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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
HOME Demonstration
WOULD ND IN POTTER

Miss Helen Higgins, assistant state
home Demonstration ag.n, from College
station. vas In Amarillo Wednesday Ms
itIns With her I'VE brothers who reside
Ia this city and are connected Win the
local Western Cni,n Telegraph com.
ranys office, The visitor has been In
this portion u the state during the Ias,
several dsys. addressing interested
groups an the subject II the field ~
the home demonstration work In the
state.
Under the direction u Miss Higgins.
home Demonstration agent In the
person ~ Miss R.ss Winters. has sc
e~p,ed work In Gray county with head
quarters In pamIa. While In the city
Mise ulegins made the statement tina,
abe y willing aud ready o. assis, Potter
county 90 secure home DEMONSTRATION
agent u the people desire a.
The visitor reports that the service
with which she IL connected l. h.ing
i-ssiged by those Who van, home dem.
illustrators placed In their coun,ics
She calls attention To the fact that only
. limited number of ,hes. are To be- had
al this time, and later there will he an
even grca,er dear,h than a, present. rs
the fseh VIII be combsd hy the high
srhccis II the country for CAPABLE
domestic science workers.
u 10 inferred from remarks of the
visitor that she will he able to render
Va Coil~se Station upon her return
there. an exsellent report relative :,
crop ccodisions prevailing In this por
TN 10 reSas
Miss Higgins LEI, Wednesday after
mon Tor coll@se Station. with an In
esaental stop enrou,c a, clarendon
with Mr.. Ida Chi,wcod home demon
s,rator ~ Dcnley county
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
CATCHES FISH ON STREET

CLAUDE June iS-titecley Warner,
am ~ Or W \ Warner, caught eat
lish four inches LONE In the ditch ot
water In fron, of the family house
Tuesday morning. The fish had evil
IDENTIFY been washed into town from
SOME ~ the lakes In the country, as
many Il the lakes In Armstrong county
are overflowing into one another and
into the Falo puro and Mulberry
sanons. The whole county l. almost n
lake.
Claude and Armstrong county have
had some big rains hcfore June 1891.
hu, this II the tlrs, fish on record that
had tried 10 swim across the county.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
JUNIOR POLICE CALLED
TO MEET AT 8 O'CLOCK

Junior police are called to meet NJ
the police station Thursday afternoon
at o'clock. chief Petersen said last
night that important matters were 10 be-
taken up, Jim kcolon, chief Of the rcgu'
lars, says every huy must he present,
or he must know the reason why. The
Junior police are said Ia have been ~
great aid to city authorities In direct
INK traffic and assisting In various ways
when the city n crowded with visitors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
CMIIDERS RECOVERED

Complete res, for two months has ru,
D'stric, Attorney W VI Childcrs on his
fee, and he II now daily visitor NJ
the cour, house. Though he has sui
tcrcd loss In weight, the district at
,orncy feels as we'll rs ever ne an,
nounccs and expects 10 conduct the
July term ~ court at Clarendon. I.lovd
Fletcher Is acting disiric, attorney dur
ING Attorney Childcrs vacation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
WOOOM[N To MOLD
UNWILLING SERVICE

ruyeiling and decoration services VII
0. Observed hy the W1simrh u the
Wurld ~ Amarillo SundiN, The eyer
Uses will TAXI place at aaO o'clock In
n. afternoon,
Monuments of ~ sheriff " VI Rur'
N.n and Cccil Cagg.ll and several 9th
etS will h, unveiled Music viii he tur.
nish.d hv the l. q. q, Z, drum corps
An address will b, delivered 10y James
y. GMl,kn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
Young and lsrile Herr.

AK Y, Young and hr,d. II Wan
Okla are spending n few DAYS In Ama
r,llo un their hun'ymoNn ttip Will,
here they are guess ~ Mr. and Mrs
Fred " Hart lsio Taylor street. The
rrNorr = ne SIM ~ Mrs HUT
Thu bride was Miss Bertha B,t,ric.
Brown, daughter 90 Mt and Mts. J. "
Rtown, ~ Wan, okla. tn. groom IL
assistant cashier II the First state
Bank e Wan From here the couple
viii ~ Ca Higgins to visit Mrs Jessie
Dugg, q. sister u the groom
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
Nksna wlN,sn ~ rWrkn
AM Nt,<tN ~ nN>k, go NNGt

