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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
LEGAL NOTICE
PROPOSALS FOR STREET IMPROVE
MFNT CITY OF SOUTH BEND,
IND. DEPARTMENT OF PUB
lie WORKS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received 10y the De-
partment Of Public Works Of the City
Of South Bend. Ind, up 10 10 o'clock a..
NJ of the 10Th day of September, 1921.
for the execution of the following work i.
Grade Curb and Walk on Huey So
from Kenwood av. 10 Rogers ST. Under
Improvement Resolution No. Dos.
Grading of Indiana av. from Walnut
St TO Olive st. and Curb and Walk on
North Side. Under Improvement Reso-
luton No. 9O7. All in the City Of south
Bend. Indiana.
Complete drawings and specifications
o. said work ire now on file i'm the office
Of the Department of Public Works In
the City Hall Of South Bend. Ind. The
Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids:
Board Of Public Works.
q. o. ELLIOTT
HARVEY L. ROSTISER
JOHN T. DE HAVEN
Veronica c. Sweeney, Clerk Of Board.
Sent. 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS .,
NfTTTnN 1T

You are hereby notified that the Board
Of Public Works Of the city ot south
Bend did on the 9Th day OF Septemoe. +,
1921 adopt the report Of the city olFil
Engineer showing the number and lo-
cation of service pipes for sewer gas
and water connections necessary - at-
ccmmodate property owners ON Milton
ST. from Fellows ST. 70 Rush So. Jnder
Improvement Resolution No. go. he
following water connections must be
made Sept q. 1921.
Bessie A Baker & Margaret starr
KnOblOck, Mabel Treanor Wood ana
William Treanor. . Jennie 1osler
Charles W Ida " Martin Mabel
1reanor Wood and William Ireanor, y
Mabel Treanor Wood and William t.
You are further notified TO make such
connections within 20 days from she
publication Of this notice. II not So
made the same viii be made 10y the
6Oard Of Public Works and the cost oi
the SINE shall be a lien against your
property a provided in Ordinance No
iS43 of tie City Of South Bend. adopt
e1 July a 1915
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS;
G. A ELLIOTT
HARVEY r ROSIlSER.
JOHN F. DE HAVEN.
Attest. Veronica @. Sweeney,
Clerk Of the Board. sept. 30
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-12
Notice OF Improvement Resolution
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
nFRC.. 90 rho Tossr-f


To whom il may concern:
Notice is hereby given by the
Board OF Public Works OF the City Of
South Bend. Indiana. that il is de-
sired and deemed necessary 70 make
the following described public i'm
provements in the said City as au-
thorized by the following numbered
improvement Resolutions. adopted
by said board on the 3lst day Of
August. 1921.
That il is deemed necessary 70 i'm
prove Greenlawn Avenue from JET
ferson Blvd 10 MishaWaka Avenue,
as follows. tO-wit.
said Avenue shall be graded from
property line 10 property line 20 the
established grade and cent curb
shall be constructed on both sides OF
the roadway from jefferson Boule-
ward 10 Mishawak Avenue, all AS is
more particularly shown and all in
accordance with the plans, prodles.
detail drawings and specifications on
| file in the ONCE OF the Department
OF Public Works OF the City Of South
/ Bend. Indiana.
Said improvement shall be known
and designated as Grade Curb and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
SCOUT FUND NEEDS 1000
Last Appeal L. Made ny Letter Ia
business Men of the CITY,

As a last appeal letters were sent
Wednesday to local business men
urging those who have not already
done 80 To mail their subscriptions
mmediately to the Tulsa boy scouts
fund. An audit OF the fund Tuesday
showed that approximately $1,000
more must be obtained to reach the
quota, $4,000
The greater part ~ this fund will
be used In conducting summer
camp for boys. This is an annual
affair, ana is anticipated eagerly by
young fellows In Tulsa who are un-
dcr-privilogcd and who will not nave
an opportunity to spend days In
such glorious manner Hs Is pro
vided at this camp unless local bug
incss men dcfray the expenses. Last
years camp was held at Camp Tah-
lcquah ON tho Illinois river, but, ac-
cording To Ice lscNcriug, president
oc the local scout council 1t i2
planned to hold the camp this year
at some pGint closer To Tulsa.
subscriptions to the scout fund
should bo mailed as they are not
to be collected by the scouts while
letters were sent To approximately
5000 persons, not more than one.
tenth of this number have contri-
buted
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
KNIFE WOUNDS FATAL
Negro Girl Stabs Farmer nt Sand
springs Dance When He Refuses
To- Pay Alleged Debt.

