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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-04
Publication Notice.


(. Metropolis. III. Fen. 9th la2l.
To Eugene Nunson. William George,
Wilhelm iiousfe; J5ha Y IlaeSrian.
Agts % whosnat mas eoneeFrs 10 ell
parties interested and unkpown owerefs
You are hereby notified, that at q
al. Of Real Estate nsade ~ The shef-
~ a the door Of the Ceurt Mousse n
ihe toxin q Metropolis. Cornty d Mas
sac, and state 81 Illinois en- ,ffe stn dsy
Of June A. =. 1919 william wrigh,
purchased tn. following described Real
Estate. sitsaeed in The SAID County for
the Taxes, Interest, Penaliiesand Goats
due aud unpaid thel con. fof ihd Year
A. d. IBIS. Assessed In theinsmc Of
Eugene Munson to Wit:
A parcel OF ground rs r.. X 22b #.
X 200 r. In Postlcthwsite and Mortons
addition 10 City of Brookport. massac
County, Illinois. being part OF s. Ia
n. Il. IA Sec. Ia. Towp. Is, s. x. s. L.
Bird r. NJ formerly owned By John W.
Holmes. record title noe in Wilhelm
Hoelie. see deed record '.Sa'i page bi4.
Afterwsrd certificate of purchase as
signed to S. Bartlett Kerr.
The time allowed by law for the re-
demption of said Real Estate viii ex.
pire on the 9th day of June 1921.
5. Bartlett Kerr. Assignee.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-04
To insure publication all cores
popdence should reach this Office
mol lafer than Tuesday morning.


Any church needing a good
pastor and a splendid preacher. a
man of high ideals and broad vis-
ion, We can recommend Rev Jno.
Bruen, OF Mt Vernon, FIT who
successfully pastored Shiloh Bap-
list church of that city Tor ) con-
secutive years. His address is
1911 Herbert, St. 2
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-04

SlSHtt.
The churches to cafpsout their
mission, as diYinely msiituted Of
CARNATIONS must not forget the
poor and needy. II a church or.
an inividual shuts UP the bowels OF
compsssipma ganst the widow Pr-
phan and The poor. How dweIleth
fhe love Of God in ihem: is ques-
EfiPh 10 Be Epsaered lisyrNcbutqb
small or large should collect mon
ey every Sunday for which to as
sist the worthy poor both CT rs
dock and tn community, Mot
churches ,ffhs ibcgIl ire eNsptpt
from this responsible duty if they
GA 4=fS7=FS5r antF-T5Iy off
the sdsbss lnisbears eturei7;Eut it
IS a very sad-aaistake as Jesus.has
said ! The poor you have always
as much as to say5 YOU iave-them
as. your charge and yea are tespoh-
sible to see that they do netldffer.
. That churelrwhich fails 10 periorm
its dutyin making the needy feel
that they can ind a friend when in
penniless condition has fallen
short OF its missions. The chief
duty oil "A church is TO save souls
and next 10 Importance is to feed
the hungry and ciothe the naked.
II some OF the so-called church
members, and would be christians
would drink less white Mule
Wine OF Pepsio and the many kim
dred home made brews, and help
the poor among them there would
be great deal OF happiness in the
world and the church.
Rev. Thos. Turner. is at home
this week from ElkvilIc, where he
preached several nights
Mr. Ellis Shelton. is on the sick
fist
os3E alsea g 81
The little baby ioi Mr. and AIRS.
I.omas White is sick. r.c
Mr.. and Mrs Ben MaXwelI.
Nh add Mrs, flndlkenois Dadgtier-
tyS. Mrashi Mrs Alonza Donlow,
Mrs. Ellen White, Miss Nellie
alaGktain and Mr.. Dan Hamilton +,
Of Brookporn amotofsa to Metrop-
Oils to iattend the 'revivaf'ati First
Baptist church, -. f aifEsl3
= Mrs. Kdfds Mitchell, formerly Of
this city, now 81 Caro-. IS reported
to BE 'dahgefodsl.y SICK. We p5rayl
I0r iefa speedy recovery
s5sS = g s'tisfs
), Mrs Ms. Georgia Mai Morgan, left
this his, week Tor L,orrainee, Ohio, !, to
Join her husband, ,sss,l oaz
sRes b c, Long OF Choat. re-
turned fram his church at Hickory !
IroNsa skysaa MONDAY .ai5e are-
pertsa good meeting s's,a tilf
sRew Ms 81 4McCaueey Who is
giving halt iime'fosa Presbyterian T
,hnrch atMayheld Ky J. returned I
Monday. idle reports tire work.
n a fair shape. ~ L 80 p. |.
->.-..-f. - = 49,. ss; - a. AZ.
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Metropolis. III. Feb. 9th 1921.

