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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
BURY H. g. CARTER, AUTO
VICTIM, IN BLANDF0RD
Obscuuics Are Held From Home of
iiis brother on tho South

Funeral services were hcld ycster-
da? afternoon for n g. Carter. head
OF Carter. Ncnable ~ Co. local grain
firm. and president of the National
Hay Association. who was instantly
Killed Friday afternoon in al auto
mobile crash at Stanton, from the
home OF his brother. W. j. Carter.
l!oi Porte: street. The body was
taken 10 BlanGford Cemetery. Peters
burg. f9r burial. tho funeral party
being transported In a special inter
urban car
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
Earthquake mt Malta.

LONDON. August 29.-The Island
of Malta suffered an earthquake shock
~ considerable force NJ PAS O'clock
TINS morning. says Central News
dispatch from Rome. quoting advices
from syracuse, sicily. Numerous
buildings in Florinn and the sur
rounding district were seriously dam
aged and the population was in a
panic, the dispatch says
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

hal m'S ,h sue and Winfield Crenshaw have
at Bon Air 'sS '"'r'c Moore
,o Miss i;no!ie Barnes has returned 70 her
Fla. "'S' OF Jacksonville.
Miss Virginia Jones and Geo-r. w..,.y
rranS,,o",iI ms city. are visiting their
rc; MT rom r. car'rT and her children have
Miss ViIEinia Byrd has hecn the r.cor,
guest OF friends In Accomac
MT ana Mrs J. g. Ramsay. OF Norfolk
nave been visiting Miss l.. f. Cook.
c: Mss E:thney 4. Selden. OF 22!o w Grace
street. is spending some time al ShadYx..I
after a visit TO Miss Evcly Santort;" - ~
l.owmoor; where much entertaining w.
done In her honor. was
M1s Brown Ayres and Miss Ruth Ay..,
o.. hnoSyiilc. Tenn. are the quests NJ
Mr: and Mrs. John II. Anderson. .Jr' .sos
Mrs. q. Z. Hall and family. who have
bcen, Spending tho summer al nv. Eanii
worth, virginia Reach. have -,II-rTt 70
their hnri: in Monroe Tetrac,, SC5 W.sr
Franklin st. wv .S'
r.. DIT and Mrs. BENJAMIN BIox.on. OF TOR
E L.aSiio s'dhkln street. arc guests OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
DISCRIMINATING Ant.

entomology OF the United States De.
nartment OF Agriculture recommends
the following: syrup is made oil
rather thin. with tho addition OF no,
not over three-fourths OF per cen,
SODIUM arsenate. Small sponges arc
saturated with the syrup and placed
ABOUT where the ants occur The
ants carr the mixture 10 their nests
ana iced IL 10 their young and
queens. with the result that the
colony is destroyed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


Gil ARLDTTESVILLE. VA, August
2a.-J ohm Caspar IIigEs aged SO. o!
aassie's Mills, Nelson County, died
m tHIs city yesterday, after a lon.
Illness. The body will be taken to,
morrow 20 Wayncsboro. where the
tnteTmcnt Will take place. Mr.. Higgg
married Miss En!c Humphrey. Of a.,
sic CITY. Va, who survives. with one
son, Raymond liEGs. Of Chester. Pa.
ana one daughter, Miss Viola HiEEs,
OF Whynesboro He also leaves his
mother and ono brother, William
Elggs. OF this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
Movie Calendar

E,Jot-Enid Hcnnei,. In "uair-
:, mr."
nhIEBIRD-Iinrry Carey In
"IiInnm SiuH.''
unoADwAf--"rhc jack Knife
Nnn."
tsIS-"Thr Piiucr Chap"
oDEoN-"'The Fighting Chance"
HEN-"rhc Moon Riders"
NtCT0U--'rhc Isiund Of ReEen-
crntiOu."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
ChiId-Ilcroinr In Picture.

i, rs happy coincidence that
Thomas MeiSh,n, whose love for chill
drcn is well itnown out in the Califor-
fornia movie colony. should have been
chosen TO play the hero in The
Prince Chap" William De Miles
notable screen production OF Edward
Peple'3 famous play Of the same
name. IL viii he the photoplay at
traction at the Isis Thcatcr this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30

