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Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
DIME SAVINGS BANKS HALF CENTURY

Fifty years ago on the morning of September 27th, the Dime Savings bank of this city opened it's doors for the first time By the end of the day the yhad taken in s1.000. Francis J. LeaVens, president of the bank. told his guests a half century annivers ary dinner he gave Friday evening at the Wauregan house, and ever since thed had continued to grow steadily and satisfa ctoriiy as a good child or a good bank should.
 When the bank began business it was in the Dr. Cassidy building on Main street. where the Singer. sewing machine office no wis. but after a few months there it moved to the build ing on Main street which it has oc- cupied ever since. the front remain
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY

Mrs Charles w Prentice has re- turned after a brief stay at her cot tage on Fishers Island.
 Miss Ruth Browning left to resume her duties as instructor in art at Birmin gham, Pa.
 Mrs. George K. Hyde and Miss Mary B. Hyde returned recently to Brook ly, N. Y, after a stay at the home of MT. and Mrs. W. Tyler Olcott on Church street.
 NIr. and Mrs. Sidney E. Trumbull of Johnston, N. Y, have been guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. Tyler Browne. Dr and Mrs. Browne and AIr. and Mrs Trumbull took q motor trip through New York state.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Marie T. V. GiIEisar

Mrs. Marie T. V. GiI1igan. wife of Daniel Gilligan. died at her home in Mystic on Thursday after a long H. ness She had been d resident of Mys- tic for the past two years and was born in Brooklyn, N. Y. Sept 9. 1878. the daughter of Thomas and Margaret Shea Kingston.
 Besides her husband, she leaves the following sisters and brothers; Mrs. Matilda FIa.herty of Brooklyn, Mrs. n. T. Brown of Brooklyn, Mrs. A. K Grammar and Miss Lillian Kingston of Chicago and James and Joseph Kingston of Brooklyn.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
JUDGE GREENE REVIEWS
 CURRENT. VITAL TOPICS

Judge Greene congratulated Presi- dent Leavens upon the happy idea of holding this celebration of the o0th ap- niversary of the bank and went on to speak in part as follows:
 have been associated with the Dime Savings bank since very early in my legal work in Norwich. In 1878 I came to Norwich to assist Colonel Wait in his law practice, succeeding T. Walter Swan whom i'll health obliged to give up work. and in May. 1879, became a corporator of the bank in 1884, attor- ney, in 11es. . director. and in 19e"
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
BRINGS INJUNCTION SUIT
 AGAINST LOCAL IMAM

Groton Long Point Land Co., has brought an injunction suit against Pe- ter J. Ethier of GreenevilIe to restrain him from conducting store at Gro ton Long Point. The plaintiff claims that when MT. Ethier bought land there it was with restrictions which would forbid conducting store there.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
ERAI
Mrs. A j. Wilcox.

The funeral of Mrs. A J. Wilcox was held from her late home in Un- casviIle on Friday afternoon with relatives and friends attending. The services were conducted by Rev. Don aid Fletcher of the Quaker Hill Bar? tist church. Friends acted as- bear CTS and burial was in the family lot in Flanders cemetery. Rev. MT. Flet- cher read a con1mittal service at the grave.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
Auto c..e cortinu,d.

As Judge Kelly needed more time to prepare his defense in the auto ac- cident case in which Alexis George of Hartford and Jesse Brown of New London figured the case was continued until this morning. A man from Baltic was fined $5 and costs and paid Clerk Bailey the sum of $12.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27

the progress of the Dime Savings bank, one of the youngest but one of the best banks in the city and state.
 The banquet was concluded at 1o.3o with a vote Of thanks to President LeavenS-
 President Arthur H. Brewer of the Norwich Savings society and Cashier Charles H. Phelps of the Merchants National bank were prevented from attending the anniversary because of illness.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
TWO LOCAL ATTORNEYS
 MADE COURT COMMISSIONER

William H. Shields and William H Shields, Jr-, of this city were on Fri day made commissioners of the su- perior court for this county. Both are well known attorneys.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
Thousards Die w.h White Plague.

