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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26
COUNTY WINS
OVER U. S. IN
FIRST ROUND
Prosecutor Defies Federal
Agent; Latter Beats
Retreat.

Chicago, Feb. 26.-Major A. V.
pairymple, federal prohibitionist
Director for the central states, to-
day declared upon his arrival here
non, Iron River, that the fight in
Michigan had just begun. The ma
br who was accompanied by his
Ia. went to his office and refused
% see newspaper men.
Major Dalrymple admitted his
withdrawal from Michigan was
voluntary. He said he was not
summoned to Washington and if
he had positive information that
Deputy Prohibition Commissioner
H. B. Gaylord was enroute to Iron
River from Washington, he would
have remained there to meet him.
Attack Another Sector.
We're going to attack in another
sector" the major said. Washing
ton called US off, or We would have
come back with prisoners. And /
still think we'll get them as soon
Is have given all the facts to my
superiors.
I "Take it from me, that man Nc
Donough is going to go to the peni-
sntiary for what he has done. I'm
not going to quit the fight until I've
landed him in court or have been
ordered by my superiors to drop
the case.
Because of orders, | was pow
erless to move In Iron River" the
major continued. "If l was sure
that Mr.. Gaylord was coming l
would have stayed. II I find that
be really is coming, / will wait for
him in Chicago; otherwise I will
30 on to Washington tonight"
Fedefal Force Beats Retreat.
Iron River, Mich, Feb. 26.-The
armed force Of federal agents under
~mmmsnti of Major A. Y. Dalrymple,,
who cane here from Chicago to
put dovh a liquor rebellion in the
upper Michigan peninsula" today
bad been withdrawn and the ere
volt" itself had flickered out. The
only casualties were nine barrels of
home mace wine, takena by revenue
agents from parish priests house,
where The state had stored it for
safe keeping, and poured into the
snow.
No Arrests Made.
Major Dalrymple's announced in
lention to arrest States Attorney
N. S. McDonough and county and
Iron River officials as parties to the
REBELLION" was abandoned under
I orders from c. F. Kramer, national
prohibition commissioner directing
withdrawal Of the Invaders"
h. B. Gaylord. assistant commits
Eoner OF prohibition enforcement,
vas enroute from Washington to
iron River, to make an investiga>
non, demanded in kilograms from
scDonough. who insisted there was
40 revolt" and charged that his
mas1ituency had been libeled by
. hlrymple's report.
Invited to Start Something.
acDonough and Dalrymple held a
malerence in the lobby of a hotel
.sle yesterday. Mutual accusations
grand standing" and publicity
,esaing were made, and Nc
.Daoush threatened to arrest the
a.,or and put him in Jail if he
rsae move to start something. /"
,as,e , were many witnesses to the
iiOolerence, among whom was the
luu river chief of police. who held
warrant for Dalrymple's arrest.
NV. aau warrant, however, was not
's'@ = The conference was carried
~ "a anger, but at its conclusion
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26
The Weather


Fair tonight and Friday. Con-
tinued cold tonight with the lowest
temperature about 5 or 10 degrees
above zero. Rising temperature
Friday.
Highest yesterday. %: lowest last
night, 6.
Wind velocity. s miles per hour.
Precipitation, none.
Up. m. 7p.m. Ia m.
yester. yester. today
Dry bulb temp. 20 20 6
Wet bulb temp. IT II 8
Rel. humid. ....53 s. IS
River stage, 3.6. fall Of 2 feet
in the last "a hours.
J. u. SHERIER, Meteorologist
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26
GETS REPORT OF
ARMENIAN HORROR

Washington, Feb. 26.-Fhe mas
sacre Of several thousand Armen-
ians was reported in a cablegram
received today by Professor Der
Hagopian, vice president Of the
Armenian national delegation to
the peace conference, who is in
Washington on a, special mission.
The message was from Patriach
Zaven, at Constantinople.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26
WAR BONDS OF
U. S. co DOWN

New York, Feb. 26.-Prices of
United States war bonds continued
to decline here today. Liberty
3ks, which are tax exempt, fell to
"a, as compared with yesterdays
record low of $3.50. Liberty first
4ssand first 4As remained at yes
terday's lowest quotations but all
other war issues were at new low
levels.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26
BIG MOONSH|NE
OUTFIT TAKEN
At CLEVELAND

