davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
of
Good Old Stuff
Landed Monthly

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.. July %.
Twelve thousand cases of irish
and Scotch whisky are being landed
monthly on the Jersey coast in the
vicinity of this resort according to
information obtained today from
government authorities, Four
speedy auxiliary schooncrs, equip
ped with 5O-horscpowcr engines,
enable the smugglcr to outrun the
average government craft which
might try to pursue them.
The entire enterprise. according
to the smugglers themselves, is di-
rectcd by a syndicate Of wealthy
New Workers, Philadclphians and
residents OF Atlantic city.
The liquor IS purchased in the
Bahamas at SIS "A cas-" and sold
offshorc here At $24 to syndicate
of bootleggcrs. The crew Of tn"
vessels receive 81 for every case
delivered. Eighteen thousand dol
lars IS the average profit for the
owners of the ship on one cruise.
A substance resembling brown
coal discovered in Guatamala ha
been found to be oChre that pro
duCes good quality of paint
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
Ip,pOse on Families
of "Ydnks" Who Died

NEW YORK, July 23.--The most
heartlcs.4 form Of prcfiteering that
yet has come to light, In which the
families OF dead American soldiers
Were the victims, has Just been un-
earthcd and the American military
authorities are taking steps to end il.
Il was announced at Governors
Island today that undcrtakors will
no longer be allowed 10 employ SOL
dicrs of the TWenty-SeCond infan-
try - s,rye in firing squads at mill
tary funerals. This action followed
the dis.losurc that the undertakers
We're imprcssing upon the families
ot the dead American soldiers that
firing squads must be part OF tho
burial ceremony. Severe prices
were then charged and a portion OF
1t was turned over to the soldiers OF
IT, firing squad. In the future the
,>'m'r.cau Legion will furnish SOL
ldiels for firing squads at the furer-
ais 81 war veterans.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
Grain Marketing Is
Becoming More Acute

BY N.nr.sto1 Press state Wire
DkIAHOMA CITY, july 23.-Thc
ohibhoma grain marketing situation,
already serious because of lack Of
railroad cars, became more acute
lNN1N when the state corporation
commission was Informed of a wheat
smhIr-1 at Galveston affecting the
'MS-HNL Kansas u ToNas, the In
l,iAA."u1' and Great Northern and
IN, southern Pacific railroads.
According TO the notice all wheat
received on these lines will bc sub
J''. iu delay. All elevators loading
grain ON tho carriers affected for
shipment to Galveston are informed
that bills Of lading will not be is
sued today or hereafter until fur
ta'r notice.
Members Of the corporation COM
Mss attribute the embargo to a
sA"H'1oe Of ships at the gulf port.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
CABINET MEMBER
MAY OPEN MEET
Press Congress of the
World Receives No
tice of Harding

.1rJfr. Hawaii, July "a
,.-..,.-t warren G. Harding. him.
...... newspaper man, may send
.... of his cabinet TO Honolulu
.. t.,arcr to deliver the opening
.t..... -, the sessions of the Press
,-....... ~ the World
r.f.,mation TO this effect mas
...a.y,d by Governor wallace
% t..rr.u4tou. chairman ot the ia
... executive committee or 'he
.... from Dr. Walter Nilhahs'
......nt uf the congress ana utaH
D., .,. school of Journalism OF IN"
.....-.'y of Missouri. AlthuuB'h
~. Williams advices are as yet uh-
.fp.iaf D.. is planned TO nave a com
..n Of representative journalists
,he white house soon and
.. ,b. request to the president
,rt. .tlte department has already
,.., t. al countries with which the
GO states maintains diplomatic
y ....- an official invitation 70 he
,..trd at the press congress
'.. Doctor Williams, in Il
....., to Governor Harrington
,.... f.lt according to the present
...,t... the congress will be attend
d.. a,.wcru 400 and 500 repre-
.,.,.sti,, journalists, and that many
.r.m will bring their wives or
.,t.r .mh,rs ot their families.
,rr. ... .rritv VI the American dele
...,.r ,,ll probably be from the
N....-.rpi valley states.
solid special train from Chi
,,... .rl possibly from New York,
q. tl, Pacific coast. for the accom-
,..4.tou OF the delegates, is now
r-a...alIy assured and number
,f r..rptlons en- route are being ar
,,r..I Tho all-ycar tourist rate
fn- the delegates has been decided
mon hy the transcontincntal rail-
roads. although this may be mo1i-
r,I Negotiations for chartering a
sn,ri1l steamer to bring the dele
gatrs ,o Hawaii are progressing fav-
o-lbs. Doctor Williams says. lie
adds that intense interest in the
,argr,ss is being shown both in the
Trr,d states and In foreign coun-
tries. and that an excellent business
program is in course OF prepara-
ton at Columbia, Mo.
Tho British Empire Press Union
will send as it's delegates Col Ed
ward Frederick Lawson, assistant
managing director of the London
telegraph, ana nephew and heir OF
Niscount Bunrhau. proprietor OF
the Telegraph.
At honolulu plans for the enter
tammcnt OF the delegates are going
ahead rapidly, and people of all ma
tloua,itlys are cooperating to make
the program one Of the finest ever
arranged In the islands.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

