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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

Wemca @ho afc wol'n otis, shn mtrr
Fgn fsaia a ragiIaF ~ irregular intervals,
aiso az nervous % diasy NJ times. shoul,l
fAhe lhas fellai'ie, tenapetancc, herbal
eoliie witch ductnr IN aesivs practice
ftv@eFa'sl Hsns vram agra. Now nli by
slfHiTwietps IN tsbiale aud liquid. ia Df.
iaefe~s laspfisA Prescription.
Send ~ soiA rsra'H Invali.ls llosul,
Buffalo, \, X. foF IFlas package.
1acMos. Mss silr plerre~ ravMlse
Prescription n assa usndseInv ava |
have n,eaesgaessseA II mary tlngaa Is
womsn Who sAlEev. lbls mnasch,a was
gtnat c0nsfaft ~ stss atiwr mnthefhsspi
ihe doctor seesngA uussis tn Give ma amY
Frlaes III iiNsn hat hai vnFy pgonsta
triirF s. pAn IA | WafsaNs 10 taku sha
Prescription. iteAfsxl $40 ~ my ifnnhla
AiA Fsxsssst NE III 4 l44fAst state II
health agi fhAl ls whe ~ lsot hsAltatnl
~ Ap~ak 4 RiANi watsi E0r gtytaf iislfxs 4
faw4fita ifNafsnlaVn wlsaHaAwf | have
#n opportunity az MHs Ii a. NUfurtE
sAAp - p0ludexteF HtitfA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

Tssrr can ~ nnsh,n1 .lanpSek shAN
saklAs 4 snnverieHl lltlAo sahlri fsaas
tsears v@eh aav unlil Sonf weight ia
FsaA0saA 10 natmAk That's Mi hass
ranhaee sNsc * MarmalA Feensf ~
Liza Tablets ttnm sumF asaexltt fnv
n yon pswtvf send a. tw MaSmela tns
Ssl MendwMrd Ava, Dswvoit Msch
and gnsiNw direction No AsesiHA. ~
eseFts~sn2 ksa what vVtA want he
a. laax a. vaa lskp ana keep on Nei
ling Allmnes And shr hvAt psFi ~
Marn,osa iNesmersisloM fahirsa ~ ehest
hafmleesnsss THAI ~ sVar ahFoiate
sAgnguaed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

rsosiaesian A. lcak AZ shs headers ~
he mlasr ofTanlsaahsns believe Ahas
thnir unlA~nh strike wiu sN~@ ahF
ruhisc Into eandlglnn ~ NafgwlAR
and hss whRh wilQ eumFel htg4hes
lngreasex ol wAw~, eVnsiuaea evagvf.
srvc~ on en- sahsecs sir palY reNulI
IN inila~nelnE mtnsks ~ IA FssaN'
- ~cgk
The situation eallM mr. lhe EeeaA
fast saMefs hx sae gaAllx ut tbs sRs
eFmmenrs position as announera hs
lNf Garfield
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

ny locsi applications, az fAes canrOi
s~&~h tAe ~ easea gVTtsun cf tAe eAe
There "a cnly Unc was ie ragw "a.
t&rrhAl dsagn*Sx and that " ~ rssn
ssstutienAi wmsdx Catarrhal IseMf,
nc~e u ewmaed ~ an smglamra cnaal
tson ~ shr nsuUass lAnGnw M the Eas
tsyhiAa TQee Nhsn shi2 fsbe t3 II
flsmed s0n have rusngEsrS mMnd ~
imr@rses hearing anA wAfn Il a ~
tsreav csoel nsafneew Il the fesu
tntcsA shs inflammation can he Ee.
aucxd aHd tAls tssase restored ~ ia
npssneA eapdlfivr heNgIaS Viii h. e..
xsresst forever Mann cases * asaY
rsks are eaaxed ~ rAlauh. which
an snflamsnsd ecndMioa III ghe ms
eeaS surfaces ifslssf Cxtarrh Medl
cine acgA thru The lsisSni az fhe maevas
suftarss ~ chs system
We Asis give One HVnarei Dollar
for any sasu ot t'alarshAi neafasas
that cAnn0s Ae cared ~ ilails c4saTs7
Medicine ciruiarA ffos Ali nrng
II ~. Tsf
v. j CHENEY 4 co Iolsdu. i.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
HGH COST OF uV|NG
IS At THE CREST
Palmer Makes An Appeal To All
Americans Not To Be
Bluffed Nor Stampeded
BY Reports

