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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-19

Whether North Topeka lines will be fur
nished with one or more of the eight new
safety street cars which probably Will be
put in operation Monday, has not been de-
cided, an official of the company stated to-
day, as several days will be necessary TO
try out the cars and get the revised plans
in operation. Just what lines the new cars
will be used on has not been determined,
and will not be known for Few days yet
An homogeneous thing noticed today was
a stack of sleds In front of a local hard
ware store. Garden implements would be
more in keeping with the brand of weather
now being enjoyed.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. William Roehrig who has been ser
covering rapidly, and has been brought 10
Charles Suit. 1921 jackson street,
Mrs. r. Il. Daniels and her daughter,
Myrtle Marie, who have been visiting at
the home of Mrs. Daniels father, L. H.
Daniels, 1910 Tyler street, for the. past
month have returned to their home in St
NJ G. Holman returned home yesterday
afternoon from Phoenix, Ariz, where he
h:sd been called by the illness of his daugh-
ter, Evelyn. Mr.. Leon Holman who is with
his sisters, will remain for some days long
Dave Gabriel has bought the Wither's
property in Kansas avenue, whee the fam
lily has been living for the past few years.
Mrs. II. L. Gordon and infant son, Troy
Ernest. have been brought to their home,
80 Park street, from st Francis hospital.
street, who have been sick at their home,
are both improving.
J. BoSQuett has sold cut his business and
has gone to Michigan where he plans to
remain permanently.
Mrs. Ned Keller. formerly Miss Estelle
Deimer of the South side, who is employed
in the Freight Auditors department. has
been chosen one of the beauties in the
Santa Fe Beauty contest.
5. r. Dexter. undertaken. Lady as
sistant. S23 Kansas ave.-Adv.
Roy Lukens of Salina is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Lukens of Roches
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Whitehead entertained
at six o'clock dinner Thursday evening at
their home, 1882 Quincy street. The table
decorations were pink and white chry santhe-
NUNS. Covers were laid for the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Keller. Mr.. and
Mrs, W. E. Keller, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
and Mrs. Floyd Whitehead, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hale Owens. Mrs. Ijams Whitehead. Miss
Margaret Keller and Mr.. and Mrs. White
Mrs. Paul B. Van Ness of 1888 Garfield
avenue entertained last evening at a seven
Section of Portland, core, formerly of
W. L. .scotton. MIS- f6iip Koontz. Mrs
l. Cole, Mrs. ". NJ. Van Ness, Mrs. Carl
Hirschberg, Mrs. Chas. Klussman, Mrs.
Lester Pence, Mrs Dean Van Ness. Miss
Eleanor Caldwell Miss Edna -Kincaid. Miss
Ethel Hannah. Miss Bessie Schenck. Mrs.
Jeanette Emert. Miss callie Kincaid and
Miss Elizabeth Van Ness.
We have just received the largest assort-
ment of Johnston's chocolates have been
able to get in months before buying
that box of candy for Sunday visit our
candy department. A. NJ. Petro & Son,
Druggists.-Adv.
Ladies of the Baptist church will serve
dinner at Community house Saturday.
Adv.
New Orleans Cotton Market.
New orleans. Nov. 19.-COTTON-Spp
steady. 10 points lower: middling. 1850
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-19

Why not make HIM a silk
pongee shirts for Xmss2 All men
are partial TO pongee, and here Is.
your chance TO get the material at
good saving.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-19

artificial means of keeping herself in
shape soon forgets the vital things
of life that mean more than anything
else in building and retaining a beau
tiful person." said she to a reporter
who was watching her work behind
the scenes. by that I mean, it is
continued exercise and careful watch
of ones diet that keeps the figure
where it should be. OF course women
who never had a figure or who are too
lazy to develop one. can depend on
corsets, but they will find that stays
are deceiving and they must be con-
tinually changing the style they wear
in order to have any figure at all"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-19
Figures Ruined
ByCorset Says
Mile. Lingarde

