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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-12-02
Notice For Publication .
Department of the Interior,
Y y Land Office at Baton Rouge, La.
Novo,,hor % 1Qo0

4 department. OF tne interior,
V y, Land Office at Baton Rouge, La.
November "a, 1920.
!. Noslee Is hereby given that Esco
3 naller, OF Hackley, La, who on the
s'ta Of December, 1918, made Home
ssau, No. 8S65, for N w / OF N w /,
seeslon 3, and NE4 of NE /, Section
township / South, Range II East,
- Meridian has fled notice OF inten.
Aol 70 make Communication Proof, tc
s'aollsh claim to the land above de-
sS'l0eo, before Clerk of Court, Wash
1ss0n Parish, at Franklinton, La.
. me list day OF January, 1921.
.'slmant names as Witnesses
~ y arren, OF Hackles, La.
aOsla Dyson, of Hackley, La.
sssrl Gray, Of Hackley, La.
s'e'sher srown, of Hackley, La.
=, D. Gianelloni,
Register,
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-12-02
Farm For Sale.

Farm of 100 acres. 10 acres
fenced, balance woods, 3 1.2 mi
west of Franklintou. Good Groom
house and good out buildings and
water, near school. Terms, hall
down and terms on balance, Ad.
dress.
Percy r, Moak, Route 3.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-12-02
To Promote Beef Cattle Indus.
try.

University Station, Baton
Rouge, La, Nov. 24.-C. G. Chap
man, the newly appointed specia-
list in beef cattle work in the
State University Extension Divi-
sion, has announced plans to be
carried out in furtherirg the beef
cattle industry in Louisiana.
Says Mr.. Chapman: "On jan
uary |, 1920, Louisiana owned
1,053,000 head of cattle, repre-
senting an investment Of $685..
900, an average value per head
of S29.30. We can double the
value of our cattle without increas.
ing the number of head by the
use Of high class bulls Of the rec.
ognized beef breeds.
"The average value per head
of cattle in illinois is $3.50, in
Indiana it is $50. 40, and in Kan.
sas S52.70. We can bring our
cattle up to the standard of these
states by the use of good bulls.
"First~-When the time and
conditions are right, inaugurate
we'll planned, thoroughly organ.
lied bull campaign throughout
the state, drive it hard and stay
with it until definite results are
secured.
"Second-Sell the beef cattle
idea to the farmers of Louisiana,
getting them to think and talk
beef cattle.
"Third-1n those sections OF
the state where the shortage of
labor has made idle land of con.
siderable acreage, undertake the
introduction of beef cattle az q
grazing proposition to utilize his
idle land. This would lead to a
fall movement Of grass fat cattle
to the market, and offers good
opportunity for the county agent
oeef cattle specialist and market
ing agent to work out plan te
sell these cattle direct to feeder:
in the corn belt.
"Fourth-Encourage the plant
ing of tame grasses, such as Der
muda aud carpet grass for per
manent pasture, and the saving o
, hay for winter feed.
"Fifth--Push the growing o
silage crops, silo construction
and the saving Of straw for fec
and bedding.
"Slxth-Furnish the breeder
of pure bred cattle with inforrna
ton on herd management, feed
ing, breeding and the keeping
records.
"sevnnth--Furnish the farmer
, of,the state who wish to get ou1
+. side to buy cattle expert buyiu
service, 80 that they will g.
}, value received.
,s "Eight-Encourage the savin
). and use of barnyard manure, rul
ming hogs behind all grain fe
4 cattle.
= "Ninth-Eliminate or contr
spread of disease and parasite
7. by the necessary sanitary preca1
!. tons.
,. "Tenth--Secure the active CT
operation with the live stock ar
l. breed organizations of the state
~ Estray Notice.
Second Ward Justice Court
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-12-02

Help your government and
yourself at the same time-buy
War Savings Stamps
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-12-02

Rub.My. Tism is a great pain killer
It relieves pain and soreness caused BY
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains etc.
Advertisement
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-12-02
Extensive demonstration
Planned by Great Southern,

