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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-24
MRS. TODD RELATES
STORY OF TROUBLE
Lost steadily and Could Not Find
Relicf-Evcry Sign OF Trouble
Disappeared.

The remarkable experience OF
Mrs. Mollic Todd, "A well known res
ident OF Fort Worth, Texas, living
al 700 North Elm street Is another
striking evidence OF the extraordi-
nary merits OF Orgatone treatment.
In speaking OF her seven years OF
suffering and subsequent relief Mrs.
Todd said;
II am proud to say that have
gained in weight and strength and
feel like new woman In four weeks
taking this Orgatone.'
My trouble had been growing
worse instead OF better all the time,
she continued "It wds almost i'm
possible for me to DO any OF my
house work on account OF terrible
rheumatic pains | began to lose
weight and could not find anything
to relieve my pain or build me up.
after / had suffered for moro
than seven wears. without getting any
better. ! read Of some OF the good
work Orgatone treatment was
doing right here I'm Fort Worth ar6
| started taking II. As | have said
before, gained IN weight and
strength and feel like n new woman
and | haven't felt sign OF the old
rheumatic or Indigestion drouhles
since. have taken only four bot.
ties OF Orgatonc so far, but from
the way | have improved already
am glad TO recommend II TO
everybody q
Orgatone Is not "a so called patent
or secret remedy but a new scientific
treatment absolutely free from alco-
hol In any form ana Is sold In Tulsa
by Roy X. Ge;mans Rexall Store
exclusively. under the personal di-
rection OF special OrEatone repre-
sentative. Other agents are the Rex
all Store. West Tulsa -advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-24
MANY ASPIRE TO
SIICCEED HARRELD
,,,,sss End of World Occurs
Oothers Will wet
Their Feet.
BOLEN IS THE LATEST
ciddirgs, Carr, Franklin.
Evans and Stafford
Already en-"

s,,s.Al 10 ne World .,
OKLAHOMA CITY, NOV Ill
~. ,sv OF supply and demand stu
,,,irtains the price OF democrane
r,htn,ng rods is due for a TIT Ap-
n',er,,v every aspirant has the idea
'h., the defeat OF j. w. Harreld. re-
nohliean. elected TO succeed the late
Ios Y Thompson. is to be "as easy
,s nllin' of log next year.
rhsye are no less than six active
and energetic aspirants whose hats
ara either in the ring or "on the
xay" The list includes:
y ! Giddings, oklahoma CITY at
,o,rcv and one OF the "wheel moss
az" ~ oklahoma county democratic
organization r.ls val,ev
..ha,rn,.n or board Of control Tor
= fsIsar,osynary institutions. -FOUR DAYS
a,irary candidate to succeed CON
@,ss,mRn Thompson. and later man
Ger Of claude Weaver campaign.
"W,lliam Franklin, clerk OF state
srnrcue court. also a primary cam
Sl5ate in the recent campaign
Trankltn will open campaign head
arer.r-r on or before January J.
Hubert /. Bolen. internal revenue
ooIIector for oklahoma. is the lales'
ynIrant 10 hist his litnin rod
Koy T.. stafford, formerly editor
a, the Daily Oklahoman, recently
inverted into the millionaire class
,hroush ,hc development OF on
nroneriles In Louisiana.
liz charles Evans, educator pun
ucIs, writer and newly arrived en-
,,,r, in the political field. evans al
ono lime was superintendent OF Ard
more schools and II former reno"
,ouns,nan Of Congressman Harrelu'
l5,er nresident OF the Central state
Normel school al Edmond, and uh'il
lois president OF Henry kendali
college al Tulsa
II is early yet There probably
viii be many more aspirants ana
many OF the aspirants Will develop
No doubt. into likely candidates In
olher WORDS. ambitious democrats
are Of the opinion that the water II
he fine next year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-24
STATE BRIEFS

