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The border vidette., 1921-01-15

Mrs. Frank Loan is recover
 the home of her mother in this city, and in a few days will return to the Loan home or Hudgin street.
 Reports of the conditions oi The First National Bank and the Nogales National Bank of Noga- j, les, at the close of business December 18th, 1920, appear in today's issue of THE BORDER ] VIDETTE.
 Dr. and Mrs. Dan Thomas Frye have gooe to Stafford Graham county. where they will
 make their future home. Re- gently Dr. Frye disposed of his | farm situated a short distance from Nogales.
 Pat" Stouffer, the we'll known mill wright, after having been a guest at Hotel Evans the past month, has returned to the mines in Sonora, where he has been making his home for more than twenty years.
 Mrs. Whaley, wife of Major ". E. Whaley, of Louisville, Kentucky. accompanied by her bright little son, is visiting in the city with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Smith, on Crawford street.
 This week Mir. Harry Wood ruff. vice president and general manager of the United States Graphite Company, of Saginaw, Michigan, has been at the mines in Sonora. Mrs. Woodruff is a guest at Hotel Evans.
 MT. Griffin, master mechanic for the Southern Pacific of Mex ico, with Headquarters at Elm palme, has been visitor at the border city this week on com pany business His children are attending school in Tucson.
 Tomatoe shipments are uow arriving from Sonora and Sina loa. Long strings of empty cars are being sent south to bring the great crops to the States, through the Port of Nogales. en route to the eastern markets.
 Mr. Chris B. Wilson, we'll known business man of Patago- mia, was a business visitor at the county seat last Wednesday. He is one of the directors of The First State Bank of Patagonia, also owner of the Patagonia Ice and Electric Plant.
 Mir. J. E. Wise, we'll known Nogales capitalist. has returned from a visit to his old home at Pittsburg, Pa. He was accom- panied by his dear old mother, Mrs. M. c. Wise, who. will visit at the elegant home of her son and family on Mob Hill.
 Friends of MT. L. M. Raines, manager of the Nogales Steam Laundry, who for some time past has been very sick man in a Los Angeles hospital. is on the road to recovery. Maurice at last reports, was able to sit up and smoke a fine Havana.
 Tuesday Clarance Beatty and Henry Wood, we'll known ranch CTS from the Elgin country. were business visitors at the county seat. Henry has fully recovered from injuries received some time ago when he took a high dive in the cellar at his ranch home.
 Thursday evening the Board of Directors of the Nogales Chamber of Commerce held an interesting meeting at which many matters of great import. ance to Nogales and Santa Cruz county were discussed. MT. Dave Loeb, the new president, pre- sided.
 John Larkin, one of the pop ular proprietors of Number 13, in Nogales, Sonora, has been on the sick list the past week, suf- fering with a severe cold. Johns many friends will be pleased to know he is on the mend and will soon be on the job again giving the glad hand. to every body"
 Harry Barnett of Patagonia, where he has the neatest, best equipped meat market in Santa Cruz county, was a business visit
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Fight Decisions

At New York--Dave Rosenberg.
brooklyn middleweiRht knocked out
Jimmy O'uatty In the third round
of a scheduled i2-round bout, Jack
burke knocked out Pat MaMany in
two rounds.
AT Boaton--Pete Herman won a
decision over Abe Friedman in three
rounds.
At Phiiadelphla--Bobby Barrett
won "A foul In tho first round from
sailor Joe Kelly George I.avigne
beat Dixie Allen Ia eight rounds.
AT Reading, pa.--Danny Rogers
beat Bobby McCann In eight rounds
Al York, Pa.--Miko credell beat
Johnny Woigast In ton rounds.
At llouston---Battllng Augustine
beat, Memo Favor In elk. Wildcat
Ewing won over Arizona Kid In
four; Battling Stanley outpointed
KID Kansas ia four; Irish McFadden
beat Andy Green In four; Micky
shannon shaded Young Wolgast in
six; Young Russo drew with Jimmy
Wayne In sixi Dick Verdine and
Clarence Brugier drew in four;
Johnny Thompson and Joe Luke
staged a toe 10 toe slugfeat and
drew In four
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~ Associated Press state wire.

