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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12

other speakers by declaring the bond issue ia not needed now and that the state has matched all federal funds up Go this time and now has $500 900 with which to take up federal funds now. He closed his appeal with the request that the biockaders stand "hltched." When they hitch you. stand hitched." he said. "The gover- nor win unhItch you by offering you a bill before tomorrow night"
 MT. Edwards of Pike and Mir. Ellis of Elmore also made addresses In sup port of the legislative blockade. Mir. Edwards said he would be unpatrl- otic If he didn't vote to abolish the tax adjusters and that some of his people had been forced to sell the corn in their cribs to obtain their tax money.
 Orr Closes Debate
 Representative Thomas E. Orr of Marshall. member of the state high- way commission. closed the debate with an appeal for q favorable vote on the bond Issue bill. He gave a history of the work of the oommis- sion and highway department In which he said the preliminary work has been done and all is in readiness for the construction of roads on 8 large scale as soon as tho state has matched the federal funds. He pre-. sented figures to show that about SS,000.000 will be lost from funds now set apart to Alabama if the federal aid is not matched and that a bill Is now and pending and probably will be passed soon which will give the state about S4,O00,00O more. He said re- ports from Washington indicate that Congress will increase the total ap- propriation to $i0O, 900, 900, which win give Alabama about 36.000,0 ,000.
 Three million dollars Is in peril now and S6,00O0O0 more will be soon, unless you act" he said. "This money was paid into the federal govern ment by your constituents, as we'll as the people of other states. Unless you submit this amendment. the money will be lost"
 He asked the legislators to compare the amount to be saved by the aboli- tion of the tax adjusters with the amount which will be'lost by the fail ure of the bond issue.
 MT. Orr condemned the blockade. He was interrupted by Mir. Carnley, who asked, Can't the legislature do anything not expressly prohibited by the constitution7" "Yes." replied MT. Orr, but 30 men are not the legisla- ture."
 He closed his address with an ap-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12
CONTRACT LET FOR
 BANK IMPROVEMENTS

Admission, October 1f.-(Speeial.)- Contract for the transformation of the second floor of the Commercial Ma tional bank building on Noble and Twelfth streets into modernly equipped office section was let Tues day to the Calhoun Construction com pany a local concern, the electric work to be done by the Moon Elee- tric company and the heating ap- gparatus to be installed by the klepsic Plumbing company, both of them io- cal concerns.
 Thirteen separate offices and TO- foot space for desk room is provided for in the plans made for the building. and the contract calls for the com p1etion of. the work by December l. The proposed section will fill long felt want in Anniston, several of the offices having already been rented to local business men,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12
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 mn BARK IN GADSDEN.

Anniston, October 11.-(Special!-- pr David Park, president of the Ala bama Presbyterian college. went to Gadsden Monday to attend the ses- sions of the North Alabsna Preony- tery. his report on the employment of an all-ti synodical manager be- Tn one of the features of the Monday session. presbyterian ministers and laymen from all over north Alabama were in attendance at the meeting Rev. sam E. Hodges and H, H. 5ootn of this city being the other local oel- eEaes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12
ARGENTINE SPLITS NET
 HONORS WITH CHILE

Buenos Aires, Octoper- 1i.-Argen- tine and Chile divided honors in the first round of the singles in the South American lawn tennis cham pionship tournament here today. In a brilliant and hard fought match, Mors, of Argentina defeated Torral- waco of Chile, s-7; s-6; 6-s: 4-s; 6-2. l.. Torralvaco of Chile vanquished Knight of Argentina 1-6; 6-2; 6-3; 6-4 Knight, who was champion If the River Platte region. suffered in this match his first defeat in seven years
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12
SOUTHERN BOARD REELECTED
 BY Associated Press

Chattanooga. October i1.--It was announced here tonight that the an- nual meeting of the stockholders of the Southern Railroad company in Richmond, Va. today reports of the directors covering the operations for 1920 and the settlement between the company and the United States rail roaod administration, closing up all claims and counter claims arising out of federal control during the war. had been approved Gaspar G. Ba- con of Boston, Guy Cary of New York, Fairfax Harrison of Belvoir. Va. and Henry Miller of Washington were re- elected to succeed themselves as members. of the board of directors for a term of three years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12
wADDELL FUNERAL HELD