Frank Carr, negro farmer OF
Platt, as years old wns stabbed
twice through the heart and in
atantly killed at the jim Garrett
dance hall In Sand Springs at Q
o'clock last night by Irene King
2lryear-o!d negro girl, When told
the man was dead, the woman OK.
pressed satisfaction and stated that
shc committed the act because OF
her fear OF the man whom she
claims beat her last Saturday might
when she attempted to obtain
money from him due her for labor
In the cotton fields on Cars farm
last winter.
The woman and Carr were at the
Garrett dance last night. and shc
claims she believed he was about
to attack her again when she drew
a knife and stabbed him. Garrett
fell To the floor OF the dance han
and died before medical assistance
could he summoned.
Tho woman also explained TO tho
officer that she needed the money
TO buy "a ticket to her home in
GrocsOeck. Texas, and that for this
reason she had insisted Carr pay her
the money due her
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
SUPPORT DWIGHT SESSION
District Prcsbyicriau- VIII Md In
dian SshCsDi az Marble CRY.

Support for the Dwight mIssion
school for Indian boys and girls TO-
be reopcnod near Marble city this
year by the Presbyterian church,
and two new buildings erected. was
voted by the Tul.3 prcshytcr.al th,
wOmcn's organization corresponding
To The Tulsa prcsbytery during
their annual meeting which closed
wednesday afternoon at the College
I'm community church.
Foriy-thrcu women from The
Prosbyt.rian churches lu Tulsa,
Clarcmorc. Ticnrycttn. Okmulgce,
Chelsea. Bartlesvillc, Nowata. Brok-
on Arrow and Sapulpa attended the
meeting Officers elected were.
Mrs. j. NJ RMbc, Okmulgcc. prosi-
dent, Ms. 60 T.. Dorman, Mounds,
first vice president Mrs ". T..
Lyons. SdpulpI, second vice pres.
dent Mrs. B. - Foster Bartios-
Vile. recording secretary. Mrs. =.
r. McCuUy Tulsa, corresponding
secretary. Mrs. .. S. Mclaughlin,
. Chelsea. secretary OF freedmen -
work, Mrs. Logan Thompson. Sa-
pulpa, treasurer. Mrs R :. clarke.
Tulsa, secretary of git ana little
I light hearers. Mrs. Troy Powell
Tulsa. secretary for young people,
Mrs J. W Hoover Sapulpa. aud
tor. Mrs. l.. e. waiter, Okmulgcc,
missionary education.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
American Note to Allies Is SHARP
League CveLa Yap o SmIa Sent
to France and