Bogalusa. La, Nov. 2S.-Col.
W. e. Greeley, chief of the U. S.
Forest Service met the men of
the Great Southern Lumber
Company mill and logging camps
here Saturday night at a ban.
quet given at the Pine Tree Inn,
and plans we're made for an ex
tenslve demonstration program
for the coming years.
W. H. Sullivan, general man
ager, made the opening address,
telling of the demonstration pro.
gram that is being inaugurated
by the Great Southern, and how
all the trees in the woods too
small to be used for timber will
be marked from now on with a
white circle and the logging men
will respect them.
For the first time in the his.
tory of a sawmill town we are
making sure of Bogalusa becom.
inga permanent city," he said.
~ sswmilI town has ever been
considered permanent, but we
arc insnring the stability of our
town By making it Il paper.mak-
ing ely, and the only way to
make it is this, to grow the trees
to furnish pulp for the mills.
Toe men in the logging camps
benceFurt;. will watch after the
young trees which grow in the
path of The big tim bers they fell
for thy use Of the saTtnill, and
where but II few young trees are
left, ;he demonstration depart.
ment Df The Great Southern Lum.
Der company will see that others
are planted, Sothat % years from
now when all of the big timber III
this section has been cut out and
the sawn;lI closes for good, we
will have trees enough to furnish
pulp wood to ruin the biggest
paper mills in the world and keep
Bogalusa on the map"
Colonel W..B. Greedy, of the
United States Forest Service
the guest of the evening made a
. short address telling of the work
being done by his department
he stated that In his estimation
the land in this section of the
> country could be made to pro
! duce trees enough to last fol-
many years. He said: MAKE
. your Stacker acres work as yol
made your Stacker workers worl
during the war.
! When the lumber.ia jacks of tn
country realize that they are n
. longer "blanket.stlff" but pei
manent citizens of a com munity
. they will take an interest j
~ their work such as they neve
took BEFORE
s J. K. Johnson head of the Re
= forestration, and how hencefort
- instead of preaching creed of tn
"productiveness of the cut.ovs
- land for raising agricultural pr
~ ducts and Rrazing," he was g
! ing to teach the farmers to p,
some parts Of their idle work
> growing young pine trees"
~ Adiutant General Toomb
head of the Louisiana Nation
Guard made a short address tel
ing of his experience in the Sc
eral different countries of Eurol
where not even a splinter
10 DO wood is wasted. He adde,
I'd when a tree is cut down ov'
No No there the peasants come fro
d. miles around to carry the top
q" rs branches and even dig up Il
nd roots for tirewood. Over the
,a the forestry proposition is
important project and the lur
ST. ho,,oop of tho United St0tI
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-12-02
Election for Delegates to Con-
= stitutional Convention.
Franklinton. La,
November 26, 1920.

