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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
WAIT FOR STABILITY
Make No More New Maps OF Europe
Until situation Assume
Settled Pose,

NEW CASTLE, Pa, Nov. 90.
The city school board here Is Lo'
going to take any chances no
treaty Of Versailles changed thlss'
in Europe lot, but until they ue,
eide to be peaceful over there WV
not kick over the diplomatic iga.,
New Castle school kids viii ha'J
10 worry along with their old s-h'''
maps ,.,b
A request for maps for the h,tr
school was turned down the oihe,,
night by the school board. The hoa, .
could not see whore the Europe"
situation was settled enough to l.,',
NIT the buying OF new Europen."'
maps yet. They thought the STU ss l's
could get along with the old onmI
until the boundaries are ilh""'
settled, 80 -
A reQulsition for a dozen sts
scales 10 be used in taking the We'E." ~,
OF pupils In the city schools was '.
turned down. along with rgI yo,
tion for a victrola and recoFaS 'N
the high school
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
The Horoscope
Sunday. Noyember eT loo,
The stars incline but do not eornn.t >
Cpt. is2i by Mcclure Nswspape pet sI9s ,

sunday. November ~. 1891.
This is n fortunate day. accord.
ing to astrology. While Vrarvs
dominates In bencfic sway. Tao sTr
Saturn. Jupiter and Mars are I'm
friendly. Neptune is adverse in The
evening.
The planetary government 70 n
most favorable one for PLANNING
changes or starting out on jourrcys
Churches should benefit ainoo tbe
stars encourage an open mind. hos.
pital TO good suggestions
During this conference 10 is we'll
to cultivate an optimistic habit of
mind, for the rule OF th, stars
should be stimulating and assuring
The growth of the Roman Catbo.
lie church will be marked r tho
coming year and II will gain sreatly
ia state capitals and other .putors
of influence In this country.
Social service is 10 claim alton.
tion from "a new angle at th.g firoa
when the slums OF cities will Invite
serious attention.
Public interest in child welfare
will bring important results and
/ there Is TO be some new method
OF dealing with the gang spirit
/ of city bows. A man will gain fams
l uH "a lflbl lllflH
Increase In street accidents will
| be marked during the winter. n The
stars are read Alright, and Ipalsla.
| tors will be forced to radical action
to control congestion in the thor.
! oughfares.
According to ancient lore this
should be a lucky day for the wear.
! ing OF new clothing
/ Again changes In customs govern.
ing social entertainments are prog.
| nostlcated. After this year simple.
/ ity will be sought.
Many serious fires In London and
other parts of England will cause
heavy losses. the seers announce.
Persons whose birthdate IL is
have the forecast of journeys and
changes that will be profitable, but
they should safeguard their prop.
crty against fire and thieves.
Children born on this day may
lead busy and eventful lives. for
they are likely to be active and en-.
ergetic.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
Freezing for Attorney Gcncsal.

II can now be definitely stated
that Attorney General S. L. Freezing
will eventually conclude not TO as
pire for the gubernatorial nomina'
ton but will be a candidate TO sue
ceed himself. Everyone knows thar
Mr.. F'reeling's ambition is 20 be
member OF the senate and that ne
will eventually ask that honor az
the hands Of the democrats tc
can return to his present position
for a four-year term and he In good
position to become a candidate ~
1926. although rather imprudehI
friends are asking that he become
candidate in 1924, when II is pre-
sumed that Senator owen will re-
tire. In all of these calculations IL
must be remembered that senator
owen may change his mind ana DC
candidate TO succeed himself
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

The World correspondent tAa
overlooked the fact that d. Ha' leN
Limbaugh wrote a letter about Pc
ing a candidate for governor, Mr.
Linebaugh managed Senator owen
campaign for the presidency, anu
IL his campaign for the demo1' t.,'
gubernatorial nomination Is cor
Quoted along the same sC!eniiNo
lines that he conducted the owen
presidential campaign, there Is no
occasion 10 waste space AM rll'I'
on the project.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

QulXote, but real honest-to-
sort OF person who understands the
economies and who also understands
when the intolerants OF all sorts
ought to be kicked into the m!ddle
OF next week and who has A kick
ing leg to do the work with.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