w'ashington. Dec ATTORNEY Cen
esSi Palmer has called aeon the Am.
erican people 10 refuse TO be STAN
reded By thFtass uf lack OF coal into
concessions which viii insure unrca-
scnahly hish prices in All commodities
for az least three years to cosne
A statement OF the governments at.
ittnde sas made BY the attorney gen
crsl in a telegram 20 the chamber os
comnaercs a. Moberly. Mo. from which
had come resort that another con
ference OF operators and miners be
called.
Mr. Palmer o 9osed further confer
ances. saying the vase increase pro-
posed BY Dr Garfield eqaalixed the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

tafs t~siafn amd AAnrmente Ne@F#Nsv
lA wsth ~li sagegp Much enyiea are
shese wAase eM hVmet hasA wslis
sgAndlnk ~ lw - iAs figM fscey HAY
tng vikeea ~ susRe soFf II 4 tssllnn,
shsy ars the xuaa rssaseaant~ ~ a
nsoana Finaf hpaee A. tas w@aem
hMFaeAn Che pFlee n lanhlNllAyv tAey
sssal SAt9 francs gn lfest, aud wmly
RAe gseh VaM &tfo~a shvm
s'aasr ilfbslA. " asI has uva ssgss
enl. ARA after dark msn awa wnmsn
cars FevulseFs
Tan ANgsFAsAn euumlssev farmeA ssr
the Fssonssfuesson a Rheims Aaa a
Ai9 lash.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

"A seel thar every taNiiiA sAnuit
know Nhas a splendid medicine chssn
bniiains Cough Rel0cdy u. ! am Gals
too pleased g. relate my experience
and only wish thar ] Aaa khuwn of NJ
saeftss yvars ara writrw Mrs, Cla9
Fry. Fsrgason sis s0n. Nc Il give +
10 my eAsliren phsn thev 4 or tAs
slightest symptoms ~ being eroups
and wfen have a eoush % cold on
the lungs a yery few doses VIII relieve
me. and by taking II fnf Eew days ]
soon gsi ia * the culd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

Rnd iut him
igAi. slwssisw
be sw sigs@se
Ywss w Asv fx
that was shess
Rleas Il ulssly In
female Weak.
EHNS
iR imsn n@s
The AaasN ssns~-
salhal Islue to-
hoah IL hia
"nvpFlse Pre-
tcfilNlga aklll.
tullY sinlsssnsi
With other
s4xnsAtslAs make
II more Hsssliyu.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
MUST HAVE CHAMPAGNE
At ALL HAZARDS
Despite the MANY Discouraging
Conditions Rheims Wine Is
Distilled Amid
Rulns

f4xA iAe ivANite aAssMersisaAfs
fsAealiies Ia fAN nAtlfF ~ lanne and
anepossnslnn he hnessme ShNaspagre
shss4sere are sawsins nn ~ w haW
Atna Five ts'fhf eayA ~ chAnsgmanf
sgs 4Aipped . 4 week " ssauah Am
rasA. anA ssHllAr aaAaiiiy ~eAf Il
lssSs Lorraine
A Rhetas rofresiena.ni affes yhai
iie IL siw elsa 10 ab,sh a6s0a " lss
nrmef inhahssata haee nuw return
remains seis difshuii pepp,r
we esili huFait together Ia lnsnng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