vyNgusgToS Ap,u fine test of
tho American motto to' GREAT BritaIu. which
follows
uWuh frapa,t To the mandate 10 Ibpau.
rufporfing To- ha,e h,,o confirmed ana
d.tirrl In it. tottus 10. a.. .ttuyotut ,rur
,u N the league N nations OF in, Brr.
man posscHsi1na in tbr pur.fr ocean.
wing unrth ~ tHe equator This govern.
rndam.ntaI basis ~ tta forra.ertttIona
,nd tn, print.pies which lu ItH Wow, are
dctDru lnstltc.
"tt win NOT De- questioned that fbH
rIgHt tu dIspusc of fhc otrra,as possra
sIurs NJ GcfmHup was acquired ouIN
through tho victory NJ th, allied and
maj turr. Is mo- dIauDstIDu nu tI. MARI
N tho uptirh Vo.erumcbt 90 den. I'd,
participation W ihe rnitrd 8at.s Iu MAJ
.orta,'d po,s.,a tnfourh me common ,I.
tory Is shared hU the United statss and
thst lnofe could b. uo valid ot cff.Utfr.
IIsuusIfIuu ~ the u.rtarus puaaos.iUnH uf
Gefman, now i-tdrr confederation ultu.
out tho ppasrt ~ thc United state.
No Authority to Act for -
This government muHt. therefore. uuiuf
out that an tho tuItcl gtatrs has ur.rr
soatrd either tho supreme council COR the
league ot nations win any authority 10
bind tho United station oI 90 net pn .ta
bshnIf there has beru no epp0ftuuIti Tor
any dcrisipu which could be- deemed Goo
affoct tho ftghta of tho United States u
may also BE- oberryrd that tho tirhi a..
rfuIug tn tho United Rntpa through ths
victory boz whirh % los participated could
not be reEArded ba iu any way rrUst or
surrendered tp tarsu ot to other nations.
astppt hy treaty. and that mo- such treaty
has been Wadc
Tho fart that tho United states has
not rntlflrd tho treaty " Versailles can.
nor dotrsut from riRhta which tho TrItcI
htutrs hnn already HtpuIrtd aud 90 ia
hardly uassararv tu suggest that u treaty
10 which the United statos lr not B pattl
could not affect these fightH hut N should
be noted that the treaty NJ Nofsaulcs 49,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
COMEDY BY H. S. STUDENTS
Dramatic Art Cinsscs Present "Shc
SlO0ps TO lOnuucr" I'rihnN

Margaret Campbell, Don Lang
worthy and ID. h. Morgan carry
three Of the leadiUg roles In the
comedy "Sho StoOps to Conquer. "
which will he presented In tho high
school auditorium tomorrow might
by students In the dramatic ar,
classes.
Students In the department. have
been busy all year with the pro
sentation OF plays, and from this
time on until the closing OF school,
all plays to be performed by them
VIII be in IA lighter vein Plans for
an open air performance of one OF
Shakespeare's plays, preferably
Midsummer Nights Dream" have
bcen abandoned because of lack OF
time for proper preparation. How
ever, IL Is the aim of tho depart
ment at some future times perhaps
next year. TO give an outdoor per-
formancc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
DOES 1T PAY TO WORRY
ABOUT APPENDICITIS

Can appendicitis be guard,
against? Yes, by preventing .r,o,.
final infection. The intestinal ar,.
septic, Adler-i-ka, acts ON Bprg
upper and lower bowels. rcmoy.r,
ALL foul, decaying matter vh,.s
might start infection. E&CEIJ.EyF
for gas on stomach or chronic ror.
stipation. II removes matter whI.s
you never thought was in your sy,.
tenn and which nothing else can d..
lodge. one man reports 1t is ur.
believable the awful impurities A..
lcr-i-ka brought out. Rov Il. Co..
man. druggist l13 $. Main.-Adv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
ARKANSAS DRIVES
UNION CHIEFS OUT
Leaders in Railroad Fight
Ordered to Quit State
and Start on Way
PEOPLE UP IN ARMS
Thousands From Along Line
of NJ. e. n. A. Gather and
Issue Sharp Orders

