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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
TO FACE THEFT CHARGES

James Young was bound over to
the grand jury on charges Of theft
over $50 and burglary by justice Of
the peace Clark Wright Monday
afternoon. and bond was fixed at
$500. He is accused Of stealing silver
ware and other articles from the
University sclub.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
LOS ANGELES MAN, HELD
IN MEXICO. Is RELEASED

1IexicalL Lower Calf. Mex. Dec.
t6.-Theodore J. Hlndin. Los Angeles
diamond broker. held at Tiajuana,
Lower California as q suspicious per-
son. was ordered released following
a hearing before Mexican officials
Monday, according to advices re-
ceived By Gov. Cantu today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

According to the report OF Gerald
Windsor. chief auditor Of the Naco-
zari railroad. Eaqui Indian activities
in Sonora are not vicious at this
time Mr.. Windsor "a a former resi-
dent Of FL Paso. His family came 70
/ FL Paso with him and they VIII spend
I several days visiting in this city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

noon day luncheon to be held on
Thursdav at the Sheldon Rotary grill
Tnvitation TO the mohair men was ex-
tended Tuesday morning prior 10 the
general session by Karl n Roberts
manager Of the chamber OF commerce
and w. S. Crombie, president or
Rotary.
The Adclub luncheon VIII have. L
Gardner Of The Empire Bottling
Works as the special host for the
dav. Kenneth clark. community ser
vice song leader, viii lead the al men
IN a number Of songs while Is min
utes OF the program viii be given 70
a discussion Of a law in Texas against
fn1se advertising.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
MOHAIR MEN TO BE GUESTS OF
CHAMBER AND ROTARY CLUB

The chamber Of commerce and the
FL Paso Adclub will jointly entertain
the Is delegates 20 the National MO-
hair Growers association at lunch
con to be held at noon Friday In the
s.Farrot Grill" Of the chamber.
The delegates VIII also be the
guests Of the Rotary club at their
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
- ID d. -cHARACTERIsTIcv

Mexico City. Mex. Monday, Dec. 16-
by The Associated Pressl-A
statement was given out by the for
eign office today 10 the effect that
contrary to intentions Of some news
papers in the United States. the sec
ond note OF the American govern
ment in the case Of William O. Jen-
kins. American consular agent at
Puebla. would be answered with the
courtesy which always has charac-
terized Mexican diplomatic com
munications."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
Mrs. alberto Madero
Undergoes Operation
Here For Appendicitis

berto AIadero, of this city. uncle Of the
late president Of Mexico. was operated
on at Hotel Disu Tuesday morning tol
appendicitis Late reports were 10 the
effect that tine patient was doing nice
ly.
1Ir. Madero returned emily two days
ago from Mexico. where he had been
on business for a month. He was
called home by the sudden illness OF
AIRS. Madero.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
N0HAIR SUPPLY
BELOW DEMAND
Texas Growers Produce
Half of Nations An
nual Crop.

The United States is producing
from ten to fifteen million pounds
less mohair each year than it needs
TO supply the domestic demand, ae-
eording to officials Of the National
1lohair Growers association, which
opened its annual convention at the
Del Norte Tuesday morning.
F. o. Landrum, secretary OF the
association. said that about 9'ooO'ooo
pounds Of mohair IS produced in the
United states each years OF that
amount Texas produces nearly 5.gOo :
600 mounds. In addition 10 "a -
crown here the American mills M
port from 10 TO Is million pounoss
Zach wear from South AFRICA anl
Turkey. Turkey is the place IN WhleA
the Angora goat originated
Require Dry Climate.
A high and dry climate is reg w y
for the successful raising OF Ansor@
goats. MI. Landrum SAYS.
More protection is required IN tle
v,-a7- az tariff restrictions. the mo1alr
association secretary thinks. A ~
present tariff is 70 pe5ee lls.,,, -
Taloren. but due 10 increased plo.q9IteS5
ZION costs in this country IL is diff
cult for American mohair producers
TO com1ete in price with Foreign
growers The grade OF monar grow n
here is as good as that grown any q
where. lIr. Landrum says
Used For Many Purposes
1fohair. six months clip sells Tor %
to IS cents a pound A II months
Clipping brings more There IS SO
mohair men say. a specially Ilne va
rietv Of mohalr which is perInllteu ~
crow rom IS months TO two years,
which sells for 50 up TO SO pound
stage wigs and false han are made
from this
in addition TO clothing, car plushes
and Pullman curtains are made from
mohair-
DELEGATES from all over the coun-
try are at the convention There Is
a delegate from Oregon and one from
Missouri The convention viii 4ast
three days.
The president IS T. S. Grant Dallas,
OREGON. The secretary III Landrurn,
lives at Uvalde, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
Christmas aa carload Christine" trees has ~d
Caramel Spokesman Denies Nation
Is FaUoring Interests of The British