That more figures have been ruined
by corsets than have been helped by.
that considered necessary article of
women's attire, is the statement by
Mile Eloise Lingarde, who is present.
ing living limitations of the San Fran
cisco worlds fair statuary at the
Novelty this week. Mile Lingarde de-
clares she does not wear one of the
err, things and goes further to say
that she fears them and if she adopted
the general practice of most women
in wearing a corset, she soon would
lose the figure that is now her bread
and butter.
1.-The woman who depends upon
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-19
Sixteen Lumber Jacks Drowned.

Lewiston. Me-. Nov. 1s.-Sixteen
lumber jacks were drowned and nearly
score more narrowly escaped death
when a motorboat in which they were
crossing Lake Chesuncock. caught fire,
according to reports here today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-19
North Topeka Nelos

Items for this column may be left at
Petro's drug store. or telephone Eleanor
Kimbail, 1891 after o'clock. Other
hours, $3.50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-19

New Orleans Cotton Market.
New orleans. Nov. 19.-COTTON-Spot
steady. 10 points lower: middling. 1850.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-19

Those men who want the heavy
wool separate garments certainly
will be pleased with these. The
workmanship and the quality are
very superior. We have also the
same quality in the union suit
at S4.25.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-19

ltd)en. Sd meiB: mir meroeu inns
luuetternl Sdlou neil Sic 0untor
III bobcn ihciucm @arum ion Gin
$aItor nidlt auh Nrmor bcIitcn p"
gin &hrcr 4uiidt, &crr AnltS
lat. NdmIId. mcun Is lpobr lit, haf
man eincn Niauu pom Nunor on
leIncm Grnite crfenHt. 9tnn tati1h.
.;dl BIN i'd erUittr pcronla0t. ais idl
idlciuc. SeNenlaIlS .iebc jh 0eu Su.
lior ais ciur @9tte%Qabc. sic oas
%eben oerid6nt un0 Oft dcnua fem
Guntcl lid'tcr hjIit; uu0 Damn audi.
neil CT etrpa5 bCiitt, mas al 0,A
GutuheleutEteu III ser y~Sirfinmfcit
leoc5 @ciltliten gcb6rt: enuu5 Ser.
lohnlihc@."
SiibInQcn trot bernn.
.Nmtarat lest iiu0 mir 10 mcit,"
l1Qtc er, D9tItoedc mtloet, 0aG att-
perihtct mtr0cn f0nue. Tab IS Ian.
ser Acoauert hat. ais notueu0i9 Qe.
meicn mare, lit : re SdruIo. mcin
Altcrtlcn. Ter 0imnler nit ocm
S.ed bat lih gcra0e3u rabiat beuonl.
men. Gr mollte Oo@ 2lCio pom Scr
Titte pnrtout niht lo5laiicn, 10 ~0oG
man ibnt oie Stcre mittcIa elmer
4ncif5auge oiiuen muBte. lln0 nun
haben Sic Die @iite, mo geben Sic
Srou BON NIcecl Den Arm. Sic.
Iieber &err H~ciubol0. mus ih nit
6rnu nou SobuIen beIaitcn. Cine
rortrcffIldle Gamc, Ood lit eS not.
meu0ig, Dab man ibr 3mpeiIen Den
ricr5ehuten Beers ol4 Dem pierluo.
oreibigiten Nialm in Gas @eoGd)t.
MS 5uriidruit. Miiicn Sic, ME or
lalttet?"
HeiubolO nidtc mo 5iticrte: g9e,
bite ociue 3u1lt Dor 90iem mlo
6eine &ippeu, onG ic uitlt laid re-
ncll."
so lit cs, Eaitor; i'd iebc, Sic
ino btbellrt, 2lui Der anoern Seitc
BADEN Gle Die feline Nalm: EN- @cIt.
finn otm Is aber ON @citenocu III
Ger Sclt Qcbrid)t. nQmliCh am @ciit
Ger Crouuu.L SECT moD'u mir 81
Glide lcheu, i'd boiic, lIebcr &iel-
mani oab Sire @ummCrn III mel
lIcm Moacn WIrocr gut modem per.
Den, mas Die mlrbeu AlIdcn geiiiIl-
cigt haben.
Sn oieicm 4~ulenblifc oifncte
lStupp5 Die 6liiGcItiiren 5ln7 Speiie-
3immer, mo GteOede, Der b1lite 5u
leinem 6rof Snmgihuiire trng, mel
bete o%ernebmlid): g@nooigc 6ran, eS
lit angcridrtct.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-19
Oprtiesuns folst.)
SdlafneiSeR Der 8aIte.

