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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-06
GatiaAcf, mtH Grne.
ialaHc aus Sem 6cbtete
Hes Spiritis1att1s.
11nterbalt Cir Comm 9osle 8erfebr
nit ben @eiitern Der Soften?
Son 5. @obfreb &aupert, 6. g. g.,
fir bas 8rekbulletiH Der 3en-
tral4Stelle seidriebeu.

Mns Sen bisberigen Nusfubrungen
miro man erieben baben> baB 6as6un=
ooment, auf DEM Cir Conan Dople
un6 feline Mitarbeiter ibre ~nene
0ffenbarung" 5u erridten beriu6en,
elm quBerit unitderes @emduer it,
nn6 oaB es unm0gli@ Dem Mnitrrm
elmer bo1en un6 genauen &enntnts
ser Eutiaden un6 BEG geinnoen
Observation-Disclosures tpi6eriteben fann.
Sssbre M~rbeitsmetbo6e lit uns 61rdats
nidt fremo. Die edte @iiienf@af
fammelt aIle auf Elm beionoeres
BrobIem ii9 be5ieben6en Satfa4en,
Die Mberba1pt ermittelt per6en tom
men, un6 bout Damn lire @uslegu11,
gen un6 Ebeorien ouf benz @eiomt'
material auf. 9ie en 5 o,Wiier-
ihuft aber gebt bon elmer Sbeorte aus
uno figt Die Eatio4en, 10 gut es
eber qebt, in bas @an5e ein, obne ieoe
Mibdiidt auf iol@e, Die ibr mtoer-
iprehen.
Die bon Cir Conan DoDle befolgte
Metbobe gebort gu lettgenannter@at=
ting, un6 mir fonnen nit @e9tb be-
barpten, boB, geraoe tpie Die v@briit-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-06
Mfsr. &afri6 Spiepb 5abes, Der

aHgr. &atrid Spiepb 5abes, Der
Beibbifdof BON gasU gorf, I'll sum
gr5bifdof Der gr50i68eie Reip Dorf
ernarnt porbert. Ct mar felt benz "a.
Moben1ber 1917 gum Bifdof iiber al
Ie tatbolifden 8npIdi11e IN Der Mrn1ee
i,n6 Der GSIotte Der gereinigten 5tnn-
ten beitimmt iporoen. Wigr. Sabes
tp1lr6e i'm Moben1ber 1867 in Netp
Dorf geboren; m5eptember 1892 er-
belt er 6ie Brieitertpeibe 1tno rpl1r6e
ip6ter Bforrer Ser 81. 5tcpbnrlts-
@emein6e 5u Stem gorf. SIN 0ftober
1914 tplroe ct 5umGitulnrbiibof bot,
Gagaifa fonfefriert un6 gum. Beib-
bifbof bon SEEM Sort beftimmt, blieb
5ugleib aud Rfarrer bon ct. 5te-
pbnn11s. 5eine beologifden Stuoien
%nbiolbierte er an Der tatbolifben Uni
beriitdt gu 8nibington, 9. 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-06
SID reihen6es @rbbeben 6ieIe Mieien

|5uo reibenoes Grobeben bieie 8teien
gefdlt. Nab ibrem 5tl1r5e bat @ott
Der Serr lie fir 3utlnftige Soften ein-
hllamiert in Stein berlpanbclt, mie
einItens 2otg @eib in 5al3. @pdter
mnroen lie in Stide 5~erteilt burh
.eleftriibe 5tromungen ODER ihla.
genbe Metter. Gin 200 Sub LANCER
Baum bat ielten cine gauge 2Ginge
bon 20 SUB. l1n6 Der Durdbrub 1T
faIt 10 eber, p5ie nit elmer 5Gge bon.
5ogen. Cine Golge Der uria@e, bob
Ger Baum nod ieiner 8eriteinerung
ourd einen groitoB 5erituft tuoroen
fem muB. Dies iinb nur meni9lide
MutmnBungen. Mientnro inb Die ur>
iaben bieier 8ertpan6lungen. 8ir fe.
ben berte 6ie Solgen. Ser Walb be-
itanb ieiner5eit. gs narert Gannen,
8aumtponb1ume, @ei6en unb a116ere
@aumarten, Die tauien6e bon Sab.
rem 1tan6en, griinten nn6 nu9ien.
Sic jino ni9t mebr. Cine Metamor,
pboie Der Matur fat tie IN Elm Moiaif.
bil6 @ottes umgetpanoelt, benz Got.
tesleugner cine 8etpeispreoigt bon
@ottes Mlmadt.
8 Eiefe beg @eibtums, Der 8eis.
belt unb @rfenntnis @ottes! unbes
greifli9 iino feline @eridte, uno TN.
erforidli9 feline 8ege. Ber lit iein
@atgeber %getpeien? 9enn bon ibn,
un6 6urd} i'm un6 in ibm lit GILES.
Sbm iei gbre in gtpigfeitl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-06

