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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14
WELL TO Do FARMER
.' GAINED 70 POUNDS
II. w. Boring Says He Ia
In Better G eneral
Health Than He Has
Been In Years Since
Taking Tanlac.

since Tanlac has overcome my
troubles have gained twenty
poands in weight and an, in better
general health than for years past.
was the straight forward statement
made a fev days ago by II. ". Dor
ing. q prominent and welltOdO farm
er living AT Overland Park. Kans.
"uuring the two years suffered
/, tried everything knew Of 10 get
relief. bot nothing seemed 20 reach
my case until tried Taniac. My
appetite was poor and my digestion
was 30 bad ! could hardly retain my
food nothing agreed with me-. in
fact I vas almost a confirmed dysp"p-
tic. My whole system seemed 10 be
cut ~ shape. would have pain,
across the small Of my hack so had
a, times I could hardly move around
Ny nerves were all unstrung and
I would become upset NJ the lens,
little thing. seldom slept we'll az
nighi and. finally. became so weak
and rundown that lost weight rap
idly. was also troubled great
deal with caiarrh and OF mornings
3 had 10 spend a half hour or moro
, clearing mp my head.
This is just the condition I vas
IN when 7 began taking Tanlee and
4 u certainly has been blessing IA
ne. II Just seemed 20 be made
especially for my ease I improved
from the very first Ny digestion
.nOw Is perfect and regardless OF
what I eai never suffer any had
after effects. - Il
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This VII dow Features
the Weather Report

When the San Diego. calf. nov a-
papers r.iicieh rl.n h caused ~
lHnd OF one at the hardware dealers
OF the city 10 think ofhis tire chains
a. advertised In IN" national publ
cations
With an attractive rug o. hack
ground he built a window display ~
articles needed by The autoist. tho
tire chains being given tho most pro.
nineui position in the arrangement.
Against the rug he placed eleven
cards bearing the names OF me items.
Then from large central card h.
ran cords. reaching first the smlll
name c.t's and from Thorn o. the
articles themselves.
Many pairs 0f eyes stopped. noted
he weather prediction and then fol-
lowed the cards from the largo con.
Ter card 10 the Articles inquiries
Hud sal"s were noticed. The store
figured. however thar tho heat re-
"uli was the publicity effect. lot II
impressed on the minds ~ the peO-
ple that this store maintained first
lass amWnohilc supplies depart
merit
women are hay ~ good many
~ N" supplies nowadays - said one
hardware man. When they run tho
cats the, Ike to knnw about huying
The supplies. and they prefer g. bay
them IN . clean store ut clean
salesman 10 many OF the garages.
That's Why the hardwar" man who -
slow 10 merchandise this line 81 ig-
nnrlng the natural trend OF condi.
iinrN
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PRODUCTIVITY Or SOIL
SHOWN BY BIC PARsN|P

The productivity OF the soil in this
section of the state Is evidenced by
70 parsnip 32 inches In length which
is on exhibition at the office Of llar-
mon Benton. county demonstration
agent. at tho city hall This giant.
'erctJhlr was raised on the farm of
u. q. nolcator. who lives ten miles
south or Amarillo In the palo Dnro
.rJi rf this winter vegetable and
has odd largo amount ni them here
during tho past few months. lie
operates q truck and chicken farm
Idaho. oregon lnd Washington ave-
cholulcd Ia prnduc" .1.no0 Carloads
NJ apples IN lG20.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14

private operates were out OF all pro-
portion as compared with tonnage
produced.
As result North Dakota Is plan
ming to take over all the coal mines
and run them for the benefit Of the
people.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14

