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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-03
CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY.

The Rotary club celebrated it's first anniversary with a banquet and ini- tiaticn at The Stratfield last night.
 Among those initiated were Fred erfck L. Bradbury, Harry A. Burnes, Henry N. Sanborn, Henry LeRoy Lewis and Edward W. Carpenter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
SPECIAL SESSION
Governor Townsend Still Unde
cided ON Convening Legisla-
tors to Pass on Suffrage

The calling If D special session of the
Delaware legislature ~ paas UPON the
suffrage amendment to the Federal Con
siitution IS still ~ the balance
Governor Town=eud stated on Safug-
day when asked concerning his action.
aIu favorable ~ sufFrago. and ! have
zo assured tho Delaware wUnou ! wjIl
call Q special session iuat NJ soon aa am
assured hat I have sufficient support ~
pnss the measure without anything eise
intervening ~ unset 8
II Is reported that in actIve canvass ~
the State il under way and ths' al NJ the
legislators are bring a~kfd ~ pledge
themselves - make mo- effort 80 interfere
With tho nrw School fode m case "a special
session is called through euch agreements
arc, il IS said. likely t9 ho secured IN the
ncar future
Fhc ratification IF The amendment re-
1pircz FIVE more state VOTES, ~ n fhr
States bnTlng already voted fsvorably,
and those Interested arc anxious ~ in
oiuic Delaware IN The roll rs Failfying
States, which Is the outcome expected IN
case the special session ls called
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16

Houston, who poilod 900 votas, Mr..
Morris received b5s votes mud Ralph
Robinson, his closer opponent. dsf
a total II 3,2Ds votes wis polled for ali
the contestants saturday night and The
great majority ~ these were voted The
last hour, the contest closing NJ ~
O'Clock
One of the features If the evening was
tho game lirlt made hy members of the
Pail Mall Club to put ever their fayofst ea,
Miss Edith Spencer and Ralph Robinson.
Mr.. Robinson did not have VOTE ~ the
conteat until late Saturday evening when
tbe Pail Mall club started its drive.
Voting ~ blocks "A from ~ % 20 votes at
% time, the members of this club s0on
put Miss Spencer and Robinson up with
the leaders The big vote being cast for
these two not only surprised bot frightened
the supporters Of spfne ot the other
candidates Misc Campbell who had loen
loyally supported al work was leading by
a narrow margin when the polls opened
on the FINAL night Tho detailed results
wnrei
Woman Prize Hiss Ethel Campbell,
pg3 Miss Mary Houston, g9lI; Miss
Edith Spencer, 473. Miee Alice Davy
i3g Miss Dura Law, 90. Misa Cornclia
pilling, 80; Miss Dikofnan and Miss
Viola P0tts, 4 each. Miss Dorothy Hayes
Miss Elizabeth llfrcn and Miss IDolna
Chambers, 2 each, Miss ClariuRbuld
Miss Tubbs, Mics Iiilda Cummings Miss
Irene Hoa, Mas Jeseie Maxwell, Miss
Blanche King and Miss Helen pillebufY
! each
Mons prlne Russell Morris. sos;
Ralph Robinson. js7 u u Gbpley. l57.
pierco Cr0mpion. itU. William Morgan
G5 Oscar Ewing. 81 Il Maroon, tfi. &.
w PauI Bebout, 3 William a Iicnphll
Willard Wilson, and 4 g. Heinel, each
Practically everything piaccd On sale
~ the houthH was disposed uf during
the evening William Armstrong lato ~
the evening aurtIoned oH n nuUl,cr #
articles and gol Vpod prices.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
NEW MILK ORDINANCE.
Will be Considered at Town
Meeting After Council Ad-
Iourns Thursday.

