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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-11-27

IN egEs being quoted ON the local
fket 1T four for a quarter regard
biddy d Increasing daily. and she
Dflns begged and implored 10 pro
more Of that we'll known com
saiiy Those who have turned up
r nosea az eggs all summer and
viii now demand that eggs be-
we'd Tor breakfast every day For
hrst time Ia the history OF the
70. perhaps. local dealers ara com
iad 70 ship cold storage eggs into
ler Filler known In rocatello.
ie, and salt Lake. as big egg
iueing section cannot supply her
demands' Hens are quoted 10
lly AZ low az 10 cents a pound The
iestion sim remains; (which was
the egg or the hem II Is APP
rent thar the esq Is frat Ia value.
"a demand
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-11-27

The firm of Manyon and Son sns
Hopkins are doins rushing business
according 90 thsir list OF sale dates
They hxys salss FOR every svsiisbl,
date this week and next. and report
that they have aaetionsd around q
hundred sales this season.
They snnoaacs the following dates t:
Nov ss-s u wilson. farm sale.
nahl
Nov 81 Saturday sale. Bull.
Dec. --hesxlsys farm sale. Buhl.
Dec 81 Coffnsn. farm sale
Ruhl
Doc s-R r Weaver. farm sale.
uahl.
Dee s-s q Mumm. registered
'lol-teln sale. wendsii.
Dec. s-Rslph Larsen. farm ssls
s,ahl
Dec. s-lienry neGuirs. farm sale
Mountain Home
Dee g Saturday sale Bahl
Dec. ie-- Robert kaoeloek. farm
ale Buhi
Doc IS saturday sale. Bahl
Dec. is-E ~ Pembsr. farm ssls.
luht
hunyoR announces that no has
selve sales listed Tor January. THIS
lrm conducted bis fsrm sale at
ioansale Hone the fir; Of the week.
'hice ~s- said 80 have been very
aeesssfai
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-11-27

farley, Idaho. November 2z.-foi
ug 3 lie OF Ticiasiiudes the Bur
Advocate. organ OF the Non-Part..
League Ia cassia county. today
aside its cares. ana called upon
courts 10 name receiver 10 wilma
rs anairs
De- action was taken BY farmer
tholders. who. unable 10 longer
tho load decided that the Time
come 10 act. As directors Of fhs
pany they decided 10 apply Tor
yer
We action Today leaves this Burnley
eiin the only newspaper Ia Burnley
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-11-27
Additional Locals

Robert A. Carr, machine
gunner, veteran of the Argonne
and other campaigns, was found
sllty Of being drunk and dis
orderly in Judge Minnick's court
30 Twin Falls Friday morning.
Instead Of Receiving fne he was
required TO join the American
Legion. pay that organization an
amount equal TO five years dues.
aud was also placed on probation
10 the legion for future good be
hayior.
Mr. and Mrs. win Zentz OF
Filler. visited In Bull on Friday.
Nlr. Zsntz was formerly employed
"a the Herald office. but later
plblished the Filler Record. lie
las sod his paper tn Shinn and
Ia amsrs. and bought a restaurant |
30 Filler. Bull He aid.
10 the venirc Of 80 names from
hich iurymen will bs drawn to
serve during tho present term OF
zoe district court appear the names
ell IL. Detweilsr. w o. Me.
hibben, aud John r.. Musser Of
I Ter.
Que Of the largest attended social
1is ~ the season was the dancing
.y xiven Thursday evening at Tan.
hall by Miss Marie orm. 10 nfty ,
her friends Mr.. and Mrs. A. n
pd and AIR and Mrs Joseph Mat ,
Negs the patrons aud paironessea. Z,
ireshmrnta were served after q Dc. !,
hiiul evening spent In dancing \
fsaks Open ai Nine Thru a typo
nbicai erFor Ia The news columns :.
ne Record last week. a was an.
ang,d that afief December A. the
ioeal hanks would open at \ a m
usual opeainr hour % IA viii :.
4ail but fhe closing hour has been y
nErd from toar 10 three o'clock In
Afternoon .
Nsynelds tess fsss u A Rsy u
fs % the f,lsr Hardware company
George Reynoias commander OF ~
IA local post u the American Legion
lts 10 pocetello SATURDAY on hasl. Al
~ The foriasr went on east Tor
fre weeks yisig with relatives at
fry Illinois ga
Nili Jein fsrenf> Fred Muny0n
~ has been employsd Cor some time pu
>si with re fller Grocery company.
Tuesday morning Tor long Reach. 30
where Ne viii iein his parents a.,
and Mrs n G Ntanyon he plans a.,
4 entering business college In tae -
sgl city Dale Beer takes Mr. Nun
MS position a, the Filler Grocery
'n,aany
fosalng SO pleasing as a sahscrip 4
20 TO filsr's paper Tor Holiday or pal
iristmss gift. scr
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-11-27
Hammerqui.s Retmn-Mn an,


