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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
city Briefs .

Major A j Niles left Thursday
for Cleveland to attend the national
convention OF the American Legion
-
Frank Hugl and Charles
Schrirkram Will return today from
Gu hric whore they have hcen taxi
ing work in tho Masonic order.
=
WINS Hancc # Sidney, ohio.
father ~ T.. W. Hance OF this CITY.
Is visiting In the homo of his son "A,
lIlO South Baltimore ovenue.
=
T.. W. Bryan will leave Saturday
night for oklahoma city where he
goes to. look after business inter
csts.
Robert y BircN of Chicago arrived
N Tulsa Friday on a short business
trip.
]. II. McRirnoy, president of tho
Thursday from Colorado Springs,
summer with his family.
L. y. Jackson, president Of the
American National bank OF Sapuipa
was in the city Thursday on bust
ness.
=
Frank Foster OF Drumwright,
cashier Of the Dumwright state
bank, was looking after business in
terests in Tulsa Friday
=
Roscoe Adams went to Enid Fri
day TO attend a Shrincr's Coromon.
ial ,ha' Is being held there by Akdar
;emplc.
Gerald r. O'Rrion. deputy district,
court clerk, left Friday morning to
attend tho national convention ~
'purIsA5IO ~ uolSoT uUoIL5uIV ou
Ohio.
Information wcs received in this
city yesterday that Judge Redmond
5. Colo Of district court No. has
arrived at his home in Pawnee and
will he In Tulsa some time next
week. Judge Cole has been in Col
orado for several weeks
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LOST TaIH .f eIRss,H in Wrtt tulsa ur
s0N' iHr reward
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CENTRAL HOLDS
INITIAL CHAPEL
Assembly Held, Honoring
33 New Hi Teachers;
Officials Talk

The first general assembly Of the
Tulsa high school was hclb Fri
day morning in the high school aud
Iorium IN honor Of the new teach
ers Of whom there are 33 this year.
Since tn" auditorium is not large
enough for the whole student body,
the sophomores and freshmen were
the only students present
Dr. J. NJ. Temples. represented
fH, board Of education, and gave an
address OF welcome to the teach
,r.. all OF. whom were seated on
,hr platform II. r.. Obcrholtzcr. su-
rar.ntcndcnt Of city schools also
made "a shCrt talk to welcome the
teachers.
week from next Friday pauto-
miro will be staged by the students
nf Tho history department during tn"
.s..mbV This will be In three acts
and will depict the events OF the dis
,oycry Of America by Columbus in
recognition OF Columbus day.
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PLAN GIRL RESERVE WORK
Teachers Whl Meet with Pupils; OBJ
icCt Il General Activities

Teacher leaders OF the rs girl rc-
serve clubs In the city grade schools
and OF the Y. W. c. A. In the high
school Will meet with girls. work
secretaries Of the city association at
tn first months work of the girl
reserves general activities for the
year. and the program for the open
ing OF the girls work department
Saturday afternoon, October 2.
There arc about 1000 girls In the
girl reserve organization, which has
as It's object development Of girls
through activities social, mental
spiritual and physical
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Oklahoma City Looms
As Close Competitor
for Methodist School

At the request Of Rev. l.. : Bar
ton and DR.. II. G.. Barnard, rep
rcsentatives from the eastern sec
tion Of Oklahoma on the board of
commissions of the NJ. Il. church,
south. of Oklahoma, the meeting
Of the commissioners to decide
the location of a Methodist college
which was 10 have been held here
September 20 has been changed to
October II, in order to give more
time for the preparation OF the
proposition which Tulsa has TO
submit. IL was announced yestar-
day.
Endeavor will he made to pre-
sent a strong bid from Tulsa. In
dication are that Oklahoma city is
Tulsa's strongest competitor in the
contest for the Methodist college
and that tempting Inducements
will be made by the capital city.
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HIgh MnI.ns Calls Rnscs.

