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Peoria Grain.

PEORIA. Ill. April 2s.-Corn-
Market 21hc higher. No. white,
s1.s7: No. yellow. fiji; No 4 yels
low. s167@169; No, 3 mixed. Sl-6ia
No. 5 mixed, S165.
Oats-No market
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VOTING MEN-For railway mail
clerks. s110 month. Examinations
Nav IS. For free particulars, wr1tet
r. Terry (former government exami-i
ner) 607 Continental building WASH
ington, D. c.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MEN-Learn barber trade. LHs OF
jobs waiting. Highest wages It's,
profitable and practical. Barn WhheN
learning. Write. Moter Baroer Cor
lege, $40 n. Sixth St, st. LOUIS
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WANTED-At once, young man over
16 in our wholesale department..
Permanent position. T. r J. Ayres
& Sons.
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FOR SALE-Dining table, sideboard,
box couch. Call after supper, 529
North Fifth street. Black 99'.
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WANTED-To hear from party hav-
ing good brussell carpet for sale
Address Y, in care Gate City.
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WANTED-Lady for afternoon office
work. with knowledge of bookkeep-
ling and stenography Apply to Low
| itz & Sons, 318 Main street
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FOR SALE-On south side, broom
double house, part modern; full lot,
street improvements; $500. Enquire
1901 Main for particulars.
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WANTED--At once, steamboat engi-
neer, steady or season employment
State wages desired, age and expert.
ence. Address Beder Woods Sons
Co., Moline, III.
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Dance at Rock Hall.

Dance at Rock Hall.
The usual Tuesday evening dance at
Rock Hall Center will be held tomor-
row evening. A two-piece orchestra
will play the dance program.
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l()IlS

5000 head. M,
steers. $10.5o1I
.$5.00@12.0O:ssI . ]
T5o@11.5o; c.
J. 1000 head. Il
Eher. Bulk via
P25014-00; med
ht, $14.00114.35]
p, $500 head,
mbs, $19.25@2l
10; stockers
ESQ.
Produce.
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65Ac: creau
Eiry firsts, 59@
P53c.
r fists. $50
;, 25hc; ID
~' 10 cars.
ota, per cwt., (
wis, 34Ac; q
pms, 36c; turk
Produce.
i. 26.--Four-l
kx4s.oo@4s.5o
Middle west ;
EWs, $19.50@1
Franulated, sl
q spot, 15Ac.
P24c.
p 1SAc; sped
s3.0o@3.3O. |,
.uiet Turk
.@42c; fowls, b
Y. Geese, 2 Is
IS. 42@45c;
Fters. 26@ak,
Egs. n,
[e milk coinnt
skins comnial
eceipts, 12,4
I extras, TER
imitation cred I
pts, 1886, tire
fancy. 53@5$uI
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WANTED-Re man who under
stands. farming to drive team and
put in crop Of corn. Enquire Geo.
Cameron, 500, North Ninth street.
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FOR SALE-Some Standard -Four
Tire common stock. will sell this
week for $3.50 per share. II inter
ested, Address Common Stock. care
Gate City.
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FOR SAIiE-All pine buildings at
brick yards. McCutchan Land Co.
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TED-7Experienced electrician
Gas Tank Recharging Co.
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,WANTED-By man and wife, a place
on farm with house furnished and
garden spot. Call or write 1517 Blon-
deau street.
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LOST

LOST-$2 bill in front OF or around
Hippodrome. Please return to
Gate City.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
WANTED

WANTED-Diggers. Apply at w. r
Sutton, 529 Blondeau street
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WANTED TO RENT-Two or three
unfurnished rooms. Call 1918.
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Market.
II 26.Liber
ay as follow
500: End
l: End A.;
4; 4th AL
$40; victo|
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FOR SALE-35 shares Of Standard
Four Tire preferred at SO per share
and 35 shares Of common at S4.5o-
Address Stocks, care Gate City.
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Mothers Meeting "Wednesday.
There will be mothers meeting
at the Y. w. c. A., Wednesday after
noon from 2:30 to 5 O'CLOCK.
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WANTED pool table. Roy w.
Huett, 100 Lathrop street, Fort Mad
ison Iowa.
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Regular Monthly Meeting.
The Cleaners class of the First NJ.
p, church will hold It's regular
monthly business meeting In the par
lors of the church Tuesday afternoon
at 2::30 o'clock.
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FOR SAIE-Seven room house at 1915
Reid st. Phone Black 1106, OF in
o,ire at 1906 Reid ST.
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Second Presbyterian Society.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Second Presbyterian church will meet
in the chapel Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. William Hull, Mrs. 5. L.
Hancock, Mrs. T. G. Harrison anu
Mrs. E. L. House as hostesses.
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FOR RBNT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping Cali Black
1887.
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FOR SALE-One ton Ford truck in
good condition; Overland truck.
tires good; Ford touring, 1920. shock
absorbers, speedometer, cut out,
license paid. Auto Inn Garage, 1871
South Fifth. Phone 1880.
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WHOLESALERS GUESTS
OF CORN PRODUCTS CO.
Entertained at Dbl 4ner at Lam
bros Cafe, Last Saturday
Evening.