CPublishcd in The Tulsa Daily world
July %. ~, and 25, 1891, world Publish
ing Company, publtshersl
NOTICE TO bidders
The Hoard ot Education Of the tliy OF
Tulsa and state OF oklahoma, Will r"-
ccIve sealed bids at their office in the
Central High School Building Of said CITY
up until 4. o'cloCk Tuesday. July Gbih.
1921, for the erection and completion ~
the several school bindings. as fuli1Ws
one two-roOm frame building at
one two.room brick building at so-
one one-room frame building at whit
tier.
crsun.
On, onc-room frame building at
XII 10 be in accordance with the plan.
and specifications which can be ubtainc1
al the Cfflge OF GEORGE MiShLEk,
ARCHITECT. 4l4-l5 Palace Building.
Tulsa. oklahoma. Each bid must
be accompanied with certified check
In the amount " at least o per cent Of the
said board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids
signed DIR y. " MAYGINNES.
President
Cslgned) GEORGE MacCURDY
Secretary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
Posses Search for Man
Who Is Lost in Desert

PHOENIX, Ariz., July ga
sheriff's posses on horseback start
ed this morning on a search of tho
desert for j. j. Knight OF Dallaa
Texas, whose automobile was found
stuck in the sand of the dry bed of
the Hassayampa river, 60 miles
northwest Of Phoenix Sunday. a
search ~ the vicinity where the car
WAS found. resulted in the finding
OF gharrrd fragments of papers
which had belonged to Knight. No
trace oS Knight has been found,
however since he left Buckeye, 80
miles west OF here Friday night
knight was travelling alone, accord
ing 10 Information at the sheriff. s
office here
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
Report Big Fire in
beaumont oil Field

BEAUMONT. Texas. July o. e.
Nor than tlU0O.o0o In OH is report
ed to have already been lost In a
fire, and four huge tanks are stnl
burning at Lucas, seven miles from
Beaumont. The fire originated l'ri o.
day night when lightning struck one
of the huge wooden tanks Containiu ,
100000 barrels of crude oil and
when the tank boiled over. burning
fuel spread to other tanks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

ADMIRAL. ieao- Nice large outside roomr
IIotol Eri". Cedar oli
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

