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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01

Die? un6 6reb' mid Inn uno ieb' tie
mir gan5 gena1 an. Nein SdaserL
uno tpenn Der Bin au9 ni1t nebr
Der iing1te it - uno idor1 ffn6' i6
i'm gar nidt, on fiebit ia bel better
aus o miiBf' er 6od), mern CT bel
raten tpoqt', tpas &iibfdes, sa1nges
baben fir feline pertpobnten Riinitler-
|m1gen, bog ieb' i9 Elm! Mber oieje
Eolin, Die mtb gut 11no germ n padr
|Sabre mebr bnben tpie er . fie lit
liider mol idyon getpeien, nber 6as 1T
gut fonferbieren, geb0rt iie a119 nidt.
trob6em iie nn4 n4en &egeIn Ser
Ia1tnit gefdrbt uno gei9minf uno
|ge1paf mar! Mer Elm 8nnr Mugen
bat fife I'M &opf = 10, aIs OF Tie nod
lange nidt nit ibren BnlIionen 11no
nit ibrem temperament fertig mdre,
no, miro ibr penig belfen! Gem SSH
gegenuber fdon gar nidt! NeinL Der
muB aqein bleiben! 0ie 6rau, Die Ell
mem 10 granddaughter Mann gum
i@Hten betdme, Die fonnt' mir BLOB
leio tun!"
9ier iariabe Die Su1sglode,
belle &inoerltimmen tuatr6en lmh
6o5Diiden Elm IGNORES mdnnlides
Organ. Die Sir 0ffnete fidL unb
Dor BENT gintreten6en Der pur5elten
un6 fugelten 5tpei BLONDE &ndbden
bon BRET un6 flint Sabren, Die Mber
Die eigenen 5uBe itolperten un6 iid
ulsbal6 gIei9 einem &nd11el ouf DEM
Seppib mdl5ten.
v@as? No9 I'M 9unfeln, ibr Sic
besleut?" fnm Winfreb Gotta's
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
SPRING Bill.

Sran5 Speltri9 unb @attin bon Mabz
nomen erfreuten iber 8eibnndteu Die
bier nobnenbe Samilie Sobu Wiuer mil
8eiud.
Infer ginaeez8at bat our9 abitimz
n1lrls Sic eleftriide 8eleudtuns nnierer
'Srt1daft seiidert.
gb. &inter bon Riuneapolts traf 81
8eibuadten bier BEL ietnen gertpanbten
Elm.
Sobu sid bon ct. 8enbel bat Die S.
S. Riuer Sarm be5ogen, Sic boroem bon
@brift. 8lonisnn otfupiert mar.
sSn Der Samilie Feter 8ebman fteate
iib bas finite S09ter9en Elm; slei9 ben
bier porbersebenben fanb audi bie1es mill
fommene 4%ufnabme.
Srau 2ep bon bier pobnte Dem in Snuf
Centre absebaltenen 8egrdbniie Tires
gruoers Sofep9 gapfer Bel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
5duf Centre.

5odfp. 9err u. Ir5t mar etnes 2agea
lester ISOLDE nad ct. CLOUD, mo er IN
@eIddften oas ct. Soiepbs Mtenbeim be-
fufte.
9eidtpiiter 5plpin urb either 8orgz
mann bon ser StaatsuntberIitdt pertpeiz
len iber Die 8etbna9tsferieu bier Bel
DEN gltern, 9etnri9 8orgmann uni
SSrnu.
Srm S. g. 5nuer lit ua6 tbrem mebz
rere Sage Lnr1gen 8elu9e Bel 8ertpauoz
ten unb Sreuubeu IN goD @pring miez
Der IN ibreu Samilienfrets 5uridgefebrt
Sr. 8. s.. 6ennemanH ~erffaftete IN
gbippatpn Soils. isis, eineu ldugereu
pertpar1btz uno freunOi9uftli6en 8eIu6
SRI. grmeline 8orgmu1rn, Die M Del
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
9errenloies Gut
&sman non Marie 8ernbarb