HARRISON, AK, Aprt 6..-At
the ius.stoncc ~ q committee rep
rcseniur 1000 citizens from toWus
along tho limo OF tho Missouri a
Nurth Arkansas railroad, the union
leaders who have had charge Qf me
strike on tho line agreed tn leave
the state. and departed a. O'Clock
this afternoon Tor Eureka Springs,
AM. with tho promise to continue
into Missouri Thursday morning
Tho union leaders arc. Martin
g Carey. Port Huron, Mich. rep
rosoutluE tho brotherhood Of Rail
vay Conductors. W. j. potts. LAttlc
Rock. Dlsphtchcrh association, l..
w. Eddy san FrauDiNo, order ot
BaIlrobd photographers, W T..
Horne. Kansas CITY, ana Joseph T..
SiNc Fort worth, TcNas,
The exodus Of tho union leaders
was determined upon at informal
conferences. following the arrival
here at I o'clock OF two special
Talus from an towns along the NJ.
a. N. A.. bearing 500 citizens ot
thCso places. who expressed thcm
selves az out Of patience al tho
manner In which tho prOtrhctcd
strike has been conducted. The 600
were Joined by 400 Harrison men,
ana held a mass meeting about the
hotel where the union leaders were
stopping. Tho meeting named COM
mittecmcn from each county To walt
upon the union leaders and demand
that they leave Arkansas.
II was reported that tho union
leaders hotiy objected at first. but
at longth consented tu leave, when
the committee pointed out that 1000
men around the hotel were waiting
for decision.
The exodus was entirely orderly.
The union leaders asked for pro-
lection and were accorded an escort
and pledge OF safe conduct.
The road which is in the hands OF
receiver, Is being operated ON the
open shop" basis under guard Of
deputy United states marshalS, APP
pointed as the result of a series Of
track obstruction tio-upa attributed
TO the strikers. The strike followed
announce mcnt Of the receiver OF the
road that II could not continue to
operate without "A general wage re
duCtion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
domestic Arts Girls
Stage Fashion Shoe

students of the University Of
Tulsa were treated 90 unique pro-
gram In the college chapel Tuesday
morning when ~ girls Of the do
mCst'r arts department put on "A
FASHION show Plain drcsscs Tor
every DAY use as well as the latest
styles were displayed with grace
BY the comcly models of the uuiyer-
sity. The models We're. Mslue
Stooksbury, Jennie Armour Helen
Moscr, Lcona Briton, Pearl McCord
Elma Jenning, Marjorie S'~p.
Ruin Williams, Dora Waggouer.
Leona Moss, Mrs. Hamptn and Lm-
ellie Wheeler, Lame Perry. who
was acting as student chairman FOR
the occasion, drew rpsoundiur an
plause when, after the last model
had strolled Off the stage he ma
jestically came into view as the only
male model Of the fashion show.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
OPERATE ON MRS. BlESH
Former Teacher In Tulsn schools Il
Reported Progressing Fayornbly.

Mrs A. l.. Rlcsh of oklahoma
City. formerly Miss Beatrice Rogers,
who taught In the Horace Mann
school in Tulsa Tor several years,
underwent serious operation Al
the Wesley hospital In oklahoma
city Saturday. and Is reported to be
making very favorable progress.
Mrs, Blesh ls the wife OF the well.
known surgeon. Or. A. l.. Rlesh of
Oklahoma city. who was chief OF
surgeons at base hospitals at dif'
fercnt times during the recent war
and major in the service. Mrs
Blesh formerly resided at Walters
Okla. Her relatives now 1.-Two IN
Wilson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
win Go to Toronto
As Oklahoma Delegate

Notice Of the holding OF the rcgu-
lar quarterly session of the cNecu.
tive committee OF tho National As
soclatlon OF Purchasing Agents In
Toronto, Canada, April 10. has been
received AZ the headquarters of tho
Purchasing Agents association of
Oklahoma II II. GwNnnc. az ma
tionnl committeeman from the okla
huma association, will attend the
session and win present at some
time during the session the report
of tne new associations committee ot
the oklahoma association, headed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07