The pains across my back haze
entirely disappeared The catarrh
has left mo. too. and my head 4
prrfec'ly clear am no longer ncr-
y0us and rest well every night I
have rrrained my lost weight and am
feeling better and stronger than I
have In years. am going to keep
Tanlac in my house 50 IL will be-
handy At al times"
Al Druggists sell yanlao ADV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-14

thought mast tell anyone that cold
monuments bcncliiinE no ono LIVING
ire poor tributcs To the dead who
died to SFRNE THEM--the mourn
"rs lett hehinu. There are poEsihl,
hundreds oi cities throughout Am.
erica which have. like Amarillo. 30
fitting auditorium suitahlo Tor yari-
Gus purposes. 70 me Il seems The
hei.ht Of impfoyidentc and folly Ia
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Use Oui i'lypapci
Ia taich Your Rats"

selling flypnper IN winter ia q
hard Job fer the retail grocrts ana
drug store IN many towns, but net
10 Williamsport. Pa wher" tue re-
taller has worked up big demand
Tor The commodity tor those whose
hun's are infested with ran, ard
nice.
II lpnears some cntorprlsing CT
mnd hoy IN one Of William Iort7
stores tried out flypan"r near q rat
hole and caught tie rodent in th"
morning without any difficulty siuce
"a" animal had FIRST put several feet
"a "a ,ucky mess. then had tried 4"
cap forwrrd and had rolled The pa
per into nice cone. with himself IN
the cehtpr.
The scheme appeals 20 the average
woman who hates 20 drown the rats
and y zoe caught In traps with the
captive rodent already wrapped up Ia
package. los struggle are not seen
hy ~" householder when sh"
tics N" roll &C. fllur0n and souds
he pest Ia the happy hunting
grounds.
The working ~ llynlprr business
~ winter .Ounds lie 70 iok". bat The
success nf the scheme has been at
tested iy tho result attained ard by
the sales ot the material Usually
ilyrap'r moves ~ fgr' " winter as
do hand gronados IN tines Of peace;
bat Milliamsport grOcri7 and drug
risls say they know how ~ do II
Talt flypapcr. advertise ilSp1.
pei they SAT.
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Public Opinion
FONTS ' pt,oH 90
" N DiTOhii'N FOR \
TOWN hkI tMtEIIi.O

Editor 81 The News
since the war q spirii has sprung
up quite generally IN he country -
raile we'll nierii@d memorials 10 pei
Detnats the memdsy of oar dead he
r0ea. This Is quite the. least We eau
do. bat considerable Judgment
rhoulG b. used as 10 just what Kind
~ memorials should be raised with
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h. funds collected frHn The general
.ublic for this purpose.
Vast SUMS OF money have been 50
sfien un~irely expended by us rs u
iation that IN this instance ] thini
50 should take grave counsel with
ourselves. What q metropolis like
New YORK city would find u wise and
xpedi.n' To DE- would naturally no,
~ the smaller c"Hiery. \ second
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lca--kcily'

That salesman surely is dumb
thing
"ho Freeis customer with Some
thing"
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Ia HC'fSSGtj NM :.
EnlrEp BY MANSFIELD r HoUSE e.,-.-0I

h this column appears week will appear rc' ans
~ merchants their ana
hess mena nj wOme genel.l
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Our New Business Hours

Rs,;,r;ro tonorrow morning we will open at A. NJ
and elo,e NJ every day except Saturday closing
at $3.50 then.
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CONTROL BY WORkMEN ENno
THROUGH WHOLE DISTRICT.
ACCORDING TO REPORT
MOS. ALL ATTENDED CHURCH
Religious Rites Connected With Good
Friday Strictly Observed-PIan
to Send Troops-Say Law.
lessness Prevails.

DUSSELDORF. - Control by the
workmen ceased theoretically at noon
April 2 throughout the Ruhr district
under the peace terms ratified at
Essen, the day being Good Friday re.
ligious ceremonies were strictly oh.
served. The turning over of their
duties to the police in the cities IL
expected to be a gradual process.
The general strike was called off
during the morning and resumption
of work took place Saturday. Street.
cars are operating in most places.
The workmen's leaders are salts.
fies that there will be no difficulty
in executing the terms of agree.
ment, virtually all arms in Dusseldorf
being already deposited in the bar.
racks and other buildings. Some of
the red guards are marching in
happy frame of mind to their quar-
tiers to get orders for their service
pay. This money will be taken from
a Joint fund contributed by the work
men, the local authorities and the
government.
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WORK WANTED