srahlAsAea in ssushFie paIlv l.saaies
% nxesnah*S I III. n aai 81,
1919. ana ganmafy \. ssNa
NOTICE or sHEAiFF'e aAta
or NsAl tsrATt.
ukiAhama Farm Mnvtxsys rasn aHt
eosm,Fsssnn. Plaintiff " NsmsY Y
Kelly. defendant
in she nsssgsss taaFs ~ tt'*aA
County nklahamA m ass
NMlee H. heswty xlysf shak ras#haHs
~ AIN nfsssr ~ Aase snsa~& aus "a ne
sft,e~ ~ the geart Clsfk ~ lnsna
tsouusy. ,khhossss aig~tsd hy us". sa~
ansesMsxness shpFsff ~ sAld eeunty 80
sha ara aay III f,esesnb.F. islA, ~ Ra
action ~hsweln uklahosna farrn dasF.
samr corporation. w~M ssassssu aHa
Nanry Al hsAls waa Defendant e's'ss
nasasnm n@ 10 advertise ard s"W
without aggpms~samsns and aseosasas
gu law. hug subject y. a ttr~s mort
waxs az tsscAnta. shn foslu~inx de-
seYthed pfsxsftY. ssswifA
lots shree and squs and the kAst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

lslanglsss Fs$ws moRey u rA&p
OINTMENT fats - uafs I,eAlns.
Yea eap sst FvwthsI slene sssrs me
nilaa Hlwsdsug oF s'tutradsn9 l'glva
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

Probably the girmt known intnAlr
cant WAS lhc fermeusca lnslk " mANe
and Il " at ihe presvni slnap IA
surlse with The Tartar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

livery man. wom&a And ehssA IN sh~
afats ~ oAlahesaa sAa.s bar Msa rsnMa
Chfi@naA s~sls q sh~ awcsA ~ saee
spn NV sn.esss @ps sssaws " 70 ~
reached
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

ssn mHeh hwssrf 81 thw fgvNvh tan
tasEe shaa shp t,WKssNh Faf hna .alA
lvaer geiyheulne that essgrFt uswsa
sssfa hare tgAnsmlslva ,neasAss@ ssem
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

A Nrw iasvnticn ia 4 cloeA Nth /
phonogfash asiachAent whl0h an
nouaees the haua In pleasant N0iee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
tlssF ~ ~ Auush.est ulsftef AZ
aeetsna saxwm sfi. ruwAahie Fu
seaa tltl Nwfth. nsm#t nAe W.
wwas ~ tae isaslsa sasssaaaa m
tsswan eswunty. g,MlahasAs

MM9f F th@ tattl@n M@xsddAN lN
tuman evvnty r,Mlah@sAs
to satlaFs 4 hsstasmeaE ana dssya@ a
tnFNelaw@fe Fn tsvng ~ Mla plala4lfl
ard against aAla Ase@sA4al made IN
saGa gsart sn nhe AAA nay ~ tan Il
tMsA gsaF ths sem ef ftSssl Win IN
Il srsss shsFwuA as tAn RATE af sen RI
saWt pef annmlM ffaga said sssMmst dkd
es Iam~. sAsAA. aAd s98AAA assw9gey
Fsas lus psalntiFfs ess0sneys saa ebs I
ess#sA "a ssla salgs wsll ae me
asy W lamwaey NHss ~ ahs haaY "A
~ uwlezk v " a sNld aay Al ths|
Ygunt sisssr "a ~ eouYskaMse IA shs|
esty ef tsusAyss Ia satd eanntN mAs(
ssstN asFse fs~ A@l* and sea ~ M
hskhesa hssgslev tsN eash shs pesssaev
ahuve ieaerlasa Nv as inaen tbwress
as wslt sAslsfy sast iatxm*ns wlEb|
ltssersas, sttwsn~ys fss~. and e8ssKl
sabl.'t. Aa~svsF. lsest mastxes
VI ttsNaaa
wl.ntaA my hsna sh@ arA day n
fsAseeushef iHis
Ml, Rsuxmra0Ns
sheriff ug liaMaa Eussatys sixla
II w tfnsFls. Attorney fw
tfalntlfg. tt wnst elvaaA
ava. ssksaAesns etsy. Gaia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
Nature and
the Indian

The InlilAn nsvsf lAei w.ask hut he
NsstssS ~ ssssss ~ ~ wyll ~ mxaa A.
sp@llair sa thas HhH rsanid II, IA wy.sl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
Stunts,
Rides,
$500

