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New Britain herald., 1919-01-28
COHEN MAKES GOOD
Claims to Have Car That Will Interest
Every Prospective Purchaser
Invites Public Inspection

The enthusiasm among car buyers
is certainly being conferred in the new
series Oldsmobile, which are now be-
ing displayed at the Cohen Motor
company's showroom. 1t is a car of
marked distinction and one that ap-
peals to the most discriminating
taste. It's striking beauty is charac-
teriStiC of the artists touch and to
the skilled motorist ii stands years
ahead in construction. Very few cars
sold at the modest price of the Odds
mobile possess a full floating rear
axle. the type where the weight rests
on the bearings and that is easily in
spected. There are only four grease
cups on the car which makes it very
easy to care for. There is seven inch
frame on the Ods that gives it its
sturdiness and it's long undressing
springs give it that riding quality for
which all motorists long. The line Of
cars is most complete in two and
four passenger roadsterS, coupeS,
tourings for five and seven, and luXu-
rious sedans both in six and eight
cylinder models.
Inasmuch as the Cohen Motor COM
pany desires everyone to try this car
it certainly should be the duty of
those desiring new cars to look into
New Britain herald., 1919-01-28
Avoid
Influenza

BY having your system in
good condition. Take Limo
nine as preventive. This
Nen-knoWn remedy restores
Vitality and builds up the
system to full health
standard.
Dinonine should always be tak1n
at the first sign of a cough or cold,
as it ovcrcomcS tho cause and re-
moves the In~r>: ff~~t remedy
know; ",
New Britain herald., 1919-01-28
ONLY MEDICINE
MADE FROM fruit
Extraordinary Success which
"FTujt-a-tiTes" Has Achieved

One reason why "Fruit-a-tives''
is so extraordinarily successful In
giving relief to those suffering witE
Constipation, Torpid Li7'e'-, H2dis'ee-
ton, Chronic Hc1ZqChcS, Neuralgia.
Kidney and Bladder Troubles,
Rheumatism, Pain tn tie Sax
Eczemc and other Skin Afectiona
is, because it is the only medicine III
the world made from fruit juices.
These ''Ft-Mt Lizcr~ Tablets are
composed OF the medicinal principles
found in apples, oranges, figs and
prunes, together with the nerve
tones and antiseptlcs,
Soc. box, for s. 50, trials size 25c,
At dealers or from FRTIr~NTl WIS
tt~.yNrrN-E-y1rr So ~
New Britain herald., 1919-01-28
BOARD RELEASES
EIGHT COASTING STEAMER

Washington, Jan. %. - Eight
American coasting steamers have been
released to their owners by the
shipping board, They were the
Antilla and Guantanamo, New York
and Cuba Mail Steamship Co; Chat
ham, Margaret and Millinocket, A
II. Bull Steamship Co; MUNRO,
MUNRO Steamship Corp; J. /. Luck
enbach and Hattie Luckenbach,
Luckenbach Steamship Co.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-28
DON'T ENDURE RHEUMATIC PAIN
HERE'S QUICK RELIEF FOR "

Stop the pain! Give me relief! That's
what you want when you're hurt.
That's what you get with Sfoan's Lini-
ment. 1t not only kills pain, but does
it quickly, without delay.
Ifyou're tormented by Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Sprains, Bruises, Backache,
and body or nerve pain-just see how
quickly little Sloan's Liniment gives
relief. The very first application rests
and comforts. Seems to reach right
New Britain herald., 1919-01-28

Taylor. He was graduated with the
rank of second lieutenant in the
reserve corps.
Lieutenant Johnston left New Bril-
tain last winter with a draft incre-
ment and after a long period Of serv-
ice at Fort Slocum was sent to the
officers school. His father who Is
a member of the local militia veterans
association, was formerly a member
Of Company z and up to a few
months ago was captain of one of
the State Guard companies in this
city.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-28

MY little boy broke out with
thick rash all over his head. 1t con-
New Britain herald., 1919-01-28

