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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
Cuspidor Takes
Flight When
Janitors Fight
StltehouSe Employees Break
Calm, and Rib,

p.Ft'y AMI pll. i.'y - tnr balls
~ s',ts which usually -fs as a
mantle upon the shoulders ~ ur
state ,ai.'ol Va. trokrn Friday
morning " t,su', John II.
crane. ~ ysars Oil jrnror. 10,
q, h' luitcty hospital Nth n
htoArn iib ana Il bru.rcd head lie
VII br removed nter TO h.- Nome
Ht ~! kast Fifteenth sircsi.
trnB" ordered JIM Ah.rn,thy
negro 'nni,of. 10 do a certain bit
u, Work Ah'rna'hy Is tsld to
have resented 'hr ordtr Witness.
- Say he threw cusp.ior which
crane failed ip dodge mcrsufully
Crane vls sAid 80 have bo.n only
slightly injured by tho cuspidlf
but ho prs ~ cnwgcd ,hut he
fen over chair and cracked
tib
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
AUTO TAX BILL
MAY Be Revised
King TO Ask Governor 10 Sub
nit II TO Legislature,

Governor Robertson viii be asked FRI
day afternoon 10 suhmit n revision o'
the present automobile tar law 20 the
special session Of tn. Legislature. HC.
tordins TO an announcement by Assist
ant Attorney General kinr.
At present the tsx IL bssed on the
l., prices NJ cars in 1919. Many new
makes Of automobiles have heen added
TO the market since that time. These
owners should not be forced to pay on
the present list price OF their cars while
owners Of older makes have a suhstsn-
tisi reduction under tho law.' King said.
Recently the attorney generals office
tsued an opinion TO the effect that an
average reduction should he determined
upon to cover the case. This has b--n
declared impractical by Henry wood
highway commissioner. because Of the
esira clerical help II will require In the
department.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
HAM0N AWARDED
DELEGATES FROM
THIS COUNTY
Fifth District Republican
Convention in Session,

Another victory for Jike l.. ll'mon
IN hin nglt for the repubu Ns national
commlttc-m auship was seen ttiiay IN
the seating Of the Oklahoma county
lamon delegation In the congregational
district convention ~ the fif'h district.
by the credentials committee which met
Al 10 O'Clock Friday morning TIE con
venlion convened az O'Clock at the
Courihouse,
Oklahoma county vas'the only county
Of the district filing contest Thi.
convention oi the republicans i me lpr
OF the republican congressional district
meetings and elects two delegates TO
the national convention
II had hesn believed that the Embty
delegation would he seated hy the COM
mI,,ee ot Witch Marion HcndtTecn Is
chairman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
Rear Admiral Peary Dies :.
In Washington After Long
Illness; Discovered Pole

Ing TO the United states No secarse In
tere6lsd In Arctic explorations and ~
yearu $50 he msde HE firvt trip 10 the
North, making q reconnaissance 1T the
Greenland ialand Ice cape, east Of
Disco nay.
Two years thereafter he was snsin-
eer IN charge Of the Nicaragua canal
surveys and inysnted rolling toct satsa
for the canal. but the turs ef the
Arctic vas cg him aal ks again tuvN.
"a Rssthwsrd. In Juns ihSi Ne ~
hia flint hl9 polar supeAytbcA telno
head q the Aretic s1ps0eieN .oe The
Acsdtmy Of Natural scsenes. rhtla-
oslphlo.
Alullsal psasy ma1a ssvsa oShes a.
pe1Stisas inl6 tAe Arctic bptsep Ne
fiNally NE successfui IN ss4cAln6 lhs
R0l4 poenrlinq n I'M ~ M Dv,
tSs4Qssss \. cppk was bslae pseAse1
= tsss ~ ~ pssns~eo b ~ seaa
= ~ auaistt r ~ NJ ca G1Vsq
-. ~ s s.|s:.'. I. -. -.
-. Anil5 ryGsy Ss11s slSSqo
evvse9 = eeesl0 9gsal,es u q
- s6sS1Sls - 1SSssS = -
tesWsassue = ~ Z esams Z,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20

