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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-31
ASTONISHING NEWS.

What does he say" asked John
curlously, as ! proceeded to read karI
Shepard's letter.
Nothing more than q polite inter
est In my health and the hope that !
will soon be well again"
Let me see It" demanded my hus.
band holding out his hand.
His peremptory command aneered
me.
Il shall do nothing OF the kind. II
Is my letter. You have seen III 10 keen
the others from me. This one shall
hold myself"
Give me that letter"
For answer | tore It into small pie
oes, so there's something in these lei
ters that l must not sect" he said. and
he opened the others quickly and
glanced through them.
As he read he evidently grew little
ashamed of himself. for in the letter
which had read from Karl Shepard
there was literally nothing more than
| had told him, and, OF course, the
others were similar.
After he had finished all OF them
he threw them down on the bed say
ing, II can't understand why. YOU
should make mountain out OF mole
hill In this way. There is nothing in
Shepard's letters that might not
read"
Did for YOU for one moment think
there might be-"
We'll. YOU acted mighty queer"
II can return the compliment"
Something Queer About Ii.
when n man sees eight or ten let .
ters In hand he recognizes as that OF
his man friend. addressed 10 his wife,
he Is apt to think there is something
queer about Il. I'll bet you would
make an awful fuss II you came across
"a letter addressed to me--just one let
term Elizabeth Moreland's hand
writingln
mo, John | would not II YOU were
III In fact, II Elizabeth Moreland
was out Of town or where she could
not see YOU daily IL necessary | do not
think | should be unduiy curious"
We'll. here's one in her hand writ
ing addressed 20 you. said John as he
picked out striking looking envelope
ornamented with a stunning crest
made no move 10 take t.
Don't you want TO read Il now.
Il don't want to read any OF those
letters. John, until can read them
alone ! don't want 70 have my cor
respondence doled out 10 me as YOU
see fit.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-31
Ripping Rhymes.
THE PANIC.
by WAIT MASON


The wise men now predict panic
before this year grows old; thereT be
catastrophes titanic by Autumn, we
are told The wise men hand us,
through their faces, of all sad news
the worst; the present boom has no
sound basis, and it is bound to burst
Then there1l be coming, fast and fast
er, all kinds of perils dire; the doc will
pawn his mustard plaster, the bard
will soak his Tyre. Then giddy boys
who now are burning the costly brands
of gas viii be for handouts vainly
yearning they'll have to feed on grass
SO now while coin seems rather plen-
ty, let's make the strongbox thrive, and
every month salt down twenty, or
maybe twenty-five. Let's do some wise
and cautious planning against the
time of stress, and when we see the
panic panning we will survive, | guess.
And II the panic doesn't reach us well
be ahead our store; and saving some
will surely teach us the way to save
some more.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-31
Mexican Stock Industry
Injured By Revolutions

I1l Paso, Tex, Jan. Si.-Imports at
live stock from Mexico into the El
PHso and Arizona districts have de-
creased from 345,12i animals In
1914, to S1.O6S in 1919. according to
the records in the El Paso office OF
the United States bureau OF animal
industry. This years figure. however,
is considerably greater than that for
1918. which showed total OF 59,S7S
animals.
Decline In livestock imports dur
ing the last few years is attributed
to the fact that cattle and horse
raising in the northern part of Mex
leo has been increasingly handicapped
by the revolution.
Because political and industrial
conditions In Sonora are better than
in chihuahua, the livestock imports
through Nogales, Ariz., have been
considerably larger than those that
have come In by way OF I'll Paso, Tho
report for December, 1913. show that
"a total OF 9.9i2 animals came In thrp
Nogales and only S37 through El
Psso.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-31

II you must look at peoples faults
smut your eyes
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-31
Martens Offers To Place
Papers Before Committee

Washington, Jan, St.--An offer to
present TO the senate committee inves.
tigatlng bolsheylk propaganda in the
United states true copies" OF all com
munications between himself and the
Russian soviet government was made
Friday by Ludwig c. A. h. Martens,
bolshcvik representative in this coun-
try. Former Senator llardwiok. OF
Georgia, Martens attorney, said, how
eytr, that II was desired that some Of
the letters be considered in executive
session as they might Involve others,
far beyond the sea, In trouble"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-31
Uric Acid In Meat
Brings Rheumatism
Says q little Salts In water mav =
You from dread attach

