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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-27
CLAIMS COMPANY LOST BOOKS
Tulsa Doctor Seeks Damages Against
American Hallway Express.

Damages OF $685. for the loss of
a set of medical books shipped from
Troy, N. Y, to Tulsa and lost in
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29

The SCIPPSBOOTH factory is one of the most modem
and completely equipped automobile plants located forty
tract and comprises than 100000 square feet of floor
space. All departments contained witn this mammoth building
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18
ALMA PETERSON
PLEASES TULSANS
Popular Selections Add
Interest to Program
of Soprano.

Tho dramatic soprano voice OF
Miss Alma Peterson filled Conven-
Ion hall last night and thrilled tho
audience. who seemed pleased with
every number. Miss Petersons vocal
tones were smooth and we'll placed,
rich IN color and beautifully inter
pretativc. She sang with ease and
her breath control was as splendid
as her dictioU was perfect.
beautiful rendition OF the diff
cult aria, Carlo Milo Ben" was Miss
Peterson's opening number. At the
close Of the first group OF songs she
sat down at tho piano and played
and sang Annie Laurie. >" and again,
following the last group OF songs she
cncored by singing 'ln Old Nirginy'
10 her own accompaniment. Tho
audiences liking of Miss Peterson
vas reCiprocated, as the operate
star declared behind tho scenes
hat she enjoyed her audience. and
mat they had been very kind to
her
Playing of Madame Juno Reed on
mo violin and of Mrs. Walter Cain
on the piano completely rounded out
me program. Tho 3naidcn venture Of
INC Drama league was also successful
IN financial way, according to Mrs.
- Brown. who managed the sale
ot seats The high school literary
Iund Will receive $2j from the con-
cert
Miss Peterson leaves tonight for
iallas. AS her husband Frank
boldie, rs Interested In oil. they will
spend part Of today visiting oil wells
IN Tulsa's vicinity.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18
TEACHERS LEAVE
FOR BIG MEETING
Principals Also Go to the
Chicago Convention
Today.
TO LAST THREE DAYS
Supt. Oberholtzer Unable to
Go on Account of State
Meeting.

I.t. principals an teachers who
leave, today 10 attend the national
,.,4l1nal education momin5 I'm chi
..e. february 10. 20 ana -. are
A...r pruntN, principal Of the high
school ". -. FormHn, from Whittier
schunI I} II. Johnson, from Kendall u
school. Charles Buthod, from the
celia clinton school; a. t.. Coppcrs.
of ths LOweh school. and Zelma
Glen supervisor of penmuuship. At
tho close Of the convention IN Chi
cago tho Tulsa delegates viii go to
Cleveland, ohio, to the semi-cen-
tennlaI meeting Of the department Of
supcrntendence, February 23-2S.
RepresentatiNcs from the Tulsa
public schools to tho fourteenth an
1ual convention of the Oklahoma
Education association ln Oklahoma
city. February 10, 20 and 81, will
'eAye tomorrow. Those who have
signed up to go are as follows: Lila
Wade Harreil, high school. Clarence
Drmln president OF LonGfellow
school. William Hatkcndorf. River
view school. Miss clara l<imbell,
irh school. j. y. Horncr, high
chool, II. .. Horuing, high school.
suzabtth McNcdl Central school
Naudo Carroll, Cola Clinton; j. H
Brown. Irving; a. il. Wicl,izcr,
Usage Elsie L.. Wheeler, Irvi1g
Gertrude Keller and Effie Hall, Lee
school. and T.. l.. Obcrholtzer. super
.ntcndcnt of public schools. Among
the speakers at the Oklahoma con
Nentiou will be Mr.. Obcrholtzer
Mrs. Harriet. j. r. IIorner, II. ..
Horning. Miss kimbcll
Dr. g. ~. Eimhrough and Dr.
Franklin 6. Dill Of Kendall college
will attend. as well as Mrs. Mincttc
lndses, county Superintendent OF
shools, ana Miss Alma Reid Nc
Glenn, librarian Of Tulsa public H.
Drary
Following the state convention he
ginning February 10, .. 4. Dbor-
holtzer and j. !. DoShdne. member
90 the school board, viii 20 to the
meeting IN Cleveland. ohio. This Is
tho first time Mr.. Ohcrholtyer las
missed q meeting In Chicago in iour
years. but lie was unable 10 attend
This year because of conflicting dates
with tho oklahoma session.
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LEGAL.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCKHoLDERS'
MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of The tockhoiders Of Atss Life
Insurance company Of Tulsa Oklahoma, will
be held At tho compauy's offices. 311 Pal.
ACC Building, Tulsa, oklahoma. at II
O o'clock a m Tuesday March .. 1890 for
the purpose OF oiecting board Of eleven
directors for tho ensuing year, end for
such other business as may DO deemed
necessary.
ATLAS LIFE INSURANCE co.
BY II. q. Mcclure, President
Attest:
S, DEzELL 1TAWLEY. Secretary.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
IN MEMORIAM

