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Evening star., 1920-02-02
FINANCE COMMITTEE NAMED.

Clifford Pinchot, former head of the
sylvania Rural Progress Association:
r. d. Cooper. New York, president of
the Dairymen's League. and Charles
w. Holman, editor of the American
Cooperative Journal. have been des-
charge of a nationwide campaign by
the National Board of Farm Organ
izations for a fund for erection in
Washington of a temple Of agricuI-
ture. All farm bodies affiliated with
the national board are cooperating in
the campaign, plans for which. to
reach into every state in the Union.
have been outlined by farm leaders
nationally known.
The finance committee has estab-
Usher headquarters in the boards
temporary home. 1871 I street north
west
Evening star., 1920-02-02
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERs.

The E. NJ S. Basket Ball Club will
meet at the East Washington Com
munity Center at $50 and the Man.
haitian Athletic Club at s o'clock to-
night.
The Park View Orchestra, under
the direction of Mrs. E. J. Ward. will
rehearse this evening at the Park
View Community Center. New mem
bers will be received at the center on
Monday, or application may be made
to the community secretary.
The Monday Evening Dancing Club
of Park View will meet tonight.
A dramatic club is now being or
ganized, to meet Wednesday night, at
Park View Community Center for any
one who is interested in dramatics.
1t will be directed by Mrs. Aurora
Edwards.
At the Powell Community Center
there will be French for the children
in the afternoon. The night activi-
ties will include stenography. Span
ish. dressmaking, the dramatic club
and a community dance.
Thomson Community Center this
evening for social dancing.
The Little Players and the Nation
al Peoples Opera Society will meet
tonight at the Wilson Normal Com
munity Center. Glasses in violin and
community orchestra are new ac-
tivities that are just organizing at
ihis center. There will be classes to-
night in Gregg shorthand. current
literature public speaking and dra-
matics. journalism and domestic sci
ence.
The Dunbar Center Chorus and the
Boy Scout Troops sos and sos will
meet this evening at the Dunbar
Civic Center.
Evening star., 1920-02-02
MRS. ANDREWS WILL FILED

Brig. Gen. George L. Andrews, q.
S. A. retired. is named as chief bene-
ficiary Of the estate of his wife. Mrs.
Emily Kemble Andrews. valued at
$75O,000.
Her will. dated April s. 1913. and
modified by codicil of April II, 1919,
has been filed for probate. Life an
nuities are provided. one of $1,000 a
year to her sister. Mrs. Ellen W.
Chever, and another of 5000 a year to
her niece, Emily o. Battles.
Gen. Andrews is to have a life in
terest in premises at 1S47 Columbia
road and with George w. White and
A. S. Worthington as co-trustees is to
hold the remaining estate in trust as
specified by the codicil.
Evening star., 1920-02-02
Some Auto Tags Good to Feb. Is.

The police department has announced
that automobiles bearing 1919 license
tags from Virginia. Pennsylvania. New
York and Ohio will be permitted to
operate in the District until February 10
Evening star., 1920-02-02
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.

TODAY.
Tea from to o'clock at the Col
lege Women's Club.
Evening star., 1920-02-02

Kenilworth Citizens Association
meeting at 8 o'clock in the Kenil-
worth School.
Evening star., 1920-02-02

Sixteenth Street Highlands C1ti-
zenS' Association meeting at S:15
o'clock at the Sixth Presbyterian
Church.
Evening star., 1920-02-02

Meeting of the Petworth Woman's
Club at s o'clock, at Sth and Shepherd
streets.
Evening star., 1920-02-02
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Evening star., 1920-02-02

Berwyn Citizens Association meet
ing at 1880 o'clock at the home of
A 3. Graham.
Evening star., 1920-02-02

North Washington Citizenss' AS
sociation meeting in the parish hall
of the Church of the Advent, I'd and
y streets.
Evening star., 1920-02-02

