
unn-echolnstic circles in thu stat" Of
justly deserving OF the hhnds"m" silver
loving cup. which will be the reward fer
,hc cfiurtS displayed. In weight ana
size the over the river lads have the big
advantage hut the locals ar" expected
10 show class by their long Experience
and playing together. 1t should be
rir-Srorter and since the fans arc ALL
bent upon this engagement the popular
:ly 81 the tournament is spreading Il
long way.
Interest.
Talk and gu"sS~$ hay" never been
more noticeable than over the approach
ing encounter. for IL will 10 a contest
that mast test the strength In III" Emit.
and neither team can offer an alibl IN
case OF defeat. II will also ."iIminnt'' IN"
ihruught that ono team didn care Tor
any tram would put forth effort IN
contest Of this sort. rs III" silver cup
Will be- L trophy well worth tn" honor
Of victor. and gives the winner Il clear
claim 10 the valley amateur uil". Tn"
large balcony Is expected :" h" 'nN"d
to overflnwng. and no admission Will
hc charged as the tournament ~ purely
an amateur venture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
Best Treatment for Catarrh
S. S. s. Removes the Cause

obtainable at any drug store. 1t has
proven lis value in thousands OF cases.
Il Will do 50 in your case. Get 5. 5. ).
at once and begin treatment II yours
is long standing case, be sure TO
write for free expert medical advice.
We will tell you how this purely veg
etable blood tonic cleanses the I'M
purlties from tho blood by literally
washing It clean. We will prove to
you that thousands OF sufferers from
Catarrh after consistent treatment
with s. S. S. have been freed trom
the trouble and all its. disagreeable
features and restored to perfect
health and vigor. Don't delay the treat
mcnt. Address Medical Director. 49,
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta ca.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
100000 ACRES
or RICH OIL AND
MINERAL LANDS OPEN

WASIlNliTOf;. Feb. 3--Af:"r months
nf drl;brrrih.u nous. and S"Iiat" con-
rrrrc,, indrv reached a final agreement
on th.. oil leasing h,ll under which mpr"
Ihnn Ln,1O0. 900 aero" az government
owned oil. gas. coal and phosphate" lands
In Western states and Alaska. would he
o2rnrd for development under l"nsing
svstrn, subject tn royalty which in the
case ~ oil and gn. will not u" less than
ore eighth Of tho gross Vhiu" or pro-
duCt!on.
This etTislation-Ecnerally regarded
"a The most important affecting the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
TESTING OF COLES.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.-Thc govern
mcncs annual assay commission Will
meet in Philadelphia February j. TO
test III" weight and fincncss OF spcci-
mems y. coins produced az the minis
last year.
Members Of this commission. appoint
I'd by President Wilson on recommended
ton Of Secretary Glass were announced
today. They include:
Representatives Ashbrook. Ohio. Rep.
rcsentattve barrow. Pennsylvania:
George Rurnham. Philadelphia; c. l..
McCracken, Johnstnwn. Ohio; william
Hassan, Oil City. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
BY Purifying the Blood.

Once. you get your blood free from
impurities -c;"ansed Of the catarrhal
poSonS, which il is nov pres 10
because OF its unhealthy State-then
you will be relieved Of Catarrh-thc
dripping. in the throat Iva viking and
splitting. raw sores in The nOstrils, and
the disagreeable bad breath. II was
caused in the first place, because your
ilnpoverishe blood was easily infect
ed. Possibiy'a slight Golil or conta~
with someone who had 4. cold. But
the point is--don't suffer with Ca
tarrh-it is not necessary. The rem
edy S. S. S., discovered" over fifty
years ago. tested. true, and tried, Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
SHELTON TO ". Y. u,

MORGANTOW-N. ". Va. Fsh G.
W"s: Virginia will again htv" K"mper
shelton. last y"ar's successful diamond
coach. 70 hand" tn" Mn" II the spring.
Shelton mas written ;ror. Franc" -;nat
he expects 70 sal! within Il week. ard as
soon q" hn IS mustered out. vii come
70 NcrEa::n.rn 20 arrange H"'1ilS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04