Ty Asnociated Press State wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. IA
The proposal that the board OF
control be empowered TO dedg-
nate at the close of each football
season the team entitled. on its
record. to be recognized as cham
pion OF the Oklahoma High School
Athletic association, or In case
of doubt to designate what teams
shall play post-season games to
determine the champion. will be
made at the midwinter meeting
of the state association.
This proposal will come from
the present board OF control and
was determined upon at Its meet
ing here today. Chairman T.. u.
Price of Enid, II. II. Houston of
Blackwell and C. w. Gethman OF
Oklahoma City, all we're agreed
that this scheme should be sub
mitted.
At present the board merely
is an eligibility committee.
while IL has been the opinion
of the board all along that II
would be best IL every team
would lay aside its molesklns at
the close Of the regular season."
Chairman Price said, those who
consider they have A claim TO
the title do not seem to want to
do It and the public seems to
want to see these disputes defi-
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II. S. Control Board Plans
To Prevent Future Disputes
OUer High School Grid Title

nitely settled. Since they are Je-
termined to play post-season
games anyway. II would seem that
It Is for the best interests of high
school athletics that these post
season games be properly super
vised. We have discussed sew
eral methods and the one agreed
upon seems to be the only feas-
ible scheme"
Should the association decide
In favor OF this suggestion, ac-
cording to Chairman Price, It Is
proposed the board shall predi-
cate its decision on;
First--Considera of teams
which have won every game
played.
Consideration of teams
which may have tied scores but
have not been defeated.
Third--Consideration of teams
which may have lost only one
game.
The board also will recommend
that rule II be amended TO re-
quire teams TO play at least five
conference games instead of
three. as at present, TO be con-
eidered In awarding tho title.
Expulsion of DevoI high school
from the association for one year
was announced, as punishment
for playing two ineligible players
on It's football team.
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Mayor Voices 7uSaS Pleasure at Being Host High School
BROWNS TRADE
II PLAYERS FOR
DAVE DANF0RTH
Bill Gleason and Palmero
Included; Tulsa May
Be Affected

NEW YORK. Dec. i4.-Tbo On
Louis Browns and the Colu,,h..
American association basebau ,aam.
today concluded one OF the blrp.,,
deals OF the winter when Clero,o,
Rowland agreed TO send pltcho,
Danforth of the Columbus team :.
the Browns for four pitchers. a ~
one baseman and six other plavor.
There was no cash consideration
The Browns will give up Emil pa.
nero, Ray Sanders, William Rurwsn
and Grover Loudermilk. all pitchSr.,
Bill Gleason, second baseman -
six other players to be selected Ly
the Columbus team later. Tbreo !,
the six TO be chosen will be ayailahls
Tor the 1879 season and the other,
in 1928.
Announcement also was made th.,
the Detroit American league clnh
had obtained Chick Shorten from IN.
Browns. Details of this transaction
WIRE not made known.
Jack Dunn OF the Baltimore Orr.
oles offered $500 for First Base.
man Jay Kirke of tho Loulsyilla
club OF the American association. but
the offer was turned down by Cap
Neall.
1t became known that Al schaeh,
teammate of Nick Altrock, probably
will not be with the Washington
Americans this year. He NAV nav
with the Los Angeles club Of the pa.
cific Coast league.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
PidyfeII0W 'Cribbcd
Only After Losing in
Hard Race, Testimony

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Play-
fellow, youthful brother of tho
famous race horse. Man O'war,
did not display symptoms attrib-
uted 10 him, "cribbing" until after
his third race. when he was badly
beaten, DR.. Harry G, Crawford, a
veterinarian, testified today In
trial OF the action brought by
Harry l.. Sinclair to recover $780,
900 paid to James +. johnson
for the horse. Crawford, a wit
ness for the plaintiff, admitted
this on cross examination.
DIR. Crawford testified that he
had examined Playfellow after
each OF his two previous races and
failed to note symptoms OF Crib
bing."
James Il. Johnson denied he
represented Playfellow as Sound
and free from bad habits and de-
fects" when he sold him TO Mr..
Sinclair.
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Smith and Anderson
To Work Out T0day

Warnio Smith. Bartlesvlue mid
dlewoight. and Sailor Anderson OF
Sioux city who meet before the
Tulsa A. c. In n l0-round bout next
Monday night. will start working
out this afternoon at the T. A. &,
gym under the Terminal hotel.
smith Will work at o'clock and
Anderson Will follow him. Ander-
son arrived In Tulsa yesterday.
Promoter Art Applegate OF tho
i. \. G. announced that Kid Rich
or Drumright would appear In an
s-ruund eemiwindup. Rich made a
favorable showing In his first ap-
pearance here recently.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
WILSON TO BOX
FOR TEX AGAIN
Promoter and Fighter Fix
Up Difficulties; Leon
ard-Rickard at Outs