OBITUARY Rhoda Ann Babo. borned
January "a, 1853, I'm Chnicothc, ohio.
and departed IN this lie February r. 1920,
at 80 p. m. nt the home of her daughter
whom she. was visiting here In this city,
Mrs. Sleon Boggs. Sho was married 20
Alfred Smith, February g. 1870, 20 this
union was 10 children borued. ~ which
nine are still living. She was a Christian n
mother all these years I'm raising her
children. she and her husband some 20
years ago united In tho baptist church
uf Muskogee, the old home. whore she
TO all whom know her. Death H. sad Al
any time; mother. a grandmother and
a great grandmother, which is so dear.
Why should such good one be taken from
loved by every body whom knew her e She
leaves to mourn their loss nine children.
also lS grandchildren and four great
grandchildren, all OF whom were present
but three. She was taken TO old home at
conducted by Reverend Smith Of MuHllo-
gee Baptist church at o'clock on
laysd to rest beside her husband who pre-
ceded her IN death about - years ago,
and four children also wait her on the
other shore. Those relatives attended the
funeral, son !. A. Smith ~ SAINT Springs,
II. ". Smith aud family ~ BegEs. Okla.
frankl,n Roy smith 99t Tnlsa' daughter.
city, Mrs slool BogrA Tulsa, Mrs.
V '. Dicus and daughto. Of jerks, okla.
gee, a grandson, lL b Deugy and family Of
Jenks, okla, granddaugltcr and huS-
band of Kansas Guy, Eraudduughter Mrs,
clyde Nolan and husband of Texas cleo
Dlcus. a grandson ~ Kansas city and
q great many friends wore wero present
which miss her being absent, wc thank
everyone for their kindness and floral
offerings, iu our sorrow and death Of this
dear mother. grandmother and great
grandmother; n precious one from us has
gone a voice we loved Is still, place ts
vacant IN our home which never can he
flllcd. Children's lovt present In memory
to this mother Is Mrs Armstrong Of Tulsa.
Mrs. Cody OF Sand Springs, Okla" Mrs.
Osburn, Tulsa.
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rRorrssioNAL SERVICES 3
EMPLOYMENT

WHEN ~ NtEn Of msps. blue prina " man soi.
tall phone l5ii. " swart Nrw looston
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BOARD AND ROOMS


ROOMS ron RtNI=-It RNtSuEn ~
,r,t..ru .I $500,
| fnrt'b.I .., ,,,,,. tI',
I trance. rntIcncu. nW,rc aao5
IgtHItuUt "a ,..,,,... ....,.
r1nfrmate. .p rr,,,t" i.,,,' ID, uI ~, ~, ?
change references. phone cedar f5t
Ilt,sr,S ,., .>t,.i,- -,.,,,.,.,...., I......
front sIacpiuE room uudarn home. t,u
largo closets. bath adIuiuIuE. clos, iu son.
/ ilrwru only
, DETROIT 81 a. Si,.y furnished sIccu
mE room. suitable for two working mon.
oHaEc i"'o
| lBOULpER b.. 4O6 Furnished pIc.riur
room, gentlemen preferred. ur man and
"'tc
room6 suitable for Iva Non "r count,
employed close In, cedar 'tof
SECOND, ", tI6Is Sleeping room Tor
aales
ElMbpp N. 4II. Furnished fropt he'd
room for rent. modem huu,r phnnr
cedar soi
ina room. s,rictlv nri,atc
,,,,,,t,,,>. ,,.,,, ...,.
,,,,.y,,.-,,,5 So ',
,,,t. ,,., W.. ~ ',n ,nr |''plnH room q
,-,,,,,t, ,.,3,,,.,.5,,,.,. --
'Iiilgcc Hlirl, unuo', I"2i" "u't
sn'' l9i iNo Ernu'm'nt meals lf de.
...,....'..,.,
,,.,r ~" a'' N,,y u''lthnle
ossege isst
l "a for
beautifully furnished south room. con.
,'"i'"' =" ""'h hh"h' image 'lh'.
DENVER n. no Nicely furnished bod
iuuuf. suitable for two men or couple
FURNISH - ROOM for r"ut. close in,
phouo cedar 1857
Ma MA. hLL,. ~. loS Largo front r..c.n.
near two car lInes
s,,,p,r,,,,,,.,,,,
M ,i,t ,s ".' , , ~ ~ "l,'nau .'"noin
s. por week. phone cedar i6ix
,,,,,.,v ,,,,..,,,,,,., "..-H.,s
~, ,.tiii y n.risr'll-l, room WIN naih
t IVA" 'l''''''i' ''l al- ''7"t' '' D.
gt.,,9k, I""l9 ehp hehT""in' m duplex ,
.l'',"".'' wy '' ''"'. ......... ......-...
F'H HENT Comfortable sleeping room
men P'''''''" can '''t' "o'l
Fbh RENT h"aH"uahl., nice front room
private entrance and home adjoining
piioycd " refcrenccs ] ss"haneed rt si'p'I phone S
cedar l25t
FDR RENT south hydruotu In prlVate
home, 100 block on NJ ,,hcyenn.. can
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18
OFFICIAL COUNT IS IN
Federal Census Ends After More
Than SIX Weeks Canvassing City
Figures Not Given.

