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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-28
The Man with an Injured Hand

His hand had been BADLY hurt in the fac
tory. He had to stop work and that meant
loss OF money. An attorney came to him AMI
said: Pay me a fee and wen sue the factory
i'll the court and obtain much money for you "
The fee paid bnt the attorney dill
nothing saving it was not enough So the
who knew no English came to the
Americanization Information bureau. Isl floor
OF the Old Court House. Public Square Tor
advice ,llere he recci>e ed advice in his own
language. The Information Burcan readily
saw the attorney was rascal The bureau
knew the injured man could have an award
OF several hundred dollars iron, the Industrial
Commission oi Ohio 1t got this for him,
without charge.
That's one example of how this bureau
serves persons of foreign birth Last wear it
gave Tree service To than 10000 (leve-
land men and Wolne, = Ruhemians. Poles
Slovaks. Slovanians. Italians Iilhuanians,
4iddsh. linnsarians. tierman>. Greeks,
Serbians. Croaians. Scandinavians Rou-
manians and others.
Come to this bureau when YOU need lefp
or advice Nm will receive honest s,mpa-
thetic counsel III vour own tongue Your ca e
will he kept confidential There i no charge
Applications for citizenship 'hl}ed ont
Income tax questions answered TRANSACTIONS
of important documents made perplcxne
personal problems settled To your salieiactIun
so far as possible.
Make use of this free bureau where Won
will find helper who knows vnur language
and can understand vour case If the bureau
can't help vou it Wi,l honestly say 50 and try
to put von in touch with persons or agencies
which can help
This bureau is under the auspices of the
Cleveland Americanization Council which
represents II foreign language organizations
and 80 civic organizations of Cleveland sl'he
council knows that those who do not under
stand English and who are not familiar with
the laws and customs of America have many
difficulties. 1t wants TO aid them in every
possible way. 1t wants to see every reader of
this announcement happy and successful and
good citizen.
The Cleveland Americanzation Council
co-operates with the public schools and with
factories and shops in the establishment of
classes for learning English Announcement
OF many of these will be made soon
But, remember. YOU can get information
along all lines and free advice i'm your own
tongue at the Information Bureau in the old
Court House.
Published by arrangement of the
Cleveland Americanzation Council
CHARLES T. HENDERSON.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-28

- Ceske posviceni 5 psknou
hodinkou poradaji Weekly
" Ceske Narodni SIM.
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W!Ss!:Ss!I VS. MSS.
ZABAVILI WHISKU.

M6ststi detektivove zabavi-
Ii vcera blize trznice ma "a
padni strane naklad whisky,
pozustavajici re 1O4 beden a
majici cenu $4,000. Zasoby ty
posilal kterys klempir Lo-
rain Ave. do Akron. Whiska
vezena byla automobilem a ii
die onoho nakladniho automo
blu byl zatcen. Dalsi podrob-
nosti policie vsak nevyzrazuje.
Ma Woodland Ave-, blize
vych %. ulice zatceni vcera
dalsi diva muzi, whisku stehu-
jici. Jsou to d. Smith c..
Brown Oregon Ave., nichz
lrady udavaji, re prodavali Ii
hoviny kvartovych lahvich
soukromnikdm. Bylo Jim tech
lahvi buslovy kosik zabaveno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-28
Clovek S poranenou rukou.