NEW YORK, Dec. i4.--Johnny
Wilson. mlddlowelght champion, ls
going TO fight for Tex Rlckard early
next year. Wilson and Rickard
have made up their differences.
Rlckard handing over wilson's
$4,000 for meeting Bryan Downey
IN Jersey City last September, and
wilson has agreed to meet are op-
ponent the promoter may select be-
forc January 2.
NENv YORK, Dec. 4.-The pcr-
sohal feud existing between Tex
Rlckard. promoter or tho Madison
square Garden. and Billy Bibson,
manager OF Lightweight Champion
Benny Leonard. prncludes the possl-
hility of Leonard ever fighting for
Richard, Gibson declared today.
Leonard would not box In the
Madison Square Garden II Rickard
offered him the entire receipts OF
tho next ten shows" Gibson de-
clared.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
Arizona Grids Begin
Practice for Centre

TUCSON, Ariz., Dec. 1a.--lTen
minutes after acceptance last might
OF en- offer from San Diego TO meet
tho football teams OF Centre college
20. the University of Arizona foot
ball squad was in uniform and run
ming signals on the football field.
The players have had 10-day
rest since the close OF the regular
season and Coach j. T.. MclSale
said that another 10 days will put
the team In better condition than
it was at the close OF the season.
Arizona, champion of the south
west, has eight men on the mythical
all-southwestern eleven and the
other three were chosen for the sec
ond team of the imaginary organi-
zatiou.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
Why, GeOr0esi

PARIS, Dec. 14.--GeorRes Car
pontior has grown n mouHtnche,
o correspondent OF the Auto In
forms tho world after Interview
ing tho French pugiiiHt prior 20
his departure Tor England TO
meet Cook. the Austrian fighter
on January ~, A photograph
accompanying the article CON
firms this statement. and also
shows Georges to bo somewhat
thin aud dNwn, but cheerful.
after his recent Illness, which
halted his training for aomo
hme. Ills weight, which dropped
TO 1870 pounds NJ ono time, was
III tho day tho correspondent
eaw him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
State High Cage Title
Tourney March H-I8

OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 1t.--Thc
basketball championship of the
oklahoma High School Athletic as
ISOLATION will be determined at a
tournament TO be held at the uni
versity or Oklahoma at Norman,
March ~ and rs, the board of con-
troll announced tonight,
District tournaments to determine
what schools shall play In the cham
plonhhlp meet viii be held March
10 ana II. Each congressional dis
trict will hold It's own tournament
and the eight winners will have
their expenses paid to the state
meet. These teams win be limited TO
nine men.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
UNLOADING BY BROWNS
MAY AFTECT TULSA.

The unloading OF eleven PLAYERS
by the Browns yesterday In the deal
with Columbus may be felt by tho
Tulsa Oilers, who are relying on the
Browns for some aid. With the
Browns disposing of eleven men M
one time 1t doesn't look like thev
would have much left to pick from.
Bill Gleason, the second sacker go.
ing TO Columbus. was here part OF
the season last summer His fielding
was good but his hitting dlsappolnt.
ing. Palmero, southpaw pitcher.
formerly with Omaha, was desired
by Tulsa but could not have been
secured as the Browns had agreed
10 send him back TO another club IN
this league.
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o. {. MUites Billiard
Champ for Exhibition

OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 14.--Ne-
gotlations for an exhibition bald line
match between Jake Schaefer. Jr..
International champion. and Roger
Sonu. French champion, in Okla
homa city, were begun today by
the oklahoma Athletic club. Don
W, Hutchinson, secretary OF the
club. announced tonight
Mr.. Hutchinson said he was aA.
sured that as soon as the men finish
their present engagements In the
east, they will be available for an
exhibition In the city. No date was
get for the match but the secretary
said he believed Il would not be
possible ior the event TO be staged
before tho latter part of February,
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Bob MeuseL EIOpes
With Angeles Girl

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 1A.-Bob
Meuscl, member OF the New York
American baseball club and n star
in the recent worlds series, was re.
ported to have eloped today with
Miss Edith Cowan. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Cowan of Los An
geles.
II was stated TO newspaper men
that the couple obtained marriage
license at Santa Ana and that the
ceremony was performed in Orange
county after which the couple start
ed for San Diego for honeymoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
Spring Weather Stirs
Track Men to Action

