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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-02
MAYOR Is OUT

Mayor Ned Tiger, who has been Ill
with the flu for several days, was
able to be at his office this morning.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-02
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our apprecia-
tion and thanks to the many friends
and relatives who were so good to us
during the sickness and death of our
wife and mother.
A. II. PARMINTER,
XII EARL e. PARMINTER.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-02

Spellman, parcel in Amity, 81.
Sheriff OF Knox County to F. G.
Cunningham, parcel in Miller, s4360.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-02
Answer Is Filed

Sale Confirmed
In the case of F. r. Thompson VS..
Granville Thompson, sale has been
confirmed and a deed ordered by the
common pleas court Of Knox county.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-02
Decree OF Divorce

Decree OF Divorce
In the case of Loyal d. Auten VS.
Mary Louise Auten, a decree of di
vorce has been granted the plaintiff
by Judge Blair in common pleas
court.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-02

COL. J. r. CLARK, Auetioneer
]. C. GEORGE, Clerk. tl.n-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-02
Made Defendant

Made Defendant
In the case of Odessa Cuykendal
VS.. William Cuykendall, p. l.. Wilkins
has been made party defendant with
leave to answer
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-02

Asks New Trial
In the case of Lee G. Davis VS..
James Scott, executor of Elliott
Schooler, a motion for new trial has
been filed in the probate court of
Knox county. The defendant gives
five grounds why he believes he is
entitled to a new trial.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-02
Inventory Filed

w. F.. O'Rourke, administrator of
Sarah l.. Watson, has filed an inven-
tory and appraisement in probate
court showing a total of $1,029.34.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
|idtpDrereu bes areisgeridtes III
gIonb anee6Dirt. betuste ben reien s5nrns
tug uRb gonniag gum geiude sinsr
Mneeb5rigen.
81 7ofeph.

Scr an Der hieiigen Biuages5 duIe ala
2ebrer at,gefteIte Rorbert z. S5d9reiioiaer 4
ala 8enfusanfnebn1er flhr 9i1age uni
aoipn1 ct Soiepb n1geiteIt tporbenl nrn
Iiiegt ben Rflidten ieines amtes III ft ltp
bieer Beiie oh.
Nlbert @drober. ipeIder bie. Bndbbnls
t~erite1e Der ct. Soiepb RiIings gon1par19
Sabre lang betleibete. hbat bieielbe anfges<
aeben urb tpirb in 8olbinsforb bic Be
triebsIeitnns beg Departentent gtore iiber
nebu1en.
Gin fleineg &inb Der Ssamilie SSoba1r.
5tod 1T auf benz 1ieiigen gottesader5 ur
g9fnbe gebettet iporben.
Ser camille George Barnert tpur au
Elm eelunbes ardbben eebpren. tpossn IN lttls
fern @ludDunib.
Mnrt. 5dro6er abt fein gemiidttpattaS
renge1ddft fdufIih IN 9ermann 8remerS
.iibergeben lai1en. Der basfelbe bereits lett
Nnfang beg 11eren SSabres IN 8etrieb bdlt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
5auf Centre.

eSn Der biefiaen BoIi8ei1tatipn 1T EN-
Hren1oer, Ser ieinen Nnner aIs Sorens
Ion anaab, an borlebten greitag tot alf=
aefurben tporben. Mls urfadbe beg gobea
ipirb NItersi dtpdde n%ugegeben, bpd man
beru11d6te nihf. ben g~eritorbenen AL ioenz
tifiaiere11. Sic qeide it uuf @tabtunfos
ten Ser grbe uberaeben morben.
So. s. @dr0ber, meIder I'M Mebieal
Mrfh gpIIeae, angbicnap mebiai1i}6en
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Rocfpiue,