Rheumatism is easier to avo;a A..
to cure, states a well known author;,s
We are advised to dress wsrr,,si
keep the feet dry; avoid exposn-..
eat less meat, but drink plenty Of Soos !,
water. eS0'
~ Rheumatism is a direct res,,. :.
eating too much meat and other ,;ss
foods that produce uric acid which !
absorbed into the blood. 1t Is ~
function of the kidneys to filter ,h;s
acid from the blood and cast !, ON,
lin the urine; the pores of the skin-s-a
also means of freeing the blood ~
this impurity. In damp and chilly
cold weather the skin pores are Gins.
ed thus forcing the kidneys to 4,
double work, they become weak ana
sluggish and fail to eliminate tho nri,
acid which keeps accumulatinr ana
circulating through the system. even.
tually settling in the joints and mus.
cles causing stiffness. soreness ana
pain called rheumatism.
At the first twinge of Rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about fo pr
ounces of Jad Salts; put a tablespoon.
ful in glass of water. and drink be-
fore breakfast each morning for a
week This is said to eliminate uric
acid by stimulating the kidneys 10
normal action, thus Kidding the blood
of these impurities.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless
and is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice. combined with lithia
and is used with excellent results by
thousands Of folks who are subject
to rheumatism. Here you have pleas
liant, effervescent lithia water drink
which helps overcome uric acid and is
beneficial to your kidneys as well.
adv
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-31
Kolchak Reported Killed
On BayOnets OF Soldiers

London. Jan. 81. = The Moscow
wireless service today transmitted an
extract from an article from the boil
shevik organ Pravda. stating:
"only a few days ago supreme rul-
er Kolchak was hoisted on his sold
iers bayonets.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-31
AHIeHEas
NESTLINGS.

OF course, there was time, once
when jolly Robin was JUST a nesting
himself With two brothers and one
sister-all Of them. like him. much
spotted with black-he lived in house
in one of Farmer Green's trees
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-31
sorry" FLORIDA CLOSES CAMP

st, Petersburg, Fla Jan, S1.--At
the suggestion of County Judge Leroy
brandon, who declared booze has
gone and there will probably be no
more conviets' the Board Of Commis-
Eioners Of pinellas county one Of the
most populous counties In Florida,
has closed the convict camp and has
under consideration proposal to
lease II for farming purposes. This
action was prompted when ii was
discovered not convict was In the
camp January /. The prisoners in
the past have been employed in re-
pairing county highways
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-31

The city council of Marshf,a.a
ordered all boxes in restaurants H-' -
moved. declaring there shan = y
more partitions in eating housas %
The evening world., 1920-09-15

two me wailops. Hannahs pair OF
clouts, Bob Shawlsey, Pratts closest
rival with three bowling hits. My
boy, II was barbecue with the Tigah
on the spit!
EVery SIGN that the sor haze hope
lcsslv cracked, the Injuns seem near
IN ready 20 do the Miske glide aud all
the signs from cards TO tea cups point
to the Big right bofdlliRO bebttCeen the
E1dt6ush FRSileers and the Yankee
Doodle DdHdieS.
FNerdie Schnpp, a MoGraw exile,
DOUBLED on q former severe trimming
he gave us on the Bluff this season.
Although Ferdie distributed bases on
balls as freely as patent medicine
samples-he handed out eight all
told--and he was tapped for seven
smacks, whenever the Giants threat
ened TO get dangerously jaKzy, Ferdl-
nand became stern and >futhless and
raped 'em back into mild behavior.
Whereas Shuffiin' Phil Douglas
couldn't hold the Cards In leash at
all, at ell. Nor Perritt. Nor Slim
Sallee.
After passing shotton In the flrs4
inning, Doug delighted the spectators
by tanning Gournier and Stock. But
Hornsby found him for a left single
NiAt gSOAON t5hOtbOht anu mGIAOuII
rushed Roger home with a three-sta-
ton crash TO right. Doug held Lavan
TO q baby tap that Phil fielded TO
KelL Thus the first two In the Sec
ond inning Heathcote hlked the pill
to centre for a single. Beauty bun
gled Clemont grounder and Heath
cote took second. Schupp sacrificed,
Frtgch to Rell, sending Heath to third,
Glenn to two. ShOtton snapped the
bulb at Beauty, who snapped It back
70 the plate. A dizzy throw for speed
and well placed. Ump Harrison sig
nailed Heath out, until he observed
that Snyder had dropped the ball.
Shotton died stealing and Beauty
The evening world., 1920-09-15