Saturday evening at Lambros Cafe, the
Corn Products Refining Co. entertained
the wholesale grocers of Wilmington ana
their salcsInen at delightful dlnner, the
affair being the suggestion of Oscar ylde,
sales representative for Delaware.
An elaborate menu of dellcacles prepared
with the aid of the company s products by
Mrs. Sadie Davies Reese of Scranton, "a,
expert demonstration, was served.
After dinner speeches were made by a
number of the company present, a. II.
Hudson actin as toastmaster.
The dinner was the occasion for fur-
therance Of the mutual goodwill existing
between the Corn Products Refining Go.
and the wholesale grocers of tins vicinity,
several Of the latter giving utterance To the
satisfaction derived from handling estab-
lshed goods of nationally advertised repu-
tation.
Those present we're: A. c. Peterson,
sales manager, Philadelphia A. L. Hud-
sou, Oscar Wylde, A. NJ Wilson, A. b.
Johnson, W B. Megear, Miss Sooy,
Messrs Taylor, Carter and Cooper,
Representatives of the J. ID. Sisler Co,
Mr.. McElwain, William b. Skelhnger,
George Pafenace, r. Hill, W. Wools NJ.
Harvey, G. Chamberlain, r. Day, J. r.
Richardson, J. W. jackson, c. Ponel, ).
Lang. J. Furman, II McGary, Moro Nc
MILAN, Mr. Downs, William Priest, H.
Boynton, Mesdames Reese, Parker and
Wilde
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-06
WILMINGTON ELKS
HONOR THEIR DEAD
Hold Memorial Exercises at Gar
rick Theatre; Josiah Marvel
Was Orator.

In remembrance of its deceased mem
bers, Wilmington lodge, No. 307, Benev-
olcnt and Protective Order of Elks,
held its annual memorial services in the
Garrick theatre yesterday afternoon.
Hundreds of members of the order, rela-
tives and friends of the deceased odge-
men and the public crowded the theatre.
The services were u noteworthy tribute
To the love and esteem in which the de-
ceased are held by their living fellow MEM
bers.
The services began with opening OK
erclses according To the lodge ritual con-
Quoted by the exalted ruler and officers
The invocati on was given by Rev. u.
Franklin Smiley, ID. D, pastor of West
Presbyterian Church. Music was furnish
ed by the Garrick orchestra.
The principal address was delivered by
Josiah Marvel in which he urged that
the living be not mindful of the deceased
and perform a daily deed of love and char
ity in remembrance of them.
let us knock upon the portals of
memory and recall the virtues of their
lives" said Mr. Marvel. Let us recall the
little acts of love, of charity and of Christi
anity that endeared them to us while
they were here. and recalling their lives
and their virtues let us resolve TO do this in
loving memory of them, to make every
act of our lives add something to the
sum total of human happiness
Mr.. Marvel concluded with stirring
reminder that it was essential that the
members of the order and all Americans
renew their forvent loyalty TO the flag,
emblamatic of the nation and constitu-
tlon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-06
Mrs. Estelle Lewis Made iii By Gas.

Mrs. Estelle Lewis, 2s years old. 1900
West Seventh street, narrowly escaped
being overcome with illuminating gas YES
terdsy afternoon In her apartment, when
the gas IN kitchen range was accidentally
turned on. She was revived by DR.. Al
fred l.. Kelley.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-06
Grace Sewing Society.

The sewing society of Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church will give its annual
dinner in Grace church house Thursday,
from 5 70 o. clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-06
Girl Returns Home.

Annie Morgan, l5-ycar-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Morgan, y0l
Enst Eight street, who disappeared
from home last Tuesday, has returned 10
her parents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-06
1.-THE CLOSED DOOR,"
Evangelist at st. PAuIs Urges Sinners to
Repent and Join Church.