New York, Jan. 28.---Andrew Shan
ley, ono Of Tho four brothers famous
as New York rostaurateurs, died here
Yesterday of pneumonia, Nj. Stanley
was 40 years old and came TO the
United States from Ireland 20 years
ago. Two of the brothers. after amass-
ing fortunes in the restaurant bust
ness, dissolved partnership and open
cd places of their own.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-28

down to the seat of the trouble, W
ing and easing the nerves and tbs:
You can almost feel the infammat
swelling or stiffness subside, as
pain grows less and less.
You don't even have to wait to
in Sloan's Liniment. 1t penetrates,
its clear, clean liquid can be poi
right on the skin without staining.
a generous size bottle from
druggist today.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-28
LIEUT.. JOHNSTON DISCHARGED
West Main Street Boy Was Awarded
Commission in Field Artillery.

Lieut.. Douglas Johnston son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank II. Johnston of West
Main street. has recently been dis
charged from the army after con1plet-
ing his course at the artillery officers
training camp at Camp Zachary
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-17
7N6afasMo1MzMNnI

Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Shafer have
returned from a two weeks combi-
nation business and pleasure trip to
Los Angeles.
Donald Shafer, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. A. Shafer, who returned home
several days ago, has received his
honorable discharge from the United
States army. He was a member OF
the medical corps and was. stationed
at Fort Rosecrans.
Private Lowell Kramer of the Stu
dent Officers Training Camp at
San Diego, has received his discharge
and is again on the farm with his
father, j. w. Kramer, near Seeley.
w. T. Oden, of near Silsbee, who
has been i'll for several ways from
has been ill for several days from
pneumonia, is slowly improving and
expects to be out within a shcrt
time.
J. Arthur Hall and family of south
of town have all recovered from the
"flu."
Jesse T. Hall, private at Camp
Kearney, has received his discharge,
and he and his wife are at the home
of his mother, Mrs. M. E. Hall, south
of the city.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-17
All American Contract

Why vote to bring water at of millions to irrgate
east lands which land cannot be included in mortgage
bonds Why make the mortgage debt for water increased by
thirty millions of dollars covering Imperial Valley farm
when the United States do the job reclama
Vote mo" or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
WE KNEW HE WOULDN'T DO II

The Wrd of a
hsrtcd that FAR able
SliO2b ,Iu
l",s and
ih ~ 100 general taxes The World proposed int hc would
his t"N H.
where ticy coud ic verified
onIic'" flgnrrH thereon io
'o'O Page
ne amount NJ
ftT'ri we hncw wouldn't show hi-
his
have proof that Is SHAH
'h 'nhh simmons cic'rl Of Iu
been an orn town and the time Frank Wooden
@ could b" bought dnN "r night the bar lY administrations
"'fr elected tic
'"1W ' s,s Il" run ne was removed from "fg" b'nu~ u"
stood par With hts friends aud tnt
CLOSED
rnrs inrS rsgc
s reviewed single directly indirectly
ncn or rrt ~ representing
town policy
I'"ryle"i, who t familiar history %
r'rtI"n hV Charles o- ~
connected III whtc'c With aiding
,'r "InRFcr In III" community
criminal element
During tl" he sovIn
t" tIn
nrni-h bonds
which la wa" inshgntng nnd conni,inE pcucd
tiy nfty is his Iunrs
comes Heating
bunch NJ crnnns
under his Is h.
MS prcc"pts lot different
~ ana nat the orphans which c picks
prihEH
competent Indians aud cheating his business
shl'nR hts soul
which lr
hrrh nhh widows work Tor their Keep aud the
some "I"h he
~hn hnh "-c prcten-e high
Not
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
11Ir LOGICAL sTDUENCr