Bew milk ordinance for the city viii
be considered ~ a town meeting 20 be
hrid after The regular t,ounril SESSION. on
Thursday evening. ~ the council chamber
Representatives &c re- state Board ~
Health. lty Board pf Health milkmeu
and tho milk inspector will be present
and general invitation to 81 Interested
10 the subject is rxtended
Adequate protection for the public
health hy enactment of d stiitabln measure
Is desired bv The Health Committee of
tnuncii. according 10 Alexander Abra-
hams. chairman. who als0 stated that ne
work II he committee had been hampercd
by illness
lie cited the monthly aud weekly re-
ports as hcIn9 part of an educational syz-
tern iuaugurated ty the present committee
and an lnnoy alton ia Council history
fhe subject IT 3 con taglous di sease hos
pital. he insisted, has not Eccn forgotten.
aud enid that a nesting on this matter
wtll be held this week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
FATHER BERNARD At
ST. PAUL S CHURCH
Noted Franciscan Missionary Ad
dresses Large Congregation IN
Observance Of Lent

Rev Father Bernard O r II cirliwer-
"a Il stirring sermon ~ q congregation ~
! .2n0 persons in Sc Paul r. G. Church
Fourth and Jackson streets last nlght
IN connection with the 0b~ervsucn of
tho Ieuterl season. which berius Aeh
"Wednesday. Father Bernard Is = uoted
Franciscan missionary and Is connected
with 81 Francis Church 10 New Yorl
EIe conducted d mission gt ~t Paul's i8
October
Father Bernard pointed out baf
flle Ienten sna@0n, which commemorate =
the 40 DAYS during which God tasted ~
thedeeert = tlWe during which Catholics
should give gnuch reflection ~ the con
durf ~ their lives. lie urged that they re-
member The promises they have made
and observe them faithfully, not just
during fhiz special fipe of fasting anG
renapce. int throughout the year
ON Ash "Wednesday. the masses ~
s. Paul= wiIi te 81 s 40. and . 81 'cIock
The hlessipg and distribution of ashos will
fakr piaca at tho rloek mass JiErtne
lent. q sermon and ierpdlction of ha
blessed Sacrament gglil take place everr
Tuesday evening at 30 clork IN Lnc
evening, the Rev Thomas ii Naldruf
pastor 81 the church wIli deliver the
SERMON followed by the distribution ~
ashes aud fhn Benedicflun tatiOBs ui
the cross vii he said On Fridays, at
n clock. for the school children and oio
people and st 3 80 IN The evening for tho
adults. A course Of sermons will be preach
cd on sunday evenings bv Rev. John @.
Iearv of the Auglstluian Order. fror
VILLA Nova College Masses during lent
will h., celebrated on week DAYS at 6.3g
and S o clock The 3 o clock mass wall be
followed bv short instruction. SUNDAY
masses are at 6, Z. g. 9, 10 and II O'Clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
CUMM|NS SEES TURN
IN DEMOCRATIC TIDE
Missouri Election. RE Says. Shows
DissatiBfactiou With G.. o. II.
Attitude ON Treaty.

Washington, Feb. lG Election 81
Jnc0b MilliRnn. Democrat and Iragiio
~ Nations advorate, over John ~ FIRST
Republican aud hague opponent, ~ yrs-
ferdav'a contest IN thn Ibnd MiasGin
Congress district was hailed lest night ~
Chairman Cumming ~ fhe Democratic
National Cunmltiee az disclosing ihat
the people 8fs thoroughly difaaiiEhed
with The present leadership ~ the re
publican organization
President Wilson received to-day The
following telegram from 4 II M0yer ~
JeGerson CITY, Mo.
Missouri show me. district tho Third.
indicates iis loyalty aud iis ctanmeuds-
tipu of your Administration by a mai0riiy
for Mjlligan ~ 3.F01 ! desire io espffsa
20 you my pleasure and sincere spnRratU-
lattons
Mr. Cummings in a formal statement
aaid
Advocates of prompt ratification of ihr
treaty - peafo have teeB hr8Fienrd and
obslfuotipnfst5 bave beeD dismsYed bY
the triumphant election to CoBwrsrg nn
Saturday IN The Third Missouri district
Of Capt Jacob I MilligaH, the Damo-
cratic nnminer
A clear cut issue over tho league ~
Nations vas presented Tho question
was thoroughly debated 10 q c8mp8ign
extending oyer several weeks The ralIt
j. unmiatakablc. aside from The gratifS
ing lndorserncnt ~ the Presidents posi
ton tho election, held N o typiraIly mid
Western agricultural section. dlacl0ser
that he people are thoroughly dissatisfied
wifh tho present leadership r. the Repub
lican organization and are prcpayiua
- return r. full power IN ihc nation TIC
party THAT during the last severn .ears hes
So completely demonstrated tn coostrur-
ttYe ability Il has been q hard struggle
but the tide hes turned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
McCartney's S