Cooking wanted by experienced man and
wages, M. T. L., Box 767 Burke, Idaho.
o.o-~EQRRo Observation-Disclosures
a New Strawberry, The "St Martini
Awarded Silver Medal and nine cash
prices by Massachusetts Horticultural So
ciety. Delicious flavor Rich deep red
picking IA st. Martins heaped pint
basket at Gath picking of season. Tn
doubleday finest al-around Strawberry
IN IN, existence. After eleven years faith
tul proving this remarkable Strawberry
now for sale. For Free Descriptive CIR.
cular Write toNLouis Grafton, Originator
ana Sole Owner, 800 Bedford St, Whit
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ESSEN.-The city is quite free
from disorder. The populace enjoyed
the holiday by promenading on the
boulevards. Everybody seemed re-
lieved at the advent of peace.
The red guards gradually are hand
ing in their arms.
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THE SEATTLE ENGINEERING School
is the only school in the Northwest
teaching commercial automobile, truck,
and tractor repairing, welding crank
cases welding and regrinding cylinders
fitting new pistons and rings, rewind-
ing armatures,. rebuilding storage
batteries. building gas engines, dynamos
and motors. We give personal, practical
instruction in automobiles, trucks, tract
ors, stationary and marine gas and Diesel
Oil engines, airplane and hydroplane mo-
tors, carburetors, magnetos, batteries
starting, lighting, and ignition, machine
shop practice, oxy- acetylene welding, oxy.
hydrogen cutting, steam engineering,
electrical engineering, plumbing, steam
fitting, carpentry. bricklayingA electric
wiring; day and night school, start any
time This school is not an experiment;
In ninth successful year and the origin
ator of the method of instructing students
by giving them actual work. If you want
TO learn right and In the shortest possible
time visit our school and see the students
at work. Send for new free catalogue.
Address 100 West Roy street, Seattle,
Wash.
HAIRDREsSERS AND MANICURIsTs
CAN EARN SIS 10 SIS Weekly T6T The de-
mand exceeds the supply. We teach you
how in few weeks and assist you to a
position. Carson Hairdressing College, 3O7
Yale bldg, Opposite p. o. Seattle, Wash.
PAPER WANTED
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Genuine new Wade portable drag saws
safety clutch and eft. blade, $40 Ma
chlne with both safety and hand clutch
ana ana eft. blade, $40. Union Machinery e.
supply Co, 500 First Ave, Seattle, Wash
canadian Field Peas, Five Dollars-Ban-
SaAas, seven dollars; Blue Bells eight
dollars, Alaskas nine dollars per cWt q
o. Garfield Washington Garfield Fruit
q 9Toduce Co, Garfield, Wash.
for Sale-Cash and carry grocery c0nfec-
IIonery, soda and ice cream business: a
money maker; brick room, low rent: good
business; a real bargain; price s17oO CASH
4ez9 y, Monroe, Spokane, Wash.
-, progressive Everbearing StraWberrv
rants, weu-rooted, healthy stock 80 nov
nnuhdred, postpaid P. r. Johnson
Granger, Wash. 'oi'isoh'
Bings, Delicious, everything fo7, % y, -
SPOKANE Landscape Co., Bx 1855. Spokana
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INFORMATION DEPARTMENT

