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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-13
FINANCIAL
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FOR sALE-Esue cafe best cafe IN tnwti
good reason Tor selling shamrock Okls
WILL SELL on TRADE One. .hsif N.
terost IN 100 acre oil aud gas lease In
Custer county close 10 dtililng wells
Seven wells drilling and several locations
made. WIN consider good used car
Priced at $3.50 per acre. Address Sob-A'
care World
CCNFEC'rIONERY OUTFIT consiating ~
tt.foot Soda foundtain, cigarette wall
ease, cigar aud candy cases, tables. chairs,
eatbonator. used less than thirty days,
win awe purchaser benefit Of cash already
paid. cell Tor balance due on easy monthly
paymenth Write or wire GrobmRn fouu.
tain Company Dallas.
WHEN you think of low prices on dry
goods, you think ot the Garment Fac
tory, 20 per cent dlaCouut sale aud ~ only
paying 1bc for one dollars worth ~ dry
goods hats, clothing and Shoes Boy a
dollars worth and pay 100 Tor a.
LADY on GENTLEMAN may have ono-
fourth interest IN leasing and developing
company. Expect 10 lease ten thousand
20 twenty thousand acres good oil land.
Partner may De active Or silent This
Will prove one more opportunity to achieve
your ideal Davis Hugo, Boa NulSf,
Enid, oklahoma
PusfNEss OPPORTUNITY. "a splendid op.
portuuity o. now open for man vita
5000 TO 10000 to got into an active
legitimate bufinesh-- with wonderful future
No promotion, but highly profitable
and legitimate business The Federal
Hoard mas not diacrimInstod against g.
az Ia some other lines You alone handle
your own money aud your own buaiueHa
For full Information and Interview Ed.
dress ap1 care world
DRINK pure water let me build you q
cistern Oaano 1855
OIL LANDS AND LEASES u-A
WANTED TO TRADE an oil and ga lease
for one or two ton truck cedar ii
o-SiO Busy. Whore. RuEy C-ibi3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-13

WALKING distance, i-room mod srn
| bungalow: electricity: full size lot; IN
paving, about paid out; fine location
for plumbing shop. t.75o; $3.50 cash, T.
| j. Phelan, Usage 1859.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-13

VNnfsf hOn
GROOM house for rent. Inquire at ls22
East Eighth. f26 per month
MAPLE RlDuE-For rent, south side OF
bath, front and rear porches, In exchange
for or 6-room house, near car. Usage 3gi
FOR~RENT--I rooms, In West Talsa, mod
ern, and e'room bungalow, on 1879
North Cheyenne.
FOR REST-i-room house, modsrn on
basement floor, on Oroutt car line. south
side, Phone Usage 9i79
FOR RENT-S.room house, Sls East
Thirteenth, Cedar 1891.
FOR RENT-b-room mouse, 3l6 East ThiT-
teenth, Cedar lss7
FOR RENT to responsible married couple
brand new unfurnished house i3tl N
Elwood; rooms and breakfast room
sleeping porch; hardwood floors through
out; an built-ln features; tile bath; base
ment; garage and servants quarters,
session, sl5O per month. can sunday.
Usage tl9s-J, week days osass 1oss.
ron RENT--i-room house, l2O per month.
BRAND new strictly modern Rnicrest
residence. Sst =, Cunts 7-ToomA . halls
basement; reS ti2b. Adults. Phone Usage
isso,
HousEs--FURNIsnED 10
FOR REM Furnished rooms half
modern duplex. 32l Chicago Place. Usage
Bi5s,
FOR RENT -Five.room modern house:
partly furnished; $50 per month, bh s,
Madison
FOR RENT--one-half Of s.roon duplex
private bath. lsi0 East Third
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-13

$500 CASH puts you In possession OF a
cottage on South Utica. II you want
good home on good monthly payments
don't fail, 10 see this one Call Osage
$3.50. The Gordon Grady Co,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-13

DRINK pure water let me build you a
nlalnrn U.nnn llhr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-13

FOR SALE Reasonable two ladies' suits.
taupe velour and brown Jersey size 80.
Inquire ilj Yves, Ninth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
CHM0N TIMEs-DIsPATCR SUNDAY, MARCH %, 1920.