elections for " ashlng'on r"'isn ,
louisiana, met on above date and
!, conformity with proclamation
otthe Governor Of Louisiana call
y. an Election to be held on
nscember 14th, 1920 for the
.action of Delegates to the Con-
.t;,utional Convention called to
:. held on March 1st, 1921, have
ss,sotsd the following officers to
.srve at their respective precincts
IL holding said election;
First Ward-Faliah, N v
lanes, F. A. Passman, G. E. Stat
ford /, T. .Myles and Marvin
Wallace.
Second Ward-Mt Hermon,
Iohn NJ. OFT, N. E. Smell, A, A.
Afford, Byron Conerly and Lu'
Their Afford.
Third Ward-Frankliuton FIN.
Brown, D, F. Foil, Miss Ernes.
Tine Wond, N. J. Mccain and
j. J, Batrman,
Fourth Ward--Bogalusa, No. |,
Saas E. Adams, j. A. Canada,
G.. Timberlske, J. K. Johnson,
and Mrs W. C. Flanders
Fourth Ward-Bogalusa, No 2,
Cyrus plummer, J. c. Mills, Joe
Reagan, sgd McNeese, and Dan
Corkern.
Fonrth Ward.~Bogalusa, No. 8,
Mrs &. E. Lafferty, Jake Purvis,
Z c, ". Davidson, D. Bien, and
Joe Levett.
Fourth Ward Bogalusa, No. 4
Frank Decoursey, Mrs. J. G
Henry, H. M. Headley, j. M
brumfeld and A. N. Simmons.
Fourth Ward--Rio, f. N, Kin
dali, ". Ernest Williams, Cooley
Pierce, ]. Nj. Mitchell and G. A
Mathews.
Fifth Ward--Varnado, j. F
Willis, j. R. Forhea, R. H
Magee, A. j. Pierce and W. R
Seal.
Fifth Ward Sheridan, Earl,
Corkern, NJ. N. Knight, R. J
Koight Henry Seal and McCaule
Grain.
Sixth Ward--Enon, John I
Corkern, Ernest E. Jones, j, {
Green, r. E. Magee, and 6. "
Knight.
Sixth Ward-[sabel, D. E. Nj
sadden, G. Fred Magee, j. v
Mizell, G.. H.Reviere and John v
Parker.
Seventh Ward-Ahgie, I.
Ball, j. W. Scarborough, F.
Bones, W. j. Daniel and j.
/ Ball.
Seventh Ward-Popeville,
v. Branch, j. l.. Grain, W. Pre-
Ihomas, c. W. Wascom, and
Altus Thomas.
Eighth Ward--Hackley, E.
Ireland, A. J. Bridges. c.
James, Math Thomas, and j.
Warren.
Eighth Ward-~Warnerton,
N. Graves John W. Smith, J.
Warner, W. E. Warren, and L.
Smith.
Ninth Ward-Stafford's Mi
Frank Baham, j. W. Burch,
/ !. Miller, George Stafford al
4 ". W. Miller.
Joe N, Magee, Chairman.
{ Chess NIGEL, Clerk of Court.
Notice For Publication.
i Department of the lnteri,
1 vs., Lend Office at Baton Rouge,
+ November "a, 1920
i Notice is hereby given that e.
I nuller, OF Hackley, La, who on
sla Of December, 1918, made Hor
I aaad, No. @S65, for N w / of N W
se0slon 3, and N Ell of N Il /, Sect
B township South, Range II Es
W, Meridian has f,laa not;oa ~ int
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-12-02

66e is prescription for Colds, Fever
and LaCrippe. It's the most speedy
remedy we Observation-Disclosures.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
GREAT SCULPTOR IS HERE
dorado Tart to MOIhd Clay Into
Beautiful Figures for Attention
Of Audience.

dorado TAFT, sculptor, who APP
pears at convention han tonight is
credited with being one of the most
witty Of lecturers. The Chicago
Tribune says OF him: "With "A
running fire Of witty comment. Of
happy comparison and intcliiscnt
description, Mr.. Taft holds his audi
once spcll-bouud during two hours
of marvellous creation ana cAr9os
sion"
Mr.. Tart's program Lcrc will con-
sist Of what he chOus to term "a
portrait of tho Princess Lamhallc.
He Will then take clay ana before
the eyes Of the audience mold a
head OF Youth and by the tricks
known TO artists alone. he VIII mako
OF the same face an exposition OF
MiddIe-aEe. and last ho viii make OF
the original form Ola Age This
expression Of artistry symboiizcs inc
evolution OF the human face and
skull
This attraction comes under the
auspices OF community lyeoum,
and will begin promptly at 3 o'clocN.
The prices 10 non holders Of sea
son tickets will be so cents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
WOMEN NEED SWAMP ROOT

Thousands Of women have kidney
ana bladder trouble ana never GUS
poCt It,
Womeus complaints often prove
10 be nothing else but kidney upu-
bic, or the result OF kidney or hlhd-
der disease.
II the Kidney arc not In healthy
condition, they may cause 'hc olh'I
organs 10 become diseased
Pain I'm the back. headache loss
Of ambition. nervousness. a." often
tunes symptoms OF kidney .r"ub,".
Don't delay starting treatment
DR. Kim"r's swamp Root phJa'-
cams prescription obtained al any
drug storr. may bo jus. the remedy
needed to overcome such conditions
Get a medium or large si2" p"'l'"
.ualcdlairly from any drug store.
However " YOU wish first 10 i"iI
this great preparation E'nd t,n c"nl'
10 Dr. kllmrr n co, Bn4h1W ."n,
y. v. for % sample bottle. W Nh'h
writing be sue ana mention lh'
Tulsa World Al|i.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
Russian Singer Puts
Blame for Troubles
on "JediOus Woman