DNNN lille, w. AUGUST %
Mayor Harry Wooding yesterday APP
pointed j.. w TONNES ana Guy wal
ton as members of tho Danvillc po-
lice commission which assumes office
next Wednesday. They VIII succeed
y -. Darlington and George $. Moore,
and are chosen from the new Couu-
Ell. The complete board Includes the
Mayors appointces, the Mayor and
w w. Clark and J. II Marlborough.
appo!nted OS The coMrt for !our Neara-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
.Bnd- ri,hcr C,rtoo,,.,

.. W. r., Newport News.-A maEa-
zine sketch of bud" Fisher. the car
toonisi' gives the Information that nc
hogan TO express mis- infant soul i'm
scraw!s as soon as he Wa big
enough 10 hold a pencil Hc was
horn In Illinois April 3. 1885,. and he
gan as cartcon!st in San Francisco
Cal. in 1906 HIS home /, al o5S
Riverside Drive. and Office. 72g
seventh Avenue, New York City. HIS
name is Harry c. Fisher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
Niclsnnmc of 49,,

Mrs. e. O. y. Richmond-Com.
monty accepted nicknames OF State.
are: Alabama. Cotton State; Arkansas
Bear state: California, Golden state
Colorado. Centennial state: Dcla
ware, Bluc Hen State: Florida, Pen.
insu.a state: Georgia, Cracker state
Illinois. Sucker State: Indiana
Hoosier state: Iowa, Hawkcye State
Kansas. Sunfower State; Kentuckv
Blue Grass state: Louisiana. Pelican
state: Maine. Pine Tree State: Mary.
land, Old Line State: Mnssachusctis
Bay STATE; Michigan. Wolverine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
Funeral of John Hall.

-, IT F.A f1sN lille. VA, August %
The body OF John Hal! was brought
Today from Washington. where he
oieu. ana Inferred in Coan Baptist
% years o: age. and is survived bv
Two sisters, Mrs. Willard Burgess, and
Mrs. Lee Burgess. both OF near Bur
CESS store. this county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30

"IIairpins." In WHICH pretty Enid
Rennctt will be seen at the Bijou
Thcater today. tomorrow and We'd
rtsday. was the last story written
by G. Gardner Sullivan before leaving
for trip around the world in search
Of new screen material.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30

Dorothy Davenport. who retired
from motion pictues two years ago
when she married Wallace Reid and
vowed at the same time that she
would never appear before the crank
ing camera again. is back. Miss
Davenport is at tho Odc0n T'hcatcr
today and tomorrow in the Para
mount Aircraft nlm version OF Rob
ert w. Chambers novel. The Fight
Ing Chance"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
GOOD HEALTH DUE
TO PLANT Juice"
Popular Business Man Tells
How the New Herbal Mcdi-
cine Relieved Hin.
STOMACH & KIDNEY TROUBLE
He Had Tried Many Rene
dies, But None Helped Him
But Plant Juice.

Nature. Ike an army when at
tackled. has warnings and signals
which should never 20 UNDECIDED.
When tho stomach, liver and kidneys
suffer sl!gh; ARRANGEMENTS they send
out their hurry calls to be careful.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
sarah BcrnJ,nrd, Il III

LONDON. August PA telegram
from the manager of Sarah Bernhard,.
the eminent French actress, says she
Is too i'll TO leave Paris to keen a
London engagement which was 10
begin next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
Information Bureau.
Inquirfes

Inquiries regarding aimoht my
topic, excepting on ieEnI md medical
nuDjccts. pre answered free. Az nil
Inquiries are Hnnwered directly by
perhonnl letter. seif-nddresscd
stamped envelope Is required. Adj.
oreas The Tinicn- DIsputch Infor1nn-
ZION bureau. Richinond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
Weeks Picture Shows
OGrrInEa NJ Local Houaea
IinrrY lItrrN.

