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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-03


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l"u n"th i9N nud evening nch"ol 'n
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WANTED Wan ur woman for house to
hau.s ,,ork Upu,y. a'i LYNCH uidr
lfNUiuIl WANTED Guarantee 80 and
900 uI,r $50 go uur cent, htvndN fob to
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WANTED
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power. to an experienced aud care
fui driver viii give good SALARY and
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South Main.
" % ran,s Ut so ho6 board naaqdd ii'""S d dsy
james 4. 1rookH Nltnmont Kan
.. WAITED \ GENEnAL MANAdEh
hnVr rlruty ~ pop. guaranteed saiar,
$500 t 'uuuih. extra, commissions On
Maxwell aud chalmers automobiles MAJ.
wolf uud Service trucks nlnn tires und ne
.gssotig you must be able TO invest
urumrlght 1iro y Rubber Go, Drumrtght
plla.
WANTED nov over. ID for store work
i NcIrc go ~ w Fhird
JoiN TtE ARMY. necrut'ns oft,ees at
nrha. Ardmoro and Enid
HAIESNEN WANTED for FELTON, coil
PROTECTOR for Ford cars; attractive con
tract whirlwind seller \. G. Hammond,
saI"smnuager, spr,ugueld No
WANTED YOUNG man uvng at home
who can operate. Fgyrwni"rr, Apply
A cAMpAfGN has been started directed
and ruporyiecd by the. worldH largest
stair ~ accountants aud business ofn
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WANTED A cook. apply At Kitchen the
TulHU rctroiopm club 2l5 ". sixth ~
WANTED a good grocery clerk. one
who hhH had som" oNporicnco cutting
meat. o. alnFie. settled man preferred
must have good reference. Hpply S20
Nauthur
WANTED 4 hoy WITH wheel, caii AZ
llt % SECOND
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YOUNG MES fur railway mall clerks
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free rtrtl.uitrH examinations, write i,
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DELIVERY soy wanted for Erocrry store,
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LINOTYPE OPERATOR Model K eight
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IrplG MAN ~ travel in Tulsa trade
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-03
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-03
NICIuIIN

The body Of Mrs NenIc N,DulIy.
% years OF age. wife OF Burke b.
McCullv, will be taken 10 putshurE.
Kan, tonight for burial Mrs Mo
Gully died at tho res dcncc. -
South Ofagro, Monday night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-03
BUSINESS SERVICE
BrsI>uss SERVICE OFFERED

BUSINESS srHNICt OFFERED -
CALL OSAGt tlNt y for carpenter work
new or old. Reliable ruutraofprs
WANTED iooo acwlne machines to =.
pair H llull'muu, tho Expert All
work guaranteed thono lst
HOME LAUNDRY WOIiN wanted; family
~ssh'I1,g rogsh dr |9c dozen phon"
LhCE CURTAINS cleaned. clcancr. ~
fine Taco. Mrs g. " pumllnsuu. 1ll5 ~
lodge OsoEe tso' u
I. o. WANTS To clean house wash win
dow4. also lawn work ran rive good
references, sig n Greenwood 81 phone
NkrfRfsEtS- Renovated 500 rrsO,-ira ietd'n5a nom.
The "ms dm rhon' see eslila7 Mattress 60
RlCYcLEs
Repairing ana sccosiorlep. Tulsa Auto.
rytlc Rcpair CO.. Zee W First. phone
Osarc e75i,
LACE CURTAINS dry. .closned or laun
phone Onago saGb
STOVES ard furniture repaired. stoves
bought sold and exchanged, JeHnle
Hodges. pHaEe tl9l.
The Foundation for your new house
Wilson 4 rcrt"ll Usage i5G5-,s,0.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-03