Pilot, Ben A. Sweeney
Known 10 the aeronautical world one Of the
most conservative az well na daring pilots the
war ever produced.
I've wears az Senior Instructor ia Flying
with T. n Air Service.
Mr. Sweency's mission Il to give you an
enjoyable and pleasant ride. One that will
make yon cxclam Wonderful Nothing like
It." For the more daring ones Pilot Sweeney
win extend himself bit, but in Regular Pleasure
Flight-~-its nothing but real pleasure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
Pilot, Ben 4. Sweeney
MARY ROBERTS RINEHART,

the famous authoress, says in Nov. Isl issue
Saturday Evening POST
81 prefer long distance flying One comes
down 30 rested and refreshed. One feels akin to
the birds. One has communcd alone with the
clouds and been little sister Of the SUM- One has
wiped off the earth dust for few minutes.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-01
Where Can Find Relief From
Itching, Terrifying Eczema?

which s N the blood. the disease
being caused by an infection which
breaks out through the skin. That
Is why the most satisfactory treat
ment for all so-called skin diseases
is 5. S. S. which acts by cleansing
the blood Get bottle today. and
YOU will see results from the right
treatment. Medical advicefree. Ad
dress Medical Director, 4S Swift
Bsds Atlanta, Ga. II
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-01

There * 4 hdtgass ins discomfort
caused by Eczema that almost be
comes a torture. The itching is a.
most unbeaeable, and the skin
seems on fire with the burning irri-
.ation. A cure from local applica.
tons Of salyes and ointments is i'm
possible, because such treatment
can only ally the pain temporarily
The disease can only be reached
by saing deep down 70 it source
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-01

NJ Wood Miller, Of West Mar
LIN street, spent Saturday a Harp
a-s Ferry
The Thames silver, only go
mtes long has IS large a traffic
as any river in tae world.
The first successful cable was
lald in 1885 after three PRO- un.
su.eesslul attempts.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-01

MARKHAM Will tell you.
The benehcient germs arc raised
on beef tea and specially prepared
sea weed. a little heat applied 10
the beef tea viii Immediately XIII
alt the billions Of germs Tell that
10 somebody who docs not know
enough 70 paz'earze milk Tor
children.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-01
Ask Repatriation

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SINKING was easy
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-01

want beer or real whiskeg and
their government sees that they
get it, Probably N the end some
way will be found o make the gov
eminent pay for that whiskey If
The people can be taxed to tight
Russia because some one is losing
money on worthless Russian bonds.
Why no look aztec the poor wills
ley men
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-01

Massachusetts elected Repub.
lean Governor Nj Coolidge be
cause be denounced and extinsuish-
Ed q Police strike thar looked 10
ann Ike Bols hevlsm. President
Wilson Democrat. congratulates
hlm and Conservation says Ha.
TIE count y is conservative al heart
after all
Then Socialists In New York send
i've men 10 the leg stature All kind
Of things hapRen Il big country
"a election day
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-01

In Seattle they are breeding bill
lions Of billions of germs that VIII
fight the Spanish flu germs That
IS better than breeding pfoletarians
TO fight each other as any coed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-27
WATER PRESSURE IS
@a
TOO LOW FOR SAFETY
CITY Commissioners Snrt Action for
Immediate Buying Of New Ten
Million Gallon Pump.
NEED URGENT CURRAN SAYS
Permanent Increase Ia Capacity Of
Pumping Plnnt Win ~ Million
GnIion Init IL Also Requested.