CHICAGO, Jan. 7.--Geurge
Bakianoff. famous Russian BARI
tone OF the Chicago Grand Opera
company, who was arrested on a
deportation warrant alleging mis-
conduc; with MIC. Elvira Anna
zar, the beautiful soprano, at
tributed his trouble today to Jedl-
ousy. THAT woman" he said.
''is 50 Jealous Of me, you wouldn't
believe 1t. She gets Jealous at
cvcrything-chairs. walls, bu-
reaus, everything You wouldn't
believe Il how jealous that woman
Is. She loves me. She has pro-
posed to me"
Mile. Amazar charged that Bak-
lanoff toured the country posing
as an unmarried man when he has
wife In Russia. Nile. AmaZar
has also been arrested, It was
learned today
The baritone admitted he would
like to marry Mile. Amazar. but
how can II" he asked. Il write
to Russia, but no answer do l get.
l don't know whether I'm married
or not did not bring Mile.
Amdzar TO Chicago | come TO
sing for the BOston Grand Opera
company alone When that--what
you say-bust up--I come TO Chi
cago.'
Baklanoff is at liberty under
81 900 bail. Mile. Amazar Is also
out on bond.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
kRIEGE DEFENDS
FORMER KAISER
Greatest German Inter
national Lawyer Is
Retained.
by FRANK MASON.


Copyright, 1920. by the lnterna-
tioual News Service
y T. r. l. y. Jan. g. Gormauy's
greatest international wyer.
johannes W. kricge. doctor Of Juris-
prudence, has been selected TO lead
the counsel for the defense OF WILL
lam Hohcu2ollern. the former kaiser.
IL eNtradited from Holland and
placed on trEl before an intcrna-
tional tribunal
Or. Kricge was said today by roy
alists to be !u close touch with the
eN-cmperor at Amcrourcu.
The mouarchiste seek to give the
impression that the rN-kalscr is not
thinking uf the possibility OF being
tried and has taken the attitude that
'ho viii not cross the bridge until
he comes 20 &c." Nevertheless. 81 was
learned from an authentic source
mat DR.. krlcEc is already advising
the former emperor AS 20 his defense
In the event that Holland gives him
up
The lawyer bears thc title ~ "Ac.
tudl Private Counsellor 20 the cN-
kaiser. For years he was the close
personal friend OF William and often
gave him advice before the collapse
Of GERMANY
Under the old regime, pr EricEe
was chief of the regal section Of the
Berlin foreign office. Itc drew up the
German legal documents at the out
break Of the war and also wrote the
Brest -Lltovsk treaty which Germany
ana the Russian bolshevik govern
ment signed after tho soviet came
into power with tho ran Of kercusky.
Just how far the plans for the de
fense have proceeded Is being kept
secret and Dr. Kriegc refuses to dis
cuss them
1t Is believed that II the extradition
proceedings are successful that Dr.
krieEe Will be assisted by an impuS-
ing array Of counsel It is probable
lawyers from some other countries
that were neutral during he war will
be called In not only for their legal
knowledge but for the moral support
that their presence would lend. IL has
been suggested that prominent legal
lights from the Dutch and Swiss bar
might be asked TO assist
President Ebert has sent a letter
TO Premier Clemenccau asking Tor a
revision Of the peace treaty terms
regarding the eXtradition Of William
and threatening TO retire from the
presidency of Germany II tho allies
persist "ruthlossiy' I'm carrying out
their demands, according to informa-
uon from confidential but well in
formed source. This letter Is said
To have been dispatched on Friday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
HEARINGS NIiI BEGUN
At IIIlS ISLAND

m me cases 1j more il'I 'uV al.
I't'd reds H'Id '' I'H7 IHl'hd ON
deportation proceedings n'EAn 10
''N N'N were -'NLN ''N'h u"
sin1'I nearing "nA'H "n'I' si'n"t
~. aPhSr l"''r''l i''T I,''liy"nN'
Ih'F were "rN'd Mh''h'' I'N wei .,
h' 'nln'ia or lnr 'u"i"' nII'' party au"
Nh''h'I lhrl "'N'N'I /" Ih' over
itinLoW, oi 'h' gov 'inlh'hi OF '"e
'ullrd states 10y violence.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
MINERS APPROVE
COAl COMMISSION
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