u is all over but the shouting, ."
std T. Bee Guthrey. city supervisor
VI INC census enumeration last night
glHr the last enumerators portfolio
nau been turned in to James $. Day
import district census supervisor.
MorNng until late hour last
gsht the federal census enumcr-
a,ols and the public spirited citizens
.Li Mho aided them In their work were
ole 10 enumerate a number of Tul-
aus ans VINO had been missed in tho
,hIAel counts and It is estimated
aIa Ia. several thousand names were
1btued ,bod to the credit of the city before
'f ctbSiis closed last night.
reports on the population wilt
i.'t oe available for at least 60 days
y thought by the census workers
pnea perhaps It will be even longer
r.ore Tho final records of the gov
,,,,,i''eul are complete. None. of tho
wUp5.Eser' would hazard a guess as 10
uS'., Il" showing of Tulas would be
''' reports are announced.
--7-7---a---H=
,,lsI IJea IN a new toy thcater are
IA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18

oRRII i,E 'tso,o OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ ioMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY.
Of hi, congsl coroa, meeting OF the Stockholders
treergs3ry 25 isa0. at 10 ocIocl suHe,u's
,tr,s, y,'''Te ot me company lii7 West Fourth
siss,i ulS- Oklahoma. for the purpose Of
sn5 s5',pg ma = board Of directors and receiyine
md 10, inon the reports OF the offcerS
ssss AZ transaction OF such other bust
meeting. 'P'V come before the
a. Jol1sesordsnee with the laws Of the state
iacornoS,nso,Hns under which this company Is
which bssea no stock can he voted on
N, eorosoeen oeen ransferred on the books OF
IA SlsIp,ainy within 20 days newt preceding
l. C. RITTs. Secretary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES tuK, SAI.E

