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The Washington times., 1921-03-13
"How do you like me, John Z"

"How do you like me, joint"
At his wife's half whispered question from
the doorway John Marston looked up nerv-
ously from the magazine he had been trying
to read The moment he had long been
dreading had come
That evening they were going for the first
time to a dinner dance at the fashionable
Van Rensselaers. He remembered their joy
when the invitation had arrived. For Van
Rensselaer, was power in that business world
which Marston had set forth to conquer; and
the throwing open of the doors Of his house
to them meant recognition, the great mans
aid in the battle for success-might even de-
termine all Marston's future.
They could not afford not to 60!
Yet how could they afford to got
1t would mean a new evening gown for
Alice-and one that could hold its own with
any woman 3 there. Well he knew what those
other dresses would Interpretations, the
work of the Partisan geniuses of fashion,
creations whose cost ran into four figures
Yet If they went his wife musi look as well as
any other guest. Van Rensselaer, was fastidi-
Gus, given to moods, despite all his wonderful
business acumen almost absurdly swayed by
appearances. If Alice's gown were dowdy,.
old-fashioned, below par, he would set the
Marstons down as second raters" and as q
second rater he would ever after deal with
Marston in the world of work. Knowing Van
Rensselaer,, he knew this Was inevitable-and
might well be disastrous -.
In view of the present slump in business
the high prices Of everything, the payments
due on their home, the kind Of dress Mrs.
.Marston must have was not to be thought Of.
And so, he decided-they would not go!, -,
But Alice had pleaded that she could make
her old silk do She would have it made over.
So earnest had she been, 80 insistent, that at
last, reluctantly, he had consented and the
invitation had been accepted.
And ever since he had been tormented by
doubt.
How would she looki
Now he was to know.
"How do you like me- joint" she asked
again.
"Fine-'' he began, for he had made up
his mind that no matter ,phat he thought he
would say nothing to hurt her pride, weaken
her CO.. idence in herself.
"Fine-" he repeated. Then as his
amazed gaze took in the radiant figure on
the threshold he half leaped from his chair.
The Washington times., 1921-03-13
SAVE SOC to SO
on your nest dress BY uSing
THE DEBTOR

Your saving on material alone will amount
to one-quarter to one and three-eighths yards
on each gown.
With expensive materials the saving amounts
to 81, 81, and as high as $10 or more Even
with average priced materials, the DEBTOR
saves much more than the cost Of the pattern
with which it is enclosed.
THE DEBTOR is new and wonderful adj
dition to the Butterick Pattern Service. It is a
series Of sketches, picture story included with
your new Butterick Patterns showing gour suit,
your dress, from the time you cut it out until
it is completely finished. There are just enough
printed instructions to make the pictures "talk"
and all is so easily and quickly accomplished
that every woman can be her own modiste and
wear clothes possessing real style, distinction
and individuality.
The Washington times., 1921-03-13

A Complete Wardrobe =.
is-new within the means Of every woman 4
evening gowns, afternoon frocks, sport
suits, or an alluring negligee-you can now
have all the clothes you wish regardless of q
your income or your inexperience in dress
making, because with the DELTOR:--
I, You will cut with the swiftness and econom
! of professional cutter-by pictures.
q You will put your garment together wit
- the dizziness and skill of a great dressmakt
by pictures.
6, You will finish your frock with the lit
- tricks, ''les nouveautes," as the French ca
them that constitute the charm that is inherel
in Paris model
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
DON'T PAY GARBAGE MAN
OFFICIAL SCANCngCr Threatens 90
Throw N His Job.