e.. 'u' nr' N'H.. e., 'g Do IH' ''S
H.'', ,..,. .,t
iIuDrTN ROOMS uunuInr water In
''"p ru.u Phone ''' sand springs
i,,u, ,,,,, ,,,-,,.,,.,>, y,,,,. "a
''''
AFN.NAt. u ttrt N.,rfa fufuIsNrd fof
.irNt h.u..,.nIrE o.trr HsI.W
N,.N.''N ,'' .n' '"n 'H.'
'.h ''' '".'.'
MlIIN' 1896 INn iuru. shed IGnt
h".'. .''rnf '"'"7 "'''f" private
"n''r..
lN" n"f.n mmshrl r.m. t1t lEh'
'.'. '''' I..' '''N
hlfi'' z. 600 tuInl.. .I.I .NNt.' f't igh'
'.".'N I..h .'" '..E' ''''
NNNlNrIl. I.. INu clean. c"Hl
i"'.sh.I N'.s. h"'N 10. .'n'.s. W'd'. ..
~ I.' ".'. '''t" '.' %
MNIN. ST. lp.I t.D .... tnf.' ..uuu.
l'.','' ''"n
t','.,'' t..'.
.,,,
W. "..I..h AT
'n' '.''''"t ''..' .'".' 90" '"'r' ''''
"a '..l a..' .r1 '' '.' ", N'
XIX. ''.
'' W.. .'' ''''' '"' ''''
..,.,. ',.,.,... ........... .,...
'
''''N ''' ""'N '"' ''''''. ''"'.
''.'
H' H.. '. 49, ,',.' ."4 '.,,'. .'.,.'... .,,
l'''h' '.'' ''''' ''''" "f''''"'""
r''N ''' N. "'. ''N. "lt'. 'tN, mouse
N,,'''h I"'... as. '"' ''''". '''""''
....
''' lN' "'' ''.....
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
POtice Surround House
Expecting Gun Battle

CHICAGO July 23.--A gun battle
n-'".'n police and Terry" Drugan,
a"t' Tho Rat and Frank Lake.
EM''''j Tor the murder of big
S.''e Wisncwaky, was expected
nero This afternoon when shotgun
"i.''' We're rushed 10 surround
mousse whore the alleged slayers
, We said To- have been cornered
enough evidence to send Drugan
ana Lake TO the Callows has been
1,A'd. according TO the police.
Ih' murder OF Big Steve" was
tl' Result Of "moonshiers' fued"
,,s",,'H members Of the notorious
''"'l gang police believe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
AUTOMOBILES


'GG,,,.' iiGNss' '''7''S''' WIZ
,,.,,,,,. ....
''1'.,n Us,,In ,S ~ ", H'l n,u w. ,,a,, rrl..
PAIN u.,r,,,r. w., yym tek, hs rnlnt
OF for you 900 j,ffy AZ small cost 10
and Is N'th Roatun. ossre 2s'
IOpGr touring car. will take In Ford
Ammon. SOS s. n0ston.
rLsMuHII.E. SIN tuurtne. rfst-,u,.s
shane am Urourd. extra ur", sru'
,sn, 'g3rlg.'. a.. ',.,L r.l ..'t, t,..@. WI ,. fNN'
FDR SALE ,nr,r t,r cash q chevrolet
9,oay ton w. r'g.c wl,d,moil color
darn hlu", Mu.t sell tndp dN'
tnihr'".
rubber mut sau by TUESDAY. $50 cash.
'"int 'lNi -aH Nur'h ltWls
E,t SALE coma. tom r.,t trtra 7Il g
Peoria Phone Dssr, Ag.,
i .,,,.,,,
smaller ra, p4.e" 7e..
.,,.,,..,.,, .,..,,.. .
'I', '1N .i''"I .'I' Ih t,'I .lLH''"n
rs,.,a,, os,,, "i ia g,.p, It,t'
h'l .hE h'Nl'1 EN l"t H"''. pI.' '."'
'"l Cedar O..
roads,cr. fyc cord tlr,s. .t75. terms.
| OssE. az or tqt
| At..r, t.t,,tt,uy ,,y.., .,Lt -.
washed. CREASED smonIzcd' painted
/ and vanished, vacuum cleaner service.
/ 10 West sixth. Phone psagc 25S.
WANT to trade my 5000 equity I'm two
room house. good peach orchard and
we'll fpr us.1 car STRIKER Liberty
poors sand sp,iny.
~, r1a,stcr NIX sI.yI., ''-J JiIorT y"
] t,a,rW 80 wv W." "
-. ne
"'iI f'r 'loo At "IS - Main.
/ III YOU Wat TO get There, W health and
/ safety, walk In a paig ~ Tbrk llrus.
ahF Il. Ir.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