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meets the approval Of the water board. Tho
contract itself must be ratified by the eiectoro
of this city.
In other words, arrangement made with Page
for shcIl creek water must be submitted TO the
electors OF this city In precisely the same man
nor that the spaynaw propostion is being sub
mittcd before IL could have a legal status This
s tht law and It. cannot he ignored.
Pap, would not dare expcnd a thin dino on
contract cntorcd into by tho .wnter board
alone. For such contract could be shattered
into bits by any taxpayer In the city ana II
would no. J, would not Boo % binding contraot
Any reputable lawyer viii Worthy THIS statement
II such lawyer 10 not 1T tho moment clear re-.
earding the matter. cursory examination Of
the authoritlcs Will lmpeI him TO substantlate
the statement hero madc
Thon how absurd 20 insist the mpos-
siblo'
SO much for that phase OF the controversy
Let us NJ fairly consider another aspect OF tho
Page proposal And in this as All other mat.
tors Ict us keep the personality Of Page and
his newspaper entirely out OF tho discussion
considering their proposals on their merits.
This third aspect is the proposal that the
water board resign In order 10 pecure tho sup.
port of Page ana his newspupcr for Il puroly
Tulsa undertaking
Mr. Page Is a non.rcsIdent Of Tula, and his
Newspaper. In holding n brief for his selfish
Interest and bold challenge, puts Itself In Tho
attitude OF supporting the dc'Fns Of an out.
sider against the interests Of TuHa'
I'M" !" not an enViable position II ~ not
tenaole position. II II an indefenslhle position
Th'r"tore tho analysis OF the Page demand
mat the water board resign i' mn"
a non-r'"id'nt OF the city ask" that men
selected by tho city to represent the city in
most Important matter Shall take themselves
out OF tho way In order that the city may have
! the support "i TINS "o'"'ner ana ms Newspaper
un0pTtnkluHN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
rn,NE TALK oN WATER

A. hst tho olo.tora OF ruls, are near tho
point whore thoy may express themselves COM
corning the water proposition.
Tn, spayiuaw bond Issue s to bo voted on
Ta,,aay. With single exception this Is tho
last Issue OF Tho world prior to that election. Lot
us then. ln an informal manner discuss this
important matter frankly and honestly.
At the very last moment Mr Page aud his
newspaper have again injected the question
Of . temporary supply Of water pending tho
board. In rejecting the Page offer Of Shell
creek water, dld not act fairly aud shous either
resign or bo recalled
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
Down TO Cascs.

pected in the primary campaign OF
next year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Tho best MOVEMENT we have read about Ia the
our holidays
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

old Bil Dingley tells us It has always been
under his arm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

while the disarmament conference is about
IT, why not duyiao some method Of taking the
NICK out of Haig d HaiE?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Az has been pointed out very frequently, the
question Of u temporary supply OF water docs
not enter into the issue Tuesday on that day
we aTe to decide the question OF permanent
supply OF water. which all enslnccrs have
ported must come from spaylnaw ana which
most of our people, including many Of those
who have urged n temporary supply from Shell
creek. declare they also favor.
Lot us therefore. settle the permanent supply
and then consider whether or not we can COM
fortably and with good Judgment ayail our
selves OF II temporary supply from Shell creek.
The Page interests insist that the water
board did nor act fairly with Page In tho
negotiations for Shelf creek. IN connection with
this statement there nre some important facts
which the nuhllc should understand.
For instance Mr.. Page never appeared be-
fore the water board for the purpose OF nego-
tiatng. although pressed by the board to do so
His explanation, or rather excuse was that
some OF the members were hostile to him and
would cmbarrass him by questions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
HOWard Sfrs Up the Political Dope

His Announcement Creates Fo Among the UNIFORMED Davidson
Virtue leadership the Real Democratic Hope the
Colonel nds What We Need
Most Governor Who Knows Rig from Wrong With Leg for Kick
Not One Who Doesn't Drink Play Poker
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Another funny thing about Thanksgiving are
celebrated
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

At any ratio II you recall Ma sunday was
ai1"ng those present whom Bily and Theda had
their picture taken together.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
Thanksgiving FcstlyItIea.

