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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-12-16
DO You Want to Buy a General
Store in a Small Live Town?

The town located the State road between Massachu
etts and the White Mountains miles from the
centre two and miles from small lake patronzed by
many Summer residents and large camps.
mill directly the from running day
night shifts and employing about $50
and Pail shop employ about 100
Large, roomy pleasant four display windows
entrance doors and ice paro fronting Display
space for six large tables between good xtues such
as counters showcases suitable refrigerator
mill safe etc. Small clean stock good
will inventory about $4,000 Large dry storage suitable
9rain capacity carloads
to make dollar Dead ones need not this ad.
{. ". WHITNEY, Mgr, WEST SWANZEY, NH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17

OF approval on such a standard Of
life, it's another Evelyn .Thaw
case lie said
How will you he able to go home
and face the good woman who lays
her head on your arm when she
goes to sleep at night?'
There was not even a murmur in
the dcnsely crowded court room
when Brown concluded. The audi
encc previously had been warned by
Judge Champion not to make any
demonstration OF feeling
For the sake of your county as
well as 70 preserve the dignity OF
the court and protect the interests
OF principles, let there be no dem
onstratlou during the argument Of
counsel" cautioned the Judge
N there should he an expression
from the, audience, II would 20 out
on the wires. II would give the
county black eye
"Iic is the brHvCst man In this
court room" remarked one observer
as Brown sat down at the finish Of
his address.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17
D'VALERA REGRETS
ATTITUDE OF u. S

CONTINUED FPpM PAGE oNE
living room and soon In the pres.
cuCo OF de Valera.
Twice after leaving the house. the
correspondent was held up and OK
atniued first by members Of the
Irish republican army within sight
OF tho presidents residence. and
second. fortuitously by the military.
when asked II he intended to issue
a 81. patriCk's day message. partiCu.
larlv to the people Of America, Mr..
de Valera said:
u think the people of America uu-
dcrstand and II the other peoples of
the world have not realized that II
Is might and right contcnding In
this awful stgugglc--if they are LETT
cold when IL is so evident that II is
4 great principle at stake for which
millions of the braNest Of fmany
countries lost their lives in the late
waI.--it would bc futile 10 cudcavor
to move them by mere words. Those
whom midnight assa ssinations. cal
lous cNeCutiOnst wanton 'shootings
torturings. lootings, devastation
failed 10 touch, no message could
affect. Those will continue Ia
dream, perhaps. OF some future day
when Justice and right shall reign,
but Withholding that vigorous CON
crete aid which alone could make
their dream come true"
DE Valera denied that there was
any weakeping in lreland's power
NJ resistance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17
BAR BANQUET TONIGHT


Legal lights Of this city will Shiuc
in tho grill room OF the Hotel Tulsa
this evening when the Tulsa Bar ns-
soCiation will hold it's annual banquet
at 1880 O'Clock. More than l20 local
attorneys and speakers from ont of
the city will he gathered around the
federal board. reservations show.
Judge 4. G.. Brewster Of Pryor,
Judge of tho Twenty-third judicial
district Of the state. who has been
holding court In Tulsa for the last
several weeks, will be the guest Of
honor at the banquet George =,
Brown. president Of the Tulsa Bar
ASSOCIATION, who will preside ss toast
master, VIII call for speeches upon
Judge Brewster. Judge John II.
Miller. justice Of the supreme court;
Judge y. l.. Mcneil. justice of the
supreme court; J. Howard Langley
uf Pryor and A. Flint Moss Of this
city. The subjects Of the addresses
will vary according to the individ-
ual dictates OF the speakers. though
topics following "A general trend OF
thought have been suggested by the
program committees. The banquet
program will proceed In accordance
with arrangements made by the
committee I'm charge. headed by
Robert II. Burns.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17
FINISH ST. JOHNS
HOSPITAL
LEGAL