liAETLESNIf.r. sent. t=Tlo
l'artlosvliic city dads arc haviug a
great deal OF trouble in cnfur,nr
the provisions OF the city gurhlCu
ordinance The ordinance provides
thdt all garbage must nc collected
az r,rulnr intervals hy "a pntnilu
man dtsirnutod ny the city amt rhtt
IN" huu-rhuldcrS must pas IN, sum
90 81 monthly for having their
garbage hauled away
Many house holders have expressed
their dladPproval ~ the trunp, mont
aud not only are refusing tp pay
the Enl hagC man fur hauling away
their garbage. but ir some Instances
are hiring other uou Co. do the wort,
several ,itnyus who employed
other gurhaFc haulcts ha,, been
arrested and hated into police court
The chief complaint, rlNrvcr. l.
that thv failure ui citizens to pny
tur the work has caused tho man
who has th, garbage htudiuE con.
tract TO threaten To- throw up his
job.
Mayor \. T.. McCalch has sent
out letters to AIT ulul,u asking
them TO Cu-op,nJr with the city
commissioners lu keeping the city
I'm "A sanitary condition ly pruyid
ing r"coptaclcs for holding their
garbage and other trash ana by
paying promptly when the official
garbage man calls each month to
collect his dollar Failure of tho
Citizeus t. heed the request will
cause the city TO revert to- the old
days Of dirty alleys. yards and prem
iSes, the mayor warus.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
arkansas Wildcat Looks Part
In Bout With Coast Battler
Flying Stone Choice
In Elimination Stake

Flying stone, rated the most
consistent dog on the track" no
doubt viii 90 the post favoritc In
TIA. elimination stake at Mid
Continent park tonight.
This stake race, for a purse OF
800, has attracted more interest
than any event at the late-sum-
mcr greyhound meet at Mid-Con-
tinent park, The six dogs TO
Flying Stone. Duffys Malt.
So Long Dick. Nurscmaid, oak
land Hannah and Sammy Satan
all winners. each having won a
preliminary round OF the olimlnd-
ton IN the last week.
frying Stun, made tho best
time Of any preliminary winner.
io negotiated the quarter mile in
20 3-3 seconds Sunday afternoon.
Dutiy's Malt, So Long Dick and
sammy Satan each made 1t In q
Nat, while Nurscmaid and oak
land Hannah each required
27-2-j.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
Second Hand Coffin
for Sale

Now that have been rosurrectcd
from the grave to which my stomach
trouble was fast leading me and for
which event | had made prepare
tions, even to having bought my cOf-
fin, Mayr's Wonderful Remedy has
made new man Of me and | feel
as good as ever in my life, after hav-
ing been at the point OF death half
dozen times with acute indigestion
and collie attacks" II is simple,
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal muCus from the in
tcstinal tract and allays the inflam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver, and intestinal all
menis, including appendicitis. One
dose viii convince or money re-
funded, Quaker Drug Store, and
druggists eYeryWhere.-AdyI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
VreStiers Use Fists
So Police Stop Bout

WICHITA, Kan, Sept, 5.-Police
.|'' today stopped wrestling bout
H'F" between John Pesek OF Ne
n."okd and Charlie "Kid' cutler OF
OH''tgo, heaywcights, after the con-
''lan,s had struggled on the mat
I'r more than an hour. The referee
awarded the decision 10 Pcsek. The
match was stopped, IT. was stated.
because Of rough tactics by the
WL'Stiors. Pesck obtained a fall
a.l'F an hour and four minutes OF
Wrestling in which fists and feet
,".' used freely After half an
.'D"' rest the men went at 1t
SSd'n' A short time later the po-
"le took a hand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
Warner Couldn't Stand
! Up Under Terrific
Body Punishment
'RELIMS INTERESTING
Hurley Beats Riley and Wag-
ner Outpoints White; Ted
Brown Knocked Out
Boxing Results

Tom kuopp outpointcd Frisco
Levi. BOO four rounds
A.D Johnson Of Tulsa knocked
out Tod Brown of sand Springs
in fourth round OF siN-round
rnu
chris Wagner Of Fort Scott,
Knrsls. Outpointed Roly Poly
|'Wa,.y Of Tulsa in eight rounds.
Jack Hurley of Oklahoma City
outrautad Jimmy Riley or Tulsa
iu ought rounds.
kd Palmer Of El Paso knocked
0u. ia warner OF san Francisco
ir olth round Of l2-round main
even.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06