SHAWNEE, Sept. 24-The An
Client and Bcncficiont order OF the
Red Red Rose will mold It's second
conClavc in this city October Q, ac-
cording to announcement OF Hugh
q, Faust. superintendent of schools
and high mOkus' OF the local chap
ter The meeting win be devoted on
tirely 10 initiation ceremonies, The
Red Red Rose Is an organization OF
school men Of the state, founded in
some years ago. with chapters In
practically every state in the union
today
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REoUISITION FOR SIMPSON
Missouri Governor Asks Oklahoma
for Man Held In Tulsa.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Sept "a.
Gov, Gardner today issued requlsI-
tion on tho governor of Oklahoma
for eXtradition Of Walter W. Slmp-
son, who Is under arrest a. Tulsa.
He is wanted in ST. Louis 90 answer
a chage OF obtaining money under
false pretonscs.
1t is alleged Simpson, through
misrepresentation, induced George
Wegman to buy valueless oil stock TO
the amount Of S2,5UO,
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Complaints Continue
On Scdrenger Matter;
Free LdnceS' Operate

No action was taken ly the
mayor and city commissioners
Friday ON the matter I'd. trash
hauling contract. although several
asp'rants for the position visited
the city haIl and asked To- be- aI-
lowed TO offer their services
Many complaints are conrnu-
ally received hy the city health
department regarding the natter
OF a sDaNrncor The contract with
NJ Wyatt has expired, ana since
that umo residents of the outlv-
ing districts declare there are sew
era scavcngers operating each
night Frequently according to
residents. two or more seavcugrrH
ASK pay for the same work. each
alleging he performed ID.
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PROBERS DElVE
INTO OHIO CASE
roNr1NrEp FRoM rAaE 90

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
he added, that "he had been offered
~ large sum" to sell out certain
material" and asked for "a certain
amount Of money" not to do 1t.
Il sent word to him that he was
a blackmailer and to go to hell
or to go to this committee Lock
wood added.
senator Reed said the papers had
been referred to in the Chicago tes-
umony Of u. IL. Moore and added:
And they are here as evidence.
They speak for themselves"
Lockwood said he had referred
10 alleged theft OF his papers only
AS justification" for calling the
committees attention TO the Incl
dent Of the Metal Products company
and the Cox note. Senator Reed
again said he would insist on going
into the matter whatever the Justi-
ficatiton of the committee.
"We are ready to go to the bot
tom Of It," Chairman Kenyon said.
tDuring the questioning OF Mr.
Yockwood as to the Republican,
Senator Kenyon said:
Il noticed criticism OF this com
mittee in the Republican, because
It was neglecting the southern
states"
Politics I'm the South.
81 quoted an interview appearing
in Birmingham, from Senator Un-
derwood." Mr.. Lockwood replidi,
"in which he said that 100000
had been spent by n single candi-
date opposed to him IN the demo-
cratic primary. / suggested there
was a fruitful field for research
there"
Proceeding, Mr. Lockwood said
that thousands of republicans were
prevented from getting their votes
counted" in southern states
Know anything about Georgia p
Chairman Kenyon asked
IL think you ought TO see what
federal officials have done thsre TO
defeat ex-senator Hardwick in his
campaign for governor this year"
the witnest replied and added that
he had dozens OF letters" from
Oklahoma, as to the campaign
against Senator Gore in the demo-
cratic primaries. Chairman Kenyon
asked for the correspondence.
Mr. Lockwood said he was sure
that he was not "even violating any
ethical standards" in publishing the
Republican.
You had here yesterday the
testimony OF the most influential
corporation in the United States,
he asserted-the Scripps neWspa-
per companies. The head of them IL
a socialist and they are using every
means they can to excite working
people TO the belief that they are
not getting a square deal. We are
doing something TO counteract 1t.
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CONCRETE PROOF
OF CR0OKEDNESS
\ CONTINUED FROM rhGE ONE

A CONTINUED FROM PhGE ONE
today characterized this report as
foolish.
Jacob "Rube" Benton, New York
National pitcher, in his testimony to-
day reiterated previous statements
that a Pittsburgh gambling syndi-
cate had raised 100000 which vas
paid to Chicago American league
players TO throw" games in the
worlds series.
Checks Held Up On Several.
It became known tonight that the
players whose worlds series checks
were held up last year by President
Cumiskcy were Eddie Cicotte, Claude
Williams, Happy" Felsch, Buck
Weaver, Charles Risberg, Joe Jack
son, Chick Gandil and Fred McMul-
lin. Gandil no longer is I'm the major
leagues. Benton in his testimony to-
day said he understood Cicotte VIII
Hams, Felsch and Gandil had been
approached by gamblers, mentioning
ga man named Hahn in Cincinnati
ana that he felt sure Cicottc could
e, the names of the gamblers
icydlcr Defends National
DETROIT, Sept IA chal-
lenge to anyone inside or outside
'N'ho VI bipltSSAbhdl bdstbHli
10 appear before the Chicago grand
Jury and prove that any champion
snip game played in the National
league in 1919 or 1920 was not
won or lost strictly on It's merits
was made in a statement issued
mere tonight by Jonn a. Heydler,
president OF the National league.
Mr. Heydler spent the day in De
roit investigating rumors in con-
heeuon with betting on the Phila-
oos'phia-Chicago game Of August
81, nc announced.
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Perry An "Iit Tn"