lists tacitlv assume Latin America
south OF Mexico as a United states
sphere OF expansion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
Fine Perfumes

THERE IS always one gift women prizs above
all others. This IS a gift of fine perfume. Our
gift stock Of fine perfumes this Christmas embraces
the finest domestic and foreign made. Beautiful con
tainers and handsome boxes add to the alaehvensss
of this gift. Street. Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

LONlF 7 CLlEEErO
These cosy slippers come N Old rose, copenhagen light
blue lavender, purple. vine, brown, grey and redi
Christmas price s2z5
INDIAN MOCCASINS
These Indian Moesasins hand-beaded and come a
sizes for women and children, Christmas price
Women's size, priced at $3.50
Children's size, priced at 500
FELT BOOTEES
Misses and ChildreRs felt bOotsss come in blue with
grey cuff with picture design cuff Christmas prices
$50 and s165-
PULLMAN SLIPPERS
Pullman Slippers In leather IN tan and black
at the Christmas price Of per pair 500
SATIN MULES
satin Mules make beautiful gifts. They come in pink.
blue lavender and black Christmas prices from $500
SATIN BOUDOIR SLIPPERS
These dainty boudor slippers come n pink, blue, law
ender and old rose Christmas prices $50 and 500
I'd Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
sATIN BOUDOIR sLIPPERs

These dainty boudoir slippers IN pink, blue law
ender and old rose Christmas prices $3.50 and 500.
I'd Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
InterpretH Monroe Doctrine.
[-H-.-- rar-.--eaa --a-@f %

Senior Cabrera likewise mentions
the Monroe doctrine relative TO "in-
terventionist press" charges in con-
uection with MeNicO's European rela-
lions. asserting that the Intervention
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

satin Mules make beautiful gifts. They come in p
blue. lavender and black Christmas prices from s.
70 S550.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
FELT BOOTEES

Misses and ChildraRs felt bOotees come IN blue Wit
rey cuff with picture design cuff Christmas proe
and sf.65-
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-01-13
HAT WALKING DEL15-tTE At,-si<

The articles reproduced in last wees issues ln reference to the Walking Delesates: that is t0 say.tae report Of the New fork Beard of Trade and Editor Queks comments will 10 doubt help matters along that lire. as avElakers will be forced to take notice. h addition, it appears as though the press Of the countrE aas taken t up for discussion. l. Is well. for something should be done to bring these men back to work along the line of endeavor originally intended they should work.
 Many years ago, when the knights Of Labor" was organized in the New E1aar5 -atas the ledge of which we were raar2ber. appointed what : known today & ..Talhi7G Delegate" In those days he was merely an arbitrator" Time has changed since. Nov Waking Dele gate appears to be but 3 scher7er t3 force others to contribute 10 their living. The. u-e pursuaSi n first but force f nece@zary f.st - they gain their point, The change is regIetted far we cer 'ainly need unions. arbitTator@ and representa- lives. We have in mind an instance w7ere an arbitrator or representative wGui fl nicely
 There is ar article of commerce uzed in every real ho,ne in ketchikan that is selling at good price including increased price since the war be- an. hut is far fron, heinz aa eoad as il was before the war. Today that article cozts twice as rnfh-or nearly 20: as il ifa befaro the war. he@ide7 its quality has decreased hv fftv 9ercent and the conSurrar or usar navs tho hill alone The nanufacturer. We are toId, fIIs the order and te's the dealer to take if the price and qua litv leave # The dealer sells t to the user and savs: "you nav ike full price for it or YOU get nnfhino;' and there vou gre n 8 caea like fcti ti.-o rf If oil hin' "akino De'e9ate if vrn ite annaarinc Aafecr the lawmakers would have Inc daeired effect Tho r,anufacturer marufacturino ar nferior article at an increased price, would ba made bv iaw to etand his shore If the loss er1f-
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-01-13