Ruka byla tezce zranena dime. Musel
ustati praci to znamena ztratu penez. Do
stavi Sc nemu jeden pravnlk ten mu rekl:
"Zaplat mi zazalujeme tovarnu soudu do
staneme moe penez pro tebe.
Pravnik sice dostal zaplaceno ale neude-
lal pranic, nybrz relzl, ze to neni dost. Clovek
ten, ktery neums anglicky, dosel 81 ma infor
macni kancelar, l. patro stare soudni budovy,
Public Square, ma poradu. Tam Sc nu dostalo
rady jeho vlastnim jazyku. lnformacni kan
cellar lined poznala, ze zmineny pravnlk je da
rebak. Kancelar vedela dobre ze zraneny muz
ntize dostati nekolik set dollard cd Prdmyslo-
We komise Ohio Opatrila mu je beze vseho
poplatlku.
To Jest eden pfikad jak posouziti kanceaT
sobam zrozenym Ia posedn rok poouza vice nez
10000 cleveandskym muzIm zenam = Cechum Polakun'
SIovakm, SovincIm ItalGm, Livinum Madarum, Nemcun
RekIm, SrbGm, ChorvatGm Skandinavcun Rumunum nym
Potfebujetei opravdu poradu a poueen pfjdte do eto
kanceae Dostane vam poctvs sympathetic ady We vae
azyku Vas pfpad bude povazova ddvern Ne
plati mic.
Zadosti obcanstvl OtaZky sc oane
prijmu zodpovdaji Provadi prekady duezych stn
otazy urovnavai vasi spokoenos pokud e to
.u r,oSno ..ss4S3t
Obracete kancelaT, kde naleznete pomocnka,
znaeho vlastn Te enz vaSemu pkadu Nedo
kancelar pomoci fekne vam poctve pous
ably vas dostaa do syku oobami ednatelnam KITE
re vam budou moci pomoci s@
Tato kancelar e pod dohedem amerkanasn rady niz
zastoupeno czoazycnych organsa 33 obcanskych
ceveIandsch Rada re IT, kte nedovedou muvi-
angcky nejsou obeznamen zakony obyceji americky
m mali tezkost Chce Jim proto byti napomocnou kaz
dym zpIsobem. Chce vide kazdeho cenafe chto
fadkI stastneho a uspesnym a dobrym ob6anem.
Ceveandka Amerikanisacni Rada pracuje spoecne
ejnym koam tovarnami dlnami pfi zarzovan tTid
uceni angcns Ohasen mnohych takovych skolach bude
brzo uvereneno. 1sF~asA&xAaM
Ale pamatute Wy mGzete dostati inormac vsem Ia
darmo poradu vlastnm jazyce, nfomacn kancea
We soudni budove. - ~ : @fH Tsss%x
Uverejneno die ujednani Clevelandskou Amerkansaen
Radou. -. - <@%ffSvsSGN'
..,,...,
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PRVNI TOULKA KOLEM
SVETA.

LetOsnlhO roku dne 20. Zari
bude tomu prave ctyri sta let,
CO slavny plavec de Magel-
haens opustil S peti malymi To-
demi Spanelsky pristav San Lu
car pri usti reky Quadaiquivi-
ru a zameril ma zapad, ably ma
Sci novou cestu k ostrovdm Ma
luckym, ma koreni neobycejne
bohatym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-28

Pohlednete ma tuto mapku
Public Squaru. Sipka smsruje
k severozapadnimu rohu, kde
naleznete budovu stare soudni-
ce. Ma prvnim patfe jest Infor-
maGni kancelar. Horeni obraz-
ky naznacuji ufedniky, radici
lidem, potrebujicim jejich po-
moci. Uschovejte 81 toto a
prijdte do InformaGni kancela-
re, kdykoliv jest vam zapotre-
bi rady neb pomoci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-28

Uschovejte 81 tyto tydenni
rozhovory znamenaji jici uspech.
Tento je cislem S.
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HOSTE Z kANADY.

Vcera pfiplulo do Clevelan
du osm set hostG z kanad-
skych NEST st. Thomas a Lon
don~Ont. Jsou to clenove Ia
mnejsich obchodnfch komor, z
nichz vetsina prijela sem We
spolecnosti svych manzelek.
Kanad'ane navstivili mistni
velky prGmysl, divadla a par
ky a dnes vecer parnikem Roo
sevelt vrati So zas domi. Gle
veland splati navstevu Kama
d'ann pristi mesic, kdy velka
vyprava do st. Thomas bude
uspOradana.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-02-21