\ hesFe vfss,an alssi elii hsfv ava
sAs saa lslsnlf u mensK o. ~ halirl
s.sss 80 hss has.ni u tsfssrs ~
hAs T~FssTe
"a tstt nesfN eaalaA rtared tkIs
ssk u 49, sn,e ths vaT " iiln kesals
shixi a ,nass. YESTERDAY ansgulsal ani
evN - ~ lwalssf
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1a seanse haa slissai lsst 49, "a ls
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fes vtsese a. ksa laltsi - ga
80 49, ~ A. saiasH "a o. 81
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
AMARILLO MEN To ATTEND
OLARD TRAILS CONVENTION

The annual convention of the Ozarks
Trails association viii be- held In
shawnee. Okla. september II. 10 and
10, according 10 Information received
hy the secretary of the Board 1T city
Development. J. v. swcpston Of TulIa.
Texas, IL president NJ III. association.
II II expected that large number ~
good roads boosters from Amarillo and
the Panhandle vii attend this conycn'
1l.n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
CVuJrM NOME vWow rR,r

Accompanied by q. q, Germalne and
J. A. Case nun the Dsige car factory
and p. u. Hanna. J. n. callum has ~
TUNED fr"s, an overland uip into New
AsSieo. rucumcah. santa Rosa. Al
huausfaue. Vaughn and Clovis are
enons the points visited
Business IL tine IN New Mexico. cul.
lam reports. There has hem plenty N;
rain over all the territory covered. grass
h rank stock 10 In good condition and
the towns have a rather prosperous
air says calium, sheep shearing II on
IN the sheep dis,ric, and though wocl u
l"w lis,le complain, was heard by IN
Nis.tors
The Dodge car factory il going full
time according TO Messrs Germans
and Case. and they ar. pleased with the
prospect fo~ future business In this sc
,ian a The West.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
TEXAS Pam SPECIAL
10 PASS THROUGH CITY

The TEXAS Farmers and Bankers
Sp-elal train which has bs,n arranged
ircm Dallas 10 81 Paul Via through
ysllowssoae Park. ogden, pcnver and
shsn 10 Pun Worth and Dallas ~ WY
u The rers Worth nnsst VIII csss
theash Amarillo the latter naFt a
August secesdins ~ q, n. Poole. iocsl
agent ~ the Fort Worth and Denver
midway,
rAls train Win have Dallas July 90.
lNssssaeh 40 u 10 though, Amarillo
Sesie esslss 10 eassFsaln the sizseFs
NJ tssle hes rse.se,ss the HARD ~
o's h~ss'ermsn, With The as,alis -
Ne TRIP
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
PAfxkA law Will Dt
VOTED on THURSDAY

NAHlllAill,iA 10 IA a. -
g." ~ 49, ~ aftffH.HHl fHHalIiH A.
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lslf 49, 80 d ~ nall
taaIt thni a aal sIHs aHtH
aAl4 HfEltt lEi HfsN 1854
lHt ~ tssaiail - 81 aafas A
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49, ll4i 8ass aHl aHHIf AL
u intsla assA = q, tan a.
N# = fF|e a. HfsH aH fH
go "a n ~ tHH HFlsa = a
.4N aaff IitM iHat a. =
E.ae / $50 - 80 ~ ~.
|.|,s ts1lla sNt F.s's
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16
$50 QUARTS BOOZE
SEIZED BY OFFICERS
special TO The News

srscial 10 The News
BRowNflELD. Texas. June ls.-
sheriff Keller q Yoakum county ar.
rested man az Plains yesterday and
took from his car nearly zoe quarts o,
Shiskey An hour later the sheriff a,
this place intercepted big Cadillac
touring car with man and his vii.
nd took frum the ear iso quarts 81
whlskey. The two ears we're apparently
uaveling together hu, had becom,
SEPARATED at Plains. Both wet. from
III I'asc and said they w.r. hcadc, for
Font Worth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16

The creates, copper districts IN the
cnl,~d States are IN northern Michigan
md Wisconsin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-16

Norwegian eNireriincn,ers are ,ryinl
% drive automobiles with aceiylcne ga
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-10-08
Speedily Ends
Rheumatic Pains.
This Ointment viii Bring the Blessed
Relief You Surely Need.

No need to suffer longer from those
racking rheumatic pains. Here's a
remedy that has proven its efficiency
in thousands of the worst cases.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago
and Neuritis are quickly driven out Of
the body through applications Of WIN
TERGROLE, a wonderful ointment
that has all the effectiveness Of the
old-fashioned mustard plaster without
it's disagreeable features. 1t quickly
pe~netrates to the seat Of the disease
and affords almost instant relief. It
stops coughing just as promptly rs it
ends sore throat and chest colds in a
few hours. Get a jar at any drug
store. Remember to ask for WINTER
GROLE.
For sale by H. ]. Dennis & Co., IL
s.. Main street, Pleasantville. adv.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-10-08
Don't Call Me Namesl

A tall, strong man walked into a
shop.
Il want a set of lady's furs," he
said.
What kind?" asked the male as
sistant.
THAT brown set in the window will
do If it's not too dear" replied the
tall, strong man.
"Oh, you mean skunk" said the as
sistant.
The poor assistant is still in the
hospital.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-10-08
No Proper Cure.