@ei Der ~gamltigen 8eocutuH8.
mclde Die 5dlufyuht Snouitrie. mo
imaler tie lid, betreiben ldbt, Ut
ser ucueIten ,3eit erIanet bat, limo
ole f.8eioegrlAoe Der 8snitc.
bun oencn mon in Der @lorienseit
Der dnerifaniideu 8retpei0e ioaut
pie nId)ts gebjrt bate, bon uuge.
mobrlid) aroBsm SSntereie. lluo
lie iin0 ouh bic unnbbaugigiten ib.
rcr art. Aith neroen lie i'm ge.
riugiten 8ro0e ourd geiebgeberiid)e
0tabnobmen o0er burd) Die ielpeili9e
> Interchangeable behin0ert.
0nS Iiegt ia Der eriten &inie oar.
M, 0nB eS bier nod 81 feiner Gnts
midelung bon Niterlperb Qetommcn
lit. Gem 0ie Sdai5ad)t lit ole ein.
5ige 2yuouitrie bon bcion0erer @id)-
tigtcit. iiir peIf,e iene @iilienitridp
non giotur aus %9eeignct %erideincn,
mic 0errn aie SdMie ia nldl oui
marden aEOercu &auoereien. mCldlc
fir Dos &ornnIeb nldlt aellii1eE
milrocn, qeoeibIid mei0cn t0nneu.
2,abrciang rpiiteien befonntiih liz
n,ard,en Der meltljdcu Stoaten mcbr
o0er miu0er beltige Sample 3uiidfen
Den &inoojc6 INTO ben 6doi5ut.
tern. Go8 mar nod in Den 8oaerL
oils 81 Der iogenouuten 6rciweioe
o0er Dem uranac eountrn" ouf meite
TIddcn 20n0creien ~ach6rtcn. Die
mr. haIb troden muren. netd)e Elm
5ictnIih rcihlldp5 @nd9tum bon
BroS bcruorbringeu fonntcn, QCeig'
net fir mci0cn0e 6er0cu aller 8ot.
ilnlgCn, iats non Qenu1 MallCr Iiir
Die qan3e Tahres5eit Iinocu tonntc.
SoId,c SlnIicn 2an0crcicn mnren bon
Oeu bci0cr'citiacn gi~ebjiidter.,Iu IN.
t%creiicu lebr beaebrt mo mtittitteu.
aber oie bIobc MpiDe}cit iilr Die
ie 2duoercicH lit cin iibermtn0cncr
Stnn0puafi. Ger INNER itdrtcrc,
inteniipcrc 2orobau iii6rtc 60}u 0aB
INNER mehr ioIdlc Yau0ildhcn lur
odcrbonljd)e .3ipcdc en9c'ric0jnt un0
qriinDIjd oi9gcbeutct mtroeu IS
lit mr. ichr meuig ron Den baIb-
;rodenen @arocrcicn iitril Qeblicben.
mcIfc liir @cioc 3mcde 81 babeT
miren,
60 mur0cn Die Giin0picb r Ser.
0en immer mcbr mad ciuQeiric0i9-
ten. foitipieIiarn NciociIddcn &C..
oranlt. mdbreno 0ic Gdoiber0en IN
sen @iIoialbci . Wijitcn un0 0hnli-
den Sorten GcoIou6. aud an trote.
nen &oiicrIotcrn, nod INNER icbr
giiniijqc @%cIegenbeiten gum @eioeu
ian0er uu0 menigilen5 uidlt ge}mut'
gen moren, olli umtrie0iqte 2onoe.
reicu gu gebcn, - obiuobt Shoi.
3udJt Der Iebteren art fir 5petltIo.
ton oui Gr3ieluna auberoroentIiter
@oa. uno 6Ieiihpreiie 0ctrieben
mur0e. I'M Beiolqe 0es Meittriele3,
Iie 3urohme Der @iiiten . 5hni.
3udt nor nber cod perb0ltuismabia
Die bc0cuteH6ite un0 bemcrtcn5pcr.
teite.
@ieIe 5fai}ufter 0e5 %icrnuciiIi.
den Qnnoes lDurocn 1914 un6 IN
sen nl4lten 9Io6ren nit 'tlcjnen ser.
Den %po.Ibobeuo, un0 gar marhe
iogor reid. Gle ijeeu bud itdblih in
Ser Bole.
Gddier in g}eDo0a. oeren oic.c
3um Nasfen . V|olfsitamm gchoreU
uno aus ibrem iriiberen 3eim Cn
lgreRaen @ebir8tJ ais 0irtenbur.
Ideu IN bieiige @iUtctrieu gebroht
DurocH, b6rte in nid)t mcni3eH Sal.
zen ba.o air., iur eiHen nlumpjBen"
4o5n 81 orbeited. mo muroen icl.
ber eriolarelte 5dai1cr0en Belt.
II. Rod ldn8erc 3eit oiirite oiciq
GntmIdluna Der IinBe nrbaiteu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29
: Wedhug og3oszonego wezora