AUSTIN. Texas Worn ~ the bo,rd
Of control witt keep one nssls'au, In tho
attorney generals department busy. ",
\ Keeling. chief assistant attorney
general. predicted, after calling atten-
tion 20 the fact that no LAWYER hat
been appointed upon the bohrd Whlcn
takes over the management of COM
siderable portion OF the state govern
ment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
CHARLES n. HASKELL TO
VISIT IN STATE SOON

charles y Haskell rr.i governor n
Oklahoma, w'll make Nist 70 Okla
hpma a. soon A. the vol'hc- q. more
settled according 10 n l-jler rrceiye 4
from him Friday m Hen Watt. state
game warden The former governor I.
now In Nes York. hut he s,li refers 20
oklahoma az our ftatc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
COLD WAVE TO
NIT SOUTHWEST
Rain or Snow, With Freezing
Weather, Is Forecast.

KANSAS CITY, No. Feb, 30. A cold
wave which Will be accompanied by
rain, turning ~ snuw, viii strikc the
southN.st today, resulting In tcmpcta.
lures ~ Saturday morning ranging
from 10 degrees above zero IN western
Kansas TO freezing or above I'm other
parts ~ the southwest according 20
announcement today ~ the local
weather bureau
Rain Of snow viii he general over
Kansas. Missouri and oklahoma Sa,ur
day, the bureau announced Ths storm
IL expected 10 extend over sunday \
temperature NJ - degrees by morning
10 forecast for Kansas CITY and vicinity.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
hUBATKA GETS CHECK
FOR TILLRY'S ARREST

4 deck Tor t.fp. to reward offered
by ihs stat. Tor the arrest and con
viction of tho murderer ~ J W. va.
lsms. street ear conductor. was received
FRIDAY by John Huistks, chief ~ de-
iectivss Huts'kA was Instrumental IN
eauslat the arreSt Of g. J. Tilly. negro
convicted " the murder.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
REVISION Of
ELECTION LAM
IS REQUESTED
Submission of Change 10
Special Session Sought
THOUSANDS CAN'T VOTE
Women and Soldiers Affect
I'd by Registration Rules.

Revision Of election laws In Okla.
1sma 10 permi, every eligible voter to
east hk ballot at the next election vas
uyseA BY Senator Fred y. Tucker Of
lAsdn,ofs. when hs called at ihr gov
srnor's office Friday He asked that
the revision bs submitted 20 The sre-
siai scssioc Of the ieslslatnre ehlcl
opens Monday.
\ Attorney General Freezing Will sup
Snrt senator Tucker In the reqnes,, h.
rated Friday. The laws are -
tAmed at the present time ,ha' soma
b,ers are restrained from their rishi
Z suffraxe." he said
The, revision would add Thousands
a votes In the coming general election
nat fall, II 70 said II VII affect both
~ returned soldiers and women OF
tk state.
PsrSons sncs registered ~ ths state
81 no, affected hv fhe laws. They
my vote at succeeding elections with
ON registration. Those who Attain \
hAi voting status should have an op-
roSunlty 10 register before each eiec-
not under the law. II Is pointed out.
'Nut precinct resistfars may absent
th.ussVes from their districts and not
eiy( (voiers an opportunity TO rertsfer.
Fretlns said. The law should he re-
sisrt IN that persons may vote NJ the
election whrn they have not been rrf
isi-Nd through no fsuh Of their own"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
ITALIAN ACQUITTED
FOR SLAyING "HED"

HAMMuSp. Ind Feb. 20 1t took a
Hammond jufy two minutes yesterday
10 acluii Fmnk prl'oni. an l'tiian.
Who admitted he kil.l Frank pe,Bch.
prdronl. nuiuralired citr,n for
seventeen years had an argument over
Aus,ro. Italian clalm. with pcillgh Who
Is said To have been an unnatuiuliEed
Red "
During the argument i,irich said'
TO hell with the Unur,i states
Pedroni sho; him dead
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
ALL BANKS WILL CLOSE
MONDAY, LEGAL HOLIDAY

