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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-20

WANTED - PoLISHER. LARGE
MACHINE. STEADY WORK; THE
DREW DANIELS GRANITE COM
PANY. WATERBURY, VT. 1tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-20

AS | am leaving the state must dis
pose of my farm and personal property
and will sell same at public auction on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-20

BUY A DOUBLE HOUSE and let the
other fellow help pay for II; here il a good
one on Clif street; rooms in each tene-
ment; dividend in center furnaces, baths,
etc, large lot a bargain at SO. 900 90 terms
$4,000 balance at per cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-16
Wanted-ReaI Estate

FARM-Wanted to buy a farm within -
miles of Whining ton. about % to so acres
House tenant house. barn and outbuild-
ings in good condition. Stream OF water
running through place and timber land
Address 4 l3. Every Evening Office.
GROCERY AND MEAT sTORE-To buy
or rent store property. Phone S45O-W'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-16
AGAINST WOMEN VOTING.
So One Woman Told Meeting Held
at Richardson Park Last Night.

Declaring women's place il IN the
home and they should not vote, Mn
Joseph NcCulhm left a womens political
meeting held at the residence of Nrs.
William TnSman, in Richardson Park
last night. Thirty women renamed
and heard addresses by Julian G. Walker.
Mrs. George Stewart and William Tins
man. Music and refreshments were
provided. A motion 20 attend the
meeting st the headquarters OF the
Young Mems Republican Club today
was adopted.
Women who attended a meeting held
inkingswood Methodist Episcopal Church
last night were advised 90 register next
Saturday. DIR. J. NJ. X. White Ne
Lacour and Miss Mary X. de Nou
made addresses. DIR. dc Lacour told
the women 90 vote and not let an un-
desirable element 60 90 the polls and
determine the form OF government under
which we shall hive. Miss de Nc,
emphasized the importance o< wcmef
voting at local eleet'o"@
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-16
Musical, Dancing. Dramatic
IoHN 4 THOMS JR

JOHN a. THONS, JK,,
Piano Theory Organ
Pupil of Wassili Leps and Camille Geek
wer Graduate in piano and theory of the
PHILADELPHIA Musical Academy Organist
and choirmas ster of First and Central Pres
hyterian Church Accompanist of the Phila-
delphia Operatic Society. Studio, 2505 Van
Rufef, sfTart Pnou i 30.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-16
AUCTIONS--LECALS

AUCTION SALEs-Of every DESCRIPTION
Anywhere. If you want to sell see Hamii
ton, the Square Deal Auctionecr and Farm
Agent Io5 Madison 81. Phone 734s W
PUBLIC SALE-of arst-class furniture.
& Sons Auction Store. Ill e. Fourth
street, Friday. september II. 1920, 2
O'Clock. p m, sharp. Two brass beds,
enamoled beds, dressers and chifroniers
walnut bedroom suite. quartered OAK dim
lngroom suite, tapestry couch, felt mat
tresses, rockers, chairs, library suite in
blue velour, table to match: coStumers,
mirrors, set fine dishes. pictures shades,
several good rugs in administer. wilton and
brussels. several small rugs. 27x54 inches
These goods are in flne condition and viii
be sold TO the highest bidder. Stidham s
Son. Auctioneers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-16
AUTOMOBILES
For Sale

Automobiles For Sale IL
AUTOMOBILES
1917 HAYNES. SEDAN
1917 OVERLAND. TOURING.
1915 FORD. TOURING.
1917 CHEVROLET. TOURING.
FORD. TRUCK.
2-ToN G. NJ. c. TRUCK.
1917 EMPIRE, CH JIMMY.
PEUGEoT. RACER.
DODGE, TOURING.
The above cars may be purchased
on our convenient monthly payment
plan II desired. Act quick.
~, Mr.. RatledGe, s02-oS French st.
Open evenings. to p.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-16

THE PATH TO the classified al page is the
telephone Phone your want Offer now
for tomorrow $ paper
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-16
STEAMBOAT LINES.