LOST AND fo'N"'
LosT'-whi'" Mtten between Cincinnati
1855
.a-r,t,,N ,,,,r md ,,bite baIuxe wheel
Reward S SugaIes Phone Usage
5NoI-R.
.gT,rI.N- VIII rsrsun who took dark
brown suit case from Frisco depot mail
envelope continuing original testimonials
TO krurtt care Salvation Army Enid,
Oklahoma Those testimonials are all
I have 10 show FOR twenty years work;
viii give fair reward and no proceedings
taken. Play white and do not take away
my 'hsracier.
.FDUNp-T"n female bull pups, ears crop
ped tail bobhed. white faoc and breast
call tsHs" 9ttJ and ask Tor MIS- fllI-
gram
POUND a pIaCe To have my corns and
buuious relieved at Turk Bros., Chropo-
dist dopartIro out. Az $. Main.
LOST rood sfzcd corn at Turk Bros.
,hir,uodist departlucnt AZ s Main.
t,..,.>.r ~. 49, zoo, cl,d. an
rrNraitl, Nor ,br dance floor she Wis,
tied TURK Bros chlropodist. Az $. Main.
FOrND-Huw. TO milc again since had
my feet made s'ad oy tht c.if0P"ilSt "l
Turk Bros. AZ ;. Main. Mau ORDERS
LNSl-A wondertul s"r'tn"art u''ause
was cross ana TIrnnky, MY nav n tounI
1,,,b prns rhiropodist department. 4i2
!, Main
,,,,,,
S"h ,hl' pm ~ s4,n nnn P'"l' ~ ~"
th' '',..'s g. o,,,rg IN '''N'
Los a." t"." r',t ttoo w ,avpa npi'' 'i"'''
on lhS'd'. ''S"'' '"''' ~" a, u. -------
LoSr-Orc bunch Of Keys with name on
Plate, please retnrni reward rear '''
>, h'''.l,i. '''"' 90 w..
LvS .a,'E ,'nhE i,", ml"t w t''. .,o,.
wen 'n,,,,Hu' 'n,,,,,.Hiu ',.g r.pcr. yaIushio a.
'u,'''P' ,'" 'iS1,,'t iI'er T., KstHcrir,
uWn,' only inner u'.n', =" n ha'mvI,uyy
rrwarI Osnpc 5000.
-,g,.,,t, .,.-.,, cor. I'm, gt,,b
N''', ~ a. az, i,i. ao ~
"",, ,o."z9 ,s,s I1n"Snc, So g75lg7,
goo rcTern a[,ir ''r '"''' w d. Uu'n''n '0''
,,..,...i, ,.s.,.,. ,o,,i. ,-,,,.s
,h,...s, nf w.EiN, nv,T.,r NAV bayS
same by calling Usage loes. describing
r,s'rp
i.l...,.., ,....,,,..,.,,
In anI rons,iusti'n is ass9red To- yon. AsA
for ltteraturr Geo. +. p mart, 1905 ".
p,,t,p ~ b,ny.Ile Va
PURELY Personal 0
FAILING with cancer. a remedy used 20
=, y'ar,s' eyre fp'rnsn,'r1 or no payo Wt'e
.,.',,,i.r ,vt,. ,,,r,nerI,o GA, darcc
,,,in,rIcr.i,v she IaI TUrk Hros fn.t
.,', $50 liz, ,,o,t 6"r frct ti2 s. NJ.
,p ng,,,X n.ns,,, his pair o, paIm
y" ,..rt. ,r,,, .rrisa,s largest shoe
Tlrs bros. man orders filled day re-
crIy,d
..,,,... ... .r.t..." ,-,.Irl,.,,. gnd ,Io,.
~ I.'' En'n ."' yn, i1cyy ~ ,bcy
",I ," ,'r ,y, ,r,Isn.s Iar,
a,, OBJ, dlstributors Turk Bros
..,... ,.,.r.,, ,.,..,.,- ,,g,,,,,,,It,.., t,dty
rs,y n1niirarion da,o is 27rd. '''''
ne" '-o''' 81 '''''. ,' - = 30 -; .---
tlf IAlH gi nose Wit pumps 1's
nous" ~t'. on S''' ~ i"'N ''oS'' '''
Main for Al'b.
/ "a kgplU ltt i'm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
IIour uut ~IhtiIiNu ROOMS

iIuDrTY ROOMS Uurulnr water
,tap fu.u. Phone 2,5. Sand Spting
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
CALL OSAGF 31S7