started to make a speech, he was
ruled out Of order and retired 10
the rear OF the hall.
An informal meeting Of the
scale committee was held following
adjournment, which took place this
afternoon, sine die at 3:45, 20 discuss
matters pertaining to presentation Of
the miners demands to the presl-
dents commission in Washington
next Monday. John =. White, a mem
Der Of the commission was present
when the vote was taken.
Like his associate, Sccrot tary-
Treasurer Green, Acting President
Lewis expressed confidence in the
personnel OF the presidents commits
sion and its final decision.
Though Lewis declared the action
OF the convention bound the miners
to acceptance OF the presidents pro-
posal and the award OF the commits
sion, II did not mean final agree
ment with the operators In the wage
scale. This must come after the
award OF tho commission through
collective bargaining" he said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
ON INDIVIDUAL HYGIENE
Miss Alice VI. Alien Addressed "a
Mccting of .JcMish Women.

Miss Alice NJ Allen. head of the
physical education Departmental the
Y. ". G, A. addressed the meeting
Of the Council of Jewish Women in
the library wednesday afternoon on
individual Hygiene" Miss Allen
will talk 20 the women employees Of
the Halliburton Abbott company
Thursday evening on tho value OF
gymnastic exercise.
The women employees Of the Okla
homl Producing q Refining Co. the
Gypsy OH company and the Mid-Co
OH company will unite for their
MONDAY luncheon IN the Y. W G. \.
Thursday Miss Edna Pyle, general
secretary of the association, will be
a special speaker.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
NfFAIR TO BE MADE ANNUAL
'ld English Twelfth Night Party to
Re Held Every ycnr.

10 successful was the Old English
Ne.i'h Night party in which the
lure secretarial stats of the two
ula "i,s' Joined in the Y. w,
A.lng Tuesday night that hence
Aual '''ue an
/ lnIly.tlve secretaries were pres
u. ana the celebration opened with
.s, ne cutting of a huge iced cake in
"IDl a bean and a pea had been
.iHel' G. h. Buchncr's slice con-
med me bean and Mrs. Hinds-
,.an ,..'Ii 5 The pea SO they were respec-
tt,'y crowned king and queen OF
M, He t,yels ana escorted TO a dais,
a"e women then put the "Y'
....h .ngh through an initiation which
",'NeSses said almost resulted in
p.ack eyes for those Initiated A
,,N51lrr. show by the secretaries of
.gu'Nine gender preceded the sery-
5S OF Teireshments when IL was
.Il.s.eoyered ~. that the secretaries of
.tiI,,y,ulihe gender had several expert
,,t,,.'1s-Al-ot-hand ~ performers among
'Ae,r number. '''0''s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
EFD AGITATORS
| WORRY BRITISH
kork Along Same Lines
| % as 5 in U. s., London
Reports Say.
lAy SEIZE ON STRIKE
oorebension Felt That Rad
icals May Take Advan-
tage Of Walkout'

....,.J press
|, NE Ns5" Ilr. Z. -- BolsheVik
n'Nl '. nts country are work
r,......y along lines similar
I 'h'' ...IsrtsJ hy The radicals
.... ..'s. namely. the overthrow
w. e.varam,rt and the estab-
'. M soviet form Of gov
A.,gt, rrobablc that the
II 's ID" .'- ..da of he Auanttc
. r., ,g, reached the point
B.. ,hs United states, but
,..i,yrd fHi. the radicals here
''t.,' irr reaching the point where
~ ,.ytt sg... ON some big labor
.g .r ,u.Dltuuity for start
'', ..,.f,t...trv movement.
,riuc ,rr., facts are common
.tl.s. il close observers OF the
',.,r u ts said 20 be impossible
g.. prH.sn authorities, under
,rqsert mira liberal laws Of
.,esrh. to do much more than
..b ,ro proerc-s Of events. The
s,c, mat an individual or an
[,,,.,9t.or is allied with the Mos
i. irt,rrtfI1ralp and Is preaching
',,i"t.on by inuucudo is declared
tc euffcicrt ground for police
..,. iu othcr words. II is de-
,rc9 ~ British. broadly speak
Z, oln not take preventative
|s,srres but must be content to
wi.b some actual event.
Crea, Rrl'.an can and does de-.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
INN OWNERS ON OUTS


