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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-19
BOXING AT UNIVERSITY
American legion Boxer Accepts
Nagy's ChallcnGe--Ridings in
SiN-Round Battle.

p NORMAN, April &c. Evans,
American legion boxer and champ
ion lightweight fighter OF the first
division, \. r. r. well meet Horse
shocr Macy soldier boxer of the
regular army artillery detachment
on duty with the II. q. r. G. unit
a. tho University OF Oklahoma,
Dewey Luster, sooner 1920 football
captain announces Tho agreement
hciween Luster for the legion and
the soldiers is for a siX-round eX-
hlbltlon bout in the Il. O. II. G..
armory, within the next fifteen days.
This announcement was made late
Tuesday night by university student
trainers who took up Mays chal-
lenge last week. Evans won a repu-
tauon in overseas matches. He was
wounded in action but has com
pleicly recovered and is expected to
give the horscshoer hot battle,
hackers state.
Tho match will he strictly an
amateur bout, proceeds going to the
sooner legion post Macy, the army
challenger, will weigh in at about
4da pounds and Evans at about l3a.
Eugene Chastain, LawtOn. and
Preach Rulings. Oklahoma City.
Students at the university, will meet
IN ore Of the thrcc-round prelim-
lnarics
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Business Women Agree
for Clothes Economy


The semi monthly meeting Of The
board of directors scheduled Tor
April 90, VIII not take place untl
10 O'Clock Tuesday April q. in or
der to receive reports from he ma
tionHl conference at cleveland.
Miss Susie Meek, special national
secretary for work among the In
dams, VIII arrive in Tulsa April 25.
Mr and Mrs. Paul Neptish. field
directors OF the Serbian. American
hospital and relief association. viii
be the guests OF honor AT the home
hour iu thc association pdrlurs az 4
o clock this afternoon.
Presentation to the general mcm-
bcrship I'm the near future OF plans
tpr the support OF a foreign sccrc-
iary was decided upon Friday al me
regular luncheon and meeting uf the
religious work committee OF which
Mrs. G. W. Grimes is chairman.
Women Of the Tidal oil company
will meet at tho y w. q. 4. this
week 20 organize a club Mrs Wei
don IS chairman Of the organization
committee.
Buncheons and meetings for bust
ness and professional womens clubs
to be held at the y. w G. A. this
week are: TUESDAY noon somI-
monBhlY luncheon for oklahoma
Producing & Refining women. Tues
day evening, semi-monthlv meeting
of llaliiburtun-Abbott club. Wedues-
day noon, luncheon Of women of the
OHIO cities company, Wednesday
evening. meeting of Girls club Of
the Central National bank. Thurs-
day noon, luncheon of women Of the
Gypsy Oil company.
The April birthday luncheon will
be held Tuesday noon. April 20, for
association girls whose birthday
falls in This month. Mrs. .. II.
Leonard will be hostess
Miss Jenet Alien, night secretary,
has invited young employed girls 10
come to the Y. ". at 1880 o'clock
Monday evening for a gymnasium
frolic and informal party.
Miss Ethel Fonda. who has Just
returned from association work in
Japan and is now acting as religious
work secretary at the Dallas Y w.
6. A, will be at the local association
May Il.
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ORGAN PLAYS POPULAR
Christian Church RccitaIs Bring
Warm Applause on Spring
Afternoon Yesterday.

Increasing popularity of tho public
organ recitals at the First Chrstia n
church was evidenced in the 700
people present at tho recital yestor-
day afternoon. 4 number were in
attendance from out Of town
Each number on the program was
warmly received, the organ compost
tons Pastoral suite" and The
Rosary" played by Ernest Prang
Stamm being especially well liked.
Harp solos by Miss Evelyn Shcdd OF
jerks were encorcd several times
Ten written requests for special or
gan numbers on succeeding recitals
we're received by Mr.. Stamm at the
close of the recital, MIR Stamm plays
at least one request number at each
Sunday recital
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Some Difference Of Opin-
ion About Methods, But
All Approve Idea.
UNIFORM NOT FAVORED
No Dictate of Apparel Can
Prevent Women from Look
ing Their individuality.