Addressing 1900 persons at st. Paul's
M. Il. church last night, DIR. j. II. Me-
Combc made stirring appeal for mon and
women To move irto the Ark" before
the door is closed and the flood comes
Dr. McCombe's theme WIS, "The Closed
Door"
Prof Harold G. Clsse led the choir and
congregation in song service. The
opening prayer was made by Rev. Carlisle
l.. Hubbard
At the services in the Opera House yes
terday afternoon, tho Irhh evangelist
took as his subject, "The Highest Price
Ever Paid for Shave" IL is estimated
that about 900 men attended this meet
ing.
Today will be observed as REST Day"
and no meeting are scheduled Tomor-
row the meeting will begin ct 10 o'clock
in the morning when the home prayer
groups will meet with leaders assigned.
TOMORROW s PROGRAM
10a m.-Home prayer groups.
$50 u. Married women, lecture by
Mrs. McCombe; high school girls. Mrs
Clase, high school auditorium; high
school boys, III. G. Clese, community
room.
4. p. m.-Prayer meeting committee
conference. Important.
5.3O-725 p. m.-Business women 3
lunch. Address, Mrs McCombe.
730p. m-1f-"Tullsr and Meredith, /" the
noted Gospel song writer's and publishers
of New York city, will speak and sing
WEDNESDAY.
Frienship day. Wear tag. 'Howdy
I'm Your Friend"
A. -, Cbc.rf,,l hooeterr hapd Nov.
ing pictures.
1902. m-Special sermon. "The Big
gest Sinner in Wilmington II G. Clase
sings The Holy City" with violin obi.
CATO.
THURsDAY.
10a m-Home prayer groups.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-06

$50 p. m-Bible study hour, Mr. Nc
Combc High school girls, Mrs. Clasc, high
school auditorium. High school boys,
II. G. Clase, community room
$50 p. m.--Peronal work committee;
9 y. business women's personal
work committee.
7.3O y. m.-Special mems night, sub
je ct. '"rwice Born Men" Delegations
from shops and factories and Camden.
N. J.
FRIDAY.
10a. m.-Homc prayer groups.
4p. m.--Cheerful boosters band. Nov
ingpictures.
7.3o p. m-Beautiful illuminated croea
program. Two CROSSES will be used
Subject, Tife's Greatest Question"
aATURDAY.
7.3O p m.--Chccrful boosters baud will
give concert, Subject, "a Night With
Lions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-06
FEAST OF DEDICATION.
Observance of Chanukah Began by the
Jewish Residents.

Beginning last night and continuing
through this week, Jews of wilmington
will celebrate the Feast of the Dedlca-
ton, or Chanukah. This holiday Is
one of the minor festivals of the Jewish
calender, and its celebration Will be
marked by the observance of the spirit
of good will and brotherliness.
Special Chanukah services Tor chill
dren will be one of the unique features
of the week
The Chanukah in history, commemo-
rates the triumph of the Jews und
Msccabeus in the years from l65 to l6S
b. G. in efforts to invalidate the edlct
of the Assyrian king making the Greek
religion official throughout his Kingdom.
Chanukah is primarily home festival
with picturesque customs handed down
from generations. One of these is the
lighting of the candles-one last night, two
tonight and thra tomorrow, and so on
throughout the period of the festival
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-06
RAILROAD MEN
AND WOMEN DINE
Interesting Gathering of Conduc-
tors Organizations at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Saturday Night.

