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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-02
cuticura for PimpIy FAD

VUtICUTd TOT FImpIy f1eQ
To remove pimples and bad
smear them with Cuticura Oh
Wash Off in five minutes wild
cura Soap and hot water. 0nu
keep your skin clear by using q
daily toilet purposes. Don't ID
clude Cuticura Talcum.-Adx
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-02
Sour Cream Drop Cookies.

Melt one.thirh Of a capfai Of short.
fnlng IN nne-thlrd of cupful of bolL
ng water. add one cupful of molasses,
sne teasEsoonfui of soda. one Of ginger
nd ons-haf teaSpoonftil OF cinnamon
little salt. and wheat -four 20 make
drop batter. Have the cakes thick
nouEh not TO spread too much and
AXE In a moderate oven.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-02
The Real One.

Don't YOU think a college eds1
PAYS No: the man who tries :
his son one. does"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-02
Peaches to the pe..h

From Story-"Earlier in ,ha A..
ne sent her some orchards."--Bostor
Transcript 'o'
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-02

Germany is considering the
of electrifying it's railways.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-02

Some men are born kicks
some fall victims of dyspepsia
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-02

Adam must have been =
inasmuch as he was first 4 ;
race.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-02

The king OF Italy was the first OF
Eun,peea royalties to learn to drive
his OWE motorcar.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08

: Few OF Us escape measles II
is one II the commonest Of child
hood diseases. Every mother
knows the symptoms, but th,
mistake that most mothers make
IS in failing t. realize that the
child IS not fully recovered after
the eruption and fever disappear
The air passages are still inhamcd
and il this Inflammation is no,
cleared up, the air passages ?;ay
nc weakened. thus paving the
way for pneumonia or serious
disease Of the lungs.
Nightly applications Of Wick S
NapcRub will ard nature 10
relieving this Inflammation. Be
. ause Nicks acts locally by slim
laticl thru the in to d,dN
. It the Inflammation, attract III
.ood ayav from the congcsici
-pots lri relieve The cough In
adiiti.u the medicinal ingrc
,licnts 81. Nirl,a are yaporizcd Us
he BODY heat These vapor,
breah u IN all night long
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
". ". y. BUCHANAN Strict
METHODIST CHURCH MEETS

Tho woTan's Mlssiona.y Society
Of thu buchanan Street Methodis'
church mot IN regular monthly bust.
ness session TucsdHy aflcrnocn NJ
the church. with splendid attend
uncr II members. Dues were cUl.
lcc,cd NJ this meeting. and the ma-
jor portioa Of the afternoon wa,
spent discussing matters pertaining
20 tho fnrthernncc Il the work
\ yoclll meeting was also decided
np0n. 10 be- held neat Tuesday 1itN-
noon. hnril i3ih NJ . O'Clock ~ the
parsonage. Mrs. Irving ~ r0stcss
A program. which has not got been
made ,1ubllc. will BE- rendered. AMI u
oliver free offering will b. taken Tor
he reimbursement Of the local fund.
Al member ~ the ruc'cl" are
urcod to be present while y special
invitation is extended to their many
fiicnds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
OHIO MAN SAYS HIS
LIFE WAS MISERABLE
FOR Fifteen YEARS