BRIsTOw. Nov, 2s.--A one-s'ory
school building win be built mere ss
the result OF voters approving '"e
$4,000 school bond election.
HOMINY, Nov. ga BOND eie.
ton will be held December ~ 10
vote Sl2b,0O0 OF bonds for water
and sewer improvements and ne"
city hall.
WAGNER. Nov 23.--Couny
Judge Moss win tomorrow arraleh
John and c. c. Mckinney. Brown,
Armstrong and Vann, accused OF
embezzling cottoe
CLARE EaORE, Nov. 23.--Dis'riol
Judge G. w. Mason will convene
court for December |. Criminal
trials start January 3, next. ana %
are docketed.
RARTLESVILLE Nov. 22.-bea,
wnIe Indians had charg' OF finetaI
OF Arthur Armstrong. peia"hre
pioneer. Besides the tribal ceremohS
Rev. J. ~ Rounds OF Oklahoma CIV
preached the sermon. The O. a. L.
attended.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-24

During the month OF July 1918.
$1,000 long distance messages were
completed over toll lines through
Tulsa. That means that $4,000 lives
were connected by slender copper
wires. $4,000 lives were made happy
by messages Of success. or saddened
by disappointments. Doesn't that
sound romrntic, would you not like
to have part In this business? II
'o see Miss Miller. 205 Calumet
Bldg, s. W. Bell Telephone Co
Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-24
NsnsIaughtrr Verdict

WACO Texas. Nov. 22.-The jury
in the ease OF tho government
eralnst Tom Parker. charged win
,he murder Of Joe Il. White nled
A y.rdlc, Of voluntary manslaughter
in the federal court here at 3 O'Clock
ihis afternoon. The killing took place
March II, 1915. In front OF the pos
office The court did not assess the
punishment today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-24

How many lives do you touch IN
your daily work How far do you
travel In n day? Think of having
your voice travelling hundreds OF
miles every day, searching out OBJ
scure towns and villages, being the
medium by which large business IN
tereats are brought together, and by
which fortunes aFc made and lost.
Call and talk with the principal or
our training school Usage 1900. :.
W. Bell Telephone lGo.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-24

New Telephone Directory will 20
to press December IL, Subscribers
desiring any changes or corrections
made in directory should call at Con-
tract department and arrange for
same before the above date. .---Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-24

The Y. W. c. A. OF the high school
has been carrying on a campaign
against paint and powder and other
makeup in the form ~ posters
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-24

MULGEE. Nov 23--A specIhi
county Judge will hc chosen tom2r
row to replace Riley Cleveland dls-
qualified from sitting in case OF STATE
versus T.. ". klmbley, guardian OF
Katie FlSlco Marsey
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-24

ADA. NOV GA load OF l,OSn
hounds OF seed cotton yielded 10
pounds OF lint for " 4 Woods, Ihe
cotton was grown from seed tur
nkhed by the department OF agri'u'-
ture
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-05

business 70 be transacted and all mem
bers Of the order are earnestly requested
TO be present.
Grasseli ave. residents who were
visitors 70 Chicago yesterday to Wow the
holiday displays were the Misses clara
and Nae Wedge and Sofa Kuch
The East chicago 81 i. s. met last
evening and held election OF officers with
the result Of the following roster 70
date Worthy Matron Mrs. Clara VIII
liams. Worthy Patron. Mr. Stephen Win
tbs, Associate Matron. Mrs Emma
Spencer Condlctress. Mrs. Minnie Gle
ments. Associate Conductress. Mrs Ada
BickelI' Secretary, Mrs. Cordelia Ander-
/ son; Treasure. Mrs. Emma Applegate.
This completes the list OF elective ON
GERS and the appointtve officers will be
named at a later meeting. presumably
| the early part Of the new year
The Miriam Rebekahs win meet this
evening at 1880 o'clock to act upon the
acceptation Of an invitation which ar
rived since their last meeting to confer
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-05
Twiin City
NeWS Notes

once. Room 22a, Calumet DIdg. Phone
2sS. Residence. 43ls olcott Ave. Phone
2ls
Riley Row. a colony Of seven ram
fhes residing In Grasselli avenue with
the name deriving owing 70 the fam
lily heads all attaches OF the various
Riley banks ia the community. held an
auspicious entertainment Wednesday
evening with Mrs Mary Reed and her
son. c. NJ. Reed. jointly celebrating
the one event Of the year, ana by way
an annual treat where luncheon fea-
lures may be enjoyed with greater
elahorateness than any OF the affairs
held throughout the season for should
any hostess at any time exceed the re-
freshment restriction there Is q fine
imposed which later goes to some
cause sponsored by the Row J." In this
scheme the ladies met as usual in the
pleasure of their needlework and the
surprise came quite late when the
husbands descended upon the homes
where they had been previously hidden
quite unaware TO the wives. The ser
vice prepared by tho deft hands Of
Mrs Reed comprised chicken on hot
biscuits, pickles. nut mArgerites and
cake with coffee. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly
VINO formerly were 2hcluued IN the COL
/ ony and who since moved TO East chi
caEo were present to participate in the
| occasion.
| The s. o. s. club directors have Is
sued their Invitations to an informa
dancing party to be held at the Audit
orium hall the evening OF December
10th with the Sterling Jazz orchestra
| engaged to furnis hths music. THIS il
the first Of a series OF pleasant enter
ltainments planned for the entire sen
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-05