Iein 1pmpatbiid] a1rsfebenber, groBge.
nadiener blonoer Mann, in feinem
l3uge ieines @e1idtes oem dlteren
|8ruber dbnlid. @iufre6 mar Dos
getreule Mbilb oes peritorbemen So.
tiers, &idar6 batte ben Eppus ber
|Wil1tter, an Die en- ii9 taa1m nod er.
innern fonrte.
rMber er bat's oo9 Deripro9en!"
bebarrte &siittD.
SEQ, 1peiBt on, 8ias @er]predyun.
gen gelten nidt bel. Ser tut, tpas
linn eben our9 BEN Sinn fdbrt, be1
|fdert iid feinen 8fifferling nm Ser,
abreoungen un6 iolde @boien!"
ugigentlidv unredt! Wan tann iid
bod gar nidt auf i'm berlaiien!"
nSn groBen Dingen f9on! 8os
ibm tpirflib tpidtig 1T Or bot MON
IN ibm BEN getpiiienbaften Meniden
BON Der Belt - aber freilid, Bis
linn ettuos midtig miro, bos 6n1ert
(Seine Mrbeit gum Beifpiel - fir Ole
lit er INNER gu baben, immer aui
Dem Ylnb!"
~@r bat itd) bei uns ieBt bod a11dj
eine Mrbeit Wernommen!"
r@db pns! SoIde @eididten, bie
1inb linn bIoB 9pielerei, Die ct neben-
fer nbtut = uns 5nIiebe!"
~@pielerei? Die &0pfe BON unie=
rem &in6ern?" Grnu &itD 1par Elm
menig in ibrer W1tter3drtlibfeit be,
lei6igt. vMber nlles, mas redt lit,
|Didie: Tie tperben tprnberbou, bie BEL
Den 81tben = un6 gum Sdreien le<
benspabr = einfah gum Gdreien!"
So mas @iG in Die @nnb nimmt,
bas fam ii6 ieben laiien - 6as lit
aQemal eriten &anges!" Ser Gtim=
me oes 5preders merfte man Sen un-
banoigen @tol5 auf Ben genialen
|8ruoer an. rBenn tb 6enfe, mie
entfebli6 idtper lid] Der Safer feline
@inpiuigung 5u 8iTs 8eruf abrin-
gen lieB >. un6 eigentlib mars gar
feline @in1piaignng, er 1brie ibm gu:
uEu', mas 0u tpiIit = meinet1pege11
GET bin nno fnete 6einen 2ebm!" uno
Die S5enen, Sic bormgingen! Sd
ieb' midi nod lei9enblaB un6 5ittern6
m Der Sir iteben unb borden!
@oqte iebt Ser alte @err ieben f0n=
men, mas Ser rberIorene @obn" f9offt
un6 mie mar bon ibm fpridt! er
.bat ia nod Die Mnfdnea bon Min's
&ubm erlebt = aber es mnren eben
bod n11r 6ie Mnf6ngel 8ie miir6e er
itol5 mrf Ieinen Nelteiten leinl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
Def Union.

Gnrl @dnnnfe, Srm uno &inber iinf
nod ldngerem 8e1ude bel ibrer in MtI=
tpaufee nobnenben Sobter uno nuberer
Gertpanoten tpieber babeim eingetroffen
@ernie BentfieD, nelde on Der ct
8enebifts ataoemie in ct. Soiepb b0bez
rem Stubteu unterliegt, perbrtngt Sic
MISUNDERSTANDING bier BEL oen gltern.
9as bobe Beibnndtsfef tpuroe in Ser
ct. Ileriusfir6e in beionbers feierlt6e1
8eile bur9 5tpei lepitierte 4emter be-
gmn9en, nobel bem bo9tp. Efarrer 5tpei
6Dhne ser @emeinbe~ Die ii6 on Der ct.
Sobns uniberiitdt auf Sen FL. Frieferz
itanb borbereiten, ai7iitierteu.
4nton Sdlidt unD Srm ipra6eu lebz
tie ISOLDE bel ibrer in Nelroie nnldi1igen
So9ter unb BEL 1ouitiseu @erpanoteu Ii.
Sreun0en Tor.
Sobn Cans, pelder I'M Seminar 81
ct. Sobns iid nuf Dem fl. Briefteritnnb
borbereitet. befinbet 1id 5n BEN 8eibz
%nadtsferien BIER BET Der Wutter, Srau
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
TO-