Albany, October ll.-tSpeclalJ- Funeral services were held today for Henry waddell aged 26 years. who died yesterday at the Benevolent hospital, following an attack Of blood poisoning which resulted from a small boil on his arm. He Is sur vived by several brothers and sisters, MT. Waddell served overseas witn the American expeditionary forces. Funeral services were conducted from the Fairview home of the de ceased by the odd Fellows, or wnicn order he was a member, and the nooy was conveyed to Rogersville Tor m terment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12
$8,000 HANDBAG SAID
 LOST FOUND IN COACH
By Associated Press

Nashville, October 1i.-sA hand bag belonging to W. N. Estes of Jackson, and containing certified checks to the amount of ss.00o. thought to have been stolen from the depot platform here Sunday night following the ar rival of the Memphis train, was found this morning in the coach in which MT. Estes had ridden. The contents were found intact
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12
BANK MESSENGER IS
 ROBBED OF $33,500
 IN CASH AND CHECKS
nr Assocleted Pres.

MluneapoIls October 1.-Two rob- bers today held up messenger for the Liberty state bank here. took from him ss,5oo in cash and sso,OOs in checks, and fled in an automobile.
 The checks later were recovered In the automobile which was hban- doned by the robbers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12

Ia close finish. and Kllo. which had
 won heat Monday, thereby won the race.
 The other events on the pro gramme were the 2:12- trot. won by Sis Bing in straight heats; the 2;06 pace, which went to Main Direct, and won in straight heats.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12
AMENDMENT GIVES S3OO,OOO MINIMUM
 TO EACH COUNTY
tContinued From Pas. One, =.

(Continued From Page One) ~ gage in the scheme of building roads on their own resources" he said. He added that the whole bill was awk' wardly written and that it does seem that lawyers of this senate can frame an intelligible measure" The voters would kill the amendment, he said, If they got no assurance that the federal government will partici- pate. Senators West of Jefferson and Craft of Mobile spoke during the afternoon. The Jefferson senator ap- bile senator objected strenuousiy to it.
 No Action on Blue Law
 Arguments for and against thu proposed Sunday closing law and th' bill> providing for the censorship o motion pictures, were submitted tt the senate committee on the revision of laws at special hearings in thu senate chamber Tuesday.
 No action was taken by the com mittee however, on the Sunday clos ing law, 1t being stated that mem. bers of the committee would not vote on report until some time Wed nesday.
 Further hearings in connection with the proposed censorship legis- lation are to be held at time and place to be annouhced later. In ad- dition to the so-called administra' tion censorship bill, there are two ssubtitues now before the commit tee for consideration. One of these substitutes, which was offered by Mrs. J. Brevard Jones of Montgom ery, representing the Alabama Fed eration of Women's Clubs. provides for a state board of censors to be composed of three persons. The chairman of this board under the pro- visions of this substitute would be an appointee of the governor for such period as he might see fit. and would receive an annual salary of $3,000 The other two members would also be appointed by the chief executive upon the recommendation Of the Fed eration and would receive an annual salary of $2, 400 each. The second sub stitute, which was offered by Senator Teasley who said 1t was handed tc him, provides for the appointment oi the persons to corporate with the national board of review and to serve without compensation. Also film in- spector who must be woman, to be appointed by the governor and whc would receive an annual salary oi s1,200 in addition to allowances foi expenses necessary to the carrying out of her duties.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12
THE WEATHER
By Associated Press

Washington, October la-AIabama and Misslssippi: Fair Wednesday and Thursday; cooler Wednesday,; slowly rising temperature Thursday.
 Georgia: Fair Wednesday and Thursday; cooler Wednesday,: slowly rising temperature Thursday.
 Tennessee; Fair and continued cool Wednesday; Thursday fair and warmer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12
TO URGE MOBILE AS
 NEXT MEETING CITY

