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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-21
mINERII v0R APELA
la PRES. WILSON

Ca ultimul resort in disputa din
tre representantii minerilor de la
minele de carbuni, 81 operatroi, in
chestia ridicarii salarului, Sc va
apela la Presedintele Wilson.
La sffrsitul sedintei.. de ieri, ca
re a tinut toata ziua, presedintele
della "United Mine Workers. dl.
John l.. Lewis, spus ca operatorii
n 'au oferit mimic "care sd faca
dreptate minerilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-21
N 4 S B It'll

In statM Kansas fSn,eilc az for-
mat un club numH "Over Tmentlj
One," care IN citeua luni a fdcrt
pr0grese att de Mimitodre CT a.
proape toate fnneile din Kansas
s'au inserts in ell.
Sd nu crede!i cd ctubM "Pestc
DoMscci 81 Unu" un club undc
Sc joacd cdr!i 81 membrii hi or Fl
obligati Sc traG peste "dond-eci
81 unu." M. .ClubM are ~ltd me-
nirc. Urea sd facd educdtia elec-
torald feneilor, ca atunc; cdnd Sc
presintd la registrare 81 sMnt in-
trebate de etate, sc rdspunzd scurt
50 cOprinsdtor:
"Orer tWcnty one"
"Delcga!n delo birourile electo-
rale sunt prea 'curiosi', unH char
'inddrdtnici, cdutind sd pdtrunsd
IN 'intimitdtile' femeilor," este ar
gun,cntul. "Lcgea cere ca alegd-
torM sd aba doMdzeci 81 anu dr.
oni 'mpliniti 81 mu inlritucste pc
nimcni sd site mai multi"
MOI credem ca actiunea femeilor
"'" Kansas G justificatd. De ce ar
fi sil,tc alegdtoarele sd-si spund e.
tateae De ce sd fie fortate sd ro-
seascd mnele din ele dacd constiinta
nn lear aerta sd spund ahn meadc-
rdr?
Ami joacd un rol important in
mdta omulm. Sunt epoci cind al
mint fdrd jend, cd esti cu doi sau
tret ana maj IN etate, 81 sunt epoc,
cind II s'Gr fmbMjora obrazM So
st~ 1Nmeo pr'n cite primdreri a.
trccut. - "Orer tWenty one" ,
n,inundt, 81 ar trcbm introdus i,
toote statele, cdci altfcl nici junn1
tate din uiitoarelc alegdtoare nu
Sc cor presinto la inregistrare.
D1RAC.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-21
SCOALA POLITICA
PENTRU FEMEI.

In Rochester, N. Y. s'a infintat
0 scoala politica pentru alegatoa-
rele Americana. La inaugurarea eli
au luat parte femei din toate cer-
curile electorate ale statului.
S'au tinut cuvintari dc d-nelo
Arthur L. Livermore, Grosvernor
Clarkson din New York 81 d-na
Rosalia Loew Whitney din Brook
lyn 81 senatorul John B. Mullar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-21
REvOLUTIE IN
MESOPOTAMlA

LONDRA, 20 Aug. - in Meso.
pOtamia a isbucnit noua revolu.
tie lar englezii au inceput Sc tri-
mita ajutoare trupclor pc care
deja lie are in aceia parte, din In
dla, spune un comunicat della mi
nistru de rasbOi.
LA nOrd-est 81 la vest de Bag
dad isbucnirca revOltei intro
scala lnsemnata", spune ministru
de rasboi. "Drumul de fer dintre
Bagdad 81 Kifri Kirkut a fost
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-21