NTo ~IrrIIES N>D RtrNiks n
llNTrERN charging ana r"pnirlug start
Ing lighting and ignition work. Fora
magnetic rr,targInE uNNrNrldinE. Moore,
alt = HaNhell. pEage 237s.
NDKTu TULSA garage IN ncat 80 davs
viii charge you ibt houL all work done
bN experts. Hriug your car ~ call Tor
231k. STANLEY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
FOURTH AND FRANKFORT

1921 Cadillac Victoria, run
l,7O0 miles, will sell cheap for
cash. This car is three months
old.
1921 Cadillac fom-passcnger,
run 1000 miles, new paint,
good rubber and seat covers,
must sell. Call Usage 1868.
1920 Cadillac touring car.
new tires, paint and in Al
shape. Call Usage 1863.
1919 Packard; new paint,
new rubber; motor in good
shape.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

~ WIN moro than l74,24O,O0O acres
T ',lonal forests in its care the
.g' alates government is replant-
1 "'huded areas at "A rate Of 1000
y'hr one nursery having "A
capacity Of 3 100000 trees annually.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

WNNT Al Department open on sundays
to y. m
ADMIRAL. 1890 Nlce large outside room-
Hotel Eri". cedar oit.
BALTIMORE. r. t916-A--uoautiful largo
south shopping room. twin beds Ceda~
1925
npsruN. $. si2 TWO front rooms. one
adjoining bath. furnished fnr sleeping.
on" fur light housekeeping. have south anA
east csr"-ur"-. Usage Gbi2
HNLTiMoRE, g, i'iG-rwo rooms for
rcnt cedar 373.
BOSTON s so2 South room. adjoining
bath. Usage 2Goi.
ron uENT TOs g. iiouldcr. large attrao
tive room, southwont and north expos
uro, nino wtnd0WE, connecting bath. IA
rage n desired
CiIEYENNE. =. liI-Cool room Tor rent;
2l37,
| HuuLDEH S. 'iO0i Siccly furniahed
| room electric tan. all convsn,cnces
| Usage 1851.
! CINCINNATI. y, az Nicely furnished
sleeping room, piano ana Kitchen privi
| logos,
MAtN, n. 902 Two southeast. nicely
! furnished sleeping rooms for youns
| Egnil"man breakfast II desired Iitucy
| Hh' 'H'Er -N't
CARSON, x, lIo2 Close In, nice sleeping
room, good location. Osngc 5l1.
CHEYENNE. T.. ~ Vcry nice rooms for
one OF two gentlemen, references re-
quircd.
CAMERON ". 2li-Nlce cool rooms Tor
rout with or without board. Cedar 1898
CHEYENNE. 4. 5lG-Ono large southeast
room, two bcdH.
nj
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
AVE MONEY on TIRES
LnnA ~ thrHn pIlunh