Standary OIL company ~ Sow Jcr-
scy and spokesman uf the American
oil executives, sIid that operations
Ia the Tumpico ucld would be re-
sumCd at once
Employment viii hc given to all
the men who were Il .,,htrEcd, said
Mr Tcagl,. Exports viii he ro.
Sumed. although for whilo they
may fan below The old figures. owing
iu the large stucka that Wcro uc-
cumulatod IN thc United Statca ro.
Gently
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
Temperance Union fleets.

NpecIaI 70 The WOrId
PRYOR, Sept 5-Thc new officers
of the ". G. r. Y. were elected
Thursday This organization hcld
its MaycS county convention at
thOtcuu Friday where an excellent
program was rendered.
Water and other beverages can
be made tn sparkle as they are be
Xg swallowed hv q new electrical
Scvicr 20 hc attached to driklnE
glasses
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
Sc IYr Ia wheat stnct,s

Ngc.'h fH Tho World
AtI'\ S'pi. D.. j w. Carmur
I""' i"ur s' k ~ wheat sunday
morning about 2 O'Clock. ~ hurn.,,
N" cause .t the firc being luknn,,W
%" wholt was Insured for SluO
which partly CuNCr'd tho lus9 n Ia
though, fhat someone WluNIly sct
the stacks ON fire.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
GIANTS, PIRATES
GET EVEN BREAK

(Corunuei from preceding pagc)
to Hornshy to Fouruier. Houoohor to
Terry to Grimes ca. Base on bals-on
Ponder l. OF Freeman !. off Pcrtios /,
Oft North !. Runs -Hollocher. Deal,
Barber. Hornsby. Mueller. fertiea, -Four
q
ntcr. Error-Uornsby.
C...u1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
speaker SusDends Caldwell.

9, ihNELAND, Ohio, Sept. 5.-Tris
P'thor this afternoon announced
the suspension Of Pitcher Ray Cald-
= Tor breaking training, speaker
~Ht Caldwell home from Detroit
yesterday TO get in shape at his own
' t' nSo, This leaves the Indians
with but six pitchers to fight it out
e4F!ng September.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
Chis,so


sHattcd Tor MuNnsuu 3D. ninth
gbatt"d for Merritt in eighth.
Score by innings
chicago ...... ............ .uOe O0I OnC
Detroit .... ....... e. 100 600 ~.
summary Ruus-E Collins Mcclellan
Wilkinson. Young. cobb. Ncach. Blu,. tr.
rurs.E Collins Merritt. T,vo-bape bi's
--Heilfnarn. Three base hit wilkinson.
Stolen bases-Johuson wilkinson. E col
Inns 2 Base on bAlls-pn Wilkinson 4,
on Cole ). struck out-By Wilkinson 3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
py Il. A. BRIDGEWATER


Kll Palmer OF FL Paso last night
al Convention hall showed a goodly
crowd OF Tulsa boxing fans how he
earned the nickname OF ARIZONA
wildcat when he battered Ed War
ner OF san Francisco into helpless
ness ln the first four rounds Of their
scheduled l2-round bout. and then
Knocked him out in the fifth.
Tho Kid was in real fighting trim
and was in "A fighting mood and he
uncurkcd "A whirlwind offensive in
tho second round that Warner could
not weather. An avalanche Of well
aimed body blows weakened th"
SlCiflc coast scrdpper and when
falmor began landing on the jaw
Warner was unable to shake 'em off
Palmer put his opponent down for
the count Of nine in the fourth, and
early In the fifth he finished Warner
with a left to the stomach and a
right TO the jaw.
It looked in the first round like
Warner might prove tough propo-
sitlu tn Palmer. lie assumed the Of
tCnSiy' 1t once and forced the going
IN the initial period, which was even.
EI, iu the second Palmer took after
him and wasn't to be withstood. In
this round Palmer dropped both
hands as he went down. and the ref
cree didn't count. Warner claimed
the blow was foul but agreed TO pro-
coed. Tie arose after moment and
went through the rest OF the round
without difficulty.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
Palmer KayoS Warner in Fifth
PACEMAkERS OF
AMERICAN SPLIT