Cleveland, Ohio. Feb. 26.-Two
50-gallDn stills, 593 boxes of raj
sins, 1aeases Of prunes, % barrels
OF mae and 10 gallons of raisin
whisk valued at between $40, 900
and $1o400. were seized by police
In 8 raid on a private dwelling this
morning. One man was arrested
and turned over to federal author
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26
GUARDS Deter
CLAIM H0PPERS

Casper, Wyo., Feb. 26.-Armed
guards last night patroled the old
fields of the Salt Creek field. said
to be the richest oil region in the
Rocky mountain states, to prevent
claim jumping on the first night
after release Of the lands under the
national oil land leasing bill signed
by the president yesterday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26
u. S. RED CROSS
WORKERS SET FREE

Washington, Feb. 26.-Release Of
Edward H. Charette, Stockton, CAL,
and DR.. Frederick L. Barnum, Of
Brooklyn. N. Y. members OF the
American Red Cross commission to
Siberia, who were captured recently
by the bolsheviki, was reported to
Red Cross headquarters here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26
USE GAS ONLY
IN RETALIATION

London, Feb. 26.-The use Of
poison gas against the frontier
tribes Of India is not proposed ex-
cept in retaliation. A statement to
this effect was made in the house
of commons last nigth on behalf
of the government.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26
WILLING TO ACT
AS MARTYR, BUT
KICKS ON TAXES

The Hague, Wednesday, Feb. Is.
has been reached that
the former crown prince of Ger
many must pay taxes upon the basis
OF an income Of 100000 flourins.
This action was taken, despite pro-
tests from the crown pEinca.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26
DECIDE STATE
ROAD PROGRAM

Springfield, ILL.,, Feb. 26.-Con-
fronted with bids of $4,000 mile
for road construction, highway Of
ficials planned to meet late this aft
ernoon to discuss the fate of the
1920 program for building 100
miles of hard roads in Illinois.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26
OPENS TRACT FOR
ENTRY IN OREGON

Washington, Feb. 26.-Secretary
Lane has ordered the opening to
homestead entry more than 800, 1000
acres in western Oregon. q portion
IT which is adapted oscultivation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26
FIND SAPPHIRE
8 IN. LONG AND
WORTH FORTUNE

Bombay. India, Feb. 3.-A sap
phire, s inches long and weighing
more than pounds, is reported to
have been found at Mogok, by a
Burmese. Its value is estimated at
between $4,000 and $4,000 pounds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26
CANADIANS CAN'T
INVEST IN MORE
OUTSIDE STOCKS

Toronto, Feb. 26.-An embargo
against trading in stocks, bonds or
other securities from countries out
side Canada has been proclaimed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26
MAKE PUBLIC.
'SEvENN0TES
ON ADR|AT|C
Latest Hailed by London
Press as Firm, But
More Moderate.

Washington, Feb. 26.-Final
decision to publish the ex.
changes between the American
government and the entente
premiers on the Adriatic ques.
ton, was reached today. Sew.
en- notes In all will be made
public late today at the state
department.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26
ARIZONA MAN NEW
MINISTER TO SIAM

Washington, Feb. 26.-George W.
p. Hunt of Arizona was nominated
today by President Wilson to be
minister to Siam.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-26

Continued on Page Two.)
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-12-03
Roanoke Mills Company's
Canning Club Won Many
Prizes at The Fairs This
Fall.
ROCKY MOUNT FAIR

Mr.. s. F. Patterson offered Il
the Rosemary Mills Canning
Club and Roanoke Mills Cannini
Club a $4,000 prize to the clul
having the best exhibit. Tn,
exhibit was judged at Rocky
Mount Fair. Roanoke Mills
Company's Club won the $500
prize. The Roanoke Mills Club
also won $1,000 for having the
best exhibit at the fair.
Best exhibit for girls from
county exhibit first prize 5000
Alma Vaughan.
Best exhibit for girls from
Mill exhibit first prize $40. 90,
May Bell Moseley.
Best exhibit of jams and pick
les first prize $500. Miss Ross.
Best exhibit Of preserves first
prize $500, Miss Lula Brown.
First prize. grape juice $1.00,
Miss Ross.
First prize. plum lam 81. 90.
Thermon Underwood.
First prize, String beans $1.OO
Eunice Underwood.
First prize. canned peaches
$1.O0 Lena Ward.
First prize. pepper hash, s1.00
Mrs. T. B. Browning.
First prize, canned corn $l.O0
Mrs. W. A. Daniel.
First prize, sweet picked Gu.
cumber 81 90 Mrs. Ed Ennis
First prize, sliced tomato pick
lie $1.0O Mrs Simpson.
First prize, canned carrot ST. 90
Flora Twisdale.
First prize. chow chow $500
Mrs. R. 0. Bray.
First prize, canned soup mix.
ture 81. 90 Gertrude Bray.
First prize, canned tomatoes
$1.00, Lota Riggan.
First prize, canned buckle
berry $1.00, Mrs. W. H. Jones.
First prize, canned peas $1.00
Jessie Jones.
First prize, picked onions
$1.00, Mrs. Pendleton.
First prize, blackberry jam
$1.OO.
First Prize, fig preserves ST..
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-12-03