MoVday viii be legal halliay nrd
~ bsnks VIA be closed according
so no anupunc"rs<ni ftom tho Okla
hofrs tiiy clearing Ehuuse association
Siorp probably wh1 rrruain or,n.
" ,shington's birthday falls On SUNDAY
but vii be observed ~ Monday ss a
nntIohal holiday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
l0NG.BEll LUMBER MEN
HOLD CONVENTION HERE

Stockholders of the Long Rell tur-
b,r company met IN their annual con-
vention In the Huckns ho,el Friday
morning. The annual report Of the
auditors vss the principal feature o'
the morning program Ofncers and di-
reetors were TO he ciact'i during the
afternoon session which convened at
10 O'Clock
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20

Appointment OF federal commission
err 10 iake charge OF the disputed
Red river oil properties until the
claims Of Texas and oklahoma 10 The
lands has been settled, viii he sp-
pointed by the United States supreme
court On March |, Attorney General
Freezing learned Friday.
On the same date tnc attorney gen
erai Of Texas viii file his anrrct IN
the court 10 the sui, Instituted by On
lahorns for possession Of the lands and
settlement ~ the boundary line be.
tween the two states.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
Noted Explorer Made Seven
Trips to Northland Before
Successful; Honored by
Congress,

wAsHiNproS. Feb. m.-Rear Ad.
mifai Iass4t Edwin Psary. retired Arc
s,c espssvo aWl discor.rer Of the North
1sis. ~ ~ Nh home here today frum
psrAisissg tsssnia iFo~ which " had
sAffers1 ~ slsssai yeess ~ WIN -
sa!tsd 3lt4 I'm naval hsAesA
noSss fssfy sssMssstia s.sS. sn = ssssa
r ~ fiR - Ssssvs1 = q
s:ss:s i;ss.ss :.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
NINE OFFICIAL
IS SAFE IN U. S.
American Released by Ban
dts Who Kidnapped Him.

NEW YORK Feb 2O w ilson
Welsh Adams. sn American min" ~.
pcrintrndent. has been released by the
bandits who kidnapped him for rarsorn
from the provid-ncia mine IN Mexico
and has arrived safely tn sHltiilo nc
cordins Ia a telegram received today nv
the American Metal co, L,l hs
employer The bandits demanded iai.on"
rtnsom. but the telegram dli not say
whether the money had been paid NJ
whether Adams release vss forced bN
Mexican government troops who were
known to he IN pursuit. Adams wife
lives In Los Angeles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
CREDIT p!I MEa VIII! L..
" NEAR 6. D. WEST

e. ID west special investigator for
IN. national credit mens association
viii address the credit msns association
here Friday nishf ht O'Clock In the
asirvln. rarlnr r ~ special called
meeting, on a.. work Of the national
Investigating and prosecution commit
toe With regard 80 fraudulent failures
Wet II 4 witness In tho Ardmorc Ncr-
esntile and supply company case IN
federal court
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
GOVERNOR OPPOSES Levy FOR TEACHERS

IF you have decided who you would
L like to see elected as the next
president of the United States, cut
this coupon out now, fill it in and
mail it. II is your last chance to
participate in the straw vote. This
is the last time the coupon will be
published.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
LOCATION OF RESERVE
BANK YET UNDECIDED

Nothing had been accomplished In
seleriinE a location for the federal re.
serve branch bank In the morning ses-
sion of the meeting Of the board Of
directors. held In IN. office Of Dorset
Carter Friday morning. Mr.. Carter
said The session reconvened after
luncheon 10 continue disrusaions
10 Zach Miller. president OF the Ran.
sas city reserve baah. ana Asa v
Ramsey of the board cf dIrectces Of
that bask vera present at Yf,days
meeting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
81 Like to See En- Grow"