Among the many political RI.
mors going the rounde at present
is "a general belief that the friend,
of our gifted and distinguished fell
low townsman, Hon. B. F. Bell,
are about to induce him to enter
the race for district attorney, The
writer dees not know what Mr..
Bells attitude will be in this mat
ter, but it is well known that there
is rapidly growing sentiment il
this county, and perhaps In othe
counties Of the district as we'll, to
the effect that he is the man 70
this pla1e aud that he must be in
duced to offer himself as q eandi,
date.
There is certainly not q more
popular man in the district thar
Frank Bell. Should he throw hi
hat in the arena be would fibc
himself warmly supported from
the first by host of loyal friends
He is one of the ahlest lawyer.
in the State. Both In the prose
cution and defense of many i'm
portant criminal cases he has man
itest.d q rare ability 81 a criminal
lawyer that proves bta thorough
ca pabilty for the position of dis
trct attorney, lie is conscien.
cious and fearless in the perfor.
nance OF duty and is possessed
Of the souhdest judgement, He
has served this cohnty faithfully
and efficiently as county prosecur.
inc attorney, and in the same
manner would render the district
the highest type of service as dis.
lrict attorney,
His friends would be glad to set
Nj. Bell enter this race and fee
sure that the people OF the distric
would at once recognize his Quail,
fcations aud give him their sup
port.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-02-21

We understand there is a stror o
probability of petitions being cir.
culated in the county to abolisa
the Office of County Prosecuting
Attornev. Under the law twenty
DER cent of the qualified electors
OF the county can call an election
at which a majority of votes de-
termines whether or not this office
Is to be continued. Oktibbeha
county has been exceedingly for.
tunate in having this Office flied
by strong, capable lawyer, who
has made one of the most efficient
court attorneys in the State,
Whether the Office is to he abol-
ished or not is matter that rests
entirley with the wishes of the
voters of the countv,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-02-21

The government will ask the
people to subscribe to another
bond issue soon, and OF courst
Georgia and Wilcox county art
going over the top with it, anu
we would not for tho world offer ,
kick, but we cannot for the life ol
rs, help wonder when we will
cease to be asked to contribute to
The various things that requlr,
money. What with the Red Cross,
the Y. N. Z. A., the tunited Wa
Workers, the Armenian Relic
drive, the churches and other things
they don't let the people recover
from one drive before another il
launched. All of these things ma
be worthy bit the people are gel-
ting tired OF being asked, yea driv.
en-, to give their money, while tht
high cost Of living continues
Rochelle (Ga,) New Era.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-02-21
SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION
E, F. Scrosgin asks to be Retained d
Ia the Educational Work He Has so
Ably Conducted for the Past Term

In this issue of the Times will
be found the announcement of Mr..
G. E. Scroggin for reelection to
the Office of Superintendent of Ed.
ucation. Mr.. Scloggin is an edu-
Gator by profession, and be has
devoteu his life to this line OF
work. Since reaching his majorl-,
ty he has been u school teacher,
and successful and competent
ono and in him the people saw
good material to direct and man.
age Thea educational interest of tn,
county. His administration has
proved that they made no mistake
He has given his entire time anu
attention to building up our publ.
school system and be has shcceed>
edi and his success Is largely due
To the fact that his heart is in bin
work. IN other words be is 1T
the maher born," and he now
asks the voters to let him continue
the good work that be has been So
ably doing for the educational in.
terest of Oktlbbeha county.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-02-21
AT REX THEATRE
FOR WEEK OF
February % to March |
Next week the Rex Theatre will

Next week the Rex Theatre will
pat On an attractive program
MONDAY
lhe 18th Episode Of that thrill
ing serial ''fhe Iron Test will
draw tho usual large crowd, This
serial increases IN interest weekly
and it is said that the last three
episodes are intensIy thrilling aud
interesting. Two good com sdes
will also be shown with the serial.
TUESDAY
Barbara Castleton and John
Bowers in their new production
"Heredity," sBarpara Castletou
aud John Bowers always draw
large houses wherever they ap.
pear on the serene, aud "Heredi-
ty' Id their best play,
WEDNESDAY
The Rex Theatre will be dark,
but there will te prayer meeting
OF all the churches.
THURSDAY
Popular and pretty Carrie Crit
fifth in Love Watches" will car--
tivate you, Carrie is supported
ty clever actoos and actresses,
and the interest never wapes from
beginning to end.
FRIDAY
Runaway Romany" one of
Pathe's best production. This
magnificent special production
shows b,a ltiful and picturesque
stage settings and . pretty
story runs through the play full
of pathcs aud humor. Don't miss
this show.
SATURDAY
Pearl White Ia her newest and
prpntpst nnrial "nh. Uonss of
Hats" will appear. The only
question that confronts the man,
agemeDt will be 6ndlpg seats for
the crowd, Those wishing to give
theatre parties should secure re-
ne, We seals, Patries can reserve
sehts when Ms many as eight are
taken, Nothing less than eight
seats reserved.
Patbe News will be shown every
SATURDAY. with the serial.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-02-21
STURGIS LOCALS.

