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Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-06
WILL RAISE FUND FOR
 SUFFERING GERMAN CHI nREN

The Sons of Hermann are prepar- ing to hold a public mass meeting in Germania hall on Sunday after noon. April IS. when funds viii Be raised to be sent to the relief of the suffering children in Germany and Austria. Rev. P. F. Werth, pastor of the German Lutheran church, viii be the principal speaker at the meeting
 Probably $250 has already been sent for this. purpose through contri
 buttons raised by the Sons of Her mann and the womens auxiliary tc the order. W
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-06
NORWICH TOWN

White banners with Easter notices in purple letters; lilies, hyancinths,
 tulips. and a variety of potted plants, comprised, the decorations at the
 First Methodist Episcopal church, on Sunday. At the morning service a programme of Easter music was giv- ef by Miss Edith M. Dodge, organist, and the church choir. In the anthem, Risen, The Glorious King, by Lorenz, the alto and tenor duet by Mrs Fred erick H. Bushnell and Everett Field ing, was finely given. The pastor, Rev. William J. Crawford read the of James with Cieopas and his
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-06
Easter at Sub b-Base.

Special Easter music was renderad at a mass celebrated for the sailors at the United States submarine base Sun day morning at 9:S0 o'clock. The chap lain of the base, Father Fo1otico, off, ciated.
 The special musical program was prepared by young ladies from the civ il service department of the base. The soloist was Miss Lucy Savage and the organist, Miss Helen Clancy.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-06
Looklna For ehsapsr cnt..

Now the Depaftrnefit Of Jtfstice takes it's turn at trying to persuade the American housewife to buy the i" cheaper cuts" To which many d housewife will retnrt, Where ars they ?"'-Sp- 4agheid RspublteAfs
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-06
4 Sad Tala.

One swallow doesn't make a sum mer but in these days of acute scarce ity 1t oftens makes a drink.-Arkansas sas Gazette.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-06
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice to Taxpayers

Notice is hereby given to all personz liable to pay taxes In the Town Of Lls- ton that I have a warrant to levy and collect a tax of twenty-five (25) mills able March g. 1920. and for the put pose CT collecting the same will De at the Blissyille Schoolhouse. Saturday. April 3. 1920. from i2,3e 10 p, m- A1d 2S0 to \ p. nt.; at the ! Bend school house, Saturday. April 10th. 1920. from 2 to S.se. 2 s- Interest st the rate Of. s per cent will De added after April 18th. 1920.
 Dated at Lisbons Conn. March 1. 1920. C.
 ALVIN KAEafER, cOiiectsr.
 marcos
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-06
NoricE ro cREplroits.

AT X COURT 0F PROBATE HELD at Norwich. within and Tor the District Of Norwich on the 2d day of' Februaty. 4. D. isse
 Estate Of Frank. J. King. late of Nor~ich: in said District. deceased. Ordered. That the Administratrlx-c cite the creditors of bSid deceaset so bring in ta.eIri. cialIns agairs, from this date by posting | notice to that effect. tog. ther witb a coPy ef this order. on. the, signpest pearesi e the. ;rlaces where said deceased 1as' publishing the .afne, oncc in q he@ paper having . .circuiatioiI ,jn said Dis trIct, and Irake -t turn 10 tiiis Codre r.. .ssa NELSON J; ,sz.s AALIAG. !, :! 3rtss xkttsst: HELEN Ii. DREsoHh8 @.
 .clerk
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-06

:. :. Free
 Simply send IS your address on 9 postal and receive by return mail a big 5ocbox ofEATONIC. Try 1t faithfully Ifsatis- fied,send us Soc. fit fails to benefit you-the test is fee-you do not owe us one penny. Address postal to Eatonic Rem edy Co., Dept. 8, ialS2. Wabash Ave- Chicago.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-06
Democratic Caucus

The Democratic Electors will meet . soS5 MsssaAHi Aicks Hal Hal issS siSDtyilIe o'clock D. m... to. eleet-dele gates to the State Convention which win be held In New Haven May 5th and 9th. and elect members of the Town Committee for two years. sH
 WILLIAM sMTDDY.
 Chairman Town Committee. Montville, Conn. April 9th. 1920,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-06