PERRY, Sept Perrys white
waW" authorized in the general
bond issue Of S2GOO0O some time
ago, has been competed at a cost
Of $4,000, The system is modelled
after the lightning system used In
some Of tho larger cities. Lights
have Gccn placed four TO a block on
each side Of the street around the
square and for one block out from
each side OF tho square. TWO lSO-
horsepower engines have been in
stalled TO generate power for these
lights
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CANCER puHIrvely cured no pay I'm
cured. Delay ls fatal Court Wuasrl. 7th
Forest Ave. Tulsa
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Is NuIN AUTO tNSuHuDr
For the best and cheapest insurance see me
IuDMrSON
OSAGE a0tt a0i COLE uIpg
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L0ST-MIniaiure Earpa sigma fraternity
pin. set with diamonds and emoraIds
Liberal reward ~ return Co J02 Exchange
Hatl9nal bahN l"aE,
Ips1--A dog az owen PARK. female. uyrr
,g'or hslleI Pul' about months nld 3
~" ''''"'' l'N"'H' F4f u. burton. 'tnAf
LbNI-bib by coat ana bonnet sunday on
'n'' 'n'' n'a' a"nl 7p'l"Nh p'I"' Ih'h'
G."s' t-''- '''.'"' ~ ----.
SItA fEI-pno darn brown mule. lNl4
hands high with fr0Hh cut ou irti
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RIGA. SEPT. 23.-Bombski, head
Of the Polish peace delegation 10 the
Russo Polish peace conference
here, said today that the Polish
counter proposals would be pre-
scented at the next session Of the
conference. The date is uncertain
as the Poles have not heard from
the sccrtary OF the soviet delegation.
as agreed upon az the last session.
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MnnIsnIl

Funeral services for Mrs. Lenna
J. Woodson, 23 years old, ll9 North
Olympia, who died at n local hos
pital Thursday night, were held yes
terday morning from the Mowbray
chapel Mrs. Woodson is survived
by her husband W A. Woodson,
who last night accompanied the
body to Marionvillc NO. for in
terment.
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AUSTIN. TEXAS. Sept 2l-Gnvsstigation
~ causes leading to the sending Of troops
to Galveston last June IN connection with
the port strike and consequent freight con.
gcstion, with view ot publishing all the
factH, was proposed by a resolution before
the lower house Of tho Texas legislature
TODAY
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ST. LOUIS, Sept 24-The Ma
tional Association OF Retail Drug
gists, AT the concluding session Of
It's annual convention here today,
rejected resolution demanding es-
tablishment of federal dispe nsarles
for intoXiCants for medical purposes.
John j. POcssohl Of Milwaukee was
elected president.
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OKLAHOMA CITY Sept. 2l--The
spraying Of livestock with fuel oil has
proven an effective means " fighting the
scourgc of files prevalent In many parts
of tho state. according to It \ T. Regan
~ tho state veterinarian start upun
hts return here today from visit to a
scene Of one ot tho Infected iistricta.
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1920 OVERLAND passenger. r1u' CON.
dittnn. good 'Irua Phone Anderson H'
Usage 1900 of u.irr Sl0f after 81 u.
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capt. Robert g. woodsldc.

Cant Robert @ Woodside Of Pitts
burEh Is the new commander OF the
Veterans of Foreign Wnrs. whose
annual meeting IN Washington has
inst ended His election was unani-
nous. Captain Woodside fought IN
the SPANISH American war and dis
,ingulshed himself in the recent war
by saving tho flank OF his battalion
In the battle of Verduu.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued 20
he following Friday by the clerk of
county court. Raymond Dow.iug ~
and Dora Roberts, Is, Tulsa, Fures.
G, Wyler 2S, Muskcgec and Marie
J.. Page, p, Tulsa,
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NASHINGTON Sept gI-EstabIIah.
mcnt ut new supervising prohibition
agents department. conHisung o. the
states of Arizona New Mexico and Texas,
was announced by the bureau of internal
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Ecdcrnl EmnIn,cc RESIGNS.