Thca,crsoers who have seen Harry
g.. 30. -Hc Itlgt--o-pu- EAiD OF ga,
range Will have tho opportunity 10
see him IN evening clothes. top has.
cane. and all the parapncrnalia that
goes with formal attire. lie appears
that way in IA number OF ycencs in
his latest production. Human Stuff"
AZ the Blucb!rd today and tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30

FcOn Aiolphc Annette VAS born at
Douviiic. dioces" OF D'Evreux, Sep
,c'RSer t. 1850. and received his edu-
cation az DI.rreuN and st. .Sulpicc
seminary. paris lie was ordained
vicar OF the cathedral and secretary
Of the archdiocese OF Paris in 1850.
He was then named y.car-Ecncral
OF D'Evreux and became bishop
OF Baycux. November ~, 1898 ON
February u. 1906. ne was made titu-
ju,or Archbishop Of Sidcn and Coad-
jutor Archbishop Of tho archdiocese
Of Paris. in which Ollie" ne was in
stalled April IS. 1906.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
vioIen, Enr,Iuunkc i. Shawn

y violent earthquake on n South
: Sea island is one OF the colorful
( scenes in The Island of Regencra.
tioh' Nitagraph production f"a;ur
ing Antonio Moreno. which Will b..
shown at the Victor Thea,cr today
and tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
Rev. Henry I.nomi. ucad

IVN y. august 2S-Rev. Wonrv
LOOMS, "A DioEecr missionary. Is dead
HHcFe. ite was born IN Burlington. X.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
Old Conner Cont

IL Il. J., Crcwe-A large onc-ccnt
piece OF 1913 is listed as having a
value OF Is cents TO 81. according 10
Condition OF The coin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
ARCHBISHOP ANNETTE DIES
WHILE TAKING VACATION
Paris Prclntc Over,uNcd Himself
During StrcnnorL. Period of
World War.
Try A.soclatnhrr c,s l

PAKIS. Nugust 2D.-Cardinal Aeon
Adolphe Annette. Archbishop OF I'arjs.
died suddenly at O'Clock this mora
ing at Antony. near Paris. where he
vas spending vacation The DoGy
was brouEh; TO Ills Paris residence
this afternoon. The cardinal has not
been vel! tor the past year. as ne
overtaNed himself performing the ar
duous labors imposed ON MIN during
the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
WEDDINGS : ENGAGEMENTS

CHARlnTTESvILLf. VA, Aurust %
M; and Mrs. James cresap snrigg, OF
annopncs The engagement Of their dsush.
ter. Juiia Duryoa. to Mr.. Brodnax Cam
z graSuatc 81 Miss Spence's School. Of
Mew r,, 10TH. MI Cameron Is a graduate
with French ambulance cocps at salon
IA Tho wedding Will take place in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
IspeciaI To The TImcs.pIspa,cb. !

wINCifESTER. VA" Aurus, %
ns9u nc WAS made here Inst evening
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. Walter I,osiic:
I Uniysany OF Bc s.on Va; to samuel J.
place August 20 at the residence OF ibe
Sri,ds,s parents; the Rev. u. l.. white Of
Der OF che faculty Of tho Winchester PUB.
ts n SssSa aS being ri Latin Instructor in
land. Ark; on resy!nins from tho 'Yeiiov-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
j. y. Crawford

NORFOLK. VA, August .o.--J. 6
Srawiord, a prominent business man.
or ms city. died here today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
CHESAPEAKE &c OHIO RAILWAY!
lMiin Street Sfnfinn --l..i
RICHMOND, FIRE D'SB'O & POTOMAcR.
(EIoad Street Station. except where se

RlOIinUINI1, IKE d SD'U q POTOMAC 10. l.
lETold Streot Station. except where re /
otherwise indicatrd)
Arrivefrom 1eavsfr
l2A0 am. Washington & beyond. 80. k:l0e 81
,!;l0 am. Washing ton ueyond... M6.0tAt|
MI ;0opD. Washing ton beyond. 6:31At
1000 nm. Ashland Local........... t6:3oA4
ISIS a:a. Washington Local. s;3okH
40 pm. Washington & beyond.... MBA6As
6:25 pm. Washington & beyond.., if;5Sna
Ss:50 pm. Washington 4 beyond... i2:20tif}
=, 1910 am. Ashland Local. ......... C2:a0pf{
NIL 80 pm. Washington & beyond.... 3a5p5
9:l5 pm. Washington Lccal..... 3:5DpfN
1910 am. Ashland Local. . Bl:36pf}
1910 ut Warrington d beyond. h,5:tops
1910 pm S Sa,fast1 as'a beyond fssaiss Ss
~ Main Street Station. sfsS8
\ Arrives Main St. Station, parlor car ftoSS}
Washington is detached at Hermitage and kss5tS
into Broad ST. Station: arriving $40 pun, III
3 Daily except Saturday aud Sunday.
Saturday only. &SaSf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,
(Maln Street Station
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
main Street Stltlon)