Other sizes priced accordingly
These tires arc "nrsts' and We Euaran
toe them Tor 5000 miles
AUTO & TIRE EXCHANGE
Tire Distributions.
sis East Second Usage 5000
ALTOS rOR HIRt,-GARtGEs is
GILLETTE. y. l2-GaraFe esv39 with
l.NiA living room on side, good loca-
ton, Tor repair shop. Call Cedar 1893.
MAILS. =. l7I,-Gsfagr Tor rent electric
lights. water, washing, Osago 2tol ),
FOR RESr--Ouo-hat OF twn.csr garage
a. so y. Denver. Phone osag" $40
or 1857
BOSTON, 5. 1877 Garago Tor rent. ossgc
OKLA. RENT A CAR co Cars FOR rent,
without ariveI 6is $. Main Mldeo
Garage Cedar so7,
FOR HE$T- Garage FOR three cars. at
4Io south Houldcr, Tor 10. 81 J. Glass
4 CO.. Cedar 1885,
MorRoRCyCLEs AND nICyCLES. -
TNDIAN motorcycles and bic.ol'H In
dian motor Sales 4 Service Inc.
Eleventh 81 psage 6iee.
FOR SALE Good s"conl hand bicycle.
can Cedar C3h l2uy g. Firh
FOR SALE Harley Davidson motorcycle.
20 model, IN good running order, good
tires, will cell cheap fpr cash. See J. n.
Taylor 400 Roosevelt sand springs.
wANTfD-AtTOMO IA
VAST TO my Direct from owner. good
late model Budrr or Buick car Wuu'd
congidrr s'udrhatcr rhour pEago "ata =.
WAErEp--rsod cars 10 sell o0 small
car Erchaug" uf =. Main. Usage tto,.
Will PAY CASH fpr Ford roadster with
ar without starter, must Doc good shape.
can !. T. French, prag" Nai
WANTED TO nrY Fora G.ls,er or tour
fu.u FOR cash Mr. ArmH'rurE. HfaIy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

Other sizes priced accordingly
These tires arc "nrsts" and we Euaran
toe them fpt 5000 miles
AUTO & TIRE EXCHANGE
Tire DlsttibutorE
sl3 East Second Usage 5000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

DODGE rondstcr. 1918 model. tor f,le
ch~hp Good condition OstEu tuNt u .r
cALL II ~ euuln NuLhIln-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-24
COLORED MAN
SENT TO FARM
Admits Stealing Lunches and
TOting Gun.

Joseph Taylor. colored. IT, of 2284 In
dlanapolis avenue, who was arrested by
Pstrolmen Martin and TepOff at Kingan's
Packing Co. Ltd. on West Washington
street, Saturday night, on charges of car
rying concealed weapons and petit lar
ceny, plead guilty and was fined 500 and
costs on the totinS charge and fined 81
and costs and sentenced to serve one
hundred days on the Indiana State Farm
on the larceny charge by Judge Walter
Pritchard In city court today.
According to the police, Taylor has
been stealing lunches from employees at
the plant The evidence was that they
caught Taylor stealing a lunch from a
locker and that they found a revolver In
che Of his boots ard an extra box OF
cartridges in his pocket. They said he
had bunch Of locker keys.
Edward Harms, the proprietor OF
pOolr0om and dry drink parlor at go
West New York street. who was arrested
by Lieutenant Cox ana squad Saturday
when they found a rafrllng wheel in a
rear room, WINS found guilty OF having a
gambling device in his possession by
Judge PrItchard and was fined $40 and
costs.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-24
GERMAN LEAGUE
HEAD DEFIANT
Says Assailed Orgesch Will
Not Disband.

BERLIN, Jan. 24-"Neither France
rOr Germany can legally disband the
orgesch, and we have no intention Of
breaking up our protective league" This
declaration of defiance was made today
by Councillor George Escherich, orga-
nIzer and commander Of the Bavarian
Einwohnerwehr, and also president Of
the orgesch
(NOte-The orgesch is a group name
of a series of organizations In Germany
which were formed to work fo7 the
preservation of national interests" 1t is
widely charged that the real object of
the orgesch Is to attempt to re-establish
the monarchy
DR.. Escherich is one Of the most
talked about and most written about
men in Germany. The French press paints
him as an ultra militarist who is threat
ening a new war. The eAman radicals
accuse him Of being an arch -conspiratOr
in the movement to restore the monarchy.
DR.. Eschrich outlined the aims of the
Orgesch as follows:
IF France orders and Wilhelmstrasse
attempts to dissolve the orgesch they
Will find 1t impossible because the league
IS protected by the clause guaranteeing
general rights In the constitution. It in
no way violates the treaty of Versailles.
We have won legal test cases in the
courts Of Breslau and Stettin and the
Prussian minister OF justice has handed
down a decision that he cannot forbid
the orgesch because 1t is an unarmed
society"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-24
BOOZE REVEALED
BY AUTO CRASH
Federal Officers Hold Car in
Investigation.

