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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
Worlds Management
is the Host Tonight
WIN a Family Dance

Nu tho dauclr4 masters of
Tho World win hc ou their toes
tonight.
uirht
As means OF showing appIc-
,nttuu tor service. rendered the
infringement of Tho Tulst piiy
World has arranged Tor it, cm-
pluN"- who are engaged seven
days uut pf the week. IN turning
u1i ono nr Okahoma's grcatcst
uOW.ptpors u recreation IN the
form OF dance uud family go
,ithlr. To- bo given the society
editor puts' u. m tho spacious
t,ir flourcd lobh, Of the husi.
u,-, office
A. usual the Wan Tad dc.
plJ uyut viii CLOSE up at .
o.,lu,N tnd the must, win be- i'm
pnrt.d Dancing VIII begin ahou,
$40 and from r.Jo uutu 1880
Oh, composing room aud an other
departments viii rpasc 20 mnc-
tiun. that momh,rs may take
part.
Cigars r,'rDshw,u,s aud cold
drinks iu abundance viii bn pro.
vlicd 10y the management THIS
aria r. /, Is announced. is to be-
the t.ts' of series of enter
iatumcuts tr bN arranged hy Tho
World for It's employees aud their
families.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
FIND A NEW CLUE
IN BIG ROBBERY
Officials, However, De-
cline to Discuss Nature
of the Development.

MOI Mt VERNON. H.. Jan. gi-
I"stutficc Inspectors .nyesticating
IN" mail robbery here january "a.
ipr Whi'h Guy Kyle. former pastor
oI the Free Mstkodist chuch OF
Mount vernon. Is held. aunousced
tonight they were working ON "A new
lead. They declined 20 discuss tho
nature OF the latest developments.
Kyle, q years old. former pastor
~ the Free Methods, church here
Who has confessed completely In tho
S2l2oOO mail robbery VIII be ar
raign"d before federal cummis-
Sioncr In East St Louis tomorrow.
1t was announced today.
Plans to take kyl" To Ccutrali,
Tor arraignment today were changed
bcfor" noon. when T. was decided Ia
take him to East st Louis and
turn the matter over to the United
states District Attorney burnside.
Fred Rider, a postotfiDc Inspector.
went to Eas, 81. Louis today to con-
fer with MIR. Burnside as io whether
a man XVI" implicated In the rob
berry should bc arrested. rustnftice
inspectors announced they enter
iaincd doubts as to the quit Of the
man Kyle named and he was in
strumcntdl IN effocting the former
roctor's arrest and tho recovery Of
slsS,00o uf the money found in
kylc's possession.
Lorrcn williamson. Kylc's partner
In the garage business who assisted
postoffiOe inspectors In solving the
mystery OF the robbery. has con-
suited an attorney with view to
obtaining the reward OF 5000 and
10 per cent OF the money recovered.
Offered by securities companies.
Kyle today was questioned again
as To three other mail robbcries
committed here since September Of
1919. Two tools stolen in one Of
the robberics was found in ga
rage of which Kyle is part owner.
Tho former rector emphasized. how
ever, that he purchased the tools.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
EUROPE TO HIKE
DEBT OF AMERICA
Will Reach 20 Billions by
1924, Estimate Of Cor
nell Expert.

w SIl NGTON. Jan. "a.
Europo's debt TO the United States
VIII Ia" increased :" s2o,eco,oO0,Gc0
by 1924, George T.. Warren. prcsi-
dent Of economies at Cornell uni
Nersity, declared today at tariff re-
vision hearings by the house ways
and means committee This sum.
he said. will include the $4,000. OOO,-
600 wartime borrowings from the
American treasury
Mr.. Warren estimated that
European business now owed
American firms nearly S4,0O0.O0O,-
0O0 and he said that Europe must
send her products to this country
irrespective Of import duties. lie
urged tariffs on farm products
which he said could be turned out
cheaper overseas than they can
here.
Giving it as his opinion that the
rate OF exchange would not improve.
for some time, the witness said the
rate would tend to increase the
European debt. The danger in the
situation. he added, was that the
countries deeply In debt might rc-
sort to dumping their commodities
in the United states markets re-
gardlcSS Of prices.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
NAME MuS!C WINNERS
Misses Louise Wood. Tbcima Roe
and Mildred Davis of Tulsa WIN
Compete nj II. Louis