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The evening world., 1920-09-15
HOOrdy! Tanks First
In the American League
After Long, Hard Fight

Of the game showing the champs 70
have performed a flat quit.
And the Roblns-the all probable
winners of the National League PEN
nhnt, secuted and dubbed by the
Cubs, Tyler displaying in form a
great come back-the score: Ten 70
Bullankl
And the white sox slapped. stung
and soshed by the Senator'S TO the
inside OF a doughnutI
And--d stalled as long as I could
tho Glants damned face forward in
the dust by the VIGOROUSLY collapsible
Cardinalsi
A cough afternoon for some folks
that thought themselves so grand.
Except the Yank thing.
There was a performance all to the
lAllapaloola.
New YorlIily speaking.
Thirteen to threei Bob Shawkey
swapping out the fangs of the Tigahs
every time the animals tried to snarl.
And all done without the aid of the
Babe. Not a clout out of him yes
terday, although he scored two runs
because Of being passed, and blew in
OF Pratt's two two baggers and two
ANGLES, Vicks two Dagger, Wards
The evening world., 1920-09-15

threw out Fourier. Ran the score
up to elk In the sixth inning. With
two down and McHenry on second,
Doc Lavan was walked and Heath
cote and Clemens singled, scoring
McHenry and the medico.
In tho same inning Fcrdio gave
Kelly walk and then King the same
Grimes forced King, but Kelly got 90
third and scored as stock threw out
Snyder Griffin batted for Doug and
biffed but theaa
In the seventh Perritt desired APP
parently 70 show Schupp he was a
generous guy himself. He walked
Shotton. Fou ..er fled TO left, but
Stock singled to centre. Perritt
ambled Hornsby. He struck out the
demon, McHenry, with the bases
filled but forced in n run by passing
Janvrln-then playing for La'an,
McGraw then sent for the Sheruff to
arrest the Cards. Heathcote went
out, catcher to first.
But Sallee got the b. on b. clipper
trouble and passed Stock in thfrnlnih,
Hornsby beat out an inflead hit TO
Grimes and McHenry banged a homer
to the deep right wall. Ferdie pre-
sented Burnsy with a walk, and the
Beaut likewise in OUR ninth, and
George scored on YounB's sacrifice
hit, Pep being thrown out by Hornsby
to first.
The evening world., 1920-09-15
GALLoPS.

At Jamaica, Track Past, Sept. ~
Fum acpasgar,. - IN 80 50 Az
DorCaa, 10 In IS.
No Toolius sc in 80 40 loo rs
Mamhi, - m % as
rlutbs, 81 N As SIS. i.o2, i.tB
Lady JoVctie IS In Ice
Osgood. IS In 40
shofty's Flint. SIS In so 20, los IS,
Sir Clarence. in H2. us. t.40
HOPE Princess and Omar X. Ia in 81.
Daydns and BAllynsw, IL IN so.
Jswelipr. % In 4s "a. lie as.
NsEhtatck 1 N 81 as. III rs, las 90.
Ho- cliff and RDndaN, SO IN -, 20, 1.oA IS,
Arada, SIS In 80 20. i.O2 as.
lady stella. SO In 60. i.C6.
shillalcsh. Is In i5e.
Master Jsck. "a in SO as. 10.
Episode ard Sunnyland. Ia In 90 Is
Ron Tromp. 81 In 80 10, t.O6.
Goalsg, 1 IN i42.
FrustOwn, I In - 9-B
AmcEicao soldier. 1 tn 80 8-5, LII 40, TO.
ToNAboarer. 10 IN 80 Is.
Pastoral Swain. l-e In 81 80,
A. Belmont, Track Fast, Sept. ~
Barrow. "a In 80 IS. lis.
Or. Clark and PsnOply. "a IN ~ IS
rs as
SerTicO Star. IN 14S.
Princes PSndOEA aud CHARITY. SO IN ~ as.
Lea
Freats. IS in 80, ~. l.OR sA
Peter Ppr. Ia In ga.
MarcellA Boy. 81 IN "a 20
LuAJ Find. 81 In lis.
Dresm q Valley. IN 80 as, 1.i6 80. "a
PsgannA. 5s IN Os as
ChinoOtsague. Sc IN ~ as. Lea SIS
Lady FrNTps. IS In los.
Faunsp. 6-8 IN SO, los,
eqONw Man. IS In 80. 100 "a
Tarascon, ia N ID 90.
The evening world., 1920-09-15
POSLAM
STOP ALL WORRY
OVER SICK SKIN