u 81 ~ : c1.rr 49, A.S
Dat, tets nm ons Wobl lDrer R1noet
belorgt, itets bert1libt 11e Dor Dem
yerl1it bes8lnuberts u1to ger ldI11er5.
bafter uno l111alsblelbl.de11 gr1t'
ta1,ltu11g 81 beldDllse11. s1e tn111
eirlem trai1en Srrtlm 11l1o elmer of
f%e11funoigen Beroreb1trtg Der Nabr'
belt ben Sten1pel 1brer @a1tbe1Blt11g
nidt oi1sprage'1.
gS more nun EN- er1ltl1der 3rr'
tum, tpolte mon bebaupte1l bob f1e
gan5 ale111 oalteDe N Ger gerllrfel-
uts Sp'll.asnlns - 9'pr w.
ypulleIye.lus lutlleM!uuli . ml 1912 aa1s.
n!u a.a - Maa1
Ip.e, oelDog n,ai 1aigD.1lg. ~ S ~
lnng YET sttlue auls u111e W.
pe'ben, m. ple sl't Mao5 ue 5.,a.s
% ole ge.,aeI I'LL p g, ge:faa. o.. ' mar
ieuauls !u'a VIC Oe''1sl 80 o.
lolue au @ ,,rhs. - 49,;
YeIl ~: D'p ~ s.n e nfge.,
l1elIel Sp1lnll' luy : w ~ n54
ge5pungeM 81 lnJIs.ue' - s.Sa
.nleyE Osae u.s D.eIe 49,. sa m ~
.een ne ~. ~ s...'ssn lug ~ w..
nern, plD. all lD'e se nena
n netaaessMe Im1.I.: 10 ~ ss,,
1 1aegsnoen n tn.t..nasen wv , rs.
a vonuelea psl vsnleen.s uusesyt.., a ~
puB 'p!l u.e ell.es W. maea u'. :. a;aa,.
a.eM yuDe1 81 apen xs.g. o. '' Sc
1te1ge n.er
Ten 6otgen 9 r'sI uen..ps;; .au e'''uA
n'nlnubI'u 'e'l'leue ~
GIN erper1rnel1efor aus nenerer
Set, N. San 1eoen, EN- DoIa11o1.
1fer Mr5t, DER MT oem @egen11aaoe
aufs 1nf1m1te bertna1tt TT, a11Berfe 1t@
10: "Mnt o1e1em @eD1efe la1ern 0e-
1obren oes SrregeDens 1a91 1lr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-06
Der p~critcinertc maN
2~lri3enas.
Bon g orbert @rotb.