.xprCss all points between " Timing ton
and Philadelphia. daily. Moving aud haul
ms 1871. ldnccip street. Phone 5644 J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
JAMES A. STIRLITH q BRO.
FRONT AND TATNALL. SIS.

For Sale Steam pipe sod pipe, l-bearns,
channels, angles. columns. shaltine, pul-
leys hangers, boilers, stacks. engines.
lathes. drill press, portable concrete mixer.
boiler attached II Il A. i20l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
CLOSE VOTING IN
POPULARITY CONTEST
Winner of Women's Prize Had
Margin on Three Votes Only
at Y. MI. C.. A. Carnival.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark. Feb ~ The most sticcesaful
indoor carnival ever held in Newark closed
Saturday night, when, despite the stormy
wen ther, "A crowd pack cd the afmory
from : TO / 80 O'Clock. The carnival
was held under The auspices ~ tho Y NJ.
{, 4. and the receipts for the five nights,
the carnival having opened Tuesday
evening. exceeded ~, 400 There vas
dancing FROM = 90 O'Clock
Interest ON The final evening If the
carnival eentered IN the popularity voting
contest for the handsome chairs given by
the Evening journal aud Miller Brothers
Co of Wilmington The w0mana prize
was won by Miaa Ethel Campbell aud
the mcn'e prize hy Russell Morris The
winners, however, did not have q walk-
over Miss Campbell received total
Of lig3 vote, but that was only thfce vot
more than Was received by Miss Mary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
PUBLIC SALES.


PUBLIC SALE Having rented my farm
will sell for cash 70 the highest bidder ali
stock and tarm implements on Thursday
February 20. 1920. at 1880 y. ~. Farm 10
Gated near 6uYenCourt. at MC(' 'uliOugh' )
cross roads Stidham y son Auctionecrs
IL. l. SPRINGER.
PUBLIC sALE-Throe large loads of fine
furniture. rugs, household goods, &c. will
be sold a. Stidham & son Auction store.
III +. Fourth street. Friday. February 70,
1920. ! clock p m, sharp Furniture Of
rary Iivingroom. dishes dresscrs chif-
foniers. viii be sold 70 tho highest bidder
stidham & son, AuctioneerS
PUBLIC SALE Thursday. February 10,
1920, at | oclocA, ON the Osborne Farm,
near Cossart. Pa. 40 head cattle. some
fresh and springing TO calf 20 head young
heifers and bulls; ; mules, years old
work horses all farm implements used
on i5o-acre farm; corn, hay and fodder.
Terms cash Owner Thomas Atkinson
Managers. Sinclair s INair
PUBLIC SALE Furniture, rugs. house
hold goods. &c. 200 Van Buren, street.
.. m. sharp. HTass bed diningrOom suite.
refrigerator. pa rior suite. rockers, desk :
rugs. dishes upright piano cabinet grand.
cIIcaSslan walnut cas-. pictures, other ar
ticlcs Stidham h Son. Auctioneers.
PUBLIC SALE or personal property. y
head Of horses, 10 cows, farming implc-
ments,, at Cann Farm, Kirlwood, Del
IUHFEDbAs IfDfudFN " AZ ~ q CLOCK
sharp W g. Colt. O.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE real,
ESTATE.
The Peoples National Bank of Laurel
Delaware, will offer for sale by way of pub
lie auction. al tho hotel of Ernest purnell
in the town OF Laurel Delaware. at CLOCK
y. m. on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2i, 1920,
all the brick buildings known as the
Bacon BiocK situated at the corner of
Central avenue and Market street, Laurel
Delaware.
No Includes two two-story store
rooms with a frontage on Market street
of Al feet and approximately 81 feet deep.
No. Includes the threc-story store
front and approximately 40 feet deep.
on the corner of Market street and Central
avenue, being II feet ON Central avenue
and As feet on Market street.
The property will be offered in three allot-
ments as above described and then offered
a whole, and will be sold to the highest
and best bidder. subject 10 the tenants
leaseholo To January j. 1921.
This property is located in the very heart
OF the town and is ideal location for
most any kind of business. A splendid OPP
Dortunity to secure a permanent location
in one of the busiest towns on the peninsula
Terms Cash. or purchaser or purchasers
may secure so per cent of the purchase
price by first mortgage.
plot Of the property may be seen at the
TIE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK.
laurel Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
Daughter in Wood Family.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter r. Wood
Holly Oak are receiving congratulauous
on the birth Of 3 daughter on Februar1
<. They already had three Sons, hus thr
Is the FIRST daughter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
To Enlarre Plant