PARAMOUNT Maternity Hospital foi
confinement. private. prioos reasonable
ma. work for board. babies adopted
Wrttc far booklet Mrs. o. ~ Long lall
T. Twenty. seventh ST.. Kansas Cit, 40
The Home news., 1920-12-03
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Little Miss Dorothy Hamil- ton entertained quite a num- Der of her little friends last Monday evening from 7:OO to 9:3O o'clock, in honor of her eleventh birthday. The eve ming was spent in games and music; after which refresh ments were served. She was assisted in entertaining by her sister, Miss Fannie and Miss Margaret Hargis. At the close of the evening everyone declared little Miss Dorothy an ideal hostess and wished her many returns of the day.
The Home news., 1920-12-03
BOND IS APPROVED

Sheriff-elect Bill Wilkes ina forms us that his bond has been made and approved. The law required a bond of $425, 900. and he made personal bond to the mount of $580, 0OO., his mny friends over the county signing for this amount. We compliment MT. Wilkes upon his efforts along this line which means that no bank, or certain individuals, will die tate to him in the discharge of his duties as would no doubt have been the case had he accepted an offer of certain bank to make his bond for him.
The Home news., 1920-12-03
Died: Gus White, age 19 years, Wednesday, Nov. 24, 1920, son of MT. and Mrs. Sam White of Beedeville. /
STRAIGHT SALARY: S3!

 % per week and expenses to man or woman with rig to in troduce Eureka Egg Producer. Eureka Mfg. Co.,, East St. Louis, III. Adv. 12-3-1tp.
 Mrs. May Chambers Jones, of Thomasville, N. C., has been the guest of Mrs. w B. Fakes this week. They left Wednesday afternoon for Ray mond, for a short visit to the latter's mother, Mrs. Mollie West.
 The many friends of Rev. Guy Murphy are glad to learn of his having been returned here for another year as pas tor of the McCrory Methodist Church. The Annual Con- ference was held at Rogers and MT. Murphy returned home this week.
The Home news., 1920-12-03
Pittsburg Man Had Trouble.

John Dillemuth, 441O Cal win St., Pittsburg, Pa., writes: Foley Kidney Pills are O K and will relieve kidney or bladder trouble. I know from experience" Men and women past middle age find Foley Kidney Pills good for backache, rheumatic pains and other symptoms of kid ney trouble. For sale at the Red Cross Drug Store. Adv.
The Home news., 1920-12-03
WILL LECTURE SUNDAY

] Miss Erie Chambers, of Lit tie Rock, executive secretary of the State Public Health
 Association, will deliver a lecture at the morning service to be held at the Methodist Church in McCrory, next Sun- day, Dec. 5. Everyone, both old and young, should hear what this noted lady has to say to the people of McCrory
 and surrounding territory.
The Home news., 1920-12-03
Cut This Quilts Worth Money

Gut out this sip, enclose with Sc to Foley & Co.,, 2835 Sheffield Ave-, Chicago, Ill.,, writing your name and ad- dress clearly. You will re- ceive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup, Foley Kid ney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. For sale by the Red Cross Drug Go. Adv.
The Home news., 1920-12-03
TO SCHOOL CHILDREN

Rena c. Marchard, 36 Law renee St., Salem, Mass, writes: "I used Foley's Hon. ey and Tar with good results, so I recommend it to every child that goes to school. :" Clears mucus and phlegm, cheeks strangling coughing, makes easy breathing, soothes raw, infamed membranes, and stops tickling. For sale at the Red Cross Drug Co.,. Adv.
The Home news., 1920-12-03
The Best Worker

Money really works. Many people fail to become prosperous because they do not fully understand this fact.
 You may be hard worker but money works harder than you do. You have to stop to rest, to eat, to sleep. Money works all the time day and night, Sundays and holidays, works for you so long as you own it and ceases only when you lose ownership. Put your money in our Bank and start it working for you. If you don't put it there, somebody else will. Begin today.
Evening journal., 1920-06-12
nrsnANn nNnRCEn.