The KnoNrcsolution declaring for
a scparationiof tho. league covrnRn
from tho pcgyco treaty is the logical
sequence % the "secn~i declaration
ot Independence" subscribed TO hy
thlrty-ulnc senators on March lth
last. SAYS Jonathan Boume. ir.. a
we'll known Washington writer ~
that time the league or nations was
only IN tentative form. everybody
being aware that q wouh undoubt-
edlv bc changed IN greater orr lcss
degree before 90 hccamc q part ~
the pence treaty II was-cvcn hoped
thcn that the president would NOT
insist ON cncumhcring the treaty
with tho league I'm Wow OF
iNc uncertainty ot the situation a.
that time the resolutions In the sec
ond declaration were in the nature
OF advice 90 tho president The sec
Snd paracraph reads
THAT ~ ls the sonse ot tho senate
that tho negotiations ON the part OF
tho United states should Immediate
" be directed to the utmost pypcdl-
ton 81 tho urgent business OF ncRo-
tintlnF peace terms with Germany
satisfactory 10 tho United States and
tho nations VIII whom tho United
States L. associated in the war
against tho German Eovcrnmont,
and that the proposal Tor "A league
or nations "a Insure tho permanent
peace of the world should be then
taken up for careful and serious
consiharation.-
Since the promulgation Of that
resolution tho league covenant has
assumed definite form, and has
been inked with tho peace treaty
by President wilson in open dofi-
ance ot the advice ot tho senate
: Accepting tho challenge OF the pres
idSnt and eourageously adhering TO
the principle enunciatsd IN tho sec
ond declaration, Senator Knox. him
Uelf one .ot the aigners OF that now
famous sooument has drawn the
i.sua IN unmistallable terms. Thore
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
SANITY Is IMPORTANT.

what the country needs now ana
must have h sanity and clear think
inF The ,heorlst and oppormui.t.
who held the boards freely tn less
critical times can afford 10 wait
The pfcsent is not a convenient sca-
con Tor thea inauguration OF addi-
tional propaganda OF unrest or dis
order and it ia devouily TO hc
hoped that the sohcr thought Of the
nation viii be alive TO the danger or
permitting any such tendencies In
that direction 10 so unchollcnrod
Manufacturer Record telR ~ a
public school pupil In Now York
bringing 20 school "annrchist" cir
culars urging torclhle Jail delivery of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
RADICALS ARE DEFEATED
BY OVERWHELMING VOTE

ATLANTIC CITY, June .s-The
radical element In the American
Federation OF labor was again over
wh,,m.uEiy defeated here today
A resolution introduced by Jas.
Duncan OF Seattle, wash, loader of
the radicals, criticised rroSdcnt
Wilson severely for asking tho sus-
pension Of national prohibition July
The resolution created "a furore
ON the floor and was voted down
amid cheers
President Gompcrs viii appoint a
committee 20 confer with Walter ID.
Hines. director general OF railroads
and ask him to rcsCind his recent
order prohibiting railroad workers
from engaging loo politics.
Action was taken today preventing
central labor unions from striking
or ordering a strike without approval
NJ tho international governing body.
The convention recommended u a.
hour week for an workers. with Sat
urlsy hair holiday IN" executive
council waE ordered 20 support ef-
forts ~ every organization toward
this end
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24

ls no e1uIvocation In tho language
used. Il is an unqualified announce
mcnt 10 Mr. wilson and 10 tho
world mat II the league In submit
ted 10 The sennte as part OF che
treaty. it will bc promptly rejected
C0uched An diguiflcd yet unmistak -
able phrases the Knox resolution
roads, In part, as follows:
Resolved by the senate Of the
United tSatcS. That It viii regard NJ
fully aScquats for our national
needs. and NJ completely responsive
10 tho duties and obligations wo
owe 10 our co-beHiRercnts and to
humanity, a peace treaty which
shall assure 10 the United States
and It's people tho attainment of
those ends for which We entered tbs
war and that II will look with do
favor upon all treaty provisions go
inE beyond these ends"
This h not mere advice II is
a clcnr-cut statement OF what tho
senate will do n treaty Is pro
sented 20 II that goes beyond tho
! ends for which We entered the war.
Tho preamble OF the resolution re
cites what those ends were. a. sol
emnly declared by congress II was
because the Ncrmnn government
had committed repeated acts OF
war against tho government and the
-peopic OF the United states" that We
shecame belligcrcnt. ana pledged
gthe resources OF tho country TO
r'hring tho conflict 10 a successful
termination n Ia the sense VI the
senate. as given expression In the
Knox resolution. that tho treaty
should be confined to those facts,
and formal notice is given that in
wotar as tho treaty undertakes 70
ytasten upon the United states prop
ositions totally unrelated to our
quarrel with Germany u will receive
Inc fate that It deserves.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
Pressey and Roberts Renew Old
Friendship Dating Back to Time
They Were Together in Mexico