The Amalggmatcd ieather Company.
which has recently completed additions
amounting "a y eco feet ~ floor space.
wlli make another addition of 5000
square feet 0r more IN the property 81
Monroe and Chestnut streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
BABY STROLLER. $40. Good condition
ii3 w. Twenty-third street.
haoCH baby carriage. $50. i7it North
hreone street
CHEAPEST PLACE 10 puy singer nun
Chimes. New. used ana seropd.bard rna-
chimes. - up. Phone xb1pJ. w. r. GArrow.
sinner shop, o2i w. Fourth strsa,.
ELECTRIC coffee mill md alleinp machine.
GOOD condition. 1pb Madison ~.
ron sALi.
HUELOCk's CASH HOUSE.
Special prics~ Tor raw furs.
seventh and Poplar sts.
FOX sALE--barsain. Anderson vuicanlxer.
thrs8~cavity. with tube plate. also rubber
and commit. Phone bzus ".
FURNISHED ROOM houso. good income
viii hold moftgage sell to rignt party.
Appiy 40 frenrn street.
ron sAl,E--gb pure bred Black Niuorca
chickens, nine months old. Just starting
Ia lay, and one rooster. at 81 each. These
are guaranteed birds. Take Delaware CITY
car, get of at itsthlrnnm Loading Go.
piant aud walk w past tho lighthouse. -
A. woodward.
Foh SALE Authorized route 900 daillea
aud over 100 sundays, served. Apply TO
inuinas y. Mili9rd i,iuiey PARK, Pa.
FOR sALE-TYPEwR bargains.
Al MAKES. bennington. l., G.. Smith. i'm.
nsrWonu. Hoyni. $50 up. IyIewriters rentsd
threo months. 80 no. koyai typewriter
Agency. corner seventh and Market streets.
GARAGE and good repair and Accessory
business. estaBishrd tor eight years.
Equipment Including gas tank aud pump
on tank aud pump, good. lafgn air com
pressof, large chain fptst air valve grinder,
TOT ot expansion and straight rnatnerF, one
set OF valve reannfs aud resgaters tull Aot
complete tot 90 stock dies ana taps big hot
of hn kinds uf wrunrhrs, three hBnyy wheel
nuilnts, one small ont, lot of bolts. nuts and
totd accessories uitiru furniture large up-
to date casa register for garage. sntati
huch. Address -, hvert Evening bnire,
HOME made caxes and pics 80 ordef Of
tue nRst ihattfiats. Address Is io, Every
Evening DfiIce
Ho ousEIiuLD furniture. beds sliding
couch, BUREAUS, AZ Gait between aud o
y m Abby oIi latnaii street
klEDLtNu wool tor safe. "a truca
ioao hauling up to one ton promptly at
tnued tu. Iah lSs& W lutu Union stt@3t.
LAHDE selection of wunl and tihre tap
estry brussels and veiYrt rugs NO mat
what size sou desire We haye one that sill
suit you.
MuNDY FURNITURE 90.
Credit lerms. Eifth aud Madison streets s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16

Lost something? Try a classified 81
veTtlsement ~ livery Evening AdF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
PRINTING ENGRAVING ,EMBossING

am now prepared 20 give good service in
PRINTING. Both quality and delivery.
q. ". Gray. tF,ntet. n n IisAaA street. !,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
uPHoLSTERING AND REPAIRING.

