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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-15
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ed theft" was all could say.
81 guess the fellow told the truth
He said that he stuck the thing into
his pocket on the impulse. l don't
believe he went into AIMS house to
steal, but, of course, | couldn't con
vince the detectives of that. Best
reasoned, he admitted, that nobody
would suspect him of taking the
rings, because nobody he knew had
seen him, and he would make get
away on the midnight train, he had
the tickets in his pocket-bought by
me yesterday. He thought he was
about the last person in the crowd
here tonight that anybody would fol-
low, and | guess he was right-only
he was a little slow on the job. He
was descending the stairs, noncha-
lantly and confidently, when the two
plainclothes men stepped through the
French windows from the roof of the
porte-cochere."
1--WE can thank our lucky stars the
rings were saved" exclaimed. ut
would have been simply awful to ex-
plain their loss to the girls-our most
intimate friends. Some of the girls
never would have stopped mourning
about the loss, either"
Neither would we-if this
thing had come out" said Bob.
"Poor old Jim!"
''It's horrid, ignoble story" !
said. "And an awfully queer retri-
button. AIMS carelessness has prov
ed her fathers undoing."
"The sins of the father boomer
anged this time" said Bob. "But
thank all the gods that we didn't
have a scene tonight. Not whisper
of this will get out Morrison prom
ised."
"Oh! la! la! Deborah Burns will
never tell-we can trust her. But
have you forgotten that Katherine
Miller saw the whole thing? Don't
you think you'd better hunt her up
and keep her from whispering the
scandal to those who will spread it
fastest?" asked.
My husbands face was puzzle.
Ito Be Continued.)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-15
THE BOOK OF ANN
AIMS Father Is Shipped Off, With
Morrison Keeping Him Company


1t was an hour after the theft be-
fore my husband came home. / did
not refer to the scene involving
Katherine and her tangled tresses.
Our difference seemed petty COM
pared to poor Jim's tragic introduc-
ton to the man his children would
have to call grandfather"
''The detectives were unwilling to
give up their CATCH" said Bob as
he sank into one side of my ham
mock. The dance music came to us
on the breeze and made a strange
background for the story Bob had
to tell.
"They were not going to deliver up
such a prize to save anybody's feel
ings. Finally ] got hold of Morrison. +"
"Good old Morrison! And Mr.. Best
is free?"
Bob laughed rather cynically.
well, wouldn't say free Nor
rison has gone on the train with him
to the seaboard and will stay with the
chap until the ship leaves the dock,
too. You can bet l fixed that all
right"
"For goodness sake tell me all
about it, Bob"
"Best explained to us that he had
determined to see his daughter before
he took the midnight train. So he
hung around her house on the chance
that she would run in for something
during the evening. May l smoker"
"Of course, my dear"
"When the fireworks went off, the
servants went off, too. At least Best
says they deserted the place. So he
walked right in the front door, and
wandered from room to room, just
to see the fine way his girl had
feathered her nest-so the fellow
said. And, of course, he whimpered
a good deal about being an outcast
and a derelict until I told him to cut
the bunk. Well, he said he knew
which was AIMS room from the fur
niture, and he was just going around
admiring the things for their artistic
worth. The antique furniture inter-
ested him greatly-he's an artist you
know-and he examined it like a
connoisseur, even opening drawers
to note the character of the construc-
ton. And so it was just by acct
dent that he came upon the gold
mesh bag with those darn rings"
''I'm glad it was not premeditat-
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One hundred Wolfe and Organize
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A luxurious auto gypsy van has
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RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
ANOTHER APARTMENT HOUSE

l offer the Rurkhalt property,
corner jackson and Church streets,
at an extremely low price and desire
to interview some one interested in
development of apart 1ent house
property. George D. Wheatley. 29-tf
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Regular $500 Foulard Silks, Sc
inches wide in beautiful patterns;
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You can't match it under $500; here
Monday and Tuesday, yard ----$2.9s
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One thousand yards guaranteed
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Genuine Duplex Window Shades.
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Bargains for Monday and Tuesday
that will take you back about five
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Congoleum Squares made from
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Children's Sox made of fine Isle
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31
Ia NOVELA

