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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06
By LARRY DALEY.

Frankie brown OF Philadelphia
and Young Johnny Rcislor OF Now
York. crack fentherweights. tonight
stop 10 rounds In the main event
NJ boxing show at Convention
hail. The clash OF the little follows
features card that includes ~
rounds OF boxing. thc most cxten-
sivc card offered here for some
time.
Brown will enter the ring tonight
n slight faVoritc over Rcisler. This
IL duo TO the formers greater ring
experience and longer record. The
Quaker city boy, too " figured TO
pack n stiffcr wnllop than the
Gotham Heather pushor." Rcialer.
however. has also shown he carries
q good punch, having several
knockouts to his credit over rugged
boya. Rcislcr is a more flashy
boxer than Brown and his support
crs count on his Clcvorness to aid
him In gaining the decision over
Brown--and In Guiding Is. q.
punch from frankie.
sport Scribcs Interested.
Eastern sporting writers are very
much interested in the clash be-
tween Relsler and Brown, AZ indi-
Gated In wires received by the writer
from New York and Pittsburgh
papers asking for details on the
scrap. Brown and Rcislor are
among the leading boxers In the
featherweight division today ana
that. in addition to their going 20 a
decision In 10 rounds, has created
no little comment In other sections
over the Tulsa battle.
Victory for either boy tonight Will
be "a big boost upward, and II FOL
lows that they are in condition Tor
u hard scrap and that they VIII take
every advantage To win. Tulsa fan
dom has had little opportunity Of
securing n line on either boy as
they have only worked out a few
days and neither boxed here before
or in this section, They are, how
ever, aware OF The sterling record
OF Brown. and as for Relslor, tho
boy must be good TO have knocked
out such boxers as Dutch Brandt,
Johnny Rose. Battling l.ahn and
others.
John Reisler. sr. IL former pro-
moter here, who is handling the
ring destiny OF his son, and Brown
last night expressed confidence over
the outcome Of tunights go. Rcis
lcr is confident his speedy son viii
gam the uttleluu bNfI NV NVR'N'NN
and Frankie also il certain ho Will
win and expects his victory TO be
by the knockout route.
Must Reward Patronage.
Tulsa f!stic enthusiasts realize
from the imposing records OF both
boys that they are topnotchcrs and
are expected TO patronise tonights =
show wen. For doing this. they
must be rewarded with a good show
--as promised by Promoter New
man, by both Reislers and by
Brown,
Rev. Earl 4. Blackman, pastor OF
the First Christian church Of Cha
mute, Kan will referee the keislcr-
Brown bout.
Billy Morrlsctte OF Sand Springs
and owen Castlcbcrry OF Tulsa,
middleweights, go 10 rounds IN the
semi -windup, This should be an
interesting affair a. both boys have
shown well here IN previous bouts.
-Four prehminaries, three of four
rounds each and the curtain raiser
of three rounds, are also offered to-
night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06
GIBBONS LOOMS
AS GREAT HEAVY
T o m m y Possesses All
Necessary Requisites
of a Champion