gupbrefine &rebsba9 bat h N
ct. Rapbaels 9ospital 5u ct, Grono q:
r,er gliiidlid berla1fenen 9nlsoperatior
rnter5ogen.
Srances @re9orb. tpelder bic Beibn,
uadtsbafan8 BEL ben gltern babier per=
brad5te, it 5u ieinem @tuoinm in Dc,
9anbeIsfdule az ct. gIouo 8urudsetebrt
SamiIie Sranfe, tpeIde biefen Sonn1e1
lire Snrm bem @eorg 5tuber berfa1ifz
te, bat ibr Seim auf cine nabe ct gloul
gele9ene Sarm berlegt.
Sobn Gregory ipobnte ber borlebten
Montag IN golb gprina a%bgebaltenen
Sabresberfammlung Der Nttglieoer Der
8afefien Farmers Seuerberiiderungs5
geieuidaft bel.
Middel @1mit unb feline Sdtnelter
@ufana baben ii6 borlebten 5onntae
mad Minneapolis begeben. mo tie ltf Den
6diilern Der lnrbtpirtbf6aftli6en 9d1iz
Re auf Der rniperittdts Ssyarm angefdloRen
baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
st 1l1artin.

ssn Der Camille 4sefer ebres1s1a11r
iteute ii;b lebte BodJe EN- ftran1nner Rad}s
fDimmIing Elm. tDo8n unfern gliidtp11rfd.
1Srl:x 9ina 3einen fehrte SSreitag nod
Botplus anriiid, no lie bic Rofhaeifterfesllz
Ie befIeibet,
Mdtbias 8irf bon 8odbiIe erfffnttete
bieiigen gertpnnbten: uno %Syrenrloen eiz
men 5onntagsbeilh.
Nm Dienftag Iieben fiub IN Der bieiiger'
gfarrfir6e bnr9 ben bohp. P @nge1,
g. S., trnuen BiIbelm @pens bon
8ornring unb SRI. 5ufnnna 9oq. SIN
engen Samilienfrei}e Der Rutter oer
Braut, SS;ran Son, nnbm bas i1nge Raar
bic GIndfniinff@he entgegen.. 9nsiebe
tpirb auf beg Brdutigams Sorm in Snr<
ming 1ein Seim MAIDEN, tpo es ben yfeu<
bermdblten benz 8uui6e oes vNoro1ter11N
ge11aabf tets tp%oblerseben n1oge.
ecspbn Son bon Botplus mar etltebe Snz
ee bier 5u 8efud Uni! tpobnte Der 9ol<
@pens 9od3eit bel.
Sobann 81. Nett nno Sacob Weebr muir
Ben bon Der fir6li9en Obrigfeit als Worz
fteber unierer @eneinbe fir bic ndditen
8tpei Sabre erforen. Sen alsfdetoenoen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
st. 2luonfa.

timer &irdenhor 1T I'M n1ebrere Dlit:
lglieoer bermebrt tporoen urb 5tpar I'm
Bic nber Elm eutes etinmorgar
berfIgen.
Srau gi9enbruf bon Rorooatota ers
|freute fi1 rnebrere Gage Der @altfrenn'1 ~
fdaft Der bier tpobnen6en S6a1rilie Sranl
Niebolt.
Sobn 8eder 1T bon Rinneapolis 5us
riiidgetebrt unb erfreut iiid Der galtz
frennb1dnt feiner Shpefter, Der Srau
Sei1ri9 &iltm.
Sic ct. Nugufta 8elepbon gon1pang
belt zines Cages bergangerer Bode TIRE
ssabresberfmmlung. BEL fpelder @ele<
aenbeit Sic alten Bearnten in ibren Stel,s
lunaen %beibebnlten ipnroen.
Bertha &I0ppner nnb Rar5eaa SdB1l
|}inb mad ge%niigenber @rbolnng tpdbreno
Der 8eibna6ts5eit nn6 Rabbetp Safe 5lz
ridgefebrt, tpo tie bic Bflibten Der SUI
aenber8ieberimen nieoer nnf ii9 ges
nomrnen baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
Deit linton.