The A. B. Adams company had
offered the slight for sale and tho
Westinghouse Electric company
scut prusscy 10 Mexico for a re-
port ON the proposition. Hrcssey,
with Robots, wont over every de-
tail OF tho proposition and the two
spent days in boat together
measuring The flow OF tho stream.
In the end rrcsacy's figures abu-
lated exactly with those OF Rob
Crts
Elt before rrcsscy had oppor-
'unity 10 report 10 the Wcsting-
house people German firm had
purchased the rights OF the prof
ccf which WAS ,o generate 2O0.-
600 horsepower
Nine years later tho two met
met hsNr Roberts was a mem
her of tho committee OF city cnRi-
nccrs which exercised tho final
check over the report OF Mr..
prosscy on the Spaylnaw and
found II correct IN every detail.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24

work. There must be something !
can do. only give me chance, only
Dot me In""
Into Margaret Bailcy'4 mind a sud
den Idea sermod>to come.
Listen Nnnq&' she said tho
color coming lnlQSer grave sweet
face, ~ huNTh plan. lys Tor us all
hut promAe me youU do yeur
share ~ Y juA ns I say without an
argum, lt"
ITS some new sacrifice. dear
So" o. coming said Annie wtIW~
her ch"ok against her nuuts You've
iuno enough already you're keep
ing things going FOR us 40 " % %
Annie caught hcr Zip between her
tcoth SHc didn't dare trust herself
10 say more
Her ol1 conception of Aunt MoG-
gio as the persOu,ficniipn ~ Opuleuce
and Independence had faded along
wi'h other childhood Illusions she
va" @'Ill a dNpcnScr of glNE. an
angel of goodness But In place ~
IA" ouyith,o goddess of freedom was
q lonely. soIr.eacrlflcing woman. the
love of whose heart and the work ~
who's" hands was poured out Tor an -
others homo. anoihcr'E children.
promise the Older woman was
SAYING with gentle command Prom
isr mo, N1uoic when YOU were
Iiitlo YOU always dld as told you q"
Ami" nodded unoas.ly. snying
nothing
Wei, you'do going fpr two
whole fat weeks into the coun-
ry' went on hcr'aunt making cfn-
phtuc puusos between tho words
go a farm know And-.Im com
ing horo 10 borrow your little bed .
ana look Afior things YOU come
bouncing homo with your ch"cks
uuffri out ana your oyos bright.
AIN ready to--tikc that Job I'm an Of
fiCr'"
Aunt MoE'" Annie came quickly
round In front ~ hcr. holding her
by Tho elbows AZ arms length "You
know can't do iu YOU shall i.-.'
''ut yob promised You know
wc hcIbye ln Keeping prowis's'
Aunt Margaret cut iu "Now make
your old nuruo happy denr' ZEN
save me money coming noro'
(TD Doc continued
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24

red" prisoners In that city also
ia formed a soclcty under the name
of the Soldiers. Sailors and Ma
rin0' Protective association WIN "A
red ns secretary. and trrkur 20
align mon from tho national service
In the work of Abc'ilng schemes ot
doubtful loyalty Those arc signs q
The times, They indicate strongly
tho necessity FOR gr,n'cr ucrgroes
on the part of CducatorF. puuIic
mon and business organizations
throughout tho country I'm order that
certain dangers may be avoided
and our national institutions not
further endangered They call fu-
the thoughtful consideration OF
every discharged soldier who ig I'm
yitcd TO. Join any Organization or io
express his opinion ON national
questions
The average American soldier ig
able quickly 10 discriminate between
protection ana exploitation. 4 "pro-
''NNiNN W+N'' thtlbN with n red
sccreiory is moro ukcly to develop
into a society for graft than for the
benefit ot the soldier IN any way
whatever. u Is likcly that it r. In
tended 20 make use ~ tho soldier
20 add prestige 10 an unworthy
cause. II may intend to capitalize
an occasional disErun'lcd soldier. On
which case % is a vicious thing If
In any way tho purpose H 10 make
industrial or social conditions less
stable or 60 increase tho existing un-
rest Il is proper that the sober
thought of the nation win wake up
10 tho danger ~ permitting any
such tendencies 20 20 uuchpucured
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24