cPg6iisaed II Tho tulsa ,p'py WoriIss.
& ls is g e sj kD; ;n' e. 81 e ana sS T.
l5s,.- World Publishias Company
oRprNANCE 40. 2Is2.
An Ordinance to apportion, levy
and assess special taxes In payment
OF the cos! q e9nStEqeSing ssanpItG151y
sewer In SEWER DISTRICT NO li9
established by Ordinance No. 2iie'
and declaring an emerEencH'
slons a"fSS o. he chartsr Of the Ctty Of Tulsa
Oklahoma, and tho statutes Of the state
Of Oklahoma, fsr such essSs MADE ana
Pro,y,idrh. NE sag sag nrcais md establish
SEWER SEHIT3R'e epfisSrRiIc'FT No ia and stteI
hayins declared Z 3ess,s"ryI s 70 f99s'fGS' yS
I7g. by the provisions OF sa,u ordinance
No. .ll6, did on the 18th dsS OF January
Contractor. a. certain contract for tho
construction of a certain sanitary sewer
In SEWER DISTRICT NO, l73; and.
tract AID ComstocE -Smsdlsv Company
in said SEWER DISTRICT NO ia and
accepted and approved by the Clty Engi.
neer and the hoard " Commissioners OF
the city OF Tulsa, and,
WHEREAS, In further pursuance o. the
statutes Of the state OF Oklahoma, hfore-
said. and under tn, terms OF ne Charte,
%
Is deemed necessary bS tAe Board OF
commissioners OF the Iity Of Tulsa 20
levy and assess special tax upon lus
pr0perty liable TO assessment In sara
SEMEN DISTRICT NO. l73 by reason OF
the construction Of said sewer and 70 pay
for the same; and.
WHEREAS the total cost OF the con,
struCtion Of said sewer IN said SEWER
pISTRI-T NO, ia including extras. have
bAen ascsrtained and is hereby declared
70 be the sum Of 'i.lb7H all OF which
IL 40 be levied By special assessments
against the lots and parcels OF land bene-
flied by the construction - said sewer
In said SEWER DISTRICT No. liS; ana
WHEREAS all legal requirement = have
been compiled with to authorize the levy
Of the assessments against said lots an .
parcels OF land 50 liable for the cost q
ronstructlon of said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. l73 10 the amounts here
matter specified In Section OF this ofdl'
NOW THEREFORE,. BE IT oRpAISSED
ny THE BOARD OF COMMlsSlONEhS
or THE CITY OF TULSA OKLA
SECTION !: That there shall be. and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17
HOLD FUNERAL TODAY
Body of W. o. kiStlcr Ia BE Taken
to Blackwell After Services
Here This Morning.

Funeral services FOR W. T.. Kist-
Ter. 80 years old, vice president and
sales manager OF the Producers Il
Refiners' corporation, who died
Monday noon at his residence, 1913
South Carson, will he held at II
o'clock this morning from the Now
bray chapel. Tho body will lie in
state at the chapel an hour previous
70 the funeral. Kstler's death was
caused by fracture OF the skull
and an injury 10 the spine, sus-
tanned sunday while on a hunting
trip with friends.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17
TULSA PLEASED
BY WERRENRATH
Distinguished Bar i t o n e
Delights Audience
. With Artistry
gv LILLIAN G. PERKINS.
. .fN NNprr.utat6 tho "a

n.rWald Nerrcnrath. the dis.
seU shed baritone concert singer,
|s1r..fod here last night In Con
,.uruu hall TN the eighth ana last
4r.ul for this year Of the Robert
|p.., carson course. The artist
us. .rcotcd with splendid house
land was given much applause to
rr..H inc responded with encore
numbers. each one being familiar
\,,s In advance announced the
f.uelm to hc altogether in English
5nI Nui,, along familiar lines and
u. .. .n.- proved true. Old English.
.H Irish aud old American seleC-
t.l.. we're given by the singer with
r..N. artistry and fine voice. lie
rU. four groups His accompauist.
N. ..rrv Spter, ggve two much
..,p.r,Btcd piano numbers, and the
Jd.au club appeared IN trio Of
tJf UC-.
NJ. Worrcnrath is noted for his
..ra.... 60 please the masses with
N. moro popular lighter things that
s.a heard and this was evident last
,....rr Ills rich, resonant voice
sang with tenderness such songs as
sr.. sands % Dee Tho Lost
Z
.,N... the latter an old Irish ballad.
T.. Bdman club with Mrs. Walter
H.. cain at tho piano pleased cs-
uc.aU, with thr.r CadmGn number
.T.. Moon Drops Low
Tulsa audierCcs are a. an times
spu....a'ivc of the good things in
Y.-.. and 10 may truthfully be stat
ra that no artist from the Mctropol.
...n OBJ. elsewhere who has come here
s.a gvcu heavy and most difficult
can say they were not
e.,,u evidence of Tulsa culture along
musical lines by attention aud ap-
n....p Iu the event OF last evening
NE,rrrurath most assurcdly pleased
.rl Dol. splendid. rich voice. but his
n 'ertm was light and much the
amu m texture and too easy Nc-
n..lr for the artist of rank which
nr l8. risen to be.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17
w amt Ads
Rates and Information