Discourage At once the progress Of
any skin disorder by spreading Pos
lam gently over It. II you are dis
tressed by eczema or other irritating
troubles remember that Poslam sup
plies at once a soothing, cooling inhu-
ence to aggravated skin, that II exerts
concentrated healing power, working
quickly and energetically TO rid your
skin OF It's evil condition. Moreover
Poslam will not, can not. injure and
it takes only a little TO prove its
BENEFITS.
Sold everywhere, For free sample
write to Emergency LAbOratOries, 243
West 47th ST., New York City.
POslam Soap is a daily treat to
tender skin. Contains POslam.
The evening world., 1920-09-15
Locals Defeat Tigers, While
Indians Lose, Giving New
YorkS the Lead.
By Charles SonerUille.
zIN0oi WhiEzl Rangl

|4NNOl WHEEL banBI
L. A rumble, a roar, a cracking
thunder Of stunning wall
lops sounded across the Big League
ball parks OF the country yesterday,
andsamid the avalanche Of clouts the
only band wagon parpders in either
league to escape a smothering burial
were the slamming, climbing Yanks.
No. in the race to-day, thank you.
The casualties were:
Cleveland, crushed by the humble,
juvenile Athletics for a shut-outi
Night to nawthin'-the great little
Rommeil that McGraw let out of the
box for tha ConniemackS-
The once raging Reds battered and
smashed to crushed rAwsberries by
the Cravaths Quakers, mere second
division grovellers. By the cataclys-
mic score Of 81 TO 10, and the details
The evening world., 1920-09-15

Especial Information: When the
score board Of the p ca displayed
a fat number ! to register the Yonk
runs made In the second inntnO Of
their crash totth Detroit, a OEedcher
Rid cyO,oled up over the bench tiers,
faced the score board. rose on his
tip toes and terpently kissed the
large tOhite fumber.1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11
.ELKS ELECT NEW
LODGE OFFICERS
Billy West Will Succeed
Jack Letcher in Post
Of Exalted Ruler

Much interest In attached to the
Elks annual election OF officers
which took place In the local club
house Tuesday night
Hilly Wcgt defeated A. r. Brad
shaw Tor the post of exalted ruler OF
the lodge by two votes. other Off
c"rs elected are. John w. Middle
ton. cstocmcd leading knight: L. V.
DoVliu. esteemed loyal knight. j. II.
Muliirin. esteemed lecturiuR knight;
~ Moncygmith. secretary; j. j.
Slack tyler, Warren @. Guias
trustee; william Goodman and
Henry crows. building committee.
- e. LctChcr, representative 10
grand lodge: Thomas + MunrOc, al.
tcruatc representative.
iolloting was In charge 81 Rex $
walker. Mr.. Lctchor is the retiring
exalted ruler OF the lodge.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11
SCOUTS TO RUN STORE
sell supplies for Troops, Plan Down
town Camp ON Main.

