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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-22

me quick" Old Sol wouldn't shine.
and the Rain Gods gave an overflow
of blessing on the State Street Sport.
The next day his suit had drawn up
his legs and arms and made him look
like Charles Ray, the movie "clod
hopper" The young man got angry
and hurried back to the quack tailor
who threy up his hands in horror and
cried out, my, see how thees boy has
grown" 80
Y you HAVE seen them coming
with the warm weather.
L The Indian, fullblooded and
American, the Hindu with
swathed head, the Hebrew with lisp
ing speech, the Irishman with his
rolling brogue, all foregather at the
intersection of the busiest corner
in the world" 35th and State Streets.
They all have their black bags which
they open after having given a very
entertaining exhibition of magic or
word pyrotechnics. Then comes the
real issue! The cure all for all ills
from tootache to dyspepsia. Oh,
and how the BUY the stuff l saw
the dollars come out of dirty pockets,
out of box back pockets, out of Eng
lish cut pockets and pass over to
these street circus men with gold
coins on their watch chain. And |
heard some of the colored druggists
complain that business was not so
good. Oh well, we must have diver
sion and Barnum was right about
suckers" after all.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-22
Shot To Death Breakir g In
Own Home.

Atlanta, Ca, May 10 Henry White,
a bellboy was shot to death yesterday by
his wife. Mrs. Ola May White, at their
home. Dallis st.
= Early in the morning White quarreled
with his wife and he went away. He re-
appeared few hours later and, according
to the woman. threatened to cut his way
through screen door into the house His
wife seized an automatic pistol and pulled
the trigger until the clip was empty, practi-
cally every shot taking effect. White died
almost at once.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-22

U WAS in st. Louis in a Cabaret
1 the called "Jazz Land. A lady
4 charged me lie admission, and
when the orchestra struck up a
discordant tune, | though | would
"shake a little shimmy" with some
of the Missouri damsels, when 10,
and behold, the floor manager halted
me when | was getting up enough
steam for a good demonstration a Ia
Dreamland, and cried out "Ticketp'
l was sold dance tickets for 25c-
but the worst is yet to come, the Or
chestra had hardly finished three bars
of music, when it stopped, and the
bandit floor manager rushed up to
me and grabbed another ticket for
the encore. That was enough. Those
hold-up games in st. Louis seem to
flourish. We wonder why the press
and New Negroes don't break up
these bandit and hold-up tactics. Pity
on the Cabaret hound in Missouri.
Hands Up!
wv TH1LE in st. Louis I also
NE/ spied several "down home"
Wv preachers peeping in res
taurants to Sc if any other
colored people were repasting there.
If they saw only white folk, they
wouldn't dare enter. The curse of
Southern sentiment has given them
Jim Grow minds.
T PEEPED in one of the "free
/ pants" Tailor Shops on the South
l. Side, and l saw them selling cot
ton suits to our boys for Sixty,
Seventy and even Hundred Dollars.
One had had a suit made at one of
the shops, and planned to strut his
stuff down the Stroll in his new eft
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-22
Hawaiian Gardens Raided

That the nghborhood in the vicinity of
57th Pl. and State st. is not the Land of
jazz" was demonstrated to Albert Ellis.
proprietor of the Hawaiian Gardens. at
572S State St. and about % "jazzers"
when the minions of the law swooped down
on the scene of merriment and revelry Sun
day night and staged raid
They were taken to the Englewood Sta
tion and booked charges of disorderly
conduct.
Officers making the arrest said that
liquor was being served
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-22

Mr. Arthur Brisbane, the brilliant editorial
Hearst Papers, who heretofore has
prejudice states that terrible imposition put savage
African soldiers in the homes of Frenchmen wives
The Africans while not highly civilized there the
cnrush of the Ravagng Germans We might
being the house with wives under
cumstances but why raise the color question:
black skins added objection. white mans heart
be entirely right in America. If his brain
you, Brisbane
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-22