Immediate response of Tulsa
business women to the movement for
clothes economy suggests that IT
answers a long felt want. Opinion
differs only on the question OF wear
.rE old clothes or a standard dress.
Women employees of the Wolvor-
inc. GYPSY, oklahoma Producing a
Eenniug, Oklahoma Natural Gas.
Twin state and Carter Oil companies
have expressed desire to wear Old
clothes and badge signifying al
tf.liation with the 'overall and
fapron club" and to limit oNpendi-
tflr,s 10 essentials. The women Of
several companies have also pro-
nounccd themselves willing to don
a uniform IL the movement IS gem
cral and one or two organizations
are calling for "A standard uniform.
In announcing that the women of
the oklahoma Producing n Rotin-
inE co. favored aprons as the stand
ard dress OF protest, a representa-
tive said. we must wear a uniform
In order that silk clothes will be as
unfashionlble as inexpensive clothes
are now
At a meeting held by the Girls
club Of the Central national bank
NfN.fI IAAg lbl Nilt IAA l'bot VI lAs
cussug the high cost OF clothing.
the following resolution was passed
Ny a unanimous vote: I'VE. the un-
dersigned. are in hearty accord with
tho drive TO cut down the high cost
Of clothing; we pledge ourselves to
wear a uniform, the style and ma
terial Of which Is to be decided later.
until such time as the high cost Of
.clothAng Is reduced This resolution
has net with the hearty approval OF
the officers OF the bank and the
girls are enthusiastically planning
their now outfits.
Il approve Of a uniform most
heartily" said one business woman
in a responsible executive position.
1t will do away with the tendency
60 wear ball dresses on Monday
morning. Fluffy ruffles have no
place In a business office"
Denial Of the suggestion that the
wearing OF standard garment
would deprive women of individual
ity was made by another woman. "A
woman is individual first, last, and
all the time she said. Put a wom-
an on a desert island and give her
fig leaves and n palm leaf and she
will be individual When you go
into an orphanage asylum the chill
dren wear uniforms. the boys look
alike. but the girls are individual in
appearance"
If Tulsa business women do not
wear uniforms to work TO express
their protest against the price Of
clothes, at least they should make
an effort to be uniformly tailored
IN appearance, is the opinion OF an
other business woman. And by
tailored | don't mean masculine or
mannish." she added. "lt is perfect
ly possible TO wear tailored rainment
and yet look feminine at one and the
same time. The first essential for a
business woman Is that she be we'll
groomed and this she cap be in sim
PIE and inexpensive clothes"
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SOLDIERS ARE BAREFOOTED
foliSh Defenders March TO Front
Without Footwear.

WARSAW. April 1.-THE suffer
ing 'n Poland this winter due to shoe
shortage is beyond calculation In
Lh'ee words, the story is exposure,
pneumonia and death. The whole
.'atner and boot industry has been
wrecked by the war, and even the
TASK or providing footwear for the
army Is more than the government
.ah handle. Soldiers marching to
mo front their feet wrapped in
straw or rags, are a common sight.
0NoeS for civilians are almost i'm
possible 10 buy, One poor woman
VINO had secured a job at shoveling
@'HeWalks came 10 the American
hJl Cross to ask for shoes "Ons
w9uld do all right" she modestly
explained. "One for my shovel foot.
nave rags enough for the left.
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q. o. p. Committee 10 Meet.

CHICAGO Apt l8.-The ropubli-
can national committee will meet
in Chicago on May 23 to consider
contests between delegates to the ma 20
tional convention June s. Fred Up
ham, treasurer Of the committee,
said today. VIII H. Hays. national
chairman, A. r. Hart chairman or
the Chicago convention arrange
ments and Mr.. Upham spent today in
conference on plans for the national
gathering.
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Blood Bar Is Removed.

STCNKHOLM, April 17.-Swed- =
.sn princesses may henceforth marry
u"ihmoners, for the government has
introduced in parliament bill 10
amend the old law which forbade
mem 10 wed anyone not OF royal
ulosd. Under the proposed law only
lhe kings knowledge and consent Is
xequ!slte for such unions.
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AUTOMOBILES