,,pfay u,, t..rt.t. sItb,u, "a. agrss
t", - .,Ft ,r ~.
ibat the I.stu. ur nation. wa. wIfhout
srv sytb.f|t. b., hind fu, rrIt,d gt.trs
,,J tl.I fnr conn. .o. tf..t az fbs luspdaf.
Iu question. Hub iuo drfuliion NJ lff
t.rma Ig fIf council " fh. league OF
rsfI.us Ir BrUDmI.r 1920 cannot be- &C..
Fsfl.H H4 Uu.Hr efficacy with frspott
~ t .,It.I 1,,,,.
r.t anil. r...t.. t,t..Ir IIs az th, t.o,fy
N V.tssuI,. to the rffe,t mat 'qefnauY
auu h.aY.sf.I uuurIs au nor rirhts over
n.r .t.fa,a4 u..a.aa.Du lr,Iudtuv thtt..,
tn, rf.ut5 VI I.Iauds iu tnr pa,lI, pecan.
.,I,r ,.,iu ,f tI. .ut,.t.. taf ,Ig, b..
,t,. r,t .ft. Dfp,IrbI uUIrd ana a..
.,,|tf,u u..r.a ntfs,i that ss wa .u.
noun,,i h. huIte a1 paft g. covenant
t'..Io T"rt',. "r"uiI b' '1r,.r1sa
upon IIa majesty. the emperor of Japan.
ta admIrIstsr me sold i4lnudH and ns.r
tt.t..,I tHsf the frtnti,fa sIpuIt t.
t,,,.,ut,t .a .,t f,fth WII.. ,tt. I,.t
gu.i,d recital aa Haa already been p.Iuf.l
6uf .a rr..Iaua communications hy ui
pUt,rur,r' Ia Inaccurate Iu Ifa tsfmF Iu
s.wu,n .. tna rrIirI .t.'.- ,- one OF
tnt uIinUIuaI and associated powers bHI
nut ao agreed oud proposed. the recital
again ro,DgulfoH the necessity " tho
rsftf,Ip.iIar uf tte tfpitsI gt,tea in order
tu make thr urop9.ad dispoaItIon effective
President Wilson Quoted
IA fu trr 4NFeuta nf any tf,ttv with
tho IrHsH fthtra relating a. the matter.
I.,r.. uaH p. J,,IaI,u Du MAJ tqI4.
binding ftr United states 10 boz deemed to
tr uunsfraauf. 10 examine the brief uiIu.
MOS ~ the fu,.tInrs nf tU. sttfrtIua conn.
g.. .u that dafr u na.. however De-
ut..ar t1 Hav tbsf tL. mtoutas oy this
meeting aIfUDuph obvtUuaI, RItnuut amy
fraIIts could not property be construed
without due roEarI 10 tho other rrurrsd
mss af Inc uuprrmr council and without
fr,kfrr account gf the r,asfvatt1up which
prrsId,ut wilson had already made In
fba rr,yInua meeting. ~ the sttpraua
council ON Ami o. Npri 30 aud Nav g.
i7 Hufn'l'niy .hnNn by the following
,,.,,', .r,h'g 'I,80' ''p'''
~ ter iu r,ttifn trs NOT, received
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07

Charles Ray plays the Part OF
Ezra, the lovablc carcfrcc barefoot
boy IN The Old Swimmin' Hole" the
First National feature attraction at
the strand thoatcr starting Sunday,
II do not act IT, says Hay, Il
simply live over again many scenes
OF my own hoyhOud. II secms only
yesterday that WAS going down
the meadow path 20 the old creek
back home on the farm where ! was
raised. And the little red school
house on the hin came back TO mo
as NVidly as II | was still making
hfe burden to the teacher"
Kay. the critics declare, achieves
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07

s.. y. Egolf today rled suit in
federal court for 39O.000 from tho
Eastern oil company of Tulsa for
commission in sale or $4,000 .OOo
worth Of oil property last November.
After the company had commission
cd ERolf to sell the property tho
company proceeded to dispose OF II
to the National Exploration com
pany il is alleged. Egolf claims that
he had buyer, the Producers ana
Refincrs corporation,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
Mu-kogpc Rotnrians Leave,

EightN-one ROtarians left here
this evening by special train for
Wichita to attend the seventeenth
district convention April s and 9.
The biggest Rotary convention del
cgation that ever left here vas eX-
poctiug TO bring back the 1929 con-
vontion for this city. with red
caps. a hound dog quartet and pack
Of songs. they were preparing TO
pep up the Wichita gathering.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
ShaUnee Girls Giee
CLUB Here Saturdo,