Miss Jennie Belle Duke visited
her parents at Phebs Friday.
Prof. Mangum, principal of oul
School visited Starkville Saturday
Mr.. Owen Green Is confined tC
his room on account of an attack
Of Influenza.
Cliff Lahdrum and Emmet Bar,
ron were business visitors In Stark.
vile Monday.
Attorney John ID, Greene OF
Starkville paid his old frie nds a
short visit Monday.
. D .
Mrs. Arnold, OF Ackerman Is the
appreciated guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Oscar Roberts.
q
Miss Valuour Pearson spent Sun.
day and Monday with her home
people in Starkville
Miss Vivian Dabbs spent last
week with her uncle DR.. Taylor
DabbS, at Nettlenton,
= . Q
Miss Hetty Reeves Is nursing
the influenza patients in the home
Of Mr., and Mrs. Clarence Harrell,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Frazier
visited friends and relatives In
Okalona and Nettletun last week
Mr., Bena Ray, of the delta was
called here last week on account of
the death of his, father Mr.. james
Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. RAYMOND Henry
OF Lokafoma, spent Friday as WIS.,
itors Of their mother Mrs, Allie
Moorehead.
Kenneth Montgomery, who has
been in tbs Navy FOR sometime,
his teen discharged and Is enjoy
lug a visit to b me pc opls here.
r. l.. Hannah & Co. have open.
ell their new store and are ready
to accommodate their friends with
q full line Of general merchandise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner, Of tndi.
nolia wers called to Sturgls last
week Oh account nt the death Of
Mrs. Turner'S mother, Mrs. Viii.
liza Adams.
Miss Lee Suber, Of Louisville
was warmly welcome by her many
Sturgis friends last week when she
came over and spent few DAYS
With Miss Cain Hannah.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-02-21

Goodman BROTHERS Great Upl
.putunity Sale" which WAS pnt on
last week has proven q great snc4
cess and was just what It's name
inplied---a sale at which buYere
were given an oppnrtunity to pur.
chase desirable, tirst class goods
at teat havsana,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-02-21
Citation Notice
TO JOHN ISLAND BILLUPS

You are comtranded TO appear
before the Chancary Court uf Ok
tibbeha County, Mississippi, on the
2nd Monday Of March, 1919, to
defend the suit Of Suoy Billups
pending In said court, wherein
you are defendant.
Witness my signature and OF.
ical seal. this the l4tb. day Of
February 1919.
j. r. LoSG,
ChancsrY Clerk
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-02-21

To State Candidates, Kindly
wait until Spring opens aud the
flu abates before starting your
campaign tour.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-02-21
Citation Notice
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

To Mary Cromwelli
You are commanded to appear
before the Chancery Court OF thu
County of Ontibbehs, in said State
IN the second Monday Of March
A. D., 1910, to defend the suit il
.ald court OF Sam romwell, where
10 you are a defendant.
This, the 1st dav Of February
A. D., 1919.
] r LONG,
Chaucsrs Clerk,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10

ions ~tcp ~ the prugr'~s ~ the
Eruss nud u,ut husinCs- has svn
mad, h, The @Nrn great principles
~ nu-icrn merchandising that pin,,si
Traders NJ, 4. NJ ioA In-l First
street ~ such high favor with the
puhiic Ia iVis Nr iirnLc. the pru.
prlriur. c,plains thn' tho su~,-- ~
his hurin " bn-d oH the fui,nw
Inc priutipir-, ,.oo,i t.WslS tni'
rrircS. Humane Treatment iniclli
gent Scr,i,, sanitation. ton'rnIrn.
iiun aud Organization scrHicir nj
90 back page
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10