NOTlcE.-Aif creditors of said dS. sssT claims aTs hsEsSy sSst nSes Sia ssts% sp %
 undSrsieped at s2 Court St,. S6rw.ea, , Conn. within the time limited dg tne above and f0tegoing order. f--e
 EYAC KING, aprsd Administrat5tx
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-06
Do You Stop-and BelchEl?!
 Sure Sign of Acid-Stomach
.'Makes the Body Sour'

Because of universal stomach trouble--rarely do you find anyone these days-who does not bech, say Pardon me, then go on talking.
 Along with this embarrassing trouble goes Bad Breath, Food Repeating, Heartburn, Sour Acid Classy Stomach Millions suffer from Overeating Indiges- ton, or some of the seventy non-organic diseases caused by Acid. Stomach
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-06

It takes a man with cheek o1 brass to boast of his heart of gold.
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se,shsv,k, a.sus. Arm,s.,es.

L-OndOn.--The reply Of the Russian
soviet government to the British note
concerning nm nrmistice with Poland
rejects In substance the British peace
proposal. The BOlsheviki decline to
come tn London, because they ray
Great Britain liz not Impartial. They
also object tn the admission to the
conference Of delegates from the Hal.
tic states, saying Russia already has
made peace with them. Az tn Poland,
the ROlshevixt government points out
TINT the proposed arinistice line liz I'M.
fair to Poland, ana that with direct
negotiations the BOlshevIki are pre-
pared to grant Poland much more
favorable frontier. The tone ~ the
reply liz sarcastic md IL aimed nj drIv.
Ing u wedge between Poland and the
allies 10y stimulating Polish dissntls-
faction ut the british proposal. The
reply will make II more difficult for
Great Britain to enter into trade re-
lHtiOns with ltussIn.
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Mistlstos Superstition.

Aistletoe II In many countries not
admitted to the house before New
Years eve for fear Of some dire disas-
ter. This seems a relic Of the Ne.
ligious ban long placed upon the
Druidic plant. which by reason Of it,
historic connection with heathenism
has been excluded from the decoration
of churches and from Christian sculp.
ture. II appears In old English &c.
clesiastical art only at Bristol cathe-
Llrai. where both leaf and berry are
carved upon the remarkable tombx
which were probably designed by some
artist monk In the household Of the
Berkeleys. The association Of the mis-
tletoe with Christmas did not arise
until, long after the Reformation.
Knowing nothing about the parasite
which IL not native In Scotland. and II
still rare there-Sir Walter Scott COM
mits q terrible 'howler" In his intro
ductiOn to the sixth cnnto Of MAR.
mion." Describing the delights Of q
medieval Christmas. he sends his
"merry men" 10 gather mistletoe I'm
the wood" where they could not pos
sIbIy have found II at that period.
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Pullman Co. Files Claims.