Meeting of the Parents League of
the District of Columbia at o'clock
at the new Bethel Church, 9th and
S streets.
Evening star., 1920-02-02

Meeting of the wilmarth Brown
unit of the Womens American
Legion at O'Clock at the Powell
School.
Evening star., 1920-02-02

Miss Clara MOrtenscn will speak to-
night at the Business Women's Forum
at the headquarters of the Y. w. c. A.
1888 F street. on THE Minimum
Wage"
Evening star., 1920-02-02

Meeting under the auspices of the
Near East Relief Fund committee at
Liberty Hut.
Evening star., 1920-02-02

Meeting Of the Women's Single Tax
Club at $50 A street northeast.
Evening star., 1920-02-02

The monthly dinner of the Friend
ship Clubs will be held Friday even
ing at o'clock at the Y. w. c. A. The
Friendship Club of Technical High
School will act as hosts.
Evening star., 1920-02-02

The E. NJ S. Basket Ball Club will
meet at the East Washington Com
munity Center at $50 and the Man
haitian Athletic Club at o'clock to-
night.
Evening star., 1920-02-02

Mrs. Edward p. COstfEan, president
of the Washington branch of the Con-
sumers' League and national chairman
of the food control committee of the
League of Women Voters. will speak
Wednesday night at 8 o'clock at the
Women's City Club. on Consuming
the Consumer"
Evening star., 1920-02-02

The Washington Chapter of Hadas-
sah will hold Palestine week cele-
bration tonight at the Y. NJ. II. A
Evening star., 1920-02-02

The Monday Evening Dancing Club
of Park View will meet tonight.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08
Gin bennerfensmerter Nnsiprltd Sur
1lenies.

Gin FOLDER miro gegenioarttg il
g%rinnerlrtg gebrndt: Cos reidite
grbten bus man einem inngel1
damn Don 6alS aus mif5ugeben
5b,er1r1ag, lit sic Mrrnlt, Sd nude mid
#feiner 9orbeit fbliloig, menn i'd be.
buupfe: 8erabe Der alaiie Der Mr.
NUT %ent1tam1r1en Sic gllten nn0 gro-
ben Msenid]en. Niibt Die Sobne Der
Miaiondi1re nnb beg a6els gebe1 Der ,
.WeIt lire aebrer, lire WeedrtDrer,
.re Grinder, lire stoafsnldntler, TIRE
sDidter uao ieIbit ibre groBfen Sc
iddfttslcute. annm elmer ierler llrs
ferbfIliitdfen Namen, mel1e bent We11t
1dengidfIedt INSTRUMENTATION Dieils
aeIeiltet, Ser MIDI gefuiegt, gerpdbrt
!un6 alfgebrndt porben mdre N Der
one @rdfte nnfporne1,ben 5dule Der
Nrrn1tt. sir eotpe0en nangen goan11,
Der n nidt 6a5l ge5tpultgen iebt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08
Nagemti1t
@i0en8merteS


Meienpreiie fir fraus6fide MDbeI
Mus Berlin miro gemelbet Sn be1
8eriteigerl111g Der &unlfiddBe eines
ibleiiiben SdDloffes, bas eirem 8ri-
Datr1nrrt gebort, nurben Breiie fit
fran5oiiide Mobel beg is. Sabrbun-
oerts geoabH niie man lie III 3euti1-
lamb biisber nod nidt gefannt bat.
fam- ein2 ESofa nit feds
52ebnieifeln anf nidt tueniger als
100000 Murf. Sic @arritur ml1r0e
bon einem 8erliner %angefauft. Mn=
Beroen1 %er5ielten 5pei %aommooen Bel
gleiden Set R 100000 Marf, Elm
2ouis=XV .y5hranf erreidte 41,000,
Elm DipIomateni6reibtiih bericlben
''gpode Sc, 900 Marf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08
Generalfelomariid)aa @aeieIer 1nb Sic
Wrheifer.