CENTERNlLLE. Md. June i2.S-An
absolute divorce was granted In Cir
cun Court for Queen Anncs county 10
oscar plcasanlon. of near Milllngion.
from his wife. Matte plcasanlon. now
of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1920-06-12
CITY To HONOR
FAITH MARTYRS
Beatihcation of UrSulines
to be Observed With
Solemn Exercises
EXPOSITION OF
BLESSED SACRAMENT

There viii be a celebration OF ihc
b -tncation OF the eleven Ursulne
martyrs at The Ursuline Acad,my
position Of The Blessed Sacrament an
day, To close with bcnedictiOn at 500
o'clock, and the solemn chanting OF
the Te Doum. All who wish are In
vitd 10 visit the chapel and take part
in the celebration.
sunday July e, 1919. was a mcmi
Orlble day In The order OF st.
Ursula. on that day Holy Mother
Church by the lips OF the Vicar of
Jesus Christ affirmed that there was
no lOnzcr any doubts TO oppose the
question OF The martyrdOm OF the
llftsen horoines reunited In the same
cause. Sister Mary Magdelolne Fon-
ialne and her three companions
Daughters Of Charity az Arras and
Mother Clotilde Of s. Francois DO
Borga Of NalcncicnneS were sacri-
feed in that city with her tn lrsu-
linz Sisters. on that day, precisely
al "A o'clock. His Holiness Benedict
XIV preceded hv the pontincial Couri
I'M state entered the COnslst0ry hal
and asccndod the throne arOunt
which were grouped Their Eminlnce'
NlNININlNNN " NANNlANN'ANA
monte and NicO, several bishops an,
rrelaies. as also advocates and pro.
cmatOrs of the causes. The Ursit
lins OF Nalenncionnes were. repre-
sonied bv their worthy chaplain
Canon Loridan. Vice pOstulaior. Mh,
for twenty-five years had worked 81
| faithfully 10 bring about the caus'
OF Mother Clotilde and her compan
ions.
The immense hall was nllod. FIJI
teen TTrsulines occupied The first rows
Tho superior generals of the Orsu
lines ana Daughters Of Charity wen
/ ASSIGNED posts OF honor. The eecre
/ larry OF lhe Congregation or Rites
/ Mgr Verde. standing at The foot %
me ponhncial Throne read aloud th
decree a Tut0 OF the Bc1hfcahon %
Inc Martyrdom of The Virgins or Az
ras and Of Nalencicnnes.
Then NJ L'Abhe Ricciardelli. postu
laior read an address ~ thanks Q
Inc Holy Father. as we'll for Oh
Evening journal., 1920-06-12
"A Mothers Letter"

"a few years ago | weighed
less than one hundred pounds.
l took Fathers Johns Medicine
faithfully for a little over two
years and now weigh one hum
dren and forty pounds, and do
not recall that | have been as
well in my lifetime. | attribute.
It all to Father Johns Madeleine"
This statement g. given voluntarily
for the benefit IL may be TO others. Tie
name and address viii be given onue-
quest.
For a period Of over 60 years Fd.her
Johns medicine has been building up
an army Of Word-Of-mOuth advertisers
who tell their friends Cf the benefits
received from this old fashione 3. pure
and wholesome food medicins. For
over GO years 1t has proved iG3 value
as safe family medicine. Guaranteed
free from alcohol.
Evening journal., 1920-06-12
BAZAAR TO AID
OLD FOLK Home
Bichor Cholem Announces
Committees in Charge
of Arrangements
DEDICATE NEW
HOUSE TOMORROW