EAST CHICAGO. Dec. 4.-tspecial)-
notwithstanding Our foresight IN ac-
cumulating an unusual supply or coal
the prospects of an early return 10 nor
nal production are such that It becomes
cur duty 70 enforce an Immediate cur
tailment or gas ard electric service
The Public Service Commission Of
Indiana has ruled that public utiiity's
service shall be classified as 10 impor-
lance as follows.
First-service involving public health
Second-Service involving public
safety.
Third-service involving living nee
essities.
Fourth-s Service involving economic
production.
Fifth-servios involving public con
venience.
We. therefore. call upon our consura-
ers. at this tims. IN the interest OF the
public welfare TO refrain during the
present emergency from the use OF gas
and electricity FOR any service which
properly comes under the fourth and
Fifth classificatlons.
All use of Eas and electricity for nd
nr1ve and display lighting. well as
for all forms OF general heatins must
be discontinued ut once.
We solicit your earnest cooperation.
NORTHERN INDIANA GAS & ELEC-
Trio COMPANY
49,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-05
READ THESE
TWIN CITY
ADVERTISEMENTS

which arc accepted by Luken's News
Agency. 54lo Michigan ave, Indiana Har-
Dor, phone 1862; Katherine Howard
Room 222, Calumet bldg, East ChtcaIa,
phone 293, residence phone ais; Nassau
& Thompson, 500 Chicago ave. East Chi
cago, phone 93l.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-05
NOTICE TO
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISERS

All classified advertising must be paid
for before 1900 O'Clock on the day Of
publication, beginning October 1st. All
those who have monthly accounts are
excepted. Phone advertisements viii be
accepted as usual, but they must be
paid for before I2goo o'clock
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-05

LOsT-Taupe colored tEray) fox fur.
near First Calumet Trust and Saving
Bank. East Chicago. Reward II re-
turned TO bank Phone East Chicago
$50 or Hammond 1o54-A. Ie-5
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-05

Tor Second Mortgage Loans apply
to the Securities Company. J X. Rep
pa. 5ec'y.. phone East Chicago 81
H-7-1
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-16
Continued from page u

Yesterday Hon. Writ G. Bowman
returned from Phoenix, the legislature
having adjourned.
Yesterday The Oasis mentioned ar
rival of Hon. Francis J. Dyer, the
new consul of the United States at
Nogales, Sonora. Yesterday morning
the gentleman took charge and en-
tered upon the duties of his new
post. He is veteran in the con-
sular service.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-22
Complete Plans for State
Bankers Meet Here Mav20

Plans have been completed for
the group meeting of the Indiana
Bankers association to be held here
Thursday. May %, at the Country
club. The announcement OF the
program has been made by Andrew
J. Smith. of Indianapolis. secretary
OF the Indiana Bankers association.
J. G.. McDOugal, governor of the
federal reserve bank Of Chicago.
and w. A. Heath. federal reserve
agent. viii probably address the
meetings which viii open at 10
o'clock. May %.
Fred y Smith. cashier OF the
First National bank of Mishawaka,
will be chairman of the meeting
which comprises bankers cf district
30. > of Indiana. Or. c. \ Lippin-
colt, pastor or the First Presbyteri-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-22
Formally open
Girl Reserves
Activities Here