These pleasant spring days, com
ing in December though they are,
have stirred 10 life the track urge
among sprlntors at Tulsa univer-
sity. Tho track has been cleared for
action, and daily the speed boys
are giving their muscles work
out. Bill Hoey, all-around athlete
from Tulsa High. has been elected
temporary manager of the track
activities Indications point 10 a
biz squad at I. u.
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Couldn't Qualify.

jamie was returned from the
home for feeble minded to the
orphans home, as the doctors ex-
animation had proved her merely
"subnormal." Said Mamie 10 Anna
In n burst of confidence and gossip:
jamie was sent away to be an
idiot. but she couldn't pass and had
to come back
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
Byrne to Manage Saginaw.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 4.--Bobby Byrne
manager of the Miami. Okla, South
western league team last year. has
signed contract to manage the
Saginaw, Mich, team or the Michi-
gan-Ontario league In 1929, accord
ing TO an announcement made here
today. Byrne resides here and for
merly played third base for ST.
Louis and Pittsburgh In the National
league.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
PryOr!S Eleven Out,UeighS
Sapuipa Squad More Than
Three Pounds to the Man


will
Friday afternoon for the championship Of the state
Tho Pryor almost weight sapupa
than
Campbell the backed weigh the
ages:
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Quapaw Beats vinita Twice.

Special % The World.
QUAPAW. Dec. IA. - Victory
perched upon the banners Of both
Of the Quapaw basketball teams Fri
day night on tho basketball court at
Vinita In two games characterized by
fast playing and exceptional team
work. The boys team won over the
Ninita boys by II sc7ro OK 43 TO 27,
and the girls team won over the
Vinita girls by score Of IS TO 6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
Jim Flynn Beats Grid
Star in Ring Battle

kR FORT WORTH. Texas, Dec. a..
.Hm Flynn OF Pueblo won decision
from Sully Montgomery of Fort
Worth, former football player on the
Centre college eleven, here tonight
IN lO-round bout, Though Mont
gomery took the count OF nine seven
times during the bout, he inflicted
considerable punishment on rne
Puebla fireman with a straight left
lab and was never out.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
" dsiiiHGf0n Opercomes
Lead and DOUns IrUing

Washington Junior high quintet
defeated the Irving Junior high
Scrappers ~ to 0 In basketball
game 'on the formers court
"Wednesday night. Exceptionally
good guarding featured FOR both
teams. Led by Phillips. Irving CEN
ter the Sorappers led the Washing
ton five. to / In the first half. In
the last half Washington camo back
and Ray Smith and Ice Bell, for
wards for the latter quintet, rolled
up Ia points j, II, Miller, Y. NC. A.
refereed the game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15

CHICAGO. Dec. 14.-Pal Moore.
the Memphis bantamweight, matched
TO meet Johnny Buff. bantamweight
champion, in 10-round contest at
Milwaukee tomorrow night. finished
training here today.
Moore. weighed 1i5 "a pounds
at the conclusion OF his workout. He
expects TO enter the ring at 1i6
pounds, two pounds under the
weight agreed upon.
Between two thousand and three
thousand Chicagoans expect to make
the trip on half dozen SPECIAL
trains to witness the contest. Al
though Moore is native of Mem
phis. he Is a Chicagoan by adoption
as he has lived here for the last
five years.
Moore. with his handlers. depart
ed for Milwaukee tonight. He
must weigh in before the Wisconsin
boxing commission tomorrow after
noon. Moore has done his training
here. having obtained permission
from the boxing commission TO COM
dition himself In Chicago instead OF
Milwaukee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
Miami Cagers Get Busy.

bptrIhI 10 The World,
MIAMI, Dec. 14.-The Miami bas-
ketbail team, under Coach Melvin
Hutts. is preparing for conquests in
the near future. The schedule for
the coming season. as made out thus
far, includes games with the bas-
keteers of Claremore, Wagner, Chel-
sea, Columbus and Baxter. A series
OF games with the School of Mines
five Is also planned.
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Ada Banker round Dead.