Every year 150. .000 persons die of the White Plague in the United States, according to figures of the National Tuberculosis association, which is now conducting a campaign against the scourge eliminating ill .the Red Cross Christmas seal sale.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
cuests at Birthday Celebration.

Mrs. Nancy G. Gardner of New London celebrated her SSd birthday anniversary Thursday. Among tho guests were Mrs. Ella Foster and MT. and Mrs c. H. Foster, daughter Ruth and son William of North Franklin
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
V. M. c. A. Bible Classes.

The weekly Bible classes a '. M. c. A. will be = lugurated early in Oc- tober and th, different groups will in clude a senior class. ? class for em- ployed boys, the Academy group and sevraI classes for grammar school boys.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
Reeeverins Fron, Operation.

Mrs. A M. Harring of Laurel Hill avenue who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis lat the Backus hospital is resting comfort ably. The operation was performed by. Dr. ". K Tingjey.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27

Liabilities-Totai deposits. s3,509,- s4s.58; interest, surplus and profit and loss s1ss. .435.14; liberty loan sub scribers. s6945.47. total liabilities s. roc. 6.23o.19.
 The following were the officers of the bank when it opened fifty years c. Hall, F. N. Gibbs, Francis T. Leavens, Gurdon A. Jones, Jr, N. T. Adams, N T. Arnold. A. s. Bolles. H. H. Osgood, Julius Webb, P. St M Andrews, Charles T. Palmer Elijah Kinney, Willis R. Austin, Charles R. Richards. James Burnet. Curtis Jill son, Horace Whitaker. John F. Ward. Wm. c. Osgood. F. B. Trunbull.
 President, F. R. Thompson; vice presidents. Amasa c. Hall, H. H. Os- good, W. R. Austin: directors, Horace Whitaker, James Burnet, Wm. c. Os- C. T. Palmer. E. N. Gibbs, F. J. Leav- ems; attorney, A. S. Bolles; secretary and treasurer, George D. Colt
 Of the original incorporators of the Bolies, now of Philadelphia. are still living, while MT. Leavens has the dis tinction of being tn only one of the original men who still is connected with the bank. MT. Bolles was one of the dinner guests Friday evening having come here especially for the anniversary.
 Covers were laid for 45 and the guests liittCuSu TepEeSe1ltdClNeS or nue other banks in the city, Treasurer Costello Lippitt and Assistant Treas urer Charles R Butts of the Nor wlch Savings Society. President W H. Allen of the Uncas National bank, Cashier N. A. Gibbs of the Thames National bank, President Chandler of the Chelsea Savings bank, and Rev. Alexander H. Abbott of the United Congregational church. The guests included also the present officers of the Dime bank. though there were four or five absentees from the fol- lowing list:
 Vice presidents. Gardiner Greene, Reuben $. Bartlett. N. Douglas Sev- in; directors. Frank L. Woodward, William B. Young. B. P. Bishop, Shep- ard B. Palmer, Walter F.. Lester, Charles H. Phelps. Edmund W. Per- kins, Jac. c. Henderson; treasurer, Frank L. Woodward: secretary and assistant trea Surer, John H. Perkins.
 Corpora tors: Francis T. I.erI-n0s-. Gardiner Greene, Frank l.. Woodward, Reuben $. Bartlett, W. $. AtilnS. -.u-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
St. Miea.ad. Day.

Monday being St. MichaePs or all angels day. there will be a celebration of the holy communion in Christ church a 10 o'clock in the morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
A HEAVY PENALTY,
STATE TREASURER,
 @ Hartford, Conn.

WHEN ToU. - aSsT o<pue TOUT bur mess before the puhlics there is nc medium better than through the ad-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
NOTICE

Eighth St. Canal Bridge dosed. Detour can be made across the grist mill bridge at your own risk while bridge is being bui3t at Eighth Street. No loaded teams or auto trucks allowed
 <. Per Order Selectmen.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27

We aAveffiA~ exactly
 m ft fs
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27

ing the same as it was in 1869, but an addition has been build on the rear.
 In the artistic golden anniversary souvenir used as place cards at the banquet the bank statement of Sep tember 26 1869. was given as follows:
 Assets-Faith. Hope and Courage.
 Lia abi1ities-Sundry bills for blank books, and stationery, amount un known.
 In contrast was given the statement of September 10, 1919:
 Assets-As above plus a satisfac- tory degree of public confidence and the following items audited this day bv the state bank examiner
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
STATE TAX

The estates of those who neglect to pay this tax will be liable to
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-03
INDlANI UBfJf VOJAKY.