INC per word per time.
seven insertions for the price OF six
Minimum space ~ words.
lc per word per day when copy runs
Due month without change.
Advertisements set IN capitals double
Drice.
Minimum amount one time $50.
Special contract rates for lSslness
advertising on request.
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are due
and payable the same day first 'n-er-
ton OF ad Rppeara IAN out.of-town
want ads and air warted TO rent. sit
cations wthted, wearing apparel and
household goods ads are positively cash
n advance
TELEPHo LONE WANT ADS are
charged at tho same rate as cash ads
and collections will be made at your
home or office as soon after fire. in
sertion as possible. This is an Ac-
commodities service and payments
should be made promptly when bill 10
presented. Always ask your telephone
sd to be repeated back TO you by ths
telephone hd taker to make sure that
II has been correctly taken. The World
sannot assume responsibility for errors
NJ any kind occurring 10 telephone
Advertisements.
Under no circumstances are We rs
lponsible for errors IN any advertise
ment unless reported Immediately after
tirst Insertion. No reduction In sost OF
,troys value OF ad.
Phone 6000
ASK FOR WANT AD DEPARTMENT.
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LEGAL

there is hereby sppottionrd 10 aud levied
upon aud assessed against the several
lots and parcels Of land iu said SEW ER
DISTRICT No. li3 Ia the City u Tulsa
Oklahoma. 80 benefited. by the coustruc-
ton " said sewer. tho amounts rtapcU.
uNCly a. follows to-wit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17

30l EAST lilIb
Absolutely clean, extra large outside
rooms. also connecting rooms, bot and
cold running water. respectable hotel
Tor proul, who appreciate a clean Rtmos
phtIc, reasonable rates by dab ur week.
TERMINAL HOTEIs-unaor new manage.
ment. hot and cold water IN all
rooms steam heat, special prices by tho
week y. W. farkhufst O. G. Honshaw,
nfnnrIalmfa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17
BOARD AND ROOMS

NNrrp ruru to0ust,t trdN. must ua
Iu Ruod f,uaIf Hnd bargain. 'au
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17

ofi I ltN NAI tho asses UtH
hereby levied on each ot lh" above men
toned lots and parcels ~ land ore hereby
declared 20 be a len upon such lots and
parcels ~ land 10 the same extent A. other
taxss ana shall be collected ana enforced
In the sisne manter as other taxes ia and
for the city Of Tulsa. oklahoma, are coll
SECTION 3. rhat au assessments
hereby levied shall be divided into three
tSl equal annual installmeuts ~ author
okshoSina Tor Tor such such xscS made adj" and ma p-o OF
tded that the assessments shall bear
contum per Grnum. payable annually a.
tho time ~ the payment OF the several
installmsntS ~ thc said ssssssmsnts from
the date OF the taking effect uf thus ordi-
nance. that the first inuaIlment ~ said
assessments. together With the accrued
be payable on the ihth idsv " December.
1921, and tho remaining deferred install.
ricnts. with the yearly, iGtcrea, on the
unpaid inNallmenis, shan be PAYABLE on
the 18TH day ~ December 81 each sue
c';ains; year until ell snall be paid. 49,.
owners ot the lots or parcels of land ~
assessed may at any time during the tour
p Pay % to Eth Ethe Gnyy SudioP of ~ hs 'Gi9s" a}S o
Tulsa tho full amount Of the asser4mcn'e
40 levied against thoir said lots and paf.
cells N land and thereby release such
property from tho lien OF such assess.
ments
SEXTON .. THAT this ordinance shalt
days IN the Tulsa Daily world. news
paper published IN Tulsa. Oklshoma that
The publication of this ordinance a. re-
quireI by law shalt be taken and REGARDED
a. sufficient notice to all persons inter-
estrd I'm the assessments hereby levied by
the terms VI this ordinance.
SECTION 8 That all ordinance or
parts ~ ordinances In conflict with the
provisions ot this ordinance. insofar az
suck conflict exists are hereby repealed
SECTION g. That an emergency EXISTS
for the preservation OF the public health
and safety by reason whereof this ordi-
nance shall take effect from and after
its passage. approval ana publication.
PASSED. and the emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved this
lth day Of March 1921.
APPROVED. this 9TH day Of March.
1921.
4. ID. EVANS
Attest: - Mayor.
MRS, FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
Approved
FRANK y. DUNCAN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17