%:s~<To PHILADELPHIA
and Chester
In Effect September ~. is2o.
Subject 20 Chang Nlth04t Not4e-~.
STANDARD TIME
Leave Wilmington. Fourth 81 Wh~rf fnf
Philadelphia. and Phila1eiphls. chsstnsf
ST. Wharf for Wilmington. Nsekdays. 7 81.
600, ll.oO a. m, 80, 500. ais, q 90 anl
700 p N. On Saturdays additional frips
$50 and $50 p m. On Sundays aud holi-
days. leave both Wilmington aud Ph4lalel-
phia at 80. 600. 0.3O n. N. ~ O'clock
noon. l-30. 500. ais. 600. zoo. $50 ana
$50 p. m.
wilInington-Penn's Grove Route. Lave
Wilmington. 5.45, zoo. 500, 600. loco.
ll.o0 a. m. y o ciock noon. I 90. 90. lOu
400. 500. 600. zoo. 500. 400. 1000
100 and lr.s0 p. N.
Leave Penn's Grove. 500. $50. 500. ao0.
1000. II 90 a. m. Il O'clocS noon. %. oC
500. 400. 500. 800. 100. 800. 400
1000. 100 and .i1.sO p. m.
Runs only on Sats.. sun. and holidays
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-16

AUCTIONS-LECAlS
Auction Sales
Legal Noty~es

pVkSs s'VsWVw ~
yOR CLJsET AND WASH.
sTAND--~saied proposals ~lli ~ rees.l ve1
by The Board OF Public Edor.tson ia VII
fninxton, Delaware. for installing or4r
closet and washsfand In school No y a.
per plans on 6le with M Marine
Thomas. High school building rropossls
must be deposited on the ds,sk of the Pr~~s-
dent OF the board tsforf = orssv>k q fc
Monday, september "a. la20 and must ~
MARKED Proposals for Closet and WA4L.
stand The right 70 reject soy or aii pro.
posais is reserved. Erdnan Hoffman. Chair.
man COMMITTEES.
FOR REpAfks TO ROOF
sealed proposals will te ressiva<j fy ~.
Board Of Public Education In ~lifasrstsr
Dfia~are, for repairs 20 the roof ~ No 10
school Proposals must b rep<,sifss1 On IN.
desk of the President OF tnf bsArd tsfsre
: O'Clock y. M. Monday Hsp'efnf~r ~.
1920, and must be markell Prot~,sAls Tor
Repairs 20 Roof Tbr rlghf 20 rs lest apy
or all proposals ~ reserved. Con~eil Hau-
ton. Chairman Gomniittee
PRoPDSALs FOR DKfN KING POy%-
TAIS-sesle1 2roposals -iii Ds rsr~i ysS'
by the Board ~ Public Edocatlon Ia VII
mington, Delaware, for installing ss
drinking fountains In school No. ~ Pro
posaIs must he deposited on Tho y~s< os
the President Of the board before o clo~s
y. M, Monday. september "a. 1890, and
must be marked "Proycssla Tor Drins lns
Fountains. The right 20 reject any or AZ
proposals IL reserved. Erdman HO~man
Chairman of fOfnrnltbr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-16

CHEVROLET. 1918. ROADSTER.
CHEVROLET. 1916. TOURING.
BUICK, 1920. MODEL X, 7-PAss.
BUICK. 1920. MODEL K-45.
CHANDLER. 1918. ROADSTER.
WILMINGTON AUTO CO.,
so2 FRENCH STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-16