Sr1. $berefta Sefle bon bier, fpelc1e
dm 9onneritag Letter BD6eim ct 8as
pbaels &ospitaI 81 ct. glonb operier1
pnrbe, bat iid bon ben 8oIsen Der Dpez
ration iotpeit erboIt, 6nB lire bole Gene
Jung nurr1ebr cine 8ruge Der 33eit 1T.
2oni1e aou5af bat fib na6 ldngerem
NnfentbnIte Bel ibren bier. nobnenber
gltern nab 5taubbile, g. g, 8uridbes
geben, mo lie nls Brin5ipal Der S61ler
angeiteM 1T.
SSrau Setter @aoemader 1T mad meb.
rere Sage Tangent 8efude in Der Samtlit
Mntou 8eite nnb Bel fonitieen SGreunoin=
men mad ibrem 5eim in @eire Grobt
5uridgefebrt.
Sreb M6bring beforgte ben Sranspor1
elmer 8aggonlabung gieb nad 9ibzSt
Saul fir biie 8arners Chipping 4ffocia=
|tion.
Na6 Iddngerem Befnde bel ieiner bte1
[iebbaften Mutter 1T Sobn 8erre anf fetr
Mrbeitsfelb IN 9olt, Rinn., 5uriidgetebrt
Moialin aou5ad bat fi6 na6 adt ga:
ge LANCER grbolllns I'M g%lternbnnfe mad
Gogstnen, 81. s., 8urldbegeben, no fl
ala 2ebrerin nngeiteM 1T:
Naiid. Mefer, IL, 1T na6 ldngerer
gerbIeib I'M b~ieiisen 90. Refier &etn
nn6s5t SSobns College our 8ieoerauf.
nabme ieiner Stubiet1 5nridgefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
5auf Rapios.

9einrid wR. Seuruug bon bier lrters
5og ffii6 am leeten Mortag i'm Ct. 8 f
pbneIg 4ospitaI az ct. glonb elmer
|idtpierigen Operation, bon beren SSolgen
ct. . boffen unb niinff1hen nit ffeiner
|59tpeiter, Der bier-vobnenben 1Sran Ser
binnnb gaiIdo, feline bieIen S5srennoe,
iid bnIb poniftdnboiig erboIlen m6g
A4ferr 8. 9eurung IL bon 5einem gefns
DE in Bndmm 8nrndgefebrf nnb tpiro
id nab einem ge1ude BEL ffeiner 5dfpez
tier, Brnu SgerofnanD Miido onbier mad
E5t: Soiepb begeben, no er i4 ldngere
s8eit Bel Ieiner Nrtter auf5ubalten ge'
benft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
5prinQ Fill.

Ssreunbe nn6 gertparbten beretn1gter
ii6 nit Seinri9 Braun CUR Seier beg
Neniabrstages, Elm 8ergnisen. oeflen
man fi6 i'm 2aufe bes nenen Sabres
nod bdufig in ansenebnner 8eiie ertns
nern tpirb.
Scobn 2eb unb @attin bon @ben Walet
fanben iib our Neuiabrsfeier bier in Der
Elm.
Srau Sofepb Sbelen bon Ueabnomer
erftattete bier einen Idngeren berpanotz
|f9nftliden 8efn6.
Saul 8inter, pel6er ben &letnge>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15

g. g. Miieerler urb @attin be9nber
lid borlesten @arlitag uab 81. 9sall, iDo
HE BET Der Son1ilie BiIbeIm aer6,tea 5l
Gate tpnren.
glemers 6ieberoing BON gdnabn II
bier bel ieinen Batter Seinrih Sieperbiag
5u gafte.
Matb. Burit III anfangs lester Bohe
5nr @ieoeranfnabne ieiaer Stuoien al,
Der Manfatoer 9anbelsidule. abgereif.
Monan @obmeisl bat fi4 mad ct.
gIoub begeben. mo ct bel Der Ran @eotor
Company QniteIlmg gefunoen bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15