ENN %NiE or Will tadr uu furniture
v IHiS model seven pta-surrr Siudcbtkrr
.Hr iu furi GLASS condition. Will H,l gi
ttr1Iu MoHr,hcud Paine NHsEr ..|H
.r Cedar 900
ron SALE tord touring car. lauss good
and runs Eu.1. shock un..In,.. Hut
ftif tfH. Ir,c t.3t. tN.ur D.tr.
.tHn.k
UiINDNi.E roadster, tn Nf.t ,Ia.H ,uu
u''Hu. two brand new tfys. fui .u.'
uf H.J. fur touring car 90. N lu.t
I.m E'|r,r
a lHtu NuurI. FNtp SEuA\. au', boon
lu uHr lVu WHu'u. aud iu tf.t elias,
condition. IHr seal, uf trade fur rutu.
.trf Ndu'rsa r..trv T. NradfDtt 40
n 1uJuHh -t
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Want Ads
Rates and information

I t.c per word per time
Seven insertions FOR the price ot STA.
Minimum space o. Wotds
lc per word per day whom copy runs
on. month without change
Minimum amount accepted ctc.
ALI CHARGE WANT ADS are du"
ana payable the same day first inss--
tion of al appear. tAll out town
want ads and an wanted 90 rent sii.
nations wanted. wearing apparel and
hous'hold goods ads are p0sitNclN
cash iu advance
TELEPHONE WANT ADS are
charged at the same rate aH cash ads
and collections viii be made at your
homo or office as soon after first In
seftion ~ possible. this is an accom-.
modation service and payments should
be made promptly when bill is urr.
scnted Always ask your telephone Hd
to be repeated back to you by tho
telephone al taker to make sure that
n has been correctly taken. The world
cannot assume responsibility for errors
OF any kind occurring Ia telephone
Advertisements
Under no circumstances are We re-
HpOnsible FOR errors In any advertise
mont unless reported Immediately
after first insertion. No reduction In
cost of an al viii be made unless error
destroys value OF ad.
Phone 5000
Ask Want 4 nor.rtt,rvt
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SPECIAL NnTICEs

WEST MAiN MATERNITY fanitarium.
for the sSfG nd BToeSS,'on Of ySgTs
lbA7 W Main. Or. Nj, H. Newman Med
teal Director, 3o7 Colcord Bldg. Okla
homa city.
VACUUM cleaners for rent by day or
week Phone cedar SOC
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COuldni Think of
Offending Friend
and Good NeighbOr

TOPEKA Kan. April IT,. To-
lico 1hicf Harmon was given 1n-
other Insight Into the queer ways
" women the other day
When Harmon answered pro
longcd ring ON the telephone au
excited Woman's voice gaspcd
My ncighbors chickens are
running my garden. Come right
down here ana shoot them
The chief explained that q COM
plaint would have to be- sworn
OUT.
"Oh. couldn't do that" fairly
shrickcd tho owner Of the gar.
den shes one of my bcs' friends
wouldn't offend her Tor the
world
Nc. the chief didn't swcar-thtt
IL not until after hc had care
fuzzy replaced the receiver on It's
hook.
Apparatus has been invented by %
Norwegian with which carbide IS be-
ing used Tor fuel in beuZine motors
fur boats and he ~ experimenting
with its use i'm uUfrulgum engines
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rAI>rI~G Ann DECORATING
rNIIonfNG AN rnrssi>G

FOR mon. CLASS tailoring call al
rntFinH Ladies and Cents Tailor shop
suits made 'p order. also all kinds ~ re
modelling, Blk shirts made to order, 7
". .Eth Ft Usage h9bb.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-19

Anchor chains heretofore made
from wrought iron by hand, can
ne cast in their entirety from steel
'US a now process.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