t.t.,t. ...its A.. sr....,.
''''''>' "p' ''""'
''Inh"u" '''''' H' ROM NI'h'i' ~
aufnttllug OF au idol with the biNits
fans around Iu' Gilman FIu,r he
..., .I.,.... ..,, ~ ,
h'1fN" weight.
Tom punched his way into the
hearts OF tho fans hero at tho rx-
p,uac % one Paul sampson. rugged
Bronx huuNS wrIghA aud hIs ap'ud
ana hitting ability amazed th" crowd.
Sampson had never before been
kuu, kcd out Gibbons Disposed ~
him ln two rounds.
Many ~ ihr fans ~ the rIugsido
were present az Newark last tai
whom Georges Carpenter nud Bat I'-
whisky pHgpd thcir littlc party and "
did not take them long To- agree that
Gibbons stands Just aH high aa the
vorwtiIc Georges In the ranks OF utlo
coutcudors IN short. Sir Thomas is
rated pl,fv good enough fut q week
M MIsfrr lawn Dempsey any day
Gibbons has been on Carpenters
trnu fur many months. iir Is on the
TRAN of every good heavyweight from
Jack Dempsey down. and about all
hc needs 90 boost his stock Sky high
IN tho hnuyNWnight diyIAou is a
chance Co show what ho can do
tFiust tho hlg boys Perhaps few
more pounds would not hurt Gibbons
ho weighs ltu now hut oven at
that weight hc ~ hlg enough and
strong enough tp hold his own with
he best nf 'em, pcmpsCy proved
pretty ronclusyoly that weight ism
everything when ho trimmed Jess
willard at Toledo, and what Is truo
OF Dempsey Is truo OF Gibbons or
Carpenter.
II Glhbou could nm all tho engage
mcnts boxing promoters try 20 line
up for him ho would bo the busiest
boxer In the country But that ~
where the rub comes in. Promoters
cycrywhrro want Gibbons but cannot
induce the leading buttlCrs Of the
country 10 Ect into the ring with him
In short, Thomas plays too rough
for the hoyp and when thcy see him
Eddie Kane. who manages Glib
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Castleberry and Morris
cite in 10-Round Semi
Windup
BLACkMAN IS REFEREE
Kansas Minister Third Man
Four Preliminaries Are
Offered
About the Bouts
Convention hall.
Time 40 p.,insk

Ifhf 'hIlNfNIlNN lHll.
Time 80 O'Clock.
Main event Young Johnny
Rcislcr OF New YORK W. Frankie
Brown of Philadelphia. 10
rounds. foathcrwcights
Semi windup -. owen Castle
berry ~ TulAa W.. Hillv MorrB-
otto ~ sand Springs, 10 rounds,
middlcWcightE.
Preliminary ry--Glou Gillcn vg
Kid Williams. four rounds, light
weights
Preliminary --- Young Murray
w Jack Morris or Jimmy Sai
conf. four rounds, bantam.
weights.
Preliminary Patsy O'Il1rn vs.
Jimmy CouiOn. four rounds. ban
tamwciRhts.
Curtain raiser --- Young nulct
W. Young Lauflin, three rounds
fywcights.
Rcforco---Rev Earl A. Black
man.
Timokcopcr--John Shaunessy.
Announcer Wilmont.
Auapicos--Oil city Athletic
club
Promoter Lou Newman.
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Rich Hun Huya Ncwsnapcrs.

VIENNA, Apru 5.-According TO
reports current In newspaper circles
Hugo SHINES. the great German cap
italist, is buying up the Austrian
press on a big scale. II is said he
has acquired three papers in Vienna
(Thc TagcblatI Nittlgs Zcitung
and the oct Uhr BlutD, one in Linz
and one IN Graz ana has started a
new paper i'm khgcnfurt
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State Health Board
Secretary in Tulsa

Jules Shcvitz, general secretary of
conferred with the members of the
board OF the Tulsa tuberculosis as
sociation at its regular monthly
meeting last night. Routine matters
OF business were discussed and the
regular reports of Miss Bessie Rich
ardson and her assistants submitted
to them for approval.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, April S.
President Harding will sleep in bed
five feet wide and eight feet long
six inches wider and one foot, oigh,
inches longer than a standard stZa
bed. The bed, rushed through byin
furniture company here on q spech-
order. Shas been sent to Washingtor.
where ii will be set up In tno presi.
dents bedroom in the white house
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Last Nights Fights

Al New York Roy Moore. st
Paul outpointed frankie Fay in Ia
rounds.
Al st. paul-Bockv Kansas
knocked out Bobby ward In the
fifth round.
At Hazeiton. Pa.--Eddie Fletcher,
New York defeated oung Fulton In
10 rounds.
At Holyokc, Mass,--Jlmmy Dwycr
Of Ireland knocked out Al Gerard
Boston in the sixth round.
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Omaha Releases Five Players.