Two Tulsa young women are
among the four winners OF the
Young Artists contest held in con-
nection with the mid-wintcr music
festival OF the state federation Of
music clubs ia Oklahoma city JAM
uary 10. according TO word received
Monday by Mrs. Ned &. Eissbc" of
this city, oklahoma state director of
tho Young Artists contest, from the
national chairman in Chicago.
Miss Louise Wood, who Is grad
uate and now an Instructor in the
University uf Tulsa, was adJudged
winner Of the contest In voice for
women and Miss Thclma Charlotte
Roe won first place I'm violin To
Miss Mildred Davis Of Guthrie went
first honors in plano and to John J..
Bcland or Guthrie first hOnOrs In
the vocal contest for men.
The Oklahoma victors win COM
pete with winners In Arkansas, Mis-
souri, and Louisiana at "A district
meet to be held in St. Louis March
u, 22 and %. This district has been
named HyoChka, Mrs, RiEshco win
accompany the contestants.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
Thief Returns War Momcn,os.

tHItNGO, Jan. II NomCUlU-
OF a son killed in the aviation scry-
ice overseas were returned today
to Mrs. William \. White by the
thi"f who stole them last week
while robbing her home, II,
slipped up 90 tho home of RC'. r..
l.. Sea mans, pastor of churCu u
Mrs Whites ucighhorhood, and
handed 10 the preachers daughter
somo small trirkois which were
treasured 10y the gold star mother.
It was supposed nc had read news
paper articles telling how The ar
tlclcs were priced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
COPS DANCE SUCCESS
Department Cleared Of Debt and or
fiCcrs Prove Their Feet are Not
TcrJs-iCi,orcan Impcdimcnt.

Tho second ANNUAL ball Of the
Tulsa police department held last
night at Convention hall proved a
succcss--a decided success. Several
hundred tickets were sold and the
department is now out OF debt on
Inc oyercoats and other equipment.
Tho floor was crowded and the
music was "jazzy.' Most Of tn"
offlcors were present. The grand
march led by chief John \. Gustaf-
son. Commissioner i. VI, Aklson and
Daley was a feature.
Policemen are noted for their big
feet and it has been said that they
do not belong on the dance floor,
But Chiof Gustafson insists thai be
sides being good officers his men
number among them the best dane
crs IN toVn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
QUICK ACTION BY
HOUSE EXPECTED
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

I'm Townsend and Wills. Total
republicans for IS.
Democrats for. Ashurts, Culbcr-
son. Fletcher, Gllss, Gore. Harris
Harrison, Hitchcock, johnson
,Souih Dakota), Jones fNcw
M"Aico). koudriCk. Kirby. Nickel
lar Myers. Ovcrman. owen. phclau.
PUTNAM, Pomercno. RansdclI. Reed
robinson sheppard, Smith tGcor-
Sihl, swanson, Trammcu, Walsh
'Massachusctts), and walsh rMon
.anaD Total dcmoCrals for Is.
Total for AG.
krpuhIicans against. BAN
Braud"goc, Coit Dillingham;. Edge.
EihnS FcrnaId, France, Hale.
keycs, kuoN, Lodge. McCumbc Nc
Lean, Moses, New. Page. Phipps.
sherman, Smoot. sutherland. Wads-
worth aud warren. Total rcpubli
cans %.
Democrats against. Hcrkham.
Dial HcfIiu, King, Shields. Smith
tAuzonaD, smith CMarylandD, stan
lev. Underwood and Williams. To-
tal democrats against 10, Total
against SO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25