The Blchor Cholem Society. in
preparation for the dedication OF its
new home for the aged at 2Og-ii
West street at 2.30 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon and for the bazaar. which
Is 10 be held from Monday 10 Thurs
day at The home. has named a COM
mitiee 'of active members TO take
charge. The members OF the COM
miticc rare as follows.
Mrs. Charles W. Schagrin. chairman
Mrs. AdOlph Frank. Vice-chairman
Mrs. Harry Eiseman. recording sec
etay; Ms. Emanuel Cohen. financial
seceary; Mrs. Nathan Schlangcr,
treasurer; Mrs David Schar. Mrs.
Louis. Slonsky, Mrs Morris Solomon
Mrs. Louis TOpkis. Mrs Louis Hitler
sohn, Mrs. Hymfn Feinberg. Mrs
Harry Kaufman, Mrs. Hyman KanOf-
sky, Mrs Barney Brown. Mrs. Jacob
Sceatler, Mrs. Max Breuer, Mrs. Louis
Sklut, Jr., Mrs. David Rice. Mrs
Harry Friedman. Mrs. Manuel Cramer
Mrs. Ely Grcenblatt. Mrs. Abraham
Sayer. Mrs Jacob Goldslein. Mrs
Nathan Salkind. Mrs Samuel Gold
stein, Mrs. Fred Flanzer, Mrs. Morri.
| Freeman. Mrs. Simon Tuff. Mrs. Juliui
Glaniz and Mrs Jacob Faber
From the membership OF this com
mittee will.he chosen the women wiiC
I will serve in charge OF the Nariou.
/ booths at the bazaar
Evening journal., 1920-06-12

Not many new buildings have been
contracted for recently ln Whining
ton and vicinity and various archi-
tulators Of the causei May il slim-
ulate and comfort the Daughters Of
Hharily, who have before them The
example OF their venerable fOundrcSS
and that OF their martyrs. May it
be a light and a hope for ihe re-
liriOus who like ihc IrSullnos OF
Nallnclennes devote On msolVcs 90
the Christian education OF youth be-
cause The ieachint OF the Catholic
religion always ends in triumph.
even when 10 leads 10 martyrdOm
May 10 be "A piedrs OF favor and of
graccs 10 hal privileged land which
was The cradle OF The hcrOlncs. who
are this dav held mp io our adm'rl-
liOni May 10 bring forih the prom
lse OF an eternal reward Co AN Those
who not only admire. but who strive
10 fuiiat' perfectly the example OF
The Saints
Pope Ben-dlct NV then solomnly
chaniod the words OF The apostolic
bencdlclion. and then, after present
ing his ring 90 be kissed 90 the emil
ncni ~ rSOnagcs who surrounded ilim
Go the superior gcucf1lls, and lew
others. ne returned from ihe nall
That impressive ceremony TOOK place
almost year ego, and now the great
cen mony OF their bcatlnc1tiOn Is to
be sOlemnizfd and at Rome tomor-
row. An the Ursulinc houses through
out the world have been Invited Bar
unite In prayer on this occasion.
Evening journal., 1920-06-12

iecis presume that the present apa-
ihelic condition will continue unless
there lis "a radical decline IN The cost
of building material But that alone
did not serve in puitlng on lhe efec-
ti0n OF new structures, since many
persons were prepared 90 pay ile
high prices asked. hul were unable 10
secure material after 10 was ordered,
on account of ihc railroad ue-up.
J.. j. Kennedy. architect VIII soon
ask Tor bids from contractors, Tor tnf
now St AIMS Catholic Dnurclf 20
be erected al Clayton. Del. y VIII he
a onc-siory structure, 3i Dy oil ietL
plans are being drawn out Tor az
tralions and additions FOR the 81
Thomas Catholic school, al Hose
mont. Pa The structure Is 90 by ipo
T6e APARTMENT house. at seventh
and Most streets. designed 10y MI.
Kennedy and built hy tnarle. D.
nnurhcrly. Will Doe opened Tor urcu.
nancy within a few days To Is a Nife'
Story building and contains luui
apartments with many modern ihho'
81 Cornelius Church. The nrsl
/ Catholic Church al BrandyWlne SUM
/ init. pa designed boy Mr. h'hhe1H
and huni hy Mr.. nougherlN, Was u,nl'
caicd on Labor Day. 10 WAS FINISHED
/ ivvo days before The dedication. In'
structure. is built in spanish style an,
I has "a green Gle roof ls Interior an,
Icxierior &. OF Chestnut llill stone WI.
/ terra GOTTA lrimmings. The inierlo'
Is oak finished, 70 is 60 by 20 feet p,
A thrco-story residence for q. !
/ Thornley, is under CONSTRUCTION a
SMYRNA. Del. 10 Is 30 hy 50 iecl ah'
iwas designed by Mr. Kennedy anu
being built hy Mr. THORNLEY,. ,,n
three story residence Tor Harold =
erhnff ai Grant avenue ana var
Evening journal., 1920-06-12
/. rr1llirolv 0nIshod