Rebea Dem @tunben1tein. alt uno
grim.
3piihen Dem S1ut cine &of i'd
fan6.
Cine @oie Der 8ilonis. friid Mno
f90n,
0ie aeigte, oab bier eth @arten ftano.
Berlteinertes Sola lit cine &ori-
TIT, finobar inn Delop Stone 8arf u.
auf Sen boben Bloteals i'm ii6liden
SeiIe 6es 5taates Utah. @eriteinerte
ueberbleibiel, Spdbne, Stumpen,
0ursel, Meite unb 5erbrodene 5tdm-
me fan1 man a,ld I'M n0rbliben Mri.
aona antreffen. SSn Ipade County,
Mri5ona, lit aber cine iolde Menge
oieies @teinbol5es, pie in einem bon
einem Sturme nmgeriifenen Balb,
beiiammen an 1eben, mie in einem Sea.
ta1rmuieum berihieoene 8aumgrlp-
pen aneinonoergereibt. oem aage
porliegen. Sn 2dnge un6 5orm fiebit
ou 50 Steinbol5 in Ser @roBe elmer
Stub, Big CUR 8Gumen, 200 SUB lang.
9teIer @ulo birgt in peri6teoenen
Yar5euen mebrere ta,1ien6 Mder.
Moamarea lit oie CHARACTERIZATION
on Der Santa Sc @iienbabn. Son bier
1T es 1ieben Meilen in ben beriteiner.
ten 8Iau=Balo, %5ogenannt megen Der
blauen .Sarbe ieiner 8dume. Neln
NeiIen bon Moamana 1T Elm an6erer,
nod ni9t Iange Der entoedter Balo,
NIT poblerbaltenen, ausgepu6ienen
8d11men, oeren Stumpen nod i'm
8o6en ltefen, mie Dor tor,fen6en bon
Sobren. Diefer @alo lit I'M Sale uno
an Sen Seiten zines Ganpons, Der
bon beridie6enortigen Steinforma=
ton glitert uno gldn5t. Gin %gefole=
11er Steinbaum bat 147 SUP 2dnge=
moB, in belien gdbe it6 eine Sn6io-
nerruine befinoet.
Das Staot9en Moamana ber6anft
fem 9oiein oem l1mitanoe, BOB bic
ies Naturtpunoer ii6 in unmittelba,
rer RGbe befin6et, un6 beitebt aus
einem an1tdnoigen @otel fir Dos rel
ienoe Hublifum, einem Store, uno
elm poar anoeren @ebduoen uno lit 10
groB tpie @lrofa, irgen6mo inStearns
&c., Minn. Die 9%ieroglbpben u. SSn'
bianerruinen iin6 in unmittelbarer
Ndibe oieies Carbohydrates uno
fonren bom ~reiien6en Hl1blifum a1f
elm uno 6erielben Sour beii9tigt tpers
Sen.
Die @eiie in &uti9e ODER Muto bon
abamona ing @ebirge lit foitlid. Gin
flarer, italieniider @immel 1dpebt
uber sir in 4ri5ona, mie er %nirgen6=
mo- in Mmerifa an5utreffen lit. Das
aIima lit troden, erfrii6en6, geiun6.
Ser @robo6en lit ianoig, troden, fabl,
big auf einige @rasbifdel, 6ie bon
berumirrenben @6afen abgenagt
iper6en. &ein Boumleben, ouber Elm
boar itruppigen 8aumtpon bGumen
(gottontpooo) an Ben ufern zines
Srrftromes @uerfo), Der belte tro.
den lit uno morgen iiberIdmemm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-06