Rabbits AT the Pcop,c. Exchange
for 70 cents each Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
N\JI SlI,'

How man unN rise. fJl,. aud
then ri-" again H. the theme that
makes the phoiuplaN pnsic And -
sun small Voice. nov -howing at
IN" Mnl"Stir theatrr. one uf unusual
interest The story ~ "a mans fight
toward better things is always ~
interest to persons with -cd blood
In thrlr veins whether that man hc
common lahurrr ur millionaire
banker. hut additional impetus IN
given the story II u man meets
hardShipa and succumhs. only Tn
ris" above them ana finally succeed
AMI this lH what Henry Mn.thall
as clay Randolph, does IN tins play
As usual, Mr. Nhlthil carries his
part to perfection His handling ~
tho part nf "A banker Who fails "A
victim or an evil Influence. ls per,
haps tn. Crowning ATTEMPT of his
film life. lie goes hoVond the part
of the ordinary screen hero In his
Interpretation ~ u man luboring IN
der mental weight and even brings
his viewers in u state ot intrnsencss
that is unusual
In connection with IN" film. which
VIII be shown for tn" last time to-
daY the Majestic management In
offering an official war review that
carries the choicest bits frum the
world war and which give u new IN
sight into the struggle nCross the
waters
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
SINN FEINERS FORM
IRISH CONSTITUTION
whs, i'ur,~r,- Ia Isc Official Docu.
mrni l. Published IN IS'"don--
rights Arr Again Avrrtcd.
WILL RESIST ENGLISH RULE
v,cJnm from subis-iion Declared
m ~. one ~ fundamental Ob-
jccts; >S-cmbiy 10 Convene.

tnNbON. Jan The f,rst pub
vc,rion II what purportS To be- a Sim
r.p constitution FOR ireland war
mai, tuIn, hy the Globe This has "A
,,,u,unr interest In view of III"
s.,r Fem proposal 10 hoh an Irish
.,ryr,s. m the near future. Tn"
,r,,nh,. ~ the constitution runs
a. follows
never have r~linnuishcd their claim
T., separate nationhood and.
.NhtrrtH the provisional gov
.,r"cr, ~ the Irish republic u,
r,,,.r 1916, In the name ~ the
,,'.h people and continuing the
,gbi made hy previous general tions.
,e,.s,rtrd the lnalirnahlc right ~
3D.. irish nation to sovereign indc
,.oienrr nud renfflrmcd the deter
r,riilnu ~ the Irish people to
achieve it ana
"Wherrla the proclamation ~
an irish republic ~ Easter, 1915.
AMI the supreme courage ana the
e.or.ous sacrifices Of men who gave
.hc,r uvc. in maintain II have
NUllrU INV Ifflf' W i'''F'
m, fng ~ the Irish republic, we
,hr dclag-itrd representatives Of the
irish people In congress assembled
declarr the following To he the con
.ttiinn ~ the Sim Fcln"
The article that sets forth the
elrr rcin aims at securing interna.
iional recognition ~ ireland ~ nm
independent republic and declares
that having achieved that status
ihr Irish people by referendum
NAV freely choose their own form
O., government u SAYS that the
SIM Feln organization shall I'm the
name - the sovereign irish people
Aenv tho rlght ana Opposes the viii
Of tho Rrli.sh parliament pnd the
Rr.tsh crown. Cr any foreign gov.
rrnmcui to log,slatr for Ireland
n asp says that the niEaiion
will make use ~ any and every
means available 10 render impo,ent
N. power ~ England TO hold Ire.
land In suhirction by military force
or Otherwise
The purpsr,cd constitution de-
clare. that a constituent assembly
shall bee cunvokcd tn formulate
measures FOR the welfare of the
people -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
KENDALL PROPERTY OWNERS
SEEK BETTER CAR SERVICE