- HINTS What said when friend asked hn why he put
ar hour afternoon etubbing his backyard with hoe
The might also truthiuy replied that his garden
him better vegetables for les, and that coppng
the earth with hoe beats liver pills ot liver Ills and stimulates the
appetite for dinner
But he mentioned the thing fhe creative
the work He had that h, OF sterile earth transformed
thing o living beauty where red fpened their
vines and ambitious butter beans gracefully csmbered long poles
This mans due the fac, that he followed the drec
lions IN the official illustrated Garden Book published by the United
States department Of agriculture The Oklahoma l Times Information
Bureau Washington has been OF these books you
Send for II today, II is free
(Fll out the coupon-wi,e ssbly)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
Convection IS
TOLD TIME IS
|h0PP0RTUNE
Ne Is Doubtful # Levy Would
Alleviate Conditions.
STATEMENT A SURPRISE


s.DH.r Ulbeft.1ns s'stsment ~
.-r tsI session of Inc oklahoma Eds.
.a.ra, ssm,ailon hat hs I'D not fas
.. tar urrY,IGs - the siI-mlll isvy
t4r m.f vIs .,sars hy the tcschaso
ths packed me h.sh school auditoriuuA
o. Hab m..u.us The statement cas-
J, hlR 'u me r0rycu'iJn. Fat
This does not mean that 7 sm ~
n sYriplfht AN yop nor that ! Do ~ !
saf' f1 ..r .tH.ci'nt revenue obtaiacV
'n pay 'ht 'elrhers Of Oklahoma q ~
.1e Nssr. lut 4 does mean that ] ~.
eve tbs p, lr nn inopportune time
such sp addition 70 the tasss 10 -
alpattfs Of -" state who are ~
groanIng under thsir load. 45
MANY - tho leading educatoes ~
mo state have come TO me an1 De0sg
s.rted heir Views on the adllttGq['
levy ana askcd ths, sanction H. 49,
nunot BAY that an insufficient ~ Z
now viii be an insufficient Waoo Q
~ three ysafs later. Just beeouoo -
trach@- are not receiving an a1oQu0
compensation now wa cannot ~ A. y
ana sdd higher taxes. erpecialiy ~ /
ort'ebl time. And am not gotne -
W., Tt'
Short Session Wanted. #
The governor declared that 10 ~
licv-i II improbable that . se1sO
lcvy would alleviate ,hsN<ircvmsenn1uD
anyway snl said he favored the leav11D
of the question TO the indivtdual ooAoI
districts, the counties and the eoc1o1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
- .''s,. .''Iss =,

Iea ~ = oAsAsm. CRY
- eu11ssGo j. 1sals,unl sspvs ~.
~ ~ ~ sAHesse t9Nse sesWsA
- - ws1a sstsA
|fgpp ~ vsiaAs isspsssse
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
u|l(IIY nm Ian
ri HFEo1 QVlDAI

The Ana-bsndit mo,loa psctsss flln
ordinance pssssd byt the FIFTY commits
sscwers Thursday vii not ~ into enre'
snu MONDAY u was announced Fn'
6sy at the city hall.
rHk ss~,neni ives made 10 permit
Q local mcuon picture shc~ TO carry
@, IL eonssct for bandit fiin
VhscA has iust been receives ana
ShicA ls hshs shown. The film hsd
Sssn pale ~ before the ordinance
vss sueaastel
The srdNasce rules out al pictures
vAiea shsW aad feature ex-csitlnws a.
Dch. rilna pho~iaR crime or out
hstt feassrsAa pvVcss'onAl actors
vho sats sush parts are nc prohibit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
HOUSE COMMITTEE
FAv0RS ARMY TRAINING

WASHINGTON. Feb, 70 The prin.
cipis Of universal military training m
part Of the nstion's future military
policy. was approved today by the
house military committee by a vote Of
II TO =.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20
BURNS To TRY
To STLP TAX
COLLECTION
viii Champion The Cause Of
Small Taxpayers,
RAILROAD MAKES PROTEST