I Metropolis. III. Feb. 9th 1921
] To Browniow Roberts. TO Mortgages
and all parties interested:
You are hereby notified. that at
sale Of Real Estate made by the Sheriff
at the door of the Court House. in the
town of Metropolis. County OF Massac,
and State of Illinois. " the 9th day of
June A. d. 1919. WiIi'aa, r cummins
purchased the following described Rea
Estate. situated in the said County. for
the Taxes. Interest Penalties ane Cost
due and unpaid thereon. for the year
A. D. 1919. assessed in name Of Brown
low Roberts u H
Viz Lot 4 in Block 2oS, Fairmeunt
addition and City Of Metropolis. Mas
sac County Illinois. Afterward cert.
seste 81 fsarchase Was assignodto S.
lSaftlett.krrr.
The time allowed .by lazy for the
redemss ton Of said Real Estate VIII ex
pre- on the 9TH. day Of JuhesA: D. 1921
q 5. Bartlett. Kerr, Assiguee
DO = # &If Il
Metropolis. III. Feb 9th 1921
To Henrietta Mckee, Anna Loan and
IMPROVEMENT Association ofAnns. III.
IS Ypu srefiserebynotified, that at q
sale of Real Estate made by the sber,
III at the door Of the Court House. IN
the town Of Metropolis, County Of Mas
sac and Stntr of Illinois on Inc 9th day
of June Alp 1872 purchased the fol
ILoYigg. described Rfal Estate, situated
IL the, said Comfy fQr. special assess
meilfs. TAXES. 'Intcrests, Penalties and
Costs due and unpaid thereon, for the
seafsA1 Psi9lsa assesyd sis-thf ihame
Yp y nasos 80. sgca. pr 4
q Henrietta Mckee VIZ, Lot 100 in
Block IT, bite city-s6f METROPOLIS.
Massac cohkey. fllinoisl giliis saflf'
u Ths tine alIewsd by lay. for the re-
demption Of said Real Estate will .ex-
pire on the 9th day Of June A, D. 1921. |
J.Sfi. Mizgff. purchasef. Q "
u u ssaiii 4 2 sessfaalH :
,ss7s frAsfAFisz SIN aIiisaaH i
i The tifeaoi, Cuba AZ 4asgesy sustain.
"a by raisinH, It's people consuinlns
The fruit moro generally than any oth. 7
Or otiths: Spanish American eosSnies
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Walker S ,Indigestian Cure.

ReUJwBl McGrary.;is agent'ioi
rsffaaWaIker 5 SIRE 'tire- for :Indi-
yes sesiion and DYSPEPSIA ) 5qe and
sloo botAsse-4sa 10 BY mail
NE Gan chaeriufly1 reepmntand IT.
.yasEssa5 11a.raj1 / Is { o.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-04
Tax Purchasers Sale Maize

10 ". T Sexton, Charlie Thompson Ma
rye. Andersonaud parties interested:
You are hereby notified. that alta sal.
OF Real Estate made by the sheriff At
the door Of the Court House. in ihe
City OF Metropolis. County Of Massse
and State Of Illinois on the gtf1 aat ~
Jeae a. ID 1919, j. II. Mizelluurchaxed
the following described Real Estate
~ situated 20 the said County, for the
Taxes, Interest, Penalties and Cot,
que ana nnpala thereon, for the year
q, u. lsis Assessed to w Fs Sex.
.s,f towsit town Of Joppa, lot ., block
- And the time allowed by Law for
the redemption Of said Rsai Estate witt
expire on.tbe sth.iay of JmaaAa ID.
1921.
II. Mizell. Purchaser.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-04
Notice to Circles.