tPyaell.heG; ~ ne ,Tul,s ,pally world
and IS 1921 world Publishing Com.
pany. Publishers
NOTiCE no PROPER OWNERS AND
CONTRACTORS
Frisco Addition. nullottc Addition, etc
bids will be received AZ the offce %
o'clock ,. m. Monday, March sist. 1891.
for the construction Of S.nitary sewer
including laterals. connect - and other
appurtensnces for Sewer District No i7b
as created and established by Ordinance
No. 2i2s. passed and approved tho LIST day
Of March. 1921.
Plans profiles and specifications FOR the
construction Of said sewer >systcin and
appurtenanccs have been adopted by the
Mayor and Board Of Commissioners OF
said city and are nov on file In the Of
flee ~ the city Engineer.
proposal sheets Of the city Of Tulsa
The rights to reject any and all bids
In reserv ed to tho Board ~ Commission
ets Of the city Of Tulsa Oklahoma.
4 certified check In ;ne sum Of five
90 per cent Of the -monnt ot tho b'd
All bids will be opened and consld ~ d
by the Bolrd of Comm ,uvrs e "a d
city at a meeting Of ~nid BOh'i u he
held in the city Hall IN ~itd ''lty at o
o'clock m. on the ?2Dd ddy u Msrcl,.
isci
Any and all parties infested ave
hereby notified that they may appear
and protest against or object To said
proposed improvements or Hny part
thereof or any matter or thing IN rell /,
BOARD OF Commissioners on the ?2nd day
Mrs. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17

ue,o for $50 Usage -.
IF IT rs automobile parts. we got EN-.
new and usod--evcryt Auto Parts
co. si5 H. Second. phone Usage 1889
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17