I1rteridopflih iinD Sic Nnefboten,
5fpelde BON DEM ppr Ginger 3eit aus
Dem 2eben eefbiebenen Beneralfelb-
mridM 9oefeler er5dbH iperben.1 Der
5geritorbene mar gerabe5n Elm 9rigi-
mol. Muh in o5inlen Dingen bate Der
.@ruf feline eige1ten Mnid)alungen sic
bon oenen 10 mdnder ieirer 5tanoeg=
.genoiien ebr ltarf abitnden.
Chit tDonte Elm boiler 9ffi3ier Del
ibm Beiuh mad]en, b0IrR aber BOZ,
benz 0ffnenben Die1ler, bab gr5eQens
ouf Dem 6eloe iei. Ser gelld,er min
fparten, erbdlt aber Sic ettnas berIe.
gene 4n1porf ngr5ellen5 tperbe bor
Mben0 follm beiInfebren." Ger Off
a5ier gebt nlio MN ieIbit q~l1erfeloeill
ll110 fo1rlmt al ei1e11 @artoffelader.
mo Ell don bon ipeitem Sic Arbeiter,
III LANCER Reie gebIiid, Gnrtoffeln4
abnboeln1 iebt. Mer beidreibt ober
1iein Grihaunen aIs er mittenorin n
Der Meibe eifrig nrbeiten6, 5eine CT
3pnel13 Ben 0errn @eneralfelomor-
id,on erbtIItdt. 0neieler begriibt ben
geiud)er freunolid, nber fnr55, oent13
meiint, iest ei feline Gie1spn1lie,
ilrb iofort begibt &c ipieoer an Die
Mrbeit. Mnt Mbell0 erbieIt on1,1 Der.
Dffiaier bon Dem aNlarfd1an eIbft bic
GrfI1rung seine Mrbeiter p1rea
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08

Olo1, fndi,gt ong rote, nufiribneriide Clement Del Ial-
ieaoet1l Mseer bate geondt, oafB tie I'M 2nuoe oes r%olenoen
|Dolars je 10 ippig zgeoeiben %ipiiroe1!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08

400 8ent1ter 9radden Que IN Sc
ipidt BON 2 Bis IL Nffu1b Ser Song
5erfolgte nit eiIlem ehpn 200 Nieter
.In1gen 3uggnrn nnb Elm belonnes
Irer @ludsurnitorb. Mufg @eratetpobl
fibrten Die Slider an elmer Steae Der
'Saloe, 100 lie cine Bibgrube bertnu-
tefen, ong Meb aus nno 5ufdillig IN
|einen groBen 5dtDarm nnsgeDadie-
|ner Eiene Gnetn. l5drge bon 80 Gent
1er 1ino grob, Gdii11ge BON 100 Gent.
ner miieboerbolen ii1 MIR I'M 2aufe Der-
|ibieoe1ter Sabre nn6 0nnn MIR IN Der
Gin ID grober Sang ME Der
gegertpdrtige murDe an 8ooenlee
ipobI iberDnlpt nod nidt gemadf.
Nert Der Slide betrdgt Mr Die
|8ifher ehDa 5000 Biz 10000 Nearf.
Deatfde 3nfunft 5s
|nenr1t iib cine 33eitibriH Die mir I'M
fern 2efern als cine quite grgdn5una
nnIeres 8Iattes empfeblm fonnen.
|g5 1T 6ie a%ltbetannte 8odenausga=
be Ser @i0;Iniiden golfsaeitung Fin
Muslam nnb neberia, meIde oer
gerleger 8udem in &oln ieit Gnoe
1919 5n elmer ban0liden 3eitlbrifi
umgetaltet bat. Sic foa IN aaen all=
Beroeutfden 9droern Sic Wnbr bell
lber Sic 1enen oeltifen 8erbaltnilie
nad Dem 8eItfriege Derbreiten bel
fen. Mne Muslaubs- un6 neberfee.
beutfben meroen auf gerlnngen ger.
Inc einige 8robebeHe foltenfrei iber.
mittet. @s beomf 6a5u MIR elmer
8oltffdrte an ben 8erlag Der &Dlni.
f1en @olfs5eitung, s. s.. 8adem n
@0ln d. $50. Gle 3eitiidriH 1T ieb1
|binig nno miro medentlid nnte1
IStreitbranb Derian0t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08
Sin 1,pberueg MardJeu.