80 r''.u 70 hold u. '., ..I.. '.u ~
,hr nr., t.I,..,.p... f.r, ,... .....t-
...,,
'' 'N' "'' no ''''..H '''
f'''n ~ the tu.r'W' '.Hf ou 'rr
l.FaNir ~ U, sI,. o., l.r. wi i.
,,.t. ,. r...., No..
'"h'p' "' announcer 'h'f y. .NF
To allow a." collection ~ ,.r 'l.r.
10 pro 'ed. Burns had. would mean
NAT inr railroads and .arso th.t''rs
would pay tneir ilN,s ur'rr protest
'nH Then M" su.'s i"r me r"to''r. n'
'h' amount Illegally i,.'d ar'.nN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-20

Night and Day Wires
ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-29
MUG SCRAPPERS NO MATCH FOR
COLLUMS' POVERTY HALL NINE

put Poverty Hall on the path to pros
perity during the entire game.
Both pitchers twirled good ball and
the services of an adding machine
are now needed to determine the ex-
act number of hits.
Here's the Poverty Hall lineup
that defeated the mug scrapers; Corn
well, catcher; Goss, pitcher; Glib
bons, second base; Crawford, first
base; Collums third base; Nix, short
stop; Cochran, left field; Bak~r CEN
ter field; O'Shee, right field.
The barber college presented the
following lineup: Washburn, catcher;
Sizemore, pitcher; Cooley, first base;
James f. Montgomery. second base;
James Elliott, third base; Hudson,
left field; Smith, center field; John
Wade Fatheree, right field.
Umpire Otis j. Hallowel, alias
"Butterfat.'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-29
(By observer)

The mug serapers were nervous in
plnches and, as "a result, lost to the
Poverty Hall nine 10 to 0 at Univer-
sty park yesterday afternoon.
In the first inning, Twirler Size
more, tonsorial artist. whitfield three
men, and the Poverty Hall aggrega-
tion did not start their rally until
the next ipning. Gibbons was safe
on first through an error The next
man up knocked an easy one to Mr.
James Elliott. who stopped the offer
ing and threw it to James Flagler
Montgomery, manager of the tonso
rial artists nine. James Flagler at
tempted to make a regular Eddie
Collins catch of the toss. But-well
that ball just wasn't shaped like a
razor and It slipped right out of
James Flagler's hands. This started
a rally that netted the BARRIERS op-
ponents five runs and, incidentally,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-29
Game This Afternoon.

Charlie Miller's Dixie Steppers,"
and Robert Williams Terrible Ty-
pos" will engage in a bloody battle
this afternono at University park.
An admission of so cents will be
charged. Funds derived from the
game will be added to the Children's
playground fund.
The. Dixie Steppers" Humphrey,
pitcher; Miller, second base; Wash
burn, catcher; Levine, first base
Bishop, third base; Zorbis, shortstop;
Luster, left field; Cobean, center
field; Rice, right field.
Those Terrible Typos: Whitmore
third base; DeKinder, shortstop;
Hampton, second base; Tyrrel, first
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-29

day He believes his son, seeking
adventure, lett the home to travel oy-
er the state Mr.. Cunningham he
ieves the lad will be found some
whore in this section of oklahoma
A description Of the lad, as given
by the father is: age Il; height
) feet. s inches; dark compleXion;
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-29

ham, 17year-old son Of j. c. Gun
ningham, who left the Cunningham
home in Norge Tuesday and failed
to return is being made by the lost
boys father and Matt Sankey, sher-
if Of Grady county.
The lads father does not fear foul
play, he stated while in the city to.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-29

black hair. newly cut and neck shas.'
ed hump shouldered and does not
stand erect; stiff in hips and drags
feet; shutters slightly. The lad is
in poor physical condition. Mr.. Cum
ningham said today
A reward of $25 is being offered
for the apprehension of the lost hoy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-29

base; Adams, catcher; Mighty Gran
less, pitcher; Williams, left field;
Courcier, center field; Keller, right
field.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-29
FATHER, HUNTS FOR SON