Continued from preceding paseD
bin, Ellerbe 1. sislcr :. Williams J. Jacob
son. SEVERED. Gerber. kcip. Jameson :.
Wambseanss 2. Speaker. Smith u.Neul.
shinauit Errors McManus Wanbsgauss
Speaker.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06

clntinhti


SBatted for Brottem in eighth.
NNBatted for Morrison in eighth
Score by innings:
Cincinnati ..........lOO 000 900 600 IA
rEtsburgh .......... 600 600 0iO 600 o--l
Summary: base hits -Maranvillo
?; Carey. stolen bases Duncan, Bohnc.
Base on balls--OH RINey !. or Morrison
2, of Hamilton .. struck out-By RiNuy
g. by Morrison , Runs-Bohne ?. Blg-
bee Errors-Trsynor Wilson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06

Tests Of electrically welded joints
in steel ship suit Ia sweden
showed tensile strength almost
equal 10 that Of the plates of steel
I themselves
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
Tulsa Bankers Win.

The Exchange National Bank
baseball team defeated a team of
MuskoFcc bankers al Muskogce
Yesterday, to 6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06

zRnn Tor Merritt In ninth
Score by innings
chicago .......... lie 0ol 600 0i-6
Detroit ............ 600 unO 40. oO
summary. Two-base hits-Inhnson.
Hooper. N"aCh. MoF'U Jones Three. base
hits -Mustu. Kerr. Double pIAy-Iohnsou
10 Collins 20 Shcely Hase on haus-Oy
Kerr .. on Hulliug 2. of Leonard
struck out nv Kerr !. by Holling /. by
Leonard ? Runs Hooper Johnson. col.
Inns s. ghalk Karr Blue. Holman Sar-
gent Woudall Oldham. No errors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
Rheumatism

tla, Mo, writes. y haa serious nervous
breakdown. with rheuWatisiu, stiffness and
swelling ut the Joints so ! could not move
or walk without great pain. Tried mum.
or0us medicines which gave me lltue or
no relief until ! decided 20 Try 'Meuden'
halls Number 40" which was recommend
81 TO me BY Peck Drug co. After taking
two bottles the stiffness and pains left
mo and ! feel as supple ~ q child. ! Am
yondiug this letter for publication, as I
think every sufferer should hear the
wonderful merits uf Number So Em-
pl0vod in chronic blood poisoning rheu-
mailsm. nervous disorders, eczema and
skin erupt.ous constipation, torpid liver.
believed 20 remove gall stones and prevent
appendicitis,
Sold by Hamilton & wet2el Drug store,
ils West Ninth. 23i6 East Admiral
AdYt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
OIL MEN PAY TAX
AS EXPORT BEGINS.
Mexican Government to
Solicit Recognition;
Oil Men to Help

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Sept g.
Walter G. Teaglc, president OF the
standard OF company OF New Jcr-
s'y, and his party OF five prom mont
American oil men, who have been
In conforcnc" with President Obre.
gun In Mexico city during the past
two weeks, will arrive here Tuesday
morning, en- route TO New York city.
according to word received here to-.
day Tho trip ot the oil men into
Mexico was made In an effort TO st-
cure the elimination of heavy eN-
port tax now imposed on oil ship
mcnts by the Mexican government.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
Attest:
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
ttty Auditor.
FRANK E. DUNCAN,
City Attorney.


