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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-03
FAMILY EXCURSION TO
MTSCATTNE.

Mr.. Business Man take a few
hours off and take the family to
Muscatine on the steamer G. w.
Hill Tuesday, Aug. 10, for only Csc.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-03
MAKE YOUR OWN PUNCH
H0rsf0rds Acll Phosphate

Added to an. good recipe makes a
snapped summer rink. At drug
gists.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-12-21

habits that take away manhood and
build up healthy'bodies. : ( 4 =:
There will be. Christmas programs
at both the Presbyterian and Luther
an churches on Christmas eve. Good
music is being prepared for both
places and nice programs may be
expected.
The Christian Endeavor of the
Presbyterian church met in the Do
mestic Science rooms of the school,
on Thursday to help Santa get out
his treat for the Sunday school. The
meeting was in charge of Mrs. Wag-
ner, and thetyoung folks had an en-
joyable time.
~. Mr.. and Mrs. Hankey treated the
Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors to
a pop corn party on Wednesday eve-
ming. Enough corn We popped to
treat the school to Nor: HAND snow
balls" which Santa did on Friday.
During the evening games We're play
ed, and later, a lunch was served.
Mrs. Paul Wagner's sister, Miss
Penny, arrived on Saturday night
from Fergus Falls. where she is
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-12-21
OF THE BRIDE"
AT REX BEGlN1NG TODAY

"Beware of the Bride, Will
liam Fox production starring Eileen
Percy, will be seen at the Rex the
atre for two days beginning today.
The combination of a"clever comedi-
enne, a master of the art of writing
farce comedy Ito wit, Edgar Frank
linl, and the direction by Howard NJ:
Mitchell, who guided THE Husband
Hunter" Miss Percy's latest :uccess,
should insure an immensely pleasing
picture.
Miss Percy's supporting cast con-
tains such capable players in the
world of screened fun as Walter Nc
Grail, Hallam Cooley. Harry Dunk
inson, Jane Miller, Ethel Shannon
and George w. Banta.
The comedy situations are said to
be Of an unusually hilarious nature,
and take place chiefly in the apart
1nents Of two sets Of newly weds and
of a wealthy young bachelor, form
er admirer OF one of the brides. A
masquerade ball, a suit Of armor. a
grabbed uncle. a scandal gossiping
cousin and a young husband who is
called away by his firm in the midst
of his honeymoon provide the laughs
which come thick and fast without
offense. !,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-12-21
Observation-Disclosures

Bowers of the University, assisted by
Mesdames Barry, Eason and Han
chett. Fourteen babies were weigh
ed, measured and examined, and five
others were brought too late to re-
ceive attention. The babies were
pronounced a. very healthy bunch,
mostly, normal and on the road to
happy Childhood
The High school athletic associa-
ticn has arranged for program on
Valentines Day, February IA, next
year. There are 50 many activities
that the athletes decided to announce
their plans in plenty of time to as
sure the right of way. Arrangements
have been IN ade for a class in "Gym",
under the direction Of Miss Wallace,
and the proposed program will con-
sist partly Of athletic work. Later
in the yearthe school will have a
field day at which time there will be
general athletic activities. The
school is pushing these activities and
has invited the students to give up
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-12-21
NEWS OF THE THEATRES

has been pTovided with This show
to make an exceptional Offering foc.
Christmas eve, and Christmas day OF
this week.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-12-21
s'THE SON OF TARZAN" AT
REX THEATRE THURSDAY

A highly trained ape upset all
trained animal precedents during the
filming of 1.-THE Son Of Tarzan' chap
ter-photoplay, which comes to the
Rex theatre Thursday, for two days
only.
This giant anthropoid, said to be
one of the most intelligent apes ever
CAPTURED in the African jungles, as
tonishes his trainer and those watch
ing the photographing of one OF the
scenes Of the serial by leaping upon
the drivers seat Of an automobile
parked near one of the "sets" and
driving off. After a short chase the
ape was recaptured.
How the ape learned to drive an
automobile was q mystery until It
developed that the big monkey had
been taken riding several times and
allowed to sit on the front seat with
the driver, all the time watching the
motions of the chauffeur as he guild
ed the car along the highway
It is still a mystery to the trainer
how the ape sensed what lever to
press to start the car.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-12-21
VAUDEVILLE ACTS TO BE IN
BEM1DU TWO DAYS THIS WEEK