= Wedhug ogioszonego ,~czora
raj sprawozdania byznesowego
sarzedcy chicagoSkiego North
western University, wydatki tie.
60 uniwersytetu "a rok iiskalny
ktory obecnie sic skohczyi. wy
nosza SI,3os,oo; defieyt "a po-
wyzszy czas przedstawia sic W ST
ME $123.490.20.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29

Pok6i luh diva do vynaiecia 4 Eu-
chnia. l247 y. Oakley boul. Seie pie
no, front. %
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29
Rueh Y TuSarTytIach.
1E srANlsLAMowA.

ossda zted. No. 50 odoedzie
swe regularne pcstedzenie dzis t. J.
" ptstek, o godzinie Sci wteczorem;
wszyScy delegsci 1 delesatki prosze-
nI g. o eoecnoSe. gdy4 waSne spra-
w "a do ralstwienis. - Ptotr 10
stenkowski, prec.; Maryan r. JaS'
xtocki, sekx.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29

PAN1EN potrzeba ma mieszkanie.-
1897 Holt ul., 1sze z tylu. SO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29

SOWY murowany dom 5 / pokoi, T.
lektryka, saz, laundry tubs" diva o.
sobne boilety. sprzcdan bardzo taniO
Tub zamlenie ma mniejsze properta. -
zglosie sic S0SJ \. Ayers ave-, blisko
Milwa pkee ave. SO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29

SYPIALNlA do wynajecia z wiktem
la pan Tub mszezyzn, pierwsze pie
tro. z tyiu. 10e2 N. Wood u.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29

Zamie1,ie dom tanio, pnr. 1747 No.
Winchester ave. "a pokojowe flats
1 jeden fiat " basemencie, wielki
bargain "a $4,000, tylko> $500 wpla-
T.. reszta jak rent. Heafield and FL
scher. 319S Milwaukee ave. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29
.KT'O CI1CE

rnieS eiektrycZne Swiatlo " swoin
iomu. n-ze dostae IA m!esteezue
splaty. FIR. MALICH, 1873 \. Lea
=
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29