Members of the Wilmington Division,
No. 224, Order of Railway Conductors,
and their wives and sisters, members OF the
Ladies Auxiliary, No 80, of the same lodge,
enjoyed a banquet and entertainment in
Odd Fellows Hall, Tenth and King streets,
on Saturday night This was the first
banquet of its kind held by either organl-
zation and the success of the affair has
encouraged the conductors to make it an
annual affair More than two hundred men
and women attended and sat down to a
table filled with tempting edibles.
Special musical numbers and recitations
featured the entertainment. Mr. Howard
Terry and Mr.. Mahoney were the stellar
performers of the evening, the latter as
bass sololst and the former as general
funmaker and entertainer. Recitations
were gwen by Miss Elizabeth Beatty and
Mrs. Carney Beatty.
Joseph Hirestein and his sister drew
hearty applause with their selections on
the violin and piano. Mrs. Rosalie Booth
and Mrs Clara T. Orth sang duet, ac-
companied by Miss Helen Johnson, pianist.
Mrs. Orth also sang a soprano solo. Ben
jamin Jones selections on the violin, with
vocal accompaniment, We're pleasing.
c. S. Cowen, chairman of the Order of
Railroad Conductors, included in the
territory of the Pennsylvania railroad
east of Pittsburg, and Mrs. Charles
Shipley of Baltimore, an officer of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Grand Lodge, were
the principal speakers.
Mrs. Shipley urged on the women the
Importance of joining the organization
There are at present IL. 900 women in the
Ladies Auxiliary and its aim is to equal
the membership enrolment of the men s
lodge. She pleaded with the men to
loosen up" and urge their wives. sisters
Or mothers to join the lodge In times of
need the women members could be of
much help to each other and To their
families She also pointed out the social
values of being a member Of the auxiliary
Mr.. Cowen spoke of the good results
obtained by the men in forming the order
and their efforts in the matter Of wages
and working hours. Organization and
loyalty to their organizations after they
had joined were the only two WAYS to OBJ
tain the highest degree of comfort and
safety for the railroader The present
industrial crisis, he declared, was also
largely due to internal unrest and dis
order in the organizations themselves
More harm had come TO the organization
through this channel than through any
struggle with outside influences
r. L. Sibbet, chairman of the committee
Of the mems branch, also made short
address The Ladies Auxiliary acted as a
committee of the whole in arranging
their share of the affair.
The hall was decorated with flags and
beautifully draped lights added touch
of color and beauty to the scene Flowers
we're tastefully arranged about the hall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-06
Foley's
Honey and Tar

COMPOUND
STOPS THAT DISTRESSING
COUGH-cheeks il quickly and sure
". clesn the shrost OF phleem and
mucus, snd coats the rau, inhsmed
surfaces With healing. soothing medi-
cine.
Don't Cough Until Weak
,'.I am an old lady. IS yesrs old. end
had Q very bsd cough from having 10
grippe. thoueh' il good ;ime to ~
Foley. Honey and Tar Compound.
snd / sent and got . bottle, and u
stopped my cough. :nd ] eo' better:
So now I am around the house sksin.
-Mn. Mary Ksby. Spokane. Wash.
We can prove no imitation or
substitute Is as good as tie gens-
inc FoLey,s Honey and Tar.
NIB DAntorth. Second and Market strocts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-06

Cigars are appreciated by the smoker.
Read classification GA in today's Want
Ads
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-06
Couldn't Even Go Up Stairs

Chasco-vin is a reconstructivr, nutri-
tive and digestive tonic of great merit,
recommended for General Debility, Nor
vous Prostration, Ancmia, Nervous In
digestion, Stubborn Coughs and Colds,
ronohitis and other diseases requiring n
+ Building Tonic. A single bottle
viii convince you As to what it will do
There are only two Chasoo-vin agencies
n Wilmington, Eckerd's Cut Rate, sos
NJ srket street. branch, I'll Market street,
md Miller's, 400 Market.
Don't put i t off-get relinf quickly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-06
No High School Exercises.

Assembly exercises were omitted at the
High School this morning. owing To the
illness Of the speaker, who was scheduled
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-06

Gifts for the housewife will be found in
classification GA in the Want Ad section
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-06
col. - IS.
,Pape's Cold Compound IS
Quickest Relief Known

Don't stay stuffed-upl Quit blowing
and snufflng' A dose of ''Psye's Cold
Compound" taken every two hours un-
til three doses are taken usually breaks
any cold right up
The very first dose opens clogged nos
trils and the air passages Of the bead !,
stops nose running; relieves the headache
dullness, feverishness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" coats only
a few cents at drug stores. II acts with
out assistance, tastes nicc, contains no
quinine -Insist upon Papes'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-06
ITALIAN SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS

The regular monthly meeting of the
Italian Society Christoforo Colombo WAS
held yesterday afternoon in its hall, 72S
Market street The following office were
elected for the ensuing year:
President, Alessandro Manni; vice
president, Angelo Cirto; corresponding
secretary, Joseph A. Maono; financial
secretary Frank Venture; treasurer. Clio
como Amoroso; auditor. Frank Ferrero;
sick committee, A. Giammaripo, F.
Immediate, s. Iacovico, G Ercole, A.
Noino; trustees, NJ. D William, q.
Radica. r. Giammatteo; Jury, n. Batta-
glia ID. Salvatore, T. Morone; doctor.
Carroll b. Leone; comptroller. Nicholas
Di Pace.
The lodge has been in existence ten
wears and is growing rapidly in member
ship Thirty-nlne new members Were
initiated yesterday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-06
SALE TO MAKE TITLE.