ipisbersrspaib1llt gaul gbiIipp Nrafibeut.
Sic. 8. alein. Nsiiceprddifiioent Miidaell
@ies, gelretar Disebrere annbibater
mslbeten anlr N,f,abn1e, nn6 an,
nod ten 5pnr,tng bor bent aaodan.te tuirle
feierIide aufnnbme aIer Mdi,ller llro
Snngliiuee Der G,en1eir,be fein, fDeIbe BEN
|Beren nod nibt angeb6ren. 8erielbe
5dbI IA Mitglieber. ppdtp. Rffarrer
|gdo1enbergeer bbiielt eiinen iebry beIebresns
ben Bortrae iber ben 81. Rannen SSefls
gerein uno bns gereinsfpeien i'm aages
meinen.
igenftng baben Die Gerneinbeporffaebe,r
nit benz GERM Rfarrer Bic SSdbresreeds
ming Der @enaeinbe fertig ge1nadt, Die
fomrnettoen 5onntag bon Der 4an3el
|fentIi9 b~erleisn miro.
Reter Biirsfeb 1T uls goltsadbler far
ben Conn q~u1emburg in 0rtel CONS
tdtig.
Matbias steiI unb @nttin, tpel6e Dor
dtSSnbren ibr 1eim BON bier nnb NlS
bertn, Canada, Derlegten, befinoen I'D
bier 5u berpanots unb freunof6aftlidenn
Befu9e
Sic carbohydrates biefer nmgegero
baben ibren gabaf gum gerianbt ertig
uno tparten auf Nabridt 5nr Nblieferung
an bic &dnfer.
Nddien @nmftagna6mittag tpirb bic
Midnnonb Cooperative grean1erb Qflocin<
ton lire SnbresberfotHmlung abbaHer,
81 Der ole Sar11er, bic an benz eren@.
muerbs@ ,efddaft Elm santerei1e baben, ein$
gelnopn finb.
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IS. Januar 1920.
Rid1ftof1o

- -. 49, AsAEEsS GAE& e. =
5ri. alo'no 0en1'el lDulpe w v.si.'
gen 9osp'Idl 'De8en uiussl g '.na
er'fd'naoas.8 oper'er1, Fe lssl ~
Dem aSe9e per 0e"elhHs on'l'eDe'i'sus'
ben Sorffdrltf.
eir1er Sdmie " eenelen aus os1a W. Y
l,se1' eospt1al ehI1a1eA ,uoIosn, WV w.
SRI. Nou'fe Sderer, naooem fe l'D po'
Den 5plgen e1ner an '9r p~oIes'pn.a,e''s'
sperdfton er9olI gaI1e' l1W 'ns stslN'
baus I'M aon'' soueeeD'us 6usna 1900.
Nsafo'as 2onpI pat s,nsn lu1'n..'s.
6,lb. Den mon als n1es.,Odl a
ab''e1n,ee la1aen uuo lup'1s s'us les1 gen
nfnftanpen 8e.aub 1pup'
Sran pe'psIlvs'p sl'lul1s.s y =.
saul etnen me9le.e aass a.Dauel.u'
Seln9 DC. Ano pslu m4
Sbo.ll s-,...-.
retormlnnle gu e. Slono a1s sisnoslu
anselfeht tF' sehoB o.e = g: 81,
ltet' aoee peg teuen Sople9 9'sl - -
eIern. :..moa
Hobert anee"er. mslopel ~ e.s.t
iofoa. anl'ean'.s w. 'l''
pier letne Sltern Hn D.luw 80. 70
oil. Oie". -. d. ~
net' lanaer Sa'a''o' p ~ =. W. q &
ternballle genoB' 'u'9 aDu'9''Da
ailrndsere'I' 'po ~ wy .a:rn
pfilegfen n'eper on' J. i,p H.v''e m.r
Fefer Dteer Duh W's''U. Dso m'rn
IIeul 's1l.e slel -
Mehr nno Sral' mn os'ny.
6ft. SeIapg.ns pnne's ~. Su 49, -.
eoelen Sens l1no macy neg.s.. SD %1a
ia''sem Selaue os1 'pIea p'sl.sIn -
!puap'e'' uul y.
Shooa1pIa' nlaqe.'es,I ,o4,4.,.
seo SHanb sat w u.'1a..es e.
ssooe GUT ae'sSe1 ss.as
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gorifebern Sobnrsn EEbelel uni Deartir
Mon nalrbe Der Dnnt fiir ibre nnerlttks
|seltlide Mrbeit BON bbodtp. Sffarrer uno
Der gelnei..be nllsgeiproden
Drnno 5aI5I ,inos 5Jrai fparen perggars
gene @nde az geind il Der Goul,ftp<
ppnuptftaot; ss=
@egenp1rtig miro bier bic Giserfte
fuir ben 5omnerbeoarf eingebeimit.
Setter uno Mih Aen1en bbaben IF
mad 81. GTloub begeben, no he 10 IN
BET SnnbelgiiduIe fit ibren Qebensberulf
n,isbilben tperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
Uffener Sd9reibcbrief ccs
4hilipp Sancrafftpier.