Cine lberaus lebrreiide unb nod
|baa1 1ebr nftuele Narabel er5abIt
|Grnna M6nm BeDerlein, Ser Didter
|6eg u3apfenitreih" i'm .6ranffurter
@eneraInnaeiqer0
m6rdpn.
Ser Nrolefnrier NOR lance AT HuF
mnonnpn mnndanoI niihfeIia .nn6
fendRno. ieIfen ein1palS leidf uni
froh, melt fhIeht unb redt Dor {ih
hin, Mber INNER ido11 mar Ct Dem
|l1nterneh11er neioiIh aetpe{en, ser ii
elmer fpinen !@ntide, SQpor ein itatt=
fiber gauI, uatneng ,.@opitolismus"
op{nonnf tpor. 1fols an Inn Doriiiber=
n1hr. Mnh Sen bier ssabren &riea nun,
NOR ser H%rnIetnrier beg gufuBaebens
heIonners milne 11nn befdlloR. 10 ober
il o,,h nal il Ser ,411f5d1e al fahren.
Or fieI nIin rem @o11I n Sic 8Iael
1nb eri,,d1tp Sen nnfernehrner in e11t-
imipnpnpr'mpifp m1sa,1lfeinpn nn1
Inn gsioh ~ moffpn glpr inprrfp iid
.,1e,,f. SHIfehiim nher n1,,bfp = sem
9,nfonftpn ep'or1ne fnInen gIs er ser
Wsaapn nerIiek n1ahf1feSer ie6od Sen
WrnIetorier. g,,n MT aip hohen
;et+ es5,.e,, W;IIen. S,,rhoe5pt4 nhpr
h5ron 20 ,shr1en tesie MIR son Mm,l
:, NH ,,,,h +,.a;ho,, DO I'm n;hf :,
tnn -, moa sipr hof Inn aripn had
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08
in Ecbclt frSnt Sc Eicbc!