Danger of low waters pressure in
fhe city and possible disasters tbat
may result in emergencies Nere dis
rusgcd yesterday at the commission
meeting ana action taken TO pIrF
cnaHo a temporary 10000. .U0O gallon
pump Comm isHiOnur Currau led the
dlrcuHsi0u ana members Of the cn-
glnecrIng dt partmcnt were brought
IN to tell or thc present capacity Of
the city pumping plant ". Il Hpl-
~ay declared that the capacity at
present ls uuly l0.UOO.OU0 gallons and
The peak load demanded is $500, 900
gallons under ordinary conditions
IhA gives "A pressure Of Ahuu, so
pounds and underwriters prefer 4
minimum pressure Of llO pounds. he
said In an emergency, such as a
great fire, the city pumpi"s plant
would be- unable to supply enough
pressure, he said
There are TWO pumps In operation
nov. a siE ana a four million gallon
unit n either Of these lA oAt u
commission for short time the re-
suit can bc seen in tn" city De
mandS on the station run from I
- an So, million gallon rate daily
Should n big demand for pressure
Uo made a. the peak. which Ia s SOC.
G0O gallons. the p1mplng station
would be una bic 10 meet the demand.
both pumps being run over the safe
speed To meet the $500. 900 gallon
demand
In addition to the new temporary
pump, which cannot bc installed
within three months from the time
the contract is let. MIR. Curran asked
for approval OF the commission for
the purchase OF "A 1000 0OO-gallon
unit for permanently Increasing the
capacity of the pumping plant. Bils
we're received on this pump In Feb
ruary bat rejected hechusc the prices
were considered excessive The need
Is so urgent, according TO Mr. cur.
ran, that bids viii again be adyer-
used on an estimated cost OF tSO,-
600. II would be sometime In the
middle of next year before this
pump could he Installed. according
TO Mr.. curran. but the temporary
pump will serve until that tine
The money available for the pur-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-27
NEW FIRE APPARATUS BouGIrr
Bids for s3s. .t25 Worth 81 Equipment
IL Let Hy Commissioner,

New fire fighting apparatus will
be purchased hv the city Immediate
ly AZ "A cost OF 35S,i25. Hids Of tho
SeagrnNc and the American la
France companioH were considered
yesterday by the city com missioncrs
ana the award made to the Amer
lean Iaf'ranc" company after some
discussion The apparatus Includes
"A rotary pump and water tower
which will add greatly 10 the ef-
ficionCy Of The department
ono consideration In the award Of
the contract was the fact that an
effort In being made by Cnmmis-
sioncr Hohn 10 sAndnrdile the fire
apparatus Of tho city Neglect OF this
feature In the past has given the
city an unstandnrdized equipment
and results in much unnecessary cN-
pense. owing to the fact that parts
are not interchangeable ms they
would he on standardized equip
ment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-27
COMMITTEE WILL DISCUSS
CAUSES DAMAGE BILL

FLAMING the victory nrog on Main
street for the rmEhlng or the wind
shield On his automobile, j H. Colr
filed a hill for damages with the city
commissioners yesterday The mat
ter was referred to the city attorney
cote stated In "A communication
ming from the arch To telephone
pole caused the damage, Tn" wire
was IN such position that be could
not see II The arch. which has
been standing since the return OF
nm engineers. was torn down last
week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-27

payment promised without interest
but where the claimant insists ou
interest tho commission viii refuse
any settlement and force the claim
ant to go into the courts. not only
for settlement OF the interest but
the principal OF the claim as well
This action was taken In the pass
ing OF resolution yesterday follow
ing reading of letter from "A claim
ant who demanded interest on an
old claim TO which the city had con
tcssod judgment Commissioner Cur
ran voted mo on the resolution, de-
Clpr!ng that he had given his word
that the claim would be settled
Declaring that the city water de-
partment IL on a profitable basis and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-27
o1To BASS ~ Tolls or LAW,
Committed 10 jail Cndcr Bond Of
al 600 Charged With Theft

Held for trial before IN" district
court otto llnss was committed to
taii under bond Of $1,000 NJ the
close Of his preliminary hearing ie-
fore Iustlc. H. j. Gray yesterday ON
the charge of stealing wire auto
mobile wheel valued at 800 from
VI 4 Syfert 20 East First street
on August 2
Testimony was introduced To show
that the defendant. after obtaining
poaSesslon OF the wheel. attempted 10
sell the property 10 Charles Hahn
l12 West First street for the sum
OF So The defendants actions
aroused Hnhn's suspicious and Sass
was arrested Curley Brown. ar
rested with Bass was released ~ the
hearing. the court holding there was
no evidence against this defendant
sufficient to establish his guile
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-27

chase Of tho pumps is only 6b9,OvO
which represents bond money uneS
pended This viii be msuftlrient 10
pay FOR the pumps but Comm isatinncr
CurFan said he would guarantee IN
the water department. viii turn IN
So 600 TO $1,000 monthly th1t can
be added 10 the available funds
Under the city charter contract
cannot be made unless there ls sur
flcicnt money 20 meet a. Tho BIDS
Will be advertised Immediately an
contracts awarded a. soon as there
In sufficient mtToy on hand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-27
NEGRO WOMAN CoNrEssEs
Justice Enters lin" uf SO nIsi Cost
In Petit Larceny Case,