Pnbllshed in the Tulsa Daily World
september q, 1871 World Publishing
Company. Publlah"rs).
REVOLUTION
Resolution determining assess
ments and directing notices thereof
Tor paving IN STREET IMPROVE
MENT DtsTRiCT NO 276 OF the city
Of Tulsa oklahoma. and declaring
WHEREAS. tho City Engineer on the
End day OF september. 1921. submitted to
tho board his written statement showing
IN" names of the owners. tho number OF
mont feet owned by each a description
of the property ana estimate Of the total
cost Of the improvements, the proper
tl"nal amount Of such costs to be assessed
against the hbutting property and tho
total estimated amount to be assessed
mont In STREET IMPROVEMENT Dis
provided In Section Z OF Article TX OF the
Charter Of the said city Of Tulsa. and,
WHEREAS, this Board has duly ex-
smlhcd said stHt"Inont and found the
same To be correct and Ia conformity to
law,
NOW. THEREFORE HE IT RE-
soLNEp hf THE BOARD OF COM
Tri,sA TifSl%NEKI GKIAHFGMTkiH HF THE CITY OF
That SAID abatement be, and the Same
hereby IL, approved and,
nE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. that It
assess ~" cost Of the improvements pro.
yi,di!c.al. f9r a. SAID STREET IMPROVE
lots and blacks Hbutting said improve
WrniH ana IN" property benefited thereby
and IN" property liable 10 assessnent as
s"t out in tIc aforeSaid statement Of the
on n FrRTrER RESOLVED. that
notice uf such determination 'l assess he
g,s,u 10 al pnuer, of any ana ali such
p"pruF hN TInN0t'tnu iu the Tulsa Daily
N".I d"I. u.N"r"l of general err
'Hr tive go consecutive "i,s. beginning
"h llr ',. l'N. IL N, ,I.'."h, l5- ana
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
win Help McSiCans.

The American oil company prcsl-
dents seemed well pleased at the
outcome Of their week OF ncEotia-
tions. In addition 10 working for
recognition OF tho Mexican govern
mcnt II is understood they will un-
dortake other services beneficial to
the Mexican government
President Obrcgon urged direct
negotiations in the future through
elimination OF Intermediates.
Some of tho Mexican agents Of
American companies already are
being dismissed.
Walter z. Teagle. president OF the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06

Secretary of the Treasury De Ia
llucrta announced that As a roe
suit of the agreement, the American
companies viii pay 100000 pesos
to the Mexican government at once
and 20 600 600 pesos later ON. These
sums represent taxes which The
Mexican government claimed Lue.
Tn" delegation OF American oil
presidents planned TO leave for
Laredo today on special train.
II was reported they will 20 to
Washington and report to the state
department upon the agreement. 1t
IS understood the American oil COM
pany officials will work for rccog-
milton Of the Obrogon government by
the United States.
Under the terms Of the agreement
the American companies promise to
pay tho present tax on petroleum
production while reduction Of the
export tax was promised. 1t was the
Increase IN the export tax which
caused all the trouble. This new
tax was imposed on July 10y prr~i-
dental decree and Immediately ant
crward the American companies br-
gan closing their plants. claiming
they could not produce and export
oil at profit. They said thoy
would Confine their business to
Mexico i'm the future II the export
tax remained I'm force.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06

CntInrAi


TfWTV TN TTTTTLN.
'inCInnati BOO. o., ..... 900 O0l 0OO--l
Pittsburgh ...... ..,...OlG 600 l0N--2
summary. Thrcc-baso hit -BHrnhart.
Stolen hase--Grimm. struck out ny
MarkIc ]. hy Cooper 8. Base on balls
or Markle 2. kuns-Kopf. Haruhart,
Grimm. Error--Daubcrt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06