Property owners ~ ktuda|l "a
dii.on ,cstcrda, p,titloncd the cit,
commission to compel the TULSA
street Railway COMPANY u place
conductors nu ears operating h..
tween Tulsa ana kendall
II - set forth IN the prlluou that
during the rush hours ~ th, morn
ms hnd evening the ears htr luhd,d
To- Their full capacity ana 4 great
deal ~ time ~ consumed h, the
mu'"ruhn In making change aud nI .
i"udlng iu duties that should h, pen.
lutmrd hN "a conductor
In the evening the pctt'luu,tr
saN, IA" ,tts are packed 49, ran thli
II l. almost IN impoHihllly tr Get uff
car after one" on. therefore the
patrons ~ The company have hrru
rendering such assistance ng the,
could by ltuing prrsonE rttudlng
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10

admihlstrnt ton regarding ts plan,
ana purposes IN Russia
senator swanson, In defending tn,
hdministration's course, cited rr-si
dent Wilson, statement in his II
peace principles. and declarations M
the armisiicr terms imposed on
Germany as assurances tha, Amer
lea IL friendly To the Russan pcu.
pie and thar Russian territorial nnd
political Integrity and Independence
ara assured
The administrations policy vas
attacked by senator France az 'sus
piciously E"Cretiv"" The Maryland
senator cuntcndci that I,ussia wa
"a neutral when her soil was In
vHded by the allied and American
troops" and declared that the InVa
sion like the German invasion oi
belgium, ~nH most uncxplainahl,
ant inescus,ble
says Boishc,iss Io-r.
Senator Nelson OF Minnesota aS.
serted that bolshrNiHm In losinr
ground gradually white senator
King Expressed regret that greater
vigor had not been exercised hi
America and the allics for the pur-
pose OF 'walling In the holsheviki
those murdrroua madWrn."
senator Hitchcock prepared his
address after consulting with Acting
Secretary folk ht the stntr depart
ment After po,nting out that s"p
urr of the old ports of NhdiVostok
Murmansk and Archangel was pro
posed by the supreme war council
to prevent Germany from obtaining
valuable stores. he slid
Tn each case II waa done ms n
measure ~ war against Germany
ami not RRainEt Russia In each
case the attitude ~ the Russia peo.
pie ~ the ports named ana In the
neirhborhuod was friendly and te.
mains 80 today IN each cnHe the
local Russian government exists ana
functions In cooperation with the
American and allied soldiers
There IN no Russia what was
Russia IN a vast dlsorganiled ag
Rregation OF local governments Len.
Inc and Troukv have the grea,
cities Of petrograh. Moscow and
some others, and thus have the
center ~ the wrecked nation. hut
4, ~ the most unhappy, most law
less, brutal and most bloody. other
parts ~ Russia are comparatively
caim and orderly
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
Heal Shin Diseases

Il In unnecessary for you 20 suffer
with ecfema, blotohes, ringworm. rashrs
and similar akin troubles 2cmo. oh.
tanned ut any drug store for 35c, or
500 for extra large bottle. and prompt.
iy applied will usually give instant relief
from itching torture, II clcansrs and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases
zemo IL a wonderful. penetrating.
disappearing liquid and Is soothing to
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-10
GREATEST VAUDEVILLE ACT
THAT HAS EVER VISITED TULSA
Gallagher & Roey, in "The Battle Of Whatstheuse,
Screaming Travesty That Throws Audiences
Into Fits of Laughter.

Tho rr here only today and TO-
morrow matinee. aud you'd better
hurry io the Empress n YOU wan, TO
-" me greatest vaudeville act that
his ever visited Tul>1 Ed Gala
r''i ana Jo" Upllcy p'rtcntinE their
,rf"1m'nv military tr,vesty. The
Hh''.r - Whais'house "
i'H.'Nc'y This Is the funniest act
mat hlS ever been In this city. Its
Iw'N ClcYcrly evolved burlesuuc
On ie jn The trenches. with dialogue
between a general ana his negro
p'Nii" hat keeps YOU shaking with
Alrh'rr every minute.
Ih' tmp''ss has had several war
acts WIN trench hu, all have hncn
l-''.' cNltrrd with straight drama
me Il'llc ~ Whn'sih,usc" IL ar
i'f'n I - bright. sparkling com
'h an 'h" way through lust such