land india and ERl VI. Virtual war
has been raging In ireland Tor scv-
cral months. In Egypt and india
huge British armies have main
taiucd order except for sporadic out
breaks.
Terrific fighting marked china y
civil war In the extreme northeast
Cru corner OF the country. The mil
itaris, -monarchist forces attempted
tu gain control OF tn" pckin govern
mcnt but the civil strife died down
as quickly ~ It had rlarcd up.
Keen racial Hnimositics were
aroused In southeastern Europe by
the new frontiers drawn since the
peace treaty Impartial observers
declare that disputes In that quar-
ter threaten new wars. CzcCho-
SloVakia. Jugo- -Slavia and Rumhnia
entered into AN alliance to oppose
bulgaria. Hungary, aroused over
allotmonts of territory to C2echo-
Sloynkia and Rumania. is threaten.
ing rcprisuls, The Balkan interests
of Jugo-Slavia and Greece clash and
the antagonism between the two
countries was intensified by the
oN"rturn of NcnizclOs. -SlaVia's
friend In Greece.
Revolt In Mexico.
ON the American continent there
was one revolution In 1920. This
was tho May revolt In Mexico which
resulted In the overthrow and death
OF Ncnustiano Carran2a and the cle-
walton of the Obrcgon de Ia Hucrta
faction to power. President Obro
gon promises that fighting is over
In Mexico. The government is de
mohilizing the army and there are
Indications that 1927 viii be real
peace year" for Mexico.
tNchO- Sio,akia Revolt.
The latest rebellion reported from
Europe occurred In Caocho- -Slovakia,
one OF the new states To which tn,
world war gave birth. ON D"cem
Der ~ dispatches reported martial
law IN t2rchU-S Slovakia followed on
December 10 10y reports OF rcvolu-
tion with widespread fighting in
whioh many persons were killed
tzecho-Slovakia took In Polish and
hungarian territory containing resi-
dents inimical To tho Czechs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
OWNERS DEFEND
BILLIARD ROOMS
Fight for Their Business
Before Ministerial
Alliance.

Actuated bv the fact that the
ministerial alliance Of Tulsa Is now
studying the pool hall situation.
representatives Of pool and billiard
halls of the city appeared unan-
nounccd Monday morning i'm the y.
NJ. G. \. and asked permission to
present a justification Of the type
OF amusement in these places before
members of the body. This per
mission was given and John NJ.
ingram as spokesman, culogiZcd
the pool hall as the poor mans
club, saying that decent pool
halls would and were being run
and that the police are at fault II
unlawful practices flourish in pool
halls.
\ number OF questions were then
put by ministers To Ingram. who
answered that there were fow ar
rests in pool halls. that lhoy ar,
closed on Sunday and after mid
night each night, that gambling IL
not allowed and that practically all
such places keep within the law.
No action on the matter was
taken by the alliance, but It was
stated that chief OF Police Gustaf-
son would bc asked 10 tell his rea-
sons for recommend!n "A state anti
pool hall bin at the next meeting
of the alliance next Monday. \
resolution was adopted scrouding
tho request of the Muskogeo minis
tcrial alliance for cO-opcration In
securing state legislation regarding
better sabbath day observance and
moving pIrlure control.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
Lincoln Inauguration
Stand VIII BE Used

WASHINGTON, ,Jan. 24-Thc
small stand first used at the inau-
guratiOn Of Abraham Lincoln, and
at every Inauguration since except
when William II, Taft became prcsi-
dent, will be used on March 4, when
Warren G.. Harding takes the oath
Of office Tho exception in III"
case of Mr. Taft was because the
ceremony occurred i'm the senate
chamber on account OF the weather.
The stand Is In tho possession Of
Watson :. Clarke Of this city. son
OF the architect Of the capitol build
ing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
bennington Resumes Operations.