Seine baiiuslide Nieoerloiiung. iotpeit
bas auge reidt, auBer einigen 8ut&
men BON Observation-Disclosures.
Nidts als Gelien. Sa,b unb blaner
9immeI.
Dies periteinerte 3ol5, penn tpie
Mormor geidliffen. miro ipiegellaH
unb reprdientiert Die 5orbe uno @u-
te bon rotem Warmor Mn0 Onpr, mie
man elm gremplar in Eiffanp. g..
g., Ieben fam. @er es nidt ueib,
fam unm0glid auf ben @infau fom-
men, er babe Dor iib oas Stid zines
8oumes, Der in borgei9idtli6er
3eit als 8oum in Mri5o1a, $500
Meilen bon Seem Oorf aus Dem SO.
ben getuadfen lit.
Ob Die 8Gnme Dor Soften bier &C..
madien bon einem Sturme umgepebt
norben 1tn6, ober OBJ ie bon elmer
@aiierfll1t bierber gefloBt muroen,
meiB ,1ur @ott. ginige St6mn,e lin6
nod gan5, anbere iino, mie in 8l0-
den bon SO SUB unb nod mebr
ourbbro6en. 1n6 bies rltr auf Der
gr6oberfldde gu ieben. Isle piele
fold neriteinerter &ieien uno gu mel.
der Eiefe BEG @r6rei9 bed, lit Bis
iest in gebeimnispoaes Dunfel ge.
biut.
@s lou nien1ano oenfen, 0aB 6teie
8Gume aufredt iteben, fie liege11 au
benz 8oben freua uno qler our9etn.
anber, pie in elmer 2ibtung. Biele
iin6 gang ooer teilpeiie bonn @runo
beoedt.
Eouien6e bon Mdern tragen bier
ni6ts als MiGionen Eonnen, biefes
.Steingeb0l5es. Mn bielen 5tdmme11
.fann man nod oie &in6e, bag Sar5,
unb Die 8aumringe ieben un6 aablen
nno .ba6nrd ouf oas glitter Ser 8dume
i6lieBen. 9aB bier einitens Snoiaz
nerItdmme bauiten, fann man aus
Sen &rinen ibrer Meias (Dorfer)
nn6 ser ueberbleibiel ibrer @dfnerei-
en- 19lieBen. Mn beribieoenen Steqen
fonn man &aufen beri6ie6enfarbiger,
Dem &egenbogen glei9enoer Stein=.
h0l5er 5uiommengetpiirfelt leben,
tpie menn Tie 6nr4 einen GDnomtt=
ibuB 6obin g%etporfen lDor6en rparen.
Dieier @r6itri9 I'M iioliden Mrt-
5pno lit Dos groBte Wunoerlano Got.
tes ouf @rben. Ser ber!teinerte Walo
bleibt ieoem Noturfori6er Elm &at,
1el. Cine @rfIdrung ieines @ntitebens
lit 70 gut, tpie Die an6ere. Die 8alr1e
liegen nidt, pie bur@ cine ueber.
idnemml1ng 5uimmmengetrieben, ion'
bern Iiegen 90, mo- iie uripriingli6 &c.
tpa61en iin6. .140 LANCE 8Gume ftno
bier at feben, Die in 5teine bertpan.
belt tpor6en iin6. Bas bot ben Wolo
nie6ergelegt? 8ar's Elm Wirbelitnrm
cine ueberfftpemmung, Elm @rbbe-
ben? @ieman6 tpeiB es. Mar's ein
Mnii9felbitberiinfen BEG @rbbooens,
Ser ben 8alb trug? 6rog mid ntdt.
Sic 8dilrne fielen, mo lie itanben nno
nod MiQionen bon Sabren lino tie
nod So. @as bat Die Bdiume beritei-
merit? War es Der Drnf zines See.
malfers, bos gefommen nn6 Der.
idtpunoen 1T? Got tpeiB es. 9odit.
mabrfdeinIid bat elm bon Noro nod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-06

Ben1 o1lb I'M 2ebert elmer bober
fommt nIs Der nnbere, nlf benz Grieo-
bof fin6 6ie@rabbiigel ale gleid bod.
BieIe bon 6enen, Die itets cine nbr
in Der Gafde tragen. tpiffen bod ridt
immer, mie biel es geihlagen Fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-06

tefudern leiterlo our seite itebt, nls
cine graobe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ger
General ireftor oerfeIben lit Gr5bi-
idof MnBner bon Miltpnllfee. Ser
Snuptjit 1T in Chicago, 50, artlar,b
BIod.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
EASTERN STATES IN GRIP
OF SEVERE SPRING STORM