SIM @obn5immer 6es 8a1meiiters
&idar6 Gotta iab es bebagli9 un6
gemiitlid5 aus. @iib1de mo6erne
M0bel itanoen in gefdliger Mnor6=
m1ng umber, Ser rotgriine Weaiolifu-
ofen itrablte cine angenebme 8arme
aus, elm 6ider, pnrpurfarbener Sep=
|pib beoedte ben 6uBboben. 81 ben
nit 8ubenfdeiben Der1ebten 5enltern
ldimmerte in gebrodenen Sinten Elm
MATES, meiBli6es Gngeslibt berein,
Dos nber bereits int @rl0i6en begrif=
fen tpar.
SSn einem Der mddtig meiten ro=
ten @aHioniei1el 1aB Serr 9aumei,
fter Gotta unb bielt fem biibi6es
blondes @eibden auf 0en &nien.
Sic batte 5drtli6 ibren &opf an feline
gru1t geidmieet, un6 er beugte iid
febr oft ouf tie berab, I'M Die @attin
5n fiiiien = nuf bas iippig gebaui6te
&mr, auf oie apeiden @angen, BEN
feinen Mun6 = unb menn tie gerabe
mitten inn &eoen mar, unb er ibr sic
@orte Don SEN 2ippen ~fortfMBte,
oann mo0te lie boie ueroen uno fonn=
te es bo6 nidt!
SD muB MIDI mirflib uun6ern>
no SSH bleibt!" bemerfte tie iebt. u@r
moqte gan5 be1timmt nod BEL Cages
li6t fommen, UNI nod etpas an Dem
&opfen bon SEN 8uben GIT arbeiten-
ober oun1it miro es MIN tpie6er nidts!
Seine Giertelltun6e mebr, uno es lit
itodinlter!"
rS9a6et ntdts! 0unn maht er
iid Elm anoermnl ans @erf!" lagte
9err &i9aro pblegmatii6. gr mar
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
St. mdrttn.

SRI 8oiu 9dhu BON Der st. 8eueoifta
afabemie IN st. Soiepb uerhriugt Die
8eibnu6tsferieu bier bel ben gltern.
Setter S. Serres unb Srnu ipurben
Sarnstas un oas &ra1fenbett hires Sobz
ues Rifolaus serufen. uelder in elmer
MabImiibIe in ct. CLOUD beiddftigt lit.
Sic Shioeuteu Sofepb Munolp6, @es
org Sung. SEQ &ubI lnb @ebriioer 2auer
bon ct. Sobus College senieben sic Sreuz
ben Der MISUNDERSTANDING bier BEL Den
Glteru.
SEN SduIfinberu oes Geo. 81 0itritts
bradte bns gbriitfiuo6en, mie idbrli6
iibIidb. am abenDe Dor &eibna6teu cine
reiebIide 8eideruus. fir uel6e Die
Sdulbebr0oe Gorge setragen.
SRI. Mariu 3eiuen BON 9ooen, g. g..
-.oe1de in v. 9. Grpeloinss 2auboffice be-
iddftigt lit. befinbet 1ib bier fir Die
MISUNDERSTANDING BEL BEN gIteru, 9uz
bert 9eineu uub Srdu.
Sic @dttin bes 8aul6reiuersNiIer II.
ihre &iuber liuo bon ldngerem 8eiu6 bel
g%ertpu,pteu IN Chicago beimtpdrts 9ez
tebrt. 4
Ser bier beitebeuoe oramati19e &lub
lpirb nie gu Neuiabr, 10 audi am 4. Saz
,1llnr etne l1nterbaltung berunltalten, Die
an senuBreiden Sturben nidt gu iiber=
treffen lit.
Ratb. 9einen. @nttiu uub Spdter
gtargaretbn mnbteu eiuen perpanotz
idaftIiden Seiud in Der gouutpz9auptz
itaot.
Sic GdlIer5abl i'm 9itritt 81 tit auf
48 seitiesen. Ser Sduler CD. Burg bat
eiuen reselmdBiseu SduIbe1u6 iener&inz
Der, Die tpeitlid BON S9ulgebduoe ibr
5eim baben, erm0gli6t, inbem er Dteielz
ben u1urgeus per S6litteu our 56ule be-
forberte unb bteielbeu un6 56luB Der
SduIe ipieber betmbrabte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
6ortieRung.

go = lelt merlgen Sagen er1t!'
sic atmete tief auf un6 fnipfte IN
5ttternoer @rregung oie ganber ibres
Suites felt. Inn iie gleih oarmaf tpie,
Der Neutrality-suspicious.. vGus Dados
den lebt unb lit bier in Miin6en.
Sic meiB ni6ts bon ibren Gltern uno
@eidtpiitern, nihts bon 6eren @6id=
inI = elm finberloies @bepaar bat
1te angenommen, uno tie beiBt Sanno
YiotrotpsfD!"
rNatiirlid! Sd 6adyte es mir =
nein, id) spuBte es!"
uSie baben lie geieben? 4ennen
gelerm?"
n@rteres ia - fennen gelernt nod
ni6t! Sino Sic bereit, 6rau Gro
mann? &onnen mir ieBt geben?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
K~oblenmano<l 1T ernitbaft