Buenos Aires. - VSeobec ne
indianske povstani V brazilske
provincii Formosa Sc oZnamu-
je a pravi Sc, re jeden kmen Sc
zmocnil tvrze Yunka. zabil po-
sadku dvou dustojniku a pat
nact vojaku. Lndiani uprchli.
vezmouce sebou kone. munich
potreby tvrze. jak oznamu-
ie zprava. Narodni vojsko jest
vozeno do provincie. kde mno-
he osady byly napadeny zlo-
cinci. - Provincie For nosa le
V severovychodni casti Argen-
tiny a jet ma tfech stranach o.
hraniCena rekami Paraguay.
Pilcomayo a Bermeyo. Jest o
nj velice malo znamo. vyjma
toho. ze jest velikou lesnatou
planinou. Jest fidce nsazena,
nebot mtla V l.. 1900 $3.50 o.
byvatel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-03
MARSAL, FOCH A GENERAL SHUTS
SPINOMOCNENCI SPOJENCU.

Pariz, g. dubna. Marsal Foch general Smuts vypov
dali pred radou ctyr vemoc die ajnych instrukc j.
hned oba odcestova ruznym smery Foch oajel do Spa
spnomocnsn ably uzavfe N6mc dohodu ykajic prsan
poskeho vojska Gdansku.
General SHUTS odebere do Uher ako spojenecky emf
zasupce Spojenych Stat Ma vysetrt pfehmaty pro
pfmer jakoz pomery move vady uherskeho proleariau
Ultra navstvi belgcky kral Albert presdenta. Wlsona
pojedna MIN vaeGne nahrade Begii uprave hranc dale
Sc hoda pfiuvit aby by Bruel jmenovan sdem Lgy ma
rodd at posedni dobe byo vzeno ze voba rozhoda We
prosp9ch Zenevy Wilson obdrze tez dop Spaneskeho ra
e jenz schvaluje gu narodd chaG We jmenu Spaniel
ska a spolutlenstvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-03
POULICNf BOJE VYzADALY 81 NEKO-
LIK SET PADLYCH.
DRANCOVANi A PLENENl SUCAST.
NILY Sc | ZENY.
STRANA BURzOASNf PROVOLAVA PROTI-
STAVKU.

Berlin. 2. dubna = Dopisovatel Vosssche Zeitung Wy
maru pe vada noveho Nemecka pfedlo2 dodaek stat
nynejsi konstuc kerym ma by velen system soveni
Londvn dubna. - Ia ycereiSich ulicnich boju
Frankfurte Mohanem mezi stavkucimi vladimir VOL
kem byo zabto nskolik set osob Ia nepokou byy me-
s6 vypleneny hoely Mesto Jest bez vody osvetep.
Sturare vcera lid wal ucem radnici obsazenou vladimir
vojskem
(PokraGovini ma stran6 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-03
Bitva mezi stavkafi vojskem We Frankfurt.

dolennm meste trepotay Sc vlajky, kapely hrmely
sce lidi tisnio zvast "vitezne briny' Squaru.
"Vitame Vas!" byo heslem ceeho mesa. ku keremuzto
hesu my nase srdecne vit3ni prpoujeme
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-12
MINERS WILL PRESS
ORIGINAL DEMANDS
AT FRIDAY MEET
CONTINUED from Page "