This week Friday and Saturday,
with the usual matinees and evening
shows, the regular four act vaude-
vile program showing regularly at
the Grand theatre, will be shown two
days, Friday and Saturday, instead
Of only Friday as has been In the
past. 50 rapidly have the crowds In
creased, that it was deemed advls-
able by the management to play the
shows two. days in place Of one.
+. The. bin this week consists OF a
pair Of Irish entertainers. Rita
Winter sand Co." whose songs, dances
and diversions offer purely Irish At
mosphere to the act. Ramsey and
Stone in a Cabaret De Luxe" will
: make you think of the old days when
the cabaret was in its prime. Billy
Mann (blackface comedian) is known
as the Minstrel Man, the sort OF en-
tertainment always accepta BILE, and
the bill closes with THE Karuzos" in
a distinct novelty. As comedy Sha'
dow Entertainers they top the pro-
fessfon in their particular branch Of
the work.
A picture of especial worth,
s.smoldering Embers" featuring the
great character star Frank keenan,,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-12-21
"THE MARK OF ZORRO" AT
THE REX CHRISTMAS DAY

IT. is most unusual to what ex-
tremes some people will resort to re-
Rardless of hazards and expense In
Yolved in order to crafty their
wishes to theSmost minute detail.
- case in point, we allude TO-
Douglas Fairbanks.
At the filming Of when the
Clouds Roll BY" the story called for
q small town and when one was not
found suitable enough. Doug de-
manded that one be built. So town
full two miles square was built along
the side OF a hill, on the top OF Whlcn
a reservoir was constructed into
which more than a million gallons Of
water was pumped. When this stu
nendous task had been completed in
volvine an expenditure OF many
thousands of dollars, Doug JOY
fully announced that the dam De
burst and the town was to be Hooded.
The orders were carried out at
time when over a thousand persons
were working in the scenes and re-
suited into many escapes.
And again, in "The Mark OF Ior-
ro", Fairbanks latest United Art
lists Production which will be shown
at the Rex theatre, beginning Christ
mas, no expense was spared in con-
structing a replica of the City OF
Los Angeles during the time when
it's destiny was guided by the Span
ish.
The San Fernando Valley said to
resemble the space about the Plaza
in Los Angeles during the above per-
iod. was carefully selected for the
purpose of duplicating the old city.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-12-21
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( KELLlHER SCHOOL NOTES !

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School closed with a Christmas pro-
gram on Friday, December II. The
childre- marched to the auditorium
which was neatly, decorated with
Christmas colors, with a. clump OF
trees in the front center. Each room
had prepared a part Of the program,
which was full OF Christmas cheer.
A playlet, 1.-THE Spirit Of Christmas
written by high school Students
showed in dialogue and tabeleau the
American feeling during the holi-
day season. The conspicuous char
acters were Arthur Krogseng as
Uncle Sam, and Olive Carlson as Co.
lumbia. The parts Of the program
given by the primary children were
much appreciated by the audience,
especiany when a real fairy walked
out from the clump Of trees. After
the program, the children, headed by
Santa Claus, visited the theatre, a
motion picture, "Oliver Twist, was
enjoyed by the children and parents.
The basket ball practice on Friday
night develope into real playing.
The teams are making rapid progress
the boys. A city team,
recently, met the school
team and 4 very interesting game
resulted, which the visitors enjoyed
very much. Mr.. .Hankey has arrang-
ed for new standards before the next
practice, and the girls expect to be
in trim to. pull off some good games
at that time.
Most OF tAe teachers left on Satur-
day mornings train for their respec-
tive homes. Miss White, high school
principal, goes to Minneapolis; Miss
Norris, home economics teacher, goes
to Anoka; Miss Maxon, third grade
lives at St. Cloud; Miss Wal
lace, fourth grade, will visit at Du-
luth; Miss Fossum, primary teacher
will visit her parents at Moose Lake.
A baby clinic was held at the
school house on Saturday, by DR..
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-12-21
and concert at Manhattan Lyceum,