abilities. instead Of by your own
poCkuihook and honest desires.
7" save two dollars aud u half yon
can't arurd 10 SDrnd IL rs Wise as
It's obligatory. 7" waste hours OF
mercy 10 save" Il it'll" money Won can
ln"rd /" cNpcnd is The worst form or
C~<traSaGunC"
Travelling TWO hoUrs in the subway
AMI using M Il day 40 save 10 cents
on u yard Of goods MAY be an admir-
ablC ihing in The woman whose doH
would otherwise bc given TO frivo!linE
and waste. But when Il womrn w.,U.
has tasks and duties uses up Il day
attending bargain sales and goes 80
he'd at night with an leo pack on her
head and u bottle nj hot
feet. and her household upset. she
needn't prccn herself ON the efficiency
that enabled her To get Il few article.
worth 81 ut $2t9 apiece.
ANYTHING more was;cfui than the cN-
traNaEant expenditure O: human en-
ergN | don't know. Each Of us has
only one body and one set Of nerves.
aud we've got TO live in and with them
all our lives. So there might be some
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
DETERMINE HOW YOU ARE
SPENDING. YOUR ABILITY
beatrice Fairfax * of Opinion We
Should All Realize More
From Life.
ny BEATRICE FAIRFAX

After years OF striving Mabel Bryce
has achieved success and the money re
ward that It is likely TO bring. She
celebrated hor promotion to a pos ton
ncr TO the friends who have Watches
her Ten years, climb from ST. a week
TO a salary Which brings her far more
than that Il day.
At 6:so on the evening of tho ain.
ncr was summoned To tn" telcplion"
and heard Mabci'S voice wa.limS over
the wire:
Please hurry right over to my apart
mrnt and act as hostess I'm hold up
get homo ON account OF u traffic tam
gle. I'll make 1T just as fast as | can.
and In IN" meantime please stand by.
We sat down - q - O'Clock Inner
mt half-past eight, rhy hostess; WAS
%norvoUs: hurried crys INK kcpt nor
from looking attractive, and her mcrcf-
hcjnG ,charmin. and rompi',e,y al 'ss".
Tn" dinner was q shadow. negative
AFFAIR. Next day I found out why.
Host Was Particular.
gala d]lnncr. Mahcl wanted t cnoc.-
late tart of a particuia! sort. l.ca7
after Leaf Of I'm" pastry, with Il rich.
iud"G-liNr Min" and Il w"r."rtul
ma'Shma!loW Icing. NJ tn" smart shop.
where the tarts originated, In" pr!cc
IL 50. 1T a little urNn"wa bak"ry. N
an out o the way ana distant neigh
horhood. they ar" IL De had for $2.5n.
I'll" smart shop delivers. the unknow:.
-" demands that its wares be called
ANA Mabel Bryce. celebrating her
promotion 10 the $1,000 a year class.
fol; ii worth her Will. 10 tire herself
on the day Of her dinner. traveL'ns
dinner was delayed 90 the point -:
r~uuencSS. hor own evening ana that o.
her quests as well Mas spoiled ana
I'm not advocating cxtravagaucs.
mind you. There's too much Of that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

,nihE said for the efficiency OF savin%
'he QUE ttinE which can't he rcp:uccc.
NnnE Filings Not Needed.
~traNHSanc doesn't consist in pay
ihE II good price FOR the thing yon
Meet. il consists. in .: lavish outlay
on Things not needed. not even earnest
~ ueSired. SHOW and ~ostcnta;ion arc
Ing. ~cilangiu. desires are cNrt rny,-
sance. 70 pay more than your means
hermit Tor. amy earthly thing which
moths can corrupt or rust destroy ~
cNtIaNasancc When YOU pay in terms
o. your own .orcrtaXed strength the
"rNtrarasance" becomes wicked ana
wanton. But to pay in money ma
an YOU can afford when the thing -
w"r'n having ana may give pleasures
10 someone else IL not ~NtravaEancc
Better TO pay So Il yard for durablc
SILK at "A worthwhile house than 20
run around for three precious hours
and end up with something for $3.50
and II sick headache.
We must learn not to buy what wc
can't afford. not to desire what we
don't need. and not TO pay for any
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
THIN, NERVOCSPEOPLE'
NEED BITRO-oHOSPHATE
What 1t Is and How 1t Increases Weight, Strength and
Force In Two Weeks Time In Many Instances