Wilson In Washing; on fi.diy.
REPORTS 81 the number of men re-
turning to work were slow In 'cnch NJ
Int rnstlonai headquarters OF tho mlic
workers mere. chiefly because tho or
der resembling the strike call OF uftN.
her i5 mad not yet beon received IN
many districts. and because mauy in ~
unions will hold meetings before d"
sidng whether TO return To the mines
Most OF Men VIII obey.
Dispatches received M 10 thl4 time
while not clearly defining the ailiud.
~ the men re- u whole. were bHli"v,d
10 Indicate the workers. viii continue
on strike only In Isolated cases. j.
was pointed out by the m nets or
ficialr that several dayH would be 70.
uuircd 10 determine 10 what extent
ther order h'd he n oNcYcd
Officials OF tho unions. members of
the scale committee and executive
board and district presidents who viii
attend the negotiations conference Fri
da, we're resting after their nrducuN
s-ssions and probably viii not tart
for Washington before late tonight NJ
emily tomorrow morning. one fep.
reStniative from each bltumlnous dis
u,t In the t'n,od States IN addition
10 the international officials md the
scale committee viii attend tho meet.
irfs
Grove'. Tnsteleu ChiIi Ton'c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-12
Ethel lIay.On'S
neauti'ul CCmPlexiOr

That splendid actress now appear'ns
under tho IA amount banner II famous
for her beautiful COMPLEXION. she al.
tributes her wonderful skin TO the Use
of a simplr to let article called Dcrwllll
There In nothing lihe " for tan, reck
lcs, n my nose. rallow, dais rous'
skin II takes the place n lace Io"hri
st,y- on better. as perspitation hoeH
not affect II, and II instantly b-au'lii's
the complcslnn ono application proves
N YOU want nice lily.Nhite skin
with rosy checks get bottle OF Der
wilo today. you VIII be dellrhied. psr.
WHO Is sold nt all up.to date lolle'
counters iic sure 10 real lhrse an,
rnuncemcri of Mlss Clavton's soon 20
rpnear In ihla paper II tells how 10
lrstnn'lv have beautiful complexion
md a soft, white. velve,y skin evervon"
"iust loves 10 touceh tAiy \
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-12
Portland |. W. W.
Office Is Raided

PORTLAND. ORE Nov. 1.-THE
armstico day nssassinetions at Contra
liH was the signal for drive ON bol-
shc,iki radicals IN Portland last night
Headquarters Of the I W. " we're
ra'l,l and between fify and sixty
members NJ tho workers. soldiers Il
-a .iurs council were taken into custody
Booklets and other literature printed
IN various languages and said by the
rollCe 20 he OF tho most radical char
tctcr. were seized and taken to head
quarters Three NJ those arrested were
officers of the local workers. soldiers
and sailors council
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-12

Hubbard. the third man killed, served
with the Twentieth engineers In France.
llp Wns married hut two weeks ago In
Los Angeles Cal Mrs. Hubbard was
standing on the street viewing the
parade hut did not see her husband
IAN
Ion CasagHnln, another of the men
pilIed. has boon here FOR somc time
Ito wns employed ~ a bootbhrk hr
served with e. Nlnety first division IN
France.
One Fatally Wounded.
JuCob phlt1rr, one of the wounded
men. came from his home Mt Ch'hHlls
10 participate In tho parade lie war
shot through the arm Watt was shot
through the spleen and attending ply
Fc.nns 10 not hold much hope 'or MS
recovery John Evan Watt, another
NJ the wounded. served In France His
plr,utN I've here.
Nnc,frc,h. Pulitzer nni Cr!st Cole.
mlu. another ~ those Wounded, were
800 members Of Company NJ one iun.
dI.' and SiN'y-hrst infantry, Il Wash
I"siuu regiment.
Iltue Known OF l. W. W. Leaders.
Gut little In known of BRITT Smith
Uo lg s1ii to have come To CeutfNlit a
short time ngo Nothing which might
l,nd 10 II clew as to his home wns
found In his possession. He WAS In his
tnirties o. medium height and had
se cropped red hair.
Clashes between tho l. W, " and
Crutrplie citizens have occurred ut In.
t,rvals during the last two years The
Nr-t outbreak occurred when radicals
spoke against ltcd Cross bazanr \
rpnd went to the W. " hall NJ
the time ana cnrrtcd the furniture to
tho street where n was burned
@ Now many battles id John l..
short ''uo rgo lOch character
known ms Blind Tom" who acted ns
..yfrnry N the I ". W lu,'l WINS to'd
N. citizens 10 leave town because o'
ha ln,cndlary sptcchcs he returned
soon after lie represents y seattle
organ Of the reds here and distributes
the paper He vas among those ar
rested today
From Yakima enme word TIM, mem
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-12
V..!nsRThkFRS WILL
net Care For CODY
OF |. W. W., LYHCHED
(cor,jnued from eaus -