Drive. L. practically finished
The ihrcc-sfory residence for Ar
Harrison ". Howell. al seventeenth
street AMI Erinchle avenue, IS nearly
finished
Work on the apartment house, at
Sixteenth street and RNerview ave
nue.. which is UNDERGOING alterations
and additions. IS progressing favor
ably.
Brown and Whliesidc report th1i
eleven stores and TWO garages, de-
signed for lhe Central Realty Com
plny. al Eleventh and Orange streets.
are being occupied
John nockery Thompson. Ir, re-
ports that work rs progressing on al
lerliions 90 the Turkish bath. al the
southwest corner Third and Shipley
streets.
Work is progressing on six houses
deslencd Tor j. Writ Willls. at Gle
land Heights The cellars have been
completed
Evening journal., 1920-06-12

diocese Of Cambra 10 which thc
two groups or martyrs belonged as
In the name OF their respective con-
grosatiOns. expressing The hope that
their blood. which Mas shed FOR the
faith. would bring forth a nCW gem
Grafton OF truly Christian souls whose
charity may produce Abundant fruits
for th1 glory OF God.
His Holiness. the Pope retolcod and
wished 90 Instruct at the same Time
those who listened 20 Him or whc
should receive ihe echo OF Ills words
Novelty provided 10 De good y
marked Ills Holmes. entities one 90
certain rgiLis. IL is Go a. that we
conccde lo The postulaiur OF the
cause OF the ffhacn martyrs the priv
iler, OF raising The voice In This halt
Is 10 not as III new cover or Heaven
A>crc opened 10 Us today by the proc
iamation of TIE marlyrdom OF dhoSe
RELIGIOUS who NNcn, borne away from
ihis world byl thc blow OF an udious
persecut.on2 This cOrEr OF Heaven
attracts us 90 forget those other
heroinos. Jeanne dare and Blessed
Louise de Marillac, whose merit as
We'll as those miracles have rec nuy
been recognized by us
Since 10 concerns mlrtyrdom, we
| love TO recall the words OF 81. Am
brose, when onctis called % be a
martyr an praise is given, nothing
| further need be said7' Whcncc We
draw the iNO conclusions. First
/ the virtue OF murlyrdOm comprises
AN the virtues which can adOn 2
/ heart: second. saints who are not
martyrs possess a virtue which dis
nosiss them 10 that heroic act.
Demonstrating aflcryVrd that char
I ity Is the dominant virtue OF on,
who allows herself 20 bc inundated
FOR God Tho Pope recalled rcrtsdr
trails 90 support his principle. II
was for The love OF God and 10 pm
serve th dr. faith pure. That ties
sweet victims refused. even under
pain of death. 90 take Tho oath inn.
posod by an lniquiious law, Zoe slid
40 the moment Of execution. Sisic'
Al8glalcins FOnialnctand her compan.
ions renewed their canhclrs OF 10,
and pressed more closely 90 Their
hcarts the Rosary OF The Rlessed Nir.
gin as III % show whence They drew
thoir confidence.
As the pope finished -spcaklngr al
l-lmcu. listening with respect 90 Fthl
tOuahing words In wimch he con
cludcd the discussion 'sro Civ
strength and courage" said His iHOli
Z ness, to- those who should labor anl
walk On The footsteps OF these mar
tyrs. We implOre on an abundant,
b of heavenly bencdlcion" May thi
. blessing descend on The devoted pos
Evening journal., 1920-06-12
BISHOP ON
VISIT TO SHORE