ri;al to increase strength and nerve
force and to enrich the blood"
Joseph d. IIarrignn. Former Visiting
Specialist To North Eastern DISPENSE
tory. says: Let those who are weak,
thin. nervous, anacmic. or rundown.
take n natural. unadultcrated sub-
stance such as bitro-phosphate and
YOU Will soon see some astonishing
results in the increase of nerve energy.
strength Of body and mind u power
OF c~ndurancc."
Bitr"-Phosphatc is made entirely Of
tho organic phosphate compound re-
icrrcd To in the National Standard Dis
pcnsatory as being an excellent tonic
and ncrvinc and n prcpain ton which
has recently acquired considerable rep
utation in the treatment OF neuras-
thcnia. Thc Standa rd of excellence
strength and purity Of it's substance is
beyond question. for every Bitro-phos-
pnatc tablet IN manufactured i'm strict
accordance with the t.. S. pharniu-
copocia test requirements. Bitro-Phus-
plIatc is therefore not n patent mcdi-
cine and should not he confused with
any OF the secret nOStrums. so-callnl
tonics or widely advertised 'curc-aIls'
CAUTION: = While Bitro-Phosphatc
is unsurpassed for tho relief OF ncr-
NonsncsS. general debility. etc. thos.
tnkins, IT. who do not desire TO put on
flesh should use extra care in avoiding
tat-producina fOodS.-.tlV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

Take plain bitro-phosphatc is tho adj
49, OF physicians TO thin. dc!icatc,
ana nerve force. and there seems 20 10
ample PROOF Of tho efficacy of this
preparation TO warrant the omm
uh'i"h. Moreover. if we judge from
Inc countless Preparations and treat
ihchtS which are c~ontinually being adj
Ncr;iscd for the purpose of ,nakico.
nm rron,ie neshy, developing arms,
neck and bust. and replacing Ugly hoi-
lows ana ankles by the soft curved
INES OF health and bauty, there are
evidently thousands of men and women
ness. "
Thinness and weakness arc USUALLY
que TO starved nerves. Our bodies need
more phosphate han is contained m
modern foods. Physicians claim there
~ nothing That Will supply tins de-
hctvncS so well as the organic nhos.
phalc. which is Inexpensive and Is sold
,.N ltatic and most all druggists vi.
der a guarantee of satisfaction az
money back. by feeding tho nerves
directly ana by supplying tho BODY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
How Wrinkles Are
Caused-and Removed

wr.u.,,,- are cysed by tho skin b.
coming loose. , OBVIOUSLY tn" remedy Is
IL t.sltnu inc Skin. EqualIy g; il OBJ
>iouS mt inc only rhiuE which will.
Nrh'c: Ihe skin IS q good as;ringea ~ aJ-
iiica:!cn.
SON. j., IS well known that The only
-ncc;!y" a-tr!maent w,.ch is "a, 'ha samv
i'lne perfectly HARMLESS aah heueae.a al
- well. : pure powdered s%s>ul''.. ~.
rainab!c from any druggist. dissolve ne
ounc= I'm = half pint of Witch hazel.
Est'ie the .ace IN ih.s r,frosnine lotion
ai,d-aehold. Tha result IS almost magi-
cal The skin becomes firm ana impotn.
The face feels SNUG. oumfoI,ab!o all!
s3+a, ."ste"d Of loose ana haHnE.
Ore Should be careful 40 tsr no o,her
Assignments thau pare s~aSol.t" Aly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

hams Vegetable Compounl had done
Tor other women and decided To try {.
II surely did wonders for me. have
no pains now and ! can do nv house.
work without any trouble at all. |
VIII always praise YOUR medicine as
do not believe there is a doctor that can
do as much good in female weakness.
ana YOU may use these facts as a testi.
ihonial. Mrs. LESTER T.. WARsER,
toiS Pine St. La Crosse. Wis.
Inc reason women write such letters
TO the Lydia +. pinkham Medicine Co.
and tell their friends how they ar.
helpcd i hat Lydia T.. pinEham's
\ egctabic Compound has brought health
ana happiness into their lives. Freed
from their illness they want TO pass the
good news along 10 other suffering
women that they also ma he relieved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
SHOULD BE PRESCEIBED BY EVERY DOCTOR
AM USED IN EVERY HOSPITAL
SnNs Editnr nf "ph,.i.Inn., u.a ,