Resignation of c. l., Robertson as
status clerk Of the federal board for
voca tional education has been ac-
cepted ana Jesse RI, Day has arrived
from Nacoggockes, Texas, To occupy
Mr.. Robertsons position after
October /.
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Army Man Leaves.

Envoy T r. Elgiu, who has been
assisting in the work Of The saliva .
tion Army for the past four months
left last night for Houston, Texas,
where he viii be connected with the
Houston citadel.
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CHECK PITTSBURG ANTHRAX
Dhhgcr AlmOst Passed. Says State
official After Inspection.

- ''''o"' 'aN'h lfthe, STATE wire
OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. "a
The spread of anthrax in Pittsburg
county has been checked and the
disease is considered to be under
control in that county, John A.
NhltehuTst, president or the state
Soard OF agriculture, announced o.
va! upon his return from a tour OF
inspection there, More than so. 600
S,allle, horses and other animals in
IIuSburg county have been vacci-
mated against the disease, he
added.
Unless there should be an unex-
pected outbreak, the danger is al
"ost passed." Mr.. Whitehurst said.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WANTED Tho addr,ss or prcaent where
abouts VI NJ NJ burroughs who formrr.
ly lived az the Hotel AunoK WIN pay 80
reward Cor .ytratr information g. r.
Rice purcell Oklahoma
VACUUM cleaners faf rent rhors. Pc.
rlrrs EdiHnna Euitkas, ctv. Phone
cedar SOC % W First
NOTICE Co public and all merchants
will not be rrapunHihIe fur any dchta
contracted by my wife. Minnie J HancoS,
after Sopt 20 1920
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nos IHN nuLl Dos female. stta,ci ui
l".'n s"rf.mhot 2o Reward call cedar
l's" nt lfts "a Norfolk
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WASHlSGTON. Sept 2I--proposed
Increased rates on grain and hay between
Oklahoma and Texas points today were
suspended by the interstate commerce
commission until January 20. 1891
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FORT WORTH, Texas, Sept 2I-A
gasoline price war began here today when
two Of the big rcfineries and filling station
owners reduced the price of gasoline two
cents per gallon, while two competitors
refused 20 meet the cut.
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Wire Flashes

WASHINGTON. Sept 2t-Authority
was given today b the interstate ,um-
Kansas city Mexico & orient railroad
90 issue ~ Ooo 600 In receivers certificates
az per cent fOr the purchase Of coal
and necessary equipment Tor the road
nuFFALo. ". y. sept 2t-pcnocratie
leaders from an parts VI Ertc county to
day welcomed Frsnllln Il RoosrvciL vice
presidential nominee. In hts first speech
"AsHINGToN. Sept 2'-Establlsh.
mcnt ot new supervising prohibition
agcnts' department consisting o. the
states Of Arizona. New Mexico and Texas,
was announced BY the bureau ot internal
revenue.
AUSTIN. Texas sept Naturalization
~ causes leading to the sending Of troops
to Galveston last June IN connection with
the port strike and consequent freight con.
gcston with view ot publishing all the
facts, was proposed by resolution before
the lower house Of tho Texas legislature
today
OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept a--The
spraying Of livestock with fuel oil has
scouge Of files prevalent In many parts
ot tho state. according to Dt \ = Regan
ot the state vetcTmsrlsns staff. upon
hts return here today from visit to a
scene Of one ot tho Infected iistricts
wAsHINGToN. Sept. 2t--RssulS Of tho
this week. as reported to the Danish lie,
cation here today, show substantial vie
tory Tor the govornment parties. which
returned total Of 80 members The
opposition socialist and radical parties
elected GO members
LONDON. Sept .l.-The coal miners
of Great Britain viii not go on strike
Monday as threatened. II developed here
today, a. result Of meeting between
Premier Lloyd George and representatives
Of the triple alliance Of unions the coal
strike notices previously handed In have
been suspended for one week.
MEXICO CITY. Sept. 2i-Berue c
Johnson. the British subject recently freed
longing 10 tho band Of Pedro Zamora, IN.
ialisco bandit ras sent a telegram to the
british consulate at GuadRlajsra. stating
mat ne Ia proceeding 10 that city.
MEXICO CITY, Sept n-Physieians
attending Provisional President dc la
huerta found him considerably improved
yesterday and after - consultation decided
an operation for appendicitis would be un-
necessary at the present time.
DETROIT. Mich. Sept ?i-Thrss were
Killed and seven seriously injured In a
rear end collision between constructlon
car and gravel train near ortonvilIe on
the Flint division Of tho Detroit Union
3 railway.
SAN ANTONIO Texas. Sept 2t--Gen-
ersl FRANCISCO Cosio Robles has surrounded
the rebel forces OF General Felipe pineda
~ san Cristohal. according to Geographic
informstiin received here today from Mex
lco city. The surrender Of Pinedo's troops
IN confidently expected.
SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Sept aI-Japa-
trsc syndiCates with capital Of two
million yen $1,000, 0OO) hsva acquired
Important OIL lapis on the Pacific coast
IN Mexico and VIII start operations al
once. unofficial advices received by mill
tary authorities here today announced
LONDON Sept 2t-More factorI,a have
boon .nLZcl ~ ItnILan RnrILnEa An.nL..
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AUTOMOBILES
MrMMnMlll-. rnM sNlN