shingtOn.-'luims tOtHiing &2+,.
az, 26i have been filed by the Pullman
Company with the rnilrOad administers.
tiOn. OF this amount x12.WU.UD In for
compensation for the rental Of 10
properties during the period Of fed
erni control, and the balance for de.
prccintion Of equipment and for sup
plies and cash inkcn over by the gov.
eminent. MnX Thcicn. hcnd of the
liquidation division Of the rniirOnd nd.
ministrniion. Inns sent representatives
to Chicago and other cities to check
,,p ON ~. claims ~ the Pullman Com.
pany.
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and ths eommittss Of Ansessy vsFhss
y an ordinary occurrsnee." according
to the bolshsvik Newspaper Exon
enicheskaya zhixn" Of April. 1919.
Workers osnIsd Right b Strike.
The sovssts have the whip hand In
thslr controversy with the workers;
they are the government and the "Rsd"
army backs their DEGREES. There y
anal court Of settlement for all d.
agreements between the sovists and
the workerA It y the ''wall"-and the
nring squad. The right Of strike y
denied the workers. Many Of those
who have dared to strike have paid
Tor 1t with their lives. The workers
ars without recourse when commanded
By the soviet Whether or not they
were the slaves Of the machines b.
fore communism came. II u certain
that they are now the slaves Of the
soviets. Even 40 slaves Of the ma.
chimes and the capitalists who owned
the machines, they had the right to
strike for their rights. The soviets de-
PANcO tiiStu VI tNl8 flR0I,
The bolshevik Sosnovsky, reporting
on the condition In the Tver province,
In the "Izvestia" Of the provincial no
Wet March 8. 1919. wrote: 1.-THE local
communist soviet workers behaved
themselves. with rare exceptions. In q
disgusting manner. Misuse Of power
10 going on constantly"
The conduct of the soviet commits
saries Ia general scandal In Russia.
Their conduct is described In No. u.
January Is. 1919. Of the "Izevestia" Of
the provincial soviets: 1.-THE commits
saries were going through the Tar
itzin county in sumptuous carriages,
driven by three and often by SIX
horses. A great array Of adjutants
and large suite accompanied these
commissaries. and an imposing mum.
Der Of trunks followed along. They
made exorbitant demands upon the
toiling population. coupled with as.
saults and brutality; their way Of
squandering money right and left Is
particularly characteristic. In some
houses the commissaries gambled away
and spent on intoxicants large sums.
The hard-working population looked
upon these orgies MS complete democrat
ization md failure Of duty to the
world revolution"
These pen pictures Of life in Russia
under the soviet regime are not fur.
nished by the enemies Of bolshevism ::
they are the complaints Of bolshevik
leaders. Do We need a greater warn.
ing Of the menace Of boishevism!
Copyright. 1919. Western Newspaper Usis,)
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Railroads Lay on Men.

philadelphia, Pn.-A 10 per cent re-
ductiOn IN the working force Of the
Pennsylvania rnilrOnd VIII be- made
shortly II wns announced here NJ the
cOInpnny's office. In the eastern re-
gIOn niOnc, which inkcs In the terri
tory east Of AltoOnn. between 1000
and 1900 workers VIII be- laid Oft. II
wns stDied. II was stated III" rcduc.
ton wns rendered necessary by the
mct TINT expenses have been exceeding
ihcDiD" for som" tim" past.
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Japan In ambitious to obtain q
large share Of the trade Of the South
Sea islands. which In estimated At
2.OOO.OO,OOO yen u year OF this Jap
unese exports amount to only ~ per
cent. but have Increased rapidly since
the wsr. Some Japanese commercial
leaders are advising that In order IN
increase the sale "f Jnpnnese goods
In the South seas Japnh must import
from the Islands rubber. sugar. clIemI.
Gals, dyestufTs and spices. In which
these islands abound. President Ki.
murn Of the Singapore Japanese Fin
J'orium. urges that Japnn establish III.
rect trade agencies with SunntrA and
Manila for expansion Of japanese
trnde In Malaysia.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-07-22

A. the recent centennial ten. given
by the WoInnns Press Club Of Indi-
ana. the following wns pinned on one
Of the quilts exhibited: "rhe blue.
nnd.whltc blocks In this quilt were
pIeccd by n maid Of my grnndnothcr's.
II century ngo. The quilt II not w
remarkable. but the maid wns-shc
lived with my grandmother for thirty
ycnrs."
Many Inquiries came TO the donor
to know whether my Of the descend.
ants ~ the womnn were HIll In tn
land Of the living.
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R.oroanl.e Polish Pole. Fore,

The British police mission which
went to Warsaw under the direction
Of Gen. Sir Nevil Macready. commits.
sioner Of the metropolitan police. has
submitted some reform proposals
which the Polish government has
adopted and which will have the e.
feet Of remodeling the Polish police
force after the style Of the metropoli-
tan police. The Polish ministry Of Jus
tice will cooperate with the British
mission In carrying out the scheme.
and II Ia anticipated that the latter
will remain in Poland until reorxaniza.
don has been completed.
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REFUSED TO ADMIT FAILURE
History Records Many Instances
Men Who Rose Superior to a.
veros Circumstances.