Poverty is a disease" howled the
speaker.
And yet" murmured the poor chap
in the back of the hall, I'VE who are
afflicted with it are arrested whenever
we take anything for it,"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-10-08
A Cynical View.

Dinks-"I read a curious artile the
other day advocating a tax on beauty"
Jinks-"Good idea. They won't have
much trouble in collecting It,"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-10-08
We Will Help You to Bring Joy
To That Absent One

The Home Paper" is the fondest visitor to every city dweuer thrown
by circumstances among tall buildings and smoky stacks; thrown among new
and unried friends.
As Thanksgiving approaches, you cannot give a more welcome gift to
that boy or girl who is fr away; that father and mother who have retired
to distant parts; that friendly old neighbor who has gone to the city or to
another state; than a years subscription o the "od home" paper. 1t will
IN hours joy, an hours return of fond reconecions to him or her every
week of the year-an everyweek remembrance of you! And if you yourself
far from your home town, you ought to send your subscription to the
paper that will give you the new of the old town.
If you think your boy or girl or friend would rather subscribe himself
mark this piece and mail the paper to him. Or send us the name on the fol-
lowing coupon and we will do it for you:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
VigorOfYouthIn In
Anew Discovery
Science Produces a Vltaliscr superior 10
Famous Gland Trentment--sinElo
Power Of u Bark From Africa.

Hayo you lost your youth. ,lEor and
pep" Does life seem dun and work n
grind Don't worry. Science has dis
covered a new vitailzer superior even 90
tho much discussed goat gland" and
monkey gland treatment
The principal ingredient Ia an extract
from tho barK ~ an African trce. n liz
said 10 be- the most amazing inviEotatur
ever discovered. Combined with II are
other tonic aud vitalizinE elements of
proved merit. In most Eases. the com
pound produces marked Improvement In
dny or two, and IN a short time the
vitality is raised. the circulation TN.
proved and the glow OF health is feit 10
every part
The new vitaligcr contains espensiv.
chemicals. but manufacturing w cnor.
tnaus quantitieA has brought the cost
within the reach OF all. Furthermore
tho Laboratories producing this new VI
talizor, which In called Re e-Nu-Tabs are
80 confident OF It's power that thay Of.
fer Il on the baais OF no reApits. no
Any reader of this paper may lost the
new discovcry without risk. Send no
mnn"N hui iurt your naino a6d sddreHs.
TO the Rc-Nu Laboratories, 29B Gate
way station. kanEas CITY. Mo ana
full treatment Of He.Eu-THhs Will bo
mailed. Deposit i2 and postage with
tho postmnn on delivery. n not delight.
ed by the results at the end of q week
notify tho Laboratories and your money
viii be refunded IN full 30 not hest
tate about accepting this test offer, as
n is fully guaranteed .--Advi.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

Islands. tho Campbell Islands. Three
Kings Islands and the Bounty Is
lands also are included In the do
minion Of New Zealand
Starbuck, Maiden, Jarvis. palmy-
ra. Baker Islands. Ducic. Dudoza,
Victoria. the Phoenix group and the
Gilbcdt Islands are listed as unat-
tached islands, for the most part
being solitary and detached from the
larger British groups. The Elllce
colony. or Ellicc Islands. became
British protcctorates In 1892 and
were formally annexed to Great Brit
ain In November, 1915.
Kaiser Wilhclm's Land (northern
and eastern New Guinea). now un-
der the mandate rule OF Australia by
grant ot tho league Of nations, in
Cludes besides the northeastern and
eastern section Of New Guinea the
islands nearby Of New Mecklenburg,
Admiralty and Bougalnville all OF
which were formerly German sop
erty, That part Of the mandate cx-
cludinE New Guinea (Kalser will
helms Iaud) is called the bismarck
archipelago. All the islands are
comparatively large.
Panapa Island Cor Ocean IslandO g.
formerly German property. is now
under mandate to Great Britain by
grant Of the league Of nations.
Samoa group, all Islands OF the
group west of III degrees of longi-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
HOLLAND
No Asiatic mainland.
Pacific Islands