Mobile. October 1t.-(Speciai.)- Five automobiles carrying about 90 Mobile. boosters who will urge the selection of Mobile as the next meeting place of the Mississippi Val ley Highway association, left this city today for Meridian, where the highway association Is now in annual session. The Mobile delegation will 1 be joined by cars at Oak Grove and Citronnelle, arriving at Meridian late this afternoon. Among the Mobiliane leaving thls morning were County Commi ssioners Ward, Freeland, Mae Fayden and Brannan; City Commits sioners K. V. Taylor, l.. c. Adams, U o. Acree, J. Fl. Weinand Mir. and Mrs. Samuel LacklRnd and George zolezzi, assistant secretary of the Mobile County Automobile club. The party will return here Friday. The of fclal invitation to the body to meet in Mobile will be extended by City Commissioner R. V. Taylor
 peal to face the issue sQuarely and to bring tho matter to q vote on ths merits of the measure and not on the demerits of anything else" The time is now to determine whether or not you'r lose s10,o0000o while you are attempting to save S1O0O0." he said.
 MT. Bakers amendments requiring the highway commission to connect county seats with country seats wera adopted with little opposition, and on the yassage of he biIl 56 voted for it and 24 against, causing the defeat of the measure because the constitu-
 tlonal majority of 64 was not ob
 tained.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12
LOCAL DATA

LOCAL DATA
 For the 2t hours ending at ?. m.' October IT, 1s2is
 Highest temperature s...,......... S2 Lowest temperature S............... bb Mean tcmperature ......... 70 Normal temperature ..-.......s.... 66 Excess in temperature since Jan. L.. TIt Rainfall E.................. % Total rainfall since Jan. f........ g sS Deficiency in rainfall slnce Jan. It.. 2.SI Relative humidity, : a. m. -,....... !s
 12 noon ................,... 20
 p. m. ..........s..4....s.. o6 Dry thermouaeter a. m, .. SO
 12 noon .........,,....,..... "
 ?, m, '.....-s..sss .sss.sss... eVV Wet thermometer, a. m. .....s... ke
 l2 noon ......s ....' ..sss s'.--... es
 E. c. HORTON. Observer. Summary of observations made at sta tions of the United States Weather Bureau during the 24 hours ending at : p. mr soth meridian time. October II. lssl;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-06
i'l9
PRONTUARI0.

Missouri vueo sugerr nombrament0 de Procnradores
pleos de diyoco eber seria nteryenr el
onvnio confahuacioh las parties aqie
nca de cnaquiea de elias cOnsegur atraerlas
reconciliation possible segdn las ccunsancias
que que dvorcio pueda eoseguirs connenca
contradiction los Sdnhesv SodeV0 DPR
225, ga. edi.},
EI vnculo matrimonial aunque dervado consato civil
dbe fac soyerse Sdnches Soldev supra Jrot
Crispin y DPR. So
Va Legislature Estado Kansas Mario 1913 lie
yes Kansas Cap l15 aprobo sobre procura
diyorcos que pctica
Pqr ella povee que Fiscal Condado del
Esado auxiares ofciaes
er rocusdor divocos deber comparycer juicio
ayase dendido que deber del
copa la deranda diyorco al proculdor
quen ponr aceptacion del servo original
requisite pcr
notification al Fiscal Teeya deandane dber de nocar
requiere ley que cofenzar
nanda informsr la corte jucio los meritos
de Ia deIdanda de la eonacn que afec laeionea
por aIquea de elias de aigdn debe que haga usca
las parties Ia socedad potegida antdad de las
reaeiOne matrimona preseada ID sahdad de las
IeIeios honorao del pocura
dor slo1 tasaan partida DC
del Condado s.
H question por tribunales que
tos dediyoo Esado eae por bsnestsr pableo
IN q de Da s~Tdyes n DIP b 51 pare apeIada
imusnar I soieit6 Ia desmae6 poF4ue
Fiscal paFte Iegitima neeesa haba intervepido po
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-06
d. Ell pETROLEo EN- MEXICO

