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New-York tribune., 1920-12-23
Babcock Estate Sells Garage

George S. Runk has sold for the
estate Of Samuel D. Babcock the two
story garage, 25x1oo, at 141 West
Fitty-frst Street. The same broker
recently sold 1877, similar garage, for
Charles Steele
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23

SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Won
orahie John +. Cohalan a Surrorats y,
the County OF New York. NOTICE !.
hereby given TO all person. having claim
against James IL Hysop, late Of tn
County OF New York dcceased TO present
@ the same with vouchers thereof TO the
suosc1neF, at place OF trapsact!ng busl-
ness. once OF Edwards, OLoughlin A
George, No 20 Nassau Street. in The civ
~ New York on or before the 26th day of
Dated. New York. .hs goth day .t
GEORGE IT, HYS1OP. r1.cu,o-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23
Rents Home in 0lst Street

Ernest 7. Bower leased for Bernhard
Greeff to a client of Pierre & Golden
the four-story residence q West
Ninety-first Street
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23
Home Ruving in BROOKLYN

The Clinton Trading Corporation
sold TO John Cramer tho one-family
dwelling 2ls East Forty second Street,
Brooklyn, through John F. Murphy.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
----'---
" Il C,AN,A, e. Co

W. W. b. GANN & co.
g ~, the gndsrsgned. WILLIAM D.
A Sereby eari,fv and WihLIAM ,bl n Fl GILLEV. do
under the arm maine Of w. d. cAWT 20
~, by the certificate signed and ac
lsso og nd .ne oIn Parties hereto dated May
Clerk of the County Of New yorls 'o'o ne
Nay lS 1920. has this day been dissolved
snd .be aeTmnat.d BY mutual consent and
be continued BY wrLLfAM IL Spsiness r. is MS 70
VINO was the general partner In said Arm
AL debts owing to the said partnershin
GAM and all demands on sad nar,
nership are to be presented to him for
payment. ''' AK
AND tho said WILLIAM D. cANN re-.
ough Of Brooklyn. city Of New York. Who
~ or tull age. does hereby further cc~
NY. pursuant 20 statute, that no Is tho
person now and hereafter carrying on
W. d. GANN e. co nanny o'
oloSn DT,sd' Sew ,s.d York CITY. New York No
WILLIAM d. GANN.
WILLIAM #. GIILEY.
state OF Ncw York. County Of Kew VOL,
City OF New York. rs:
- On this nrst Day Of December. 1920. per
FANN and WILLIAM E. GILLEY. TO ne
.ho"n anc known 10 me to be the person,
described In and who executed the fora
going instrument. and they sevcrally duiy
sckno wledged 20 me that they soyeraiiy
acknowledged the Da.uo for the use. snd
Durposes therein expressed.
HENRY u WALKEK, Notary Public
IN :. Y County No. Al. Reg's
tNotar!al 10. -. Y. County 1907. NV com
Seal fn'saion c1D.res March 20. 1891
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23
Inst struction

COME ANY MINUTE after S p. m for sse-
retarial. bookkeeping. English, accounting
fhone Beekmsn 2323. Nxht-da Book 81
Drake business School. Tribune Building
WANANAkER BEAUTY SCHOOL
3S3 Fifth ave. near 36th st.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23
Queens.

FREE information how. 20 -scl-e s.r-rcer
cottage, $50 l-"r month. act o4ick. WIN
'ushman n. Union Course. Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23
Westchestcr

NEW ROCHELLE HOME. $4,000
bargain; 10 rooms . baths; gas. el..
trlc.ty. hrepiaces sleeping porch. plot .ei
J 50. OConnor Real Estate Agency. "a
Huguenot st. Phone 5si NV Rochelle.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23
REAL EsTATu-stIr OK RENT
Brooklyn n

4 Ssrvan,less Jiome-easy Housekeeping
Immediate possession new evsry modern
convenience; 6 rooms. bath. Best resiien-
tial section Flatbush. $500 cash; bal
ancc as rent. Gail [ tirs ava & Ave- D
or telephone $3.50 Flathush. = bkIyn. y. =
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23