Charged with the larceny OF wo-
mems wearing apparel valued ats 30
Virginia Stuuncttc and Matte XII
win. negroes. agreed tu plead guilty
TO petit Iarcenyeat their hoaring be
fore Jus.lcc II. j Gray yesterday AZ.
-4ernoon, and were fined $40 ana
costs. which was paid
The defendants were charged with
stealing the clothing from room
i'm the servants quarters IN the
rear Of 1921 South Newport avenue
ON August "a Willio shaw. the com
plninani after filing the compliant
agreed TO allow the defendants TO
enter pleas Of guilty 20 ps il larceny
and with the consent OF the county
attorneys office the court allowed
the charges TO be- reduced to the
crime Of lower degree.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-27
Believe TheyNearly
Enlisted Slayer of Soldier

FrlecO station where he mid he
arrived rom Texas and took him
10 tho recruiting office. By his
actions the marines were convinced
that The man had had previous
military service. although he dc.
n.oi ~ and declared thar h, was
only ~ years old According 20
S,rRcIn, williamson he looked iu
b, uhOu' % years old The man
Vns extremely nervous through
uul the examination ana when
questioned about his aR" said he
was born in 1901 Iio rtid hc was
gong to visit his lamar in Kansas
c,'y ana would return here with
u,rmlsalon to cnilV
Ticket agents a. The Frisco sta
ton declare that they remember
no one anvwcriug lh" description
Of NddinEiou who purchased
ticket FOR Kansas Cily County
OFFICIALS located AddinEtoH In Fort
worth. but according 20 his mother
h. lsft there for birmingham. Ala.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-27
MORE STREET PAVING
FOR TULSA ORDERED
rcuilpns Approved iIy Ingiu"cr
Are Pissed Ny CITY ,ommiS,lon-
crS.--iIids for Wori, itcqucrtcd

Several petitions for paving that
have been approved by the city en-
glnccr were passed by the city com
missiouers at the meeting yesterday,
and III" oity attorney directed 10 pre-
pare ordinances aud advertise Tor
bids on the work Three strips IN
West Tulsa include Main street from
Center to Texas streets. Division
street from Center TO Texas streets
and First street from Jones 10 Texas
Streots
tons were approved college street
from Eleventh 10 seventh streets
Haskell street from Madison to fenrl
streets. Admiral avenue from lrl-
quois 10 Lansing streets and East
fifth street from Lewis :" Cleveland
atrpeia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-27
sidewalk Caves In.

Complaint was made to tho Guy
rom uisaioners Yesterday that the
sidewalk on seventeenth and Main
streets has caved In and IL causing
ronsiderablc Inconvenience to prop
erty ownerS In the vicinity Commis-
sIoner Curran stated he would IN
vestlgate and repair the damage
which was caused by excavations Tor
Mnler maine
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-27
MAN WANTS $4,000 ron INJURY.
John Bush Asks Damages nS Result
of HrinR Struck by Motorcycle.

Damages Of 50 900 were asked for
personal injuries An suit fHct In
district court yesterday by John
Bush against the Bass Furniture
company. the PLAINTIFF claiming no
was run down AZ First ana Mnin
streets May 81, hy nm agent ~ the
defendant company. operating n
motorcycle
Bush. 80 years ~ age. was cross
ing tho street when he was struck
by tho motorcycle. knocked 10 the
street and permanently injured. ac-
cordlnE 10 the petition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-27
PAYING OFF OF CITY
DEBTS IS DISCUSSED
ministTntion VIII BE- Cleared in
pihn Adopted by Commissioner.

with many old bills and claims
hanging over from former admins.
trations. the city commissioners yes
terdny adopted a policy to follow In
settlement ~ some Of the claims
Dtsny bills have been accepted and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-27

VIII insure the city or from t,s..
TO $1,000 revenue every 30 dsy, 'w,ye Wv
Curran said that since he ha, NJ
in office tho water ieparfmer, zen
paid off bills and cl3!ms Of ts,,.a,, n.,
administrations to Thc ,xtir,
$4,000. OF