Hsmmerquists Return--Mr and
Mrs h h. Hammsrquist returned Fri.
aay IRON a six weeks visit through
the middle west Their trip took
them 10 Omaha. ". Paul. Minneapolis.
Rochester and Rapid City. South Da-
kota. While at Rochester, Mrs. Ham
merquist had her tonsils removed The
iiammerquists report business condi-
lions good In the middiewest. and
weather condition colder than that
found in southern Idaho.
VIII Keep Volt From Door-An-
other bg real estate transaction was
made hcfs Saturday when IS A. Nc
Coy sold his fine farm consisting OF
~ acres Tor s4ls AN acre. OF $4,000.
The purchaser was w. ID. Ennis OF
Illinois. The McCoys have made
no plans for the future as yet.
Attend Big sho~-Col. E. o. Walter. |
OF the firm of Walter A Shearer, auc-
tioneers has left for tho east TO take
In ths big International Livestock
show AT Chicago. which will be held IN
the Windy City October 20 TO Decem-
her q. Colonel Walter will stop AT
Waukesha, Wis. and from Chicago
viii proceed 60 Oryiile. Ohio, where he
viii transact business matters.
Odd Fellows Encsmpmsnt-N Nine
local odd Fellows received the first
and second degrees OF the Encamp.
nent here Friday evening. A team
rom Twin Falls came down to put
IA the degrees. after which a big
OYSTER supper was served under the
supervision. OF John Blsss Harry
alexander, one OF the Twin Falls .
cam was loud In his praise OF the
billy OF the Filler lodge TO entertain.
Must Have Rscord.--W. H. Chase
nd family have left for a few weeks
lslt at the home OF MIR. Chase's
ither at Thornton, lows. They want l.
10 Record forwarded TO them while
one for they don't want to miss know. n
* what II happening Ia their home d
for even three weeks. %
Coming to . Good Country Mr. and v
rs. n ". Oisssinegr. OF Prescott. %
wa. arrived here Friday 10 make
eir home In idaho. DIR. 0iassinger =,
cousin OF Herman Dwier. living
Of Filler. who came here VI
ON Iowa year ago Mr.. Glassinser Il
an acquaintance OF Postmaster W. ~
Shinn. and Mrs Carolyn Clark, who - -
lew the Glsssinkers In Iowa MIR. NJ
assinger states that many Iowa
ople ara planning on coming to On
aho tho coming year.
Are FSst-rhe Misses Irene aud IL
'ble Woodward aud Mildred Morris. VI
10 have been packing apples the
- two months for the Decatur
uii company at their big plant two "a,
les north of town. are leaving this sui
ok for a vacation At Wallace. Idaho. TN
ese young ladies are reputed 10 DO Lea
fastest apple piekers Ia the state. De-
VIII Address ciub--Ths fourth ina
ular meeting Of tho rilsr Womans W.
b viii take place Wednesday after
N In the Masonic hall. A program
sistins OF music by Mrs. H. u. Rip. Tin
and two addresses 10 announced. Ger
). y G. Graves win speak on
'achers as Moral Factors" while.
= kephsrt. head OF the domestic :, -,
nee department OF the local high
DOL viii talk ON Stretching the the
LAT" Hostesses Tor the day are
danes ida Allen. chllds and Cedar.
u. Cor
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-11-27
Holiday Sub
scription Offer