NEW YORK, March 2s.-Inhabl-
tanta OF the north Atlantic states
Shlvereh today IN the chill blasts OF
an old fashioned come back" from
a phenomenally mild winter. when
the first week OF spring cloned with
wind whipped snowstorm that de
NeIoped in some sections into the
seVerest hardships suffered In many
years. disruptlng transportation
service leyelling electric transmits.
sion lines and working havoc with
shipping
or the Delaware hreakwater the
steamer Joseph i. Crucc foundered
In 60-milc gnlc and Other craft
were badly damaged Northwestern
New York and the Hudson valley
Law under a snow Blanket 3 10 ~
Inches thick, throwing railroad
chedules into confusion and all but
forcing suspension Of interurban
trolley traffic In New England last
nights rain raised rivers TO freshet
height and this mornings drop In
temperature coated rails and electric
wires with Ice that impcded public
uulity operations
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
WILSON PLAN ONLY
ONE BEFORE WORLD
Senator IIIrhcock. says Either 1t
Must he Adopted or Nonc win
he Formed Ia stop War,

PHILADELPHIA M4rsh :S-Thc
league or nations plan supported 10y
President Wilson is the only one be.
fore the world today. and either that
or nothing else must be adopted. dc
clared United states Senator G lbert
NJ. Hitchcock. in an address ,cforo
tho Philadelphia chamber ~ com
mcrco here today. lie placed special
emphasis on the fact that those who
believe the United States should pur
sue "A policy OF spleHdtd ISOLATION
are few and quite mistaken. lie com.
mcndcd former President Tnft for
advocating the league even though
II does not en- body All his ideas.
lie deridcd those who declare thnt {
tho league OF nations is purely
at is a vital mater he
said. TO the parents OF the United
States whose sons must fight II there
is another war
The league would not only dis
courage war. but II would discourage
the race for armament supremacy"
he said
Senator Hitchcock made no plea
Tor perfection In the league Cousutu.
Ton. lie declared that u does not
suit the japanese and it docs not suit
the French, but the benefits of the
league are enough to briug both ma
ions around TO It's support lie snid
no was not consulted In the drawing
OF the constitution, and neither were
me other senators, The thing TO do"
he declared, was to support It," lie
denied that the japanese might force
the United states to settle tho i'm
question by appealing to "A
league Of nations
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
EACH STATE is GIVEN 3
LEAGUE COUNCIL ENJOYS

PARIS, March 2S--The member
snip OF each OF the individual states
IN the executive council Of tho
league OF nations. Reuters Limited
says II understands, will be incrcas-
ed from two 10 three for each state
10 be represented In the council. The
thlrd member probably will be a
representative of labor
The draft OF tho movement OF tho
league Of nations As recommended
by President Wilson February "A
said that the executive council shall
consist uf representatives" OF the
United States. tho British empire.
France, Italy ana Japan, together
with represe tativcs Of four other
statos. members OF the league There
has been no authoritative statement
as To the exact number OF repre-
sentatives each state represented In
the council was to have.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
british WILL NAME
OIL MINISTER SOON
,....,,ment IL Going Into Business
10 obtain suppiics--Profits by
Cost In War.
BUY OKLAHOMA INTERESTS
uoldlnr- Of English In Dutch Shell
Arc 10 IL Purchased Including
Interests In L. =.