.
sruTd
Stut1 roadster IN good condition. new
| l"'n't "lN .WlIc NN''l"t now ttNHt
| driven carefully by owner, terms. HoN
| FORD Good shane with shock ausurpsrs.
one man TOP, dcmountuhle rims. good
! tires 1a.h. Usage 7NJa
1918 NASli-Scvcn go facnEer, good cvudi
ton. new top and new paint rivo good
| urCs' inquire Home Decorating Co. al1
= BOston.
FOR SALE Hudson super aia. nvr.pps.
seuger Hpccdcr body, perfect mechanical
! condition, or VIII trade for real estate
call Usage N322.
ron sALE--Kug foursomc cight-cyIin-
original cost ulds model az roadster Tor
! seboi owncr leaving for west, must soil
Mulam Westbury. room ohio rooms
'hihulb"e 'hls.
GOOD ROADSTER Tor field service. must
sell az once, cali Cedar htt
FOR SALE-lgl7 Ford roadster. far con.
ditiou, phone Usage 334o or call at i24
THE HIcn on MAN
Might sull be poor had he never bought
a. ~. OIL lease think, then, agk about Now
''A''O ''"'',c. Ii'1ifSS d'Ha NGNgd"r 1853
3l6-8l7 Central National Bank uldr
FOR sALE--Latc model tord touring car
IN the very best running ordcrl good
must leave city; price i25. 1890 $. Elrin.
EOR SALE Ford touring car. extra
good shape. . bargain " sold at once
can at l2l' W THIRD after 80 ask lot
happv
FOR SALE-lS model Dodge chsssia at
a bargain. phone Usage .4g6, WaIkcr'H
Motor co. az E SECOND
FORD TOURING car. inst class condi-
ton phone Usage 1l1N
FOR SALE-Ford touring ear AZ 3O6 n
Sheycnne, phone osage 2ial
BUICK 1919 touring car. run o. 0OO tuiica,
terms. Usage G6js
FOR SALE--Onc-tun FORD truck. bcon
used about four months, sell cheap Tor
cash; call osaro iEt5.
FORD FOR SALE..Good seryiccabIo car.
tires new. $500, n. CraudalI $40 Ken
nHdy bldg phone CEDAR ST.
BUY THlS-i9i9 rulsa -Four. Al me.
'haulCal condition. good paint, good
tires, l03 w Secoud. pgaEo 1870
FIVE. E.PAssENGER touring car! prsc-
tically new: call Independent Torpedo
Barn, Fourth and kcnosha, phone Usage
ea'
ONE FORD touring car for sale. good
condition; one Ford truck. 2lO ~ De
troit. phone oasEe sIti
huTos FOR nIKE-GARAGES is
GARAGE SOS s. Bsrton s. pcr month.
GARAGE FOR rent. Usage 6sls
GARAGE FOR RENT-siO ~ HouIder.
call a. residence or phone Cedar 6Sl or
Usage 1851
GARAGE FOR rent, phone Cedar go. 1890
$ Cincinnati
GRfthpE Tor rent: $40 y. Rouider. call
at rcsidcncc or phono Cedar JSt or
CHEYENNE, s., loge-For rent Faragc.
GARAGE for r"nt; call pssre eali.
GARAGE for rent. phone Usage 1871.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS
SPECIAL NOTICE,

ATTENTION. Dirt movers wanted. sub
contractor Tor about 900 worth of
road work between jerks and Gleupool ,
some other dirt work some rock cNcava-
uon; Will pay good price. n. q. OttinRcr.
Anadarko. okla
NOTICE. will not pny for any bills
contracted by IcSsio Lane and charged
Signed. s'vFus Lane
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BUSINESS SERVICE
pKEs~MNI,ING NIIIINtNN

uiiEs~NIAkING Huu sItrr,t0nua. vourg f'r
H'i.lt.ioE work and priyrH, MIS- ear
riH ,l' Main. rh'un n.aro aio'.
pHEsSMA ANlNU. fancy hioufcs and sep
PLAIN .NNp fancy scvnE pnonc ur,gc
pltESsN NNING. can cedar 1906 tu got
Nnul now 7u'iut hr.ss OFF Wlnr uhd"
DHEssNNkIrD duur A. .o H Detroit.
prlu" reasonable phone tHaro tt.H
WANTEp. sNtl .ud waist fulnhot. call
20S Mary hrookman or phono uuugo
SEE Mrs MONTGOMERY ror drcsTnut.
inF, rcwoicilug aud alteration work at
ibis - Second
SHIRTS mudo to order. ulun sewing.
Mrs Nofc 1870 81 uost'u
DE ViNNS hcmstitrhiur. huttuu.cuvcr.
'nE. p"klur uEsr ls .cuEArLH. matt
SEWING WANTED 500 plain and
fancy, uricra rcpauuiuri ~ % Frank
fort phuuo bnrr thiH.J
pHEssMN<rrNG wanted. can Oseec tfgp.
DHEssMAklNG wanted. Will SO out boy
the day Mr.. Nichols cedar 1905. Ai'
MOVING AND sTOKNGE 20
MOVING AND STORAGE
siore with Pages Fireprooi Storage
Phones ossge liss.5s66
PAINTING AND DECORATING 80
WALL rApER
Quality ar good aa cvorywh"ro, prices
lower hs anywhere competent uHpcrhanE
cra at INour service plymouth Paper &
Paint "a. 3l2 " srroud ~. phone ie2f
ron pAfSrtNG or decorating use
akii'ed i"'otrt"t vsvviirni rrrvir- on
short notice; pricca roasonable ". a.
Ihotnpaou psarc Hh9
Y llnnGk papc'ntngng Anr painting kzidsns
u North Nrrinir Cedar 1853.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 80
WIEN N Ntln Of mapi, blue pnnH 0f mar sofs
tall phone 1911 T. " swart Nrw location.
l32 " Hfd
EMPLOYMENT
uEir wANTEp-MNLr ~
JUiN TuE ARMY Recruiting offices NJ
oklahoma city, Tulsa. Muskugcc. Chick
ssha. Ardmurc nud Enid
CAHPENTEUS WANTED Wood butch
cra. EsHscrH. loafofs or HAIRS need not
apply; firrt class pay FOR first class men
apply at COS Job, corner Thirteenth ami
Newport = Y UtchArdHnu, ruusHctnr.
WANT FIRST class buSh"lpau. uunc hut
one with experience need apply, Motei
Clothing 90 gl2 Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18
BOARD AND ROOMS