Mein Iieber 9err Saskatchewan!
DenfsgiffenDag lit ieRt aud MID
Ser gepdBt I'M befor lang Is aud
@riBmeB 90 lin ib bette meme ydas
gege E 6dtuale1peneit, bob es e game
l2oH BiiebeI getptpe oubt, no orig Dis
dttisffeit fem ner6e, ODER mag u1er
10 auf beutih 1isepeintd rnfe onbt.
gdflfdlidfttIIiie benfelpe Meg Is es mild
nit ben genfsgiffenbng gauge. Sn
riibere Sabre, I'M bas s nod gar MT
Ifo nria long 5rlriid, bait es eirige
6iefente JdmiIb a1s e 8lamabib I'm
Ihuniip nIs e &sreirn angeiebn, me11t1.
|nur ems bran geoenft butt an ben
IDoq mitaus en- Eerffie al 0rbn. Dies-
mol bot n1er es nls &reim angegudf,
menn jer1unb nit bie 5Sntenfder1 unit
faanqe 4, ems bon Die Boros 81 fall-
lie. Die Biebels ben baum aeoenft mer
|sudr ertrpeoer rebgeQer 5penooriff,
|oober mer bbaitttt soas@eIo geltoble oooer'
aar, mer bait ii ben 8abre gf1ti-
fhen 5edterie gernnrt.
Sd ben en- LANCE gabf nit Die Sid
ale, mas meme Alk Is, gebabf IN e
bot qefagt, iib oat eideBmt eirL 3
|ebbes bon tie 5u nage gnniban belt
lite ii fein Buti1erfdapp gem BIZ
Hobs iiie bdtt hit ben Nor nod en-
lEerfie 3u frnge Mit unfere Jonrild,
bot fe ge{ngt, IN NIT opiel gallDe, no
[einbn,e mie bie Drefder I'M bel ben
IMBea, built bll aud feine dlleddbttep.
Rlir1g fdJnge, mnBt id en- 9erfie bon.
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St ViboIds.

Qm 5onntagmorgen ging Der in Die
Ter @emeiinbe b~e{tebenbe 81. Nanen Sc
iuzgerein gemeinidaftli@ CUR General
@ommunion. Na9 hem 3oddndnnte 5tpar
,feierlide Mufnabme neuer Mitglieoer n
Ben gerein. @onntagna6mittag mar Ser
iammlung Der Mitglie0er genannten Ser
ems unb oner Mdnner unb SSnnslinge
Ser @emeinbe. ssn bieier 8eriammlune
tp1roen bic alien 8eamten beg 8ereins
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
St olnthortv.

Ser biefige Gtore, in pe1dem S. GREE
mers Sabre lang als getriebsleiter iddle
|tete rnb naltete, 1T BON gonrab 9itens
bort aus Nlbmp fir ben 8reis bon So
900 fdufli6 eritanben iporber, nno oas
@eiddft nirb BON Dem eue @i9ertiz
mer, Dem bierorts n%llger1ein ein gutter
grfolg geninfdt unb Die ba6n n%ottpenoige
nnterfttnatbung ge5i9eri piro, tpeiterges
fibrt perben.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

Watch Section Nine, Tulsa Auto
mobile Show. March l to 6.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24
DODSON KILLING
USE OF CAL0MEL
Says Drug Is Mercury and
Acts Like Dynamite on
Your Liver.