a., The AnociAted Press.
LONDON. March 2S.--The Brit
i.b government is going into
IN. oil business. ITofiting by the
co.tly experience OF the war when
y, w.. compelled 10 send enormous
.,rrs into other countries In paymenl
,or petroleum and petroleum prod
',,I. n has adopted clearly de-
SrsJ oil pollcy, and is already credit
"a wifh financially backing what ~
enacted here TO develop into the
mos, powerful oil producing, refin-
,ny and Transporting enterprise In
The history OF the industry.
stories concerning the govern
rcnt's policy have been IN circula-
,,on on a number OF occasions and
recently were revived by reports that
,be ROYAL Dutch Shell on interests
ger, about to take control OF the
Ns,lcan Eagle OH company, an i'm
norrart member OF the Lord Cow
dray group.
TO Create Ministry.
Tho governments first important
move. 70 Was stated 10y authorities
here. vii nr the creation OF a perma-
nsnt ministry the machinery for
which exists In the petroleum de
partmcnts which looked after the
empires oil interests during the wat
This machinery will be charged with
the task 0f acting as petroleum ad-
wiser FOR all departments. including
tho army, and what Is more impor-
tanl the navy; 1t will have control
over concessions for the development
nTI a.
empire and will advise and assist
British companies or indlviduals in
Obtaining concessions and leases In
foreign countries
The independence OF the ministry
will be better understood when 1t Is
realized that large part OF the
undeyeloped oil territory OF the
world lies under British dominion
and, according to British law. the
capltal OF every oil company operat-
Ing In British territory must be not
less than so per cent British-owned,
and all the control must be In the
hands OF British citizens.
To Protect Companic~
The next move in the develop
ment OF this policy. Il Is asserted is
the combination under the protec.
uOn or the government OF the most
important oil companies operating In
British and neutral countries IL they
are wholly or partly British owned
These include such concerns as the
Royal Dutch, the Shell and the Lord
Cosdray interests. CD
II recently became known that the
b'tlSh government was buying the
holdings OF British citizens in the
Royal Dutch, the ownership OF
which was then conceded to be go
per cent Dutch and 40 per cent
hritsh. Accompanying these state
nents were equally interestinF
stories concerning the Shell Trans
port q Trading company's securi-
ues whose ownership was closely al.
"eo 10 mat OF the Royal Dutch.
Ihls Royal Dutch Shell group con.
Iols Immense production in many
.snd' Including many properties in
lne Oklahoma Kansas Texas. CALI
lo'nla and Wyoming fields and has
forelgn department. which takes
noles OF all that is going on in the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
Robbers Get S65,OOO
in Bonds and $4,000
Cash in Detroit Bank

DETROIT. Mich, March 2S--
lierding II persons, including sew
eral women panons, into the Law
atory and the vault Of the West
side branch OF the Commonwealth
state bank here six unmnsked
bandits today robbed the instltu-
ton OF $4,000 In cash and un,
registered Liberty bonds, which Of
rcihls say may exceed t65,UOO IN
value, Fifty thousand doliars In
currency had been removed from
the branch 20 the main office only
few hours before the holdup,
according TO the president OF the
bank, The men escaped In a motor
car.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29

1t should be applied to the Nostrils so that you
Yill be continually inhaling the vapors while in
the presence of patients who are sick with
highly contagious diseases or when you are
entering crowded cars or other public places
during an epidemic of Grip or Influenza. Any
Grip or Influenza germs breathed through the
nose are destroyed by this germcide salve
before the germs can reach the throat.
Price per box, 35c If your Druggist hasn't
it, he will order it from his nearest Wholesale
Druggist
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
Reds Hiss Hanson's Name.

NEW YORK. March 27.-More
VIA, man 100 sociallst' and bolsheviki
H"pethlHcrs assembled here tonight
Weicome !. A. G. X Marten.
.en,Announced commercial renre'
An"u'e Of the Russian noylet Eov.
,tnment In the United States bissad
me name ~ Mayor ole Hanson, of
osau.e wash, booed at IN, mention
% american troops in Russia ana
.nooH thc hail with cheers anS
mAmplhg when speakers predIctcd
me early coming OF "lnternsitonai
socialism" "''e'natIohaI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29

WINCHESTER, Va March rs
l.. -, Hudson. the ls-year-old com
panion OF Raymond Shackelford the
alleged bootlegger. killed by state
prohibition agents last "Wednesday.
died today from wounds received in
the officers fire upon shackelford's
autom obile. In deposition taken
yesterday Young Hudson denied that
he or Shackclford had returned the
fire OF the prohibition agents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
Opens the Pores and Penetrafes

Opens the Nasal Passages and Relieves Congestion.
Also Relieves Catarrh, Asthma Whoopine Couch
Group and Sore Throat. 1t Soothes and Heals
and when applied to the nostrils, it penetrates
so far back you can feel the healing effect of the
vapor on the throat Special directions for the
treatment Of Hoarseness and Sore Throat are
enclosed with each box
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
Oklahoma Artilleru,nen
win Parade in Houston