sns ppcd ont NJ though oi. through
giant switch. The entire ,tv WIS t'fN.
Even the hail doren AUTOMOBILES
rrthoed near the Jail by the mob hnl
no nsht.. No match was struck
Motorists approaching from bi.secunr
streets were warned 20 cld or ih"l
lights and one p'ir OF lenses was klcNcd
IN when the driver did not obey
No word was spoken when the men
entered the irIl. Night Pruolmnn
Robert Jackson was on duty The
mobs lerders kicked At panel fiom
the outside door, reached IN and
turned the key The cell whcro Smith
coyescd was unlocked According 10
al accounts. he s,i nothing Sn'ntN,
o. least eight men surrouudrd MN,
rushed him from he little jan ana in'o
n car The engines were ili"hnlnF
md not moment wa lost. The paftJ
sped away through the mud md water
10 the county bridge over the Chchnlls
river.
pob Burrows a farmer, living near
the bridge, told this story OF the hang'
ing: ,.,. -.
men who held him" eald BURROWS
.'rhey worked without word. saw
them stop no, far from the END oi
the bridge ne1res, tho city and throw
= a. rome over the crorsbcam The hody
went over with n thud and then shn,
vas fired Then more shots. ! stood
d,s,orrr nwpv while perhaps tn rtF
shots In pll were fired close 20 the
body --,.
A bullet wen, through Smiths nocN
rinso 10 where the Moose had tom the
flesh burrows said the crowd went
awoy In thoir machines without 40 q
How or by whom Smiths body VIII h'
cared for 4. prohlem0ticai. TWO un'
dertasers here las, night refused L
prepare II for hur'rl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-12

bcrs Of the American legion post there
were discussing formation " n secret
Organization Within the legion which.
II Nrs thought from the phnrsng Of
the Rdyiccs. might be designated to
combat rndicalism,
A search was being, conducted late
'ast night for John bland. wanted for
thr staying of one OF the soldiers shot
Gown IN yesterdays parade. The shor-
lffs office issued nm appeal for my vol.
unteer deputies to aid In tho hunt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-12

Groves Tas,eles Chill Ton'c.
restores vitality and energy 10y plflN
ing and enrichins tho blood You 1u
coon fcel It's strengthening. lnvigora'-
ing Eifeci. Price soc lAdvD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-12

tainmcnt sub committee of tho enter.
tainment and acquaintance committed
N tho Chamber At noon today II win
include banquet. tax by Govrrnor
Trough. of Afkansis. vaudeville a0l|
from n city thoat,r numbers hy ths|
oklahoma university male .anart II !:
community sing hy all ~ Honss from
the Chamber song book. which viii Ds
compiled before III, event.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-12

confirmed reports thnt members " the
communist labor party had Hhruudrd
the Amrrlcnn cOlorE with rod fnss and
had npplnuded speeches advocating tho
overthrow of the government ana the
substitution Of sovlcts.
No arrests were made
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-12

responsible for the shooting AZ Cen
tralla. Wash. yesterday caused Mayor
Baker TO order tho raid.
Among tho prisoners were several
radical labor leaders. prominent local
". one woman IN tie audience was per
mitt.d To- go home.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-12
Radical Paper at
Oakland Wrecked

OAKLAND. Cal, Nov y. -- Head
quarters of the communist labor part
and tho office OF The World, radi
cal publication. are dismnntled TO-DAY
o. the result OF u raid on these places
last night by about MY American
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-12
Portland Radicals
Are Investigated