DESTROYS Of adding list
residents relatives
Filler RECORD
scrpons RECORD
FROM NOW UNTIL l.
THIS IS AN INTRODUCTORY OFFER
nsshbor's
Filler The COUNTRY you
the
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Walter ( Shearer's Dates

waiter and Sheaxer announce tbs
following list of sales which will be
conducted or taken part in by either
one or both of them:
December l. A. S. Martyr, farm
sale, Twin Falls.
december 2-J o. Nogzle, farm
sale. Filler
December 5. George Orn and J.
bever. farm sale, Filler.
December IS. F. T. Ruscoe. Jsrst5
cattle sale, southeast of Filler.
"ster BROTHERS sale scheduled to
tAke place last Tuesday has been post
poned until the their week in January.
PERSONS desiring sale dates with
walter and Shesrer may phone them.
o the Record office.
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Are you reading your nelshhors
paper Then send In 81 for a sub
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10 Buhl Republican. launched BY
and Hall. and later published
Hsn aud Hall. with Charles g..
i as editor for the past two
rias was last week changed into
miwsekly with Mondays and
sdsys as publication days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
WAL KOUT IN BERLIN
IS FINALLY SETTLED
,fcr Conference OF 4s Hours An
Agreement Is Reached with De-
mnnhs Practically All Granted
WILL PASS A LAW AT ONCE
v.,,,lntions VIII BE Incorporated
shortly In Government Program
for Specialization.

~ Associated Press
"lIEIIN. Saturday. April 10 4
s.iif.ucnt OF the general strike In
u,rIr Was reached today after
a..ltiuns lasting iS hours be-
,,r,n r, prcs'en tatives OF he strikers
and the employers ana the minister
~, labor. The settlement is tAntl-
mount go active recognition OF the
.,rtuAs of The strikers that they
n, gwen a voice I'm determining en-
gagrmcnts and dismisals and promo
ions ul employees In all work cN-
rrp. iu executive and directorate
pos ions
A iAu giving force TO the new reRu-
h.1u viii ne incorporated shortly In
ihr golcrnment's Specialization legis-
Ton. 10 Will give the worNdrs who
-r represented through shop
t,cior,. and office councils, the Joint
r..n, tu determine vital rolhtlons be-
iVpru the employer and Cmploye and
49, protect the cmplOye 10 the cN-
tent that his dismissal or promo
ton viii be passed. upon by his fel-
laV workers The workers also must
n. consulted when new help M to
Do pn,ugrd The preliminary settle
mon, now awiits only formal con
hrnHuon by the factory and office
councils who are expected 10 ratify
D. sunday The factories and banks
n Ii expected, viii resume full opera
uo0s Tuesday
Tho department stores and
spocuLty shops opened this morn
INK
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
LIMERICK STRIKERS ISSUE
OWN CURRENCY WITH NOTES

By The Associated Press
LIMERICK, ireland. April cl.-
The general strike here incident to
Mo proclamation OF Limerick as "A
military area, assumed a new and
interesting phase today, when the H.
nance committee ~ the Limerick
trades and labor council announced
'hA' i' was preparing to issue its
own money IN the form Of i'shilling
ana lo-shllling notes which would
o." used IN the purchase OF food for
mo 1000 strikers. The money Is
called strike treasury notes and
is secured hy the stock OF food
which 1t ~ proposed TO purchase with
IN" financial gifts reaching Limerick
RON other parts OF Ireland ana by
me- integrity OF the workers OF
Limerick"
The announcement Of the new IL
hancal scheme was made by Tom
Johnson. treasurer OF the Irish la
nor congress. who announced also
ma. The food commission OF the Ia
t..' council has arranged for supplies
or !oni for tho CIAy. This food viii
nr assembled In the warehouses At
Limerick and sold TO the merchants
VINO Will distribute It under the di-
Tec'lon Of the labor council at fixed
pr'."s which do not permit OF prof
!'eerng
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
INJUNCTION AGAINST TEXAS
POOL. HALL LAW GRAN TED