IIIUUUNCW'
The conferccS adopted the senate coal
provision. which permits either the
leasing or purchase Of government own
ed coal lands for development purposes.
Ii was al the recommendation Of Sec
rotary of the interior that Alaskan coal
lands were brought within the prori-
sions OF the measure. Persons leasing
any coal lands would pay a royalty o.
not loss than two cents = ton. Sale or
coal lands would he on the basis OF
competitive bids with a minimum OF
$40 an acre for certain lands and W.
my hcrC FOR others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
!: IN TIL: FLOOR


Cathedral High IS flushed with conf
dcncc and is ready Ia meet 't'cllansbon
in game t>-lday evening? at thr local
''hcwi.' Tn" victory over St"uh"nvtl!c
was a grand one. and place the school
in 4 most commanding position. L!itln
was expected OF lar Maroon and
Cram this season since tn" mighty
team OF last winter was completely
shattered b. graduation. However the
Of the institution are. r"j0ic-
ing ov"r tho speed being displayed by
The youngsters. and Will turn nut II
each uf The remaining contests In APP
probation or 'h"!r efforts. Follanshcc
nrey prove hard match. BIT: Il Is Saf"
in saying That not quit" a. tough as the
Stubs Cathedral las Il light and mex
pcricnccd team and the way The boys
have been playing OF late. assures fu-
ture succesa.
Putnam patriot., 1919-08-01
MAIN STREET TO
 BE RENUMBERED

Under the direction of City En- gineer George W Perry, the work of renumbering Main street is soon to be commenced. This becomes necessary since Elm street has been voted out of existence, and the entire stretch from Harris street through to Provi- dence is now known as Main. The present numbering system begins at Harris street and goes as far as Un- ion square. Another system begins at Bugbee's corner and runs up to the square, while the third section runs from Bugbee's to Providence street.
 The triplicate system is to be done away with, and the new numbers will begin at Harris street and run clear through to the Nightingale-M Morse mill Maps showing the present num- boring will have to be remade, and as soon as this is completed the new nu- morals will begin to appear on the doors, and the last vestige of Elm street will have gone forever.
Putnam patriot., 1919-08-01
MISS ALICE BIBEAULT MARRIED
 MONDAY

Miss Alice Bibeault, daughter of MT. and Mrs. James o. Bibeault of Woodstock avenue, was married at 2 o'clock Monday morning at St. Mary's church. The ceremony was per formed by Rev Adrian Dykeman. The groom is Cleophas Thereoux of Woonsocket. There were many friends of the couple present, includ- ing large number from out of town. The bride is a member or the Chil- dren of Mary and the couple were married in the sanctuary.
 After the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Thereoux left for a wedding trip to Hartford and upon their return they will occupy newly furnished home on Woodstock avenue.
Putnam patriot., 1919-08-01
PUTNAM GOLFERS BEAT NOR
 WICH

At the links of the Putnam Country Club last Saturday afternoon, mem. bers of the Putnam team defeated Norwich IS 5l2-11 F. This is the first tiHe the Putnam golfers have won in several weeks.
 Following the match in the after. noon, the visitors were entertained at supper in the club house. Mrs. Will liam F. Rafferty was in charge, assist ed by Mrs Nelson Lown, Mrs. Ernest Morse and Miss Elizabeth Rafferty.
 Next Saturday the Putnam club is to be entertained by the Stafford Golf Club, and the following week they are to be guests of the Cohasse Country Club in Southbridge.
Putnam patriot., 1919-08-01
SORE ARMS SHOULD
 BE. HEALED NOW
School Board Advises That Vaccination Be Accomplish
 ed Right Away
That Will Save Difficulty and Con- fusion When School Opens Next
 Month

Sore arms are not conducive to in telligent work in school, yet sore arms must be endured, for the vac cination rule will apply to students in Putnam schools with the opening of the school year. So the school board is advising that vaccinations be performed before the first of Sep tember in order that all difficulty may be avoided The board has found it best to apply the state law that all school children must be vaccinated. The board has also found that all To- cal physicians are now equipped with first class vaccine points and it be- lieves that now is the time to have the vaccine administered.
 If the work is done now the opera tion will have become but a memory by the time school opens. Further more parents of the children have the opportunity now to have the work done by the family physician and ac- cording to their own wishes and what ever inconvenience attends the disa- greeable work can be properly met while the child is at home and out of school.
 With the opening of the schools a careful inspection will be made and all students who have by that time not received vaccine will come under the ruling of the board The com mittee urges that all children be pro vided for now and save confusion and difficulty later.