O.p.. 1000
v,. ...I .I.r .. ..r .. t...,......
... . ITO
.vI,u t..I .. ..unI.f... ,o.,..l sim
,... lH... u..l. HIH
.... soU r.,t.. r..,I,ir. ia IT
l.r.t W N..., I.sr. 700 work. rutrau.
'-.'
.IrI MG u,rWbIl ,.ut r.i f.r g..
u fulI .Ir.l. .. .tUr II ts .I. .
."r''. 'n" h'.h u.r.n tul 'f o,r uno.
r..,t'. .,n' Ul..' ".s'7 "t ''Ht
.lNEEI ItuDt. ... .N.u. LOT us build
ID '.' .''.'.. ..ui new house
n.r"l.I nunIEn .. r.w.1.us ,ow
'.... UN.U. O.tI. NN.I. HtEy .tk.ps.i,o
t..i.I.
.f...H.. ..H r...t.I,. .....,.t. .,.....
N.u.tt .Ht and .,.u,ur.d IsaIo
u.,s .,.m,..l v.u mama, ,l.,,.,
l..r. r.f.t.. .t.I. ..u.l,i t.,,,.ti,.s
rr.ns uaal. f... t "''''
...FUt IlM.\i W'l,N.
,,-....... .2.' --..
au o'-R ..'uotesi Porter Mattrosi
.,... Eg'uhrllg SEuNiDE.
.'.'' N'l,h .NNp. IIlNil HhNNl'H
,,,.,r,,,,,.,.... ,.............
NN l'I ~, i" HruNNhtri ana tccot
,'"' l'I l.l"' l!e same daN Phone
w. Hih''Al| MHiifenH 60
lroWpu} sud neatly done can Usage
''''
WAS ltD. Water wells to driII D. -
'"i". uh0ne C'dor i2t.
pairing oHtlmntos free iiG W FIRST
osaEe Nh2n prvlll Stufle
LACE CUitIAiNH dry cleaned 7or IAun.
derod by experts ms ~ Cincinnati!
phonr psaEu t'ds
sroNEs aud furniture rcpairedi stoves
bought sold aud exchanged. Jessie
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WANTED. -r0astsrors and bHgkiayers.
SlS > lTlaCo.
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IIGnr HoUsEKEEriNG ROOMS ~

MAIN +, l22o-Tw0 nice hOusoke, pins
rooms on rear ~ lot. also suite NJ two
rooms, We'll furnishcd, good water, adults
only no pets.
ELWOOD N, 5lt--Large front room for
Hight housekeeping modern, also
garage. Phone Usage G67l
THREE NICELY furnished rooms FOR
light housekeeping Phone Cedar ~
upuSEkEErlNG roomHa suitable for
girls employed 22t second st
TWO LIGHT housekeeping rooms, mod.
crn 100 g. Wheeling
TWO ROOMS for housokecping ground
Joor, screened 10 porch; modern. Usage
'sl-J
CHEYENNE, ~, 7s2--Two housekccping
rooms. closet well and shade. Phone
Usage bs-9-H
FOsTORIA. l228-Thr.e nicely furnished
rooms for light Housekeeping, also
garage and garden spot, on BsllyieW car
line. no children osage il7h-J
TWO FURNISHED rooms for light house
keeping, private home, on Kendall car
line 2b2s r. seventh.
BOSTON. n, Gls--Llght i huusekoeping
and sleeping rooms. Fhouo Usage 22Sl
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Phone 5000
Ask for Want Ad Department.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