Dele, piele laien bon oen1 unelude, oas IT'LL
[Iioren Arn1e betrafl ais DIE Rriegsfnrie oie ~5er1tors
ten Ge9e1loen Guropas perlieb u1o IN ,feQr1l oesI
Glenosee1penites iir1 Den nduulern, huItten lno 2uiz
men ifih e%inniftefe, oe IN lno au6erhalb Der pffaoe
Der WeBelei eelegens Dele eridauoern BET Dem Der
rehnen Der Rlage1 uno 5dreie ie fonnen oasGntz
egen rid1t erfafen, oas ienes flehenoe 6e'pimmer,in
lid biiret unoo iinfolge Ger unfdhiefeit Ger Giniddgz
une oes eren3enlolen Gle11oes beei11nen fe an oeren
[2lmfridhtiefeiit 51 31peifeln. n1arhem peridlieBt oiez
fer 5weifel Den Gingane sur Dohltat ipenoenoen
|daide:
aum 6lnde Ser 2lrmen u1o 2ternfen I'M alien
Daterlanoe uno iiber oe6en Gre115en hinal1s ntehrt
haben fno.
Gii1e fleineGpiiooe Der perganeenen mod1e aus
unlerem Reoaftions3immer:
Decor 1t 5annt uro 5eioe nod NIT 2sradan5ue Il.
3Ylinoerhntt neinL ean5 ei1fadl pom 2rbetsfeloe
her, Fam Elm herr, oeflen Nanten mir auf ieinen ct
genen Dnnfd eerne NIT ei11en1 6ehleim11isn,dntel.
den ln1eeben molenz uno fraete: Die fan11 idP Den
Dinner. 6raufee1 helfen7n Gin paar erlduternoe
morte uno Elm Undergraduates Ghed bon funfunoz
5pan5ie Dollar lag Dor unleren 2lueen uno mir
oanften I'M Nanen iiddperlid erfreuter Gmpfdnoer.
Bepor uns iener mohltdter perlek, erfldrte ec 11odl
oafBK er mdhreno oes Krie9es fir allerlei 5pede CAB,
oeben mollte, eeben rnu6te, uno oa6 er iebt ooppelt
freuoig ei1e pflidt erfuIte, oie ers fml ielbif iebte,
1ie1e eole, frseirpiilise 6abe miro mand,en 5az
milten iber bittere 6ureersnot fir eini9e 5eit bin
peehelfen. Die Gnpfaneer fennen Den Spencer
nid1t uno oanfen eii11em ean5en Dolfe. Ste meroe1
Die Siebe bep1noern, 1nitoer oas oeutidzamerifani=
ldle Dolf4 auff Ole Reimeeiudten bltdft u11o 1perz
Den i'm Daafesgebete Ole NIT uddie1liebe geffronz
ten Wohltdter einihlieBen. Sic meroe11 fir Gas GAME
aomerifanilde Dolf befen uno jjeoer1 Ser nodb nidt
oas Redt betty, tn oteie from1ne 56uriprahe eineez
fhloien 81 fem 1ollte ellen, ellen sur 0lttarbett an
Dem merfe Ger 5~6irior9e.
DEL muroe 9e9eben, aber nod1 LANCE 1lidt 9e1n9l
III oen perfdieoenen fa%tholiiden 6emei1oen rOllr=
oen Rolefte1t eineehoben uno ~er5ielte1 hiibide Re-
luItate. 2lber lie eenieen nidfl Gs mar Elm Sturnes=
1lalfe1l oas nur oen halben hiigel erreid1te! Die
|idlimmere Rdlfte biz sur Spite 1T nod 81 erflinz
men. Sic muf erreidt meroen uno fol- IS ourdp tauz
fleno 2lppele eefdehen. Dolfer oarfen Dor 1nferen
2luge1, 11idt nntergehen iolan1ge e IN nnierern 1adt
iteht Dies 81 perhitenl mer fdlieBt inh aus oieien1
6runoe Dem freimiaieeny erfreulide,t Beifpiele unr
ieres uneenannten 5penoers anp
IN Der &iebe lieef oe Krone oes menldliden Sc
bens. Gr1perbet fieln
2h1 oiefer 5telle mollen 1pir ep. eiftlaufenoe Be
trdee qutttieren, Die MIR an Ole 2lrn1en meiterbeforz
oern meroen,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08
nnbeiuufter Mberglaabe.