BARGAIN 100 ARROW uprawnej z!e-
mi farma 10 akr6w pod piugiem. -
budynek I inne zabudowaniai; spree
dam z zapasem Tub osobno, Ia go
Tub ma zamiane. Listownie:
Herman Rotleff, Neflsville, Wis. -
r. F. D. 6. 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29

PoTRzEBA stsrszet kobtety do ba,
vienna dwojga dztecl. 1886 Black
hawk ul., Sole pietro. Q tyiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29
BE- WEGLA : BEE GAzU
BEE GRlEWA Be- 6Az0LlHY
BE- ELEKTRYkl

be~zpdecznie, wygodnie, czysto, latwo
bardzo tanio MONA doskonale opa-
lie piec pokojowy. kuchenny, ko-
ctol parowy, furnace, W ogole kazdy
piec bez wyjatku, czy TO starry. po-
pekany. ezy nowy, wielA czy mafy.
PRzEKONAJCIE SIZE NA0CZNIE o
TEN W biurze g~eneralneJ Agency
1916 W. Chicago ave.
Ma MLODZIANKOW1E, " skiadzis
meoli Forczak and Kalucki, 1865
W. Chicago ave.
BRIGHTON PARK u Juliana ku-
ly, r6g 3sej / Spaulding.
NORWOOD PARK I JEFFERSON
PARK, A. Jetowski, SAB Newark
ave.
Potrzebujemy representatives ma
poiskte dzi-.nice / miasteczka. bli-
sko Chicago 2 niewislkim kapitaiem
ma pop4ainyeh wa Inkach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29

BARGAIN. Grosernia 1 d~elikatesen
ma sprzoda7r bardzo tanio. z Dowodu
choroby W domu. Doore miejsce da
polskiej familH.-5 iadnych pokoi b
tylu. $500 Greenwich ave. 80
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29

Ma sPRZEDAz granofon ! angiei-
skimi rekordami I maly stolik "a
SIT. - 1850 Powell W 2gie pie
tro. z tyfu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29

FRAME ma konkrctowym fundamencie
3 flaty 20 4 pokoje. CORA kqpiele, lota
80 stop szcroSa, blisko Milwaukee ave.
Cena tylko ma predka sprzeda5 $4,000.
ZSlosic sic 30S5 y. Ayers ave, blisko
Milwaukee ave. 80
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29

PoTRZEBA asentow ma stale. Tub
czec csasu. Molina Earobie $50 do
800 we wolnyra cEasie. zglosic sic
1879 Milwaukee ave. Pokoj 200 =
Poniedzy 4ta a INA Tleczorem.
80
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29

Poszukuir piracy do bawienia die
CT. 1855 n. Marshfield ave. 2e:s pit
no.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29

Pok6i 90 wyraiecia dls dw6ch luh
rrzech. osobne wejscie. 3Ge pistro'
1910 Milwaukee ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29

MeEczym potrzeba IA mieszkanie.
1865 y. Ashland ave-, ma dole.
Meiozyzn ns nieszkante, Z wfktem.
l-O1 W. Division I'll.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29

$500 WPtATY i %asz rent mtee'e'
czny kupi twierc Skrowa kurza far
me. nowy 4 pokojowy dom, MONA
zrobiG 2 extra pokoje, blisko Lawren
ce ave., tramwaj6w, IS ninut do pra
cy, muse sprEedae "a $3.50. -
Heafield and Fischer, 1898 Milwau-
kee ave D
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29

Pok6j DO wynajecia, osobne we!Seie
kapIel 1 e~lektryka. 2Ql5 Iowa u. so
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
WARNED TO WATCH FOOD
All Citizens Requested Not to Use
ANY showing decomposition.