10 the Circles OF the East Mt
'olivc-Bsptist A.soeiatiohx :
Dsarf Sisters. write you
thtdugi' your churches and 70 the
pastors asking their c'>-rpvration.
.twouisi fs'es tsseqfsft -yoHf circles
as thestime i fast advanced and
there is4uitFcis=tss-5c- de,ue=furz,iIe
Masters Cysuse, ST.. Il 70
/ have harisaztlral--of-..sic-t <ncsS
also death in yylamily this year !,
Ihet ! pspnlisqa fhesI-erd Though
storms efish fnpuld take my cross
and tolio@i % ! desire to visit
/, our eifcles Deafchristian pas
Ifols I ask that you DO not shut
EpP ,our church at tine houH the
Circle dsato.me q apd say we have
no spare time for the missionary
| hope that shall have letter
soon from some preJdent saying
come and visit our circl,s.
God bless the work.
L M. LONG. State Missionar,
SIG L. Howard ST.. Centfalia, III
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-04
Mr.. and Mrs. J0hanie fossie,
have returned home, afterfa few
days absence from the.ci,y.

.'M Mr. n95u7iit3e Martin, Of Indiana
ffsrbor, Ind arrived IN the city
Sunday, 70 visit his si-fer Mrs
Larry Rodgers. ard other relatives
Rsys J II Drans, q Bowling
Ggesn KY State Missionary OF the
Westero District Of Kentucky, is
IN the ely 10. preach a few nights
in meeting at Ist Baptist CHURCH.
He paid this ofhce a pleasant CAL
in company OF Rev I Nj Moses.
RevsJ B. McCrary. was bus
mess visitor of Padecah. Monday
Coal.
w L, Wadeking handles cook
ing, nut and lump coal. Deliver
ed at 7I.2 per bushel.
Rev Thos, Harmon. is conduc :
ing meeting at Round Knob,
with good prospects for a splendid
revival. He had several mourners
Sunday night
Mrs. Ellen Barnett. OF Joppa,
was in the city this week
Rev ] B. McCrary. will preach
for Rev NJ Z. Parnell OF Coulter.
vile next Monday night March 9TH.
All manuscript with list OF
names should be accompanied With
Pfoo to secure publication
q Little Miss Necie Belle Duke
who vas iodisposed is better
Kew. : IS. McCfary IS at home
this week'ifom Springfield ]
$50, a7as
. There weere. good services at the
First Baptist church sunday The
Pastor preached a wonderful SER
mon at the morning service, FOL
Communion and Coven-1
ait meeting IL the afternooa Key !
Eln1ofe Routeo;; preached at the
evening service
(t iIsiF In s.E- !
The way that seemelh right un-
to men often leads to death III
depends largely as to the view oncf
takes to right and wrong, much /
depends upon one 3 framing.
. Rev and MRS. 20. griffin, off
Paducah5i Ky were In the City
| teen 3 sssaiy ? 4
'Mfi.; 'E2shsl Williams, MS. .io 3
q tilis city, nov Of {. Chicago, is in
Inc eity, visiting friends.
'nMr: and Mrs .aBen Mas<wcIf and
children. Oh Broolsport, spent Sun
lay in the ciiy.' .. =: ,assi.
Mrs. Mafgie Stanley. IS indis-
)oscd fhis week
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Centralia,l

.'G,,3 90 na1 - sara -
Mr. Mrs, NJ Mecray., s., )
~. Manager q q. Gszefts, .,ssa +,
yea. Madam va m,oI5 hops this vii
ing y0g and family well, Plssse
qPd !nsloSsl 4 the lbaIaqee- Of 81. 90
'2' one yssrs subscription and
please publish same 500 she can
see that sent il to you. / hone
- ~. - = -
10 send IN more soon.
Rencr4ftff..
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-04

4 ..Aayersliy. ard Fr9sper.,y...,a, a
We become wider by adversely;
prospect: destroys cur Appreciation
pt the. ight.~-seascA
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-04