OF. jars, first prize, $500, Miss
Lula Brown.
Best exhibit Of pickles in IL or.
jars, first prize, $500. Miss
Ross.
First lrize, canned black.
berries 75c. j. Lynch.
First prize, canned cherries
75c, Jessie Jones.
First prize, canned soup mix
ture 75c, Mrs. R. O. Bray.
First prize, canned sweet po-
tatoes 75c, Mrs. Ed. Ennis.
First prize, canned baby beets
75c, Miss Lula Bro vn.
First prize. canned corn 75c,
Mrs. w. A. Daniel.
First prize, canned beans 75c,
Katy Carpenter.
First prize, canned asparagus
75c. Alma Vaughan.
First prize, damson jam 75c,
Gertrude Bray.
First prize, pear preserves 75c.
May Bell Moseley.
First prize, apple mamalade
75c. Mrs. Simpson.
First prize. blackberry jam
75c, May Fell Moseley.
First prize, tomato catsup 75c,
Mrs. Hitchins.
First prize. cucumber pickle
75c, Mrs. Simpson.
First prize, spiced grapes 75c,
Miss Ross.
First prize, picked beets 75c,
Alma Vaughan.
First prize. picked onions 75c,
Miss Lula Brown.
First prize, table runner $l.00,
Mrs. Vaughan.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-12-03

CD, Annet George.
First Prize, home made soar
$1.0O, Mrs. Collier.
First Prize. crocheted YOKE
$1.0O, Katy Merit.
AURELIAN SPRINGS FAIR
First Prize, picked cucumber
SOC, Mrs. Simpson.
First prize, canned pears Soc.
Mrs. w. A. Daniel.
First prize. canned pears SOC.
Alma Vaughn.
First prize, canned cherries
SOC, Jessie Jones.
First Prize, canned English
peas Soc, Alma Vaughn.
First prize. canned sweet 20.
tatoes Soc, Mrs. Ennis.
First prize. peach preserves Soc,
Miss Lula Brown.
First prize, grape juice Soc,
Miss Ross.
First prize. home made soap
Soc, Mrs. MCGEE.
TARBoRo FAIR
Mill making best exhibit flour
Mills, First prize, $1,000 Roa-
noke Mills Company.
Best exhibit for Girls under Is
years, First prize, $1,000 Alma
Vaughan.
Best exhibit in IL OF. jars,
Second prize $500. Miss Ross.
Best exhibit of preserves,
$3.50 Miss Lula Brown.
First prize. catsup $3.50, Mrs.
Kitchen.
First prize, canned buckle.
berries 75e, Otelia Vaughan.
First prize, gingered pears
75c, Mrs Burton.
First prize, sliced tomato pick
les 75c, Mrs Simpson.
First prize, picked beets 75c,
Alma Wood.
First prize. home made soap
75c, Mrs. Myrick.
WILSON COUNTY FAIR
Best Exhibit Of canned vege.
tables and fruits, First prize s..
90, Alma Vaughan.
Second prize, $500, May Bell
Moseley.
Best exhibit of preserves and
pickles. first prize. IS. 90, Alma
Vaughan.
Second prize, $500. Gertrude
Bray.
Best exhibit of preserves in IL
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05
CO N U N lCAT.

No. 17O3-92O.
Sc aduce la cunostinta onor. So
cietati 81 membri ca la secretariatul
general al Uniunei Sc afla de vim
zare Istoria Americei in romines-
te de Ilie Martin Selisteanul 81 care
Istorie in doua volume. Pretul
fie carui volum e de 6Oc.
Comandele Insotite de cost Sc fac
la loan N. Sufana, seer. gen., 312
So. Liberty Str, Alliance, o.
De la secretarul general Sc pot
comanda 81 Diplome pentru memb-
rii Solicitation, adeca al Uniunei.
Aceasta comanda Sc poate face nu-
mai prin Societati 81 al carei cost
e de $1.25 din care 25c trece in
fondul Societatei, lar $1.OO Sc tri-
mite odata Gu comanda.
Sc mai afla butoni extra de pus
la lantul de ceas. Pretul unui ase-
menea button de $500.
loan N. Sufo,,d. seer. gen.
Alliance. O.. 81 Tulie 1920.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05
co n vOCAR E