A Handy Spokane Business and
Professional Directory.
H6V. SfGNS, SffcKERs, NOVELTIES
MOORE AD-SPEGIALTY co. Peyton DIN.
ARCHITECTS
WESTCOTT, 626 .Rookery
ATTORNEYS
George D. Ayers. 81 Aiegler Bldg. -
AQT0MoBlLES.
Auto CLEARING House. 1212 w. "a.
Spokane Auto Market, 3t5 w. Spragute.;
AUTO PAINTING AND RE T. ~ ~
BROADWAY AUTO PAINTING "
1019-21 w. Broadway Ave, Spokane.
Los. Angeles Auto Pt Shop 40l $; sherman
AUTO TOP REPAIRING
BERG AUTO TOP co, ~ S. Division.
AUTO RADIATOR REPAIRS.
Spokane Auto Rad Works, n. ia Lincoln.
BATTERY AND ELEcTRl SERVICE
Empire EleeIrje Service e !. q 95aE CEDAR
,1Tz S8EAEcT a. SkA Nisdrside Ave,
FAE2M LANDS.
Great Northern Land Co, Howard and Isl lst:
GoSSARD coRSETS
LeoTard5s Corset Shop, n, Wall St.
HIDES AND wool. .-
BISSINGItR q CO.. liz 3. K. Aye
Pacific Hide & Fur Depot, l1O1 r. Z. Ave:
HOGS, VEAL & POULTRY BUYERS
TRANSFER MARKET, 725 N. Monroe.
John Lewis Markers, spokane Wash.
Paoffic Market, 4S Riverside Ave.
ICE MACHINES.
Harris Ice Machipe Works, Spokane.
Armstrong Machinery Co -
INVESTMENTS.
FiSRIfIS & ffARDGROVE, Paulsen Bldg.
LIGHTING PLANTS
LALLEY LIGHTING PLANTS 426 End.
MATERNITY HOME.
DR. Estelle pitfnan, 140S S. Perry st.
MUSICAL TRUMENTS.
B. F. -WINSHIP g SONS. 80 w. 1st Ave.
OPTICAL SPECIALISTS
MATTHEW'S OPTICAL Co. Palace tSore
ORIGINAL TURKISH BATHS
| WALLBERPS Steam Baths, 20l Trent
PAT ENTS AND Ira DEMARKS.
L. L. WestfalI, 912 Panlsen Bldg:
PHOTOGRAPHS
PRINCESS STUDIO, 9TH floor Eilers bldg
REAL ESTATE AND MINES
| J. W. McKUNE, Az Hyde Blk, Spokane.
REBUILT fYPEWRrTERS,
corona TypeWrffer Sales Co. Il N.HQMard
RUBRER STAMPs AND SEALS.
PACIFIC STANP WORKS, Sic snragne
Inland Stamp Works, 624 N. Monroe st
/ DR. J. l. NELSON, 325-326 KUHN BLDG
STEAMSHIP TICKETS.
Assoc. Steamship office, 30 HYDE Bldg
1AILpRs,
MYERS, s.. 16 Howard st.
TAkIDERWtSTS
WIE1lEfss6 EROS. 81 W. SpTague Ave
USED CARS WANTED.
N.HoYard Auto Repasrskop .a0aM. Howard
Armstrong Machinery Co., SPOKANE.
sANlTARIuMs
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NEW TODAY
TEACHERS AGENCIES