The Girls Glee club Of Oklsb,,..
Baptist university at shawnee r.,
bering 25 girls. are to give a ,a.
cert free to the Tulsa public M ~.
O'Clock Saturday evening I, a.
First Baptist church. Tho CHM
now on a tour Of the state 3I.-...
which they will give Is carTcr.'
The entertainment is offered In ~.
interest OF tho uniVersifv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
NeiCs of MuskOgee
How Mnch Cnn Rcfcrce Charge

spec tu Tho World.
MCSkOGEE. April Whether
referee In bankruptcy has the
right 60 make charges for offlr'
rent, heat. light and other sundry
expenses not included in the rcgu
larry allowed fees viii be- the ques-
tion up for hearing IN United states
district court tomorrow.
Judge Il. l.. williams has put up
for special hearing the case of the
government against Ezra Brdincrd
Of Muskogce a. II. Matthews oi
McAlcster and j. u. ward OF Ard
more TO recover several thousand
dollars ln special fees charged
ngains bankrupt estates All de.
PENDANTS are former or present ref
CIpcs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07

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lHst thIs government Informed The roy.
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"nH the understanding ~ THE ruNerr.
W"ut that the ISLAND ~ Nuu was not lu.
Guided IN the action ~ May b. 1919 IfH
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IA be- ID ,,4. ,f ,,prst t. tl.I. s....,..
mont tb,t sft,r and J..pt. D... s,,,ct,
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
prcsby,crIans TO Meet.

Three women delegates OF the
Presbyterian Missionary society will
meet in thirteenth annual conven-
tion at Fort Gibson tomorrow and
Friday. Many cities in eastern
oklahoma will be represented az
the gathering, at which missionary
problems will be discussed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
plan B,p pouItry show.

An cxhibitIOn u purcbred pOuItrl
90 be held this fall before the okla.
homa Free state fair in October. Is
being planned by the MuskoSe'
County Poultry association. The
show is expected primarily TO In
i"rest members OF boys and sifis
OLuba
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07

H. ". Gibson was elected presi-
dent OF the Y. VI. g. \. az a meeting
last night. Dr. A. T.. Bonncll was
named cc.prosidcut, T.. :, En-
inert. secretary and G.. Z. Thompson,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
Pioneer Dics, Aged 80.

!. e. Hunter. Sc years OF age for
many years "a resident Of Muekosce,
died today Of old ngo. He leaves
three sons, all citizens OF Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07

Mother Oo her spcndthrift daugh-
teri Grandmother used To put her
money into old wooden stockings.
Daughtcr--Au | put minc into
new silk ones. There's little DIFF
ference,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07

CHICAGO, April 6--Tho funcrnl
of John r. 'Malley Il loader In
democratic state politics. was held
today at the Holy Name cathedral
Burial was at Calvary cemetery.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07

treasurer. New directors voted were
Or. /. -. Oldham and r. j. Tighe.
city school superintendent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07

Little Girl.-rapa, its raining.
Papa twhosc temper Is somewhat
rutiledb Well. let 10 rain.
Little Girl Oimidly- was going
TO papa pcarson'g Weekly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
NEARLY All ON

Contrib You told me YOU would
print my article with q big cut.
Editor--Well ! did. cut out
uparly a half of H.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07

slowpay-oh, that's an right In.
as long as you don't charge mo r..
every visit. "'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
Did Not object.

Doctor have called about 9
dozen times TO collect this bill.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07

by q. V. BORDEN, To tho effect that
new associations have been formed
ut Houston and Dallas. Texas,
Shreveport, La, and Wichita, KAN
with n total OF about 1i0 members.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-24

Ienfermedad Ia obliga a per
'manecer EN- CANA 10 mas tran
quilo possible y ser objeto de
los mejores cuidados y aten-
clones, Esto solo 10 consegui
ra y6ndose al hospital Ell
PORTO RICO SANATO-
RUM, en- donde no Sc omi-
te gasto para llegar a ese fin,
" en- donde cualquier queja
es debidamente atendida.
Dirljase q su Directora
Mrs. J. 3. CIRCUMS
Tel. ia = Carretera No. 100
Santurce
ADVT