that Just felt was doomed 10 Do
u sufferer the rest Of my days. hut
when read and heard 80 much
about Tunlac decided 10 make one
more effort At getting relief. so ]
bought a bottle and that's when the
long lane turned for me. II Is no
moro likc other medicines ! have
tried than day is like night. II was
such n great and unexpected bless
ing that will never get through talk
INK about IT, The very first dose
helped me Ny appetite II simply
fine now and eat Just anything
want and never feel u touch Of IN
digestion Ny kidneys have stopped
bothering me aud the pains have left
my back entirely. am now able To
bend about aud do my work with as
much ease MS ! ever could, In Tact.
| feel Just like used 10 when boy.
good an the time. aud to all others
who are suffering like did let me
my by all means take Tanlas."
Most NJ the so-eallcd stomach. liy-
er aud kidney troubles are due almost
entirely TO catarrhal inflammation OF
these organs. Dull thrpbbing head
aches. frequent sncealng. watery
eyes. pains In the pit Of the stOm'
ach. sides and kidney regions. the
constant sOughing up of mncus. lost
appetite. backaohc. no ambition, de-
precision of spirits aud the persist
cnt contracting of coughs and colds,
are among the numerous symptoms
of this condition from which 40
many people suffer,
Tanlac proved OF great benefit To
Mr.. Maus because II contains certain
medicinal properties which combat
these very troubles. Many thous-
ands arc now using this famous med
zine In all parts Of the United States
and Canada with the same wonderful
results. and scores OF testimonials
are received daily from men and WON
on Of unqucstionod honesty and in-
tegrity expressing deep gratitude as
result Of having found u great
source OF relief"
Tanlac Is sold In Amarillo by j.
W. Collins Druf Co. Adv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
"Used to Have
Bilious Attacks
Stopped Them
by Internal
Baths

Mrs. Julia II. fuuua Of sulphur
SPRINGS. Texas. writes to the Tyrcll
llyEicnic Institute:
MY nephew was subject 90 spells
which the doctor pronounced bilious
attacks. lie would become rumb ~.
over aud break into prolhse pcrspl-
ration. followed By fever. lie hrs
used the j. u. l.. Cascade ,incr last
February ard he informs me that l''
has no, had single sr"ll ~ i'lt!ir
any but the best Of health sihc
using Il"
The y T. l.. cascade clcuns"s
,he lower intestine It's entire lcug .
and keeps II Away free Of poison
Gus waste,
Thousands testify that CcnSlipa'
ton. Indigestion. stomach Troubles,
niliousness. Headaches and all th'
many serious trouble which they
cause are absolutely relieved aud
prevented by this Nature Treatment.
city nruI Store ~ Amarillo viii
bc glad 10 show YOU the -. u. T.
Cascade" explain it's simple opera
lion aud will give you, free on TO-
quest. IN interesting little hOoN Dy
Dr. Chas. g. Tyr"ll ~ New York. a
noted specialist on Internal DathinS
Tor 20 years In that city Clip this
out ~ a reminder a. ask tor the
booalc, ut your first opportunity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
Believed himself Doomed To
Suffer Rest Of His Days
Hadn't Strength To Walk.
IL ACTUALLY DREADED
TO EAT" HE STATES
1.-THE Long Lane Turned For
Me When ! Bought Tanlsc
And I Feel Like A Boy
Now"

II have Just finished my third bot
tie Of Tanlas aud have gained ten
pounds" declared peter Maus Of Ad-
dyaton. Ohio. a well known cmploSc
OF the United states pipe anl Steel
Company. the other day.
"Tanlac has helped me 80 mucn.
said he that | cant talk to anyone
five minutes without telling thcm
something about II. Just feel Ike
going around aud telling everybody
personally what II has done Tor me-,
Tn 10 the time ! got Tanlac had
been suffering from indigestion,
mains In my back. and disordered KID
ners Tor fifteen years. ] had no APP
petite and actually dreaded to eat
because the trouble II caused me.
There was often a heavy feeling like
a piece uf iron. in the pii of my stom
nch and a. times | was In such pain
that would nearly bend double. MY
kidneys disturbed mo 50 often at
night | couldn't get any sound sleep
and my ba'k hurt me 80 bad IN the
mornings | had TO catch hold OF tn"
bed post and pull myself out OF bed.
When stopped over my back felt like
II was breaking In two and had got
ten to where ! couldn't do the liftinF
necessary IN my work. was having
10 lay of for weeks az a time because
hadn't strength to walk much less
worl..
II had tried so many different
kinds Of medicines with no results
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08