FORT WORTH, Tex, March Is
The 132d field artillery. composed OF
Texas and oklahoma national
guardsmen, will parade in Houston
next week on their way 10 Camp
Bowie. II was announced In tcle-
grams received here today The
regiment Is now at Newport News
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
LOCAL CONCERN BUYS
FORT SMITH STOCK
as Berry -Bcau Dry Goods cou
%ny stock Comes TO
nIlsa,

nt. ''A shonpers will shortly have a
,., o"rsain treat--one that prom.
Ths W s'' standard hard to beat.
Coed SOCK OF the Berry -Reau Dry
va. nr,,l r,o,lnpany Of Fort Smith. Ark,
tsn, pungnased yesterday by a Tulsa
onicn 'u,en' store TO facilitate
I.,sS uehVeTy this merchant char
n.rc, host.to bring a part OF the
lin. "anu"e via water route. All
pu,ch"e represented In this great
,hos,'14Se and the sale OF same viii
psns,f vc announced by the Union
NAN SL-Adv. 0ou'h
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-29
Notice to Retail DRUGGISTS

Every to bo sold under IN,
which all other
You will confer favor by calling
q
applied inside spon
Itself further the reaching throat
that might be affected
PARIS MEDICINE COMPANY. St Louis Mo-
BR0hO Tablets GROVES TASTE
LESS Chill TONIC M Standard Preparations
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-07-05
CHILDREN'S DAY HELD
AT IRONSHIRE CHURCH

Childrcn's Day was appropriately
and successfully observed at IN, Iron
shire N. +. Church last sunday even
ing. Mr.. f. Henderson, Miss Dora
West. Miss Virginia Nest, the choir
and others deserve special mention be
caus, oil their cirort> for this occasion.
Included in the program were -four
selections 10y choir; rcciations 10y
Dorothy Scott, Camelia Scott, Floyd
Bassitt, jeanette Scott, Ruth Scott,
ErncS, Rodney, Mabel scott, Edna
Monaghan. Olive haS>itt Charlotte
Bradford lorenzo Warren. and
Nidct,a Dennis: address ana prayer
by pastor; exercises. BY eight chill
drcn, by nine children, by four bays
and floral drill by eight girls; duets
rs Misses Lena Scott ana Eloisc KEEL
ley. and by Misses Cecil Bradford and
Ahbic Wilmington; The HclpfulncSS
Party" by ten children; song by class
of children, and q song, old Glory"
by boys and girls, followed 10y rcciting
OF "Amcrca's Greed" ana congrcga-
tional singing Of America" a
crowded church witnessed the SER
vices. many persons standing
a special collection Of S24.lG wa,
taken. a feature Of the service was
,hc baptism by the pastor, Of four
children: Lusinc James, child Of Mr
and Mrs. James Woo;ton; Levin Ran
doiph, of Mn and Lr>. Maurice Hur-
ley: Bertha Elizabeth Of Mr.. AMI Mrs.
William Griffin. ana Katherine Eliza
beth, OF Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rodney
Tn, pastor viii hapti1c others al Iron
shire Church at ;he preaching scr,ic,
on July 18th.
The Ncwark ladies' Aid Society
met for the July business social iacct.
ing at the home Of Mrs. William Den
Ms last Tuesday evening.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-07-05
MIR. JOHN ". STATION
WAS HIGHLY HONORED

Nh John ". station has returned
home from Atlantic City where ne
attended the annual meeting Of the
Maryland State Ban Association Nh
station was honored by tic Association
in being made President. To rep
resent the First Judicial Circuit; The
meeting which was one of the most
successful in The history Of the A,>o-
citation, was addressed by some o. tho
biggest men IN the country
While Nh station va away the
Baltimore sun and Other paper mem
toned his name n connection with tn
Democratic nomination for state
Comptroller Nothing would please
us bette. than to see him I'LL this
office because 1t Woald rodoNn not
only to his credit bat to thc credit Of
the Democratic party Nj station Is
n splendid business man. WHO never
puts OF till tomorrow wha, hc can do
today But, and there's tho rih Nr
station docs not want thc joh