coNsoLI DATED CITY TICKET oFrTe
$50 e. Main Street Phone Randslph<
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15
Ask Phone IuCtpnsc

OKLAHOMA CITY. April II. IN
crease In telephone rates at EarlS-
boro. pottawatomie county and
Hominy, Usage county were asked
OF the corporation commission ia
petitions ser Tor hearing on MAY ..
The Earlsboro company now chlrg-
ing $27 a year for business telephone
and SIS FOR residence telephones
asks an increase of 25 per cent. The
Hominy company, charging $50 for
business and SIS for residence
phones. asks an increase OF 50 a year
for business and SO a year of resi-
denCe phones
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15
FOOD HOARD|NG
IS NOT ALLOWED
State Commission Acts
to Prevent Food Tieup
Due to Strike.

OKLAHOMA cry. AprN II
Warning against food boarding OF
prutttCcring ON account OF the rail
ro1d situation WIS given by the state
fair price commission this afternoon
through J.. l.. RuRcrs, executive
secretary
SircC th,tc was uo meeting ut the
commission last night as planned
the secretary today visited every
memnrr of the hoard today and tooa
their vote ON the statement. which
was unanimously approved. II fol
lows.
"hurius the emergency created b,
the present transportation to-up ana
possible consequent ChortigC uf sup.
plies the fair price commission rules
that M merchant engaged iu whole
sale or retail Trad" shall iu,roh-"
prices on goods in stock on trausi.
except as tho cost to him OF such
goods may bc inCrcasgl Any at
tempt at boarding on the part OF
firms or individuals Will be dedliu
with vigorously
Dealers and individuals are urged
10 keep the fair price commission
Informed as to increases IN prices.
boarding stocks or purchases In ca
trCmo amounts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15
KENDALL DEBATES
A. & M. TEAM HERE
Name Judges for Inter
Collegiate Contest
Here Tonight.

Judges iu the intercollegiate CON.
test between Kendall college and \.
and VI I'm the Kendall auditorium
at N.lJ o'rloch this evening VIII hc
senator Eugene krrr. of NuskuEcc.
Judge 'lcslic MaNcN ut OkmulEcc.
and Earl Foster. attorney Of Sa
pulpa
Members of the debating team
from A. and VI college will hc en-
tcttdIucd during the day at Robert.
son han aud a dinner win ho given
In their honor hy the Theta Alpha
lht dramatic fraternity uf Ncudul
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15
PUSHES HOTEL CAMPAIGN
icwiS Tells rians To- Continue Iight
tu Enforce state Laws

~ N7-TTT TTTT-| T-TT-- 7"TVTT " II
OKLNHOMN CITN. Npru ~ -
Dr. y R. LOWS. state health ,uuI-
missioner announced today that hc
would proceed Ht once with % state
wide campaign to- enforce the state
Law regulating hotel conditions. In.
spcc'uts ut the department are 60 be-
instructed tu CLOSE all hotels iu tho
state which they nnd unprotected
10y proper fire ESCAPES ur iu an uu-
sanitary condition.
The campaign. hu said. is tu hc be-
Eun at Nrdmurc. Inspectors viii ho
aided there hN the civic league which
will cooperate with the department
iu correcting any conditions found
not tu accord with the law. Dr. Lewis
said the inspection would bc begun
within a few days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15
EnjOiR Contracting Firm
From Ren,OUing Gas Lines