a
STOLEN from house between Skiatoot
and Sperry, 1850 worth Of furniture
sis dining room chairs, three rugs. green,
brown. old rose, one mattress $50. ono
gray blanket two pillows. one comfort
one bedsprcad. one wool shirt. Finder
address Ewell Phillips Skiatook Rural
Route; will give price Of furniture a. re
ward Tor conviction.
LOsT-A blue taffeta dress in package;
partly made. Finder call Usage 45S9-N
and receive reward us $. Jackson.
LOST beaded bag containing 81 bill,
ward offered can ketchum Hotel Mrs.
Grant Dickey room 6i5
LOST--A small diamond stick pin. re
ward Phonc Usage lt3a-k
LOST-Cameo pin at Country club or
southeastern Grocery Finder call
LOST--A blue tsffeta dress In package.
partly made; finder csll Usage -5S9 II
and receive reward. us = Gutnrie.
LoST--On night OF April ic probably at
bracelet with Swiss movement. cal Usage
sl23. reward
LosT-Tucsday brown hand t6oied
leather. purse: liberal reward. Phone
ONE KOKOMO gridiron, 54Nt automobile
casing. , Finder return TO square Deal
Garage ana receive reward. 2O2 y. boul-
der.
LOST Tuesday. brown leather hand
tulle purse s. reward. osaFe sS30
LOST OR STOLEN--Bay horse. 10 years
old. l2 hands high. two shoes off,
halt moon In forehead. Phone Usage
STRAYED or STOLEN-Hay horse. b.
hands high half moon In forehead 10
years old two shoes of. l2ll, y. Cin-
Clnnhti Phone 7SSs-R. Reward
LOST T-Old fashioned round gold brooch
with pearl In center, between Ftfth and
sixth on Denver or east entrance Of Hotel
Tulsa reward. can cedar ll2.
Purely Personal =
wANTED--To communicate with partIc,
going to oregon a. once who viii as
l. knight West Tulsa, Okla
CANCERS sores, tumOrs. pens. goltrc.
piles. flstula Write tar Testimonials
Box cti Troup Texaa
~ " GOLDEN wants to take charge ~
boarding house near Hominy. For FUR
ther Information call at the New Fox
CONFINEMENT CASES eTciusiyeIy. sew
Gat6r. Okla 'Tolophcoine si7 1s''''"''
PRESENT ADDRESS Of Mrs. Minnie V
Ark, Hot SprinEs and Little Rock. i'm
portsnt Information awaiting you. Please
Communicate with Mrs. Rose q, Bauer,
PARAMOUNT Maternity hospital for
confinement, private prices reasonable
ma, work for board babies adopted
All T.. Twonty-seventh st, Kansas CITY,
Mo
VALUABLE Information Tor Shumway
Unit owners Write Cook, room 9l5,
l23 W Madison 81, Chicago
.C H. VAUGHAN ~ Mounds Okla. would
Ike to know tho Whereabouts of r. y
Miller. Frank Miller" who left TexHcu.
n NJ, about i9l2.
SPECIAL NOTICES o
WEST MAiN MATERNITY sanitaTium:
for the cage and protection of young
women. rates reasonable, babies adopted:
l6A7 ". Main. Or. Nj H. Newman, Med
homa city.
VACUUM Cleaners Tor rrnt by day OF
week Phone cedar SOC.
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' I.' ' ''' '
'uWpol"uf bpl'i1u
NI.NI: II -
hl cNl Inn JcWtIiN 20.
The square pcai store"
l1u Elu Thlrd So
Opposite Hotel Tulsa
ruurE I,rlN u,r,.r.i upp n.p.s
b,rrirt r.'1.' s.' ,.t I,i'
uIrl rnou, Dc1ar Iasf
,NNtI,,t V ls ,t,i,r, .Is,,. ,.u..
h,oplnr room rrnnto entrance. u.r uf
phone married couple without ,huIr,u.
Reference.
QtrAkEU %. Sst.. taigo u,tht nau.rtrop
.uE room, ult' sleeping tnum. u1uro
IiGS 6aGs,t,o~ins ''1 iaoma To-, T3 rem, "''' "f''
FTpistAI. all- ,u, -i,,., -,,..,..l....,.,
room. electricity. private front ,nt-
rangc. w. por wcel,
Modern cleaners. stI'fm d,r'. eIrert OF.
% rclgbllity rhone cedar ia ami
osaee %
Second
ron KENT..Two nicely FURNISHED house
kocping roomt 2so5 y Thlsd
kiiSbc,o,1, ~, rs, ''nldA d1d rom n.g,al gg1
ast
NirE. CLEAN we'll furpisbrJ ,,,dsrr
isaf y second
MAynrII. pf-r.1pc pIgo lsr5o -ilgbt
housokcopipr room Os9ro ciFi
-'
ROOMS EOR RENT--IU RNIsHEn II
S,-t-t,,t.I,. ,,,...,,
iIemon' close 4" ittn.v sp1 S'r W" ~,
call 1905 = Quiuc,
ron RENr. SI,rpIuE room. sl.o roop
and slc0plnR porrh. Dsago a4GI
riiuNtstt,sn p1oN ,i,..
S,iEI, ,i;gr -. - ''
Ni't,, ~ ~ v,,'' .I""'ln .!''Phb room
csarc 9G7q WV '"' H'h"''n'"
y,i,tii,,i.,5 n ,.,,.-..,-,...., .-.....,-..
,,. 90 49,, ,.,,,t.,,ii.W, W ,u,N"'n ,N"'n w
W " Nv" t,N'l'Wtn. ''ltI'h'cH re-
ga,,s,i- ,,.on' "7.E' A'' J..---.--
vm INN III ioNc a"n,''n.,. ",,gr,nE
home C,ii 5ets ch",c1p. aWcr ~,
hHH"r Ins r,o,ns ,y "o .tn, houH1Eeyl.
oamN ''"''' '"' ''"'' u" '"''"''" '"'H'
rpoST .i..,,,. ,,,,,,. ,.,,...,.. ,.....,-,..,..
Tor Two refined Fn1tlaW.8 ,niu,n,ug
Srn>.r .,s.,,,,.. ..,,,..,.'i.,,
nir,tv furnist,d 10 ,,, 'rm,h "",,i
tIeman' S1arr tSie W. WV ''''"'" SON
NAIN .os- ,,,,. -.i.-,..,.,,-..
ntivn,c family s,ittaiis H., t,,'H ta',' t
ladies Nbo mr.. .r,i,ioy.d ,.r.r',,.',. "
quirod. phone Usage as
NIcFLr Ia51 .1,a gg@NlsHE6 q seep9s room 70,
7t6-J.
.IINrINNATI n tgO-.iarvo front ,n,n,
modern close In; gentlemen only
YOUNG MAN wants roommate 10 share
two beds, phone Usage gl3s 7iG S III,
siIst,piN,- -It1oN ,,.,Ipi,,. it,.
uIiyato fpmtly pbope osege SAD '"~''
One LARGE front room: mitablo Tor
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MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES /
BOARD AND ROOMS