II was eight years ago, in the
interior OF old Mexico that II y.
Roberts, now construction ongi-
neor for me city OF Tulsa. and H.
a pregsey. now conEulttng ongi-
neer for tho city fist met and
compared figures on an engineer
ing project
A. that time prcsacy was sent 20
Mexico 10 check over tho figures
compiled by Roberts Roberts
cowe to Tulsa somc time ago and
~ fell 10 him 10 check over the
figures OF Nj prcsScy on tho
Spav,now Each engineer found
he figures OF thc other correct
Roberts was Jt ono time. design.
Ing engineer for The A ~ Adams
com phny. Incorporated. Of New
York lie was making Ruryey Of
the HalsnE river. Et'ste OF Guerrero
Foutn NJ Mexico Cmv. In COunoc-
ton with his firms project of In
stallIng a hydraulic systcm thoro
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
OKLAHOMA
OUTBURSTS

g, MT, ,,
.o u',' ',I, ~ 'rol'''" VIZ. m
ms "u' ''" E@"n" """"'S ~
'''.' W. WV "'"P''
D.,
the 81 Joe Ncws-rrosH, hs to whether
paying 700 Tor fight ticket iS n
.'n" moihod ot celebrating the
I"ufih'
frct 'hr biggest spot the spcclnI rep.
ronruiufiv,s can soc on earth IL the
personal and cIrrmusynary virturs ui
Tho man who discovered Sholl crock
-
,rI l..ty MIR h,a ,,,, &c., -,
iny,rl ,pv v.,tcr e,rc,, mai .nI,b
r,,,,s fr,,n IA, Arly ,iy,, ia .tur
,IIyo
-
Wv me ''h'ah"'nh ieEH,''nrc had N'
'.l'' ',' ,ou' W ', NuHE"E',
'' INV III" 'he """iu u '"'''"
'' ''''''''''
We rp'hcrod from an argument
" iho good water bonds hre voted
'ho property loss In Tulsa would bo
ui least $50 per cent
IIhrv" Parsons says ihc tight skirts
1re responsible Tor thore being so
10 ia impossible FOR anyone io play "A
banjo without crossing their legs
Speaking ~ the wptnr question,
There is nothing like having q couple
NJ newspapers whose strongest nrru
tho houoficont virtues ot tho owner.
--
Th" feature NJ a murder trial IN
oklahoma CITY last week l7 what
Lotto baker said under her breath
whom Tho Jury found that sho was
NOT guilty NJ tn" killing of hor hus.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
UNCLE TOM SHOW NEARLY
BUSTED" UP by NAVY

SALTNA Kan, June 25--t'nclc
SANS naval recruiting officer here
almost disrupted an Gnc,o Toms
Cabin show whom moro than hair ~
me male members ot the troupS
made n rush 10 ret into the nnyt
only two were able 10 make g. tho
cook and The clown The otpors
were unable TO show their ages were
within the navy limits. or their
physical condition precluded 'helr
acceptance Had the others made
tho Siffle' the show would have
had 10 lay over here until new play,
srs could be secured
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
W NY w 0 M EN-
SUFFER

Some DO Il from Ignorance: some
from Carelowness. soma I'm a spirit
Of mRrtyrdom and some from a
mistaken sense ot duty impolling
them TO 90 on sacrificing thom.
solves for Othors, until they drop
In thoir tracks.
Thousands Of women have learned
better; have found out that irl
wrong 10 suffer from the peculiar
Ills OF womanhood; because they
need not do It.
STELLA VITAE, tho old timo "Wo.
mans RELIEF Mothers C0rdlal'
has boon helping the women u
the South 20 health and happiness
for half q cuntUTy
II Is the prescription ot "A famous
old Southern doctor and has proved
rucccsgiul with thousands Of wo-
mon and young girls.
STELLA VITAE is compounded in
the Hhomtoriol OF tho ThgchCr
Medicine Co.. Chattanooga. Tenn.
md sold by an druggists at a mod.
crate rrlco. Money refunded II
tho hrst huttlo fails % help.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24