The J. q. q. Club will m"e, with
Mr.. John T Ward. 1900 Tyler 81
Tho Picrian club will mcet with
Mrs. y. s. Davis. 1897 Harrison -.
FRIDAY
The Dclphian club will mssi with
Mrs, II. {, Nicely. 1901 Van Duson
street.
Miss Lillian horsbmgh will en-.
terrain the BeauNot Clab at !
o'clock ut her home. lii0 Harrison
sireet.
Tho Adelphian club will meet a,
. O'Clock at the x {, Neclcy resi-
dsnee. 1901 Van Durcn street, Mrs
q, g ordway 10 lead the lesson.
The Travel study club meets With
Miss Mamie oliver. lSul Pierce
street.
The ". VI, T., of the First Hap.
list church. viii hold business
meeting In the ladies' parlors OF the
church NJ s:S0 o'clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
E\Dl MON

The rlsing moon has hid the ,tars,
Her level rays. like golden bars,
Lie on the landscape green.
With shadows brown between.
And silver white the river glcniQs,
As N Diana In her dreams
Had dropped her silver bow
Upon the Meadow low.
ON such u tranquil night as this.
She woke Endymion with % kiss.
When ulceping IN the grove.
lie dreamed not OF her love.
Like Dlsna's kiss, unsakrd. un-
sought.
Loves gives itself, but Is not bought ;
Nor voice, nor sound bclrnys
Its deep impasSiored gaze.
II comes--thc beautiful. the free
The crown ~ all humanity
In silence and all alone
To ,rck the elected one.
II lifts the boughs, whore shadows
deep
Are Lifcs Oblivion the souls slcep
And kisses the closed eyes
u weary hearts q ylumhcling
eyes,
q weary hearts, u slumb, ring eyos'
q dropping souls whose destinics
Are frauHht with fear and pain.
We shall he loved again.
No one Is 20 accursed by fate,
No one 50 utterly dcsolaic,
Hut some heart though unknown
Responds unto his own,
Responds---as II with unseen wings
IN angel touched It's Quivarinf
strings.
And whispers. In It's song.
where hast thou stayed NJ long,
--I.Ungcllow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
Mrs. CRANBERRY
HOSTESS ro &. ". u. VI.

The e. W. u. Il. .. the First hris'
tlnn church. met In regular session
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs, y.
=. Gr nberry, lTOl Van Buren, ~.
The co-hostcsses Of the Cccafsicl
we've Nisiames !. =. LmhLm. Ray
Johnson. A j. 1andy and ] NJ Me-
Carly. The afl,rn' on was devoted
to study at the l'hillipInt Islands,
under the leadership OF Nrs, G. u.
R"cdcr. Nnt The following program
on this subject was enjoyed
prayer Ara ". W. Wetsell
Women and Children IN the Phil
lipines--Mrs, &. II, Dixon.
Medical Missionaries In the l..
iands-Mrs. W. e. BAIRD.
Vocal Solr--Mrs. !. J. hunter.
Following the program delicious
refreshments OF shcrbcrt an. cak"
were served.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08