Reading between the lines; so to speak, of the ~ep-s item sent by our Seattle correspondent to l.e effheet that the government was shipping coal to Seward. with which to open up the coal rire< in operation there: we infer that he wants
 make 2 capital offense of it. There is nothing strange or unusual about that. The government -"at r7i'l:-rs cf feet of timber to Alaska to make bridges and eulverts to use in clearing up the
 f21ber eff the right-of-way of the railroad. GO 0n Uncle sam. spend all the money you please n that read: the Postoffice Department will make it up cn our mail service.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-01-13

How to pronunce some of the names of the towns which the Americans got into pug z'ed the boys, they had their own pronunci- atica. Thus when the y captured Seringes, it '>ecan,e Syringe. and Fismes became Fig. When TisEnettes was taken, the battalion commander went back to report, made several assaults upon is pronunciation and finally said: ''Well, can't tell you what town it is. but Pve taken the dam red piace. anyhow
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-01-13

Everybody knows how useless it is to try to answer an attck upon ones character made by c7 anonymous ietter-writer. Likewise every h-eiy knows that it is just as useless to answer the charge Of misrepresentation made by a tofteTire idiot who has never told truth in ei> life, and cannot or will not recognize truth f ha sees one
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-01-13

From all reports we can almost justify the aorbt that Germany will be able to keep up show of democracy until the peace treaty is fra'iv rioned However. the chance of doing so las hoen ir'nr"sed hv the elimination of the mo- +oriors nr Tiehknecht few more of his ilk ~-o'f'd also hein some we believe
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-01-13

Who should worry when hunger pinches German? Not the repatriated prisoners: not their relatives and friends. and surely not the T"'diers who defeated the German armies at the risk If losing their lives. Then who should wor- ry? Nobody.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-01-13

cred wholly by the user today. Which is not fair.
 Conclusiveiy. and as much as the regulation ei Walking Delegates is desirable. their using ef force where pursuasion fails. shall never be aba;ed until congress regulates the source of trouble. When the government looks after the interest Of the people, unions will not be necess ary and Walking Delegates will find themselves without occupation. At least that is the way it looks to Us.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-01-13
IMITATION

IS the stncerest foIa of fiattery, that Is why it pleases us Io hear that other iaunories claim to Go work just like ours. 1t Is rribu'' 10 the excellence q our iauaertny Y e.ch we fully ap preclate. But why rot have the origi- iaiE Send us yoir wasnaDies ano you won't nave so say they are as perfect as ciirs. The work will be es.re and the real thing.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-01-13

< < + f < + : + HaT;ag been repeatedly r>- :, f requested 10 take Music Pupils, :. F am a iiberty 70 teach limited !. + number j
 < Terms: < hours . week sl0 q month -s f hour or two haIf hours 2 week 4 < s5.60 a month .s + No lessons given unless pupil T + has prac.iced a least, on an aver !: < age one hour 2 day. I F Mrs Als.a1de- A. Br.adle I < p O Box 523 F
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24

Fahuhsd IN the TULSA DAILY wORt.p
hE-h 90 II % "a and "a 1910
ENtP PNBklsHISG COMPANY Pub.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
NAL ESTER PLANNING
SURPRISE FOR TROOPS
,,,.orntc Preparations Made 10 En-
urtaln Boys Of iith Ammunition
,rnin on Arrival Tuesday.
FIFTY THOUSAND EXPECTED
,-c,t crowd to Bc. on Hand "a Wei
c,mc soldiers who Include fsis-
burg County Boys.