Societatea Romina de Ajutol
81 Cultura ''Dr. lulu Manu-
din Canton, Ohio Convoaca pc
toti membrii sal din loo 81 jur a
lua parte la sedinta Generald
extra -ordinara care Sc va tinea
in ziua de Z Nov. Dumineca la
orele 2 p. m. in Hala Societatii
''Dr. lulu Maniu' din Garfield
Ave. S. w. No. 1924 la aceasta
sedinta sunt rugati toti membri
care apartin Soc. ''Dr. lulu
Maniu'' avind chestnut foarte
importante de rezolvat. Tot odata
il rugam Presidiu Societatii Dir.
lulu Manu- pc dl |. N. Sufana
din Alliance, Ohio. Secretar Gen.
U. S. r. A. a lua parte la Sc
dinta Gen. etra- -ordinara care sc
va tinea in Z Nov. il poftim Gu
bratele deschise pc ziua sus nu-
mita 81 il rugam nu ne pune la
uitare la aceasta sedinta. Tot
odata acelas membru care apar
tine Soc. DR.. lulu MANU- va
lipsi de la aceasta sedinta va ii
pedepsit conform Statutului.
In numele Societatii DR.. Iulll
MANU-.
Vasile Pauliuc, presedinte.
Dumitru Ciulei, secretar script
(56-57).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05
CO n v CAR E

Societatea Romina de Ajutor
81 Cultura "Aradana'' din Day
ton, Ohio Convoaca staruitor pc
toti membrii sal din loo 81 jur a
lua parte la sedinta lunara care
Sc va tinea Dumineca in Z Nov.
a. c. sub numarul 1917 Negly
Please. Sedinta Sc va deschide
la orele ! 80 p. m.
Deci sunt rugati toti membrli
a nu lipsi de la aceasta sedinta
find multe puncte de resolvat
membri rest. care la sedinta tre.
cuta nu s'a presintat sunt strict
obligati lua parte la sedinta
asia pentru a Sc pune in buna
regula Gu Cotile lunare tot Ia
Sedinta sus numita Sc va discuta
81 despre lucrurile perdute dir
Bax Soc. GU vinderea Biserici
din loc. Deci in speranta ca TOT
membrii ne vor asculta 81 vo!
lua parte la sedinta sus numita
Seminar in numele Societati
"Aradana" din Dayton, Ohio.
(56-57). Presidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05
C 0 N VO CA R E

Societatea Romina de Ajutor
81 Cultura ~. r. Ard. 81 Trans
din Alliance, Ohio Convoaca pc
toti mcmbri sal lua parte la
Sedinta Generala lunara care sc
va tinea in ziua de Z Nov 1920
la orele 2 p. m. Absentee memo
tivate Sc vor pedepsi conform
Statutului.
NIB. Toti membri Societatii sus
numita sd ia la cunoStinta care
II 'au fost la Banchet 81 Petrccere
Gu ocazia Gu sfintirca Halei IT,
nuta in ziua de 10 Oct. sd bine-
Eoiasca sa presenta la Secreta-
riul financiar 81 sa-si platiasca
ticatele de intrare, adeca la ban
chet $3.50 la petrecere $1.OO pc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05

linga suma de 1850 membri care
au fost in oras sin 'au avut scuza
motivata pentru parade pla-
teste amenda de $500 conform
Procesului Verbal luat la Sedinta
Generala de 3 luni tinuta in ziua
de 3 Octombrie.
Aceasta datorinta fie-care
membru strict obligat de a o
face daca vrea sa Sc bucure de-
drepturile lui fata de Societate
Sperind ca fie-care membrt
Isl va face datorinta fata de So;
pentru putea Fl frate GU moi 81
pc mai departe. In numele Soc.
''U. r. Ard. 81 Trans" va salu-
tam Gu dragoste fratiasca:
Iosif Gherghel, presedinte.
Niculae Sandru ,secretar l.
(56-57).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05