VARSOVIA, 10. Aug. - Ofen-
silva polona este in deplina desvol-
tare. Peste 10000 prisonieri, trei-
zeci de tunuri 81 800 masini pusca
81 mil de trasuri de aprovizionare
All fost capturate della Bolsevisti.
Polonii au ocupat Plonsk, Pull
tusk 81 Wyskowi, prin carl au tre-
cut rusii in inaintarea lor catre
VarSovia.
Sc rap0rteaza ca dat0rita' pre-
siunei della nord est sovietele Isl re-
trag armatele lor carl au ajuhs la
Vistula, la sud de frontiera Polo
niei, Ia nord vest de capitala.
Sc raporteaza ca la est armatele
rosi Isl fac calea peste Bug in di-
fertile puncte.
!. S'a raporteaza ca Siedlce fost
recapturat Mercuri de Poloni.
Generalul Pilduski, premierul
Poloniei, q fost sub loviturile bonn
belor dar q scapat neranit. j
Escadronul Kosciuszko 81 maio-
rul P. Cedrii Fauntleroy din Chi
's'ago au PRINT mentiune spcciala
pentru arucare de bombe 81 raj
tele de observatiuni facute Luni pc
frontul de sud, treminind lupta lor
de doua saptamini prin oprirea
fnaintari trupelor soviete.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-21

PARIS, 20 Aug.-Armata Gen.
Plduski a ajuns la riul Bug de
mijloc 81 inainteaza la vale sd Sc
uneasca GU armata care e in furca
riurilor Bug 81 Ostrolenka ca sd
tale singalra Gale de retragere q
dusmanului.
Dusmanul urmarit de aeroplane
francese . fost fmpiedicat de a lua
Gu sine tunuri 81 materiale multe.
Pima satazi sapte diviziuni boil
seviste au fost taiate in bucati 81
tunurile capturate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-21
PENTRU MONUMENTAL
ECATERINA TEODOROtU

Suma precedenta $667.S1
Andrei Neagoi,. Sparrow
Point, Md. ., LOO
Achim Ispas, Harrisburg, Pa...1.0O
loan Va, Harrisburg, Pa. Loo
Total ..,..s. ..s.... .$67O. 90
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-21
ConSeryatOri
81 Democrat

Din frecarile inversunate, care
au iscat odata Gu deschidcrea ce-
lui de al doilea parliament al Ro-
mIniei Mari, ca din dungi de
lumina au 1nccput Sc deosebi
doua mari curente (nizuinti) poll
tlce: curentul conservator 81 curen-
tul democratic.
Curentul conservator Sc opinte-
ste sd asigure pc seama unei singu-
re clase de oamcni 81 pc mai de-
'parte conducerea statului impre-
una GU toate avantajele, GU toate
darurile 81 Gu toate bunatatile
care sunt imqreunate Gu aceasta
conducere.
Curentul democratic Sc trudeste
la rlnduil sau ca Ia conducerea sta
tului sa poata ajunge 81 oameni carl
Sc ridica din multimea masselor DO
porului de jos pentruca acestia
sunni in masura sd cunOasca mai
bine nevoile multimei 81 sunt mai
adlnc patrunsi in sufletul lor de
durerile de care sufar cei multi 81
saraci in mijlocul carora Isl au 81 eli
Tprietenii 81 fratii lor. Cuvintul de-
mOcratic nu pOate mgadui ca con-
ducerea statului sd fie privita ca
moSlc, pc care 0 anume clasa Q
mosteneste din tat N flu 81 TRACE
dupa ca profituri mari. Curentu1
democratic nu voieste ca cetatenii
cei multi sd fie priviti 81 pc maj
dsparte ca niste simple, slugi ere
dincioase, earl IL 'au decit datoria
de a munci de a plati birurile cele
grelc 81 a apara la caz de primejdie
prin char singele 81 viata lor a.
ceasta mosie, din roadele Garcia S.
vor impartasi numai fericitii mos.
tenitori.
Statul este al tuturor cetatenilor
deopotriva, lar nu numai al unei
clase de Oameni.
In vechea Rominie erau patru
particle: partidul conservator, par.
tidul liberal, partidul nationalist
democrat 81 partidul socialist.
Partidul conservator era contra
oricarei legi democratice, el era
formal din Gel mai mari proprie-
tari; boieri sau ciocoi.
Partidul liberal era 81 ell un par
It'd format din boicri 81 ciocoi. Oar
acest partid, atunci cind era slit
Gle imprejurari, mai aducea din
cInd in end cite lege mai demo-
cratica, daca era binc strins in
cleste 81 nu putea scapa Gu siret-
lieu sau minciuna.
Partidul nationalist democrat e.
ra partidul de sub sefia dlui Iorga.
FL s'a luptat dela 7nceputul sau
pentru realizarea reformelor celor
mai democratice 81 mai folositoare
poporului de jos.
Mai era partidul socialist care
site toata lumea ca lupta pentru
drepturile muncitorilor de prin
fabrici.
La intrarea Rominiei i'm rasboiu.
Gel mai tare dintre particle era par
tldul liberal. Ell avea 81 cirma
statului in miinile sale be acea vre-
me.
Partldul conservator era aproa-
pc desfiintat. Unii Sc dusesera in
tr'o parte, altii fntr alta parte.
Unii erau aderentii lui Carp 81 al
dlui Marghiloman, altii erau gru-
patti in jurul lui Filipescu 81 mai
departe, altii in jurul dlui Tache
Ioncscu.
Din cauza desbinarilor din laun-
trul sau, acest partid nu prea in
SIENNA 0 prea mare putere politica.
Rasboiul i1a dcsbinat apoi de tot,
Carp 81 Marghiloman ziceau ca n6i
sd mergem alaturi de nemti 81 sd
nu umblam dupa potcoave de cal
mort, altii din contra voiau sa
mergem Gu aliatii, Gu orice pref,
char fara sd cerem nimica.
Partidul nationalist democrat Al
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-21