Machinery and fools 81
STIRLITH BRoS.-scrap iron and metals.
beams. Front and TatnalI streets
Musical instruments g.
PATHE--Phonosraph nd tneIr greatest
features No needles TO change. Plays ali
make records with their respective needles
at their best. Guaranteed five years. Al
fora Piano Co. 2lO ". Ninth street.
PHONOGkAPH-Ni ictor concert auxefo-
phone. suitable for ice Cream parlor club.
other places of amusement. 40l s. Grant
avenue.
Wanted-To Buy Sc
CLoTHEs-win buy your old clothes.
Isaac Gibbs, s3S French street. Phone
2995. None bought at store.
DIAMoNDs-we will pay you the highest
prices. b. hleitz * Bro. Co. Sixth aud
Market streets.
JUNh-Let me buy your second hand
goods Highest prices in Delaware H.
Sloan. 10 West street. Phone 7s4I 7S4o.
OLD COLD will buy your old gold and
silver. Aiillard +. Davis, 81 f.. Second st.
WHEEL CHMk-will buy or rent Phone
7649-W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and Found

Lost and Found 10
BEAUTY PIN-Baby's. Aquamarine set
ting. Reward II returned to 4lo west
Fourth street.
BROOCH-Lost. Inlaid with pearls on
Delaware avenue car between ana y,
m. Tuesday. Liberal reward. Phone 7l36 W
DOG-Lost Tan English bull black face.
Answers to name of Bob, Reward II re-
turned to 1907 Broome street.
GOLD klNG-With brown tigers eye set
ting. lost Monday between Sixth and sew
cntn on Market. Owners name INSIDE
Reward. Call 1915 j.
GOLD WATCH-Lost between the Green
Lantern and Overlook Colony. Claymont.
Del. Frances Headiey. 25 Second avenue.
Claymont. Del.
POODLE DOG-White. Answers TO name
of Tocdle. Reward If returned TO 62l T..
seventh street.
WATCH FOB-Lost. gentleman blacd,
with gold mounting. Reward II returned
To 1908 Rodney street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-16
SuIpYARD HELP

sALESAEN-i
Progressive. ambitious men, willing to
learn. now engaged in commercial
lines. but who would like to enter the
financial field. due 10 the larger re-
muneration and greater possibilities.
teachers and other professional men,
who desire to enter a business with a
great future. are offered an unpre-
cedented opportunity to do so by one
OF the leading banking institutions of
Philadelphia
We viii train you In the evening so
that it will not be necessary TO leave
your present employment until you
have fully mastered a lucrative pro-
fession. This will require your attend
ance two evenings per week for four
weeks At the end of this period you
should be fully equipped to earn a
very substantial income.
If you are looking for prosperous
independent future, and really want
to be successful. you cannot afford to
let this advertisement pass unan-
swered.
Next class meets Friday evening. Sep
tember 18th. at 7.3o. Room 42o Ford
Building. Simply report at the above
time. appointment unnecessary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-16

WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY r Chambers
Institute Fall classes. Day, evening Men
women. Information apply 204o Arch ST..
Philadelphia. Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-16
Local instruction Classes

Local InsUuCtIOn CIaSSeS 43
BEACON BUSINESS COLLEGES Tenth
and King streets. Phone, write or call for
particulars about day school or night
school
CROSS BUSINESS COLtEGE-OfYer a
special course on the Monroe Calculating
Machine in addition TO its other courses.
New students are enrolling. 90I Washing
ton street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-16

RUGS-Aud floor coverings 5000 yards
hnoieum remnants large enough for kit
chsns. at half price. Huriock 5 Cash House.
seyeuta and Poplar streets.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
~
MllIIAF Packets Of
Fl6WSr Seed FREQ