and concert at Manhattan Lyceum,
New York city. =
"Nauka", which has IL branches
and conducts extensive educational
activities thruout the country, was
established in 1905 by a group Of
Russians who refused to join either
the Church Brotherhood or the radi-
cal political organizations, the two
principal factions among Russians
in America. In 1912 an attempt was
made to align the organization with
Theodore Roosevelt's- Progressive par
ty, but they resisted it, and cogtinu-
ed to maintain their political aloof-
ness.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-12-21
ENGLISH STAGE PLAY
MAKES DELIGHTFUL FILM

Sir Arthur Wing Pinero's Sweet
Lavender one of the English drama
lists most appealing plays, appears
in film form at the Elko theatre to-
night and Wednesday. 1t is a Mary
Miles Minter starring production for
Realart.
Realart has done very splendid
thing in preserving practically intact
the full, wholesome SAVIOUR OF the or
iginal play. Some slight changes
were necessary to adapt the Epgllsh
story to American audiences but they
are of q nature that add rather than
detract. A delightful comedy is the
result.
Miss Minter Shows that she COM
bines real ability with her beauty in
the character of Lavender. The story
concerns a girl whose happiness is
menaced by ner own father who, ig-
norant OF her identity. refuses to
allow her engagement to his step
son.
The famous character role Of Phe-
nyl is we'll interpreted by no less a
than Theodore Roberts.
Mr.. Roberts gets the last ounce OF
"meat" from this very lovable part.
Sylvia Ashton is excellent as usual
in the role of a rich vulgarian. Har-
old Goodwin makes an attractively
college lover. In the role of
Horace Weatherburn, the father, Mil
ton Stills upholds his reputation as
one Of the best and most versatile
players in filmdom. ..
The smooth, and faultless flow Of
the story makes the direction of Paul
Powell particularly deserving Of mem
ton. He shows in the production The
same careful technique exhibited in
4 score of famous films. Buelah Ma
rie Dix prepared an excellent scenario
from the Pinero play.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-12-21
ACCOUNTANT WINS
RAPID PROMOTION

Mr., Eckmann is now cashier of
the Union Light, Heat & Power
Co., Fargo, N. y. He began there
as bcokkecper about ! months ago,
after completing his studies at Da-
kota Business College, Fargo, N.
D. This firms new accountant
w. F. Mensing, is also a D. B. G.. :
graduate. They prefer students of
this school, finding them alel',
capable, progressive. / =.
Allwholesale houses in Fargo but
one employ D. B: G,graduates4 So
do big firms throughout the North.
Follow the Successful. " Write
F. l.. Watkins, Pres, 800 Front
St., Fargo, N. D., for terms.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-12-21
>Acid-Ston1ach
No Cure For The 'Flu'

the Country last yet cu.e
it, and Medical Authorities another E
demc will
urge everybody feel cold coming have fever
take THORO CLEANSING POK-
flying LAXATIVE.
take good big OF
nlgntchahces
and won't be easy Tor the
Flu" Grippe to get you ~
at the hrst
children
35c:-Boardmans Drug Store
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-12-21
FAMOUS MONKEY COMEDIAN AT
GRAND LAST TINE TONIGHT

Joe Martin. the almost human
monkey comedian, appears for the
last time tonight, in Monkey Stun
at the Grand theatre. So intelligent
that he seems almost human. Joe's
grotesque's maneuvers. in connection
with other animal antics makes
Monkey Stuff one of the funniest
Of his comedies. Frank Mayo. the
mans man Of many an outdoor story
also appears in THE Red Lane
picturization of Holman Days story
of the same name. 1he locale OF the
story is on the borderland between
Canada and Maine, where smugglers
and lumbermen of all classes mix up
life in general.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-12-21
POULTRY CULTURE IN RUSSIA