Dodson Is making n hard fight
against calomel in the south. Every
druggist has noticed a great falling
off in the sale Of calomel. They all
give thr"same reason, Dodson's Liver
Tone is taking its place
"Calomel is dangerous and people
know n. while Dodson's Liver Tone
IL perfectly safe and gives better re-
suits" said a prominent local drug
gist Dodsons Liver Tone Is per-
sonally guaranteed by every drug
gist. A large bottle costs but n few
cents. and II it fails to give easy re-
lief in every case of liver sluggish
ness and constipation, you have only
to ask for your money back.
Dodson's Liver Tone Is n pleasant
tasting. purely vegetable remedy,
harmless to both children and adults
Take spoonful at niGht and wake
up feeling fine; no biliousness, sick
headache, acid stomach or consti-
pated bowels. It doesn't Eripe or
cause Inconvenience all the next day
like violent calomel Take n dose
Of calomel today and tomorrow you
will feel weak, sick and nauseated.
Don't lose a days work! Take Dod-
sons Liver Tone instead and feel
fine, full of vigor and ambition
Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24
BOX CAR BEHEADS MAN
William kiltncckcr, Inborcr. Hell on
Track In Garden city isailroad
Yards Yesterday.

William Kiltnecker, lsborcr.
was bcheaded about 3:30 O'Clock,
yesterday afternoon when a box car
ran over him in the Midland Valley
Yards at Garden city, Just south of
Tulsa. Tho accident occurred, eye
witnesses said, az kiltnccker was
crossing the tracks He stumbled
and fell directly in front OF a car
being shifted 60 n siding.
"kiltnecker recently came here
from Muskugee, where he has been
-ick for some time in hospital, ,"
said Lee ballard, yardmastCr In
charge Of the Garucn city yards.
he was about 30 years old, or older
and was weak from having been In
the hospital. He formerly worked on
the extra gang before taking sick.
His home is believed to be in Mus
kogee."~
At the Mowbray Undertaking par
lors, whore the body was taken, II
was decided to wire Muskpgce for
information about Kiltnccker, but
up TO late hour no word had been
received as 10 his relatives.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

Those wanting M9tzo for Passover
please call MIR. Green, Usage 5534-
2373r5S62.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24
Police Here Join
Hunt for Missing
Girl and Mother

His wife and daughter missing
since last Friday afternoon, with
500 reward offered for the re.
turn Of the pair, John Ross ana
his brother. .. Ross, farmers
near shawnee, applied to Tulsa
police yesterday for assistance IN
locating the missing patr. man
is with them, according 10 IN
formation obtained by Sherht
Tildrcy Darden of shawnee, VINO
has issued notices to he sent 90
peace officers throughout this
section OF the state offering the
reward.
IL have never had any trouble
with my wife during the s2 years
we have lived together Ross
states. since Friday have not
had a bit OF sleep. viii search
the country until | find her
Mrs. Kate Ross, the missing
woman. Is 80 years old, while the
girl is not quite 10 The man re-
ported with the mother and girl
ia said to be about q years old.
Police are searching eastern
Oklahoma for the three believed
to have left together.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24
REVIVAL SERVICE
ATTAINS RESULTS
Crowds Attend Meetings
at M. E. Church and
Salvation Army.
MANY ARE CONVERTED
Veteran of Boer War Tells
of His Mistakes During
Past Life.

curly headed tots mingling tears
with gray-beardcd grandfathers:
s,,bers and mothers following emil.
5r.n as they went forward to- Join
ibc forces OF Jesus Christ--thesc
,re some OF the stirring scenes
,ghich were witnessed on sunday at
Inc Pirsi Methodist church. Such a
rcll revival of religion as this
church. or perhaps any OF the lead
irr churches of the city has seen in
recent years Is sweeping through
this leading congregation.
Last night was salvation Army
night al the meeting. and the sound
Of trombone. and cymbal awoke
echoes in the old auditorium Of
fhis downtown church. There were
90 young people who went forward
seeking O better life. on Sunday at
ths two great services there were
iuore than 100 who took a forward
etcn most of whom became new
members OF this church or some
other church of the city. This meet
ing is being conducted on broad
lrcs Every invitation announces
that the convert should express his
choice Of church and the pastor of
that church will he notified. The
offering was turned over to the Sal
Vationists.
Dr. j. w Abel is preaching strong
sermons nightly. The singing is
Jed by ed Phillips OF Sloan Springs.
Ark. and Fred Henry, Tulsa s
famous blind pianist is working at
ihe piano.
The meetings have been in prog
ress since the first of the month.
hut II was only Sunday that there
came a real movement which inii-
Gated that at last n downtown "city"
church wns to see "A real revival
Doctor Abel is one OF the pic
ilresque "old timo" gospel preach
ers. No Billy Sunday antics. hut
straight preaching. without fear or
favor"
Young people of tho church have
organized into n contest In which n
battle Is ragged for attendance nj
the meetings, and the meetings
have been most remarkable for the
number of young men and women
who have taken a. new start in the
religious life.
touch of the pa athletic was added
when a one-armed veteran of the
Boer war--a man who had sailed
me seven seas literally as well as
nguratively in sin, came to the altar
and dfterward gave clear testi-
mony OF a new life He told with
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Watch Section Nine, Tulsa Auto
mobile SHOW, March TO 6.--Advt.
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EMPLOYEES FORM A CLUB
Halliburton Abbott Workers Meet
and Perfect society.