oner,. .pi'EPORT, Conn, Jan. ga
Ipi,anuon OF the Remington Arms
sn,,5 u Metallic Cartridge company.
moving $500 persons three days
snna N,oH with a cut in wages was re.
81 t''u today. Warner brothers. cor
c,..I ma AcrS. with 5000 employees. in
uvaSod their time four hours weekly
CO.. CO. 2 wage cut. Tho Locomobilc
con,i cut wages 10 per cent hut
,or pu"S tnaS on regular time schedules
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
Mrs. Rockefeller to
Help in Y. ". DriUe

NEW YORK, Jan. 2i.--Thc mil
lion dollar gft OF John II. Rookie
fcllCr. ir, to the European relief
council. made public last week,
was followed today 10y announce
ing that Mrs. ROckcrrellcr had Of
fcrcd hor services to- the y. w. &. 4.
to raise funds for the same pur-
pose.
Mrs. Rockefeller has accepted the
chairmauship Of the Invisible Guest
day committee, which will have
charge OF serving the MONDAY meal
IN Y. NJ. G. y. cafctcrias on Feb
ruary 7.
Gross receipts for tho day will bo
donated to tho European relief
council
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
PREsBYTERI,N SYNOD MEETS


Home mission work of he Pres
bytcriau church iu oklahoma dur
ing tho present year viii be- planned
at meeting of the home mission
committee of the synod of OKLA
h,"ma February % in oklahoma
city, according to Rev. g, W. Kerr
Of the First Presbyterian church,
committeeman by virtue of tho fact
that he Is home mission chairman
of the Tulsa Prcshytory Tho COM
mittce is composed of the nine home
mission chairmeu Of the state.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25

ORANGE, Texas, Jan. 2t.-Ioc
Green is dead here today and Charles
Anderson probably ,>.ll die follow
ing a raid on an alleged gambling
den" late sunday by sheriff j. w..
iiclton and a posse of deputies
Green was shot. down In tho road
after jumping from his wagon which
had been stopped for Investigation
by the Officers Two gallons of
corn whisky were found IN the
wagon. Green was armed with a
rifle, it is said
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
O'CaIlagian Ready To GO.

NORFOLK Va, Jan. 24.--Dunil
Callaghan. lord mayor Of cork.
vas surrendered today by his cOuu-
sci, Judge Joseph j. Lnwlcss, 10 I'm
migration authorities here. lie i'm
mcdlatolv vas issued a "soa mans
certificate" and Il WAS said ho
could ship aboard foreign bound
vessel at his convenience. Tho
plans Of the lord mayor, who ar
lived here as a stoWaway and with
out passport, were said to be- in
definite
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
NhII BrnsIdCnIs Mnnt

d.nn NSliINGTON, Jan. 24.--prcsi
W, H,.s n OF II OF the largest railroads
y. me east met I'm conference TODAY
no ',' H request of Chairman Clark of
IN ..,n.torS'ate commerce commission,
~. '''' as II were, out of court.
om,.. 'n ,rovorsy arising from the re-
.n "r N'w England carriers for
f,.. sl'aio division OF feight rates in
,bo 'ilah I,I G'd with trunk lines west OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
Woman Gets $4,000
for Loss of Husband

OKLAHOMA CITY Jan. 2i.---A
verdict awarding Mrs. Ida May
Roca $4,000 Judgment against
Miss Mary Hamlctt Tor the death Of
Mrs. Rocl's husband In an autOmo-
bilc accident here August IS, 1920.
was returned today hy a jury in dis
rrici court. Tho jury had been out
since O'Clock Saturday afternoon,
Mrs. Roca sued for $1,000 dam
ages.
i, ". l-Irns attorney for Miss
Hamlctt announced his Intention
OF filing a motion for a new trial
Immediately after the verdict was
announced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
wilson for Air Mail service.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2I.--FroH-
dent Wilson recommended contiuu-
anCc Of aerial mail service n a
message sent tO congress today The
postofficc appropriation bin az r"-
Gently passed by the house made no
appropriation FOR the air mail
sorNiln.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
Held for Girls Death.