PATRICK, CHARLES HIN rrRs,,A,yc,n
OF an ord"r of Honorable John r. co"
naiaH surrogate OF tho County OF Nav
forF, L., '"" IL hcr"by given to all perqona
having cla..f aEainst Charles H. Patr,cl
.ale .le OF tt' tos-'y Of New York. to pre
sent t.N asrle. "'th vouchers thereof 70
the subscrhers. at tnc!r place ~, w., 10
acting busnes.. tnc Office OF Thomas y
dalton. No. rs llr" street. Borough =;
Manhattan' New York City. New York on
Or pclorc the 10Th day ofs January 1921
Dated New York. July l7th 1890
THOMAS 7. DALTON
WILLIAM =. LARBIG
Lorraine S. CONKIJE
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23
" ew Jersey
GLEN RIDCE

GLEN RIDGE. y. j. 1900. o~ner ,sa7.
lAg town Offers modern residence.
rooms, 2 baths. steam, electric, 1ainu's'
Aackaw wanna and trir stations
II. ;. CONNOLLY 81 Co.
OPP. LackawanHa sta, Mo.tci4.T, :. j.
ENCLEWoOD and Vicinity Seal estss
II WEATEEkEY Z co Ene..Mooi. y. ).
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23
instruction

learn TO pEA CHAryrrry-p
pfoHt bic work. day and evening cl.,s.s
nsna For FIRE booklet and visitor. pass
~est Sias J. n {. A. sos West s7th st.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23
$500 CASH

viii buy at Bryn Mawr Park. on outskr,
Of Rronxville, a. choice z room house, On
large plot. with fine old shade Tho hour
is exceptionally well built. with many n.
noYations for easy housekeepi ping has evsri
improvement, and is Of white cement, Nd,
stucco. The price is $4,000: easy term
Kobert f. Farley Organization, u L. iiih
ST, N 7. c. Murray Hill 77-O.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23

IMPROVISATION WANTED

RE THOMAS PITTS. OF Taplow. Bucks, Eng
land. deceased.
WIN any sons of the son or sons OF Mrs
near Exeter England. deceased who went
10 America several years ago and who 1t is
believed resided near New York communi-
cate with Messrs. Watts. Woollcombe e.
Watts. Solicitors. Newton Abbot. Devon.
iiNsIant2
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

TO LEASE
hnildinc on west SIDE. Derveen Cana, aus
10Th Streets Cor 0ccuqancr before Nay J.
containing o000 - = ooo square fee.
1000 feet tor o1lcs space and 1000 u
10000 feet for storage. 5.a9a feet .. NOR
10 moor. Floor capacity tT5 ihs. 80 manu-,
lactur:fg Mus have Stiaef N0or. or goos
shipping facilities. Boa g ll5. I.ibune
W AN'HED-Loft for printer 5000 squsr'
feet. carrying capacity. eoo pounds r.
J. West Side below .sd -. DanieI Bls5.
sal 81 Co. Inc. IS Worth ST Phone WORE
500.
APARTMENTS rn p>IsHEp
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23
Want Advertisements
Help Wanted Business Cards Boarder Wanted Anie,
Lost Bankbooks

lost Bankboof 80. 1850 OF the Union
Dime Savings Bank Is missing. Any per
son having claim To il IL hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten days
or submit TO having said passbook can
celed and new one issued.
LC'ST~-Bankbook No. S6103 Of the L. s.
Savings Bank OF y Y. Payment stopped
Please return book TO bank.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23
HELP WANTED MALE

BRIGHT Christian boy wanted in office Of
large commission house, a position FOR
one seeking permauent employment with
advancement aS ability warrants p O.
Box $50. New York, \. y.
ENGLISH COUPLE be useful; ex-
'eiient cooks, entire work anywhere;
$50 Miss shes4's Agency. 8 r. 4lst 81,
Murray Hll S774.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23

IN X PRODUCER and chemist desires to
have his products distributed Inks in
dry and LIQUID forms, INK CHEMIST.
G. 81, Tribune,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
NORWEGIAN FIRM

FOR ELECTRIC MATERIALS
WANTS DIRECT CONNECTION
WITH FACTORIES IN THIS LINE.
ONLY FIRST-CLASS FIRMS CON-
S1DERED. NOTE "CHRISTIANIA
10" HEROLDENS ANNONCE-
BUREAU AS, kRISTIANIA.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23