Failure is not a pleasant word. and
It Is not 4 safe word to use, for you
can never be sure. Many man who
has been called failure even by his
friends has turned out to be unusu-
ally successful. as the Rev. John I.
Faris In the Christian Endeavor
World shows by the following ex.
ample:
When Sir Henry Bessemer was a
young man he perfected plan for
using revenue stamps that promised
to save the British government large
sums. and he was promised a com.
Portable position In the employ Of the
government. Then q nav was re-
vealed In his stamp plan, and the
easy position slipped from his grasp.
Although he had failed, he did not
lose courage. Within a few years he
invented the process Of making steel
that made his name famous and prov.
ed Of incalculable benefit to the world.
When Stephen Girard was twenty
six years old. he was the successful
captain of merchant vessel sailing
from French ports to the West Indies.
But In May. 1915, storm and fog drove
him into Delaware bay, and the Brit
ish fleet prevented his escaping He
landed ut Philadelphia, II captain with
out a ship. a seamen who could not
leave the land. But within two years
he was an American citizen, and with
In fifteen years he was the leading
shipOwner In Philadelphia. Thirty-six
years later he became his country's
bank during the war Of 1872. and.
when after the war only $4,000 was
subscribed to n $5.OOOOOO loan, he
stepped into the breach and subscribed
for the rest.
Phillips Brooks first work after
graduating from Harvard college was
schOOl-teaching. He enjoyed 1t and
dreamed OF success; but he found that
he was not able to control the lively
boys under his charge. The difficult
ties grew, and he resigned his POSI-
ton. The head master. when speak
Ing Of the successor he hoped to Sc
cure. very ungraciOusly said that any
change. no matter what. could hardly
fail to be for the better. Six months
after his resignation Brooks entered
the theological seminary, and three
years later he began his career In
the pulpit that made him famous.
Failure succeeded failure In Abra.
ham Lincoln's life; yet every one Of
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Bomb. e.p,os. In Ammunition Dump.

LondOn.-A big explosion has Or.
Cured w the Snare region Of Germany
caused by n"rinl bombs. according to
wireless dispnich from Berlin. In.
hnbIinnis are reported fleeing. NJ the
explosion of gus shells X anticipated.
The wireless says: AS n result ~
the spontaneous ignition Of som" rock.
sts. which cnuscd M explosion Of u
dozen nerinI bombs, n tremendous ok.
plOsIOn hns occurred In nm ammunition
dump IN u former Gernnn artillery
park In the Samre."
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TREATY BRINGS CRISIS AND UP.
RISING IN srAMeoUL AND
OTHER CITIES.
DEATH TO TURK IS CRY
SIGNING OF TREATY AppEARo
UNCERTAIN As REVOLT
GROWS.
Newspaper Union New. Service.

Constnntinople. July 20.-A circular
has been posted on the dead wallis ut
STEAMBOAT urging II boycott against the
powers forcing the treaty upon Tur-
key II eNhorts all Musselmnns to arm
themselves with pistols, clubs ana
hatchets and drive out "thc weak lead
ers who yield to the demands of for
eigners who ure seeking To ruin Mos
lem power"
Djemul Pashn, minister OF public
works. and Fnhrcddine Bcy, minister
of education, who We're both members
Of the Turkish peace delegation, have
resigned from the cabinet. The pros.
pee, Is that the entire cabinet will re-
sign because Of the peace treaty row.
1t was extremely uncertain whether
the grand vizier, Damnd Ferid Pashn,
would he able to sign the pence trcnty,
MS Tcwfik Pnslm,, another pence dele
gate, NOW also is unfavornble to sigma
ture.
Tcwfik declares that determination
OF Turkey NJ the hands Of the entente
without Turkish consent would he pre-
fernble to determination with the up
prOval of the Turkish government.
Duniud Ferid's position IL difficult,
and II appeared doubtful whether even
with II new cabinet he could sign un'
less the trenty should be modified
more tllun seems likely.
Smyrna, Asia MinOr.--British com
missions visiting the Smyrna district
and other pnrts Of Turkey occupied by
the Greek army are trying to quiet the
uneasy Moslem population and stem
the exodus Of Turks. which liz assum'
Ing alarming proportions.
British assurances that there Will b.
II" repetitions Of the massacre which
occurred when the Greeks originally
occupied Smyrna under the supreme
councils order have not Quietcd Turk
ish unrest.
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italy Urged TO Join Russia.