TIIILADELIIIIN, \, ] n, =. =
Charles King, 81, was arrested
today, charged with the killing OF
Arlino May Stout, 17-ycar-old high
school girl, who was found dead In
her home October 10, with "A bullet
wound in her shoulder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
Lcninc NgAln Roportcd Dcnd.

TONDON, Jan, 2i,--Thc anu -bol.
-h"yik press in the Scandinavian
countries huyc renewed tho report
that Nicolai Ieninc ls dead. said
q Central Ncws dispatch from Co
p'nhas"n today. Tho papers cite
the fact that Icon Trotsky has pre-.
SIDED at all recent soviet meetings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
Mrs. sturtc,nnt Poet Dies,

OAKLAND, CaL, Jan. 2l.-Mrs.
Surtovant Poct intimate friend Of
susan y. Anthony pioneer suffrage
leader and honorary president Of tho
state W. G, r. o., died last night IN
a local hospital She was born in
Vermont.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25

ho".NN9 lNGToN, Jan. 24.-Thc
,3sS ny voted today to appropriate
OF sooo Tor the free distribution
Tb,s 'ens by members OF conEr,ssg.
pron,I, ZO,OO0 moro than was APP
Yea, rated for the current fiscal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25

As subllmrly happy AS though her
former romance which ended ON the
rock oi the divorce court. never had
happened. is Gall-Curc Samucls.
grand opera star, who recently we'd
nor accompauiT, Homer Samucis.
Her marriage took place just year
attcr her divorce from Luigi CurG
Tho Samuels were married at the
home of Sdmuc,s' parents In Minrc-
apolis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL tho gentleman who picked up
lady knocked down by electric ear At
Sisth ana BOULDER SUNDAY, January 10TH,
about . 10 y, M, please call Cedar 1891,
aftor D. M, ~ address T.. q. Boa l1bs1
READ tho new story. "Thc Pride of Paio.
mar" by peter ~ Kync, starting In
January Cosmopolitan.
PERSONS suffering with piles Of any
kind viii hear something to their bene-
~ by writing To Howe MFG CO., 30i7 "
Fourth H.. Tulsa, okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
7 FIRMS SUFFER
BY CHECK COUP
coNr1NrED IRON PAGE oNr


Later developments proved Gains
check on the New York bank
worthless. the bank Official says
Chccs Rcndily Cashcd.
II was Saturday that Tatem made
the rounds his victims say. lie
did not appear in any establishment
where he was not wen known or
whore his name up 10 500 was not
good. 50 far as has been learned.
His checks were readily cashcd
without question and in each case.
1t TX said, he talked casually with
his friends before leaving the es-
tdblishmept.
Tatem, it is charged, stole one Of
Courtncy's check books. The checks
passed saturday were Of numbers in
the 900 series while Courtney's last
check drawn was of the 500 series
In each case OF the alleged forged
check. comparison between genuine
and lhc so-called boguses the
signature of james Courtney" was
clear cut reproduction Of the bona
fide signature.
Just what influence -. w. Cain"
had on Tatcm is speculative, but
the store cmploye who was once
ono of Tatem's closest friends and
believe there is a possibility Of not
only Cain hut another man having
had master mind" part in the
deals. Tatcms wife told this for
mcr friend Of Tatems that her hus-
band had mot been himself for a
couple OF weeks" and it is believed
that possibly Cain and another made
Tatcm and his acquaintanccship a
tool.
Bank to Help Prosecute,
because Of the loss sustained by
the Central National bank the in
vesliEatinG forces OF organized bank.
crs. in addition to county and city
officers, are employed In tho hunt
for Tatem.
In case he is captured and sent
up Tatom's former close friend
said last night. eve will take care
of his family" Tatcm, who Is 20
years old left his wife and 5-year-
old girl. 1t is understood that Ia
TENS sligiOus-fraternal organ,za-
tion, Of which he was popular
member. will take care Of his fam
ly. Mrs. Tatcm has been employed
as carctakcr by the lodge. The Ia
TENS lived here in small house In
the rear OF 70i South Frisco,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
guu ''i'rt,
tlisi' tsAgo
Tau silA
ANNOUNCEMENTS