1saisvs n asvsrs around the
AgaH Il ~ sostA. Fsewess brt9htes
- Tbs AsAs suyroundiAss and give
;1Gsassss ~ sss16fAc<ssa u those whs
Aavs Nsn.
We AAvs ~ aab1s moro than cas
@alisa paehsts q sssA al beautiful
~ easily grvva fiewsn 10 b gfvea
y es4 sustsm~y tbs spring To- the
hsaatifytAs q tAais Asmss.
HAstanss' ieee SEED Catalogss b
acw rssAy brilliant cover In nasurA'
callers, ~ pagss Of gardan AID farn
iAfaeusstisa. prossssiy illustrated NJ
tAe ere worth while seed book fos
sestAevl sardsasrs and farmss~. nh
cotalcSvs b absolutely tree to yoa ~
REQUEST Your Name and sAdrsss %
DsstAl ear< Or IN letter. viii bring \
- yeu By return mail.
f1is iDse Catalogue vtli show yos
lsss how 20 can Get I'VE packets d
no~sr ss~As fffvs aiftsrsnt sostsl -
poiatsu free OF cest Nis sprtng oss6
fue TITS catalogue toAag withosA "a
Ne eAlisatioa to buy aaything SnA1D
rcs want 10 n. a. NAor,NOo -
sssesmsa. Atlanta 0A-tA1s11
See the show At the PatSioa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

,Mn. Jim Bull. 81 Cedar C,e@t. I.

,Mn. Jim Bull. oi Cedar E,sst, Ii
dsnss rously I'LL.
]. W. Story In on tbs sick list.
Rsy..Siory. ot Abif, ~ visiting
bis mother this week.
Mise. leila Raglan. Onis, Annie
and sallis Daniel. Dot, Mary and
Hssel sp'sdiinr. Victor, Nichols
and John B-sgeu, Lester Yoa~g,
sam Gilmore, Ella Daniel ana
I'D ard sprsdiing we're the guests
oi M and Mr.. !. Il, Robsrson
sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Y. Robertson we're
the guests ii Mr.. and Mrs. J, q.
Robertson and family Friday night,
Mr. aud Mr q. n. sprsdlins
we're guests III Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Waynlck Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Council we're
tn. guests NJ Mr. and Mr. G. w.
Seala SUNDAY.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

There hss been quite a lot G
sickness 10 this vicinity.
Sara Sensing. daughter Of Nj
and Mrs.. Met Sensing ot this place
died Friday afternoon with ,uber
culosis. She was buried At Green
wood burying ground.
Mrs, AUX bowker spsn. las, weel
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| Austin BAKER.
Miss Ethel Story spent Wednes
day afternoon With Miss Dcl!,,
Story.
Mu. Dan Grimes 10 sick at ,hi
writing.
Mics Dollle Story spent Sa,urda,
afternoon with Der sunt, Mrs. Az,
Baker.
Misses Mamie aud Mary Dazzle
spen, Sunday with Misses DoIli'
and i.sona Story.
Mrs J. T. Daniel spsu. sunds,
al.sgt,eon wlth Mira Dan Grimes
Little Misses Louise aud Jes.i,
Bell Baker spent Thursday after
noon With Little Miss Lecna Story
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Baker anc
children spen, Saturday nigh. anc
Sunday wi,h the former . ,paren,s
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith BakF.
M,s, Della Owens 10 on the sicl
list this week.
Mrs. Jennie Owens IL reported
better this week.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
OBITUARY