The Russian Agricultural Corre-
spondent School OF Urbana, ILL.,, has
recently announced course in poul-
try farming.
The school, which is the first Rus
sian institute of its kind, was es-
tablished by M. I. Wolkorf, who came
here from Russia as laborer ~
years ago. After graduating from
Michigan State Agricultural College,
he worked for some time in govern
ment stations, specializing In the
chemistry of soils, and is now an in
structor in the University Of Illinois.
The school conducts courses In the
Russian language, at a nominal sum,
and it's large enrolment illustrates
the interest Of Russian immigrants,
most of whom were born farmers, in
American Agricultural methods.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-12-21
EDUCATE RUSSIAN GIRLS

The first school for Russian wo-
men in America was organized last
month by the Russian Mutual Aid
society, "Nauka," (knowledge(, on
the occasion Of its fifteenth anniver-
sary, which was celebrated by a ball
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-12-21

teaching. She will remain during
the holidays. e.;
Isabel Hankey arrived home from
the Bemidji normal, on Saturday.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-16
1--WE MARCH, WE MARCH TO
VICTORY"

We come in the might of the Lord of
light,
In rev'rent-train to meet Him;
And we put to-fight the armies of
night,
That the sons of the day may greet
Him.
Chorus:
We march, we march to victory,
With the Cross of the Lord before US,
With his loving eyes looking down
from the sky,
And His holy arm spread DER US.
Our sword is the spirit of God on
high,
Our helmet is His salvation,
Our-banner the Cross of Calvary,
Our-watch-word the Incarnation.
Chorus:
And the choir of angels with song
awaits
Our march to the golden Sion;
For Il Captain has broken the brazen
gates,
And-burst the-bars of iron.
Chorus:
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-16

salem County Surrogates Office
rs+ate of Robert Kidd. deceased.
Pursuant to the order of Loren p
PIummer, Surrogate Of the county OF
salem. made on the "anSyIinafion 0d of
Iizz Nay ]. Kidd Kidd Exeeutrix q the estate
Of Robert Kidd, deceased notice is
hereby given to the creditors OF san; Salo
G@GeTcaecntrix. as Aforesaid. their debts and
demands against the said estate, under
oath or affirmation, within min : m ordar
bev will be forever barred Of their
artions therefor, against the said sub
scriber. INN rvacu+rix
LIZZIE J.. KIDD, feLI14.et
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-16
Notice of Settlement of Account

Notice is hereby given, that the ac-
counts of the subscriber, Executor of
Of salem County, Nj. deceased, will
he audited and stated by the Surrogate
Of the County of Salem, and reported
for settlement to the Orphans Court Of
tbe said County of Salem. on Friday.
The goth day of July. 1920. at which
time application will be made for the
auovvance of commissions
DATED Salem. n. j., June 25th. A. d.,
17- DANIEL V. sUMMERILL. Jr,
6-25-5t executor.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-16

Firestone puts the best in materials into
tubes by establishing purchasing experts at
Singapore, center of the worlds rubber
market. Firestone puts the best in work
manship into tubes by organizing the crack
manufacturing organization of the industry
on a profit sharing basis.
And then subjects the finished product to
this big-scale road test-in order to get you
more for your tube money and more miles
out of your tires. And yet Firestone Tubes
cost no more than the ordinary kind.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
OBTAIN JURORS IN
TRIAL FOR MURDER
Fuller Case to Begin in
District Court No. .
This Morning.