HOTELS Is
JACOBS HGTn,
200 Enof ventilated fuOms. everything and clean
Rooms 81 and 81 % per night. -, So and 81 per
sres 3Os EaN First street
LIGHT not SEKEEpiNG ROOMS 10
TWO ROOM furnished house Tor housc.
keeping inquiro at So S. quincy, nice
garden spot
GOOD SERVANT room with bath and
closet to white couple, phone Dsugo
GOLDEN. ". 8a9-- Hcautifu room with
full use Of house; rcssuuahl'.
ELGlN, 5; 2lA-rGrcc room suite. nircy
bath. phono Osarc sg9.
FOR RENT-One small room for ugn
housekocping Fuitsblo Tor lady cu-
ployed call osaFo tt12
FIFTH W. 6ls TO adults. two modern
housckc coping rooms. second floor. close
In, OsaEo 59ls
CHEYENNE. g., 3lg-rwo nice, light
Housekeeping rooms dpwnstairs. close
IN
ROULDER. S. 0A-Ono nice front room
Tor sleeping or housekeeplnR
DENVER, 3. sOs-rwo nicely furnished
housekeeping rooms for rcnt; rent $50
per month or fla aO pcr week.
CINCINNATI s.. lOsls-rwo downtown
rooms for light bookkeeping. cheap
rent,
FRISCO. ~, 4s-rwo furuishcd light
housekeeping rooms, modern. phone
Usage 1sls.
HODGE, l5O7-Large light housokccpug
room modern.
CHEYENNE, \. Gu Two front rooms.
mahogany furniture; rlouty of gas,
THREE on FOUR furuishcd houaokrcp-
ing rooms; rhnuo D-ago A5ll "a
ron. RENT Three rooms pa,ty fur
nishedi call 1929 nayennott
ELWOOD, n j0a--llrht houaetoepiUr
rooms; ON trst floor nn ghidr"u.
ROOMS FOR RENr-rJRNIsUEp u
BOSTON s., s2i#HNtgcly furnished sleep
ing room; modern home bath adioin-
inE close IN, Gemtl.mcn onl'
CHEY ENNE, s.. COs-FuruisHcd room Tor
gentlemen, convenient TO- bath close
In references reUuircd. paare ilsi
LARGE MONT -IerpiuE room. ,lpac ln.
81 per week; garage ~ desired, phouo
MAIN. s. lal2 FOR, reo, large sleep.
inF room; suitable for two
CINCINNATI s.. bIG--Nice sleeping
room for gentlemen phoue Usage H77.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front bed.
room ground floor, private entrance;
close in; call Cedar go between . &c. IN.
and y. m,
TWO ROOMS rent free I'M March I 6y
buying 13J Of furniture phone Cedar
MAIN. s. mo Furnished sleeping room
with large closet next 90 tbo bath,
MARY. BHoCKMAN APIS, 4oi Nicely
furnished room, connecting bath. pri-
vste entrance; to two young men, phone
Usage slGs.
CHEYENNE, ~. l2Ol-LurFo front Hoop.
ing room Tor routi newly furnished am
modern Conycnlcncost on car ana JluCy
line; Usage G2Za-I
MAIN, NJ, liCJ-For rent; nice large
sleeping room, connecting bath; gentle
men preferred.
FRISCO. s., 40A- For rent slcepInE room.
suitable Tor two gentlemen, close 10
bath
MODERN EuuMs on car line. OssEe s2iO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18

,oorlslrtea IN a new toy theater are
iInJovu ny a magnet passed around
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18

LEsMANaalf you are man Of abiii
wa have an excellent proposition \
can make you, Muller Tire q Rubber q,
- y. sixth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CLOSE OUT
Champion y spark plugs soc, axle
and gears for 100 makes of cars,
castings and tubes. new and used
radiators. used Fords, anything you
want for your car; springs for all
makes
AUTO SALVAGE
2l5 T.. Second St. Phone O-3754
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18