Restraining the contracting firm OF
Carl Pleasant and T., II. Tibbitts from
tearing up or removing gas lines to
residences on East Third street, a
temporary injunction was granted
Yesterday I'm superior court to the
oklahoma Natural Gas company.
The Gas company claims Pleasan mt
" IlDhitis in sewer construction,
nave unlawfully removed gas supply
pipes To 1908. 1924, 1925 and 1928
East Third street. shutting Off the
gas supply from patrons of the gas
company
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15
State Briefs

BEGGS, April IA Mcssrs Mur-
gan and Amos Of Muskugec have
purchased the business and prop
crty OF Yes Thompson. including q
pool han ana will take charge az
once
CHEROKEE April III. :.
Meredith of Burlington was granted
a 2O-ycar franchise to furnish tat
town with electric current by a vote
or - To at a special election last
week
NORMAN. April ~ bean Holm.
berg and his 40 musicians started
yesterday ON weeks tour of the
south central counties This is the
second trip This year for the orchos-
ira and completes the schedule for
The year.
OlLTON. April II The Jennings
Free Press which circulated largely
IN this city, where 1t was printed by
ELI Admire, has suspended because
the people Of Jennings failed to cX-
tend IT sufficient support
CHEROKEE. April 14.-Odd Eel
lows here are getting ready for the
celebration uf tie lOlst anniversary
OF tho order on April 20. This en-
tory Of any In the state al Il tho team
frequent demand.
BEGGS, April 1i.-No opposition
developed to the proposed issue Of
bonds for 100000 to be used for
extension OF water and sewer mains
until Tuesday morning The bonds
carried by votes of 80 to 20 and 90
TO 2j respectively.
PONCA CITY. April l4-Thcrc
are $50 farm tractors in Kay coun-
| ~. with a total value Of $131.j0O, ac-
cording to the assessor, but none OF
them have been assessed Yet for
| 1920. They are taxed now like auto
mobiles, per horsepower, and each
must bear a license tag.
BEGGS, April 14.-Officers made
n raid Saturday on a store lust out
| side tho city limits and secured "A
quantity OF whisky and choc beer.
| The LIQUOR had been buried and was
| just being unearthed for trade when
the raid stopped proceedings. The
owner disappeared.
TAHLEQUAH. April li.--Rhodes-
| Pritchett post of the American
| Legion at its last meeting discussed
| the war bonus matter. The name
of the post is in honor Of Private
Jesse Rhodes. drowned in "A sinking
transport, and Private Tony Prit-
| chett. full blood Cherokee, who was
| killed at the front in France
CHEROKEE, April 14-School In
districts 80. near Helena, and 80,
near Aline. closed last Friday. The
school at Amorita also closed last
week. Supt, q. w. Tanning has been
retained at Alva for next year at a
/ handsome increase. -. W. Pierce
present superintendent of the Drift
wood schools. has been employed by
the Amorita consolidated schools for
next year.
| NORMAN, April 1i--Ninc phar
macy students OF the university are
taking the state examination in Mus
| kogee this week, namely: Frank
| Patterson and Floyd Gray, Norpan;
! Phoebe Jane Barnwell, Durant;
| Ethelyn Marcum, Lexington; Alex
ander Buckley, Pawhuska; Clark
! Bonham, Cordell; II. II. Green, Hel.
ena: Otto Braden, Tahlequah, and
Harlan Fuller, MARROW.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15
GET SUFFRAGE PETITION
FIRST Signatures un Request for Ref
crCndum Are WrcCi,cd ~ Capital

iiy Associated Press state wire
OKLAHOMA CITY, April - -
First signed petitions FOR the refer
cudum uf the resolution ratfyiug the
federal woman suffrage cuustitu.
tlonal amendment to bc returned 90
Attorney Gougral ). T.. Freezing Nas
received today from y. W AHis of
Meekcr, Lincoln county
Leaders uf the movement for ref
crcudum of the federal suffrage
question pointed out today reccu;
editorial in negro publication in
this city which declared "rcRardlcJs
of what anyuue says the negro W., Il
an is going 30 Not" and vote IN on
ldhOma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15
Kendall Girl Judges
School Vocal Contest