LOST AND FOUND I
Log un Main. D. Cappe Nlpha Ib,ta
maternity pin with numv tu back. Can
osaEr uIN.
LOST bunch NJ kcya. aoutcwhrre near
corner ". Main and Cameron Finder
unifN thaH. christian lO9 n Main ~
rhunc osaE" aj7t
LOTT or MtsLAtp
i'utN No. 2ilbl, issued hN tho Penn
Mutual liic lnsuranco company on the
NE OF Hiram T.. l,angWorthy Tho finder
viii please return 10 the undctslEoed.
m application has been mad. Tor tho
issuing OF duplicate. A. A. Lang
worthy, 2ib :. Guthrie.
TAKEN tr--One black horse, shoe on
rlght front foot. white on leu hind
foot and reached manc. ouc.half mile
sssl OF y Peoria pavement, l.. u. col
','s' '.. ..--.4--.-..- ..
FOUND Pony, one mile north Of Tulsa.
can at ~ y. Lansing osagc aise.
LoSf-smsl setter bird dog. brown
mixed with white. Phone Uaake
1aaS.J Reward.
LosT--A Nbite shd liver epottcd pointer
dog. Finder call Usage 1857 and ro-
ceiyr reward.
TAKEN lr-smsll Jersey COW and calf.
tee House Feed ilhrn. Red FarG. okla.
ForND-Bsy mare. mile and ne half
north of Turley, mile west. l'ievihs.
sTRAiED--Ono sorrel Morse, b'aon lace,
one eye out, lcf hook enlarged.
Information or return Of said horse will
be met with thanktulnesH and pay. cul-
ms Grocery store, WynonH, Dkla. or
Tulsa, OKLA.
Lost Metal beaded tasscl with round
1ado green bead attached. Finder please
return 10 lit =. carson, reward.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25

ON the shank Of new fish hook
are prongs Ia hold 1.-Two bal with a
minimum Of injury.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
getas Blue Lars to
BE Rigidiy Enforced
Says GOUernOr Neff

WACO, Texas, Jan. 94.-Eight
moving picture show owners made
nohd M court here today following
.noIr arrests for operating places Of
aInlNsem"nt on Sunday To which an
Sun,lsSion fee was charged" This
~ 'n' tirst attempt in two years to
''os' sunday shows here.
,, NSIIN, Texas. Jan. 2i.-Placcs
. W.. an nuS"ment I'm Texas will be closed
,"snl'r than a drum" on Sunday.
was indicated here today by Gov
Sluor rat NJ. Neff, following a con-
,,.,vhce with pastors Governor Nefr
~ y, Opa%hiy will issue a sweeping cdlct
an county and district attorneys
l." Nl ny enforce the Texas blue
avs prohibiting the operation of
r,i,es ,ats Of amusement, soda foun-
nt,' lllling stations and other
''''s OF business on Sunday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
BRAND NEW FORD SEDAN
TELEPHONE OSAGE 5000

ron SALl.--tsed Ford truck. inspect ai
'osdcu rip" lIno garage ,usAru rc-
hncry West Tulsa. tuou ,aIl af room
looi Cosi"n bldg Price $3.50 cash.
FuK SALE Tulsa uuucld special. a.
bargain at $500, Usage $40. lipI b..
New port,
NEW IomplHr four passenger .rurt
model at dealers llsl Can a.. y, By-
mum. Usage bTi0,
FOR SALE--Ised truck tire. sb>.. m
good condition, viii sell reasonable.
Agply 3o2 y. Maln ST. Phgus Osase y1gl.