WASHINGTON, Fcb t2.--Formal
warning to the public against foods
that show any evidenced of dcCompO-
rition was sent out today by the pub
lic health scrNicc aS an pftcrmlGh of
the recent cases a. Memphis. Tenn
and elsewhere IN which fatalities fol-
lowed the eating Of ripe bottled oil
ives found subsequently To contain
poison generated by decomposition.
persons arc warned tolograma
sent to state health officers said.
mot to eat any food that Is off In
color or which is packed In contain
Crs that seem to have swcllcd. or
which, when opened, show an accu-
mutation OF gas. or evidences or de-
composition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
FOR THE LADY CITIZENS"
Program of Political Education at
Tulsa pubiic Library.

"lpdy citizens" uf TulH, are u.
NIt'I to attend tho political odIyi.
tlou program Of tho Tulu civic
league Jon the public library 100 1920
10 clock THIS morning. judge ~ H.
S'lndcyeu ia 10 tulk on "thp rcapun
aIbllty OF women uat voters" and
John a. iIndlcy ON "tho fun uiimrl.
ltiG Of politics Judge NHudavru' 's
address viii begin n' lp.l5 ana win
bo followed hy Mr. llldl"y
Every woman, whether or mot %
member of the Tulsa civic l,ui,uo.
lH invited 10 the meeting Tho league.
which iH partisan. be- now start.
Ing q series of Instructive programs
Whicr'will hclp women to vote mtol.
lgcntly Mrs. Lilth T. Liplais Is
chairman Of the cducuiipu commit.
tee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13

New Haven. Conn, Papers Print
small Editions Due Ia Wnll,uut.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Feb. Ia
40 news or advertisements were
printed In tho three Sew Haven
newspapers this afternoon Tho Reg
lister went to press with fuIr pages,
threc Of them blank and the front
page bearing this notice.
lowing g. the Nipl1tlpn by the
typographical union Of their contract
with the New Haven uoN spapers ana
r,tusal to work ON an the papers az
ordered by th'ir international utti-
GERS the four Row llovcn pcwspt-
r..s Uunouu 'o their temporary sus.
p,'sion todHV.'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
MANY PERMITS ISSUED


tcgiAcuco4, alterations. repairs and
garages woso tho buildings covered
by ,ho building permits issued at th,
office Of me city Duii1lrg inspector
yesterday
Following aro the permits report
od by Tom clark. city building ~
spoctor. -. l. Chancellor as Hu
Crest residence etT5O. nnI garage
500, t. 81 stabIn, I82s Suutn
Uockfor1 residence $4,000. r. T..
shaw. I217 South Galveston. resi-.
druDc aul garage, 5000, ltpLudf
uua porter company Temporary
wH,chuusc. $1,000, i l. Nurth.ug
ton. GA $orih Detroit addition.
500, a. o. lauua. 500 south l3os.
ION, optical ptriOr. $500 H. llHr.
% .iHt J. uurth, residence $500. t.
Is. liush,H 2lS East Fifteenth, gar.
H'r. 500.
Although almost every activity
WAS at 20 stuulstu during the rr,'p
lion uf Gen. john i rctahiug hero
"Wednesday uuo applications for
uuIioiuv permits received by Tho Of.
u,r Of .uc city buudinR inspector
continued uuaIuck'ucd
Following Hr. tho structures au.
ihoi1pd by Tom CLARK, city building
Inspector "Wednesday. a g. Kerr
lHtI South Trenton. rplidruco and
garage. $4,000. ~ IitWlcy 1908
South iONtou. garage $500. j. Al
Dor. $50 IuuH residence and gar
tt, $500. ana I|' EIuia rcsldcuo,
.uI HIHgu. tl.0p, Edwin Meyer
.'i south Nluthua. store. g l,5uu
.r D. ilti lt-i south lroo. gar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
MORE CHILDREN
THAN LAST YEAR
This Year Alone Nearly
1000 Have Been Added
in Tulsa.
SAY SCHOOL TAX LOW
Property Value Four Times
Assessed Rate, Citizens
Committee Reports.