Deputy Ciccoiti. In speech before
the Italian chamber. urged Italy 10
break AWAY from the allies and nsso.
cinte herself with the Russian soviet
government. This was the first dccla.
ration Of the italian socialists policy
toward the allies.
Immediately after Ciccotii's speech
lenders of the Catholic block In II he
known that their par,y has decided
against n parliamentary coalition with
the socialists.
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Os,e,um svekies 70 Her Task.

Belgium Is manfuiiy graphing with
the Erent problem ~ domestic recon.
structiOn. Like practically every other
country she II faced with n trerncn.
dOus shortage Of houses. besides her
own rreni devastated areas which
must In some way he rrhshIIifni~,i
Every day. however, the work must b..
come easier. and with n peOpl. M r.
markahly determined to secure unity
amongst Themselves and the maximum
Of effort. n comparatively short time
ought 70 see Belgium well IN the way
to complete rehabilitation.
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spain Urged to Cut Exports.

An editorial protest against the ex.
pOrtati0n Of shoes. leather. foodstuffs.
cotton and linen II published by I'm
parcial. Madrid. The newspaper Eivea
statistics to show that while the ex.
pOrtati0n OF shoes and leather from
January to July. 1918. amounted to
l3.OO.O0O pesetas. during the same
period In 1919 expectation Of these ar.
ticles reached value OF 72OOO.OOO
pesetas. The expectation Of other raw
materials also Increased greatly. The
Impartial says this has been the cause
Of the large increases In the cost OF
living.
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Fortune Ia Apr,est stenes.

More thnn xI.2IO.OOO In made every
year from apricot stones In California.
Nearly 1000 tons Of stones are Oh.
tnIned from the fruit. and from these
the chemist extracts two oils. Ono
known M bitter oil Of almonds. the
other M new substitute for olive Oh.
A ton ~ stones produces materials
worth almost 500.
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cI.m.neeav oreps war ousl,.,

Premier Clemenceau declared In an
interview that he could not continue
to represent the department Of war
In the chamber Of deputies. adding
that after the effort Of the last year
I would be ioath to start again on q
task with fear that my strength fall
me before It could he completed"
Everything Il not finished with our
victory" he continued. I'VE must still
accomplish formidable work. demand.
Ing patience for which France may
b incapable. ! will always have q
duty to perform. though I have ceased
to be q member Of parliament"
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0oishevikl In Mexico,

Mexico CIty.-Ainnngers ~ petrole.
nm companies ~ TampIcO have ap-
governor III the state Of TnImaulipns,
to prevent alleged Isolshevists from
forcibly hInderIng lnb"rers from work.
Ing.
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~ijiatn."

This word hns come down 10 NJ
from i.ntiD through the French md
mems n very wicked person. II
lloman times. however, u "villmnus'
from "villa." country home or ~
tate) was only u fmrin sSrvnnt Mnt
often q very good man.
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Eaasperatlno.

Mrs. Subbub-Aicn ARE NO ngErnvat.
lDg.
Mrs. Do.my-What In the matter
nOwi
my husband snw Lady Dnshicigh
yesterday. and ! nske him what shs
hnd on. md he replied, oh. clothes ="
Answers. London.
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cu.,ev,s seo.h.s ,,eh,oe se.,e

On retiring gently rub spots Of dan.
drum and itching with Cuticura Oint.
meni. Next morning shampoo with
Cuticurn Soap ma hot water. Make
them your cvsry.dm toilet preparations
and have cIenr skin and soft, whits
hands.-Adv.
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Qualified,

Cnntrcll-I think III 20 10 prom nv \
sfng.
cOchrnn--Why do that7
canfreli--I haven't amy d0e.-Princs.
ton Tiger.
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Faith.