Mira Eliza Jackson HudSon wa,
born Nov. IL, 1856 near Charlotte,
Tenn and grew 10 womanhocd IL
that vicinity. She VAS the dsueb
ter oil the late Willis Jackson sBd
belonged 10 one ,he state . oldest
and most aris,oeta,ic families
Several members oi her family
having been active members IN the
late Civil War A great many 81
her near relatives are prominently
Identified with the religious sssa;ts
| Of our state Early in life Mrs
Hudson vas converted and joined
the n Il Church, South. os which
Abe renamed loyal snd consistent
member until her death.
Durirs her young ladyhood abe
vas married 10 W X Hudson, ho
has served Dickson County ior q
number OF years 40 County Judge
To them wefs horn live ohslAfau
four III whom sarvlye their mother
namely: Mrs, Pearl Callum NJ
Nashville, Mrs lima Crafty, who
hves near Charlotte ard Forrest
aud Norman Hudson Another
son. Herman, proceeded het Go the
grave about fss wears ego. Mrs.
Hai.an il also survived hy, besides
her husband ,wo sisters Mrs. Petty
and Mrs. French d Charlotte
Four grandchildren survive.
During the Iss, years u hsr life
Mrs Hud-an wss afflicted very
greatly physically, and suffered very
much in consequence ct her st.lic,
tor. For the past two years che
and her husband bad made their
home With their daughter, Mrs
Crafty, che being unsble 10 DO the
duties Of her household, and il was
there on Friday morning at three
o'clock. Jan, %. 1920 she hseAthed
her last and went home to receive
her reward, Mrs. Hudsan vas
a Christian in deed. MOI only did
che cay %. bot, her actions proyed
il. She vas woman Of the
tyoadeet charity, no one svss ap
paalesi to hes iw the necessisies II
life and went away smpsyhandsd
She I'D the hungry. clothed The M
red. visited the sies and cared fsr
them 10 sheir sfl'csioe. thereby /.
empha.irirs that postiea ol The
scriptures. lnasmBch ~ you did
/, unto one Of the leas, ct shess you
did /, unto me. She ~ss loyal |
10 her istni.y and bss sresirSs !
plsasure ~ss TO hsvs them ~iih
her. loyal 10 Der Chufeh. hes neigh !
bore and 10 oil good causes. Sis
VS. Q great advocate ri shst vas I
risf., and aoesat snti shh9rrrd al ap-
p<arsncs Al the wrprs things Il lfe
Faaess 81, s=s<scvs were tosslei-f
At M Lebanon Chunh ssie,iss
q, 1880 o clock TT hss, Omar
Charles. her pss.Ori assisted b. -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

n r ues~... "a yl.ajs~y Was
here "a hus,n@ss she sisss "a ale
we*h.
~. - .a.a 4, .s.,.r, Naa " NJ
N sehm,Astsss sssyxse shat Ipurpys&s
mia .t,s spaisse,x
sy,,.,. r..,,, p.,,s,,,- mn aps
.h~s,s, !, ,hl. a,isiag.
r,,,,a p,,,rt..,.s ,novna ;nto h;s
"a .s.,as,,s.. ~, ~ x.,..s S.sx,s.
|s.s
NJ. n..,.. - -. r,,A.n 20
ws,,f,,. A.ys bs+n Waiting Mics
s,slls R.ksf slaes Friday.
~. 500. y 49,. sedan ..pm
4. h. .op,..,is,ip N I'M. p,,.ty wsA.
I,h.r, wbsn w. lcaa suood ana sec
tho wssh they ara doing The crit
ieai eaad,.inn wi,h .he .noase,o
business Ioe al sesm 10 scare shetn
vtfs aiach'
Mts l. d Rssan, 81 Nashville. "
visiting relative aud friends here
this wsts. 4
Miss kthsl Sanders wba has BEES,
at tina bedside vi her iatheF ,.1aE
seystal days. HAS returned h1ysAF
Or ]. & siasrln sypvis ~ aew
cases % tbs iutiagn4a A ~ ptac.
tea =
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

You are often told to beware Of
cold" but Why We will tell
you Every cold weakens the !unss.
lowers The vitality and psves the
~ay ior The mere serioss diseases
People who conuset pnsrT ais
first take cold. The longer cold
hangs 90. the. greater the danger.
especially from the germ diseases,
az q cold prepares The system ics
the reception sud developemsns ot
the yerns a consumption. diph-
liberia. SCARLET fever and whoopinc
cough The Quicker ,ou get rid Of
ysaf cold. the le~s the dsagrf OF
contracting one Of tAese diseases
Cough Remedy has
a xY~s, reputation a. = cure Tor
and can ss depended upon. II 10
pIeasan, TO take.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