Of range (unlcss the oven IL heatod
for the cooking Rinse the pan with
a IL cup Of boiling water 10 save
all drowned bits. and pour over
lncai. Cover tightly and cook slowly
for two hours.
Prepare the following sauce and
nour over the NEST and continue
cooking for another hour.
Sauce:
Chopped
onion
1 carrot
Few springs parsley
9 tablespoons butter OF butter
substiritc
l-s cup diced celery
| cup canned tomatoes
Salt end paprika
Melt fat. Brown nni0n carrot IN
II. Add parsley. celery. anu toma-
toes. Heat thoroughly Add sea.
sOniBgs.
Recipe No. 80
sTEwED nFEF HEART WITH
pRuNEs
beef heart
cup Fitted pfun"s
About - Gun Hour
teaspoon salt
IL easpoOn pepper
Pour milling water over beet
heart. let stand for ten minutes
Trim of tat and arteries Gu in
Iloces for slrwlng Dfrdgr with
flour and hiCWn In u little IL. MI
tanned by trying oul fat whitli was
cut Oft Place In stew h"iiin ana
Ionr oven II enough hot WHurr IT.
cover. and the pruues soaked ana
piitcd. season with falt otd pepper
stow SLOW ~ TN tender Take rdic
that II does not burn. VIII serve
eight people generously
Rccirc NJ. ~
CHOPPED BEEF Az CASSEROLE
4 ~ pounds clod Of bcci prpun
IL crp tomato relish
1nblscO sauce
/ can heeis
Mia chopped beef with tomato re-
Dish. Adl ~ teaspoon tahnsco slrcI'
I'm lrc II desired Season well WIN
salt. Put In glass casserole ana
maize two how. basting lrequcnty
with o high quality OF table siii''
A few strips OF bacon across the tor
OF any meat loaf adds to rs richness
ind improves flavor. Serve sarni"h'
I'D with ! can bssls, chartered
Serves five people.
recipe No. 30
FRESH PORK. PARSNlp5 AND
CARROTS
| III. pork. butt
1 large carroti
4 large parsnips
/ small red cabbage
Seasoning
Cook pork In piece l.2 hours
Cook vegetables In same kettle unti
sen. Remove from kettle AID finisi
cooking meat. Cut up pork int
thin slices. Arrange side by sidf
down the middle Of large platter
Around the meat serve the cabbag,
auarterod. and vegetables cut int,
lengths. Servo with high-g;ado mea'
relish.
Recipe No. 80
SMOTIERfD REEF
. rounds OF rump or clcd
y lar< onions sliteG
2 tablespoons oil or drippinss
. tablespoons mild prepared niue
tard
Flour mixed with salt end Pepper
| teaspoon celery seed
lcup strained tomatoes or l..
can tomato soup
nrcdge meat with flour Brown
well In heavy pan. Brown ONIONS IN
oil. add mustard. celery seed aud to
matoes. Pcur this sauce over meat
and cook slowly three hours " NOR
on top Of rtove or six hours In i
llrclnss cnnkrr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
BEG PARDON
Our Error

In the advertisement Of The Tox-
Plains Realty Company In "ur H.
sue OF April the eth, tchre was an
error. The ad read we have many
ether homes that we do not advertise
ranging In piice rom $500 10
saxon" which should have heei
$500 To $4,000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
4. o.. q. Chapter To Meet April %

Thu 7, +. q Chapter VII meet
Tuesday afternoon, April ~, with
Mrs. Maude NJ. Wilson. 1905 tyler
street Tir following program will
he rendered under the leadership ot
Miss Mary McDonald:
Early Sculptors ana Their Art.
Saint Gaudcns--.Nrs. J. W. liill
q. q. n,rnard-Mts. NJ. II. Harris.
John Quincy Adams--MrS. =. n.
Alycr.
Music Selected
\. y. q. Quartet.
dorado Tafi--,MrS. II. J. farwell,
Current Events 49, MISS sophie
Meyer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
Recipe. M. 20
DkAISEl nEEF

Cut tho meat which NAV b. from
the hriskci, into Cnh"s, brown T.,
IRVINE nan with drinpings tsr
sironr hcai--Hir meat 30 II will
,ook quickly ana not lUSc IL iulcc.
Tender cuts can b. cooked whole.
Rcmov" the pieces to closely co.
Vcrcl kettle that can be- used on .oi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
social Notes and Personal Mcn,lo.

Mr.. and Mrs. Knox Cuilon, form-
crly OF this city but who for soma
time past have been living In rampa.
have returned 10 Amarillo and will
once more take M residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. J NJ. white. who
have been winlcring IN Mineral
Wells. have returned To Amarillo,
u, G. Pipkin IL In Fort worth
un business.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08

Ford Draiderburg and ior. Rob
ct Ford, of Amarillo ar" guests ct
Ir. nranlci hIrg's mother, Mrs, l.,
\ nrandcrhurg. i ,rov nwcod liul.
lctin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
Why Measles May
BE Dangerous

bringing the medication TO bcaA
directly upon the innamed areas.
Childrcns digcstions are deli
cate easily disturbed by too
riuch dosing" Nicks, there.
lore. is particularly recommended
since it is externally applied and
50 can be used often and freely
without the slightest harmius
effects
Vicks should be rubbed in
over the throat and chest until
the skin is red then spread on
thickly and covered with hot
flannel cloths. Leave the clothl
ing loose around the neck an1
the bed clothes arranged IN Tho
form Of funnel So the vapor,
ari ing may be freely inhaled,
lfthc cough is annoying, swallow
"a small bit Of N.cks the size OF 4
pea.
Samples 90 new Users will II
sent free ON request 90 the Wei
Chemical Company, 2S3 Broal
Street Greensboro, y. c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
Heal Tln,ii Recipes