PARIS, 20. Aug. ziarul
Temps anunta ca guvernul francez
q pfimit stiri oficiale Cd Polonia au
capturat Biela Ia dou6zeci 81 cinci
de mile depGrtare de Brest-L -Litovsk.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-21
RUSH FUG IN PANICA
LA NORD DE vARSOvIA
Sapte Divixiuni nimicite.

Berlin, 20 Aug.-Polonii au
caputrat Brest Litovsk, xice o
telegrama de Joi din varsovia.
: Telegrama zice ca in luptele
din jurul varsoyiei trei divi-
xiuni au. fost nimicite.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21
THE TEST OF DARKNESS.

YOUNG MAN WHO Is GENTLEMAN in the light will be a
we'll" Such the words of
a of boys who max
audience when the lights and been
Off the disturbance ceased The
remark was causic wholesome truth Opportunity
a OF When has chance to be dis
found and honest
OF sterling integrity. Whenever stands by principle
appears he might temporary advantage
ignoring splendid testimony to his faith
Boys think they have been successful III
doing detected in what they have done inns
evil mailer
dark keep actions strictly conSen-
right 1t becomes matter of prin-
his teachers
another pupil get assistance in his examination
which truly youth Will
he MS monnery when lights Nhcn e> fu blaze
He will require max MIN do his hest lie will be
darkness temptation strikes ls
hardest just much when the light makes every
known-Exchange
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21
MONTON URGES MORE
BANKING INSTITUTIONS
In His Annual Address He Points
Out Need of Capital For Busi
ness Enterprises.
lStnr News SerNiceN


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 10
In his annual address before the
members of the Negro Business
Mems League, DR.. r. r, Motion, Pres
idenl of Tuskegee Institute and al
so of the Business Mems League,
paid particular attention to the
union of Negro Business Men for
the purpose of raising capital avail
able for advancing business enter
priSeS as follows:
"JuSt here let me repeat what !
said two years ago to the Business
caguc at Atlantic City. | believe
lhoroughly,-aS every one knows,
i'm education-in all phase of edu-
cation. believe as well in all the
learued and useful professions. But
somehow. | feel that the Negro,
like the rest of mankind, must learn
to work out more of his problems
along business lines than he has in
the past; he must learn, as other
races have learned, that a great
leal of the So-called race problem
can and must be worked out at
six per cent,
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21
j. W. Adams Visits Tulsa.