An automobile owned by August Cuff
frie. 631 South East street, is being held
by Federal officers until it can be de-
termined If the car was stolen and used
to haul whisky or If the whisky was In
the car with Guiffrie's knowledge. Cuff
fries automobile collided with another
automobile at Washington and Alabama
streets Sunday, and the police fOunc
more than three gallons Of white mule
whisky in the automobile. Some time
later they found GUTHRIE and arrested
him on the charge of operating a blind
tiger After the accident the police re-
ceived a report that Guiffries automobile
had been stolen from his garage during
the night GUTHRIE denied that the liquor
belonged to him.
Mrs. Ida Huffman, SO7 West New York
street, was arrested on the charge OF
operating blind tiger yesterday. Lieu
tenant Cox and squad searched the Huff
man home and say they found six quarts
of white mule.
Lieutenant WOollen and Sergeant Too
ley saw two men standing between two
houses in the 500 block on West Wash
ington street last night and started to
investigate. The two men ran. Each
policeman captured suspect and In the
possession of the men the police found a
Thompson "a. of 1886 South Alabama
street, had one quart of liquor, and Her
scnel Lawrence, &c, of ST. South Delaware
street. had one quart and two pint bot
ties Of the same stuff. Both men were
charged with operating a blind tiger.
Lawrence and Thompson were each
fined so and costs in city court on the
charge Of operating a blind tiger.
Good dice, don't fool me-" said the
voice that reached the ears Of Lieuten-
ant Woollen in the basement Of the
Colonial Hotel LAST night. As the result
Henry Jones, negro porter Mt the hotel is
charged with gaming and keeping gam
bling house. Three white men are
charged with gaming. The police say
they captured two sets Of dice and 90
cents as evidence.
II the court please this is vaudeville"
exclaimed Deputy Prosecutor Little as
he heard two actors explain how they
happened to be locked in the furnace
room with the porter
One actor" who said that he and
his friend, Mr.. Lynch, went to the fur
mace room to get a box in which to pack
a suit Of clothes. explained the presence
Of the other white man by saying that
he suddenly came through the door. All
denied shooting dice; but the testl-
mouy Of the police was the three white
men were shooting" when the police en-
tered the room. The colored porter, how
ever, was busy shoyelng coal into the
furnace.
NO Judge" testified Lieutenant Wool
len. 81 don't believe Jones was shooting
dice. for he was so excited when we
made the arrest that he stuck his hand
into the furnace and burned it,
The judge dismissed the charges OF
gaming and visiting "A gambling house
against Jones and fined VIII Shilling
William Floyd and Henry Lynch s. and
costs for gaming.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-24
C. of C. Announces
Schedule Of Exhibits

The following schedule of exhibits Of
indianapolis manufacturers for the next
four months at the Chamber Of Com
merco is announced: Jan. II, Bass Photo
Company; Jan. "a, H. Lauter; Jan. 81,
Indiana Electrotype Company; Feb. Z,
Charles Long; Feb. IA, Pittman Moore
Company; Feb 81, Thomas Madden Com
pany; Feb. IS, j. 1. Holcomb; March Z,
indianapolis Paint Association; March IA,
Taggart Baking Company March u, Hol-
lenbeck Press; March %, John j. Mad
den Manufacturing Company, April 4;
Indianapolis Engraving Company; April
IS, Stafford Engraving Company; April
%, Unitel States Photo Engraving Co.
In speaking of the exhibits, John B.
Reynolds, general secretary of the Cham
Der of. Commerce, said: THE having Of
these individual exhibits in the reading
room Of the chamber each week is part
of our program to sell Indianapolis man
ufactures to indianapolis people"