MAKING OLD FURNITURE iook squt
TO new repairip@. apnoisteriny and can.
: Phone ~ aG W. 30 .traaca strsss saFi :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16

BRICK business property. dwelling at
tarhpd FBnst rHrner in country tuwn near
waterway about tU te improved bF gov
erHfueut Address 7 Every Evening Once
At Tho Cesiara half a biorR ~ ground nd
fuur~ room bungalow and sir room hpuac.
Al f1r Si9U. basy payments Jones' 423
Gtipey street
NICE suburban hbrnp st RoEnlla 6gtS by
25n fret -turcg huuse seven FuOfys re-
1ppttun hail. hath. pantry ami large attic
Hot aud cold water severed cement cellar
gas and electric fwo pofcbes, st1ICCst garage
large chirhpn nous. planted - al kiuds ~
fruits Has to he seen ~ be nppresria tod
hpply gg premises. Orchard avenue. RoaaIle
q N Moody
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
FEMALE HELP WANTED.


APPRENTICE wanted Ia learn millinery.
Paid while learning. Mrs. q. W. SchAgrin.
2OI w. Ninth street.
Clf1ID'S NURSE. white. for one child.
Also assist With upstairs work Hefcrcnce
required. Mrs. Beyca. taO6 W. Thirteenth
street. Phone t0Sl.
CHAMBEKh1A ID--Apply uousckccper
Hotel ou poul.
EXPERIENCED and hiRh-grade strnog-
raphor. Must bo thoroughly competent.
q "a, Every Evening once,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
APARTMENTS.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE or rent high-ciass farm, i25
acres 10 miles from Wilmington Pos
session March /. Address h ;. Every Even
ng Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
HOTELS.

STOP AT THE ANNEX HOTYI-East
Fourth street good rooms with hot water.
beat. Tub and shower baths. $3.50, $500
and S4.oo weekly. Single beds 35c. and
SOC. 75c- and si.oo. Open day and night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
MUSICAL

GRACE KUSCHAN,
Teacher Of Piano. 2oI0 Van Buren street
Phone 1927
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
MOTORCYCLES REPAIRED

kEADlN1 standard nor motor
cycles. Expert repairing on al makes
I SEQ machines at reasonable prices, VII
ming ton Cycle Co. l9ou Market stree u.
I. A 1sts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
PAPER HANGING.

- =, s,1-,, - : -
ALI gAPER AND PAPER HANGING
Lowest price and guaranteed work II
(hames lo3 North Jackson street Phone
).S21 i
fAPERH Angling Gone at reasonable
price Morris Arsht, col W. Fourth street
5hoEe 2554 W.
IApERHANGER- Fishman. SIS w
second street. Lowest prices guaranteed
ork. Phonf 641S k
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
MASQUERADE SUITS.

MASQ UERADE SUITS and wigs to hire
Specialists in paints and makeups. Frank
Biesinger. corner Fourth and Walnut streets.
Phone S25s w
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
Doll. HOSPITAL.

DOLL HOSPITAL--fieads and Wigs. Comb
iDgs made up in any style GfS " Srv-
cntb street 7I2 Walnut street. Phone 2926I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
STORAGE.

|pBAGE ROOMS for rent. Both phones
lcsnrge y Lang Co, f2o5 Orange street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
ron SALE

ron sALE--Our lot and warehouse with
~ n -. Siding. at Thirteenth auH Union
Gttes ts. Apply sis shipieY street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
PSYCHIC PALMISTRY

- CHIC PALA1IsTRY and ladies' boaut,
yhrlors. SOS Tatnali street Hours 10 a. m
o. 80 p. m. MRS. ID OLWELL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
PLASTERfNG.
TYPEWRTTERS.
HAlRDRESSING.