MIR. j. w. Adams for many years
one of the leading dry goods mcr-
chants of Muskogee, Okla. was a
visitor here last Monday attea ting
the Grand Lodge of the NJ. !. of
A., Oklahoma Jurisdiction, which
was in session here. Mr., Adams
had just returned from a meeting Of
the merchants of the L. S. al ST.
Louis, Mo, in which he and his
wife, the well known milliner,
were the only race representatives
present He said the program pre-
pared by the st. Louis Board of
Trade for their entertainment was
very beneficial on account of the
numerous lectures delivered by
commercial experts.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21
SMITH BACKED BY OHIO
RACE MEN TO A FINISH
Polls Handsome Vote of Over 5O,-
600 In Ohio Stale Primary.
"a N. p Service)

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 90
The primary election fight in Ohio
has been center of interest, be-
cause of the fight being waged by
Harry C. Smith, editor of the Cleve-
land Gazette, for Secretary of State.
Smith had been forced off the tick
ct by the present Secretary of State,
Harvey C. Smith, because of an
alleged similarity in name. He
carried the case to The State SUI
preme Court and won the right to
place his name on the ballot. Smith
received a total vote of between
10000 and 10000 and lost the race
by only a narrow margin. Our
group gave splendid support. May
or Harry b. Davis of Cleveland
was nominated for Governor, and
Ex-Governor, Frank b. Willis for
senator. These results are very
satisfactory.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21
Black Troops Dislike Turks.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug, 19.-
The French black troops of occu-
patton are very hostile to the Turks.
Many of these troops are SengaleSe.
They wear bright green uniforms
and red fczzes and their faces are
decorated with scars across the
cheeks and around the eyes, and al
though they are MoSlems, they get
on badly with the Turks, especially
in the interior, where much feel
ing against the French is traceable
to the black troops. These Sengal-
ese are imbued with the belief that
they are being used to carry civil
izalion to the Turks.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21

with this in mind, let me sub
nit the first proposal. The most
serious need that confronls Negro
enterprise today is capital. With
out it there is no hope whatever OF
entering the race of business; and
once in it there is no hope of sue
cess without that backing which
makes it possible to meet competi-
ton and supply the standards Of
service set by modern business
methods. | strongly feel, as | said
in Atlantic City, that the business
men represented here should form
themselves into a strong organiza-
ton to supply this need. 1t need
not be an organic part of the lea
que: it would be probably better
to develop it as seperate corpora
ton: but it would from its founda-
ton have the moral backing and
support of the league.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21
BOB CHURCH TRI-
UMPHS OVER FOES
Colored Politicians Playing Con-
spicious Parts In Campaign
Opening.
"a. N, 2. Service)