SALESMAN WANTED
for Ford cars and tractors;
commission basis. Apply
by letter. Ellis Tiger Co.,
Gladstone, n. J.
WA>TEp-At Deyeaux School. Niagara
asi~. - Y. resident master 10 teach
rueifisfFy aud mathematics Address the
HsaGr1s.er ''
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambcrmaids

: clAHDERMAHD-p x~u,,r. s,ccr.r,
. i"N4 sfference4. clty or country C..
Z "sss ifofin3yrrs Agency. - East 43d st.
~ moor Telephone s557 Murray Hill
CHANBKiMAfD-W D-WAGTREss-t,ity apart
"'..l ite,rrrf1; nsAt, w!lI!ns worker
- -n.ar Hp!"sTer's Agency. ~ Eant 42d
- o. moor. Telephone sJ47 Murray nm
Ni3AH EEkIAID- WAITRESS. experieuced
Ff*nrh ana English aycazinx anart,oen,
Yrl-e ll0fl-MnAy. ZLz iEAnl nAtn ~
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23

EGBERT X. VAN BEUREN AItors. Attor'o,,
Ior E1ecutors. AZ Brevoort Place.
Brooklyn. n Y. @Ne'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-26
ENDORSE OPEN SHOP
Automobile Dealers at Luncheon
Meeting Vote Unanimously TO AS
sist Movement

At n meeting OF tho Tulsa Auto
mobile Dealers association, held
Tuesday noon Mt Hotel ketchum. II
was unanimously voted that tho open
shop campaign would bo supported
by that organization.
w. u. Brown, president OF the
Union National bank. spoke at
length on the efforts OF the cam
pign committee and told of the re-
suits obtained. lie declared that
Tulsa was now so per cent open
shop. and thnt In tho next few
months he would be pleased to re-
port IA grand total of 100 por cent.
Al Farmer also spoke on tho work
OF the campaign committed, and
especially that OF the financing of
the organization. He snid that mer-
chants, contractors, builders and
trndesmen OF every kind nTulsa
were supporting the movement lih-
| orally.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-26
TULSA "JACKIES"
PLAN BIG FETE
Naval Veterans to Put On
Parade and Picnic
Here July 4th

~ the regular bi-wcckly meeting
yesterday morning. the city commiH-
sion gave It's sanction and endorse
mont 10 the proposed Fourth of July
celebration under the auspices ~
tho Tulsa chapter Naval -Vctoran ~
America. The Kiwanis club at its
Monday luncheon also oudorHcd the
plan.
u is the present plan Of naval
veterans 10 sponsor % mammoth pa
radc along the downtown streets,
headed by the Naval band from New
orleans
Most Of the entertainment VIII bo
given AZ owen rarkas q space near
tho lake there has been set aside
~ the fireworks display.
The Naval Veterans Is n recently
organized so iety composed OF those
who Raw actual naval service during
the war. Tho Fourth Of July picnic,
which is to flavor uf the old time
obacrva nco of this important occa-
sion, win be financed by public sub
scriptlons. II was announced at the
Kiwnnis club luncheon. \ small
admission may be charged at tho
races and to the fireworks display.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-26
PROMISE RELIEF
: IN SEWER LINES
City Engineer Will Try
to Remedy Condition
on South Side

Hcucf from Storm sewer damage
is a. SIGHT for residents of the sou;h
side. The city commission at It's hi
Fo'kI meeting yesterday morning
City Engineer G. T. Griggs
and C1mmiasioncr g : Younkmdu
to investigate tho sewer outlet be.
tween Nam street and Baltimore av-
cruo and report back as soon as pos
siblc.
II G. Vandrwator. who lives at
lGiI south Baltimore, appeared be.
fore the commission and told Of con
ditlons on tho south side immediate
ly following every heavy rain.
while residents 81 that section
have tolerated this condition for sew
cral years, ! for one want 20 say In
"a friendly spirit that | am not going
10 spend any more OF my money In
making repairs as long AZ the outlet
is In its present condition. am GO
ing tot'come back on the city So
.are others
II appears that the cight-foot out
let for the storm sewer is almost
against "a dirt wall. although there is
In ditch ".osc by which may he util
tied by a small amount of cxcavating
Tho city Is not IN q financial position
et present to extend tho sewer TO tho
river, an undertaking that would re-.
quire nearly $4,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-26
ABANDON TRIP BY WATER
Owes, for President Club, Unable Ia
Charter Ship. 10 60 by Train