Twelve and one-hef acres of land in
Cherry Island marsh, property Of the
ShelIpot Land Co were sold today by
Saralel H. Baynard, Jr.. receiver, and
George y. Davis solicitor, TO J. Wales
Davis for 81 800.
The company's charter has expired and
the purpose Of the sale was 10 make title
70 the land
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-06
Woman Tells Of Remarkable Recovery
After Taking CHASCO-VIN, the
Strength Creating Tonic.

For years sufferer from indigestion,
weakness and nervous prostration.
couldn't even 60 upstairs But am get
ting along fine now. thanks 10 CHASCO-
WIN, and | have only taken two bottles
OF it. Il is surely a wonderful medicine
and ] am glad TO recommend it. Char
otte BOYD, 1923 Frances street, Camden,
\
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-21

her husband was ~ until Tho ~
girls, Virginia, .; Mildred. IA
Gladys, i5, arrived and
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great interest all over the state.
Lawton. Ardmore. shawnee, Musko-
Rce. Okmulseo. Miami Ninita, Chan o.
dlcr. fgartlesvllle and other cities Will
send delegations here TO witness the
greatest motor car exposition ever
held In the southwest.
@. Y. Paris, president OF the Tulsa
Automobile Dealers association. is In
communication with Governor Rob.
crtson and II In quito likely he Will
be- In Tulsa Tuesday. March 2. He Ia
expected TO welcome Edward $. Jor.
dan during tho banquet at the Hotel
Tulsa
All the entertainment features for
the show have been perfected The
Grant Hadloy Operatlc Four, waters
and Hopklns. and Kohlmans original
"Jnzz friends will headline the bill
Prothero's Concert band has also
been engaged
Main street shop windows will be
gin decorating for the event and II
will bo a common sight TO see win
dow~Yillcd with tires and accessoriea
during tho coming week.
Tiannis optical Co---AdVt
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NEWBERRY TRIAL
IS NEARING END
Government II pes to
Finish Evidence in a
Week.
TELL OF MORE MONEY
Many Witnesses Tell of Bit
They Got for Doing Work
for Senator.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Feb. 20.
The long lh.rd act Of the Ncwhorry
elections drama begnn to draw
toward oluro today II is now
hoped 20 finish the RoNorumontt
ease by a week from tomorrow
Twenty witnesses were heard today
Proceedings were Kaleidoscope In
color and action. They ranged from
n remark about mice money cred
itcd 20 George John ~ Mount Clcu-
ons by Albert v. Stevenson, former
democratic state chairman, 10 what
Gladstone Bonttlc OF IaWpaw Hnid
when he Cuvc some Ncwherrv cards
to Como Duffy village constable OF
Hartford Duffy said Bcatuo PROM
isod 10 make IL right aud later
mailed him $40.
Two witnesses sworc that Bcattic
told them hc got enough from tho
NeWberry committee 20 pay AN The
oNpcnscA Of his own primary cam
paign for county CLERK aB wei as
What the Ncwhorry work cost ono
OF these men quoted Boattio rs say
ing 20 h e. NcWhorry committee
thought lbs bill expensive"
Tho defense scored when John Do
Young Of Grand Rapids was on the
stand lie was expected lo follow q
aligned statement which he gave a
government investigator and swear
that George Welsh gave him $50
for distributing campaign literature,
bcYoung. however, Haid the state
mont was Incorrect. that Welsh only
promised him tho money
The government had lts Innings a
bit later when Pearl Wynuc, former
,lv OF Flint. was telling about tho
work he ala FOR Newbcrry In the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-21

rIannls optical Go. -Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-21
BIG CROWDS COMING
Auto Show Expected To ISc Tuisa'-
BiggcHt Drawing
Gard

Oklahoma city motor car dealers
are coming to the Tulsa automo oblle
show 100 per cent strOng. according
to telegram received from George
Woods secretary Of that organiza-
tlnn, yesterday Three Pullmans Will
be used In transporting the capital
city dealers and tho local committee
are planning to show their noighbors
"a great time
Mr.. Woods also advises that
great number Of business mon In
lines other than motor cars viii
mako tho trip to TULSA ana plan 10
stay several days looking over the
Magic city Hotel reservations have
been made for the Oklahoma CITY
party, insuring accommodations dur
ing their stay
Tho automobile show is creating
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