TEACHERS AGENCIES
GRH6E fGRcHERsS$120o 70 $3.50:
Positions for next year waiting. Spe-
cial registration. Albert Teachers Agency
Peyton bldg.
Teachers Registered Free. Westmore
Teachers Agency, gil O.NB., Spokane.
MONEY TO LoAN-REAL EsTAATEo
Low interest-easy payment plan. VIII
liams& Feulner, 1926 Hutton bldg, Spokane.
HELP WANTEp-GENERAl1L..-
SEVERAL, MEN SEE ANp WOMEN WANT
ed at once to prepare for telegraph and
radio operators. Salary sS5 to $175 month
ly. Positions in Pac. n. w, and CONNER Der
Teleg. Inst. i2O n. Wall St. Spokane
ELEcTRIc MoToRs-oIEoR SALE
s, ~ and 10 h. ,. motors. SPOKANE
Electric Sup. Co.. S26 I'd Ave.
FARM LANDS ANp REAL ESIATEE
FOR SAGEN40-acre hog ranch; pens for
$50 head For particulars address
Route 2. Box 131, Spokane, Wash.
FINE FRUIT FARM; 100 ACRES
miles Coulee City, Wash. on Sunset high
way; substantial irrigation system plan
ned to serve land; $1,000 cash, balance
long time; terms F. Gainan, Park Hotel,
Great Falls. Mont. -------.---
Ten million feet, 70 per cent cedar;
5000 poles, IL miles flume, spur track
and buildings; 8 years allowed to remove
timber. Price $4,000 cash. Write or
wire G. G. Fair, Salmon. B. c.
GENERL BROKERS, 51s HYDE BLDG.
Spokane We want your lstings. Farm
lands, timber lands, sawmills, general
merchandise stores hotels, and other
business chances.
Palouse Farm-80-acre farm, 8 miles to
Troy; good land, nearly half under
pillow; Groom house, large barn, running
water; school 80 rods from house, at
| $4,000; terms. Write E. E. Ostroot, Mos
212-ACRE Improved Valleyford ranch Of
| fered direct by owner at real bargain
| price; running spring water and fine soil.
BENZ. J. lindsay, S31 Old National Bank
bldg, or 1893 w. Garland Ave, Spokane.
OUR BULLETIN IS ISSUED TWICE A
month. Send your name and address
for our free mailing list State Rental &
Inv Co., 201-2 Harper bldg, Third and
Pike St. Seattle. Wash.
F'REE FARM LISTS, SAN JOAQUIN
Valley farms. Paul Rossier. Stockton. Cal
.ossccHooLs AANP COLLEGES
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$lO0 per 100 lbs. f. O. b. Spokane paid
for newspapers and magazines. Must be
ted securely in bundles and newspapers
kept separate from magazines.
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FOR LE-REGISTERED BERKSHIRE3
Hogs. I have stock OF all ages, prooo
sows and pigs. These hogs are OF lle
best stock in the west. William c. Moore'
Mt. Vernon, Wash.
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PARAFFINE COMPANIES, INC,
1919 w. Boone Ave, Spokane, Wash.
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s SrIss, delicious, everything for garden
spokane Landscape Co., Bx 1855. Spolsana
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paint. SdtlSIdCLIOn OF IuOIIty ItLuHueu
Radium Hand Soap Co., 2416 Western
Ave, Seattle, Wash.
"Etterberg I2I Strawberry plants, pre-
ferred by Gamers, best shipper, heavy
producer Low quantity prices, quality
plants. Ward K Richardson Salem. ore.
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Thoroughbred Black Spanish BOOSTERS LIN .,T
Matching eggs IS setting. FREQ INV
Brinuon, Wash.
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RASPBERRY-Supe large red
GOLDEN QUEEN, yellow; doz, 75c
Giant Himilayan Blackberry, doz., $3.50
1-year plants. T. Tollefson, r. l. Trout
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~ ANOD olI1H1SOSS CrS-IrSHHcSSe $500
WE OFFER at an attractive price lor
quick sale model No. 80 b-ton knOA
trucks with trailers, fully equipped ior ~ =
or lumber hauling This equipment 10
only two years old and in first class CON
dition for Immediate use. Deer PARK LOT
Co. Deer Park. Wash. -------,-.....,-, =a
POULTRY AND POULTRY sUPPLlESSs
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Quick service. Postage paid one way.
Universal Shoe Repair. on w Sprague.
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BEST KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE
natural leaf tobacco for chewing or
smoking, soc per ID. postpaid ]. NJ
! WEIGH, Dukedom, Tenn. References Duke
] dom Bank BOX x
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WE SELL WHITE LEGHoRN. R -, \
Red, Barred Rock, Black Minorcsas ~, aau
Ancona baby chicks. Queen lncqDa. aass
Reliable Blue Flame Breeders, %, Daov snS
Lamps. Poultry Supplies. Catalos Sn'
price list free.
QUEEN HATCHERY
80 pike St Seattle, Wash
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FREE FARM LISTS, SAN JOAQUIN
Valley farms. Paul Rossier. Stockton, Cal.
scHooLs AND COLLEGES
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Palouse Farm-80-acre farm, miles TO
Troy; good land, nearly half under
plow Groom house, large barn, running
water; school 80 rods from house, at
$4,000; terms. Write E. E. Ostroot, Mos
cow, Idaho.
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SAVE WASTE PAPER

PAPER WANTED
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GENERL BROKERS, 519 HYDE BLDG.
Spokane. We want your listings. Farm
lands, timber lands, sawmilis, general
merchandise stores, hotels, and other
business chances
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01
PnIssByTIlIiINN.