Tulsa hackers of Senator Robert
l. owens candidacy for the demo
cratic presidential nomination have
been forced to abandon their plans
OF cbartering IA steamboat To carry
them by way of the Panama canal
20 the democratic national cnnven-
ton at San Francisco.
Following a meeting of the Rob
ert L. owen club yesterday at which
the action was taken, Fred J.. kiteh-
en-, prominent member. made the
following statement;
In view OF tho fact that the
United Fruit company is tho only
mpany operating steamships
through the Panama canal, and since
they have notified us that they nave
found II impossible TO arrange re-
turn trip for our party at joint rates
with the railroads, we have found IT
necessary to abandon our plans ol
taking the trip by water We VII
Join the oklahoma owen for prosi
dent special train to and from thu
convention"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-26
BOOSTER TRAIN
SADLY DELAYED
Last Trade Trip of Year
Comes In Four Hours
Late Last Night
TOUR Is SUCCESSFUL
Music and Enthusiasm Along
Route Keeps Up Tulsans
Pep Despite Delay

when the Tulsa special boostor
train early ycstcrdny morning
knocked a hand car full Of McXicans
of the track M Lost City, five miles
wost of Tulsa. soattcriuE the friEht-
enod section men to the four corners.
the I2G Tulsa builders participating
in the oNcursiou who returned TO
Tulsa at i2.i0 o'clock today probably
now are convinced that n waB a
bad omcn so far hs the travelling
end OF tho days events were CON
corned
Tho train scheduled 10 return hero
at sos last night came into tho
Katy station almost four hours late,
having lost time all during the day,
tho lost motion eliminating In dead
engine In the wilds about eight miles
west OF Cleveland, whore the boost
ers patiently waited for over an hvdr
until "A switch engine arrived from
Osagc Junction and pulled the train
into that place.
But tho boosters all returned
happy and well satisfied with tho
results OF the last trip OF the lO2O
series and by n unanimous vote de-
cided to make tho trade oxcursions
next year. This feeling was vocifor-
ously demonstrated whom upon arriv-
ing here thoy lined up at the Katy
station and paradcd down Main
street TO Third TO the music of the
band and there amid cheers dis
persed for their homes.
The first towns visited were Fish
or, Keystone, Mannford. Terlton and
Casey AZ these stops were made be-
fore school had been called tho well
coming delegations consisted mainly
Of children. At pawnoo the Tulsnns
were welcomed by the mayor and ~.
Bce Guthrey delivered tho response.
When the trein reached Maramec the
entire population was at tho ucpOt
with automobiles to take the visit
ors to see the new l25-barrel well
lust brought In near tho town limits.
On account Of the stop being limited
TO 10 minutes the invitation could
not be accepted. The reception at
Yale was tho most cordial extended
the tourists yesterday Tho Yale band
was at the station and Col. Guthroy
delivered his address upon the. band
stand In the square.
At Gushing the tourists ate their
dinner meal. The afternoon trip was
made through the Cushing oil field
with stops at Pemeta. Drumright
and Oilton. The Jennings citizeut
welcomed the visitors with their usua'
cordiality. The train left there near
ly two hours late and the stop al
Cleveland had to bo abandoned be
caused of the engine trouble wcs
OF that place.
For one pleasant feature OF th'
trip the tourists were indebted Il
Arlie Cripe OF the Jenkins Music
company. who had n player piano
placed In the baggage coach which
was kept busy nearly all day. Al
Pawnee chorus OF girls came
aboard and sang a concert and nj
Drumright the baggage coach wa'
converted into n ball room.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-26