tFidtlAi~
Dutch New Guinea, Java. Madura,
Sumatra, Tapanccli. Bcnkulcn, Lam
pongs, Palembung. Atich, Djambi
Riau -Lingga archipelago, Banca,
HILTON. Boruco, Celcboe, Meuado.
MolucCa isalnds. Amhoiua. Tcrnatc
Timor archipelago, Bali, Lombok,
Ccram
The Dutch possessions IN tho East
Indies are the oldest pOssessions In
that part Of the world They were
won by right of conquest Boo 1909 by
the East India company Whom The
company was dissolved IN 1898 the
Netherlands, the mother couu-
try. took over control OF the
known as the Dutch lGast indies Tho
Island Of Sumstro is divided into dis
tricts some Of which include small
islands OF the Sumatra coast These
discricts are called Sumatra West
Coast, Sumatra East Coast Tapan-
cell. Bcnkulcn. Lampongs, palem-
bang, Atjeh and piambL Djamhl
will be recalled as the place ~ re
cent dispute between American and
Dutch oil interests concerning trade
rights and preferences The
Mulacca Islands are divided into
groups-Amboina on the west and
south and Tcrnate on the north, in
Guiding North New Guinea. The
Dutch possession in Timur includes
the Islands Off the southern half NJ
Timor. termed the Timor archipcl-
ago. The northern half of the is
lands OF Bali ana Lombok. near the
Celebes and Ceram, have "a total
acreage OF 7S3.0OO square miles.
with n total population ut a 900, 900
in 1917. The Molucca Islands are
the richest spice fields I'm the world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
ISLANDS OF WORLD
MAY SWAY FARLEY

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
includes besides the mainland the
dependencies OF Papua and Norfolk
Island.
The dominion ot New Zealand in
cludes all adjacent islands.
, Tasmania is an island To the south
or Australia and rs part OF the COM
ma1nwcalth OF Australia.
The crown colony Of Fiji was ced-
ed to Great Britain by the natives
october 10, 1874.
The Solomon Islands are Is large
Islands with numerous smaller Is
lands adjacent. They include the
Lord Howe group Cor Ontong Java
islands,, the Santa Cruz Islands, Tu-
eopia and Mitre Islands the Duff
Tor WILSON, group-all OF which
come under the Solomon Islands
protCCtorate.
The Tonga Cor Friendly Islands
came under British jurisdiction by
virtue OF the Anglo-German agree
ment of 1899.
British New Guinea Cor Papua) q,
administered by the commonwealth
9Tt Australia. was secured by Great
Drtaln in November, 1877, by the
british New Guinea act. Control
la4!.
New Hebrides Islands are held by
ne British and French in joint pos
sesslon by virtue OF the Anglo
rrdaench convention Of February,
lsVe' There are eight large Islands
ana numerous smaller islands.
r,Ihe Auckland, Chatham and Cook
islahds are attached TO the Domin-
w ~ OF New Zealand. The South Pa
tl'G Islands, ~ In number, with a
,o'sl population OF 12,797, also come
unuer the New Zealand rule. The
N.rmadec Islands, including Raoul
NoF sunday Island. the Antipodes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
Sooner Cotton Farmers
Backed Up by Credit
Despite Crop Failure

OKLAHOMA CITY-"Thc Okla
,orna cotton farmer at last has oh
,aired a strong line OF credit. This
ia fsre OF material failure Of his
.o,ton crop this year; and It all has
.ome through the organization OF
Sjs cotton marketing business on
sound principles AZ other Industries
are organized" The speaker was
Cari williams. eleventh director Of
no oklahoma cotton growers nssp-
cauon, representing the public, and
nresidcut and chairman of the
American cotton growers exchange
the national sales agency
In reviewing the financial history
~ the cotton growers for the past
year. Mr.. Williams told the story OF
,bc financial equipment Of the as
sociation, and how 1t obtained credit
About q year ago, the cotton
farmer Of the state started an active
campaign for members OF the Okla
homa cotton growers association. to
market their cotton co-ope erativeiy.
The organization committee set a
minimum Of 100000 bales Of cot
,on basis OF 1919 production. to be
,IrpeL UP on the even year legally
fnd.ng contracts by May !. The
compulsory pool plan was first
tried out. The drive closed April
3 with more than 100000 bales
signed up by 34,50O growers, 1O0,-
600 bales more than were neces-
sary 10 cooperate he stated.
In order that the grower mem
btrs may not DO unduly en-
barrased for lack OF funds during
the early part OF the season while
his cotton Is being sold gradually in
an orderly manner" no continued.
tho association is making an ad-
vance payment OF 60 per cent Of the
sight unseen value at the time OF
delivery. This value Is declared from
time TO time by the board of direct
ors. aud is governed by the market
conditions and the average grade
and class OF cotton delivered to tho
association. on October 2i the
eght-unseen' value was 16 "a
Cents per pound. The sixty per
cent advance in that case amounted
TO 10 cents per pound.
Under the financing plan now
in operation. in which Approximate
" 200 Oklahoma banks are CO.
operating, the bank at the point
where the cotton originates pays the
owner his advance, taking his draft
on the association bill of ladinE,
the Information sheet attached,
when thep he send its to the trust
department Of an Oklahomai City
bank on the acceptance plan.
The trust department OF this bank
acts as custodian on loans made by
oklahoma banks. The custodian
then issues custodian's receipt for
the bill OF lading or compress
ticket, and the association gives the
banker complete authority to dc
~ 20 1,ls
interests.
THE association also signs cover.
ing each transaction an Instrument
Of pledge describing the particular
transaction and draws an accept
ance draft on the bank for $55 per
bale, the banker to draw per cent
interest on the draft for the time
the association has the money, and
one-fourth of one per cent ex-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
PORTUGAL.
AsiatiC Mainland.
MHCoa, GOa.
Pacific Island