Ell Tesoro MelicanO esta ingresan-
do, desde elero de este aiio. un pro-
medic nensual de cfllcO millones de
pesos. orc nejicano. por los impues-
toss sobre las exp6rtaciones de petr0:
leo de las. diversas empresas que ha-
cen ese negoeio en- ef pals. -
Sc esta estudiandO una reforma a
Ia Ley &c impuestos para petr0leo,
gasOlina. iker0sina v liIbricaHtes, que
Sc consumer y manipulan en- el terri
toiio. 's-
Alrededor de un million 100000 pc
SOS pagaron, merlsualmente, las COM
pa1fas Huasteca Petroleum Corp, y
la Trascontinentaf de Petr0leo. Tn
detalIe: la gasolina cuesta en- Mejico,
que Ia produce -en0rmemente. ell doble
que Ell el extranicro, resto a causa del
monopolio de las empresas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-06
CAPITULO II.
DEL rRocEDIMIENTo PARA Ell DIvoRcIo..

Ef dirorcio solo puede conceddo mdidne ucio
M ordaaria or senteacia dicfdda por C0e de Dis
o pNcde eI diDoco la
F de eIyvsuado coneenio coabuacdn entire
aaf0 de aqnieScenciG dc cndlquad de elos para
Ortiz RODRIGUEZ Dec p 52-Haertas rs Ma
Dee RI persona podrd otter et diUorcio
M este digo que haya reddo en- Ia Isa
dc hacef Ia denanda que que
Rico c6Ryuges
~ Solo ene Jurisdiction para decretar el iyorcio
eFfe De DsFto Mapriqhe eiaros . Dec r. X 400 rel
m Senao pF0eenento de caraeter ciyiafk Clark
Am Dee 165 No basante Ia somtad delas pareMaynard
s. Hill rs rs 1909 KC 25 Solo concede por
motives C0go expresa oda Ell dsorcio exise pbr
Aistelo Dc q nlIews Andrews 1S8 Us 149 RCL 395
4 hoeenea del eonynge eercita IA
Eaandez Dec p n zE residr Puerto Rico por
ds ao mites Dc ID demanda para darle IA Core iurisdc
6 neeeslio aegar este emento la emanda &c r 800
que Ii Puerto Rico eu5o tempo
M ;o applicable exception del abandono9 rel
e zto hakeos pafte De glos areulo publeado
'<a e IsizIae6nx urisprudeneia de de fecha Nov
& H' g he s9Fiaao IA lera dice asI:
a fIsiIeS a dfefsioIa Association de Abogados de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-06

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NsaA.
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Nra Aorg. Bmsu s>sa.
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q mScsiI~ lussse , saldra para Nea
l"Ik. mH6ana n ias y u.
~ '-Saa is.r~nzs sali6 u sAlmslo a
lac Z: n. - New fssk. para vsas laseu
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-06
E SECcI0h COHERCIAL e


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simse sxnrse. osR eunsiitu1ssn us,a xsf.
aaarsa fsSausm paEn EsgsAA. has sst.
hulnsaa aAe las nnrtenes ek1rmngpSak.
AlEsnns. Eor mcois d. uas ssgsr.
EsntAmsrs. han Frscuraao ~ aaqui.
rir noticiA de h fmpostMnris dsl det.
rntssnierto.
u pctrslee - prrsentA liqaide ,
cn 81 teFrene tFiskiro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-06
lnNl,lpn SlN l:Ml.l.lNl

las raniidadcs psacilsislas issr Ia
luiia d. sslsras dri i'nrrte l.aEu Hm"t
sikaeian dr lsslss. las qnr han dr ha'
sxr~e arni~ del islaz" s''Aslad" = g.
he algunss aiioS. rStan rn f'-S"rSia
ca dslsssiic. = ne pa~l~n uiiiizarse.
Esialslsxido el Banco lnsmlar. Al
mas De dinrro ComO In expresada. y
Otras de pago de aielriones a large
slaze. irian n In circulation. prcsen-
iaildo los consi=Eienics henciici6s In
. comunislad.
Sc calcula en rn million de d0lares
Ia suma que hsv shOra en Tesorerfa
sin estar desiinaG" a determinadas
ovenciOn.s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-06
Los libros mas recientes