Selection OF the jury before which
O.. Doo Fuller. charged with th"
murder of James Morris in ths city
December 2G, 1919. is 10 be- tried o.
doy was completed iu district court
yesterday afternoon.
By agreement attorneys for the
d"f""dr", ard 80" state hogan 900"
selection of ihr jury Yesterday. Ai.
though the case was not -cl down
fur trlHl uutll today.
Morris was shot to death in mo
cigar stand Of the clinton building,
Fourth street ana Boston avenue,
presumably by Fuller Tho victim at
the time of fho shooting was in con
vrrfniiou with Mrs Fullor who
tended tur cigar stand. and from
statements mad, hy relatives ~ Ful.
."r Hr". the shooting 10 was Indi
Gated that the act was committed
only after Mrs Fuller refused to de-
ast from receiving attentions from
Morris
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
TELLS ENGINEERS
OF NEW THEORIES
Explains Porteous' Ideas
of Principles of
Phenomena.
Is ETHER MOVING?
Elucidates Undeveloped BE.
licfs of Scientist on
Forces of Nature.

An address by John G.. WEIGH be.
fore the EngincorE club In the oly
han last evening pertaino1 to a new
idea OF tho development OF the forces
OF nature, evolved by Scotch nan
II university education who died ana
VAS buried at oil city Pa. IN 1850.
The author. ThoH " furlpuus. con
toIVCd that the basic principle Or
phCnomcup ss We see 4 ~ nature
.s no. in "a mutiOnlCsa stationary
ether as is generally accepted ~,
science but H in moving ether,
moving with great velocity ~ winch
light Is characterisuC, In OPPOSITE
and parallel directions.
The theory OF q moving ether
said Mr. WelVh. "comCH down tO u7
from The carly Greek philosophers
tut n was never developed into any
hing that had recognition IN scicnc"
because probably IL could not be
given a sufficiently tangible shape.
lhe second premise OF portoous Is
what he calls the aastm llatiOn or
non assimilation OF the riuvlug ether
with tho pondcrablo matter with
which II comes Ia contact. This n
II much moro fertile basis for uc-
counting for phcuOmcna mat what
is and has been advanced by orth.
odOX science OF as II ~ somctiinOs
now called official science.
Mr. Woch In his address took the
position that the porteous theory Oc.
cupics much wider ground and ap.
plies to force In every fOrfn. IL IN
40 revolutionary that the scientific
mind hrsitatCs to tnko hold of ~ ana
IDENTIFY itself with II for fear that
II might later hc discrcdltcd ana
hiring into disrcputo those who had
shown an interest In H.
The late Lord Raylcigh, one OF the
most eminent eriontists Of later
times dissuados people from sub
hitting speculative scientific thought
to learned societies because such so.
cicties have first To look after thoir
own reputation and they do not feel
like taking chances of mistake.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
rIEsTEn MAKES $4,000 BOND
Man Accused of Embkkling Funds
OF OH Company Held for Trial.

Criminal appearance bonds total
ing $4,000 were made by E ~. Feia-
tel In the court of Justice VI. j. Gray
Monday night, the defendant having
last week been charged In seven In
formations with the embozzlemont OF
tts.bOO from the IambertLrollivor
oil e. Gas Co. of which he was Sec
rctary and treasurer.
Foistol could not be found at his
homo last week. but he voluntarily
appeared In court Monday and fur
nished the seven bonds ranging from
1000 to 5000 for appearance at
preliminary trial April "a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
WANTS DEEDS SET ASIDE
Thomas Hickory Asks Court to Can
eel Transfer of Land Ia children.

Asking the cancellation ~ decd,
to land in section l7-tp-l3. Tu,Hb
county. u suit wns filod lu district
court yesterday by Thomas Hickory
husband Of Jennie Hickory. de.
ceased against j. -. Cumph'n
Louina Hickory ana two other minor
children OF the petitioner, in whtcn
Hickory elects 10 take ouc-thjrd m-
terost In the property
Hickory, full blood Crock Indian
claims onc-third intcrcEt IN iho laud
to which ho .tyo a deed to hls 'hild-
rem several gears ago
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
STREET TRAFFIC HALTED
Federal Court Puts stop To Noises
Wkich Interrupt Court.