OMAHA, Neh.. April 5.-Thrce
pitchers. one catcher and one fielder
of the Omaha Western league club
were released yesterday, according
TO word received here from Musko-
gee. Okla.
McClelland, pitcher and Hazcn,
inficldcr, go to the Wichita Falls
club OF the Texas league; Smith,
pitcher. and Brown, catcher. to
Richmond, Va, and Banton, pitcher,
to Bloomington. III.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06
WHERE DO YOU IJNEp

II you live outside of Tulsa, on
any of the transportation lines en-
tering the city. there is a transpor-
tation refund due YOU provided YOU
trade at the Union Department
store on the day designated for
your particular locality. And too
you'll find bargains galore at the
Pre- Anniversary sale, ll2-lli South
Main 81 -Adyt
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Eastern Featherweights Step
Is Rounds at Convention Hall
EnOGS7,lNeb4s
Larry Doiley

Johnny 10 IF.'i
s. u OF John llcla
l,I tonight boxes
30 ID Tulsa ring
Johnny meets u
tpug b boy.
Frankie iroVn
nud b., scrap
viii pTpbabIy be-
hard fought and
close John Refs
Ter, rr. b. very
unpopular here
iu some quarter
ana iu ~ no o.
ls rrU i!u {
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

plNEHURST, y. C.. April o.
Playing almost perfect golf Il =.
Morrimau OF Waterbury. has lied
Perry Adair at lj5 for the SO holes
of play ia the qualifying round os
the north and south amateur golf
lhaInpiouship.
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Notes of SpOrtidnd

BERKELEY, Cal.-The Uniyers-
tiv OF Michigan track and field team
arrived today to compete with the
University OF California team Satur-
day.
SALT LAKE CITY.-With snow
falling practically throughout the
night and with prospects Of fair
weather this afternoon remote, the
opening OF the baseball season here
scheduled for today was postponed.
ClIlCAGO.-T Three Of the alleged
gamblers indicted in States Attorney
Groves new investigation OF world
series gambling In 1919 today ad-
viscd the states attorney they were
ready to waive cxtradition proceed
ings and stand trial. The three men.
Louis and Ben Levi, brothers and
David Xcslcr denied the charges
made against them.
NEW HAVEN, Cunn.-Addition Of
Churchill &. Peters, captain of the
1919 Yale crew to the varsity coach
ing STAFF for this season was an
nounCed today lie will have charge
OF all class crews.
ALBANY, y. INSTRUMENTATION
of the state boxing commission Is
proposed in bill introduced In the
legislature today. y similar measure
will be presented To- the assembly
tomorrow. The bill is intended TO
loEislate out OF office the present
boxing commissioner.
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boxing cpthupiaH's. when ihcv at.
tond tonighta bout. should not let
th'ir dislike uf tho elder Rcialcr
prejudice their opinion or TO incline
them tp rive the "raZZ" tu ih,
younger Hclslcr Tulsa sporting
lnudom iH uoird for it's fatt play and
that reputation should not h"
m1rrcd. O. ISN'T John Roislcr lu
the ring tonight its u vuungstcr
with % ring future. hu, who has
made q very favorable impression
here as U likoablo chap.
80 tonight give Rrisicr. IT,,
consideration due other boxers
And dunt handicap him by show
ing from the start thn, Tulsa l.
against him. The referee n In the
i'iug to -rt that the nest man wins
and that all II wen. so leave n up
Ia the referee.
Promoter Lou Newman of the oil
CITY Athletic club ls great be-
hcNcr thnd correctly In the de
Nclopmcnt Of local boxing talent.
Newman lg always on the lookout
f"r young and promising boxers and
ia always ready to give them
chance TO show. Tonight ne pre-
scnts four preliminary bouts at his
show NJ Convention hall II any of
these boys show class Newman viii
match them in future shows.
lie - dosirous Of developing M
many good boys as possible and
would especially like 10 uncover
hoy who some day can rank with
the best or them. Tho development
OF local boy into u topnotch
acrapper would be one OF the best
things Newman could do for his club
and for boxing In Tulsa. az nothing
so cnthuses fistic enthusiasts as
local boy boxing an invader.
y
Kid Spack became uuitr local
attraction, even though he wasn't
very well liked. But he was
Tulsa hoy and boxing patrons or
Tulsa were Interested la the ga
rccr of the Hebrew bantam.
When Spnck left Tulsa Tommy
Alba became quite n local fayoritc.
TOmmN haS not boxed here for
some time, though Il IL probable
Tint this hard hitting. straight
punching boy viii he Ia action In
u Tulsa ring within the near fu-
tur'c.
--- --
Jack Callahan, who promoted
boxing In Tulsa for several months
goes tomorrow to Okmulgcc. where
he may reopen boxing. Callahan IL
also considering the promotion or
boxing In another oklahoma city,
the namc OF which we ore not at
liberty to divulRc AT this time, Cal
lahn IL n likcable fellow, very popu-
lar hero and win mako good ~ "A
promoter. lie has the confidence OF
all with whom he has been asso-
ciatcd--half tho battle In this
doubtful ring sport
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