First PRESRYTERtAS- Sew
enth ana Boston G. W. Kerr, pastor
Sunday school at 0:3O a. m. begin
ming with i5-minuto prelude by
the orchestra. Our school still lacks
n few to make our goal OF 900,
Help vs. to 10 over the top today
Morning sermon by the pastor at
1855. Subject. Walking with God "
Junior Christian Endcayor at 30
y. m. Senior and intermediate at
s,1b D. m. Evening sermon 40 1916.
Subject. SHINING Against Love. or
tho Story Of y Mayward Wifo"
There viii be "a reception OF mem
bors and baptism OF Infants at the
morning service. The session viii
meet ht 1895 a. m. in tho PASTORS
study lo receive any who wish 10
unite with lh" church today. Come
meet the session and be received.
NORTH SIDE UNITED pRESBY-
TEHIAN--N North Cheyenne and
Cameron. Charles r.. Nowcomb min
Bter. Bible school Tor all classes
o.4b a. m. $. g. Wilson, superlntend-
ont Preaching service at Il "A. N,
The pastor viii speak on what the
Bible Says About Tithing " Christ
ian union service 1880 y. m You
are cordially invited to all services.
SECOND pRESBYTEUIAN-
church thai shows moving pictures.
Dunis and Barton. w. H. Murphy.
ir., pastor Sunday school at 9;45.
a school that has Increased 100 I'm
two sundays Well graded and with
classes for all You and your chill.
dron welcome. w. .. Forman, super
intendent Morning worship at II.
Reception of members Serman by
the pastor topic, Refuge and
Strength" intermediate aud Junior
G. II. at 4. Senior g. T. at csc.
Evening worship at 7:3O. A bcauti-
ful moving picture OF nature, Sor-
mon by mo pastor. Topic. '-rhe
Might OF Ministry" Wednesday eve
ming prayer meeting at 7:30. Thurs
day evening meeting OF Cherokee
Heights Mems club. Supper at gao
followed by program. Friday after
noon at i:30 sevcn-reel motion
picture program for children who
attend our Sunday school Children.
II YOU are not In Sunday school
come with us and receive tlckot to
see these pictures. Friday evening
pictures FREE TO public. Campfire
Girls and Junior Scouts at 4.3O. BOY
Scouts at Friday, Woman"s Mis-
sionary society hold silver tea at
home OF Mrs. s. X. Lewis ht 2:30
Friday afternoon. This Is com
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01
WOULD RATHER
FIGHT THAN WORK

Il suffered for years with stom-
ach trouble and could not eat and
m"t hated for anyone to tny work To
me ! would rather fight Since
taking n course OF Mayr's Wonderful
Ecmedy | actually want to work. and
talk about eat / am the last one to
leave the table now" IL Ia a simple.
harmless preparation that removes
tho catarrhal mucus from the intes-
final tract and Llays the inflamma-
tion which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal all
ments. including appendicitis one
dose will convince or money re-
funded. At all druggists. Adyt.
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METHODIST.

FIRST METHODfST--Frft and
BOULDER. Rev. j. W. Abel, pastor
office phone Usage 1853. Residence
phone, Usage 751. Miss Faye Burritt
Emery. assistant Sunday school,
$3.50 n m. Willard Jones. superin-
tendent Glasses with fine class spirit
and efficient teachers A cordial
welcome awaits you, Tho revival
services begin today. Morning sery-
Tee at 10.4J. Topic: THE Price OF a
Modern Revival" by the pastor
Evening service. 1890 Topic: The
Christlan's First Responsibility"
You will need to como early to oh
tain seats. Junior League. 3 p. M.
Epworth League. 6:15 q. m. Inter
$3.50 q. m. A cordial invita-
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NOTICE.!
The Sort of Man
l Wanted

Quite recently Il was my plcasur, Ia
spend several very interesting days
In your beautiful city Of Tulsa
But first, let me Introduce myself.
A. swain Mitchell IL my name, d
Richmond, Va.
1 occupy tho position nj tis, head OF
the Scientific Department OF the As
sociatcd OptOmctris,s OF America,
Inc.
And tho object OF my visit?
] was looking for an Optomctrsst OF
the highest type Ia represent the
Associated Optomctrists Of America,
Inc. In your city.
like Diogenes, ! went cunning Tor
my man with u lantern. But MY
lantern was "a complete knowledge
of what snch man should bc.
i wanted n man Of high character; I;
n man who In accuracy and rclia-
bility could safely bc trusted with
your eyes and the eyes of those near
and dear to YOU.
Did find him?
Moro anon!
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Him" and Going Under without
Notice Unit prayer meeting at Mrs.
Edlth Strohs, 171i South Quincy.
Tuesday evening at 1880. our revival
meeting viii start February IS. Evan
gclists Kendall and Parker will as
sist us In the campaign. The char
acteristc success Of tn ese men in the