Miss Josephine IaNmau, graduat.
Ing ,Nprc-s.ou student az kcndail
clllcg, VIII act as ono of the iudgcs
20 l urtlc and high school contest
tn piano. voice. reading ana uunrtettr
To- bo held At Carcmorc tomorrow
evening \ sin iliar contest hold ~
ColliuSNulc Wednesday evening NaN
Judged hy Mlss luNWan, Mrs John
knowles Weaver nnd Mrs. Evelyn
tttu,N short
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15
Women Want Accounting
for Production of Oil

Judgment for $4,000 and an ac-
counting for oil and gas taken from
a lease In section 34-1S-12, Tulsa
county. was asked in district court
Yesterday by Tulmarsey McCulla
and Gordic Gooden against Charles
Page. Ethel Davis and others. the
petitioner claiming three-eighths in
terost I'm the property.
The petition states that Page and
his associates have claimed eXclu-
siye possession to the property and
have taken in excess of 100000 in
oil and gas from the lease for which
they have NOT accounted to these
petitioners,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15

OKLAHOMA CITY, April Ia
Medical examination OF deaf and
dumb children at the state school at
sulphur will begin tomorrow with
the aim Of discovering those who
may be cured by an operation, Or
\ II. Lewis. state health commits
sioncr announced today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15
COURT SENTENCES MEN
Two Youths Plead t.ulIt, ,o Icionics
aud Are sent to rcnitcntiary
Ia serve t1,c Years.

Ia Hcrty. charged with conloint
robbery of Steve Gabriel and two
other Greeks at tho Midland Valley
railroad tracks and Second street In
this city. Aug a.. entered a plea Of
guilty Yesterday IN district court ann
was sentenced 10y Judge Redmond
;. Cole 10 serve five years IN tho
state pcnitcntiary
GIrard TrnNor. u aocnnh dcfondAnI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15
RUSSELL'S CASE
IS THROWN OUT
Corporation Commission
Holds 1t Has No
Jurisdiction.
WANTED ADVERTISING
Was Refused Permission to
Insert Statement for Which
He Offered to Pay.

. N..nIIHfNt iIfeN Cla'' W llf
DKt.AuOMA CITY, April IL
Declaring that the state corporation
commission has no jurisdiction In
ttr complaint Of Campbell Russell
,.,t0.t the oklahoma publishirg
-aruanv alleging unlawful Giscrim-
nation i'm that 1t refused to publish
',a,ortiscmcnts offered by him, the
.omu,issinn today dismissed the case.
r D. Frhols wrote the opinion ana
tu l. walker, chairman or the COM
mission. CoDcurreS
uerause the oklahoma Publishing
.ompluys business does not conSti-
lte virtual monopoly, the corpora
xAon commission has no jurisdiction
IN IN It's conduct, the opinion said.
~ ~ tho commission can punish
',bis drfondant for the alleged dis
limitation" the opinion saws, then
~ certainly has the further iurisdic-
lion to regulate all its practices,
prl-rg ratos and charges and II
,voud follow that II could do the
same thing with reference 10 every
other publication in the state. II it
can regulate and fix prices and
charges for newspapers. under the
same conditions Il could regulate
and fix prices and charges for every
other kind and character OF bust
ness"
Russell said tonight nc had no
comment TO make on tho decision or
his colleagues on the commission. lie
aid not say whether he would file
his complaint with another tribunal
or allow the case 10 remain closcC.
kussclrs complaint against the
rubisring company grew out OF its
refusal to publish statement he Of
fcrcd to pay for defending his posi-
lion relative to charges he had made
against Governor Robertson and the
state pardon and parole board after
a legislative committee had investi-
gated the charges and eXonerated the
..,y,rpor and tho hoard
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-15
Heirs Ask Restitution
of Interest in Leases

Asking restitution to Mitchell Gray
son and others Of their interest in
oil properties lying in section
lS.l9-l2, Tulsa county. suit was filed
in district court Yesterday bv Gray
son against Charles Page, the Gladys
Belle oil company and others, in
which the appointment of a receiver
for the property is petitioned. Gray
son claims an interest through Joe
Grayson, deceased. a Creek indian.
10 whom tho land was allotted by
the government.