EESTAlIAHI EIHIlEES-- bullt
hack u#n. mirror frames stools
tables, chairs steam tables. coffsI
uru.. DumnIrtc cQupWcu. save vol
money. r4HF monthly payments, GroS
mtu Fuurtu HH.. pp's, Texas.
DOUGUNI MACHINES seIl coul
plpIc outfits. ready FOR business, wut
ready missed flour. a big seller, crurmoui
uroNta. easy monthly payment. write a
wire. GfHHmHu Fountain Co, pallA
VVNur
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18
spFCIAI NOTICLs

WANTEn--To know the whereabouts Of
Mrs. Hunt, practical nurse VINO nursed
In Tulsa last year; for hsr daughter with
whom she stayed, Please call Usage
IggO-J
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18
LEGAL

Hannis Optical Co.-Advt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

IN the interest Of hu-
manity-'n the Interest
Of safe ind sane mo
terne Put on you Weed
Tire Chains ''of the first
drop Of rain. . and insist
that ofhsrs DO the sams.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
What's Doing
Around the State

LAS NEGAS-The Baccalauroate
services for the graduating class at
the New Mexico Normal university
Will he held at \ o'clock on Sunday
night at the auditori an at the Nor
mai The guests OF honor chosen by
the class for sunday evening are
Mrs. William J. Mills, Mrs. a. -.
Higgins, Mrs. ~ J. Ryan, Dr Alice
Rice, Mrs. Secundino Rumcro. Mrs. J.
". ireland. Mrs. Almcda kunklc aud
Mrs. e. v Hcdgcock. President
Frank II. ~. Roberts OF the Normal
will preach the Baccdlhureutto ser
mon using as the subject OF his ud-
dress lie More than a Teacher"
El3cEo Bacu has
announced his intention to make the
race for sherin OF SuCorru county TO
succeed himself. Mr.. Bnca has been
sherin OF the county Tor the past i've
years.
RoswELI-E. u. sterling. driving
n large truck. WIS arrested By SHEER
IN e. 4, Rector. upon information
from Amarillo authorities asking that
he be tDkcn into custody II he APP
pcarod here. tie WIS placed In iail
here and a deputy arrived from ANA
rillo to take charge Of him.
ROSM ELL e. Weaver. Ir.. the
oloven-year-old son of Mr. ana Mrs.
!. C.Weavcr. was shot through the
chest and killed At the sam Butler
ranch. about 10 miles southeast at
Roswell. hy the accidental dischargo
OF a 3O-3O rifle. lie. with a little
hoy, nine years of agc was alone on
the ranch At the time, and the lituo
Weaver boy a alone when the acct
dent occurred. His companion heard
a shot, from tho direction OF the
house, and when he reached his play
mate, found him dead.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

SPECIAL 70 FHt HrRAtn
MILWAUKEE,. May 2e.-This II
the last chapter OF a amous intcrna-
tional romance hat has como TO an
end win The Ming Of "A suit by Mrs.
Amber Ailis. asking divorce from GU
bert Allis. seton OF family OF T.. T..
Aliis, founder Of the Alits-Chainiers
company, manufacturing mammoth
engines.
Il might well b. called The Wreck
~ the Ais Millions"
Mrs. Allis has taken q small cot
inge on a Wisconsin lake. where she
hopes To live quietly with her SON aud
daughter. Gilbert. Jr.. . and Amber. Z,
whose custody she asks In her bill
for divorce.
Her complaint charging cruelty and
inability to support the children fol-
lows bier husbands recent request
that he be adluJ sed a bankrupt.
Mrs. ANS says nor happiness lasted
only three years after the Wedding In
Europe in 1910. though the separation
10y agreement came, only this year.
Gilbert Ais, one Of ~ children or
T.. l.. ANS. inherited $500. 900 al the
time OF his fathers death Ia 1880. lis
petition In bankruptcy lists his iiahii-
tiles at $1,000 and his assets at $500.
Al n time the owner Of stock In
h Allis-Chalmors con pnny. u beau
titul hume on a big Montana ranch.
and homes In New York. Paris. Lon
don md Milwaukee. he has recently
been selling player pianos
The romance Of Gilbert AlIis and
his wife attracted attention IN Amer
GA and Europe Mrs. ANS born la
1hicago. was on The London stage
with Sir Henry Irving when Allis first
saw her lie was living I'm Parts ard
had run over to London Amber