We realize than that the pusy-footing cow
ardy crngng old Uncle Tom Negro be put
ground He is afraid to ask for liberty He believes
superiority of the white He has cearness
backbone They should be banished
of the earth Cive Liberty Give Death" shocking
and revolving to Them They believe Life any price They
have been dead from the shoulders birth Bury
Bury them.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-22

Dr. Dubois in his editorial defending the white constit-
of the N A. A. P. fails the point,
beginning with the Messenger that he
low cowardy No objects white people aiding
down-rodden Negroes God forbid object to their
leadership They think think they cannot
feel feel The orty of the N A. A. c. Leaders are
white whether they notorously known of
barbarian leading Creek a Jew leading Gentle. We
altruistc, but conditions make practical.
YIN c. A. johnson in Box the Krmess for trying to
vamp than lady ut q time.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-22

We find that 1000 white children born out of we'd
lock each and than per
The white sets beautiful example of morality the
Negro Probably social quality would given
and dsgraced white chance colored
husbands and their souls from the sins of numbering
by the acts of omission Why give life chance
proceed naturally.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-22
TRINITY BAPTIST MISSION

&c East 18th Street, Chicago.
Rev. Geo. W. King, Faster.
Services. Sunday School 10 A. NJ.
Preaching IL 80 A. M. and p NJ.
Thursday evening T: 80 Exhorting and
Testimony Public invited.
CHICAGO WHIP.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
GIANTSAN YANKS
FOR CAMPS
Christy Mathewson Is in
Charge of National
Leaguers.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.--ln the alb
sence OF Manager John j. McGraw,
VINO is on his way from Cuba to the
New York National league clubs
training quarters at san Antonio.
Texas, Christy Mathewson will be
In charge of the players who will
leave this city by special train for
Texas tomorrow and all those who
viii be picked up en- route.
Manager Higgins Of the New
York Americans also will entrain
here tomorrow with several players
bound for the Yanks' training camp
at Jacksonville. In the party will he
Babe Ruth, Thormailen. Mogridge,
Rode, Devitalie. Smallwood, Muir
ply. Geiser and Trainer Al Woods.
Bob Shawkey. Derrill Pratt and
Bob Rice, a new third baseman, will
Join them at Philadelphia. and at
Baltimore Joe Kelly will get aboard
with Wilson Fewster and II. +. Bic
miller, pitcher. Nineteen other
players, some of whom have not
signed their contracts, will go from
their home direct to Jacksonville.
Judge McQuade, the Giants treas
urer, will accompany Mathewson on
the trip to San Antonio. Five pitch
ers, Jesse Rarnes, :. :. Strykor. j. Il.
MCQuade, Rubc Benton and Harry
Burfeind will go from here together
with Outfielders Bowen. Kauff and
StatZ and lnfieldors FriSch. Cooney.
Horie and white. George Burns will
Join them at Utica. Al 81. Louis the
contingent will be reinforced with
more players including Nehf. Carton,
King, Rates. Sicking. Kinsclla, Nc
Carty and Trainer Mackall An the
other players will 20 direct to the
Texas quarters from their respective
homes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
OILT0N FORMS CLUB
BScbalt Association Il Organized
O Secure Best Baseball Play
crs Available.
Special to The World.