LYNN HOTEL Eycrythlug new aud
clean, 81, 81 90 and $50 per dsy,
rates by the week First and Boulder
Phone DsHgc 200
THE MIDWEST HOTEL East Third ST.,
opposite Midland valley. under new
management. transient rates 80 ana
W. hot and cold water In every room
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M'MtNN JI'WILRy 90.
i20 East Third street.

WANTED our p,rt,Jeuo welder steady
N.IN Euuu u1y Apply Southern car
h"n 'u. banks 60.
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20 JEWEL WATCH FoR sioOOr

Mac slNs
People thtt have bought iewelry At
auction sales are now the best friends
] have square deal 10 all
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S. w. BELL TEL. co.

WANTED Middle aged woman for gem
crsl homework. good wageS. Apply
iSi r. Jasper
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State Briefs

JENNINGS, April According
to an estimate made by an old cit
zen, the population OF this city has
doubled within the past five
months. The alleged increase is from
200 to $500.
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BOND ISSUES ARE MOUNTING
Total In state Now Beyond Two Mil
lion for Bank building

OKLAHOMA CITY. Arru g..
with the issue Of $4,000 in bonds
for road construction voted In okla
homa county yesterday. bond issues
totalling s2.1bN.OOU already have
been voted this year IN oklahoma
counties. Henry Wood STATE high
way commissioner, said today.
McCurtain county Will vote n"Ni
Tuesday on an Issue OF 100000 for
roads. and bond elections 'or which
the dates have not been set are pro
iccted In Comauche, pontotoc aud
johnson counties, wood said. The
Comanche county project viii call
for a bond issue of Sl000,OO0, he
said.
with interest awakening through
out the state In the matter Of good
road construction, wood stated. III
is probable there will be appropria-
lions this year by the counties OF
money more than enough to act tol
the state all the federal aid tuud
available for oklahoma
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-02
FATHER WANTED
TO REPLACE SON
Appears to Serve Jail
Sentepce but Ruse Is
Discovered.
BY sssoc,a,ed Pres. state wire

ny s~soc,ated Press state wire
MUSkOGEE, April Touched
by the plea OF the prisoner. sem
fenced to 80 days in Jail for operat-
ing an illicit distillory. Federal judge
j, W Woodruff at Tulsa last sal
urday paroled the man uutil April J.
The prisoner was W ". Carroll of
Fitzhugh, OKLA His wife was dam
gerously III at home, he said. and
begged the Judge for a chance to re-
turn to her until she had recovered.
81 cannot but believe your story
the Judge said your sentence VIII
not bcgir until April / Return home
to your wife. but surrender to the
authorities at Muskogee ON that
day"
Last night a man called Deputy
Ma rshal Harry Blake on the tclc-
phone. This is W. w Carroll" the
voice said. 81 have come to surren-
der"
The man was told that If he did
not have sufficient money to remain
at hotel, to report al the Jail, and
If his funds were ample to appear at
the marshals office today
This morning man walked into
Blake's room. II am Carroll ne
said.
"lf remember correctly Blake
said the man the Judge sentenced
was young You are AZ least 80 years
old" but the man insisted that he
was tho prisoner sentenced.
1t was not until after several min
utes OF cross-expmination that he
broke down With tears streaU in &
down his face, he said. Pm the
boys father His wife Is still very
| il 1t would XIII her to have the