Alleging the defendant out figured
lhe plaintiff in the handling of the
lncome from the Oriental Inn in this
\ n.y. suit was filed IN superior court
esierday by Toi How against Toi
Pee, In which How asks the court
I take over the business, sell tho
t&'ures and divide the proceeds OF
safe equally between the plain
pr and defendant.
How states IN his petition that n
q, ',ne'rrshlp was formed between the
ainufr and defendant I'm l9lS.iIIo,
a1nlging the business and Lee
and'lng the funds. How discovered
n 1913, he says, that Lee was ap-
!, ,ropTiatng 10 his own use more than
lIs rghtul share Of the income
rom The business and has refused
account 10 the plaintiff for pro-
aeds derived from the cafe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08

GEO MAC CURDl. Secretary.
JOHN u. PORTER.
Court tie-k.
t'EAL GERALD r O'BRIfN
Deputr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
HEAR INJUNCTION TODAY
COnstantin Against American Tank
Car Company Continued.

in the suit of the Cons'antiu Retiu-
ing company against the American
Tank Car COMPANY beguu before
federal court Tuesday, viii hc Con
tiuued this morning, Judge i W
Woodrough allowing the attorneys
in the case additional tine i'm which
10 cite authorities and argue the
matter.
The plaintiff seeks 20 cnjpin the
car company and Walkoc - Hire.
director general of Unite S'i'es
ra always, .rOm dopriEuE The rain-
tiff of the usC OF 200 tank cars which
The plaintiff claims is heir prop.
crty through closing an option Of
purchase taken in 1916.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
IS FINED FOR ASSAULT
Negro Accused of Stabbing Train
man Fined 500 Nftcr Entering
Plea of Guilty.

Entering a plea Of guilty to the
charge of assault with "a deadly
weapon, Ed Younger, a negro, wa
fined 500 and costs by Judge Red
mond :. cole in district court yes
terdny when the case was called for
trial
Young and traiumon on the sand
Springs intcrurban engaged in "A
fight on the night Of August 4, 1919.
when, as the trainmen, j Davis and
7. r. JohnCsn claim, Young refused
to leave a coach for the transporta-
ton Of white passengers. Davis and
Johnson received minor wounds
when young drew knife and
slashcd them during a fight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
ARMY OFFICER IS ARRESTED
Major WomacL, Short In Accounts.
Nnhhch AT Fort worth.

DENVER. colo, Jan Major
II, O. Womack. former officer in
charge Of an army store here. was
arrested today in Fort Worth. Texas,
by department OF justice agents.
charged with Irregularities I'm his
accounts, according 20 word re-
ccived by local federal authorities.
The complaint. according TO the Of
flee OF the department OF justice
here, was made by the zone finance
officer In Omaha, Ncb.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
Eastern star Helps Temple Fund,

A number OF Nat" slbscrlptiOns
for the new Masonic temple were re-
ported az the MONDAY luncheon or
workers Wednesday. The next lunch
con will be held Friday at noon.
when the ladies OF the Eastern star
win serve the meal There are 6S
teams in action. All share the opin-
ion OF Mr.. Joseph Drouot I'VE Will
get the money and We Will get tho
building"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
WHEN YOU SUFFER
FROM RHEUMATISM


XXTUY wait Tor severe plIn. an
Wv ache, twiuGo following OK
pUsure, sore mus lr. stat
lea. or llmuIgO 20 leave ma urIlIy
when yOa should keep Sloaus I.ul-
mcut handy 10 help curb it and n,op
1Ou active and ftp
without rubbing, for u pcncirairs
apply ht today tU the tffluf.I
part No.r the gratifying, glcuu.
prompt relief mat follows S.ol.h
Linimcn' couldn't keep i's ,uauy
thousands 0f friends the world over
IL lt didn't make good. Thats
worth remembering Al druSg.sla
three siz,s.-lhc largest for utllust
economy a5c.. zoe. $40