Neben benz MberqIauben, Der aM
|ein Sseitholten an heibniiden @ebraus
ld,en auriifqeht ODER ieinen gun,nle-,
|bIob alf Dem @ebiete oeg Mn5fiihen
|atpiihen 0immel unb grbe Eat, aibt
lee nod einen anoeren, Ser, auf Der
Igrdaheit Des 1enfens ber11ben0, eben-
|{o inaaeitip IN alien @eleuldaftsffrei<
lien 5id fortpHan5t, pie iene anoeren
|spieIereien nit mebapbp(i1den Naf.
Helm. Man fDi;1nte i'm ben nnberpuBs
ten Mberalauben ne11,1en, Inn 10 mebr
laIs mir ung ielten betpuBt iinb, uie
Oft ct ung I'M toqlihen 2eben begeg-
met. lin Bei{pieIe al finoen braud1en
mir MIR in sic bolfsfnmIiditen gor-
Iitenmnaer, hineinauqpeifen. Dn fpridt
lee elmer Dem onoern aI11lbia mad, 0nb
Not1pein NIut made. Wen er rot III
natiirIim. Sic g~oriteu1u1a. sic III 0ag
lBebiet 6es ebenio finbliden ME M
ln1grottbaren Observation-Disclosures dc.
horf, entbehrt in Babrbeit ieoes Der.
niinftiaen @rnnoes Gin 1nbetpuBfer
lMberaioube Iieqt aud III benz ipeaien
ne,,fiden sdnpdengruf vgs. debtll1
Seem n WirfIidfeit 1T o,,rdl fri{dlen
g15trom betpeote Q1ff n1r ae{uro de-
aeniiber elmer heiBen, Haqnierenoen,
llr,b men11 ien1n1o aIeidHpoM an ae-
Observation-Disclosures Wirfuna Des }u-
aes feitfaaIt. 10 Int er foIhe n,1r ei-
fper eineren NertpeidIida1na ausu<
idreibeu. Ser bette 8etpsie bafiir 1T
Isle 9Jot1ode. ooB her gnaIdnoer fir
Sen Inn aGnaIih feblenoen Begriff
a1h fein Wort ii iei1er 5prade be-
iibt. Gin tpeitperbreiteter unbenubter
)g6eraIn1be 1T ferner oie gererbung
mpnidIider giqenidnften burd1 Die
MuttermiIh. Mbueleben 6apon, ooB
l6ie5e BOD nidf aud giqentumIidfei-
Fen see gsaterg. Sic is pieIfah III ben
Iganhfon1npen All fon1fatieren fino, III.
oas 4fno urrpHanaen fam, mlBte,n
1uir oann folaern, SAX eir mil aub-
miIh er1rahrter Saa1oIino giqenfdnf=
len 6iefes e0len Mieberf6uers nn=
nehme - g>rok offer BeIehrnna IN
ben @da,Ien al heute nod Sic @rotte
h11,fin oenun nls Elm oiffioes aier.
grfI6rpn I1bf jidh Diefer Mb%eroIo1be
h0h5feng b11rh Sic Hoaenoe Gimme,
IS mpnin 6ifhetiid,e BeitoIt unb
nI,,nnpp S%nrthenpnnnn 1es 9Ieres, 10
mo s,,rS Ron I1rnifnnh. noR % pinen
So .Sa,,f ,fnrf reiaenDen 6aff abioa1<
6prt 1H merritt Ia 1pr unbepuBte
gfhproIn,h n,,h idnn n ser fir sem
Npnriff m%i6prlinnin aerpahIten Be
ap;Gn,,no mspnr, mon mn MrneiSen-
e;ern 5hridf & fpr6pn Sc npIioifen
lmiiien' nob q ,ih hier aar nid,f nm
folmp honSeff innbprn I'm SIS eif0r.
niapn M,1npen nes giereg @enou IS
,,np;gMutir npbro1hpn mir bng Mort
M,,torm mn herbinoeu MD oiefem
dieffen gegriff. Gum minoeften 1e-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-08

De gro5eiffierllng Scatter Bilbelns 1T nod LANCE
|nidt nlfpegeben. gaar MidaafHtgft. It'd gege1npartig init
Der unteriiaddlll1g Don 500 berihieoeref1 Mnflagen gegerl
|aeB iperoen, ne1lrl Ell iienpulg 5ulta1l0e fotnnlt. gSer tuiro
bon lins ben Allsgang erlebe1l
Ger s55rieoe ipalroe bon inherent golfe fbot ldngit
ratiiffiisiertls Mir beoirfe1 fei11es 8ertrages NIT nroeretI
I9danoer11. ne1n tie ~ertDeiier1 fid11 JIG ben 11leiltet1 5dlllen ais
rntiffiiJereal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-12