char ferozmente por sus ideales hber-
tarios, mas poderosamente que los de
filosofia O polftica publicados por sus
sabios. Ell libro de ficci0n no deDs,
pues, ser visto con menosprecio por
los hombres ~pensaoures, porque es ar
ma fina Y bien templada para el alta
que como para Ia defensa.
Aparte de ESQ iquien duda que Ia
novela sea lin medic ~educativo, social
Y artistico, de primer orden? Ella po-
ne en- contacto a los lectores con los
buenos usos s~ociales!' con las exquisi-
teces del lujo Y con los primores del
arte. Isl Sc %establece Tit. especte de
n~ivelaci6n entire todas las classes que
dando las cosaS, hasta las de prec!o
mas alto. al alcance material o men
tai de Ia iLn:ensa mayorid: J csos
concSimientoS = roticias, aunqre pareZ
can trivalcs. pulen las ma1cras Y en-
sanchan 81 10 'iZnnte intellectual.
;Cuantos ignotos Y de~shc"ed&dos no
llegarian a tener Ia idea mas rsnotL
de 10 que son Ia dicha humaIa y IA
vida de las classes opulentas sin esos
libros indisc:cso5 V rar":jaS de los Al
cazarcs. po- donie sc fiitraa - 'nfes,
las risas Y las mGsicas de los fest!nes!
FL novels q. por otra parte, cS CT
artitice mis- - nto Y n2clehte &c IA
bella lorna del decir, 81 limador mas
elcgante Y suntuoso de IA pa!abra rs
dcntro dc cada pueblo V de cada ra-
"a el linguista Dor eXcelencia, ell
7 habil Y arrojado. que baja los profun-
| dos senos del idioma. a buscar y reco-
ger sus pcrias mas ricas: y ell que su-
he tambien a las alturas mas eminen-
tes V culminantes de Ia expression pa
~ hacer brillar Jos vocablos con fuiSu-
| r~aciones V relampagos deslumbradores'
Nadic como 81 eSta en- contacto' COZ!
81 genio de IA lcngua. nj con los mods
mos de Ia conversation. nj con las no
vedades del uso: nj en- libro alguno'
como en- los sUyos. puede encontrar-
90 la fucrza rnida a Ia dulzura. el cas-
,icismo combinado cor la elasticidad J
lc natura!idad armcnizada con ia ele-
Sancia de n fraSe.
Son pues. los novelistas en- la moder-
ma histori, de In literature, los gran
des maestros de IA palabra: renanl-
(Pasa a la Pae. 10Y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31

talar en- la hacienda que hace amos
quito q 81 propietario, un senior An
cira, que ha de haber sido terrible
reaccionario.
Ahora esta ALI "el grande Osuna'
en- virgilianas labores, ocupado en-
mirar como Sc reproducen las abe
jas, 81 debe ensilarse tai 0 cual gra-
no. 81 en- tai terreno convene Ell trac-
ter o el arado, 81 las vacas pueden o
no beber Ell aqua de los jagueyes: 'es
IN pastor sencillo; huele a romero,
huele a tomillo.'
HAY algura diferencia con 10 que
en- Italia pasa. Alla-lo refiere ell
coronel Gatti, autoridad muy fidedig-
ra-un general Sc We obligado a pc
dir de puerta en- puerta I'm empleo
modestisimo, porque tiene hiJos a
ouienes esta dando estudios y una
muier anciana-y naGie Sc atreve
ofrecerle una pequenez indigna de
sus ccndecoraciones Y de sus heridas
gloriosas. Otro desempena n CO.
mission Official que exile Il repre-
~sentaci6n adecuada; vive en- un hotel
de cierta a~pariencia Y Sc condena 4
beber al dia una cuantas taZaS de
cafe con leche por TODD alimento.
Osuna, ell de las Georgicas, es has
ia ahora de los pocos generates que
han pediio el retiro-a otros Sc les
ha dado dc o~ficio, por ejemplo a
Aguilar. Barragan V Murguia, que va
tienen Ell rinon bien cubierto-pero
con quien Sc ha lucido el m%inisterio
de la guerra es con los oficiales, de
coronel abajo. No Sc cuantos Glen
tos Sc han enviado fuera dc la cor
poracion en- eStaS SemanaS Y todavla
la mics Sc divisa como 81 no Ia hui
biera tocado la hoz del Segador. Por
10 cual Sc pregunta ansioSo el pu
blico: 81 deSpueS de tantos recortes el
preSupueSto sube a cjento treinta mi
Homes de pesos icuanto hubleramoS
tenido Que entregar, 81 todoS estos
heroes lutheran Quedado Sobre las
armas? Nj vistiendo todos los habi-
tanteS del pals tan sumariamente CO.
mo los lirios del sabio rey Solomon,
nj sugetandose al modesto regimen
alimenticio del alcalde de Cork, ha-
brian ~conseguido salir adelante de ia
manos compromises.
Y p,iySc al +opra M as+a on ratt-
rar q esa manada de bestiaS fameli-
cas-, sino en- ~retirarlas con tinO y dis
erection. La experienced demuestra
que las garr2patas Sc adhleren a las
genteS, cuando no hay cerdos a Qu!en
molestar; que la mosca t~se-tsc. que
produce el nal de sueno. no guSta de
Ia carne humane Y solo Sc ensana en-
las personals, cuando lie falta ell ga
nado que es su alimento preferido. Y
que el anofeles no busca el aire con
finado de las habitaciones Y apenas
Sc rcfugia en- elias cuando sc deSecan
los p~antanoS. que son 81 ordinaria
habitacion.
81 Sc SEGA e. lodazal del presupues-
to, 81 no esta 4 la vista la vaca del
~erario, nj hay para regodearse Ia sa-
hurda de los gastos secretos mo sc
volveran esos cinifes insecticides CON
ira el pobre pals Y Sc convertirdn en-
terribles bandidos?
San Francisco, Cal, a "a de Octu-
bre de 1920.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31