Wills n Tiffany has brought suit
Tor divorce against Marie B. Tif-
tany. noted singer on the ground
that she has boon home only one
day IN thrcc years. according to n
report from Los Angeles, Tal Tho
one day Mrs. Tiffany who ia a mem
hcr ~ tho metropolitan opera
company spent In Los Angeles. ac-
cordinR to the report. was NoVem-
her /, 1919, and she Travelled 3.000
miles to get thore, but II was not To
see her husband IT was to sing at
a Philharmonic concert. "MrA
Tiffany" said her husband. de
serves the success abe has won, but
] object to being poor second.
even to career"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-26
TLUO Arrests Result
From Fake Calls

Answering what police believe was
one OF two fake" calls sent to police
headquarters late last nighes c. l.
Sanders. patrol driver, and Wade
Foor, motorcycle officer, arrested
two men at the Frisco depot on sus-
picion. ono OF the men gave the
name OF Lewis Strasmich and said
he was a travelling salesman from
Kansas City, A search OF his grip
revealed several varieties OF dope
including needles, syringes, small
bottles OF "snow' and other drugs.
He was charged with possession OF
narcotics. The other man gave the
name OF II. n, Hall and was charged
with vagrancy. Both are what po-
lice term dope heads"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-26
MINING NEEDS ARE TOLD.
Gold Production to Drop Unless Ala
IL Given, says II. ". Seaman.

WASIIINGrON. May 25,-Gold
production In this country. already
greatly decreased. will practically
cease unless speedy financial relief
is given the mining companies II. w.
Seaman OF Chicago, president OF the
Trojan Mining company, testified to-
day before the house ways and
means committee. Every ounce Of
nics $S and SO moro than tho gov
ernment price OF s20.67. ho said.
Immediate passage OF hill levying
an excise tax on gold used In jew
elry was urged
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-26
Man Caught Here Held
in st. Louis on Charges

j, s. Bishop. alais Thomas Castle
bury, alais w. II. Richey, arrested
near the postoffice here saturday by
Henry Carmichael, city detective
and S. A. West OF Sapulpa, and @.
c. Capps American Express COM
pany special agent, is now in the ST.
Louis city Jail, according to word re-
ceived here yesterday. Additional
Information obtained in ST. Louis
shows the prisoner to be tho man
wanted for an express company pay
roll robbery, a murder in Ohio and
several other serious charges, a mes
sage to Detective Carmochael yester-
day stated.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-26
BEGINS SUIT FOR DAMAGES
c,wl-cy Against Oklahoma Union Try
Heard 10y superior Court Jury.

Suit NJ william Owlscy 10 obtain
Judgment for $500 for injuries sus-
tanned october I, 1918. when he was
struck by street car of tho Okla
homa Union Railway ~ Tenth street
and Peoria avenue, was begun before
the Jury In superior court yester-
day. The case will be completed and
given to th< jury this morning.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-26
Morgan OffcIS Home,

WARRINGTON. May 25.--Pren-
dent Wilson today transmitted to
congress without recommendation
an offer OF J. piorpont Morgan OF
the gift OF his London residence as
an American embassy building Mr..
Morgan asked for prompt decision by
tho government. saying he did not
want n residence to stand unoccupied
while there was such q scarcity Of
houMng In london.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-26

So there is chance for relief by
cutting down the obstruction be
tween eutlot and ditch, allowing
water 90 flow freely instead ~
backing up" In the sewer and flood
ing Easements and front yards Tho
cIty engineer explained that the eX-
cavation would follow the line along
which the permanent sewer would
pass when II - eventually built.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-26
Defend Rail Management.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-Rail ef-
ficiency of private management and
sne JuI'i,nS Ji,,s ala aSat' uenand
enue was defended by railroad rem
resentatives today before the inter
state commerce commission against
boring cross-examination of counsel
Hr--~hianers apd snDlnysA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-26
Want Ads
Rates and information