Girl Reserve activities in 81 JO-
seph county were opened omcialiy-
last night with a most delightful
get together" banquet az the Youns
Womans Christian association. The
county division of the reserves in
clldes all OF the grade schools, hign
school and youns employed ciuDs
orsanized by the association. and
embraces a membership Of over 200
girls.
Covers were laid for III guests al
the banquet last night Tables. ar
ranged in a large triangle, were set
in the gymnasium, which was most
artistically decorated with doswood
and other sprins blossoms, and with
crepe streamers OF purple and sold
and the rainbow cOlOrs.
Following dinner an interesting
program OF toasts was presented By
representatives Of the reserve corps
from south Bend River Park and
Mishawaka. after which a group OF
grade school girls presented a clever
pantomime "a Ia Ben Greet players
The feature Of tho evenings enter
tainment was a presentation of Ro
meo and Juliet" by eight girls of the
AIishawaka high school corps. All
OF the numbers were most heartily
received.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-22
~ p. ). CARROLL. c. 5. c.

note in today's issue OF your
paper that objection is brought
against the so-caued war chest on
the ground that it is undcmo,ratiC
IN It's method OF electing officers
May ] contribute another criticism
viz. that Il has allowed itself 10 be
come unwcildy by permitteg too
many organizations 10 trail behind
the engine As II runs now il would
seem that soon tho benedciaries will
outnumber the subscribers. Count
them II YOU can and see ] hope 7
VIII not be considered a religious
bigOt when I assure the war chest
that the Knights Of Columbus and
the Y VI. G. A. should WITHDRAW
from the chest II the war work is
o. er. They went into the 1rganiza
ton on a war basis and should re-
ceive funds for war work only. To
say that the Y. NJ {. A is doing
helpful work for the young men and
boys Of South Bend is quite beyond
the point So is every parUchia1
school I'm South Bend. so are many
benevolent societies like he Elks
Eagles. etc You would not favor
admission Of these into the War
Chest organization, am sure.
The entrance Of what is euphem-
istically called "venereal clinic" is
unfortunate. It does not belong
here Any self-respecting city OF
county should provide "A hospital for
social degeneI ates who are unable
90 pay their own hospital bills De-
cent people, men and women OF
miles. who work IN factories OF
etOres. ei-@le vOung men and WON
ca who try L. lead respectable hui
man lives should net be made tc
pay for the cleanup o. he social
polecats. There is entirely toe
much preaching about abnormality
and downwa rdness: there is toe
much about humanity. and not
enough about will power and the
grace of God. We are cursed with
a lot Of nonsense about unresponsi-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-22
State
Bank Elects
Nine Directors

The Lowell State bank was grant
ed its charter, and the first meet
ing OF the directors was held We'd
nesdav night at the office OF Joseph
Il. LAUDER. The followins men have
been named as directors of the
bank. Joseph +. LAUDER. Grand
willie W. Zicglcr. Harry Ensman. j..
James y. Luther. julius Cusman.
Frank Gilmer. Martin Hoban, Ed
ward Zeitler. Schuyler Rose.
The bank will Toe built on the east
side OF south Bend 10 accommodate
the increasing number of merchants
who are setting up in business
there.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-22
SCOPE OF CLINIC
CALLED LIMITED
Dr.. A. M. EeIIS Tells Critten-
ION Circle Other Forces
Must Fight Social Evil.

Rev. A n. Eells. y. D.. spoke be-
fore the members OF the Florence
Crittenton circle az their regular
meeting held Wednesday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. A. J. austin.
1915 Lincoln Way i.
During the course Of his address
DR.. Eells discussed the establish
ment OF the clinic for venereal dis
eases in this city and said
NThe establishment OF the clinic
IS a worthy move but limited In its
scope. It looks TO the physiological
phase OF social vice alone. AS one
OF the government physicians said.
If we are 20 have prostitution let
us have il clean. The clinic does
not primarily seek to eliminate the
.ssl We must rely on other forces.
There are too many influences
that are misleading our young wOm-
anhOod For instance. literature
that minimizcs divorce and impur-
ity: pool-rooms where boys are per
mitted to listen 10 vulgar lang dage.
and the vampire movies.
Problem of Prevention.
THE problem is that Of proven
ton. II is more sensible TO build a
fence around the top Of a precipice
than it Is TO build a hospital at the
bottom. The work Of rescue is
noble but the work Of prevention is
better. Most Of the women leading
lives OF professional vice are
mOrOns. They have not reached
the eighth grade in our public
schools. Therefore our work OF pre-
vention should begin in the schools
We should have law that would
enable every boy and girl 10 ac-
Quire a complete high school edu-
cation. Also sex instruction should
be given in the schools P9rents are
usually criminally prudish and do
not warn their children OF insidious
dangers. The churches should be
started for the purpose of securing
the observance Of a Sabbath once a
year for the presentation OF this
subject before the general public
and the enlistment OF all persons
who have hearts. in a campaign co
safeguard the womanhood of the
future"
The vice president Of the organ
ization Mrs O. L Julian presided
at the meeting. Next month the
circle will meet with Mrs. George
Wyman. 20 \. Main ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-22
DR.. Carroll Says Charities
Should Go in Peace Basis