he bestowal OF the decoration you
have Just received.
1T was your privilege 20 name the
place and date OF their presentation.
Many thus honorcd In the past have
selected the Blue Room OF the white
house with the decoration presented
by tho president himself But when
ar war department requested you
fn advise II when and where you de-
sired tho ceremony to take place, 10
was your wish that this decoration
H presented amid tho humble r.oncs
hat have Witnessed your manly
progress from the cradle until tho
prescnt day. and among your own
pmrados, your noishbors and your
friends
your deeds both AZ q citizen aud
n soldier have been no more gal.
lant than was expected Of you by
your friends and neighbors Of Tulsa.
rom tho bottom Of our hearts W.
congratulate you"
Then ho pinned the modal 20 IIur-
lcy's uniform Colonel Hurley re-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-12
Rheumatic Pains
Quickly Esssd ny eenstratin
Hamitn'a Wizard OIL

A safe and effective preparation
20 relieve the pains OF Rheumatism,
'ciatlca. Lame Back and Lumbago
IS Hamlins Wizard OIL. II pene-
trates quickly, drives out the sore
ness, and limbers up the stiff ach-
ing joints and muscles.
Wizard Oil is a good dependable
preparation to have in the medi-
cine chest for first aid when the
doctor may be far away You will
ind almost daily uses for IL in cases
OF sudden mishaps or accidents
such as sprains, bruises, cuts, burHs,
bites and stings. Just as reliable,
too. for earache, toothache and
Group Always keep it in the house.
Generous size bot,is sso
II you ere troubled with constipation
or sick hesdacbe try Uamiln'a Wizard
Liver whips just pleasant tittIs pink
piils at druggists for sec.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-12
EXCHANGE AGAIN
IS VERY NERVOUS
Paramaunt Positio nof u.
s. as "Creditor Ma
ton Is Cause.

NEW YORR Nov it.--Tho FOR.
cign exchange market ns oXpfcHFcd
I'm terms ~ she American dollar wae
again tytramoW nervous today. de-
noting In greater measure the
paramount position ~ this country
~ tho wurlda pole 'cr'diipr
iutipu.
Heavy off,rups - gplu and cot
ton bins caused mo ftlNsh. Jr st'rl-
ing rate Go FAN tp $50 - fur de-.
maul bills aa against th, pru-War
quotation uf 4sG t.N. T'duyH Ipw
was lagc under IN" rocort best,
bat considerably over The low record
~ hr roWupry whom sterling foh
TO ais
NrW mIult. im rates were r1dr
bv grou,h. lbRiun italian. spanish
uui tTo't exchange, fut'h"r ~.
morali2ltiuu was reported In the
central ana Sorth American marietta
un1 American dollars rose sharply
In canada
countries aItJ was heavy nud in
tpu. instances d'nlrr8 declined 10
quot. pti.a8 Of bills go several now
.4s'yn European war created ma
lnuH
rri,ltc odyiecr from London were
Co. flu cifr'. that no immediate re-
N.f from syiatlug exchange rondl-
uu,. ~ Eurlaud ana Franc" In
prt.llIc Tho same reports ntirih.
utr the wc1tcn ~ French rates 10
huuvv uurchnrog Of American com
moduIcp
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bis friends and townnfolk 20 %
yresuutatiUn ia the national capital
~ customary with PIch prre"n'a
Sons. In making thn presentation
~ ,Aiyn j Niles read tho folio"
az citation
"titatiou for Galrutry IN Action
Jnit'dt Stnfcq Army. Lieut.. Col. In'
fuk D. Hurley. j. A.. attached TO 18TH
e. q. Tor distinguished and cNDep-
tigUI gnlsutry at Forrest Do
Wocvrc ON November 10, 1913, in
he operations of the American 80
bed liouary forces. In to@imony
..horcof aud hs au eypr'Nsion ~ APP
pgcDntiun Of his value, I award him
this citation. signed John J. Perish
Ing. Commando. .lu- Chief
ItUt4cy's act is more fully set forth
IN the following.
Award ~ Distinguished sorvicc
Hrdal Iy direction % the president,
under provisions ~ 'he oct Of CON
grcsl. approved July g. 1915. dia-
unguishod s.ryIs, medal was award
"a hy the war department 60 tho
ioIloWiup-uam.l officer.
"PatIck T. Hurley lieutenant
colonel. Judge td.uratc generals dc
paftmoul United StltoJ army Fur
exceptionally WDrforlnus and con
FpltpouH gcrtlrnH Assigned as judgt
udybCdc. army artillery, First army
I" rendered services pf marked abil.
ity p'IfoiWng iu addition to hi
iuaulflid duties th" duties Of ad
luthnt roncrl and Of Inspector gen
raj Later. us Judge advocate OF
1e sixth army corps. hc ably con
duttcd the negotiations arising be-.
wecn IN" American cxpcditionary
'orco9 ana tho Grand Duchy Of Lax.
cu'bOurg wherein ho displayed
Iund judgment marked zeal and
hoou perception OF existing condl.
Tons He has rendered serviccp oi
maiorinl worth to the American ex.
pee dtionhry forces. Residence at ap.
polntmcnt Tulsa. Okla"
Niles Makes speech.
IN presenting the mdoal. Major
Niles said:
'Comrado Hurley. speaking FOR
yopr comrades and your friends and
'ighhors here assembled, we fee
nat We. too, have been honored
'pon this occasion, and thar tho
lonor bestowed IL at your hands e
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SAND SPRINGS ALSO
ST.NLIS tEIIBItATIDN,