.a.lP! SOD hslpiqg pe Z sRall rs and
DO ny fall duty, his leara b.
.heleiDa thoas % the foreign field
and those thai desire to go.
National Baptist Foreign Mission
Board, n BIO 50 s. S,h ST..
Louisville KY pr . ah*
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-04

A. Z t. , 1eI ( 1s1s NzAt
mus. i'd mail copy on
Mondays to secure publication
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-04

address al communications 70 BAo
Any, eos Pearl ST. Metropolis. Ill.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-04

81 = 9.fG III :. tfa5 p rs
sf = s. 5issr-ft.7 s.s-r--) j. -,
{. Weepily THAI soullWhose febg-
Jon sgill.not0 bind him suf6eieesk
strong genough:to Aenable bin TO
riss saboyey his eNilo companions
sufficiently la high and : l eng ssngqgh
e e all22Yg a BIZ light lfe e ,iS.hPiiFpFe
forth TO illuminate the pathway (, qi
some poor sinner that wiz lead
him into that' patii' fhat shiiies
more and more .uhtil'' the perfect
day .sa:
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-04
The prayers q the rightconsl

The prayers d the righteous
,availsth much Bibleiaa aesgaei
.ssrlor .sW. P. Washington. Of .2fIo
'sas 3.s1,'. 33}ygss5afs, Mt 5ssraos III
has smoged toDeestatriaeto enter
ssppn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Is
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respectfully.


!, ;ttiAi&sfg-.. " Long
we are thankful TO you for the
interest taken in securing subscfib-
ers. II every subsciA52a Mahd
DO likewise n soalei iesp a. Out
fdaatisIlppissssJ, 10 ks5ssli !
81 gsfatG ~ 4a asu.t.
Read The Garette. ''.''
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WHICH SIDE ARE YOU ON?

We want to ask you solemnly
what are you doing for the cause
OF Jesus He DIED FOR
YOU.
!, Have y op gkeh 10 His cause to
satisfy ltbel dsasnds, made upon
your Heart. Mind and Soul by
Pity, Sympathy. Humanity and
Religious abSgstionh
IS f@aJasUs Aitdsd With
what you have dene;
fBIng Me al she tiiheo into
iiliAsrehouse aht prove mD hdW
herewith. iaitb the Lord Of hast.
II IYsff opb yosf9ts siadfl5 oi
Heaven, and pour you out a bless
.ng that there shalt net be room
ejNghtd reccI dtu Nal. $40.
Gcd never allows one 10 be il
It's debt Y5n cannot beat God
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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-04

3rntererefi as second class mail mat
at Metropolis, Illinois. Postoffice
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-04
's'7s fnssl.fhF4z san q 4. .

4 yhef ftfesoi, Cuba ,i19aEgfsy au1ain.
"a by raisins, It's people consgiDlns
he fruit moro generally than arr 9TH.
o. ofSths: Spanish American eossnies
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15

Though only eight years old Paul
Mann. q Washington, -. G., young
stcr. has succeeded Boo doing what
persons many times hia age have
failed 10 do. ilr got by The white
house guards and spoke with the
president. ~ happened Enstor Mon
day while Thousands ot Washington
youngsters were enjoying the egg
rolling fctc ON the white house lawns.
Tho section uf the lawn allotted to
the youngsters for the day was fenced
Oft ana guards were placed to sec
that uu one entered the executive
mansion Little Pnul had big
Easter egg decorated with the coat
of arms of the United states. which
he wanted tu present 90 President
Harding lie watched HIS chance
ana whom the president appeared at
one OF the lower windows OF the
white house and waved TO the frol-
icking youngsters. Paul slipped under
the fence, egg iu hand. and out
sprintcd the guards 10 the window
| Tho president shoOk hands with
! paul. accepted tho gift and Pau
| went home happy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
LENGTHY LISTS
UP TO CONGRESS
President Sends Names Of
Men He Selects for
Big Jobs
HARVEY AT THE TOP