III d',iass '-srrrO llegaslo dc Esinila.
ha I'a i,lo iara las popularcs libmrias
de Canlerr. FrIilahslez y S'o., un0s H.
brsss qia Go iiSu de eStar muclias ho-
;ss ca los eSsaiaIaies. ca cuantO que
Il plihli,o le,i"r scim que han llesadc.
He aqui Ia srcNe lisi.. que hara tenn
blar dc rmOci5u. al lector lie re.inado
gusto:
Ei Scdoriio 0rtario, por Armad ado
Palacio Vallcs.
Sfclio. novela de los ticmpcs de la
revolucion francesa, por Alfredo Ge
vigny.
Lais dc CorintO, NO, la por Cristo.
bal Castro.
Los Cdminos del Mundo. por eli fuer-
tc cscritor Pho BarOja.
Con Ia Puma y con Ell Sable, del
mismo autOr.
La Rana. Tiajera. por Julio Gambia.
Et EncGntO de BMeROs Aires, por Il.
Gomez Carrillo.
dos ejemplares muy pulcros, muy
lindos, de- una biblioteca lIamada a
los mayores 6xitos:
SiIUia, por Gerardo de Nerval.
Aqua en- Ciste'na, por Eduardo Mar
quina. 4
TOdos estOs libros, que pueden ser
enviades por correo al iiltimo conffn
de Ia Isla, estan la venta en- las bien
conoeidas librerfas de Gantero, Fer
nandez y Co..ycalles de Salvador Brau
y Fortaleza. ], as - ~ 4.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-06

a. s~a estHa. tsass~sHsnassass ? sm~'
,rswA
N -Msrassa- sana suss p~ss.e A.
D. asas.
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Aalnan smsu snlH a. calswsasn harln
= ~ a. mnss laaranae a mes ~ %.
nls lMsxiaas ~ arrgnsssas4n aus a..
pusvs cue rarrauAA - he sxlhas u.
gmirnas~s
Ia sssznlnani. lue aias 3 3 ~
~ ilsnslea Dos :sas 10 = -
Ia ssaisrslsa. b.. alas a. = ~
a. nrsgSos > 80. :. "a Z. ARcnles
Gsscs4lrs. SAa aasa q. q.
'lAlse faisalr". asa ~ nj - ari 60
Exirnse ~ annnria para sallF g. Gal
weston can aexiine = estes pnegaee.
Lake F1sassluy" y Lake Iamaalc'
a Ia earga dHraaie Ia prlmera qsiin.
~rna dc lunio ca Dos pucrtos arrsla
meilrionados.
viilar y Co. Ine.. Asentes Gencra-
les.-San Juan. Tel9fono 347.
"vapOr Rotation sali0 a - dc
mayo. de san Francisco de California
con carsa para Ponce y San Juan.
Consignatarios: Luiiia, Mnrias y
rrcirfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-06
vAPOR "PRINS DER NEDER-
LANDEN" ~

Nos comnnican los Sres. Sues. de
l.. villamil Y Co., de esta ciudad,
agentes de los vapores hOlandeses que
hacen La trayesia por estos mares, que
cl "Prins der NederIanden'' estara en-
Puerto Rico haeia el ~ del mes en-
curse, -admitiendo carga para todos
los puertos de Europa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-06
I'm cIxCrEXTA NIL QrINTALEs

I'm rsa cantidad ~ calcula In .ZafTa
de la Central liefensa. de Caguas. Gu
20 r.Slil.at!f, Se considera un gran
eXi5".
Para Fl pr0Xini" aiio. en que el cos
to dc los cIiltivos y otros gastos son
mucIlo mas limitados. 81 espera que
la nueya Central hasa mejor negociO.
sus directories se encuentran muy
satisfechos de haber podido realizar
el prop6s'4o de installation de In Cen
tran con el buen exito que van obte-
niendo. .= ..+44 -- - -.-'. 4.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-06
ORTEGA HERMANOS, SUCESOREs.