FL senior Lie. D. Jose Lopez Tortillo,
eI ~celebrado auror de La Parcela',
e. en- estos momentos, con Cayetano
Rodriguez Beltran, : Federico Gam
boa. uno de los mas brillantes move
,istas mexicanos, de manera que nos
sentimcs satisfechos de que tan d!stln-
guido literato J pensador, honre nues-
tras columnas con una dc sus prouu'
Clones, en- las que carnpean profundos
pensamientos, ex~presados con esa hui
dez Y salanura que han dado merecido
renombre al ~talentoso academico.
"Concepto v alcance de Ia noVeia >
es 81 tema desarrollado maglstrai1
: ~lac0nicamente por el reputable lite
ratio en- las siguientes lfneas, que Sc
-uros estamos ser&n gustadas y apiau-
didas por nuestros lectores.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19
RATES
ON GAS SUPPLY
Okmulgee Patrons Object
to State Commission
About Increase.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug. IS
Patrons Of the Okmuleoo Gas com
pany today flied a protest with the
state corporation commission against
the commissions order OF July 13
increasing gas rates in Okmulgec
and Morris. Tho signers dcnied they
had agreed to the order and asked
Tor n new hearing.
Three patrons OF the company
signing the petition stated they will
have to pay s6O.lO3.7O for gas furn-
ished them before the order as is
sued, az n result of the commissions =
action. other patrons who protested
gave amounts totalling many thous-
ands OF dollars
Tho commission fixed rates at 47c
for the first 100000 cubic feet with
REDUCTION to SIC and &c for greater
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19
General state Rain.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug. ls.-
Heavy rains visited practically the
entire western half OF the state the
past 20 hours, according to reports
of ;he weather bureau here up until
Z o'clock this morning. Two and a
half inches fell at Mangum while
Harmon reported an inch ana a
halt. Altus, Marrow ana shawnee all
had good precipitations, the heaviest
being reported from Altns with 1.9l
inches
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19
Accuse Capital Girl
of Mans Death After
Automobile Accident

OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug. Is
A coroner's jury investigating the
death OF A l., Roca OF this city,
killed In an automobile accident
here Sunday, today returned a YER
dict that Roca came to his death
through the criminal reckless driv-
ing OF Miss Mary Hamlet. driver
OF the car that crashed into Roca's
automobile. The jury asked the
county attorney to take proper ac-
ton TO prosecute Miss Hamlet,
holding the car She drove as eu-
dence until such action was taken.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19

attended by Tloosiers from this and
many othct towns. Three hundred
and fifty were present and enjoyed
tho occasion, Myers orchestra ~
this city furnished tho music and at
noon "A long table was spread with All
tho good THINKS characteristic "
lloosicr mcnu, Next year tho meet
Ing will be- held at Cleveland the
third sunday in August.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19