Amos j. Cummings and Ernest Jar.
rOld were once In u pilot boat during
great storm. The former lay ON .
bunk, in,rntly reading. The bOat gave
n fearful lurch and carcened until II
seemed that she must turn completes
ly over.
"'rhis In awful. AmOsl" said Jar
rOld. "l'm going to put on = life pre-
server. for the boat cannot stand II
many minutes lOnger!"
"Oh. keep quiet and let me read.
Mickey!" said Cummings. never IN.
Ing his eyes. 1.-The men on this boat
draw a regular saIary to keep her
shOnt. saturday Evening Post.
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Shadows Of the family tree accom-,
for 4 good rnnny shndy regulations.
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Doesn't hurt . bit! Drop . little
"Freexone" on an aching corn. instantly
that corn stops hurting. then shortly
you lift Y right on with hngers. Truly
Your druggist sells q tiny bottle Of
"Freex1ne" for few cents. Suficient TO
remove every hard corn. soft corn, OF
corn between the toes. and the callussA
without soreness ar irritation.
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LESSON TExT-II Sam. 2:l-7; S:l-S.
GOLDEN TEXT-Trust In the Lord with
Ill thy heart, and lean not upon thine I'm.
aerstanding.-Prov. 3:5. ,-..
ADDITIONAL WATERFALL Sam. 81:
lis; II Sam. l-27; 2:s-t:l?.
PRIMARY ToPIC-The Shepherd Boy
Becomes q King
JUNIOR TOPlC-How David Became
King.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
The Secret of David's Success.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
True Success and How to Win II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04
Broken ArrOU Briefs

* NJ. Rowo. chairman ~ ih"
county election bourd, was in Tulfa
Thursday attending the meeting OF
the board held for the purpose ~
hearing the charges Of irr"Ruihfliy
In connection with the recent regis
trntion WORK in Tulsa.
At - meeting Of the board 81 ed
ucution Of Brokcn Arrow held Sat-
urday. !. Wright Young was named
ucccpsor 10 Dr w. - Ownsby,
whose roaigration from the hody was
offsctivr last Thursday Mr. young n
appointment as 70 member ~ mo
board carries with II the office OF
secretary. whicp was also filled by
Doctor Dwnby
with recora OF 30 ycars con-
tiuuous business iu this community
under the name OF George Mckee
han. druggist thH firm rhanEoa
both name and location this 49," Is.
moving 10 i's own ucw brick build
lux. corner e. ana Main streets. ana
changing the name tu VI ko"hau q
son on account of the association or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04

Show Today, Starting I r. M.
Vaudeville 2:15, 4:l5, $3.50, 8, 9:45.
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recrcaildns afe how made possible
during the afternoon before sun
down"
Guvesugauon " tho extent of In
torcH being pkon In the change OF
working hours will be made WIN
iho vlow Of making application to
the city commission for o. working
DAY" proclamation Baseball men
and those Wishing to cultivate back
yard gardens nfo among tho chief
boosters ~ thc program.
Remington Rogers city CLUB sec.
rotary naked whether mcmb ~ ~
the club desired to make the stunt
night" Friday. May Z. stag affair
ur % ladies night Discussion ot
whether or not 10 admit the mem
urr wives fnilod tp reach deci.
sion although Il WIS asserted thai
no, affair viii be the largest of lts
Kind over attempted in TuiaH u
plans already mad ere carried out.
"rur' fuu and fuplishucss' VIII be
ius slogan or tho evening Win ID
bl Jguot cabaret music ana other
fcHt,r,s Rogers said
Prank W loo bHn Nolnn. = B
l,rrgtu ana William - Mallon we're
introduced ps visitors Mr. Mallon
made short talk on the invostiRa
uuu " ihr recent government census
with which be- H connected lie said
that Tulsa s much larger than peo.
Pile think 10 los ana that his report 20
Washington would ludlclt" na much
pruf Albert Bushnell iiart of
Harvard university vii. address he