Alals Department of Gardc.
France, April "a violent explosion
occurred in a mine near here today.
killing number OF miners, Four
tocn bodies have been taken from
the nit. -, -
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Exhibition Games

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April O.
Louisville American .... : 10 2
birmingham Southern &c. s IL A.
Miller. Estell and
kocher, Meyers; Gallagher, Newton,
Meeker and Brandon.
AUGUSTA. Ga, April o.
II II f
Augusta (South AtlanticJ.4 u q
Batteries-Okrie and Lamb, Mich
OILS, Condrick ana Agnew.
BAMBERG, 5. c. April D.
r. II b
Boston Americans .......9 is 3
Rochester International ...S % 4
GO inuingsD
, Batteries Bush, Thormahicn and
Rlel Walker: Black Clark.
Whitaker and Ross, Hargrave
MOBILE, Ala, April 5.--
cleveland Americans .....3 I 9
Mobile Southern .........2 4 .
Pattcries--Uhlc and Thomas. o.
Nell Roberts, Swami, Roberts and
Pond.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. April 5.
New York Giants second
team ......,,,..,,,.l4 22
Chattanooga Southern &C.. IL
Battorirs-Perritt, Barnes and
Henline; Thweatt, Vines and Neider-
korn, Graham,
WICHITA FALLS, Texas, April ..
Detroit Americans ........lU 10 0
Wichita Falls Tex league. 3 7 2
Battcries-Dauss. Middleton and
Manion, Woodall; Marshall, Floyd,
kroh and Kitchens,
ST, LOUIS. April o.
St. Louis Americans ......0 0
81, Louis Nationals .....O 3
Battcrics--Sothoron and Severcids
Walker. Schupp, Riviere and Dill
hoefer.
FORT WORTH, April o.
Pittsburgh Nationals .....2 2
Fort Worth Texas league. a > ,
Batterios--Adams, GIazncr and
schmidt; Appleton, Pate and Moore.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn Aprn o.
L ~ IL
Washington Americans ...2 d
New York Nationals ..,...4 4
Battcr.cs-Zachary, Schacht and
Picinich; Douglas, Denton and
snyder,
GREENNIlLE, 5. G., April g.
Philadelphia Americans .is "a "a . !,
Philadelphia Nationals ..7 50 4
Batteries Perry and
Perkins; Hubbell, Ring, Belts and
WithrOw.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06
Pomona Blues Win
in Closing Election

POMONA, Cal, April ga 70.
check today on votes cast in the
municipal election showed Pomona
went blue" yesterday by SO votes.
The vote on the ordinance provid-
ing all places OF amusement whore
admission is charged should be
closed on sunday, was 2,079 for ana
1h2i azsln4t-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