Nrmistire duv whs celebrated IN
sand Springs Thursday with auto
mobile and m0toro,olo races hS tho
main nVentn. and foot races hR an
added attraction Tho races were
held on Second Wr,..r.
Tho automobile rare vas won by
curtis Grccr, tho motorcycle race
by "Bustcr" Brown. the potato race
hy CoIl stout ana the three
legged race by Lincoln and Coffor.
Morlo Davidson won the l00-yard
dHsn
A dinner ana duuca were given
Thursday nlrht for the Legion loot
bpll eleven ~ Broken Arrow.
whirhdcfpntod tho sand Springs
eleven. ~ 60 o. Proceeds from nli
picture shows Thuradny night arc
tp be- given TO the Sand SPRINGS
iupIu tJ help furnish tho club
rooms lu tho emo building
Amidst improaFivo ceremonies con
Quoted Thursday afternoon by Joe
Carson post. American Legion.
t,iyorudo i've, destined TO become
ono uf tho show places Of Tulsa, wpH
dedicated tu the memory ~ those
GNnhuWl boys who gave their lives
for the pr'nulplcg of freedom. The
memorial services were held upon
tho drive NsolG at Eighteenth and
Denver avenue. soutiuR q strik-
Inv picture with tho array of civil
hua ir fan attire. the oN-scryico men
m ull uniform and AN clnbnrht"
display OF ,olors flying In the
br,pzc. Although the weather Was
chilly almost "a tho point of discom o.
fort. tho crowd Of 500 waited until
services were concluded before dis
banding.
Simple Ceremony Touching
a truck Ecrvcd as an improvised
platform Addresses were stirring
nd as tender tribute was paid 10
hoac who gave their lives that
America might live there were tears
. many eyes. The crowd. composed
great part ~ mothcrs fathers,
relatives and friends Of ox-sNrvic,
'n and those whom the war had
luchod most Intimately were much
novcd by tho simple but touching
Herciscs.
Medal Presented 10 Hurley.
The dodicntory exercises hogan
With presentation Of n Distlnguishe q q
''rvice medal 90 Lieut., Col Patrick
Hurley. Hurley preferred to have
Nts awarded in Tulsa In the midst