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 20.-News
has just reached Chicago that Rob-
ert Church of Memphis, Tenn, has
won notable victory in his home
state Congressman Sam Sells, from
the Chattanooga district and Jesse
Littleton, National Committeeman
from Tennessee who Was candi-
date for the Republican nomina-
ton for Governor, were both de-
feated in the recent Republican pri-
mary election. Sells and Littletoh
are the two men who were direct
~ responsible for the unseating of
Church at the June convention here
in Chicago. AT least this is the
charge entered against them by
Church himself.
Their responsive defeats are Laid
at the door of Church. The story
is told that Church vowed venge-
ance on these men and declared
that he and his friends would bring
about their political deaths when
the primary election came to pass.
The color of truth is given to this
report by the election returns in
the instance of both men. The
Chattanooga district has a Large
Colored vote. This vote was natur-
ally enough favorable to the Church
cause because of the race relation.
Throughout the state Of Tennessee
| the Colored vote is the bone and
sinew of the Republican party.
| Church is well liked by all the ele-
ments of the Colored voters. Put
ting two and two together, it be-
comes a very easy matter to lay
the blame for these two mems de-
feat at the door of the redoubtable
Bob" Church. No matter what
/ was the cause, Sells will not sit in
/ the next National House and Little
ton will have to content himself
with performing the duties of Ma
tional Committeeman.
Charles Cottrell blew into town
| Last week. Urbane, polished and
alertly alive to the eXactionS OF his
position as one of the close pol1ti-
cal advisers of the Man from Mar
ion" Cottrell is running true to
form and proving himself tower
of strength to the cause of the Re-
publican candidate and a conSis-
tently welcome visitor TO the win
dy City" He is expected TO be one
of the "main-stay" orators in the
campaign.
The local situation is becoming
somewhat interesting. Jim Scott,
the fellow who has written "Sev-
eral" law books has been put on
, the city administrations ticket for
Municipal Court Judge. The fight
, in the Third Legislative district is
, getting hotter and hotter with Ad-
ebert Roberts and Warren Doug
, las, il is declared, out in the lead,
: In the first district Lucas and Tur-
ner have gone to the mat and are
staging an interesting combat Lu-
cas- has the church element behind
him and Turner has the election
machinery. Take your choice.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21
in September.
AGENTSi

Portrait men here is a money
making side line for you. Real Oil
Paintings by Real Artists. Antique
gold frame, 1lN20 inches. No cheap
minute stuff Good seller for the
coming holiday season. Good chance
Cor crew manager with small capi-
tai This territory open, write
quick for terms.
MITCHELL & CO.,
POnca City, Okla.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21

THE BRINGING OF PROFESSOR KELLEY MILLER 10 Tulsa to
Convention Hall 25th decidedly
undertaking The Branch y.
they have secured nationally known for his eminent anns
scholarship shows that make that
attending the lecture will opportunity of learning
knowing hired Hal
indicative reaching
o paths NJ A.
the Stars wish that particularly the and
opportunity hear
distinguished and fill the Convention Hall
Incidentally by doing they will benefit themselves and
Onibuc appropriate aid to most worthy
n
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21

IT MAY BE TERRIBLE THING for Colored to be Demo
that Coored Democrat unqucsoncd
his the fullest enjoyment by the members of his
tizenSpnO picking the
the place this advocaCwe consider worthy
BriSoW
BareSv Surely Republican friends who be carrying
whole rbulatons should raise their above
whisper this be possible that relying the ul
Of Senator Harding Marion they feel and believe all they
have to do $ sit and look pretty.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21

THE MOSAIC GRAND LODGE which held here during the
week impression czenr which will rebound to its
benefit increased membership Quite htngy in its
this Lodge adopted resolutions expressive of their
appreciation the hospitality accorded them NY the people of Tu
is accessibility
the the State Oklahoma for the holding of
here is
that if they be Greenwood Arch
Cincinnati be said almost that they have not
been
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21

Lose this day lettering, twill be ne same story
Tomorrow, and the next more dilatory;
Such indecison brings its delays,
And days are lost lamenng over days,
Are YOU in earnest? Seize the very minute!
What you do, or think you can, begin i'll
Actions has genius, courage, and magic in it;
Only begin it, and the task grows easy;
Begin it and the task Will be completed Goethe.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21

A PRELUDE fireworks, the National Repub-
its York Headquarters
long list office holders who asserts lost
hands President Wilson. But Mr. w H. ~
Associated it, who sad TO hell with
Jobs freedom" However matter of at the oppos
of silk made impossible for
the United States
would have
look Nardaman his
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21
OUR POLITICAL FAITH.

All born equal and endowed wish certain acnab
rights which life liberty erd the pursuit Of happ1
Thomas jefferson
We believe principles of Democracy prrnugat
cd by The patriot Thomas Jefferson and without fear favor
will be found all times fighting for honest impartial app
cation of these principles all regardless Of
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21

Dr.. Kidd and wife and Mrs. Is.
A. Nance were the guests OF MIR,
c. NJ. Nichols during the session
of the S. S. Convention which was
held here. This convention was a
success both spiritually and iinan-
cially. 100000 was raised, $4,000 OF
which was for the Tallahassee Uni
versity. Many visitors were in the
town during the week
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21

THE EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR of The Tulsa Star having re
his illness, will be the job the
his activities He and his Tulsa friends
efficient patient and careful services rendered him while at the
Saniarum This institution merits the high of all Okla
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21
OUR RELIGIOUS FAITH.