Tulsa ~ 10 have n scout store run
and operated by the scouts them
selves. according TO John Indy,
scout executive Tho store viii fur
nlsh such paraphernalia as en-
blems, flags. and Kits The suits VIII
be bought at the furnishing Btorcs
as formerly. A committee composed
of Ralph Chllds, John Sheleppoy ana
l.. A. Wise will mako arrangements
for the store
A troop composed OF the two beet
boys In each troop In town VIII stay
at the store and nt tho end ot siS
months service viii be hOuOraDly
discharged ana returned to their
troop with offices.
A downtown camp is being
planned ~ the scout council. The
camp will be held at Fourth and
Main. The scouts viii 90 into camp
on Friday night and stay over Sat
urday, prartioing camp dutiea.
~ reward of hiking over 1000
milcs, troop one OF the First Pres.
byterinn church received n statu"tt'
Of a. BOY scout TO keep permanently
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11
TEN GAMBLERS ARRESTED
Sheriff and Deputies Make Raid on
Gaming Place I'm S,siatook.

The raid on business building In
SJiatook at . o'clock Tuesday night
resulted In the arrest OF 10 male
frequonters OF the place ana the con-
fiscatlon OF cards and 1880 In money
on the table by Sheriff James Nool-
ley and his dcputioa, J. j.. Burnett,
w. II. Kithcart and Harry BickcrA
All the men made bond OF $50
each for release pending trial on a
charge OF gambling. The men taken
In the raid were John iChism. Carl
Fritz, Claude Patterson, Chet Stev-
ems. wilhay Bennett o. Il. Daplc,
Jbck Bush, ]. Woods and Tom
Johnson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11
SAY THEY ARE NOT GUILTY
Youths Arrested Talking Auto Tire
CNmmittcd To Jnil for Trial.

Charged with attempting to steal
spare automobile tire from car
parked near the postofficc building
Sunday night. Claude White, Fred
Matlock and Cccil Whitlock entered
pleas of not guilty ut their arraign-
ment yesterday before Justice II. j,
Gray, and were committed to Iail
under bond OF $500 for preliminary
hearing March 16.
T.. II. Goodc aud Cyrus Boyd, po.
lice officers, caught the defendants
In tho act Of removing n spare tir,
from car owned 10y l.. NJ. Mtskeu,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11
BOOST RELIGIOUS CENSUS
Enumcrntor Addresses Sccotym Club
Junior q. OF &. Announced.

Junior g. Of G. Announced.
J. shreve Durham was the prin-
cipal speake>st the regular meeting
Of the Secotym club at the Y. NJ.
G. A. Wednesday noon. Mr. Durham
is In the city In connection with the
city-wide religious census which Ia
10 be taken on Monday, March %.
lie made an appeal to members OF
tho club to get behind this move
mont which. he stated. would mean
much for civic bettermcnt. A can
vass will be made in two hours on
the above date, there being a vol.
unteer organization OF 500 men and
women. II is non -soctarian and In
terdonominationh and will provide
record Of the entire population OF
the city Ia be used in the interest OF
all the churches, according to Mr.
Durham.
At tho close OF his address tn,
club Instructed the president TO ap.
point a committee to work In co
operation with the general commit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11
You Don't
ADprOUe

whsD you shop in a store 81 this
kind. yOu don't want 10 bs shown
merchandise that may have the Ap-
pesranoe OF being shop-worn. II
should be new and fresh. and have
the appearance of bsing 50. Bionses
and other garments, gloves and other
aoc.ssorisS, loso part OF their appeal
10 tho customer ". after making so
lectiona and taking them with her. or
having them delivered. We are called
upon TO take them bark In stock and
later offer ;hcrn, ssy--,o you.
You don't approve. OF course not
And In justice to our customers aud
our merchandise, neither do We. We
would prefer to miss the sails en-.
tirely than Knowingly bn part ot
what In known as tho return-of
goods evil"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11
ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY


Arry Haynes. drug addict, az
lW I'D Monday by police offleers ~
a66 act OF stealing "A lnprobo from a
automobile, entered a plea OF
guilty to petit larceny before jus
tico H. J. Gray yesterday and was
committed TO jail TO serve out fine
OF SO and costs.
Police Officers T.. II. Goodo and
Cy boyd, who made the arrest, clalm
flnynea and others or his Kind are
responsible for the numerous thotis
OF "a minor nature which have oc-
CURED In unusual numbers In TINS
city during the past fow weeks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11