KATHERINE FINAN. Hair Dressing par
Iors. Brownson Bldg. Electric sbamp0o.
Permanent French wave and curl Facial
aI3b.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27
ATTACK RESALES
STATUTE IN SUIT
Case Filed in Oklahoma
City Against State
Law.
WILL BE TEST TRIAL
Millions Of Dollars Invoked
in Tax Litigation Begun
In Oklahoma County.

B, Associated Press state wirc
OKLAHOMA CITY. April ga
VALIDITY of the 1918 taN resale
statute. affecting million dollars
worth Of property len oklahoma
count, as a resul, of the tax rcsd @
last November. viii be tested for the
tir., time as a result of - suit filed IN
the district court here
Hundreds " persons who pur-
chased property at low price at the
rrsaIc here. as well as those In other
arountics In tho state Will b" affect
~ b, the outcome of the action, II
was stated.
According to the statute properly
against which taxes have been d'-
'mgu,u for many years may ne
sold for such amount as may hc uh'
,ancI after paving bact taxes inr
Two years II was passed To enahlc
rue county ana state TO dispos" or
property agaiuS, which the dclin'
qucnt taxes amount 10 moro than
tnc property will bring on the mar
koi
Iu the suit flied here John Kirsch
socks To- have The court set aside the
uuIf claim decd Of T.. i. Rogers
which was obtained from j ". Reed
On "a uuit claim deed from t. y. Ne
NuI.in. who obtained the property A.
, resale last November and who
held a tax deed from \. T. BockoNen.
county treasurer. Two opinions deal
ing with certain phase sof the law
have been handed down by The state
supreme cour, recently, but The pres
,n' suit Is said to he the first clear
cut test OF the law.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27
INDIANS TO GET PAY
supreme Court Ovcrrulcs state on
Judgments EaNortng thoctaws
and ChiCkasaw Tribes.

WASHINGTON. April 26-The
Supreme court today set aside OKLA
homa supreme court decrces deny
ing Judgment TO 81 Choctaw and
Ihlckasaw Indian citizens In that
state who sought refund OF SO
600 collected by Love county Off
cials as taxes on land allotted them
under treaty. They claimed the In
dams were taX-empt under the
treaty.
The court also set aside Oklahoma
supreme court decisions dismissing
suit brought against Carter county
officials for disbursement OF taxes
paid by go Choctaw and Chicka-
saw Indians on land granted them
by tho government The payments
we're made while proceedings were
pending to determine when such
lands we're taxable under treaty
made In 1898. The lower court held
tho TNmen,s were voluntary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27

girl With Perry bo, whose name
Is not given.
rANHUSkA. Aprll g6-. Gen Roy
Hoffman OF oklahoma city and J. y.
charles. banker of St.oud. are IN
this city in connection with the
founding ~ Hula, = new town ON
The proposed Santa Fc route
WELL April &c Smell
ing liquor IN passing vacant house
ON he case farm. northwest of here.
u member " tho \ VI T. \ report
cd the matter to the sheriff That
officer with a deputy visited the
spot and found e home made stu
he also arrested Fred Timbrcl. u
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rarmrr and held him Tor prcnml
nary hearing
rAWIirSkN. April 30 Y h q
chamber of commerce is getting ac-
lively behind :ho proposition to push
tho carly construction OF the Santa
Fc road through pawhuska. this
city having before the war fulfilled
it's conditions with the company in
the matter Of bonuses aud the right
Of way through the county The
company clyms tardlness of the
E.N,rument In returning mater sls
tat.~ hy the railway administration
ia the cause of the delay
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27
State Briefs

BILLINGS. April % Rcv. W n.
kindred pastor OF the local Chris
tan church has accepted tho pas
tora,e Of that church al pawhuska,
and has been transferred to that
charge He has been here FOR moro
than three years
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27

PERRY. April &c T. sams. a
country lad living six miles west OF
Perry. IL in the hospital with AN IN
iured spine lie is paralyzed from
The waist down. Tho injury is said
20 have resulted from fight over
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27

Robert 4. McISIrncy
Funeral Director Phone 456-l1l
gl3 South Main. .-Adyt.