Here are some real thriii recipes
for tasty. nutritious dishes prepared
from less costly meats They ave
issued by the division oi womcn's ac-
iivi,icS. Department of Justice, Use
these ~ ipcs and save mun'y On
meats.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
CirI. CIcc CIub PLAN Concr,t

Tho Amarillo Girls Glcc club met
for their regular weekly rehearsal
Tuesday evening NJ the studio rooms
a. tho Amarillo College OF Music.
with a splendid attendance Of mem
hers.
Much tim, and efforts arc heinz
expended by the Club In the pr,parn-
ton OF the numbers TO be- rendered
en- their concert program SUNDAY
afternoon. Atpil .5th. "a the Mission
ihcatcr. This will 10 their first an
pcarance In concert, and |, Is an
event 10 be- looked forward 10 with
keen anticipation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08
pupilS Recital 10 be

The piano pupils ~ Lila Austin
Myers, aud the vocal pupils Of Emil
Myers will appear In joint recital
this evcninf IN the studio rooms Ot
the Amarillo College Of Music. Tho
public arr cordially invited TO at
tend. The program Tor the evening
viii b. rendered as follows;
Voicc-Thc Sunshine Of Your
Smile --.--,,,,,,,--., ,,, Rav
John nceS
Noiec-A Little PINK Rose -, lend
Mrs, Childcrs
voice--AIuulna,a, ,,.,.,, Tos,i
Erma Cassidy
Piano--lndian Dance g., llamllloG
Tone STUDY ,..--..... Spauding
nellie Williams
NNicc-My l.addic --.,, Galloway
Susie Fowler
voioc--A Dear Little GOoSc-- Anon
Grace knolpp
voice--AlS,nt ,..--. .,1mindclli
Elizabeth Jo I'M
Voice Morning ., 90 OBEY Speaks
Lois Tol.cSon
piano-.Wclcom Message Garland
Etollc Lumnkir
Nolcc--The Magic ot Your Eyes
800. ,,.,,t.,.,--. $3.50, Ten
Horace CripgS
voicc--Not Mine h. Monarchs
Thfonc - --ss.ts- l"h'
Ralph Harrington
riano--pol,Sh Dance SchHrwcnka
Ava Smith
Voice. -Gnodhv sweet bay -Nannah
Eloisc pnilirrs
voice---O nry Those Teals,,. .-,
sss-~,-- ttt wv h'h'
WIN A. Smith
Piano To Spring .,.,,,-- .. Hrics
A Clcc --,--,,,,,,,,. -.Ff'ni
Mrs. En,ign
voiea-Failh IN spring schubert
Dcbbic Patterson
Nolec-SunsCt $1,000, Dudley bueN
Mrs. kiscr
Voice The Lord Is Ny Light. -.
&c. --s--ttt &c --s - N"N''"
". l.. Saxon
riano--Octavc Study ,..--.lrclo or
Second Masurka Opus la &C..
ss--s --t--. sss sr'h'N''''
Mllllccn, Lahm
voicc-My Heart Hath a Song
-. 800 Woodward
Alto nlan,on
Piano nac,, william Tell over
turc --,,.s--t.s 10000 hVSs'"'
Gertrude l.owndcs aud Mrs MYERS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-08

Social Notes and Personal Mention
J. a. Hutchinson of Albuquerque.
n, NJ, Is visiting relations III thc
city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21

d n1 Inn and picture will at TO- H.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
ON STOCK JUDGING TOUR
Team From saltwater University Ca
10 kan-ns CITY and Chicago.