INC per word per time
Seven Insertions Tor the price ot tlh'
Minimum space ~ worda -
1c pcr word per day when copy tuhs
ono month without change
Minimum amount accepted 2bc.
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are que
and payable the same day first insef-
tIon Of ad appears CAN out OF town
wan, ads and all wanted to rent ~
uationa wanted, wearing apparei am
household goods ads are p1e'tiNe'S
TELEPHONE WANT ADS are
charged az tho same rate os cash ads
and collections will be made a. your
homo or office a. soon after trst IN
seriiun na possible. his be- an accom-,
podatinn service and payments should
oc made promptly when bil W pro.
seutfi. Always ask yuur telephone ga
60 be repealed back To- NouT by the
telephone al taker to make susc thet
10 has been correctly taken The word
cannot assume responsibility Tor errors
o. any kind occurring IN telephone
Jdt teftiscmcpts
Under no cirrums' noes rre We 70.
sponsible for errors In any advertise
meut unless reported immediately
after FIRST Insertion No reduction In
cost ~ an al wIll be made unless error
destroys value of ad.
Phone 5000
Ask for want Ad Department
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS
InsI An tnINn

FOUND-A PLACE TO SAVE FROM 30
PER CENT TO rs PER CENT ON AUTO
PARTS. PHONE OSAGE 7G63 FOR IN
FORMATION.
LOST-Two- figured georgette waists In
'Weinbergcr's wrapping paper, finder
leave at WeinherEers dressmakinE shop,
IL w. 5th. and receive reward
LOST Brooch. separate diamond. pearls.
vaule; keepsake liberal reward. Phone
Usage GIL
LADY'S black straw hat. pink lining lost
of Sand springs car between Home
Garden and Lake station. Reward. Usage
sic9. l2ih T.. First st.
LETTER watch fob with X. T and 32d
degree Masonic charm on Shriners' day
on street orNhs'el lobby. Reward. Phone
Usage 4354-27iQ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-26
Phone 5000
Ask for Want Ad Department
LEGAL


NOTICE To THE pUButC.
Notice IA hereby given to tho public
that the undersigned members ~ the Co
psrtncrship doing business as tho -. v.
Shleppcy Sign Service VIII not stand re-.
spousihle f0r any obligations contracted
by such partnership after May 22 1920.
V l.. CRAWFORD,
l.. a. HURST.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-26
{ iIauIi,cy

The remains of Fred Chauncoy, ~
years old. who committed suicide late
Monday night will be shipped this
evening TO Chaunccy's old home,
Wcntzville Mo. ChaunCcy had a
quarrel Monday night with Mrs.
Mamie Giles, who lives at 6l9 North
York. The quarrel took place at
Channccy's store, 3l2 East sixth, and
In scutfle he cut Mrs Giles about
the head and shoulders, and evi-
IDENTIFY thinking that he had Killed
her. pulled a bottle from his pocket
and drank the contents. lie died
while en- route to the hospital lie Is
survived by a daughter Mrs. jim
Wimfrey, who lives over the store
In which the tragedy occurred. A
brother, w b. Chauncey, also lives
here. HIS mother and four sisters and
one other brother reside in Wentz-
VILE, Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-26
N0TICE

NOTICE.
Automobile and truck owners IA
You can get parts for most any an, II
makes OF autos and trucks at one H31.'
price and less NJ the Auto Brokerage ~
ll3 Cincinnati Phone OsaEe lbbs-----.
FOR SALE-Ford delivery truck; i226' can
at 407 $. Boulder or osage 24i.-,
AM CALLED away TO England and mu,s
sell at great sacrifice Chandler ChunWs
roadster which | bought only two mou.I'
ago and which has all extra equlphyH.
spot lights complete tools and two tPa.V
tires; also new Firestone tire, will ac'epa
$3.50, which price includes fnll insu,a ,,,
II sold today Phone Cedar 1853, may t''
some terms --.s,
ONE FORD roadster, Phone Usage lll.
ONE FORD touring car; 1919 model 80
". Main. Phone Usage 7lls.
AUTO WANTED-iO0 cars for wrecNhs,
any make, ring gears and pinions, az, x
bulbs and accessories and used paris
cars, send MS that mail order AUTO 50"
wage 2l5 II. second 81, ,--..
FOR SALE Ford chassises, Buick llt"
six Auto Salvage, 2l5 n, Second sS ~
FOR SALE--Lste 1913 Hudson super ~ ~
seven passenger; fully equipped, lnsl, 80,
best bargain this side OF factory mlSEp,",,
In former ad. Thompson, Usage b-Vn' I''
terms II desired No ipterest. --------
FOR SALE by owner one Saxon Six ,. VOW,
Ing car on very easy terms Phone o''s'