AIESTER. March .: This city
r,u on Tuesdat have the honor OF
,,.rr the first city west OF the MIS-
...rnI river to entertain IA unit OF
r,,., sans army. Definite word 10
,,,s effect was received this after
.o,o from Colonel stevenson, com
osoJ.ng the lith ammunition train.
The word was TO tho effect that he
h,t brcn authorized TO stop In Meal
,s.,r fur a short time for parade
and rn..rtalnment OF the entire train,
rh..n consists OF s97 men. li3 Off
s,ra and IS7 ocamals. Local inter
.r d, ...ghtcned In the coming OF
,hs ammunition train by reason OF
hc f,., that Company q Of the
,,sIr ,g composed largely Of Pitts
hr,g .ourty boys. recruited and
eov.rrcd entirely In McAlcster as
tho old Troop & OF the oklahoma
NATIONAL guard.
TtNtrl'r arrangements have been
made .u MrAlcstcr to entertain the
rain despite the fact that there will
he lt short time In which 10
do ~ \ committee from the local
commercial club assisted by the
women uf the PtttsburR county chap
fcr u the Red cross. Wi lie in
charge ~ this affair The form OF
the entertainment will be sort OF "A
,irprlse 10 the men, OF the train.
something out OF the ordinary. in
arnurh as McAlestcr appreciates the
double honor that has been done the
tuy In tho boys offering their lives
for the liberty OF America. as a Pitts
burg county unit, and the war de
par'mou' has agreed TO allow them
10 stop over for entertainment. For
this reason the plans OF the commit.
gee are not TO be divulged at this
time
Assisting the McAlester municipal
hand In furnishing the music for
the occasion. Will be the Kress or
UnlLattuH Invitations have been
sent 10 every city, town and hamlet
within radius OF 100 miles OF Mo
AIes,er 10 be hero TO take part In
,he entertainment. with the attend
angc from this county II Is estimated
lhi' a. least $4,000 people will be
IN MCAI,Scr at the time OF the
arrival uf the ammunition train.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
FRED W00DSEN IS MARRIED
DAY AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

Aior mailing out Invitations 10
'r friends 10 attend his wedding,
which he stated would take place
uday Fred woodsen, executive
head ot the office force at the Y.
NJ G. \. slipped or early Saturday
morning and married Miss Gladys
Cook Of MuskoGec. Mr.. and Mrs.
"oodscn arc now on their honey
noon trtp TO Kansas city.
NJ Woodson recently returned TO
~" Y NJ G. 4. from army service.
He Is Vel known 10 the young
men of Tulsa and especially TO re-
'lrh"h soldiers to wiAtls he has been
o. great assistance In obtaining EN-
p.oymenl Mrs Woodscn is the
daughter of Fred Cook of Muskogec
During her course In the Muskogee
tiEh school she was one OF the most
popular students enrolled
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
Pocket pcrisConc

Now that the wartime use OF the
perscope has passed. 1t In finding
among IN" latest is a collapsible per
scope. shown In the April Popular
mechanics Magazine, designed 10
SNe short person In crowd a
VeW OF passing parade. II consists
case, having "A mirror set at the
proper angle at either end. which
gan be extended to length OF two
"e' or more. by reason OF bellows
connecting the two ends. with the
neNloe longthcncd. the mirrors are
exposed 20 that the user can see
over ne heads OF the CROWD without
t.t:eG!...
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24