"uoS no."
ccliS with the necessary phosahoric
ioou clements. bitro-phosphatc uricl,iv
,hS o" nnps Il Welcome transformation il.
frequently being astonishing.
,Clinica! tests made in 81. Cathcrirc.s
,i"Sni'aI. \. ~. showed hat two pa
,lcnts gained in weigh, 30 and ~
hounds. respectively. through tho nd.
m'niStrhtion or this organic phosphate:
NON patients. claim thoy have NOT iclt
as strong and well for The pas, twelve
This increase in weight also cac-..s
Win II 4 general Improvement in ,hc
neni'h. nervousness slcenlcssncs3 and
iack or energy. which nearly always
accompany excessive thtnncss. soon
dull eyes become briph. and
pane chceks glow with the bloom of
PhH"icinns and hospitals everywhere
are now recognizing it's merits by ,t3
use in ever increasing 0uan.i,ics
Ercderick kollc. NJ. -. editor Of New
YORK "rhysician' Who's who" saws.
Eitro-~Phnsphate ahould rc prescribed
by every doctor ana used in every hts-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
DELIGHTFUL RECIPES
FOR EASTER SEASON
Eggs, Salads. Dcvilcd Fish. Hot Buns
In Various Amrctizimy
Combinations.
ny MARY LEE SWAMI.

Not ONLY eggs in various apnetia-
ing COMPUTATIONS but a new recipe
/, liGhtful salads and tn. customary llo,
cross Bans feature the Easter recipes
OF Mary Lee Swami. the well-knowI
Her 'Litilc Chickens are made of
T rIo SEss and milk, and her 'Fiiet OF
niouiderS is r"n!coGted OF ereame''
Orange Joily-Soak - TABLESPOONS
EGi,aiins in MAJ Gno cold wai%r FOR 20
and cup asa and stir until dis
solved. Cool and ada ; tablcspoons
lemon juice ana II; cups orange Juice.
Cream Cheese Shlad-Shapc we'll
seasoned cream cheese into small egg
shapes. SHRED cold cooked carrots int"
Strawlikc pieces. Season with French
dressing. Arrange tho carrot Straws
in nests Of crisp lettuce. place the
eggs in ti;c nests aud Springic with
Fruuch dressing ana lincly chopped
parsley.
Liiti. rhielcns- over and WASH
with u cur boiling Saited water until
dry. Add "a CUPS Scaidcd milk and
continue cooking until rice IS tender.
Is tcaSpoou papriki, and mix well.
Shapr in form of SINAI chickens.
Sprinkle wtth inc crumbs. din in esE.
then roll iu crumbs and fry in deep
lat. Drain carefully on uuGiaHcd pa
pcr. Insert nIlspice berries or Whole
cloves to represent eyes.
biespoous butter, add > ,ahlcsnoons
Slour ! traSro"n salt ana :, teaspoon
panriNa ANA SUR until smooth. Add ]
cup milk and cook until smooth atu
creamy stirring constantly. .Add :
tablespoons Tread crumbs. | toaspo"n
onion juice. "a fcw drops tahmsc" sauce,
{. fueIN chopped hard-cuckHd eggs ana
= ct.us naNod fish. Turn into creased
Shcll- or ramciins. sprinkle with but
tere! crumbs aud brown in " rather
I:es :, td- Remove shells from
hard cooked egg while thcv arc still
hot.a Wi,n tips a. fingers gently press
into apple SHAPES. Dilute a ltttic rcd
vegetable coluriuG With water and
deiitatcly tint the cEgs TO represent
represent the blossom end Of the an
pie and a tiny stem with one or two
srS(n js"y@s t" rSnTE o ttmns ~. sam! nnn
serve with French or ~maronnaise
consomme coibcr,-Have ready j.:
each of cook. green peas. carrot
cubes and shredded celery. Serve a
]pc"ched egg in The center OF cach
Aaother Egg Salad-rrcparc basket
shapes from hard-cookcl eggs from
which tic yolks have been removed.
Nash yoiks AMI season with finely
chopped cooked nam at ~tHrtarr 3ncr
Iill each basket With this mixture.
place a tiny spriG OF crisp parsley in
each and serve on bed "t crisp lettuce
leaves.
FGlyt o. Founders or sole. Greyian
Styh-llavc ready CUPS OF cooked;
c-cainci spinach and l cuD Of grated
chsss,. Flac" . thiU layer az sninach
in lotion o. CREASED casserole dish;
cleaned iuuNdcr or sol" ON tn" spin
acir. sur,nkl. with salt and ncppcr. and
pour i cup milk around the FISH. Gov
er i>l aud spinach with ~" cheese,
dot with 81 lit;lc butter ana cook IN
n rather quick oven about ~ hour.
Ii,ns Nest slice into long.
fh,e. -ErrrtL sif.- NHltlf,hN at = ,,s q lHrE-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