Women employees OF tho Hallibur-
ton Abbott company organized
themselves into IA club AZ dinner
given Tor thcm by store officials In
the private dining room OF tho v.
W. G. A. last evening. Tho two o-rold
purpose OF the organization will H.
service and good times in the DIFF
ferent departments OF the V. w. \
meeting will be held every Tuesday
evening.
Club officers elected wore: Pros
ideut, Mrs. Fankhouser, vice prosi-
dent. Mrs Bess johnson: secretary,
Nliss Katherine Wood: ana trcus-
urcr, Miss Viola Tibbcns Mrs.
Ftawr and Miss Marlin wcrc ap-
pointed TO the constitution Commit-
toe. Membership committeeman
chosen were: Miss Josephine Roth
hammer, Miss Grafton, Miss Mcis-
cnbaCher, Miss Harris, Miss Gosc
and Mrs Barton.
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tears OF a good home and mother in
Iowa. She had died he said with
broken heart over q wayward boy
This man was the first convert Of
the meeting,
ON Tuesday night the mems bible
class and tho mothers Bible class
VIII attend the meeting In a body:
Galleries recently erected I'm tho old
church. which has been sold 20
huHd larger, have been filled at
the services on Sunday and Monday
nights. Crowds are expected to
grow as'word passes that Trsa L.
seeing a real revival at last.
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knislnr JnhlIcc Innh.

Mrs. Annie u. Ilagler, state vice
president Of the w. G. r. L.. spent
yesterday In Tulsa IN conference
with Mrs \. II. Huhl of Tulsa, state
treasurer of tho W. G. II 1, CON
ccrniug the Jubilee fund now being
raised throughout America by tho
o"pHui~ptiou Tho national goal Is
$1,000. coo Oklahoma's quota. ti,7OO,
is practically complete.
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left a note TO his wife stating he
probably would never rctHru. The
commissioner have accepted his
resignation.
Roberts disappearance followed
beating administered last Satur-
day by q. H. Richards, father Of
Robcrts' stenographer.
Both Roberts and his wife were
prominent In social ciroles and dur
ing the war took an active part IN
war work of all kinds
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To Organize Nursing CinSscs.

Mrs. william II. Godfrey, ins;ruc-
tor Of home nursing for tho Red
Cross in Tulsa county; Mrs. Lilah ID,
Lindsay. chairman of home nursing
activities In Tulsa county; Mrs
Harry u. Murdoch, n member OF tho
home nursing committee for the
county; Mrs. Minnete II. Hedges,
county superintendent of schools
and Miss Ida b. Landon of the tu-
berculosis association, viii leave to-
morrow on a short trip to several
OF the county schools with a view to
organizing classes In home nursing
and health crusade work This will
be the first of a series of such trips
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PROSECUTOR DESERTS CHILD
Ira Roberts of sulphur Resigns and
Leave. Eamiiy.--tlliid Very Ill

By Associaicd Press State Wre.
SULPHUR. Okla, Feb. 23.--lra
Roberts. county attorney sent nus
resignation to the county commits
sionors SATURDAY. and has disap-
pcared, leaving his little 9year- old
daughter at the point of death. He