wAsIuNGTpN. tuu 70 Tne
names of C,.fF. Harvey fI boz Ju.
ha9mdor 'u GI.a' Britain 1ud Ms.
ron =. i'rfI.F. 100 hr ruN1aaHdur
60 France. headed o. lour IIH ut u4m-
nations sent Goo tu. sruItr today hv
President llsfdlrr NHuN NJ the
nomination cent uu bud been pro.
viuusly announced
Tho wur. important nominations
w,t,.
To ho awbuHpdor to France.
Mvron r. u'rrI,k ptlp.
70 be- Ambassador Zoo Gr1t Brit.
ain, George Harvey. Sew jersey.
Dawes to De nrig Gen
To be- brIgadlcr general Officers
rcscIv, corps. Charles G1ics Dawes
Illinois
TO bc comptroller ot Internal rev
enuc. district of Nevada, LouIa a
Sp'llrr Reno.
10 be- collector OF Internal rove
nur Sew Mexico, Bcniguo e. llrr.
nHudoz.
10 be representative OF tho Upucd
states ON the international confer.
cnce on communications Henry y
Fletcher. pcnnsylytnia. under -c,.
rotary of state
70 be Interstate commerce oom-
missioner. John Esch, Wisconsin
To be public printer, George tL
Carter. Iowa.
10 be member of the federal board
on vocational education, Harry l..
Fidler, Indiana,
To be- director ~ the war finance
corporation, Dwight Davis. Missouri.
Burke for Indian Nflairs.
To b" governor uf the Nirsin
islands. capt. summer T. kittellc.
To bee assistant attorney general Of
the United States william Ritter
Utah.
To be United states mnrHhul for
tho eastern district Of Texas pm
A Bacr.
no bo second assistant postmaster
general Edward Shaughncssy. MI
nois.
TO he first usu-tant secretary ~
the Interior Edward g. Finncy
Kansas
10 be commissioner Of the general
land office. william Spry, Utah
10 be commissioner of Indian at
fairs. Charles II, Burke South pa
kota
no be commissioner of pensions,
NHSnluRio ON thluN'l bl Ml'Hlsu''
TO he Register of lands at susan
willie. Cal, spencer Il, Burroughs.
TO be governor OF the Panama
canal zone. cot Jay J Morrow
30 hc Judge advocate general Of
the navy with rank OF rear admiral
cant. Julian l., l.atimor
70 hc paymastcr general ot the
navy. David Potter
70 he United states attorney fot
tho district OF Wyoming a. ~ wal
ton
There were also a number OF minoI
nominations, including registrar oi
land offices, receivers of pubic
money and promotions In the marine
corps
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ITttinp,r

Aunl ~ Tuumpcr ~. dI.I 100 tho
home OF hrr dnurhtcr. Mrs d. ~
Allison 1902 south Rockford as".
uuo, "Wednesday night ut 10 O'Clock
TWO SONS & TtuuTor of Decatur
OHIO. and A. g. THuup"r OF TULSA
were present Bt tine bedside whom
the end came
Funeral SERVICES were conducted
by itoy q. W Kerr at the home pi
the daughter ut three O'Clock Thurs
daS after which the remains were
taken 10 Decatur, lll by the iva
sons 10 Doe buried near her husband
WMn hInh aDNoInl Nrlr. lEu-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
A WONDERFUL WAY TO Guard
AGAINST failure AND WANT !
How-How Do They Do It,. It's Easy Enough To Talk About
II But The Thing Ito Do 1t