bihty. till every criminal and self
made degenerate IS set up as the
subject OF sob-sympathy and quack
reform. Men and women who SIN
against God and their higher nature
should not be made to feel they are
by right. a burden on the COM
munitv. If they can squander
their money in brothels they should
be made 10 pay their own doctors
bills
You may call me narrow" and
short-siehted for writing tins but
YOU may be sure, 1t Is what thou
sands OF people are thinking and
viii think with more insistency
when they are asked 20 give to
very organization that stacks in a
hand for a crab Of this grab-bag-
the War Chest
7 do not SEQ have never been
BILE 20 see Why so many organiza =
lions that should. in decent sclf-re-
spect. be self supporting. become a
burden on the entire city I can
not convince myself either. that
men must surrender a dollar or
two a month out of their payroll
20 maintain Institutions of which
they are not expected 10 be q part.
on institution is. by lis constitu-
ton and general member ship,
Catholic or Protestant, then Catho-
lies or Protesta nts. as such should
support il. To say that this will
create bad feeling or disturb the
harmonious life of our Protestant
and Catholic people is not true.
Catholic and Protestant people
maintain their own churches and
this has not served to divide them
o~ - keep them apart in general
work
lhC war work is over the War
hest o~~T niZation should cease 10
% be beneficiary of the Chest
charities should go back to a peace
basis As it is now. certain organ
izatiOns are in on a war basis. others
on a peace basis, and some-so as
not TO mess the horn of plenty
on peace and war basis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-22

an church. will give the Invocation
followed by a brief address of well
come by r. n. Miller. secretary of
the American Trust CO. Fred y
Smith. chairman of the meeting. will
respond. Robert \. Morris. presi-
dent of the Indiana Bankers assoc
citation: Sen. Luke Duffy and An
drew Smith. both of indianapolis
and Frank E. Herring. also will
speak
Members of the executive com
mittee of the local group are Albert
Mack, OF Crown Point" Charles Z
Arnt, of Michigan City: Charles Zig
Ter. OF South Bend; G. w. Isenbar-
ger, of Lacrosse. and c. II. Nc
Michael. OF this city, is in charge
OF the arrangements
Group two of the association viii
meet mt Decatur on the same date.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-22
RECEIVE WORD OF DEATH
OF PVT. WADE HARRIS

ELKHART. May 22.-Word was
received here OF the death of Pri-
vate Wade Harris, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Harris. who according to
the war departments telegram, was
accidentally killed in Germany The
dead soldier, who was a former
member Of Battery Z of this city
was bborn here April &c. 1898. Be
sides his parents, there sur
wives his wife and a 13-months-old
daughter whom the father never
saw. Publication of the death mes
sage was withheld until today be
cause of the critical condition OF
the soldiers mother who recently
underwent an operation at the Gen
eral hospital
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-22
Arrange TO7CmSIub Schools
Commencement PROGRAM

The ninth annual commencement
exercises Of Portage township
schools will be held at the Ardmore
school Saturday evening at s
O'Clock The 1919 class of gradu-
ates consists OF il members.
The program of the evening fol-
lows: Invocation, Rev. Thomas; re-
citation, Herbert lehman. declama-
ton carl W. Stllwell: recitatio
Viola Peterson; recitation. James c..
ODonnell recitation, Bernice
Pierce: declamatio1. Adolph J.
Stoppc; recitation, Selena +. Bot
torff: recitation. Gladys Evelyn
Chamberlain; recitation. Dorothy
Born: recitation, Elsie Radtke: adj
dress. Atty Stuart MacKibbin. Mu-
sic will be furnished by the school
orchestra