Hpeelai 10 The World.
ADA, Dec. i4.--M. Il. Timberlake.
vice president OF the First National
hank OF Ada, one of the best known
bankers and business men IN this
section of ,he state and for years a
citizen of Ada. was found dead this
afternoon IA 4 basement room OF the
bank building by employees of the
bank. No motive for the death
could, hs given by his intimate
rriendn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
PURE OIL STARS
BARELY WIN OUT
Win Exciting Game From
Southern Hardwares;
Behind First Half

Tho Pure on basketball fiv, of
tho Y. NJ, c. a. CommerclaI lenguo
came perilously near defeat iast
night for the first timo IN 80 many
months that II gave the spectators
| at tho "H" courts n distinct thrill.
southern Ifnrdwares we're Pure Oils
opponents and had the upper hand
IN tho first half. leading ~ 10 IL
whom the period cndod. but the
league champions forged TO the
front In the last section and won by
s9 to rs. IL was the first tlme in
TWO. years tho Pure Olls have boen
first half.
In the other gamo OF last niRht's
douhleheader NJ. q. Halo HRrdwarcs
downed Mcgee Sporting Goods az
TO by In closely contested game,
which, however. looked slow COM
pared with the first ono. Scores:
First game,
Pure Oils (s9) Pos. q. Hdw. (2s)
w. Sexton " Thomnson
Springer q Brownfic,a
West a Brennomaa
u hcNton " Malone
Goals from fieidi Meistor 4, w
Sexton q Springer e, Durham 4.
fhompson ,, Brownfield ., Brenne-
man q Free throws: Durham \.
thompson ., III. Sexton Q. Suhstitu-
tlons: For Oils; Keck for w. Sexton.
Cutler for West.
Score at end of first half, South
ern IL; Puro OIL IL.
N. c. Hale t42) Pos. Mcgee 8. tsa)
Bangert Connor
vernon Greenman
rappah G johnson
brewer q Craft
Whiteflcld q Iyons
Goals from field: Bangort 0, pap
pan o, Vernon, Whtefleld, Roach.
Grssnman 10. johnson 2. craft,
Smith 2. Free throws: Vernon 4,
0reenman ., Subvtitutlonsl For
Hale: Roach for Brewer, Bryan for
Whitefield, Ham for Pappan. For
Mcgee Smith for Craft, Craft for
Conner.
scoro at end OF first half. Hale
2i. Mageo IL. Referee, Elbel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
Academy Beats Tulsa
High iR Practice Game

Tulsa university academy basket
ball five continued It's unbroken
string OF Victories yesterday after
noon by defeating Tulsa High
school In practice game, 90 70 is.
Several OF Coach Breneman's best
players, however, were held out OF
the contest for games later this
week
Ecora.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
Ioulsiann scbc,IuJe po,av

BATON ROUGE, La, Dec IA
Louisiana state unlversity's football
Hchedule Tor ie22, announced today,
include southern Methodist univer-
sity at Dallas. October IL, and Texas
20,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
BANTAM CROWN
TONIGHT'S STAKE
Pal Moore and Johnny
Buff Clash a Milwau-
kee for Title

MILWAUKEE,, Dec. II. Johnny
Buff. champion flywelght and ban
tamweight boxer. who meets Pal
Moore in 10-round no decision
bout before a local club tomorrow
night, weighed ia pounds today
when he finished his training for the
contest. Bluffs handlers expect he
will scale close TO 113 pounds at
weighing in time. . o'clock tomor-
row afternoon.
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southern umplro promotcd.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec, l4.--The
release OF Umpire Cy Pfirman 20 the
National league was announced at
Southern association headquarters
hero today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
WhOdd Thunkit?

NEW YORK. Dec. 1i.-Thirty
thousand. one hundred and
nlnetystwo baseballs were used
In the National league last sea-
son. President Heydler reported
at tho annual league meeting
today.
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Substitutes; Tulsa IIign---sappen
field for Goforth; Academy--Craft
for Spears.
Scoring; Field goals-Gearhart 3,
Goforth. Sappenfield 3, Mumford 8,
Gray 2, Spears 2. flite 10. Craft;
free throws--Moure Gray o.
Referee, Brownfleld
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Pete Hermnn Mina.

BOSTON, Dec. 14.--Pete Herman
of New Orleans. former world han
ramweight champion, won the da.
ris1on over Abe Friedman ~ ,has
city in a io-round bout here last
night.
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INFIF NFWNFHt WNNWIIIEIUN, SfflItN
Bell 3, Maxey 1; Irving, Phillips
Free throws: Washington, Smith
3; Irving, Drnko.9.
substitutlons, Washington, Roy
smith for Bell; Pullen for Cum
mings Irving, no aubstitutlons.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15

Twenty-Five per cent OF the gas
manufactured IN the united States
In used industriaiiy.