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov Federal
Officials are Investigating the autcccd-
crts and activities uf huy.three men
trapu into custody by tho local police
100 raid on herdnunr,ers Of the Council
NJ Nugtmcn. Soldiers and Sailors last
.lrht Reports that speal ets at meet
mg " the council wcrA denouuring the
American Legion and spreading reports
'hnt mcwhcrs of tho Legion had been
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-12
TROOPS ON PATROL
IN washington CITY
FOLLOWING MURDERS
CONTINUED from PAGE y

an article printed In So tile labor
organ. tnnt tho attack On the parade
was result of a campaign inhugufhtct
by Ccutrnlia business men 10 rid IN,
city OF radicals
Governor 10 Active.
Governor Hart n on his way from
Cheney. In tho eastern part Of the stat"
10 the capital, having started hume
dIltcly on receipt Of word thr0uah fh'
Associated Press, TINT disorders 900
occurred here. Dntl he Jru"Nrd in'
report ~ hIR secretary. carl smut
whom be- lnst night instructed 10 com,
hero g. investigate tn situation wat
steps he may take rrm'in ur0.''I
mined lliN only statement d..1r.i
Th.ro viii be no mob rule nt Gem.
tralin."
The governor expects 70 hear from
Mr ShIn early today. N" was fur "d
10 spend last night In Spokane oNF
10 the nnnuiHng ~ several trains R q
result OF tho recent blizzard.
Governor Hart declared rcqu'N
that troops be sent 10 Contrallh WNs
follow ly cancellation which c.
tom tho prosecuting attorney. Ih'
governor assumed tho CInt'l'lDu
came too ate tp halt the departure ui
ON. luuuH from Tacoma. "A cilpr'"
u., escorted 90 % point just outside 90
D.Hfr.lu two ur thrca months ago Cog
u .f..luiInr T. ". ". literature tI
nI.I.nr iHg sale of radical paper
iN, governor slid. hut recall ru
r.uu.s trouble Win the / w W thrrf
h,Nryr the cripple returned and whs
escorted tn tho city limo n second uuD
yud rod not TO return.
Protest Made by I. w. W.
"The I. ". W. wrote lot OF stun
In protest Of tho alleged deportation
THEIR reports were accompanied by AZ
iut,lts which they referred to tho at.
iu.uey general. The attorney general
"a noihIn- could be done ns noth'P
II como from the prosecuting ntior
o. % indicating rn inability 10 cope Win
'lo situation
The American legion VIII act to ill
the tuNu oi radicals VINO nave hc'u I'm.
.r,nsug In numbers. hero inr some
r.,nr. mpmH,rs said The T. ". ". %
VAS said. have made t,ntrnlh ihcif
headquarters Tor Lewis puuiy wpiN-
ing from here into tho logging camps
rn nd other Industrial plants. Inst nlght
tho lcglon discussed the situation. mem.
hcrs saving they were dctermn'd that
every L " " must leave tho city.
These rats kilCd our rommandcrN
and three more of our best boys shlh
puc Of the former service men hHt
niyht aud they viii 80 because as
Americans We win see that they are
gotten out OF hcrc .iot a.l ume
Grimm Served In Sib"rl.
CImn W.R 81 years old ami leaves
a widow mod lb daH-u'Dr III, rec
ufr,i but short time .Ep from
ihora aud had been pucttins Law
with hiH brother
The young commander NJ the Amcrl
can legion post was noted athlete
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-12
NEW MEMBER NIGHT"
PROGRAM is OUTLINED

Tho program for the New members
night" smoker to be given by tho cham
Der OF Commerce November ~ was
outlined nj tho meeting of the enter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-12
Only Ono "Brono oulnlne, :"

To oct the cr""i"c. call 'r- fi'i nsms
LAXATIVE nRONO QUININE tab.|
let's Look Tor signature u E. WI
GROVE. Cures a Cold IN one bar nc,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-12

Recsusr OF the housirW conditions In
ths country. wedding presents no longe'
ronslst In things that take up room.
S,hacts are taking the place of t"'
Acts r'd other furni.ure -Denrhorn In
rcn,ndert