S1ILLWATER. Nuv 20.--Lcav-
iug saltwater November 10 and
returning November %, tho Oku-
hOmt 4 n N college stock judg-
INK team win enter tho compc utlou
at the international liycstock TX
position at Chicago November q.
visiting en- route tho American
Royal SHOW Ht. Kansas Cny six ~
the largest llycstook trms In Mis-
souri, khus1s Iowa and Illinois. and
tho University ~ Illinois Iowa state
college and Kansas state ARricIl-
tural college.
Seven junior and senior rudeuts
of the department Of animal hus.
baudry ~ the school OF agriculture
az a. n VI. comprise the judging
team which is In charge of Pro-
fossor W. l.. blizzard The students
are. g. A. Cltusru. Ir.. saltwater:
-. NJ. Nash, senior. rad.n, Herbert
Graham. junior, Abbott Ark Cnr-
onco Soabach senior. Blackwell. b.
70. Nelson. senior. saltwater W. -
FORESTER. junior. Ashland, g. l..
Hunyard, aoniur, saltwater.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
INNOVATION HERE
IN NEW WHISTLE
Fire Alarm Can Be Heard
20 Miles Off, Alder,
Chief, Declares

" in tho nc'r future you are start.
l,d by what isions like tho whistle
"I "n' oi Uncle sam Wnrships only
Rtciily mhgnifiod In volume DOM
b' alarmed u won't hurt YOU and
,7n "mnnatinR from steamboat
hunting water"
II VIII only be- tho voice OF the
new hr" whistle, which arrived yes
iardity and vii he Installed at the
iublic Service plant soon. according
10 Fire Chirf u. Q. Alder. Tho new
whistl" viii DO operated by steam
ana VII 10 used only for announc.
INK change of shifts. election re-
urnT' and other "ncws' ot public
interest
IN form n worry much rose mblos
ono of the whistles ON % Hcagoiup
Eroi hound, according 90 Alder, but
u Is much larger when hook cd
up. Alder says that the whistle car
bee easily heard 20 miles we want
70 Jet Sapulp1 know when Tulsa has
fire" Alder said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
TO RAISE $4O0,OO0
FOR ENTERPRISE
Committee to Canvass
the City for the
Funds
DRIVE OPENS MONDAY
Clubs Of City Cooperate in
Furnishing Talent and En-
ergy for the Effort

Final details for 10. ciiyWldo
drive TO secure nubsnripiluus total
IN 100000 for tho Tuiai fiv,atutk *
and Iudustrial rsp,-iiion project
were worked uut at meeting ot
the campaign executive committee
~ exposition headquarters Stur-
day
Reprostutatl,o teams from nlI Of
Tulsas five civic clubs viii take part
IN tho active field work throughout
.ris week uud,r rho immediate load
efrFnip OF their rrHuocilVo team
chairmon ord under ,ln general sji-
PcryiHon ot Ora lpp. chairman pf
thU fold amtL Tho campaign opens
Monday
Members ~ the oNpoalion field
forCo which viii carry tbs cam
pnign To the city through the week
include.
Kiwnris club. L. ". Mcld, chair
man; Harry Madansky. vice chair.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21

man. Lam" Lyons J. VI. Reed,
S''anFe AFln' 'har.'F y. kcnt' j.
Wht'u, J. w M'uWhn. W. w
Htu'k'N. I.'' Hiniih -. ,.,
Advertising ,Iuh w u. lNllm'r'
chairman, H. 3 Mil'cr " =. Ray
iu'nnd. y. -. hhlIrN, ). VI h'cd' -
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u.Il r. j" h'Hh'"'' {. h' iiu'h-
any ..u a..
ROTARY 'I"' ''"'t' y. '''H' W
A. BrndHhtw. AI1io J trpc. j. =.
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Campbell, ". q. Hcnihoruo. Cass
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ARDMORE, Okln., Nov. 19.-Com.
plying with u request OF the local
breeders, S. . Jackson. general man
nErr of the southwestern American
Livestock show, oklahoma City has
announced that the annual show
scheduled for February will We held
In March in Oklahoma CITY