The Thanksgiving season brought
along flood OF announce ments
for minor state offices Some OF
them were expected and some un-
expected. Among the latter was
the announcement OF w. T. Hunt
assistant game warden, that he
would he candidate for state audit
or. Hunt was also for years In the
department OF State superintendent
r. IT, Wilson, and he is quite well
known in the state. His known op-
ponent is l.. *. Ross of Claremore,
who is and has been for some time
connected with the auditors de-
partment.
Mr.. Ross is also credited with be-
ing the chief sponsor for a new
democratic daily newspaper to start
at Sapulpa in the very immediate
future, and, in the event that he
does launch that publication, he will
need his knowledge OF an auditor.
for the founding OF a daily news
paper In this day and time, while
interesting, Is quite likely to engross
the time OF an ordinary mortal and
most certain TO keep his check writ
ing hand in constant practice.
Another announcement: ls that Of
Colonel Robert Sneed, confederate
pension commissioner. for secre-
tary OF state He had threatened
this announcement previously. but
has concluded that he will make the
race. He Is opposed by County
Clerk Bodine Of Oklahoma City
and Charles Kendle now assistant
secretary OF state The office Is
purely ministerial but also carries
with 1t a place on the board OF
equalization and the state school
land commission.
Nash -Battcnberg.
The entrance Of State Superin-
tendent II, II Wilson into the guber-
material race leaves school men an
opportunity for his Job, and there
Is divergence OF opinion as To whore
the mantle will fail, j. ~ Batten-
! berg, president of the Alvd normal,
has been the presumed heir appar-
ent to the Wilson throne. but the
current week has found M. A. Nash
an open candidate for the position.
MIR. Nash In secretary OF the okla
homa educational association and ~
intertwined with the school "lobby'
which has been guilty OF overwork-
ing for the last several years. The
fact that the two candidates are so
closely related creates mild wonder
AT the capitol as to why one would
aspire against the other and the
question has so far been allowed TO
go unanswered.
In truth school politicians are
getting n little farther apart than
has been true i'm former years and
! there Is cause to surmise that the
! former solidarity cannot be ex-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Let us solve our permanent water supply
Tuesday by putting over the bonds with great
majority, Then, II It seems the thing TO do,
let us engage ourselves In considering fairly
this shell creek matter. II the Shell creek water
can be had at the price Barlow confidentially
city. then let contract be made along that
line a contract fairly and specifically safe
guarding the city and it's interests and then let
that contract be submitted to the qualified
electors OF the city for acceptance or rejection.
Thus only may we proceed with wisdom and
due sense OF responsibility for Ar own in
serss,s Of posteri,s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
Oklahoma Outbursts


Thought Tor today; Ma Sundays devotion.
Another funny thinp about Thanksgiving are
lhe difs rent ways people think II ought to be
Celebrated.
Tho best movcinent we have read about is the
proposal of AN upliter TO consolidate some Of
our holidays.
old Bill Dingley tells us It has always been
nus ambition 60 be abo to hide IA gallon jug
under his arm.
While the disarmament conference is about
~ why not doyiso some method Of taking tho
NICK out Of HAS q HHig?
AZ any ratio. II you recall Ma sunday was
niN"ng those prosont whom Billy and Theda had
'he'r picture taken together.
Tho first thing n Thanksgiving visitor asked
Thur91ay when hc como to town was rs the
b'hs lodEo Ike Sc used to bc2'
Those OF us who have folt It's force and
weight cannot ugroo with tho suggestion that Il
F" the Hidden Hand which rules tho home
Democratic candidates Tor governor have be-
come So humorous that we can now begin to
e'SHlfy them aH good, bad aud Indifferent.
The gin on South Main remarked when the
doctor loft Friday that she was ylad there are
30 days This year between Thanksgiving and
Christmas.
An Indiana man II much concerned over the
problem of how England viii nay her war
debts. ana he suggests that tho United states
H,Eh, H"iEt inc problem by buying come OF the
Islands of the West Indies and uso them as a
boou"ggors depot
Strange. but true bur some peonIo baye s,,ob
t'n."Wpt Tor water that they are going out
next tuesday 20 vote against the SpavInew
% %ng9'.' anu ihlR m face ot the fact that thcy ad
mml m AINanaaW river water will not make
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

, the frst thing Thanksgiving visitor asked
InW7lHy when hc came to town was rs the
bIhs lodgo Ike 80 used to be 2"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Now the Page interests his newspaper In
particular declare that Tulsa cannot have
their support in rs undertakings for bigger
and better Tulsa unless the water board viii
instantly give Page contract for Shell creek
prior TO the election Tuesday or place their
res'gnations In the hands OF the city authori-
ties 90 be announced inside of one month fol-
lowing the election unless by that time they
have given Page said contract
This is a situation which calls for more In
formation rather than mere explanation II is
beyond the water board to make such a con-
tract even II IT wished to do So The water
board. under the law, eould at no time have
gone farther--i, can now go no tarther-than
merely reach an agreement With psse which
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Tbought ~ today. NJ sanaag.a deyotIon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
NAME YOUR MEM