Louvre. The groundwork Is OF poll
ihhcd jasper. The principal cities and
towns are represented by precious
stones, and their names Inscribed i'm
gold. The rivers are shown by strips
or polished platinum. and tho eighty
seven dcpa rtInents are set forth in Il
wonderful scheme OF blazing gems.
This extraordinary map was made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
HAS NO
PAIN now
What Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Did
for Mrs. Warner.

Onalaska. Wis.-"f.ycry month ! lad
such pains in my back and lowcr nart of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

Thing in higher coin than is demanded
I"r II What money VIII buys We
inuS:nI pay for In terms OF Our owt,
vital energy. WI"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

m Nap Composed or Jewels.
. me most costly map In tho world
is one OF France. and il Is in tha
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

IN Russia and presented to France by
me then Car when The Prus-
sian alliance WAS contaminated. IL IL
valued at S~1.250.000.
,ro rreIhcn I.,rJ-
Rancid lard can DO made sweet and
fresh again by frying to IA crisn i'm
II slices OF raw potatoes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14
EEDS FULTZ ZASINTERrJATTONALLE LEAGUE HEAD
"Sfrdngler" LeWis
Fiops Joe Sfecher
and Wins Mat Title

NEW YORK. Dec. l3.--Ed
stranger" Lewis OF san jose.
Cal. won the worlds heavyweight
catch as catch can wrestling
c mpionship here tonight by
t owning Joe Stechcr OF Dodge,
Neb., In one hour. ~ minutes, 81
seconds, with head and hip lock
Lewis weighed 22s pounds. 20
more than his opponent.
The finish was spectacular ono.
Stecher was worn down to a weak
condition by eight successive head
locks In the last moments OF the
contest. lie sQuirmed out OF the
fiIst Of these in 80 seconds, but as
he arose to straightcn up Lewis
got another on "a flying hold. which
he maintained for 40 seconds.
Stecher squirmed out and obtained
n body SCISSORS, his favoritc hold,
but 10y sheer strength, Lewis broke
away and clamped on another
deadlock which lasted 40 seconds.
The next thrce were OF short du'
rat pn, but Stechcr appeared weak
ana groggy as he got to his feet.
and In another moment Lewis got
a visc-like grip around his oppo-
nent's head. Stcchcr staggered to
the ropes after freeing himself and
Lewis got the final fi.ishing head
lock and as he close,eiis left arm
over Stecher's head, turned him
with hiplock, threw him heavily
and pinned his shoulders to the
mat almost Immediately.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14
Brennan Might Win
ThOrmahlen Might
Outslug Babe Ruth