Nj. Jshn Pistnan vas hosn II
East Tennessee Novsm6ss II. 1ot3.
departed This liis Friday. nassh II.
1870. sgd ~ ysass. I months ssA
one day. HI Joined NJ nsDtiss
Church II Mapls 0rovs Id io0e as&
lived . chsistian lils uatll asstA.
Hs 10 SURVIVED ~ wtls nd six
grown chiIdfse-Ave dssGAssss sa1
zoe so0.
His remains wsss laid IN ssM In
Maple ufovs csmstssy. 9oa1sy,
March 10.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

MY sed sbtary habits have ne.
esssilaiei the use u sn nccasiannl
laxative. / have tried many hut
found nothing better than Cham
herlaius Tablets, ariirs s'eorge r.
Daniels. llst,iaick. v, Mr. Dan.
iel. \ proprietor VI the Hayiwlet
Inn. one a tlie model hutel- u
New Eugland
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
Has Had stomach Trouble for
Seven Years.

Theodore SANFORD OF Fenmore
Mich. has had sicmaeh trouble 10,
ssven years and could not en-, vege
tables or iruit wi,hou. pain 10 the
stomach and restless nights. By
taking Chamberlain . Tablets be il
nov able TO "a, vegetables az tsui,
withou, causing pain OF s,eepless-
n-ss II tro,hled With indigestion
or constipation give these tablets .
Wsl. They srr certain 10 PROV
b. s6cial
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

Rev. George Phillips Of the Z. p.
Church Of Charlotte. After nor.
vice. In ,he church the r-maiDs
we're carried TO the family lot In the
cemetery near and laid 10 resi-. A
very large crowd, considering the
Indictment weather, we're present
testii,ira 10 the hIsb esieem 10
wtieh Mrs Hudson was held.
Marvin Choals.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

Scott Msschum =
| w.
Irene Msachum
10 chancsry Court u Diclsou,
Tenn.
10 this casss, h apcsass 10 shs
Cisyk and Master ffom s0oav VII.
ihat The Deh. lfsps nssshsn 10 3
nonrssidsas u ths BsalS ~ sasass
b. s<svsd With psessss. II tsaedsesd
that said Irsos hsschso aopsas d
thu Cousthoess In Diskeae, Ts~ess.
see. a. ~ bsloss Thsss1ay alsa ~
Aih. Aoaday 10 April. it9O. ssst,
and plead. answss = 6s0u n ~
bill Glsd aesins4 ~ II ~ Ahsss
cause is divoscs. n ~ ssn4 ! Win
BE- taken fos ssutssssd saA ~
cause set lx hsssisg ~ pAsss,
II 10 sarth~ os1ss6 thst iAls
nosios b. publiAAsd 10 ~ Cs1ksss
Couaty Hwald ios iou eoessanlivs
~esk, ~ rrQsiesd ~ las u seck
cssss.
witssss NJ hssd u slhss. y
Dieksos. Tsssssssss Tho nassA
9osh. lo3c.
J. J. Taylos. clssk 4 kAssss.
n. C. RicAsedsou. 81.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

The ssxi tim1 ~ Aevsa spaek
a. cold ny CaanAssi1ius Cssgt
iemsdy. Il b p,sssAsl = take
and yos - soss y b $1,000 -
sha ssiiA .sbscA tes1ss6s. -
remedy kasTs sids ssDstalan RI
~ supss Il ssaulsA - saa1ap
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

The best 10 slwsys the eheapest-
dice hafsows. euls,vaioss and es3ep
planters made by Oliver Chilled
Pics Go
Ansiersop Hardware Co.
Remember Lam Nest Msrke, 10
still s.liins th.s good Cocoapus
Better al 3Scts Der pound.
Don; scrgss 10 PAP sour city
taxa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

NOTICE- Bring me your plain
sewing. hoasedresses, uadsrcl7;h.
ing children's clothes. Also ere
chetins and ,s.ting. Ncrthsas,
eaner Church and CaiIsge street.
LeSy A. Hssisf.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-17
Moon-Glo Satin