Published In The TnlsS DAILY word
March "a 10. le - a. lp - a. n
~ 1919, world FubishtnI compsny pub
lshetI
RvRoLuTfOS
Resolution dssirustiuE ihs voting pre-
tinch In the matter Of me sIlliBE ot an
election BY The MAYOR Of the tly Of Tultn
pkIAtOmA pursuant 10 'h~ revursi 90 The
Road o. tducAtion OF The CiB Of Ip.sa
o. ne state OF OkihhomA. FOR me purposs
o. tsktus the sense Of tho school Hrs'rIsi
somprIing Tho rt'v Of Tulsa and hs Tor
ritory aBust~d hereto for school purposes
upou tho Gusst.Oh Of .suNuE bonds boo ne
snm Of 8 600 oJu pu ME proceed of lh'
'sns 10 be Dsed 20 ibr PURCHASE Of sit's
'hs srssiion ui srho1 hu.dInFK aud me
squipmsnt of me- SAM and ior uls uYr
pose Of appointing Officers 70 rondDri sU,h
el~ction, and sAisb'ishiuE voiinE place. 10
sa'h district. Or pfecinoi hnd declaring a.
emergency
C0aNIsSuSEE1 OFr TllE cry uF
Tulsa OKLAHOMA
WHEREAR Tho Board of EAusauou Of
ne CltJ Of 1u,A o' the State o' DtIa
soma In m"sV0E ssssmhlsd has requested
h' Nsyof o' ", ',,Ig o. luI.s - "a. a.
'Irttoo A. prJvldsd by Az for the pHf
pose 9f 'AkInE ihr sense Of the 'rboo. dc
met comprising the DIly 0' Iu'sa Oka.
hama ard The teffitory EUnstrd thereto
Tor school pufposss upon The question ul
,Euink honds lu fh- sun OF 81 uUuuNH D"
ne proceeds o' me same 20 he used Boo us
purshAss Of sites. tho srHstlon Of school
huildings and ne equipment Of tps aAu,-
Lnd
WHEREAS 70 .t ib, duty ~ tho MAYO,
o' the Guy Of r1As 10 fOrtHNllh ,,.u, .
yonlamsuon calling su election purs4auI
70 A1Sh rsqusst and
VOW THFRFFuRg for ne purpo,s 81
,ald ..eStor and 'hr fgzrTros Of Ad pros
amarou. tho voting ptrr.ncts or dl,triri,
wi'hln ssid CITY 81 Tn'n sod tbs tern
'orv hereto anHersd for srhool rurpo.ss
fAu ns ard hereby are sstabhIhsd a.
here. HA'isr bouuded and described No wii
PRECINCT SO I HeEiuniar Al The .1
i-',srtDn Of srond and Nan strs.is
hsncs ELAt 90 "seoaa stree. ~ the Md
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
LEGAL.

v.ah'N'd IN the TULSA DAILY WORLD
~. -1 ~ ~ q and "a 1919
WlP FNBklSHISG COMPANY. Pub.
notice AND PROCLAMATION
.,uIl't ' hereby given that the BOARD
., tdn.iro7 oi the CITY Of Tul,A Of IN.
,,Aw '' NAahomA, has prepared a budget
'ns Amou0i Of money that will be n.
,.,p Y" Do raised ny taxation for the SUP
Ky hH maintenance Of the school or
a., ,'T,rN controlled by the .Aid
Hu o. duration for the ensuing nsca
us nrlrhng tho ist day Of July, 1914
~. ''''h; m" l0th day ot June. 1920
NH amount Of 'aid money 10 be raised
rt ','mA'sd At Eight Hundred Thirteen
t,v,,Ala Five Hundred and M IoO
',l 800 0ol Dollars '' wv
~ he entire total estimated ipoon,
Va. uiulsi foT he snsuius fiscal year
IainE he ,nount rais.d bs IN. n,,, "a
,,ha'F nr lew oi live (sl mill, 4, IN.
~, F"o- HuNdtri EiTnt Thousand Fon,
,,ul''g seventy four ana so 100 poll,r,
49,, '0H leaving the sun of Fiv.
si tr seventy ThousAud Twenty sII
49, Nv. $40 o2h 500 Dollars TO b..
tl b' an srctss levy
=, ~ '"'A excess levy In m Anopr,
,,.,, a,s' 'nd three tenth, f9aI miiIs +,
,,,...i 10 rftAte fund suficisn, "a
g. ' ' "hou.s In said district A.. A.
Th'1 n lf' budget hereinafter 49,, or,
,SI' in'iher given that said Do,rA
,,,,,,Iil,Ahon has called an eIeetion on ,b.
ig,,5ou SAD excess levy. TO be held on
.st.1' re 'aih day Of March 1919 ,,d
,.,, Ana estimate and said call Tor m
IL r.og.,.t 'rpArsie'y Get forth herein
II J', ,oio,, s'' budget and said ,nim., II,
M uu'rpendtd haIAne. al,
"n"oi disirtet for any
a 'nN' year or years Tor
' 'nfrert expense purpo,o,
"H school district ~
'W"Ai~f income from "'
,n.,A S'h'r than from Gd
,m hics Including the
s'Nr, onmsNt ~ the in.or.
w 'a' common school funJ
'. o1 tr-ihution 10,
''i' preceding year si-- mn m
A., Ton IA. ...............,ls; 400 "a
r.. .s''r red e,rmAle Of H. , wv w
,, aN 'or the current ,,,.,.n.
t,,, '"". district for the ensuibg G,,,i
81, To-. SALARY FUND
70 .A'.S-i s597 600 90
o'''' rorr, 1900 - 600 90 90 .
sbn-, GENERAL FUND WV w
,S~ S '"'ray ,sl water 50 =, S99' eco 90 90
'lS',, SI.. ''' 'o,.. .,soo, SUI, 500 90
sSs.o,, sS,s.o,' 80 general supple. e e GEO GEO 90 90
,n'''gs-t s4r.,, ........, 55 600 90
rS.l 'pia.as dor,.,. .,.-. 10000 90
Fn equipment .nd ,un.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
LEGAL