How much are you making Yos.
YOU I. It three dollars and fitv
cents % day or is 10 five dollars. siN
dollars, seven dollars. ten dollars or
nftccn dullHrsH Are YOU satisfied
with 1t? or do YOU continually grum-
bic without doing anything % mako o.
morc' but maybe this tsut your fault
Msyb" you dom know how 20 GO ABOUT
making it moro. Lots of pcoplo are that
way Millions ~ them Y.s. mHuons'
And they're not TO blame either They d
40 more. they'd earn murc n they only
KNEW HOW .. right down BOO th,I"
hoarts they re- wiling enough They're
lust aH anxious bnd ambitious and thrifty.
ana hopeful. aud earnest aR they can ha
only they iust don't seem 10 understand
the knnck uf making more wages
The reason YOU know 90 can be- done
your proof that YpU can do it's slim
ply. the fact that OTHERS arc doing lt
DID you ever Hiuu iu think NJ that
what right have YOU Co believe that Won
cant do what OTHERS can do' what
right have YOU to continually bouttlo your
own sbiliy Inc your own miul' Maybe
s.iously or otherwise. Maybe you've been
the 'uIprit who's robbed you out ~ the
biggcr wages You could have earned these
many yrara lea lust like fellow pilfcr-
Ing from himself day after day
Now. tho whole thing depends un0n y
fellows ENERGY. Hts energy ~ mind
and body lof YOUR energy is the secret
of u alI. Your energy is the factor
that decides whether you Will always earn
ordinary wages per day or two or three or
ton tunes that amount per day. what
f. "Euergy.' you ssy' what ls th'
thinE--reRlyf You know what the WORT
means. YOU have often heard f. men
toned, even heard % explained by htgh-
] sounding talk. perhaps, but even now
maybe you haven't figured out what EN-
/ ergy really consists of-aud why. rs
tho whole foundation upon which rests
every mans individual destiny
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15

That hing called vour energy ls lust
Iik" on" ~ those dummy engluoH you've
1,'n hoHi'nr ios.dl7 ~ freight TO ne deck
giuo In the hody-.a litte engine with big
HOisTs YOU JUST AS iiiGli AS YOU
Want no 60 IN LIFE,
without this Engine of Energy you san
never earn what you are entitled tu. You
may think YOU can. hut You cannot. And
in tho end you will faIi You will fan as
makes much OF sucposs In ufa. And
most sick men don't realize how sick
they are They are the great semi stck
majority They GO along from day 90
poster them and impede their progress In
There arc thousands or women IN tho
Same condition. Ndny uf these are bright
uafy liberalization 10 ~ ahead who have
loads of ability. but who lack the uores
z1ry physical background strougth,
tho 'ncrgy tho vitality
Many ot these people are realizing what
~ is That has HELD THIN DpWN and
stumble across tho big truth that u IA
MORE lRON THEY NEED ~ THEIR
nLpop orgaulc iron sueh as Is found IN
NuNated Iron.
There a. big reason why millions
have taken NuKated Iron. This big ree
SON deserves your serious thought as you
read this article. THIS big reason is that
real organic iron is the Great Magician
that helps transform weak wishy washy.
auymlc people into Nlrilo human beings
~ dynamic force--pooplc who go after
the things they want IN NE because they
have the Zsst and Zip 90 do tt. NrN-
ATEp lHoN ts composed of real organic
IRON and not metallic or mineral iron,
You want more PEP, buy package OF
NuNatod Iron today. sold only In tablet
form. with tho initials ~ 70 On each
tablet ~ all druggists In tablet form
only -Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
Railroad Hearings orr,
RaiUdy Board AdjOurns

CHICAGO. Apru l4-All hear
ings ON the controversy over the
national working agreements be-
tween the railways and their om-
ployos before the United Statos rail
way board have been postponed until
Apri Is, II was announced today
postpuucment Was decided upon Ga
give contendinE factions more time
for the preparation OF cases Tor
wages reduction hcaring7 involving
20 railroads which are scheduled
TO begin Mundav
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
Texas WeiOn Oufput
Estimdted by Expert

FORT WORTH April H. Esu-
mates issued today by T. y. cole.
agricultural missioner ~ the
Cotton Belt railroad, said east
Tcxua points on that road would
ehip 2,9l7 carloads Of peaches. toe
mHtocs and melons during the 1921
season which is a. large Increase
over last year when most Of the
wave.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
Jeweis Wrdpped in
ChelCing Gum GiUen
Back By Defendant

TOPEKA, Kan. Apru H.
Wrapped in a wad Of chewing gum,
10 diamonds, valued at more than
$4,000 were removed today from
their hiding place behind "A lock
ON AN inside door OF his home by
Virgil Helm, former Rock Island
night baggngemsn, who is under
arrest charged with completely In
the recent $4,000 jcwclry robbery
here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15
More Greeks 10 the Color..

ATHENS. Greece. Aprl i4.--The
officers. adjutHuts and cavalry re
serves OF the classes Of 1901 90
1913. Inclusive, have been called 10
the Culots.