TlmOr.
portuEal's only possession in
China Is Macao, on an island Of the
same name at the mouth Of the
Canton river, forming With ,wc
small adjacent islands ot Taipa and
Celoane a province. Portugal main
tains military force I'm Macoa. II
Is the center Of Portuguese trade in
the orient. The Island Of Timor. the
northern half OF which belongs TO
Portugal and the southern half to
Holland, Is In the Malay archipelago
Tho island Of Amboina and the is-
land Of Pulo Camheing also belong
to Portuguese Timor. Military forces
are maintained here by Portugal
The Portuguese Holland convention
Of Octohnr 1901. nrnvidnd for the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

change on the face Of the draft.
THE banker also is furnished with
a regular bankers insurance letter
showing all cotton covered hy insur-
ancc regardless of location"
The goo or more banks Of Okla
hOma have loaned the association
more than two and quarter mil.
lion dollars TO date, according to
Mr.. Williams, and supplcmcnting
this loan, the war finance corpora
ton after a survey OF the institu-
tion and It's methods, authorized a
loan OF morc than S6,0OO,00O TO be
used for making advances on cot
ton delivered to II by it's members.
This money first was made avail
able on press ntation OF compress
tickets together with certificates OF
grade aud class. These terms since
have been modified. Mr.. Williams
explained, to permit the association
to draw ON these funds on original
bills ul lading, issued at country
points where the cotton originates
and the money now is being bor-
rowed from the war finance funds
on these modified terms.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
City Clock on a Spree.

BELLAiRE, Ohio.--The city clock
on the Central school building here
ran wild recently.
e.. The striking appartus refused TO
quit striking twelve and continued
working for several minutes.
At l o'clock the apparatus struck
$40 times
similar striking sprees" were re-
ported at each hour until daylight,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

cIudca tho colony ~ Cochin China.
u4 woll us tho urotectoratcs Of An
uum and C8mbudM. Tho districts
pf Tuuhug and Laos a'c also now a
part OF the lndiu-Chiui government.
kVuuE .Chtu. Wan was leased
from China tho territory Of Battam-
bang was coded to France by Slam
ln 1907 kvauc CHAIRMAN ia a sea-
port 100 China proper
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
BIamcs BurIcsquc Girls.

ST Burlesque. The in
cyitable-diyorce. Alleging her
husband not only entertained
chorus girls. but went so far as to
bring them into his own home"
Mrs. Lillian TCmpkins filed petition
for divorce from Roy V. Tompkins.
The chorus girls, Mrs. Tompkins
declares In her petition, wrote let
ters and sent endearing kilograms to
her husband. who. she declares, told
her he would rather associate with
these new friends" than with her.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
Elves Left Big ESTATE

LoNDON.-Gervase ELVES, the
famous English tenor, who was
killed while on a concert tour in
America, left an estate valued at
S672,508, the whole OF which, except
Tor a few bequests TO servants, he
leaves to his wife, Lady Winifride
Elwes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1927

tude belong TO New Zealand by right
Of mandate OF the league of nations.
II was formerly German property by
right Of the tripartitc treaty ot No
vembcr 4, 1899. accepted I'm Fcbru-
airy, 1900, by the United states, Great
Britain and Germany.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
Japs Now "I3ost Wnshod ~

I4UNDON --"OnCo the Engllah
race were the best washed race on
earth' but now that honor belongs to
ne japanese said Sir James
trenton Brown in an address at
Bath TO the Sanitary Inspectors ag.
ISOLATION.