81 insulta aceasta nu ma atinge,"
striga Anastasia Gu vocca ragu-
sta.
''Iertati dina" ingina Gheor-
ghiadi.
Elena il slobozi de brat, 81
Gheorghiadi Sc ridica gemind, 81
fara sd priveasca in fata sotiei
81 illbitei sale esi din odaie. In
corridor Sc intilni Gu Florica, ca
re atrasa de strigatul Elenei esi
pc corridor tocmai cind masa i'll
ira in camera Elenei, 81 prin usa
intredeschisa, cum o lasase Ana
stasia, vazu intreaga scena 81
auzi cuvintele de ocara ale masei.
Fl0rica IL desfida Gu privirc
pima de ura 81 trecu pc hnga ell
fara sal zica un cuvint. Cind
intra in camera ei Isl zise:
''De acea ma lasat la discre-
tia Lucretiei crez1nd ca va intra
in gratiile ei, dar ia administrat
Q lectie buna frantuzoaica".
Dupa ce esi Gheorghiadi, Ana
tasia cuprinse pc Elena In brate
81 dupa ce saruta de mai multe
ori pc frunte zise:
Iva urma).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05
PERF|DIA OMENEASCA
- Roman Contimporan
De G. r. PASCU
= Roman Contimporan :


cadea inaintea q Elenei, sc des.
chise usa 81 aparu Anastasia, i'm
bracata 1ntr 'un halat alb, 81
cum era slaba 81 palida, parea
ca este o fantoma.
Bravo! Frumos! NJ tie ru-
sine obrazului: Asa te til de ju-
raminte9 Miselule! Ticalosulev
81 dupa 0 pauza urma: ''Bine
i-ati facut doamna. Asa Sc cade
unui nemernic 81 ticalos ordi-
MARI.
Gheorghiadi, uluit, prostit, ge-
mea la picioarele Elenei, care
null slabise de brat.
Regret ca n n'am un aparat sa
te fotografiez in starea aceasta.
Asi trimite cit-o fotogrsfie uea-
murilor tale ii colegilor til din
Senatss, zise Anastasia zimbind
ironic.
'Iartd" ing1na Gheorghiadi.
"Cere iertare d-nei Deschanel,
ca pc d-sa ii insultat-o mai mutt.
Pc mine mai mundarit destul
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05
CO N vOCAR E

Societatea Romina de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Rominia Noua" din
Cambridge, Ohio Convoaca pc
toti membrii Societatii din loc 81
jur lua parte la sedinta lunara
ce Sc va tine in zida de 7 Novem-
brie 1920 la orele l 80 p. m. la
locuinta D-lui George Moloiu sub
No. 40 Harris Ave. La ordinea
zilei sunt mai multe chestii de
resolvat in favorul Societatii.
Sperind ca toti membrii va lua
parte la Adunare.
(56-57). Presidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05

(27)
''Esti cea mai frumoasa 81 mai
incintatoare fiinta de pc pamint"
zise Gheorghiadi, inaintfnd Gu
bratele 1ntinse catre ca.
''Ti-am spus sa fiji Gu minte"
zise Elena Gu un zimbet gratios
pc buzele Ell, facind un pas ina
poi.
'Cine p0ate sd fie Gu minte
in fata unei zeitati ca timer Else
Gheorghiadi, scos din fire 81 re-
pezindu-se la Elena cuprinse in
brate.
"Asta-i o indrazneala 81 Q
obraznicie mojiceasca din paftea
d-tale, pc care nu pot so iert"
striga Elena Gu vocea ei argintie,
81 6ntinz1nd NINA Ia spate apuca
NINA stinga monstrului care 0
c1prinsese in ibrate y prin mis-
care secreta Q resuci 81 Gheor-
ghiadi cazu in genunchi dnain-
tea ei.
u momentul cind curtexennl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05
4. MICA. -
lFsQBklCITAEMl
APARE IN FIECARE Il.

PFetu1 pentru publicatil cat ,,Caut",
sDe vfnaare"s s,Anunt de eAs4torie",
etc., costa pentru fiecare cuvint
CENT? de Q publicntie. Sab % de cent?
m se DubllcA nlmic.
Pentru D4ri de seanx, InvitAri de
bOtes, cununll sau dansuri 4 cent? IL
Mia. sau $4.OO coloanx dc star.
Pub1lcatiile 81 fie lnsOtite do suma
necesarA. Credit nu arc decit societh-
tile din Uniunen 8. II. A.
MaMuscrlptele sau fOtOgrafil nu Sc
lnapola14.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05
CAUTAM
10 MINERI.