MGSKOGEE. okla, March 10.
Charley Carpenter. IN charge OF the
federal bureau of investigation In
MuHkoEcc FOR the last four years,
lcft tonight for Denver, where he
viii be- assistant TO the chief prohi-
hilton officer In the western part OF
tho United states The position is
one created by the enactment of the
federal prohibition act.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11
FITTING SERVICE
FOR MRS. PRUNTY
Tulsa School Folk Attend
Funeral for Wife of
High Principal
REV. ABEL 0FFIClATES
Beautiful Floral Tributes
From Many Friends;
Relatives Here

nigh school students and personal
f4icnda gathered In large numbers at
the F1iat Nethodkd church yester-
day nftcru oon to pay fiual tribute "a
Mrs, Merle G. rrunty, vifc of the
principal Of the h,g9i school. whose
funeral services were conducted AT
= 40 a Clpch by Rev ! w. 4 bel a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11
OLD ARK ANSAW
TRADERS DOPE

ALL THAT GLI1rrEHs IL NOT
GOLD"
CONTINUATION Of some things
that OLD TRADER cannot under
staDd.)
DOES u PROHIBITION OFFICER
,WOitkiNG for the CtrS, COUNTY,
STATE or NATION ever have the
flu? II not, why not? II M
OUNCE Of preventative ~ GOOD ~
POUND Of CURE? III so. THEN
WHY WASTE BOOLE? WHY NOT
TAKE "a LITTLE DRINK AZ OFTEN
EACH DAY As THEY FEEL the
Flu COMING ON2 Aud why not
give their special friends u QUART
when THEY TOO fcs.i the flu COM
Ing ON? And SO they nrc tlss law
unto themselves THEY NEED MT
consult u dOtor about the SNMP-
TOMS of the Flu, neither for them
1clvcs nor their friends. Why? III
ono half of the world does not know
what the other half II doing. nor
what their r,al conditions OF l,fc are,
then why should our PREACHERS
and GOOD CHRISTIAN MOrIiEi,S
HEADLINES In our newspapers,
"DOrE HEADS ROUND tP?"
THOSE POOR uNFOItTU NATE
BEINGS are VICTIMS Of POISONS
THAT IS KNOWN Rs COMMON
OLD JAKE. II u WORSE than
MORPHINE A FEW DRINKS of
OLD JAKE viii EITHER SEND u
MAN To AN INSANE ASYLUM or
HE WILL SOON he at NOWBitAN'S
PAiJOt ON his ROAD to uiiiL.
THEN WHY NOT VISIT the JAIL
and PRAY FOR and WITH THOSE
POOR UNEOIrrUNATtS? why not
a 4 a n
TULSA for the CURE OF THOSE
POOR VICTIMS? SOME SAY that
THERE Is GAMBLING going ON la
TULSA. OTHERS ASK WHERE?
THE RICH man says there II u
HEAVEN, but cin HE GIT ny the
DOOltk EI.pEIt? II Young man
and n young woman arr CAUGHT In
ADULTERY why will the BESr so
CIErN OVERLOOK the FAULT of
the MAN and then DEMAND that
the POOR GIRL RE STONED?
NOW H. THIS rOOt GIRL Is CAST
OUT SHE WILL GINE VI HOPES
IN LIFE and WILL SOON BECOME
u PATIENT Of DOCTOR REEDER,
ana II the DOCTOR cannot save her.
she win then SOON BE ut
| MOWBItAN'S PAHLOn with the
DIiiNkIiiS OF OLD JAKE ON HER
ROAD Ia HELL WHY LOOSE
THOSE rOON GIRLS TO TUE
DEVIL? ONCE THEY WE'RE
SOME MOTirsIvS ANGEL BAHE.
GIVE THEM HELPING HAND.
| BACK UP DOCrON REEDEIi
| WITH ALL NOtR mGirp for
DOCTOR Rt.IIDIW Is DOING
| MORE GOOD FOR THE MOI,NI.
UPLIE'T Of TULSA THAN ALL the
PREACHERS and ALL the TEACH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11

suggestion box to be kept by the sec
retary In which members could place
suggestions for the good OF the club
IL was announced that membership