DALLAS Texas Npril - \ tenn
purorv injunction restraining the ui
torury general and other state offi
GERS ut Texas from enforcing tn"
anti. pool han law. which would have
closed billiard and pool hnlM In ih"
stat" ON MAY t. WAS msu"h hv
utrd States District Judge james
g. Wilson sitting ur chambers NJ
Fort Worth today, ana later filud
with the federal district clerk IN
Dallas Thu order was ISSUED upon
Application ur the Dallas Labor Tenn
plu association. Rico Hotel com
pany OF Houston. Baker Ilolcl com
pany Of san Antonio. btiskll Hotel
company ~ Austin ana others
The plaintiffs attack tho uw ~
DENYING them due process and ruutl
protection of Law aH outlined ia the
frat Ciauro ~ tho lith amendment
to thu constitution ~ the ultcd
states Ia ihsuiug tho injunction.
Judge Wilson upheld rlHiuuttE con
lcntluu, declaring 'irreparthlu LOSE
or damage would result To- the plain
urfs unless ~ temporary restraining
uricr ~ granted
Judge j NJ Mccormick Of Dallas
attorney fur plaintiffs m "a state.
tu carry the case to tho supreme
court ot the United states II ucocs.
wtrN. TN" injunction Us rn wpricd
according to Judge Mccormick
that every peace officer ana indl.
Vldual In Texas IN restrained from cu
forcing tho anti pool hall law
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
TULSA PROMINENT
AT MASONIC SESSION
for Meeting of scottish Rite
ILO,iiCr. Al NC\lcStcr.

SpeetAI 10 The world
McALESTEH. Okla. Apru - .e.
ry,-,. ,,,,..,,,.,, ,,t,,. rot,,t,J IN
'h' ""''h"''"" or '"' P'P"' 'N""N
made for the Scottish Rte reunion In
this CITY OF record breaking pro-
u.,.,,.,, r,.t. ,..,,.,.. ,.,I,,.
'.''N
hrouFhi IN hundreds or MhS"hH. can
dldatcs and v,Eitore OF higher degree
WIN ,,n,. 2, s,c.,h, decentralization
~. ,.t... Il, H..
"' '"' "''N i" W. bN'n 7" "''' ~
expected to be the largest claAs ever
held I'm the history OF the valley Of
s,,,,,, N,,f,.t,r
Ih' opening session h''d th's NJ
teruoon IN which the masters degree
w,s conferred uroy,, fplly mn 10 cN o.
,..,.,t.... .,,.'.I.. -. ., =,
~ '''''''' '"' ''''''"'' W '""' N' ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
GLASS OF SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS
If Your Back Hurts or Blad-
der Bothers You, Drink
Lots of Water.

When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore. don't get scared and
proceed 10 load your stomach with a
lot OF drugs that excite the Kidneys
and irritate the entire urinary tract
Keep your kidneys clean like you
keep your bowels clean. by flush ing
them with mild. harmless salts
which removes the body's urinous
waste and stimulates them to their
normal activity. The function OF tho
Kidneys is 20 filter the blood In -
hours they strain from II 500 grsin=
OF acid and waste. 10 wo can readily
understand the vital Importance OF
keeping the Kidneys active
Drink lots of water you can't
drink too much. also ret from any
pharmacist about four ounces OF JRd
salts, take a tablespoonful In a glars
OF water before .breakfnEt each
moTning for "A few days and your
Kidneys Will act fine. This famous
salts Is made from the acid Of
grapes and lemon juice. com bincd
with lithia. and has been used for
generations to ciehn and stimulate
cloEged Kidneys also 20 ncutraliZe
the acids In urine 40 II no longer Is a
Rource OF irritation. thus ending
bladder wea knees
lad Sal:s Ia iueIpe nsuve: cannot
injur-. makes a delightful efferves-
cent lithia water drink which every
one should take now and then TO
Keep thrir kidnUya ct-an and act ne
Try this also keep up the vWrr
drinking. and no doubt you will
wonder what became OF your Kidney
truIlhIe and baCkAchs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
GOV. GARDNER CAN'T COME
TO MISSOURI CLUB PICNIC