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
GRAIN PERMITS ARE ASKED
Nebraska Commissioner Makes I,c-
quest Ia Hasten Movements

LINCOLN, Ncb. Feb Com
missioner Thorno A. Browne of the
Nebraska railway commission today
Ecut u telegram To Director General
iiincs of the railroad administration.
asking him to permit grain move.
incnis from primary terminals
Unless such movements were per.
mittod, the telegram said. tho hcnc-
fetal effects of Nr Hines recent
order to railroads In tho middle west
to give preference IN grain shipments
from elevators would be completely
nullified."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
TiDO of Family Dedd
of Flu; TUO Others
Are Reported DBing

by Aafoc lated Press Stale Wlfe
SHAWNEE. i'cb i2.--TwO
children Of tho family ~ -. VI,
Parker here are dead from influ.
ouzn attacks. Mrs Parker aud "a
small baby arc Hld to hc dying.
and The father and three other
children a." very iIl with pnru-
mouia. h"nlth authorities wore in
formed by rcd cross workers here
today.
Nursca went 10 the home this
morning ana found child 80 with
pneumonia on u cot on the floor
ot the lttio Kitchen. few fcct
farther away from the door u H"c-
ond child WuH lying ou the bed by
the side Of % deceased brother in
tho other room Of tho tWu. room
house The mother wa lying 600 -
dying condition with her infant
baby la her arms Mr. Parker M
unable to cJro for the family and
popular subscriptions ore being
take hcro for thcif benefit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-13
Collcgc Guaranteed.

WELLESLEY. Mas, Feb i2-
Tho 1900 undergraduates Of Wcllcs-
ley college were under quarantine
restrictions today because Of in
flucnza. Tho girls may not go To
their homes or leave the town but
are attending classes as usual The
cases are generally Of "A mild type.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
To be eaten before or between meals

Some people ask Wont yeast when the same
effect in raising breado No In the body yeast assm
ated just like other food 1t easily dgested any
tune only one precaution is necessary: people who
troubled with ind it better dissolve the Yeast in
boiling water.
Take to cakes of Feischmanns Yeast a day before
or between meals You will learn to like its taste
In cases OF constipation remember that yeast is corec
tive oodnot laxative 1t should taken regularly
over period Of time In long standing do not dis
continue the customary cathartic abruptybut gradually
reduce tte amounts taken In extraordinary
always consult your doctor To secure booklet
giving many interesting facts Yeast Health" f
out and mail coupon below. Your grocer will supply
with Fleischmanns Yeast with your regular orders
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

And now scientists have discovered il
The familiar little cake of yeast used in baking
bread is today known to the medical world as a
corrective for constipation. Being a food
Fleischnanns Yeast is better suited to the
stomach and ntestnes than either drugs or oils
And it cannot form a habit
First came the dramatic discovery by group
of nutrition experts that yeast in itself is won
derfu food, rich in life giving vitamine a vau
able conditioner for those who are run down
OF suffering from pimples and boils
Then it was found that this simple food brought
remarkable results when used for constipation
In leading medical institutions, even chronic
cases, some of years duration, have responded
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
&1rAyiv &z&>z114n>' have p9q4pmzrd,M
p~h@r shop M over one Mm@rdyrom
October II, 1920

in their power to enhance
woman's beauty, that they might
have come from far Elysian
fields.
You can enjoy Violet per
fumes, too. The perfume shop
of the Parisiennes can be your
perfume shop right at home.
In hundreds of shops all over
the United States, Violet per
fumes are sold. Ask for them.
We have prepared a dainty
booklet about the toilet requi-
sites which the Parisiennes buy
at the shop of Ve-o-lay. This,
we will gladly send you upon
receipt of your name and
address. Frank NJ. Prindle
= & Co.. II West 35th Street,
( New York CITY.