rHbIHhed ,r tho Tulsa rauy World
Company iuh.sh,tr
UEHDLJIION
RESOLUTION determining ss.o.a
w,h's and durcurs notices thereof
.,I'it,.iissrui, rr1ll,.Ir IMPROVE
'' 'nF' oklahoma. ami declaring
WuEnhNs. tho city Engineer on tn.
iih clay ui August 1871 subuitfrd to
%" luard his Written statement shovins
,.' h'.n'H ni ih. owners, the number q
i,'ni i.g' owned by each, description
~ 'M' 'nrI'N Nnmt his, the proper
N"U'I amount ut such costs 10 he sasess,d
,h'"."'. .' "9uiNnE ptoporty and this
against Furp owner subject 10 sss"s.'
mcnt 100 sIRtEr IMrRON EMENT pis.
~ ,''. .'' 100 form AND substance as
'hsrtcr of tho arH CITY M tulsa sna "'
WI EhEAS this hoard hss duly "a.
anlu'1 ho'l statement and found tho
same L" be- correct and iu conformity to
s,'&;@wt TurREroRn NE 1T re.
MlsSioNERs 81 TfuifE"p TiE pcITEy 'VM ~,
TULSA. OKLAHOMA
lh"t SAID HHtoinoTt bo, and tho sans
httrhy IN, approved and
~ IT FUkruEh RESOLVED. that Il
IL tho determination Of this Hoard to
HHT'hs the coFt " tho improvements pro-
MENr DISTRICT No. qs7 AGAINST ths
lots ana blocks admitting said ifnprove.
m'nls ana IN" property benefited thereby
ana ~" property liable To assessment a.
Hrt out IN the aforesaid statement Of tho
city Engineer. and.
nE II rrRrllER RESOLVED. that
n"tl'" OF Surh determination to assess bo
gtv'n to all ovnrrS Of any and ali such
m"rcrty by publication In the Tulsa Daily
culation In the City of Tulsa. oklahoma
Tor tVo taD consecutive days beginning
On ne o., ~ day 81 Soplcmhcr 1921, and.
Clty Auhltor be, ana she hereby Is III.
reoted TO send Written notice by reaIs.
tered mai To- all Of the owners of property
monts said notice to be in form and sub
stance as provided In Section OF Article
IN OF the Tulsa city Charter. and to be
mailed aa,, at thy timo designated In said
M IT ryRTHER RESOLVED. tina,
me lbth DAY Of Scpiemhor 1874. at 300
o'clock a. NJ, he ami the same in hereby
act ~ the day for hearing all objections
70 Huch hrSesainents improvements or
materials IN reference to The same. and
said hearing shall he continued from day
To DAY until the same II completed and
any objections not made In writing on or
At 90 O'Clock a. NJ, shall bo deemed to
he waived. aud
hE ,r rrWtnER RESOLVED. tina,
IN" city Auditor be, and she Ia hereby
instructed TO make and file on or before
the date OF said hearing. her certificate
showing when and In what manner said
mako part Of said Certificate tho Affl,
dsVit OF the publisher showing a copy Of
the notice so published and the days ON
which the Same was published and,
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. that
an emergency exists for the proserv alton
cf the public health and safety and Tor
tho furtherhncc Of street improvements
by reason whereof tbis resolution shall
take ERECT from ana after it's adoption
approval and publication.
ADOPTED. ana tho emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved this
2sth day August. 1871
APPROVED, this Goth day OF August,
1891.
T. -. EVANS.
Mayor.
Attest:
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
tity Auditor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06

MEXICO CITY. Sept. 5.-E1rur-
tation Of oil hy American oil com
pauics was resumed today "a q re
suit ot The agreement reached hv
the presidents Of American pc
trulcum concerns and HrcsidCut
phr'Euu on saturday night. The
Mexican governments embargo on
tho properties OF 10 American oil
companies has been liftcd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06

e Chicsgo ...... .....,......... 600 03-7
St. Louis ,................... 900 l3---i
summary. Double plays-DeAl to
Grimes. Frcemon to Deal to Grimes Hol-
iurh"r go Terry to Grimes. Base on balls
---DG Freeman 2. off Jones 2. struck
out-Ry bosk Runs-Flack. Holluchcr.
TNombiv Fournier Stock Shotton, Hun
ter. Error-Hurnsby