Foster y HurnS president ~ the
Missouri society ~ TULSA yesterday
received = letter from Gov Frederick
II. Gardner OF Missouri saying that
he wax too busy with official matters
to attend the picnic that has been
planned for snmc time IN MAY by the
local society llc SAYS that he wants
to pay Nisit TO Tulsa hui could not
get away unlll after the legislature
adjourns ana would prefer IA date
some time In October
society Will probably arrange FOR the
picnic as has been planned and for a
reception TO the Missouri governor
at some other time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
MINE LEADER WILL MEET
STRIKE LEADERS TODAY

SPRINGFIELD. H., April Ell
John /. Lewis. vice president OF tho
United Mine Workers. left tonight
for Kansas CITY where he will CON
fer with employees and officials OF
tnt Central Coal d Coke mines. The
employees have been on "A strike there
since last Wednesday
Mr Lewis said that he will hold n
conference tomorrow with repre-
anla'iNcs ~ both sides The Central
Coal a Coke co. operates mines
throughout Oklahoma and Kansas.
PlTTSBURG Kan, April 2l.--
President Alexander HowR OF dis
uict 40. ~. United Mine Workers,
went To- Kansas city tonight In re-
sponsc 10 "A telegram from Vice Pres
Icn. John L. Lewis. acting national
president. asking him and President
John Wilkinson Of district No. II to
meet him there tomorrow Howat
stated that he had received 10 fur
ihor word from Dr. IT, n Garfield,
national fuel administrator. since
Saturday, when Garfield wired him
Iha. II tho Central coal d Coke Co.
miners do not return to work at
once he will release the operators
from paying tho sI40 wngo increase
granted in tho Washington agree
Mont
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS HEAR
EXPERT TALK ON AlRPLANES

Arr.ane construction was dis
;ussol by Lieut.. ]. G. V. Gregory
a., tho meeting OF the Penguin Aero
club Monday night at the Y. NJ. G. 4.
Lieutenant Gregory was formerly
'lght commissioner at Love Field,
nna.l'S, Texas. and is now with the
NN,,.' southwest Airplanc company.
ABOUT twenty-five high school
hoy- compose the membership Of the
..uh and all were in attendance. Al
'houEh tho name Penguin" was
'hos'u because they could not fly.
many of the boys hope to take in
truoton At the local field and. ac-
'oid.ng 10 la Cour Collins. associa g
secretary OF the V. NJ G. A. all OF
.h' club members are busy con-
'iIcNng model planes and gliders.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
DOCTOR RUST WILL SPEAK
TO TULSA MOTHERS TODAY

Dr Josephine Rust addressed a
meeting OF the business Woman's
club on the subject OF Social IIy-
giene" at the Y. W. G. A. cafeteria
In the Unity building last night, Doc
tor Rust viii discuss n gathering OF
mothers. teachers. club women and
all leaders Of girls at 3i5 o'clocS
in the high school auditorium this
afternoon. She will give special lee
turcs 10 high school girls In the audi
torlum at , O'Clock on Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday
Doctor Rust hears the stamp ot ap.
proyal OF the government In that ahe
was formerly "A member OF the staff
OF lecturers IN the recent g0VTrnmcnt
campaign against vcncrcai diseases
She is now engaged by the social
morality commission OF the national
y. w e. a. to cover the southwest.
ern field.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
FLYING CIRCUS MACHINE
SMASHED; AlRMAN UNHURT

FORT PAYNE, Ala. April I'll
Maj. Henry J. +. Miller and his me
Chanic escaped unhurt when his air.
plane struck telephone wire and
turned turtle between Fort Payne
and valley Head Ala. late today.
The machine was badly smashed
Major Miller wns I'm command OF
the squadron which gave an cEhlbi-
tion flying circus in Birmi eJsFEWm
yesterday. He was cnroute to"Chat-
tlnOOCn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
RUSSIANS DEMAND ALLIES
10 RECOGNIZE ALL STATES