Tho sheer beauty aud durability OF this dis
tinCtive satin has madC Il a nation wide favor
itc Cleaning and ripping with Rlinting lights,
II is unusually desirable. Pure silk perfectly
doomed; will not slip or rough up; 40 inches
vide: in back, midnight aud brown, as well
as full range OF afternoon. street y IN
and evening shades. Special ........ OsCU
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-17
POISON IS SUSPECTED

Poisoning on SOM, fo.m i4 bee
lieved by police 10 have caused the
death of Merton Whi,o. 30 years old
ana Jrsrio Juhu.nn. 20 years old
negroes. who were found dead
about Q o'clock yesterday morning
IN tho servants qua1tars iu the rear
Of j. " Glllou,'s residence 2l3o
Terrace Drive. ari'e vas laying
urroas ,ho bed when found uud ~
woman was NIup uu 'ur N'ui. Both
u. them were fully dressed ana ac-
cordiug 90 r.. R E.ra p,uIu.l lathcs-
man. who madc tuo myr-tls sntion.
they had both been nolbug at the
mouth.
SO trace OF poison could be
found hoo the small huUH" and MON
bors uf the Gillette family declared
hat they had heard u1 disturbance
the night before. bot ih' policc
v,ln n.m iu their conviction thot
both deaths we're due Goo poisoning.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-17
Order Your
Holiday
Engraving

Engraved cards done to or.
der Call at the STATIONERY
section and select styles
and leave orders now 10 In
sure satisfactory work ana
prompt delivery.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-17
RAILROADS GIVE
CINDERS FOR ROAD
Midland Valley and Fris-
co Each Promise -
Cars of Material
MAY OPEN NEXT WEEK
Funds Being Raised Rapidly
in Auto Club Campaign;
Work in Progress

with the definite promise Of 80
carloads ~ Cludsrs. - by the Mia
land valley railroad and 10 by the
Frisco. the proper filling In of phoc
nix street In West Tulsa In assured
&. r. Hopkins. vice PRECEDENT ~ tho
chamber OF commerce, notified -. A.
steiner. commiasiouer NJ streets nuI
public property Tuesday that IN"
TWO railroad companies had given
written assurance that the ciudorf
win be donated Ms soon az those
working on the rUnd are ready for
them.
Five Teams ut Work
Fivo teams and eight men are
working steadily on Phoenix street.
lotion steam roller has been OBJ
tained and viii follow the graders.
George Reeves. president of the
Automobile club, which urgnnilH-
tiun sponsored the Improvement OF
Phoenix street. and which has cOi-
icctcd more thnn $1,000 ot the $4,000
necessary TO pay for the chats ana
other expenses OF repairing the
road expressed his satisfaction
Tuesday over the response to the ap-
peal for funds and for materials
several auqualntunCes who use the
West Tulsa road have stopped mo
Ou the street to give me money to-
ward repairing Phoenix street" no
said
THAT tho street, whom finished.
win stand up" In all kinds OF
weather. Ii the belief of I. a. Hul,
chairman OF the Automobile clubs
special finance committee, who
went TO the scene OF road operations
Tuesday and watched the progress
being made.
Open Phoenix Next Week
While IL would be an expensive
operation to drain the street en-.
tirely. the crown In being built high
enough to drain all water into the
cutters 30 II viii not stand In the
middle OF the street
Those IN charge Of the work ox-
pcct Phoenix street viii be opened
for travel SOME time next week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-17

th" fundamental conditions which
lfH operating today lu the body pol
ulg for the upbuilding or destruction
OF national lito. Keen of eye ana
thought he has made % deep study
'. The commcrolaL industrial aud
criminal world
Judge Lands comes 60 Tul.u
under the auspices ~ the ,ommu-
ui's lvorum.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-17

"I'.IHl 'N Iuf world.
li'LbESNIbLE NoN 10 TIN,
f"ru'is of This section Of the cpun-
iiy uro greatly Discouraged. ON nc-
count of The low price ~ cotton
ana The high wages for picking n
H believed that many acres vuI
never boo harvested