SUDLERSVILLE, Nd, June i2.-The
Rev. George w. Davenport. having
been notified in New York yesterday
OF his election as bishop Of the
Diocese OF. Easton, Protestant Epis-
cOpal Church. arrived here yester-
day. He is the guest OF Dudley g..
Roe, who was one Of the committee
OF notification. He Will spend several
days in the diocese. and will give bis
decision as 70 acceptance after his
return TO- New York next week
During his stay in the diocese the
Rev. Mr.. Davenport Will visit an OF
its large towns. Today he will 90 DO
Easton, where he Will be received
by the standing committee of the
diocese. From Easton he will 60 TO
Cambridge, arriving there about noon
lie Will arrive In Salisbury about
O'Clock Sunday he will spend hore
as the guest OF Mr.. Roe. and on Mon
day he VIII visit Centreville Chester
town and Elkton in the order named
Evening journal., 1920-06-12
Nh. ZInN CnIInCm

At Mt. Zion Church. Chrisiiana and
ClaymOnt streets, preachin at a
o'clock; $50 O'Clock. preaching by q.
W. Collins al the A. L. VI. p. Church
8 o'clock, preaching by William Law
renee.
Evening journal., 1920-06-12
WHY BE BALD?

guarantee after usirg g o. bottles
of Koon's lightning Hair hcnewel nl
money refundrd. Ladies' ind l.iEhtnlns
Unir Reviewer prevents falling hnit hn'
removes dandrun Edward Martin. N',t-
mont. n. D.. under oath. ttaunes tnAl ~,
h,d harn hnld for yolfs. used bottles
.f rtrbtnlnr Hair Rene Ncr and now hos
fnu head Ia hair Mt. nonohue. ISL
Amen street. phi'h.. han been nhlu ,'s
erai venrs used IS bottles Lightning iinll
Rcncwor aud now has tull heaa el h''''
al Tl hottie. Tor s.. or q Tor ehl. q.
tior enic by druggists. supplied by n
n panfnrth. wholesale druggist. ana IT,
Koop. no y. Third ST.. samhen, n, y.
Evening journal., 1920-06-12

The work Of the Want Ads ends
only. with N satisfaction Of their
cmnloyer-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-06-12
SLOW DOWN in
new BUILDING
High Price, Scarcity of Ma
terials Deterring Factor
in Projects
PLAN CATHOLIC
CHURCH AT CLAYTON

Not many new buildings have been
contracted for recently in Whining
ton and vicinity, and various archi-
Evening journal., 1920-06-12

the rules is that no balls or strikes
iincation is made TO Increase The bat
ting and intensity the interest in the
game.
Th3 standard uniform adopted for
this game is-whiie MILDLY blouse.
pleaiod boomers and white tennis
shoes No players viii be permitted
10 participate in practice or games
wearing high-hecled shOs.
Every provision Is being mad1 20
make this a healthful. developing eX-
ercise.
For The Uast few days darkness
has been the only thing that could
possibly interrupt practice.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-04-08
SUPERINTENDENT ELECTED.
5. A. Foster, of New Jersey, Takes
Charge of Local Plant.

S. A. Foster, Of New Jersey, arriv-
ed in Bamberg a few days ago to
assume the duties of superintendent
of the local electric light, water and
power plant for the commissioners
of public works. Mr.. Foster has al
ready entered upon his work. His
wife and two children have also az
rived in the city.
Mr.. Foster takes the place vacated
by ]. Gary Black, who resigned re-
Gently. Mr.. Black received the ap-
pointment of auditor of Beaufort
county from Governor Cooper, and
he has gone to Beaufort to assume
the duties of that Office.
The new superintendent is an ex-
perienced man in the business, and the
commissioners of public works feel
that they are fortunate in securing
his services.