Special to The World.
OILTON, Okla, Feb. 27.-The
stock company foi >the purpose Of
organizing a baseball club in this
city has been formed, and practlc-
ally every business man In the town
has taken stock in the concern. The
company has been capitalized at
$500, all paid up and starts off
with one OF tho most promising
wears of Oiiton baseball
The list of officers chosen at the
meeting were NJ. p. Tippin. presi-
dent, Frank Terrill, vice president;
r. II. keeler, treasurer; Lou Cow
land and +, w. Ashlre, directors,
and the five names mentioned COM
pose the board OF directors. w. l..
Morgan was chosen as secretary
ana j. g. Hunt, manager
vigorous campaign Will be put
on at once to secure the very best
Players possible II is the intention
ot the company to guarantee the
kayers good positions in the oil
Sleids adjacent to Oliton and t:.en
flay them for each game they play,
SO much per game. Last season every
Vil company who had members OF
the ball team working for them al
owed them the privilege Of laying
VII when games were matched and
me same arrangement has been
made this season,
pilton has an excellent park. with
o,eachers TO seat close to 1000 pao-
PIE The grandstand will be en-
larged this year and will he built
10 hold close to a like number as
we hleachers. The board OF direc-
.ors and manager intend to give Oh-
'oh fans the very best team ever
gotten together here and some Zig
games will be played this season.
Is the intention to try and get one
VI me major league teams 10 play
here as they are going back east
rom their spring training. Oilton
pohs for the biggest baseball sea-
s%n This year in its history, as every
an IN town is pulling for it and
most them are taking stock in the
, company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28

the champion, because of the no
decision stuff, is permitted To wear
the title for longer period. Kill
nan" has been champion for several
years and he should he forced to de-
fend his title I'm "A decision bout. This
applies to all other champions as
well. -
There must he some action In re-
gard to forcing champions to de-
tend their crowns az least twice a
year. This was proposed as one Of
the rules OF the army. navy and
civilian boxing board. The Kilbane-
Nalger affair shows conclusively that
as long as the game is conducted as
II is now champions win continue
their disgusting refusal to engage in
decision goes, to the detrlment Of
the best interests of boxing.
=
Another foreigner has fallen a
victim to American boxing skill. Lew
Edwards, highly toyted English
scrapper. was last night stopped in
the seventh round OF his scheduled
lO-round go with Pinkie Mitchell at
Milwaukee. The result OF that en-
gagement came as a great surprise
to boxing followers. Edwards was
touted as great fighter, one who
would be ripe for a crack at Benny
Leonard's lightweight crown.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
SeUen Candidates File
in ohio Primary Race

COLUMBUS, ohio, rcb. EN-
tries In Ohiu'S presidential prefer
encc primary closed today with four
avowcd republican candidates Sand
three democrats ia the race. All filed
declarations with the secretary Of
state. Tho republican candidates
are United states senator Warren q.
Harding, Major General Leenard
Wood, James Il. Garfield and Louis
a. Baird OF Washington -. &. The
democratic candidates are Governor
James NJ Cox, former Governor
JaRos E. Campbell and James G.
Monroe of Chicago
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
DISREGARD S0VIET S
Peace OFFER, II H. Announced at
the state Department..

WASIItNGTON, Feb 27.-Sovict
Russia's proposal to the United
states for peace will receive no con-
stderation from the American gov
erumcnt 10 was sdid today at the
state department.
The proposal, addressed to the
United states, Japan and Rumauia.
was received at the department to-
day having been forwarded 10y Min
ister Morris at stockholm. II was
picked up thcre by radio after it
had been bruadcastcd by the soviet
wireless station az Moscow. Officials
said IL did not diffor from previous
proposals made by the holshcvik TO
the great powers. ana that II would
not he made public as u was regard
ed largely Us an effort TO further
soviet propaganda throughout the
world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
COTTON PROBE IS FAVORED
Committee i'm Congress Rcrommends
Investigation OF Increases.

WASHINGTON. Feb, 27.-An-
inquiry into the reasons for the
enormous advances in the the price
of cotton goods would be conducted
by the federal trade comm ission un-
der "a resolution ordered favopably
reported today by the house inter
state commerce committee.
Representative Tilson, epublican.
Connecticut, author Of the resom-
ton. told the committee the cotton
goods manufacturers were "profi.-
GERS OF the worst sort" lie said
prices had advanced 600 per cent
since 1914, although costs Of raw
cotton and mill labor had not ad-
Nanced more than Is per cent each
during that time
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
by LARRY DALEY.