To live conception of dut,
God and iellowmen; do right and live right all
as God has e the conscience to and feel it,
We believe mans greatest service God may be rendered
through honest unsefish service mankind,
We believe in the Golden Rule eud practice it.
We 10 do wrong
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21

QUITE LIKELY THE DECISION of the National Republican Cam
Coloed address white audiences
polite would be bitter disappointment to the
filed hall noted white spell
binder empted by Colored speaker who nced he
Douglas the Prince Albert angson and the
breecheS of Bruce all at the time
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21

NOW [ TIN COLORED REPUBLICAN Brother
Coored Brother shakes his hand ervcnly
the other hand the Coored Democratic Broth
praying and life for his Coored Republican Brother
taheh he will
his fullest wonder why he has been asleep long
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21

PRINTING
"OSAGE NNF-TIIREE-ONE" when printing
to the of material
Office 115 North
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21

THE ALL ABSORBING QUESTION for the Tulsa small boy is
When viii drop dime apiece? Apparently the
high based the amount of they contain
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21

President Wilson his
fifty to
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21
COWETA CLIPPINGS.

Mesdames DR.. Carter, Nichols
Marshall and James Hayes are iii
Boley this week attending the Grand
Lodge of l.. b. +. and s. NJ. !.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21
LISTEN One Piece Bifocal Spec

tacles, Far and Near Vision,
Ground In the Same Lenses.
You Can See to Thread the
Finest Needle and See Mile
Away Through the SAME Len
ses-We Also Have a Complete
Line of Single Vision, Any
Size. Shape or Style Frames.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21
NEWS FROM YOUR HOME TOWN

ali he leading Journals Periodicals.
reader them ought to be Let
Watermelon Fruits Candies and Cold Drinks
PayuSa 216 East Archer Street
Z. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21

MR. p MELENCO FILIPINO, who has charge of the propaganda
behalf Independence of the Filipino people closes
asking the Qccion America indeed
unSeeing viii she nmoved the repeated pleas
Filipino Without undertaking this,
Filipino Islands distance and
done another equally dark
the Fipnos right here at home might illuminating study
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21
LADIES! JUST A WORD!

EXCELSIOR HAIR GROWER will prove q blessing to
it. hair standstl if is harsh and brstly if
it will stay straight from to weeks try excelsior We
grow
bald places where the hair and fo destroyed Wa
teach Beauty Culture Let furnish beauty pao and
will successful EXCELSIOR keep at-
ed customers for you.
1000 AGENTS WANTED Liberal Commission given. Write
for particulars
EXCELSIOR HAIR GROWER
48 E. Street N. E, Ardmore, Okla.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-21

Mr.. James Glover is again in
Coweta visiting his brother-in-law
and sister, DR.. A. f. Carter and wife.
The young people of Coweta con
slider Mr.. Glover quite a popular So
cial hero.
We regret to announce the death
of Mrs. Leona Stowe, leaving two
children and a husband to mourn
her loss.
The Misses Elrochic and LoIlie
Brittumun, who are spending their
vacation in Arkansas, will visit III
Mississippi before their return here
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THE STATESMEN THESE DAYS ARE certainly ia

THE STATESMEN THESE DAYS ARE certainly areeng Just
bleeding Belgium" To-day
pouring their hearts posatc Poland to
such angle that its paabo of
hcavyaden Haiti and Soowed Domingo not to
disQueude and body of The Brother
Who has contributed
the development Americas wealth and
sacrificed his blood altar toward
serving integrity a Nation.
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