State bank. The structure will bs
modern and as near fireproof as pos
nhle. Dimensions are 36xi2O feet.
tho lower floor To be used for bust
ness purposes and the upper story
fo~ offiraa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19
TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 49, 1920

C. Wasng. at the age Of so years
she WIS born in Tennessee In 1879
ana AJad lived in oklahoma since
is''A Immediately following the
op' nlng OF the strip. Among her
de icendants are Mrs. Charles Giles
pi" and Miss Blanch Key OF Okla
hhma city, and J. NJ Walling aud
'Diss Alma Walling OF wichita.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19

FONCA CITY, Aug iS--pavid
Chapa, secretary OF the Marland or
ganization In Mexico, and Hermeni-
glide Diaz, auditor. have left for their
home In. Mexico city after several
weeks soJourn here. They studied
tho policies Of the Marland com
panics here In order to better direct
tho development OF the 5000, 900
, leases held by the same people IN
their country,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19

oflTON Aug Another big
brick building is~to BE- erected on
Main street at once, 90 be put up by
r. W. Abshire. president ~ tho First
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19
How About Tomorrow


will keep you w and doing--naakes
an invigorating tonic drink. At drug
glats. s.-.- Advt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19

pRUMRTGHT. Aug. is.--indiana
day was observed here Sunday last.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19

PONCA CITY. Aug. is,--Fists e.
not dangerous weapons" This y
the ultimatum OF County Ju Age
Burke In the case Of James WIN ANS
who was charged with a felorS on
account OF participation in fist
fight on the Williams faru- IN north.
orn Kay county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19
State Briefs

PAwHuSKA, Aug. is.--T. j.
Leahy candidate for the state sem
ate from this district. was selected
by Governor Robertson TO represent
the state at Oklahoma day, which Is
celebrated each year at Colorado
Springs MIR. Leahy is regarded as
one OF the ablest orators in the state.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19

EDDY, Aug. is.-Puhlic opinion
here Is supporting Gene Garrett. "a
farmer living south OF town, who
recently shot trespass Cr on his
premises. lntruders haze already
plugged ITO Of CARROTS watermelons
In addition TO making. away with
many of them, all IN one night. Even
greater damage was done TO the
patch OF y, u. Lamas Der In the same
neiChborhood.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19

TONKAWA, AuG. 1S.--The dealt
is reported OF Mrs. Nancy Roberts
Walling, at the home OF her son. v.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19
THREE ARE HELD .
J I'm MURDER CASE
Two Women Released Aft
er Preliminary Hearing
at Sapulpa.
RETURN JAILBREAKER
Bryan Britain Will Be Re.
turned to Abilene, Texas,
This Week.

SAPULPA. Okla. Aug. 1s.--Five
people. Willis Ford, Ike Garian. Le-
roy Powell, Della Ford and Sarah
Duncan all charged with tho murder
OF Tom Thomas at Depew several
weeks ago were given a preliminary
tidal yesterday afternoon in the dis
trict court room, as the crowd OF
negroes that gathered were to many
for the justice court room.
witnesses at this trial were; Annie
Ty'omas, wife of the murdered man,
IOklee Turner, Chester Yancy, J.. c.
Florence, ". owens, and a. j. Frye.
- The evidence introduced was that
Ford was Jealous OF his wife and that
Thomas had been paying attentions
20 her. When Ford saw Thomas ap-
lproach the well for a bucket OF
ityater he got a shot gun and he and
n ,eroy Powell started for the well and
he raised the gun and shot Thomas
who then ran and Ford fired the
Isecond time at him. Thomas fell
kpn the ground and when people ar
rived he was dead.
Justice A. Il. Piltz. before whom
gfl1e trial was heard turned tho two
women loose and held the three men
for tho district court.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19

Henry Dixson, has been brought
here from Bristow by his relatives
who claim that he is insane and
stated that he is violent. Jailers
say the man has been quiet since be-
ing brought here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19

Several weeks ago II. II, Harbi-
son who was connected with the c.
Il. Adams Drilling Co. disappeared
leaving debts amounting to $45.n00,
A letter was received here 'oday
from him that was mailed in Chug-
water, Wyo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-19

W. T. Wheat who has been assist
ant Ja!ler here for sono time has
resigned ana left yesterday for OIL
ton whore he intends 10 make his
homo. Mr.. Wheat stated that his
reasons for resigning were that his
health was very bad
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