Battling Ortega of Oakland.
clearly demonstrated his right for
battle for the worlds midG.c-
weight championship by defel'ing
George "k. o." Brown OF Oh cagl
100 20 slashing 15-round bout here
last night.
Ortega was superior to the windy
city scrapper throughout, and won
by a big margin. The Pacific coast
boy started strong in the first
.ound. and thereafter he had Brown
on the defensive. The Battler
showed "A sturdy wallop in both
fists. and disregarded boxing In an
effort TO end the mill with knoch
out. II looked as though he would
be successful several times, but the
remarkable stamina and fighting
spirit OF the Greek forced the go to
the limit.
Brown Game Fighter.
Brown came to Tulsa as a fighter
and IT was as fighter that he was
defeated. Round after round the
battered Greek absorbed punish
ment which would nave stopped a
man with less courage and endur-
ance. Hopelessly beaten after the
first five rounds, he made it fight,
as he promised
Bobby Hughes of New. Orleans.
was awarded "a technical knockout
over Mutt Mckee of oklahoma City,
IN the sixth round of their schcd-
uled 10-round go. Mckee Is suffer
Ing from an liberated tooth, which
bled profusely during the bout. The
so at the time 1t ended was fast
and interesting, such as has always
characterized bouts in which those
BOYS have appeared. Hughes had "A
slight shade when il was stopped.
Kid Spack OF Tulsa, outpointed
Billy PITT Of Sapulpa. in six
round go. Pitts tendency to cover
mp overcame his apparent hitting
power. Spack's cieverness was his
greatest asset.
Young Fleck of Tulsa, defeated
Young Johnson Of Tulsa. in slug
ging four-round curtain raiser.
Both boys showed up very good for
'heir initial appearance in "A Con
vcntIon hall show.
Gaharks itcfcrccing Picascs.
Referee Ged Gahan's officiating
vas of the best, aud justified the
statement "A few days ago that he Is
game. Mr.. Gahan was a third man
IN both main eyents.
Last nights card was fully up 10
advance NOTICES and Promoter
Matthias deserves great credit for the
splendid program given Tulsa box
INK fans.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
26 STATES IN BOOZE FIGHT
That Number Signify Intention 10
Battle Against Repeal of Law.

AUGUSTA, Me, Feb, 27.-A list OF
26 states that viii cooperate IN
opposing the action OF Rhode Isand
In seeking to have the national pro-
hibrlon amendment declared uncon-
stitutional was annouDced today by
Governor Millken.
These are Alabama, Arizona,
Arkansas, California, Colorado,
Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho.
Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Iouisi-
ana, Maine, Michigan. Montana. Ne.
braska, Nevada, North Carolina.
North Dakota, Oregon, South Da-
kota. Texas Utah, West Virginia
and Wyoming.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
EDWARDS IN PENkSYLV VANlA
Wet Governor 10 Make Bid There for
Democratic Delegates.

WASHINGTON. Feb 27.-Gov-
ernor Edwards OF New Jersey, is TO
carry his wet" fight into PennsyI.
yania, 1t was announced here today.
pennsylvania democrats are TO
nave an opportunity to pass upon
the issue OF "a wet" or "dry' lead
ership Of their party In tho coming
presidential campaign at the state
wide primary election to be held on
May IS next, In that state.
The name Of Governor Edwards / 4
10 be printed on the Official ballot
that voters at tho primaries may in
dicate their preference for him ~
tho choice OF the San Francisco
convention for the presidency.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
The Turf
AT NEW ORLEANS.
Results Yesterday.