La carbuni, de preferat fami-
listi, in special, eel care tin bor-
turf pentru oameni de diferite
nationalitati. Carbunele gros de
6 urine, plata la fel in tot dis
trictu nu stunt greve. Borturi
pentru singuratici. Incarcatori
face plata buna. Veniti la oficiul
Companiei 1918 Hammond Bldg.
Detroit, Mich. orr la Superinden-
tul general, sergent LETCHER.
County Kentucky.
IMPERIAL ELKHORN
COOL COMPANY.
A. j. Laverty Gen. Sup.
sergent Ky.
(56-59).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05
LIBERTY BONDURl
81 MARCI DE URUTARB

Vinde-le acuma. Pl1tim ban
gaia 81 preturile cele mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstitx cass
lie schimb. Room zig Lennox
Bldg, al dolea Etaj. Luati ele
yatorul colt GU East 9th 81 Eu
lid Aveiue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pi
"a 10 orele 6 p. N. (1x6l
(Adv.)
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-12-11
DUNBAR GRADE SCHOOL NEWS

This week is the beginning of the
last term in this semester. Pupils
are being given reviews for SemeS-
ter end.
The teachers wish to use this
method to publicly thank the Pa
reni-TeaChcrS' Association for the
splendid aid which they gave dur
ing the State Teachers Association.
especially are we grateful TO Mes
DANES Collins. Brown, Kyle, Thomp
son. TippinS. DeVerS, Johnson,
BraNton. Williams and Taylor. our
president for their help during the
banquet. II can be truthfully said
that nowhere in the state do pa
rents stand with the teachers as
they do here i'm Tulsa. We see the
result of such loyalty in a larger
and better school system.
The Red Cross Nurses will begin
a series of lessons to patrons and
friends of the school on Tuesday,
Dec. 7th. These lessons will be
along the line of first aid in the
home i'm cases of sickness. MI les
sons are free with free manual
Every one is cordially invited
FIRST lesson at o'clock at Dunbar
School.
Our Play park apparatus is being
gotten together. by spring, we hope
to have a we'll equipped school
park.
The thrift club is doing well, pu-
pills are saving their money each
week We expect great results
from the club.
Thi, week is known as education
week throughout the [. 5. Each
individual is asked during this week
to think more intelligentlN along
all educational lines and strive to
do some educational uplift for 9th
crS as well as self
The holiday spirit is already per
meating the school. Great prepa-
ralions are being made for Santa
Claus. School closes on Dec. l1lh
and reopenS Ian. 3rd.
All are invited to our Christmas
tree and program to be held at
school on the l7th of December,
!. w. HUGHES, Prin"
VI +. BOOTFF, Reporter.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-12-11
fhS Earth Is The lome of Natural Man

the banclu effects ni wrong doing
and thus bN experience TO learn the
lesson that only rlghllul course
viii lead tu happiness, second. lie
has permitted Satan lo demonstrate
or show the depths of his Willul,
dirty and wicked character so That
all other creatures might learn by
observation and avoid such course
as the Devil ha, pursued, mi 81.
.daring the experience pt man with
sin. God i, making manifest His love
BY His Great Plan of redemption
and the selection from amongst
.mcn those 10 be associated with
Christ Jesus in His Gloriou, King
dom The chief part OF the out
working Of This Great plan WAS and
is the redemption and dcliNcraucc
Of man from sin and death Ec.
cause of Adams diSobcdicncc. the
whole race is born imperfect ~
are sinners. ORomauN 5:l2) and p.
the obcdicucc Of Christ JcSu, unto
death. the whole race shall be uf
fcrcd lhc opportunity Of Life and
BLESSINGS. (Bumans J:lSl Jesus
was made man i'm order that He,
L by Ills death might purchase the
human race. giving His life a cor
responding price. ransom for all
which all must know in due time.
ulcb 80: lN Tenn 2:3-6D The
death of our Lord provided not on
~ the purchase price bat also 1'l
lhc rights incident To- perfect life;
namely dominion over the earth,
libcrl, and perfect happiness. lIav-
! ing purchased by His own life blood
the human race, and restores To ii
that which was lost. OEphc. :lO
In speaking Of His mission in
coming 10 The earth and laying
down His humanity for the benefit
of man, Jesus uses figure Of
speech. lkcnng himself To bread
which men eat 10 sustain life, lie
said; 81 am the bread of Life. This
is the bread which comcth from
Heaven. that a man may eat thereof
and not die am the living bread
| which came down from Heaven; il
any man eat of tbs bread ne shall
live forever, And the bread that
will give is my flesh humanity
| which | will give for the life Of the