W ibNtNiliN TUX @N't l'
rEtnLtSs '"nrng car. tlno cgntiM ~
looks good. IrrWa or viii trade Cedar
90, sip NeNu
1920 OVERLAND passenger. rao' .an.
dittnn good iIfua Phone Anderson ff
Usage 1900 o' H.hre Nloi after 81 W.
ron SAtE 1870 rord coupe font pu1
rear huWps. IaHsior shock phanri.r..
extra tire and utu foot ICED. insil- llrr'
car In frst class .Nuuo. n sold this W..N
500 Houuds g Porter tbr go.
FORD TOURING DNU. EuFiuc and prIu'
VA fine condition. pnrti,nlly now tl'r. iH
Doe sold chcap tor each oHAgc $3.50 ".
basHc $500.
ron SNtI rsckatd 6.,,li1der ppa
iiarson Motor saIoH 'onrln". fiusnuru
Kan.
ron sALr rord iouuor model %.
,heeu for cash. ioli t,Ht Thfd
rRuCl< ron SALE ',u pneumatic
tires. Al condition. rur mouths May
',rect terna p 4, gPtc world
A UARuAtN ituds5u go. rnEluc COM.
plctolN overhaulod. new tires. new
paint aii D. Flrh. cedar li1t
pOpGE iaia Model touring a. condition
new tires leaving state. bargain Tor cash
phone OsnEc i'7s, Manager Hotel W"at-
land
ron sNLE-Elpiu Xix touring car Al
condition. can b~ socn ~ sit " Elwood,
Hargain n taken at Once
ron SAtE. S.cyi. radulaca pamsn.
rcr one $1,000 and one 81 700. rhrsc
arc IN Al mechanical condition. Phone
$50. L. ~ pulings. rittshufE Kan.
uutrk b-paascngcr. viii take IN Ford ~
purt pay at Hobart Garage, seventh and
Main
pFTVpfT ELECTWtCa Double drive. five
passenger. like Now. hattcriou less than
year old will consider Eas car part
uaNtnrnt Phone g.. a.. Anderson. Usage
1000 or Oaago gto1 stter y. m.
ptICK SEDAN passenger In good me
chnulraI condition good tres. can g.
- Anderson Usage 1900 or Usage Nlo7
after y.
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FOR sALE--LSte 10 henderson, in good
condition, well equipped. Usage os2i-J.
DODGE Roadster in first-ciass condition,
$3.50 cash, call at 3i7 $. Jackson.
FOR SALE or TRADE--Franklin tour.
Ing car. like new 1880. Call Usage 5s6
Foh sALE--Baker electric car. cali ossgs
q2a
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NORVELL, BURNS AND
JOYCE, LAWYERS

Now located on second floor, east
wing OF Unity building, Phone
Usage 800.
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LONDON, Sept 2t.-More factories have
been seized BY Italian workers desnite
the agreement reached by the iron and
steel employees and tho min owners said an
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Rome
today. The labor leaders admit they are
powCrlesE 10 enforce tho order to Cyacu-
ate tho seized plants
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1919 Winton 4-passenger. In Al
shape.
1920 Haynes 7-pasenger. rup 1000
miles.
1920 Peerless Sedan. run 500 miles
And n few other good buys. Call
and look these over before you buy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25

ptICt SEDAN passenger In good me
chuulral condition good tres. CAL g
- Anderson Usage 1909 or Usage Slo7
after y.