First Freddie CKelsay) ),
first. Coombs (Meycrs). second;
Tut CMurphy), third. Time. AZ.
Vera Twiford. Hess Welch, Twinkle
Blue. Miss Adf-ianne, Johephine *.
Kahoma, Pauline solomon, Mar
guerite Ross, also ran.
Second race, six furlongs
(iichcreeR. first; Bell Ringer
(Butwelll, second. The Gallant
Columbia Tenn9 wall street Hun
termann, Mar1smus. l'rospVos
Baby. PlcasureYlle, New Model, Sir
John Nergne, Silvoy shapiro. also
ran
Third race, mile and sixteenth
Goldvale CRichcrceb, first: Gold
crest Toy tXoellcrl, second, CAballo
ORodriquez) third. Time, l:i7. leo.
Bubbhng Louder, lwiniwin Capital
city. W. H. Bucknct. Charming also
ran.
Fourth race. 5 furlonCs Toe Tho
Mark (Thurber). first, S,epson
,SmVh), second. Tattle tRodri-
quez), third. Time, 1909 3-j. our
Bulliant. Rainbow Girl. Cormoran
MaR1kon Maiden Voter. Ace Of
Trumps, TIA, Gorham. also ran.
Fifth race, one mile--t'ort Bliss
Gyke), first. Duke John tThurber) q,
second. Irish Kiss tMorrls). third
Time. 1899. quito. Lazy Lou, Heavy
Weapon, Spccdster, Might wind
Who Cares, Nose, also ran.
Sixth race, mile and 20 yards
RIB tludgeD. first, Challenger
CHueplc). second, Foreclosure
tWida). third. Time. l:fi 1-5.
Nellie Witwer, Viola Gaffncy, Emma
J., Thunder Bird, Red Domino, Cad
ing, Nashotah, Midia Copy Right
Ed'th X. Blue Star, also ran.
seventh race, mile aud thrcc-siX
orths--lndolencc tHuepleb. FIRST;
~ .Rey (Xocller), second, VIII 10
OLyke), third. Time 2:O1. Rookcry,
Ianlac, Glcipner. Dragon Rock,
Bertadano, Willigan, Ben Hampsou,
Or CreiEler. ponderosa also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
Muskogee High School
Basketers Are Defeated

MuSKoGEE, Feb. 27.--Central
high schools basketball team de-
feated the Bryan high school team
OF Dallas by a score of 33 to II
after hard fought struggle on the
high school court here tonight.
The Dallas team, while fast in the
early part of the game, showed poor
team work and lacked organization.
giving the Muskogee boys a decided
advantage over them.
Muskogee's team work was the
best she has shown this year.
Gillian. for Muskogee, was the
star of the game, while Deck also
played fast CLEAN fight.
The Lineup:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
to Manage
An A. E. +. Champion

leo PATTERSON OF Joplin, A, h. +,
,S'nn'"eight champion last season,
/, ~ now be under the management
ma McGilvery, boxing promoter
Ss S@u manager of Pitcher. Okla, and
mer sporting editor OF the Joplin.
"sws-Herald
% McGilvery was spectator at
nights boxing card here He is
,,S,,hg ,,uilhg Pau! Romans affairs in
sutton to Patterson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
y. W. &. A. Asks Tulsa
People for S70.000 to
HEN Finish 1920 Work

The Tulsa Y NJ. G.. \ needs q
budget of 100000 to successfully
carry on It's work during the pres
ont year, according To an an
nouucomcnt made Friday 10y G. T..
Buchucr. general secretary. \
campaign for the raising or this
money will bc staged during the
week Of March %
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
Ohio Cities Clashes
With Faculty Quint
in City Title Game

Ohio Cities and Tulsa high
school faculty basketball teams
engage In the first or series OF
games tonight, in which the city
championship will oe decided.
The Ohio Cities quintet is unde-
feated champion OF the OIL
league The pedagogue five Is one
Of the best in independent caging
in oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
Middleweights Step for
Is Sensational Rounds
at Top Speed.
MUTT HAS BAD TOOTH
Mckee Forced to Quit Due to
Infected Molar; Spack
and Fleck Win.
BOTing Decisions.