Now all Of this has TO do with the merit
and demerit Of the opposition to spavinaw and
the dlslngenuous support given the Shell creek
proposal regardless OF persons What IL Hatd
applies as much TO one man as another and
the personality of Page or his newspaper adyo-
cate has nothing whatever to do with It.
The point Is that We Tulsa citizens have not
only the rlsht but We are charged with tho
sponslblitios Of orderipg our own affairs wo
/ have not in tho past, nor win We in the future,
/ make IA contract with any man, cuzcn or non
cltzcn upon his torms and at his dictation.
| Nor do we desire to dictate to Sand springs
When we say that Mr.. Page is the big man
of sand Springs II argues no unfriendliness to
either he or sand Springs It states a fact for
the purpose of calling attention TO the scquent
fact that his interests are far more outside OF
Tulsa than inside
sapulpa has its big man, so has Rarllcsyine
and 30 has okmugee We are hostile to mono
Of them But II either Of them have a PROPOSE
lion to make to Tulsa; II Tulsa has something
that any OF them want, then they must nego-
tiate with representatives that we Tulsa folk
nominate and not demand the right 90 nomi-
nate our representatives Tor us,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Those ur uH who have foIt It's force and
weight cannot agree with tho suRgestion that Il
~ IN" hidden Hand which rultt tho home
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Democratic candidates for governor have be-
come no humorous that We can now begin to
casaify thcn aH good, bad aud Indifferent
The herald., 1921-01-20
CHARTER

I'll ,,,,-,,,,r.,fo, rr.ecn+ ar1 r.Dresantnd
"a AZ - ,a.,lt;t,r taiI no rcGrisita to aI,rf
S,;1 i,,,'r,,;,.iSn.rs sbolI r'uain in oftir.
untiI tho affairs of said corporation Shall
have been fully liquidatcd. In case Of tr'
death or resignation of any one or more
Of said commissioners. the vacancy or va
cancies shall be- filled by the survivor or
survivors. In tn" event OF any dlSaErr.-
ment among sald JoiI''liSs,ony :, I"r a., I@,'
OF IN" IhdJ"rltH >H"Il '"H iVl anu Pi'''l'.
HuoE ,,r, In ' Lr law ar y tb
stoItboIi.rg 9t such meetings if not in
,,,,,si",..nt ,,.i+L Inv
ARTICLE NIII-No stakeholder shall
or defaults Of said corporation in any
further sum than the unpaid balance du"
the corporation on the shHl"s Oh S'"'N
owned ny MIN. nor Sl'4l ah' I'''' III.
lormali'N }" organ '""'l'h nav IN 'H''
~ rendering tni- charter nun ,. or "' 'NIo>[
ing Nt"rNh"ln'r L" any nanny n'' ono
tnr unpaid amount remaining ""' %" "'.
>'o'h'
ARTICLE IN.-Thc followiu. shall con
Stitutc IN" first Board Of Directors Of this
corporation:
II Capar,s Dufour ITiheruio EauI. IT.
Nv o~I,gDs L.. NJ : Srutop no Ora.
,.i.r St En,,. orl.ou. Ia. / 4 SrgLor..
30 Gr.vi,r ~ New, Orleans Ia. and N
: S.nfon ~ Grgyiar 81. New Orleans
La. shall be President: H. Gcnores Dufour.
HihyTnia Bank Building. New Orleans. La.
shall he Vice President. and J. \. SrabOrg.
80 Gravier Street. New Orleans, La, shah
be Secretary and Treasurer.
Tho said EoarJ of Directors shall hold
oft -, prtiI mo third Wednesday, i'm Ian.
nnrv I,,5o mr. untiI flair surr,.Ssors shall
have brer duIy elected and qualified
~, -, ..,..,.
me Nuu.,Ii'rIS - .I' =" Pl,% ,ll' Sin, "
Shlu norpor"'loh an" 'h'Ir respective d"
ureSe> "I''
II. Geueres Dufpur. IibeTnia Bank Build
iitS, NeN VIi'ah>' VI - S.',j'S, VI >
n"htph. d. "Fa'itr 81. New CIV, 'TltaHS, u
w snatrN d y S'a n :, 60 1NI'' - -
NeN D III Id, 'o hdI'H VI, va q.
hihS. 90 HIaN IrT 81 No Nv oIlsnnS' II, :.
S H - l. N'in'H' TO- "l"'i'i 49, Az"
'rI'""S' i-"'' Nh"i'S'
The subscribers hereto have written oP.
posite their respective names the number
of shares Of capital stock in said corpora
! ton subscribed for by each of them and
! this Act of Incorporation shall also serve
| as the original subscription list OF sala
corporation.
! Thus done and passed at nv office in -,
/ CITY of New Orleans, on the day. month
| and wear herein first above written. in III,
| presence of Jacob F. Raer and Jos A. )
! Harry cOmpptpnt witnesses who hay,
| hereunto signed their names, together Will
/ the said appearerS and me, Notary, aftel
| due reading of the whole
fopIcIE,r cIc<rD,.
= - w. iI; c. >-or,. ~
The herald., 1921-01-20
CHARTER