Free Lecture, 1.-THE Story Of At
lantis." Tuesday, April 3, at Besan,
Lodge, Theosophical Society. 2ll
Fisher Building .-Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

YORK, s g, April York
county lays claim to the most active
blind coroner in the United states.
The coroner, Paul G.. McCorkle for
mer member of congress from the
fifth district of South Carolina walks
about the streets of this city, unaidcd
save for long cane. lie IL able to
distinguish hundreds of people by
their voices. His office is In the
second story OF the building on the
Main square, In the winter he de-
scends several times each day from
his office with IA coal sCuttle in his
hand, Walking down the stairway
he finds his way 20 the coal pile.
fills the scuttlc and returns
Coroner McCorklc lost his cyesight
many years ago when horse which
he was driving to a buggy ran away.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

FaIIcrles-Jhlc and Thomas, o.
Nell; Roberts, Swami. Roberts and
Pond.
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80 tonight give Rrisicr. IT,.
consideration due other boxcrs
and don't handicap him by show
ing from the star, thn, Tulsa H.
against him. The referee ~ In the
ring to -cc that the nest man wins
and that all is wen. 80 leave n NJ
Ia the referee.
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are preaching and the music Is fur
uishcd by the spugstcrs, composed
Of ID men and women singers.
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WOMAN PIONEER
DIES IN TULSA
Mrs. Emma Miller Organ
lied First W.C.T.U.
in Early Days

Mrs. Emma Miller OF Guthrie,
pioneer OF oklahoma and organizer
ot the first W, &. r. L. in the ter.
ritorial days, died suddenly yostcr.
day afternoon in the home OF Mrs
L. l.. Mccormick, 1917 South Baltl-
more, lifelong friend with whom
she was visiting for a few days in
Tulsa Mrs Miller had not been
well for several months, she was
worn out after long life OF arduous
service and her death, while II came
as shock, was not altogether unex-
pectcd.
Funeral services will be held at 3
O'Clock this afternoon from the
home Of Mrs. Mccormick The body
VIII bc taken TO Guthrie for inter-
mcnt ROY. l.. A. Brannon will OF.
fiCiate at the services
Mrs. Miller was close friend of
Mrs. Frances willard. a crusader In
Ohio. she was among those who
so years ago were instrumental in
organizing the union known the
world over by It's white ribbon. with
her husband and son, she came to
Oklahoma In pioneer days in a
prairie schooner, and like her neigh
hors In tho now country. lived for
some months .u that schooner. with
others who had come to the territory
from the cast, she was Interested In
the organization of local w. G. II.
L and planned for an organization
looked alike, SO tn distinguish her
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last Wednesday and Will continu,
through this week and next com
mAndnnt and Mrs ". r lNhnAnn
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BIG EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE.
Take Salts at First Sign Of
Bladder Irritation or
Backache

Ths American men and women
must guard constantly against Kid.
ney trouble, because we eat too much
is filled with uric acid which the kid
neys strive 70 filter out. they weaken
from overwork, become sluggish; the
eliminatiye tissues clog and the
result is kidney trouble bladder
weakness and general decline In
health.
when your kidneys feel like lumps
Of lead, your back hurts or the urine
Is cloudy. full OF sediment. or you
are obliged to seek relief two or
three times during the right: II Won
suffer with sick headache or dizzy.
nervous spells. acid stomach, or you
have rheumatism when the weather
is bad, get from your pharma cist
about four ounces OF Jad Salts; take
tablespoonful In glass OF water
before breakfast for few days and
your kidneys will then net fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid
Of grapes and lemon Juice. combined
with lithia, and has been used for
generations 10 flush and stimulate
cloggcd kidneys: 10 neutralize the
acids in the urine 30 It no longer is
a source of irritation. thus ending
bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot
injure makes delightful efferves-
cent lith!a- water beverage. and be-
longs I'm every home. because nobody
can make mistake by having a
good kidney Flushing any time
Advt.
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City Briefs