u.,..,.t,,. .,
NN '' t'4 .'' f,''h "l HW'N
4 snsp, and prl..i 'sol taIi Geaa,
nina, r,'.'rs fl,, p..s. t,,e 49,.
''I''' '''' M "''"
30 cn,, tor slorara O., $40 uunst
uodoru garage. ''d'r .."l
WANTED Ford roadster body must b."
.u 5000 '''"' """ bargain '"h
pnARn AMI DnnMc
HOTELS 10
FRISCO IIorEi West TULSA. under now
manager. room. ringl, .. per W'tk. two
IN room l,"o bath accommodations ~
w., ',' ''A,
NV Nhl.IlN' ''N u".'' '""ur " t'duy
Wt ''n, 90 b,g war t''''' ''-N w
-..-.---..-
.ohlt ~
At.,t,,,.i, nN' ",s. ,,,,.,,.
ruons also connecting rouuiS. hot and
,plJ tunnIne watct a respr,tatla hotel
phcIc, reasonable 'stos by day or week
TERMiNAI HOTEIs-unaer new manage
nent hot and cold water In ali
rooms steam heat, special prices by tho
week ,. w. farkhurst, q, G. Honshaw
proprietors.
jacobs HOTEL
Two hundred rooms, reinforced conotete
utept"ot ,enlldinE, rooms ~ anu 'l.sS
s"o ,.''' ' >, ". ',,'
MESILhNp hoI ~" 4Veh Ihlhp
hnoihN WIN NOV auh nnld NAlgr' steam
hhsst 10 ~ Ionne't'hnJg. ana private
Vs'' ~ ." - '''',
Iiuht not SEkEtriNG ROOMS 10
TWO uEht houarkeeping rooms 1905 "
Park
LIGHT huuHokecpinE tpomH adjoining
bath Phone Bsauc H0AG-I.
r,,,, NO.. -. ,.....,.,...,
m home ON i.tuey 4 - Victor.
ApN,vAI.- -ttt,,,v, rooro. ,,,,... ,,,
Nirr sa,,s =, l,,h, .n,,....,,o. en-.
w "N W. h""aon''p'"h ssn ''''"'
V" '''S' ''"o' guar @'o' .....-..-
fpSi iukIN. ", 20 ON" nicely fur
,,1,htsnm"," 1tsm"" tW,ln "uJo,n'ng 9'sth l" couple
,,,.,.,,,,..
nrs,St,s nsSgn Ha,s s'"''"''p'ns I''""
TWO clNELN FURNISHED Hod"fr hnus"
Ne'p'hs r""''s 'i"S" Nv, private en-,
~ a. ''N' '''' '''"''" ~ w. ana
y. Nv, -...-.---.-
rHltp. ". .Jt Nice clean houaeko'r.
e7sos 'oo"' "''''n anu ''"'' w. "saFo
,, ,,,,,,,,- -. -.--4.-
"l'm ,''i', a., -Yp 'nt I'nn houn"' 'i"nh
a,n, nnnn '""'"''"p'' i"'h''h''. Dor Nv"
,,,,,,,n,,.--.,.
Nthr"e nicely fUrnishod light houaekeep.
~ Hph,,ln'n, s'i"o'n'' connecting bath
-" 80 --a.-.-.--
ADMIRAL l'A"-"n" large front House
,,tcln atfcp,"s ,"yht r"," p''''S turnHhrd'
s. ',..'' i" wv w. .......-.--.-
DENVER, \. 30. Niro light housokeop-
TWO furnished rooms for rent 'io,3o
per Week. I'LL. hr"dy.
cHElEhNE. ~ 62i-- lean, comfortabl9
h'usrk'rplhg rooms modern woll furf
h,su'" m,,,, , No., 'u,'' ., lou, ~" ny'snpoi
,1' ''''' '"' "'' '"' ""'''"''P'nh
.'".,' l-., --.-.--.---.-...
'pm yao,is - NJ col nSns. nnSSos@NI,n,ns
,,,,,, mum.
,,,'i ''',.i H., n",uL,.N''llnF ,g"",hs on
s,D"'n li""' Suu''H "h'9' ~ ~ 'h'S
,',,,,,,. ...-....
t,r r,,,, :" r,oI"r, "'"''"''p'"s '"''"'
use ot piano.
RoosEyELT y, loO Roiwccn TWclnh
light housekeeping room. ~ per week
Cedar 22Ga.
FEDEBAL atlbE one or twn myd.rp
,,,.,,., """S,S,'p,.t ,.I, ,"",os, ms. -.
ksccglng or ;,sepiug. IN griysle, rs,sidenee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17

MIss GOLbsE%E.S suO-,
FHT D. Main I4.#. ss..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17

AUTOMOBILES

~ IONOHiIiS ION SALE 10
ron SALE. Ford touring cor M first
class sugpc, also one four year old row
snd @ounR calf Inquire d" Liberty 'ate,
1919 HuI,k cpadstrr for sale. ENtrs good
condition. 6oe Elwo"d. osaEo 2o7'
FOU SALt.-.Hy owner. rnrl rootster
hccu iu use three months cedar so:.
52o $. GuthtIc.
ron SAIL nuick TOURING A. condi.
ton. forced 'o sell. some terms.
real bargain. 1ol' ~ rhird.
FOR SALE .Ford chassis Al condition.
real bargain. l0ll l. Third.
FOR sALE-rord speedster Al condi-
terms real bargain ioll y. Third,
$500 nuYS a good studebsker sh, at
1855 T., Jefferson. Usage 1890.
LOCpMOHIIEa sale ~ trade. See
owncr Purdy Rarag". SOL 5, Peoria.
FOR SALE.-Ou' 1878 Dodge touring. I'm
Leaving town. Must sell today. Price
g2s5 cash SEC car a. ltl0 4. Admiral or
Phone cedar 2Ot. Mr.. Davis.
USED CAR RARGAtNS
We have few good used cars witch We
are offering TO soil o. reasonHblc prices.
cen offer terms 90 responsible parties
FRED SHAW MOTOR CoRpORATIoN
irs $. boulder. osase s9s
IA
passenger. Perfect mechanical condi-
tion. newly painted. new battery, tv"
cord tircs. wire wheels. $1,000 insuranc"
policy rrice $1,000 With terms. call own.
n l. ELECTRIC Reed finish, two
new urcs. uphostcring perfect Will
consider gas car even trade. as part pay
incnt call cedar 2bs.
dition; good tires, good paint, extra
equipment $500. THIS II bargain.
Usage $3.50.
ron SALE Buick roadster Just over.
Ford. sslg .. Hodge after Q p. IN.
WILL TRADE My office furnltur, and
some cash Tor good automobile. Phone
Osagc 1l72. -.-...--
TWO brand new cord tires. 3bNtiy, In.
I cluding steel rims Usage 5So5, 2i9
HUDSON SEDAN
1n first class condition. AlemltG luhr,GStit, ,G,,ti,,
Ing sytcn. new oyers,s' ,ord tlt,a, iulg
,rcount leaving city. can hatquctt"
hotel. cedar ssi. Room 35 -
Lost straight haired Airdale dog Usage
1907. --.----------.-
FOUND Mans coat. owner may. have
same by describing property snd pny-
ing for this ad. Usage 1Ss' s'-------
EOR SALE Two Ford touring cars. one
roadster, one k-fs. seven paSs"hgI'
~ wuco, Mounds warehouse, Mounds.
Okla
FOR SAIE-By owner. four passenger
Stuty. mechanically perfect; complete
ly oyerhauled, Gage b5ot. --
RADIATORS.
We have installed on ~ to-da'c reolHlo,
ransir dppartmcut. We ran repair or
reCoro any make Of radiator. charges
re"I'IIiEI' e"TIIiE EvENs. COMPANY
Fourth at Elgiu
OsaEe 73oo-73Oi-73o2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17
SPECIAL PROSECUTOR
ATTACKS CLARA SMITH