Poseen las guiene tahonas papadas San General
Contreras Nos 06 1Os eefono santuce la antigua
acredada panadera pertenec Hemanos
Parada %, telefono 534
Ell meor pan que eabora disibuye domco rapdog
biginico automobiles la nica que prestandon
vicio de esta fndole, hasta la fecha
Nuesro lena arulo superior rapdez vicio
completeness ell cente!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-06

fsod. Civil 7. r.
RcfreciasEste arcnlo parecdo al 105 del Espano2
saevoa 56s1 Martinez Ruiz 4271 Manresa Sanchez Ro
nan1 Falcon 134 Bone 2004 Alcubila 552Codgo Penal
Puerto Rico
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-06

DORADO. PLATEADo. NIQuE
LADO Y .BRONCEADO.. s...
The Porto Rico Electroplating
!. II, .sss q, .aslCe.s .fncy >. ,r.r..s-=
Luna "A. Telef. 1901,
San Juan. p. X.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26
HUNT FOR RICH NORWEGIAN
Whether lie Vanished at Sea or Cot
Into 4. =. Is Question.

NEW YORK, March 25.--Dotcc-
tivos were instructed tonight by AS
sistnnt District Attorney Banton TO
spare no effort" to determine
whether Thor Dahl reputed Nor
wcgian millionaire, disappeared
from tho steamship Borgcnsfjord In
mid-occau as reported or whether
he slipped into this country, unob-
served.
Officers Of the ship, which docked
yesterday, said he disappeared dur
ing storm, March Is.
Basis for questioning the report
however, Mr.. Banton said. was in
the fact that process servers were
at the pier with subnQenas for
DahIs appearance in connection
with the indictment of Detectives
John J. Cunson ana Joseph Ma
loney. on charges of eXtortion and
perjury.
Mr.. Banton said tonight, however,
that 1--WE have nothing to show that
Dahl did not disappear as reported -
II do not know how he could have
known he was wanted or that n
subpoena server would be awaiting
him" ne added.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26
R0SENBLUTH TO FIGHT
Former Army officer Seeks IIrrc-
dom ON lhil--thargcd With
trOnkiIitg Murder

FliW YORK, March 25.--Appli-
C1tirn for the release ON bail Of
Robert Roscnbluth. former captain
uf engineers in the United States
army, who is held here In ConncC-
tion with the death Of Major Alex
audor T.. Croukhito at Camp LOWS,
Washington. ON october %. 1918,
will be- made tomorrow when the
accused officer is arruigncd in re-
moval proceedings before federal
commissioner
For several hours today Gosen-
bluth with his attorney conferred
with John T.. joyce, assistant united
States attorney ana submitted him
self to Interrogation In the hope of
inducing the government To admit
him to- bail Roseubluth insisted ho
is innocent Of any part In the tragic
death OF Major Crunkhitc.
Several influential persons, among
them Herbert Lehman and Felix NJ.
Warburg New york bankers, have
offered 20 go on Roscnhluth' bond.
his attorney stated.
Roscnbluth said today that N h"
is released on bail, he would proceed
to Seattle M his own expense and
clear the suspiclons on which he de-
Clarcs the officials have based the
murder charge against him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-26
GIRL IS GIVEN $4,000
Plaintiff with Nunths-Oid Babe
In Arms Awarded Tint sum
tsy Texas jury.

FORT WORTH. TcNas, Mnrch t'.
Mildred Alexander, 20, ot Monroe
la, today was awarded "a $4,000
jury verdict against ". \ Shuft,.d
VI this city for his alleged breach ot
marriage promise.
Holding her -months-old baby
I'M her arms she sohhcd us SHE told
the jury her story OF misguided love.
she declared that Shufficld was the
father OF her baby.
"Ilc promised to marry me and
We clopcd from Monroe starting to
Fort worth by automobile she
said "lt raincd and wo stopped at
Marshall. ToXns, at O'Clock u tho
morning II was no hour for mar
riaEc ceremony Shufncld said. and
under his promise that We would
marry the next day We Registered
as man and wife at hotel Tho
next day ho said we could not marry
in Marshall because We would h,
arrested fur registering ~ man auo
wife. We rnmc on Ca Fort Worth
i Here I found ho had a wife