Dies tit feline ehle Nngabe. Sic 9egierung beribtet 10. un6 Die Beridte aug ben
rita, ODER Elm GROCER Bro5enHab bieer 8ep6lhrun9, nro oe1en g8uuter tmt fem,
ben. 9t Der lbon gerngen Hroouhion perlangen bic NinenarbeiRr ie6s Stu
ISOLDE Winne1ota leoet unhr benz 0odz@tpiE, Der mobenlang ben Nusq
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01

&erDnifa Oieuborf. neIde bie ct. 8enee
bits ataben,ie IN ct. Soiepb beIuben,
5teaten iih Dor 8eibuadten bier bel ben
GItern Elm. UNI NIT bieieu bas fr0blide
sMNSsss66nabtsfeit gu besebeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
St. Uiholas.

Sic beibeu Sobne Der bier pobueuoen
Samilie Commit Sranf. ipelde ii6 an
Der TutomobtlIdule gu Sarge fir ibr
Sud a%lsbtIoen. itno gu Ben 8eibnudtsz
Rrien I'M elterliden 9auie eiugetroffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01

= BUR 2ige gebort Salient, sur
@uBrbeit Genie.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18

and discovered fly nesting COM
fortably between two bits Of chick
en- meat.
Calling tho walter. she asked that
the sandwich be returned to the
kitchen and another one sent out In
its place. you'd bcttor be moro
careful about such matters In the fu-
ture." she told the waiter, Il am a
state health inspector. and the law
doesn't allow such conditions"
Surprised. the walter hastily pick.
cd up the sandwich. rushed over tn
tho head walter. ana ip whispered
tones said cycitodly "ph. tuWdY
lhats the Hlatc health woman. she's
liable TO close ny up" Mrs Stur-
Econ has had no moro complaint 20
find win dishes nt that hoetolry.
Hciug u stranger tu Tuianus she
lE enabled 10 conduct her Inspections
until she is ready 10 Rive h,r order.
Nud when she glvcs an order II car.
rios weight. for she iH backed com
plotcly by the state health depart
mcut, and behind that dcp1rtm mt
H the stale law
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
INSPECTOR FINDS
PLENTY OF WORK
Mrs. Surgeons Services
in Great Demand Over
the City.
SEES PACKING PLANT
Most of Difficulties Are
With Americans--ls
Backed by Law.

II expect 10 remain In Tulsa for
four or five weeks" said Mrs 7 IT,
Sturgeon, scout fur the stale
hcalih department Yesterday the
city health department is co-upeiat
ing closely with Mrs Sturgeon IN her
campaign to make Tulsa more nhh. h.
itary city
Yesterday morning Mrs Sturgeon,
nr l.. q. Prosaou. city supCtint"nd-
cut OF health ana y g. Long chiof
sanitary inspector visited tho mao.
pendent packy company located
near owen park Many complaints
have been made to the health do-
partmcnt recently regarding obnuX-
lous perfumes that pcrmeatr tho
ntmosphcrr near tho packing plant
several boxes ana barrels ~
spoiled meat were found In tho plant,
and we're ordered removed The
superintendent Of the plant declared
they would De thrown out before
the day ended \ number of i'm
prove 10 the plant are now be
ing made which will greatly improve
plant and working conditions
Mrs Sturgeon is extremely busy,
breaking cracked and nickod dishes,
and ordering tcninta of buildings to
put Up screen doors or romov" gar
bago, and her services nro greatly
In demand, now that her arrival IN
Tulsa has become known. Telephone
calls are received by the health de
partmcnt frequently asking that she
visit various parts ~ the city.
One housewife called her ycstor-
day and asked her 10 force tho lAnd
lord to re- paper her homo "bccnuH"
the walls were awful dirty Mrs
Sturgeon explained that her jurls-
diction did not extend TO forcing
landlords To- rc-plper houses.
81 have very little difficulty with
Grecks and Chincso cafe owners,
Mrs Sturgeon said MOST of my
trouble Is with Americans.
"The state health department has
no malice toward anyone. | always
try sensible reasoning tirst II that
falls. then there is only one thing
ing place until II has complied with
the law.
1.-The law plainly provides that
eating houses or cold drink stands
must be equipped with screen doors
during the fly season Eatins
houses must not be swept while
customers arc being served. Yes
terday | had to stop q negro who
was sweeping one of tho principal
cafes here In Tulsa while many
persons were eating breakfast"
Mrs sturgeon ate lunch Wednes-
day at one OF the leading hotels, She
ordered among other articles, n
chicken sandwich. When It arrived.
shc opened II to use accondimont--
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
An A. & ". School for
Indian and Negro Boys