WASHINGTON, June a. Four
troop ships, bringing home S.l66 Of
lCcrs and men ~ tho overseas
forces. sailed from French ports on
June No. the war department an
nouncod today They follow The
cruiser Charleston with 400 from
Brcst due az New York june %. the
Nljndam. with 3.Qui from ST. N1E.
airc. due ut New York June 80, tho
Minnesota with 2.O22 from ST Naz-
pirc for either Newport News or
Boston. and the lutanta Isabella,
with l.T2O from bordeaux. due at
New York July
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
Little Ben's Notebook
HEEs

BEES
Bcrs are little inSccks with "a huz
zcr on one end s1d "a stingcr on the
other Wen some people hcCr the
huz2vr they uyk AB u they was fee.
ing the st.ngvr, proving that hole
lot depends ON Imagination, Bees
wont sting you unless you do sum
thing to annoy them fcrst, the hard
part being 60 tell Jest how mutyh
you can do without annoying them.
Ervs live with their families In
hiNcs Tho queen hco is the ouy lady
bee. $50 she has 10 lay am ~ tho eggs.
ON account uf n she don't there wont
boz envy People also have hives. but
hcn hives is mutch moro ornamental
and useful
Making honey out of tho i1siAcs
of flowers o. bees douty and they am
realize tt Most bees spend AN tROlr
Ifn making honey without ever find
uE out how 80 alsts ON bred
4 bee cant help buzzing with iis
huzEyr when 30 flies Therefore "a
bee can mover m,.N mp un YOU vile
its boo the air. \ singular hoe mnkps.
a nuzlgWlIc . ug moro plural hocz
makes huEars
Nobody ever tries 90 teach bees
90 db tricks. proving that "a 'mplueut
disposition with stngcr IS mutDh
moro valuable than jest a impatient
disposition alone
If YOU wuut tu smell a flower wllc
10 is s'Ii growing. look furst 90 see
weather There Be- e. bee iu 10. and II
'horr la. SMELL another ono.
Epcs ro everywhere ware thoros
flowers and for this reason DO be
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
Tho Strong Withstand the Heat OF
summer Better Than the Weak

Old people who are feeble and
younger people who are spcak, will
he strengthened and enabled to go
through the depressing heat or sum
wor nv taking GROVES TASTE
LESS chill TONIC. n purircs and
curlchcs the blood and builds M the
whole system. You can soon feel It's
strengthening. Inyigoating effect
soc ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
COURT ORDER IS NEEDED
FOR SEARCH OF LIQUOR

WASHINGTON. Juno 29-pri-
vuic promises or business places may
not be searched for liquor under
tho prohibition enforcement act
without an order by court II was
decided today by the house judi
ciary committee which Is framing
the measure. Prohibition loadcrG
had asked that the bill provide for
search warrants 90 be issued on the
afidaHlts OF two responsible per
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
PAlPrTAU0H or the HsARrL

Tho experience ~ n woman
who has successfully passed tho
changes IS valuable. ThlR lady
tolls OF tho bridge that carried
her over"
'l wv l1 most vrri.tsI condition. tt
that npst critical time n q vouaan lIfr.
'ihr change { had r5lri'atIr1 % hs heart
an1 would rFrll and b.'st in a very distress
luE way
"l took evs bottles n STELLA VITAE.
snt I am happy t1 rN r.t Il cured mf
Whom / hr-"H I weighed only 1rs pounds.
rw weigh 100 p5ugds "--Nga Eu N.
Russell. N, 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
Frpm nayonctr 20 Chc-..

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June. "a
From bRyoncts 10 chess is some
drop, hut that is what has happened
horc 4 chess tourney for returned
soldiers IL being held a. the India
napolis young Mems Christian aSso-
Ciation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
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WASHINGTON. June 23H--House
and senate confcrees today approved
the rider ON the agricultural Ap-
preparation hu providing for repeal
of the. daylight saving law next Oc-
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