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
as if everyone were afraid Of hurt
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HOTELS 10
FRS, ubIEt. N,st Tulsa under nrt,
ruuunE,i. room. siupI, . per Wvtk. two
lu room $3.50. bath Accommodations 81
rrr dH' urhis.
tttE WEIIINGrpN ituIr. roouIa is t,duc
iug root Co urr wHr prices. ls-A W.
mn ~ LL..-- ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17

We cordially invite your Inspection of
the PRICES auu QUALITY 0f our SHOES.
Low cost ~ operation makes II possible
rIr uB iu srIl on small profits and email
profits make low priced shoes 'HI sou.
SHOE DGpAHTMUNT
TULSA GARMENT FACTORY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17
AUTOMOBILES
AlIOMnMIII-@ INN eAII
no @IrrIII, Nm nIrNIK~ ~

fuV sAtI.lWp roadster i9Is mode. 4
Call ustr, .tt0 after $50.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-04-07

State Gets Chance 70 Help Save the
Starving Chinese.

All Minnesota Will have a chance 70
help I'll $1,000 900 empty bowls that
starving Chinese are holding out to-
ward America All gns indicate that
this state f. not gong 10 turn 4 deaf
ear 10 the stifed moan that IS floating
across TIE Pacific
With the Hoover campaign fgr the
relief 81 starving Europe completed.
Harry r. Wilbern. vho brought that
undertaking TO successful conclusion.
has taken active charge % the drive 20
aid he Chinese. and headquarters have
been opened IN Minneapolis
Organizations vii be formed In
every county ard system4s zed cam
paigus will be xaged for funds in all
II Is thought thar tag day such as
the money that recently raised g. 500
in Minneapolis. MAJ be put on in vari-
Gus cities Of the state Advertising
matter and posters are nov being sent
out
In the meantime all those who wish
To contribute TO tn famine fund. may
send their checks 20 f. " Decker
treasurer. III Chamber Of Commerce
Minnea polls
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-04-07

Former Minneapolis Ne~epsperran
Helps Starving People.

All Minnesota IL taking personal
interest n the relief work being done
in China for the suffering millions u
the northern provinces because a well
known Minneapolis man is playing 4
stellar role there
He II Ray g Marshall. former city
editor ~ the Minneapolis Journal. xho
q working out % famine headquarters
in Picking without any pay Ia his 20
years 81 newspaper work. Hr Marshall
has seen suffering ard misery In all
forms. but he admits he ia stunned by
the situation that confronts the work
ers In the Far East
Mr. Marshall recently wrote q fer.
vent plea for Minnesota 70 help feed
the famine victims Contributions " II
be received by the China Famine Fund.
I2l Chamber Of Commerce. N.nneap'
oils