20 thr Nuh ,.t, r|nt. Nrr,r Tnr ON
nll ,ar, Limit, u Wnr.ns ,y,ou,
thence South 10 mo >a.h line Of Cherokee
,' lu.t, m,n.s south. along the Iast
,'N limits 'o ilodso Street extended,
thence West sors llplrs street. s,lruirl.
+" /, ,,,. ,Lg.', Iy.no, ,.,o.. .m'n on lc~l'
N',N'' q" SECOND Street .NNuru b ihrucr
r. w., ,' lrr' N'ern, '.o place Of ho
-, N," al mat territory Nnc contiguous
,''' ITO "'I NHh iN" fad school us
~, y. a.' '"i'h' Nd" l'n..' "t iho tlv
" prret,,'',.,.r g.,
,o,,,,.l IN'I W ?. l'.Hnr!rs o. The
.,nd s"oi thence Norp uu I'snod
,V,,rn"r TO me usssr Greek uue thence
w., es."""s 'I,l '''l u,'fc 'r,r1 noo to lh.,
w." ri', lNml', to ,h,N Is 5 { Ra.
vs." 'h'n,e lAH along 'b huosy 10
Wv .l'" "' nrNnnine
n.s,,5 ,e'' ,'rTu,or 1nF '"o. lfno'u,
, m"
rRIC1S or rRfcIycrS sltil nf
~ FOLLOWS
A, frsr'nct No. Colonial Drug Company
" 'TnN and ho,loo
70 ftc,nri No Convention la urady
,nl boulder. '
a. Precinct 70 Central F,ro station.
. west Second Street
Precinct 40 ora uigh s.hoo Build
'"r t"utlh 'od ho'lon
N.n s,rcc,
P'rrn't No n Tulsa County CourB,
| Nus" "hth and noulIer .
' NPfcriuct. No west side Grocery
'Id Wo'' f,nh srtst
Precinct No irving School rArk
and Ms,bcll Avenue,
.. Ff"rind NO o. Usage School. FIst
H!t'ls~
Precinct No 10 North Sds Fire 81.
Precinct Ne ~ Washington school
Rockford aud Hodge
Precinct No. /? Fast side r,u ~.
''"T T,.,inr, G'f' ya a"" N'di'no 90. s.,.l -,
tccolh and rroris ''"''" ''""'S '"
rrsr,prt No IA u,,,, u.,, g.I..t
Tsrh t ,nt n no,~,nn ~ horace A'ng S'h'o'
Precinct No * gh,c.i,,, n,rv s,or,
Tcnth and Man slt.o, ''H ''"'''
Precinct no ia Ri,cr,i.. g,hooi
prsc,nc, No ~ 10 c,h, cu,,o, s,.oo
West Tuls.. WIS ''''" "''''
Store. scssptssn,h and Ma" 'p"p, s,ts., ."'' :
Prse,nct No 10 Gnss N \ Church
y rT,..in", i."a r'"sp"' Ca, s. g.u.-
West Thlrs street. ' '''O"'
IA AltItl.A,
rrrrinrt No % poh,,, y -. c,,..,
rwepti.ih ard ci,.i,N.W V''' r. Loo se""o''
rr.c,r"t Nm nnot.. -. v...,.
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