MIR. AND MRS. c. q. GARRETT
or 1882 South Troost, are parents
or boy, born Tuesday. February \
-
PETITION FOR DIVORCE was
filed In district court Tuesday hN
John j. Burnett against Emline
Burnett
=
GIRL RESERVES or Irving
school have announced a summer tea
FESTIVAL for Friday, February IS. in
the school AUDITORIUM
-
J. u. WATKINS. well known au
tomobile dealer OF Manntord, il =
patient at oklahoma hospital. where
he was operated on for appendicitis
yesterday afternoon.
-
TULSA CHAPTER. Womau's Re
lief Corps, will meet at 23O Thurs
day afternoon in the sub-stury of the
First Methodist church for the reg
ular session.
=
j.. G. CUNNINGHAM, local real
estate man, is recovering. after an
illness of several days. which has
confined him to his home. His son.
Carleton Cunningham, who has also
been ILL., Is able to be out.
=
DETAILS or the appearance Of
the Oklahoma University glee club
have been worked out. and every
thing Is In readiness for the con-
cert TO be- given Friday evening in
the high school auditorium. under
Y. W. G. A, auspices.
4-t
MARRIAGE LICENSES were is
sued to the following Wednesday by
the clerk OF county court. Russell
Tucil 21, Tulsa, and Josephine Reid.
Kelloyvillc; william II. White. 20,
Tulsa. and Neva Boyd. 10. Catousa /;
w. II. Peck and Mrs. Augusta j..
Shopper Tulsa; Prcssy Bartes, 81,
and Marie Davis. 22, Tulsa; Richard
$. Gnlard, "a. Tulsa. and Lille
Hayes, 81, Broken Arrow.
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MOrtuary
Smith.

Smith.
Mrs Ruby Smith, 81 years old
wife OF DR.. l.. G.. Smith. dentist.
died yesterday at the family rest
dence. 402 South Houston. Mrs.
Smith graduated from Kendall coll
lege in 1917, with a lifo diploma in
domestic science. She taught in the
schools of Spcrry and also taught
one year in Tulsa schools.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by an infant son, her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Perkins; two
brothers and two sisters. Mrs.
Smith was member OF the Boston
Avenue Methodist church. Funeral
services will be held this afternoon
at the church, with Rev. l.. $. Bar
ton officiating. Interment will be
in Rose Hill.
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WHAT CAUSES GAS
ON THE STOMACH?

II is caused by fcrmcn,ing. sour
waste matter In the intestincs. This
old, foul matter should be thorough
" cleaned ont with simple buck b.
thorn bark. glyccrine, etc, as mixed
In Adler-i-ka This acts on ROTH
upper and lower bowel, removing
old accumulated matter YOU never
thought was IN your system. Adler
i-ka relieves ANY CASE gas on the
stomach. EXCELLENT for sour
stomach and chronic constipation.
Guards against appendicitis. Roy
II. Getman, il3 s. Main.-Advt.
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meeting Az prairie schonncrs
schooner in which tn" meeting was
to he held on a specified day and
date. Mre. Miller marked IL with n
big red blankc, hung over one side.
From that time hcuceforth she con
tinuod her activities In that dircc-
tion, she served FOR a long time as
president uf the logan County W, g.
I. u. and for many years. up TO the
time OF her death. she was state or
ganizer
Her husband and son are both
dead and so far as Is known sho
leaves no family
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Civic League Meeting orr.

The Civic League monthly meet.
ing set for yesterday afternoon in
the public library, was not held ow-
ing to the fact that there was not
a quorum present. The small num-
her of women present held an in
formal discussion OF the smoke
nuisance, the discomfort Of which
women stated, is just beginning to
he felt in Tulsa
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Army Conducts Revival.

In keeping with the call cam
paign which IL being observed by
the Salvation army mo world over.
Tulsa's branch is holding special re-
vivsl meetings which commenced