Battling Ortega, Oakland. dc.
fptted George Greek" Brown,
chicago, Is rounds.
Bobby Hughes, New Orleans,
vou technical knockout over
Mutt Mckee, seven rounds.
Kid Spack, Tulsa, outpointed
Billy Piltz, Sapulpa, six rounds.
Young Glcck, Tulsa, out
pointed Young Johnson, Tulsa,
four rounds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
CLOSE OUT

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makes.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
Doblc to Coach Cornell.

ITHACA. y. Y, l'cb. 27.--Officials
of Cornell university today con
firmed the report that Gilmour Do
bic. coach Of the navy football team,
has been released from his contract
at Annapolis and will coach the
Cornell eleven the next three years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
Bat Ortega BeatsK. O.. Brown;
MckeeQuit Hughes in 9TH
|DsogS5p!eps &!
Lorry Doiley

The rec @ n [
Johnny kilbane-
Benny V a 6 er
bout illustrates
the unfairness Of
the present sys
tenn OF determin
ing champions.
Nalger beat the
title holder in
seven rounds of
the eight and, ac-
cording TO ring
side critics, was
clearly superior
to kilbanc. Yet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
Detroit Wants Harvard Game.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb. 27-
Detroit university, it was stated to-
day, has applied for the date on the
Harvard football schedule aban-
doned by Notre Dame.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
Last Nights Bouts

At MISUNDERSTANDING Mitchell
scored a technical Knockout over
Lew Edwards, the Australian
lightweight champion, In tha
seventh round Of a scheduled 10
round bout
At Youngstown, Ohio-Ch1rlie
White, Chicago, knocked out Don
Curley, Toledo, in the eighth
round of a scheduled l2-round
bout.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS
lost AM rOIND

STRAYED On Tuesday from 1901 y
boulder, three months old yellow collie
puppy marked with white. phone infur-
nation To Usage 2i't or pHaF" c93o
LOST - basket und rhCrmus bottle.
finder please call Cedar 32l.
LOST--One blsck and tan hound with
white face. is Uld dog ana should have
O. r. bufreld name place on collar.
finder please call Usage g3ab and receive
reward.
LOST one English setter, female. black
and tan head. white and tigkcd body +.
small size, finder please call 1885 and re-
ccivc reward
LOST-Childs white fur neck piece. finder
please phone CHRFu $3.50 or call az 1880
x Norfolk Tor reward.
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HoON~ FON RiNI-tURNIsmED q
v iESlsuEp UoHu f.5 rrut. Cor two Eet
fIrTItU. lHu.p NIT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
LEGAL.

NOTICE or ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
Notice IL hereby given that tho annual
meeting OF the stock holders of Atlas Life
Insurance company Of Tulsa Oklahoma will
be held st the cOnpany's offices. 3ll Pal.
ace Building. Tulsa Oklahoma at II
q clock a m. Tuesday, March .. 1920. for
the purpose Of eloctinR board OF eleven
directors for the ensuing year and for
such other business as may be deemed
necessary.
ATLAS LIFE INSURANCE co.
By H. o. Mcclure, President.
S. DEzELL HAwLEY Secretary.
IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND FOR
TULSA COUNTY. OKLAHOMA
In the matter OF the probate Of the last
will and testament Of Celia Peck deceased
Probate No. 3lG7
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against Celia
Peek. dccessed are reuireqd 10 present tho
same, with the necessary vouchers. 20 the
undersigned executor Of the last will and
testament Of said Celia Peck, deceased at
his office in Hotel Tulss Tulsa, Oklshoua
or at the offices Of West sherman, psVid.
son 4 Moore 9O6 Palace Building Tulsa
Oklahoma within four months Of the date
hereof or the same will be forever barred
Dated this 2ith day Of February, \. d
1920
WILLIAM HUDSON PECK.
WEST SHERMAN, DAVIDSON 3 MOORE.
AttorupyA for I,prutor