A search for Lawrence Cunning
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-29

All the sale tags off after Monday, August 2,
the last day of the Dixies Great Selling Out Sale of
summer merchandise. The biggest sale ever held in p
Grady county. Buy what you need now and save
from Is to so per cent The last day will be the big
gest of our sale Of sales. Read our big ad in tomor-
rows Daily Express for the final bargains of the sale
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-06
WORLD WAR VETERANS
 LAY COMRADE TO REST

The funeral sersiceS of William c. Congdon were teld last Thursday v:h
 prayer at the house of his brother in. PIainfield, followed by services in Ekonk
 church. Members of Joseph Vanase
 Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, acted as
 bearers and escorts. Miss Blanche Doug
 las sang Some Day We'll Understand
 and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. Rev.
 Mr Childs oficiated at the services. The
 burial was in Ekonk cemetery with full
 military services at the grave. The flow CTS were many and beautiful and in-
 cluded mound with dove from father and
 mother; pillow from Brother Frank and family; wreath from Brothers Lloyd Clifford, Fred and Sister Ethel; wreath
 from MT. and Mrs. Clarke Congdon and
 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Congdon pillow from MT. and Mrs. Walten Congdon ; wreath from power department Lawton
 Mills Corp mound from Joseph Vanase
 Post; mound from MT. and Mrs. Carl Gallup boquets from MT. and Mrs FL mer Tarbox, MT. and Mrs. Fred Has kell, MT. and Mrs. Dennis Richmond, MT. and Mrs. William Bitgood, MT. and Mrs. Walter Tanner, MT and Mrs. Charles Barber Delcie Bebeault and Vernia Sny- der, Clifford Congdon, Mrs. William liar vey and Mrs. E. Hopkins and Mrs. Ed ward Pratt.
 1 Mir Congdon was capable young man we'll liked by everyone who knew him.
 He had a promising future, being in the | lumber business in the firm of Gallup & Congdon Co. He served in the world s | war, having been honorably discharged, returning home on June 2S, 1919. He | contracted cancer of the stomach from
 the effects of being gassed while over- seas and was a great sufferer until the
 end and his loss is deeply felt in the | community.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-06
OBITUARY. William Er0hn

William Krohn. for 40 years resident ot Greeneville. died at his home at s9 ozkridSe street on Monday evening fol- lowing a short illness. MT. Krohn had been in poor health for some months, but had not been seriously i'll until a few days before his death.
 He was born in Germany 72 years ago and came to this country in 1882 locating in Greeneville- where he has always made his homeh For many years he was a valued employe of the L. g. Finishing company but for the past II years has led retired life. He was a member of the German Lutheran church
 He leaves his wife and five children. Frederick and Rudolph Krohn of this city. Mrs. Walter Hector of Hartford Herman and Walter Krohn Of Boston. Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-06
A BIT OF ADVICE
First-Dont Delay. seeend-Dss's
 ExperimaeA

If you suffer from, backache, heaA- aAhs or dizzy spells; if you rest poor ly and are languid in the moring; if the kidney secretions are irregular and unnatural in appearance, do not delay. In such cases the kidneys eftez. need help. =
 Doan's Kidney Pills arc especially prepared for kidney trouble. They are recommended by thousands. Ask your neighbor. Can Norwich residents desire more convincing proof of their effectiveness than the statement of a Norwich citizen who has used them and willingly testifies to their worth
 Mrs. 4. D. Lathrop. : Stanton Ave, Norwich. says: T am recommending Deans Kidney Pills because have used several other medicines for at- tacks of backache and found none as good as Doan's. They give great re- lief. always strengthening my back. I recommend Doan's Kidney Pills be- cause I think they will help others" Price soc. at ali dealers. Don't sim ply ask for q kidney remedy get Deans Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Lathrop had. Foster Milburn Co. Mfrs. Buffalo. N. r.