Ending Justice uumIAed with the
noise Of automobiles more TO the
liking Of the court. JudF. G t.. Wi
Hams Of United staten district court
now iu session la this city. ordered
Bouldcr avenue between Second and
Third girc,tu 10 bo ropcd OF ana
all day yesterday cars were forbidden
an this bloC>
ON court order five auto drivers
were arrested Monday and brought
Yoforc the court. but AN Hpologi1cd
and explained they It'd not know that
the morse of their cars intgrfcrod
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
Sdpuipd Notes

Claiming that her husband mis-.
/ treated her Elosaio VI Leo today
. filed suit FOR divorce from wade "
/ Lco The couple wore married less
than three months ago
sArrLpA hprn 90 GarcIa
| lopcl, who BOD alleged 60 have passed
a 92-ccut money order tp China
man hcre in exchange for $40 in
| cash was dismissed boo Justice
George " Jennings court today
for lack ~ evidence
Charles Douglas. negro. was ar
! rested last night charged with at.
tempted larceny ~ Hu automobile
belonging tu John Mi1o. 90 local
druggist Douglas gave himself up
after fleeing from mo ear when
seen hy Dwight H1, -uu ~ 90,
owner ~ fh" cai
Relief be being sought hy Mabel
Bassctt, county humane agent for
the Imily of Cniuo CAREER and
Buster carter. uoEfo children
burned to death yesterday after
noon talUc carter died llc ycH
tcrday after severe suffering a
list of supplies needed has been
iN'f"i' w. " ~. l'iH.''l N'IN
.. " Cofoli. u farmer living
seven mllca cpst Of This city was
captured by sheriff Anuor Hrucc
and a force Of deputies late sun
day pleaded guilty to the Illicit
manufacture ot Intoxicating liquor
ana was fined $500 iu tho Crock
county court today Mamie Cofolt
l9-yonr. old daughter. was released.
A cousin of Cofolt. who ire Doe.
liovcd 10 have been Implicated u
the salo of the beverage. is sull
missing.
j. H. Davlc ia held in tho ,Dun.
" JAN hcro following a complaint
from q local garage owner that
Davis gave check FOR S517io lu
payment Tor repair work ON nu uu.
ftomobilo and that Davis has mo- ac-
count nt the bank named ON tho
check
Marriage licenses were issued to
tho following today: George Dur.
ham. %, Drumright, Ia Christine
Lloyd. 10. kiofcr, Orrcll Lewis
Lowe. ~. to Augusta Bollo Collins.
20. both OF Tulsa; Frank Pearson.
40. Tulsa, TO Maudc Howard, 49,
Enid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
Charge Davis with Larceny

TnTntWUIIOn ChlIEInE '. u T'lNIN
with the larceny of diamond ring
valued at $50 aud a boN Of tools
valued at 500. the property OF r..
II. Stringer, % East Brady street, on
April 10, was filed In the court of
Justice H. j. Gray Monday Davis
is held IN tho county jail awaiting
arraignmcnt on the charge
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
Plea Winning Mnaicinna

Kenneth Crouch and Ruth Cortstl
were the winners in the preliminary
piano contests held at the hlrh school
last week crouch viii represent
the school az Norman In tho state
contest ana Ruth Cordcil will rcp-
resent the school ~ Pittshurg. Kan.
In the trl-statc contest There wer-
six entries iu the try-out and tho
Judging was difficult.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21

HOUSTON, ToNns, AprlI 2O--
Frank Mcbride, who. local police
say. In under indictment In New
York for having abscondcd with
funds Of the National Bank OF Com
mcrce In New York nearly "a year
ago. was taken into custody here to-
day. Ho said he had been In Hous-
ton since August, and, police say,
confessed and waived eNtradition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
mn Nyc's Mother pcnd

MOOREH EAD. Minn.. April 20
Mrs. ELIZA Loring Nyc, mother OF
"Blll" Nyc. the humorist, Judge Car
rol A Nyc Of Moorehead, and Frank
NJ. Nye Of Minnapolis. former CON
grcssman, died here today at sor
ago OF o3. "Bnl' Nye died "a years
ago.