John g LcftNich. president of tho
iluukcricc Agricultural college, 10
Gated In Okfuskoe county. was In
Tulsa yesterday In the interest of q
state wide campaign he rs conduct
ing To raise t2O,0O0 to GO uplotc the
mlin building This Is "A scnpul that
little has been noard of. but 1t ir
doing a good work among class
~ Indians ana negroes who nIo not
dnlo 10 enter the state schools The
curullmont this year reached POO One
Of the conditions upon which a stu.
dent is received In the school is the
signing Of "A contract that when he
completes the course he viii return
to his home and devote ht time to
developing the agricultural poasibili-
I ips nf his county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18

We Quote No Former
or Comparative Pri,es
In Our Advertising.
We Let You Bc the
Judge OF Values.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
287 MEMBERS IN
MERCHANTS ASSN
Expect That Quota Of 300
Members Will BE Sc
cured by July l3.

Several weeks ago when the re
tall Merchants association had a
membership of 2l0 tho officials NJ
the organization not "A quota ~ 900
members to bo reached By the an
uual meeting and election Of di-
rccturs July 80, 1870
In u letter sent to over one hun.
drcd prospective members of the
association Saturday It WAS stated
plainly that the prgHnilatipn did not
have fpr its object either price Tx.
ing discrimination or coercion"
uul uuN nuH.u.. uiU uplniU~ tu
that purpose would bc disappointed
Tullt rapid increase nv member.
shin ig hoiuE watched with iutor,Ht
by members of tho Retail Credit
Mons National uHHuriltiuu an over
the country and th" local office rec
ports numerous letters ~ cOugr1t-
ul1fiun ana inquiry nH 10 the meth
udg used
"puslhly our methods wouldn't
work other places" snid w a. Van
dover. pIosldrnt of the association.
"lu TULSA every busiuCHs man knows
that IN organization lies strength,
and that cooperation is necessary 10
build - city. and your own business
In that city"
John a Gustafson. chief ~ police,
told the members at recent meet
Ing that he believed that any bust
moss man coming in contact with the
public who withheld his membership
from such Uu association, was help
ing TO Increase the practice of the
criminal element In passing bad
checks and stolen commercial paper.
whether he H. doing so with or with
out intention.
Today's figurea show 2S7 mem
bors IN the association.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
HOLES IN STREET FIXED
Force OF Norkmcu Now Bu-y ilung
Main street NIth Asphalt

\ foroo of worllmou Dos busy Ihs
wcrk repairing holes in The putuE
ung Main street Paving uurrpuud
ing the holes TO ho repaired DO helms
rcmuvcd 10 distance tufn,,ui lU
iumno solid repair Asphalt !.
uscd as fillcI
This work re provided for uN
t0,000 of city money available at
this time After Nau street b. &C..
paired other streets VIII b. given
attention "Thie money VIII uIl Doe
fp,rt for repairing the hoIcs.' .. a
steiner, commiHHioncr ~ streets aud
pIhlio property aid yesterday ~
may not repair an ~ them. 30 We
are Starting on the husiucHs ais
tyirt first "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
A New Shipment of Fresh
WirthmOr BlOuSeS

Blouses of good wholesome cotton
materials, so we'll made and so at
tractive that they have quite fol-
lowing among women the country
over, who look for their coming
each week--Wirthmor blouses in
refreshingly new styles every ship
ment. Women who like to afford
frequent changes Of blouses at nom-
inal cost find their problem already
worked out for them in Wirthmors.
The Standard Value at 200
Third Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
A Hell Roaring Time
in Tulsa 1'OlUn TOdaJ

what promises 10 be the most cN
citing event which has occurred IN
Tulsa viii be the Joint debate at
Convention han between Richard j
nm "a TulsG nt'moy and Dr y
Goruon Mcpherson Of waco, Texas.
better known AS "lsl1ck Billy sun
day. The subject ot debate VIII b"
Torment, or is thcrc It Hon of K,t
friri'tuGr aUl lir.'"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18

During the warm weather, women generally are TAX
ing advantage of the morning hours to shop finding
it comfortable to make selections here before
thesun gets in its hottest work. We impress it upon
you that your buying trip will be infinitely more sat
isfactory if you shop early.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18

This special presentation of petticoats could hardly
come at more opportune time for the majority of
women. Those who will soon depart for the summer
season. or short vacation, well as the vast num-
ber who will remain at home, will appreciate this
offer savings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
BUILDING PUMP FOUNDATION
Mammoth 1900, 900 -naIion Pump
.. to Bc Installed soon.