international News Service
NEW YORK, Dee. l3.--JaCk
Dempsey will appear In "A match
In Madison square Garden tomor-
row night for the first time In his
life.
Jack Dempsey in the only heavy
weight champion with the cxCcp-
tion OF Jcffrics and Jack johnson
who has not appeared In Madison
Square Garden. All others from
sullivan down fought and won
there, Tomorrow night the cham
pion meets BIN Brennan.
We can't say that wo get an
awful Kick out of the match.
Brennan la good man. He's
just about Dempsey size and is "A
good boxer. but IA far as socking
goes. Bill is "a bit ninua.
lie has met and won from n
number of men that Dempsey met
but whore they stuck n long time
with Bill they were carried out
after meeting Dempsey.
Dempsey stopped Brennan few
years ago In AK rounds. Aftcr
the bout brennan declared n brok-
en- ankle forced him to stop. To-
morrow night 70 broken Jaw may
forcc him to "sky the wipe"
There Is no betting on the bout
at all. odds are too great in
Dempseys favor, They are not
even betting BIN will stay 10
rounds, or even five. Bill may win
with "A knockout, who knows?
Certainly, The Athletics might
beat the Cleveland Indians five in
row. Sir Barton might make
Man o'War look as though he had
a truck hitched ON behind. Thor
mahlen might outbat Babe Ruth.
Sure thing. But would you bet
on it,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14
JACK AND BILL
SCRAP TONIGHT
Heavy Champion and
Challenger Conclude
Work.

NEW YORK. Dec. i3.--Jack
- o mpsey worlds heavyweight
boxing champion. and Bill Brennan.
challenger, INDUCED In only light
training today for their lj-round
contest at Madison Square Garden
tomorrow night. It will be the first
bout in New York city in which the
heavyweight title will be at stake
by decision. II the bout goes the
limit. since May, 1900. when jim
Jeffrics defended his title by knock
ing out Jim Corbctt at Coney Island
Dempsey and Brennan have
trained hard the last five weeks. To-
day the champion went through
light Calesthcnic exercises, while the
challenger took a five-mile road run
and exercised in a gymnasium for an
hour. Both refrained from anA
sparring work.
Although u weight limit does not
figure In the contest, the two boxers
Will weigh in at D'Slock tomorrow
to conform with the state boxing
regulations. The names of the
judges who will pick the winner II
the fuA Is rounds are fought. win
not be known until tomorrow night.
when the state boxing com m!sslp>
will make them public with It's
choice OF referee. II the Judges
disagree, the referee decides the
contest.
The ticket sale, II ~ estimated
will net 100000. Dempsey Is guar-
anteed 100000 and Brennan &35,-
900. Most of the reserved aea.s
costing up to s25 have been baken
and only the s. gallery seats nave
been held for sale tomJrrow night
An elaborate lighting system tas
been installed for he r;otion picture
photography OF the mat;h.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14
COMMITTEE HANDLES SALES
T.. &. Hubbard Of Sand Springs Is
Named Chairman Of Seal Drive.

II. G. Hubbard. recently appointed
70 fill the office of president Of the
Sand Springs Public Health associa =
ton. left vacant by the resignation Of
George Gordon, has been appointed
chairman of "a committee to conduct
the seal sale of the Anti-Tu berculosis
association of Oklahoma in the city
during the next two weeks. a meet
ing was held Monday night to decide
ways and means OF advancing the
sale. Those named on the committee
list were: G. Il. Rawson. -. l.. Stew
art. r. L. Miller. j. w. Russell. S. A.
Stradcr. George Harrison, V. A.
Schiefelbusch. q. A. Giles, George
Rupert, Ed Monsell, Mcsdamcs
Hugh Miller, Cal Smith, Belle Marsh.
r. l.. Robinson. +. o. STRICKEN.
George DeStn ehler
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14
TUlSANS TO FRAT EKKLESlA
Dcl'gatc and Alternate Selected for
Il. &. PHI Gamma Delta Meet

Tho seventy ckklcsia. or
annual meeting. OF tho national rhi
Gamma Delta fraternity to be held
In Kansas city December 2s-3i was
principal topic OF conversation with
the II members of the local graduate
chapter who attended the weekly
luncheon nt the Kennedy restaurant
Yesterday. Il. l. Jones was elected
official delegate TO the ckklcslu. with
&. :. Avery aud Cyrus II. Sweet as
altcrnatcs James |. Gartnor and
w Il. orbison announced their in
tcntion of attending and other local
members are also expected To at
tend.