ton Of the corporation shall be ninety
nine tgGD wears.
ARTICLE Vial the corporate pow
rrs - the corporation shall be vested III
a Board of Directors 20 consist OF thre"
60 persons to be elected annually on sutH
date as is determined hv the bylaws %,
the CORPORATION. the Directors so elected
20 serve until their Successors shall be
elected and qualified. The names and post
office addresses Of the Directors for the
frs: wear. who shall serve until their sue
cc>~crS are elected and qualified, are as
follows:
John II. Gibson. Mason Blanche BID"
New Orleans La. Calvin Il. Fl lhcrt,
Ma son Blanche Bldg, New Orleans, La.
Esmoud Phelps. Cuyamel Fruit Co, Bldg.
New Orleans, Ia.
office addresses of the subscribers To thcS"
articles of incorporation and the statement
of the number of shares of stock 1" which
is subscribed to be paid for i'll cash are
as follows.
Esmond Phelps. Cuyamei Fruit Bldg,
New Orleans La. 10 shares, John II. Glib
son. MaiSOn Blanche Bldg. New Orleans.
La. 20 shares, Calvin Il. Filbert Maison
blanche Bldg, New Orleans, La 20 shares.
In witness whereof, | have caused these
presents TO be signed at New Orleans. La,
by the said appearers in my presence ana
in the presence of MesSrs. Frank y. Miller
ana Charles NJ. Ward. the undersigned
competent witnesses. therein residing. on
the day, month and year first above writ
ten.
The original is signed:
ESMOND PHELPS.
JOHN II. GIBSON.
c. Il. FILBERT.
witnesses: Frank \. Miller. Chas NJ.
Ward.
PIERRE d. OLIVIER.
Notary Pubic.
l. the undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages in and for the Parish of Orleans.
State Of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the Act of Incorporation of the Asiatir
| Petroleum Company (La.l Inc. was this
! day duly recorded in my office. in Book
/ 1916. folio 500. New Orleans, December
| 1G. 1920.
! CSIGNED) ROBT. SCOTT.
| (SEAL by. m.
\ true copy of THE original act of in
| corporation on file and of record In my
| office.
! PIERRE u. OLIVIER.
/ Dec 21-Jan % Notary Public.
The herald., 1921-01-20

Notary Public.
I, tie undersigned, Recorder of Mort
cages, in and for the Parish of Orleans,
State Of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Act of amendment
to the Charter of Vaccarc Bros. q Co. was
this day duly recorded IN my Office, in
Book 1246, Folio - New Orleans, Deem
Der, 1920.
ROBT. SCOTT.
A true copy:
(SEAL)
WATTS K. LEvERICH,
Notary Public.
Dec. 23-Jan %
The herald., 1921-01-20

II woulJ bring sweetness and hgnt
into many a consumers life to see
some suar profiteer looking su'
through prison bars.
The herald., 1921-01-20

When there is a congestion Oh
freight cars, why wouldn't that De .
pretty good time to sneak up ana Ill
them with coal?
The herald., 1921-01-20

We may as we'll rect the threatened
shortage of cucumber pickles with tns
PHILOSOPHY of the fox-probably tne'
would be sour anyway
The herald., 1921-01-20

ACT OF INCORPORATION OF GEN.
ERAL THEATRE SUPPLY CO., INC.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Orleans,
City Of New Orleans; Be 1t known. That
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-15
SHOPPING BY WIRELESS.

The homo Of a man whose daily work is done in :
factory where wireless apparatus Is made Is situated
distance from the nearest butcher and grocer.
The husband passes both shoLs on his way TO work
The far-darting intelligence OF his wife hit upon
the idea OF telling her husband by wireless every
afternoon what groceries she would like Both are
expert senders and receivers the idea works per-
fectly, and the delay IN telephone installation is
borne with great philosophy
1t is not futile TO hope that science will make the
wireless a household pet IN many happy homes II
the inventors really put their minds the task
there is probably why they should not 50
develop the wireless telegraph that lady could SIT
home. in the comfort to which she has grown ac-
oustomed, and call up the dry goods stores by wire
less and then. through the development of the
service, match blue ribbon consider the relative
values Of georgete and crepe de chine bIouses The
color and fabric attachments the wireless
fit ought not to be much longer delayed.
The telephone will have to look to its unique po-
sition. fear. For the wireless dominates own
portion of space. You shut It off by hanging
up the receiver.