- WASHINGTON, April 2l.-The
russian embassy here made public
.''Ay tho outline Of the plan pre-
,'h'"d 20 the peace conference by
"l an representatives. at Paris to
N' On" ku-rau problem II asks
,'.,sn.uon as defacto OF all national
"''h.rities who arc inspired by dem
iAtlr ideals and enjoy support OF
Nv population, pending setting up
' federation Of Russian states.
Nnce Lyoft Tchaikovsky saxon
ana Maklakuff signed the mem
VT. hI,in emhodying this program
h1er 1t the, allies would rccog-
..@f me RUSSIAN boundaries OF 1914.
N''pt Tor ethnoEraphical Poland.
,'l would support democracies de
.'.'o authorities In their struggle
'N'i'st bolshcvism and anarchy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
TAX lEAGUERS CALL
OFF RUSSELL SPEECH
Road Bond Discussion Postponed
tnul Aftcr Victory Loan
Drive.

President Tate brady Of tho Tax.
paNrr,. league received "A telegram
from the chairman of the state We
tTQ loan committee rcqursung that
tho discussion hv Campbell Russell
co. the proposed H50,OQ0NN0 bond
issue sChrdulcd for this cHninr, De
postponed
President Nradv nt once called or
the meeting at which Russell VIVA to
have been the speaker ut the eve
MINK. bat said that In "A d0y or two
ho hoped To- be- able To announce
Whcs ana where the proposed meet
ing viii ho held
The regular weekly business meet
Ing of the league had been prov Nlo-is-
Is called OF SO az not to interfere
with the bond campaign. and the
league therefore held no meeting last
uiEht
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22

PARIS, April 2l--Thc Wnlloons
OF Prussia have rcrt u dispatch to
NJ Clomenceau, chairman of the
peace conference, requesting that
their annexation To Prussia be can-
Cclird
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22

Special t1 Tho World
OkI.NNOMN tIlN April - --
Information came tu the state office
ot TIA" Victory loan this afternoon
that Campbell ltussrll. member OF
the corporation commission, had left
ihig CtN f1r TulAa to speak on tho
road houd issue NH the managers
~ both Sidrr of the Issue had agreed
thut no worker Tor or against tho
bonds VIII speak on that subject
untl ncNl "Wednesday. both shlos de
LRtuE their every effort to Victory
frnud sales tho Victory loan officials
have lssurd nu appeal to MIR. ItuNcll
to observe the truce and TO the cit -
izrus OF Tulsa 80 help him by ar
ranging to hear him speuk AT "A later
date
Tclcgram9 to this effect were sent
10 ! NJ. lcrry. national committees
man or the victory loan FOR Tusa,
and To Tate lirady. president OF tho
Tulsa Taxpayers league.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
Cotton Burns.

.. "I \NETTSViLLE, :. G.. April
seven hundred bales of cotton
destroyed by fire here today
g..' ihe Atlantic Coast limo freight
,.-N eight cars and cotton plat
.n. The damage was estimated AT
s.. ''p Most Of 10 cotton was in.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22

MAN GIVING the namc ~ charles
Adkins and George sitter arrested
in Sapulpa Saturday are thought tn
be responsible for some Of the re-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22

\ QUANTITY .of clothing was
stolen SUNDAY night from the room
Of william Graham, 22l North Bos-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22

VICTOR ETZENUOTSER. boy
who ran away from his home IN
Kansas CITY last week. was taken In
custody Monday by Defective Car
michael OF the police department
lie was taken back 20 his home Mon
day afternoon, Two other lads who
nan away A. the same time have not
been found ma are thought 20 be IN
oklahoma Ctty
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22

Ut-N HELMETS, 81 OF them, were
received Monday hy the Liberty loan
campaign committee ana VIII be
awarded a. the close or the cam
n,ier 10 the a. workers who sell the
largest number Of bonds during the
drive.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22

A FURTHER EXTENSION Of
time TO individuals who filed tenta-
tive income tax returns before March
Il has been granted. They now
have until June 10 TO pay the fed
eral tax
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-07

The Laymen's Missionary circle Of
the Metropolitan Baptist church will
hear a special address delivered by Dr.
w. T. Vernon Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock. The public is invited.