Work IFS proceeding rapidly on
the foundation for the city's new
- 600 900 gallon water pump
which IL to he Installed soon to re-
place the present inefficient 1000
tgG-gaiiOn pump.
cement is being laid for the base,
which is 30 by 90 feet. Tho pump
win be shipped from the factory
about July !. according 10 w H.
iiolwly. consulting engineer fOr the
water department.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
$1,000 FOR LOSS OF ARM
NrGrcu Awarded Judgment In Dam
age suit Against Railroad Go.

Verdict NJ $4,000 damages for the
.u1itlit loss Of the use ~ his right
t.m iu 10 street car wreck west of
lui. city On Novrmbcr 4. 1919 Vls
awarded J e. hcGrcw Yesterday IN
hin suit against tho sand Springs
lUlroad company. tried wednesday
in .uporlor court.
NcGrow claimed he lost the MS,
.,f his arm through injuries received
when tho street car in which he wa
IidInr from Ncrn station 10 TulsI
wHH wrecked I'm q collision with AZ
electric engine and nat ears on thu
iDtl u'ar tho Tuls1 wctCrW orEs
plant. Tho jury received the case at
I o'clock Wednesday ana returned
= scaled verdict at $50 o'clock.
which was read In court yesterday
morning.
\ dry process has been iuvcutrd
m Venezuela for recovering tanning
.4r...f. f.Ltt Tho -. az az tho NO.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-09
MOTHERS, Do THIS
When the Children Cough,
Rub Musterole on Threats
and Chests

10 telling how soon the symptoms
ray develop into Group. or worse. And
then's when you're glad you have a
Jar of Musterole at hand to give
prompt. sure relief. It does not blister.
AS first aid and a certain remedy,
Muste-o.e is excellent. Thousands OF
mothers know it. You should keep a
jar in the house, ready for instant use.
It is the remedy for adults, too. Re-
lieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia
headache, congestion. pleurisy, Theu.
matism. lumbago, pains and aches OF
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
chilblains, frosted feet and colds Of the
chest Git often prevents pneumonia.
zoe and 6Oc jars; hospital size $3.50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-09
A COLD BELIEVER
. FOR FIFTY YEARS
DR.. Kings New Discovery
has a successful record
of half a century

TIME TRIED for more than fifty
years and today at the zenith
of It's popularity When YOU
think Of that, YOU are bound TO be
convinced that DR.. Kings New Dis
cover does exactly what II is meant
to do-soothes cough-raw threats,
Congestlon-tormented chests, loosens
phlegm-pack. and breaks the most
DR.. Kings IS safe for your cold,
for YOUR mothers cold, for the kid
dies cold. cough. Group. Leaves no
d~isagreeable after-efects. 60c. and
S1.20 bottles at your druggists.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-09
Bowels Act Sluggish?

Irregular bowels often result In
serious sickPess and disorders OF
the liver and stomach. Make them
act as they should with DR.. Kings
New Life Pills Keep the liver &C.
tive-the system free from waste.
&c. a bottle. .
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-09

tomorrow by taking Cascarets tonight
C~ascarets are 50 pleasant. so harmless
They never grippe. sichen or inconven-
fence You ltke Calomel. Salts. on or
nasty. harsh pills. They cost So litt.f
and work while yon s1cep-ady.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-09

Drive way those persistent enemies
of happiness-biiousness and c%onstips-
ton. Don't stay hoadachy. slck, tongue
coated. salIow and miserable. Get rid
Of colds, Indigestion. upset stomach or
that misery-makinS gas. Feel splendid
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-09
srNn rnrArnE ToNIGHr

A William Fox Pieture-Theda Bara
in "A Woman There Vas. also Billy
West in The strike Breaker. 2-9-i
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GoRDoNs


Wish to announce that tic old sales
slips viii not be redeemed for Trading
stamps after February r.. 1920
n. GORDON q SONS
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Better call Up The Times and
have It sent to your house every
night. Then you'll BE- sure il will
be there.
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FOR stLE-Golden oak sde-board.
apply 4o6 Centrsd enue. 2-9-l
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w.tNTED.-onice Gnl. reference re-
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