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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02
HARVARD

Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Lowell wish to
thank their many friends for the
numerous gifts and kind assistance
given when they lost their home and
belongings, which were destroyed by
fire a few weeks ago and at which
time Mr. Lowell had his arm terribly
cut by broken glass, while attempt
ing to save the contents of their
burning home. Mr. and Mrs Lowell
in asking that this article be written
stated that they knew of no words
that could express the heartfelt graft
tude which they feel towards those
who have so readily come to their
aid. Especially are they grateful to
those who have given so much of
their time in helping to build their
new residence.
The Senior and teen age classes of
Harvard Sunday school held their
regular monthly business meeting in
joint at the home of Miss Esther
Horribly, one mile east of Harvard
Saturday evening. Despite the bad
weather and sloppy roads, a large at
tendance was present After the
business session the balance of the
evening was spent in playing games
and other amusements After which
turned to their homes reporting a |
splendid time.
The Harvard Ladies Aid will hold |
their annual sale and bazaar at the
hotel Saturday, December 3rd
Misses Beatrice Kinman and Helen
Thompson, seniors in the Moscow
high school spent the Thanksgiving
vacation at their homes here.
G. H. Schriber Of Milan, Wash,
visited friends up the river few
days last week.
Mrs C. E. Johnson returned Sat
urday from Bovil1 where she has been
in the hospital during the past three
weeks.
Misses Faye Darr and Edith Gray
spent the Thanksgiving vacation at
heir homes in Moscow and Viola re-
spectively.
Mrs. R. Medlock and daughter of
Moscow visited friends in this To-
;ality last week
Misses Vina and Mary Cochrane
Who are attending school in Moscow
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02
TRAGEDY AVERTED BY
! MERE FORCE OF THE WILL

you're not going to shoot me;
you're going to drop that gun!" And
he did! The force of an overpower-
ing will served to dissipate a murder
GUS impulse and prevent tragedy.
The situation is the crux of 'The
Witching Hour" the powerful Aug
ustus Thomas stage success which
has been pictured by Paramount and
which will be shown at the Liberty
theatre for two days beginning to-
morrow
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02

overwhelming box office success
A remarkable cast was secured to
interpret the difficult situations of
the play. Elliott Dexter plays Jack
Brookfield," the man of Iron Will
Mary Alden is the feminine lead while
other famous Thespians include Win
ter Hall, Ruth Renick, Eward Suther-
land, Robert Cain, Charles West, L.
M. Wells, Clarence Geldart, Jim
BLACKWELL. Julia Crawford Ivers
wrote the scenario while James Van
Trees is responsible for the photo
graphy.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02

No greater play concerning the
power of strong mind has ever been
written. In producing it, William D.
Taylor has preserved all of the orig
inal dramatic force which made it an
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02

Select your Christmas cards now.
Sample line with envelopes shown at
the Star-Mirror office. 1851
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-08
CASOLlNOVA STANCE MA
VSTiVENA PODRUHE SPA
SOVtTYM LUPICEM.
Pc vykradeni polsladny, do
nutil kierha k pfocha1ce.

Y sobotu yeter pfiSel do ga
solinove stanice Standard Oil
Co. 2508 Euclid ave. automo-
bilista, ktery pozadal klerka,
aby mu dial gallon gasolinu, je-
, likoz Sc mu stroj zastavil as We
yzdalenosti jednoho blohu
Klerk, Walther Tonzak, .
{. 1920 E. 81. III. yyhov6l, dal
mu plechovku a ia chVili, sta
rosti, ably dostal nadobu zp6t
postal ma udane misto hocha.
Y tom vessel opetn6 automobi-
lista a ozbrojen revolverem w
bral 2 pokladny S83, kdyz Sc
byl ma ucet spoleGnosti oboha-
til, pfitiskl bandita zbran k t6-
IN klerka a posm6sn6 jej wy
Zval k prochazce a tomuto ne
zhyvalo nez-li uposlechnouti.
Byl veden rs ieden biloxi a pax
propuSt6n 5 poznamkou, ze
muze sVoje dobrodruzstvi te-
Iefonovati tfeba policii. Ton
Yak TAX arci uGinii, ale dosta-
yivSi Sc patrola nenaSla po
sm6l6m pachateli ami stopy.
Vcera vecer, prav6 kdyz byl
cas- k vetefi dostaviI Sc do sta
nice tyz lupic pruvodu dru-
h6ho muze a naSel Tonzaka O.
p6tn6 samotneho, opetoval Sc
cely sobotni manevr znova,
jenze tentokrate ukofistil ne
zadoucl kostymr jen $25; klerk
pouten patrn6 zkuSenostl III
skanou Y sobotu, ukryl $40 ma
mIst6 bezpedn6jsim. Kdyz byl
lupic peniZe schoval, pfinutil
Tonzaka Ease k prochazce, "a
k.er6 mu kladl ma srdce, ably
si iej dobfe vSiml, by jej mohl
pJlicii l6pe popsati, nez-li Sc
to stalo poprv6. Ma to lupici
zaizeli a Tonzak telefonoval
ma hlavni policejni stanici, ze
byl okraden muzem as 24le-
tym, ) stop Z paleu yysokym,
piiblizn6 yAhy 1873 liber, ode
nfm Y cerny zimnik a sv9tlou
Cepici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-08
ODHALENE HNfZDO PADE
LATELU VLADNlCH INA
MEX MA KORALKU.

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1o.say,,.h ar5n,ol, "a koToll5n
at4 ,1Ioa',[ a,ai;4ol td4o nol,o,,
IN ,;.I,b,a, ,r.al,oE;l ol,nor
J..h<l,o aa+,.n taL u n,ozo
tI.,,3 ,a.,l,t.<nn Nj dal,ladv
1anaio,,s 5;n,,ogf noIo9on
aoJaha4a,..n5 nad6lok
;od.odolIo,o,.5 hanl,n,.l,r no.
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he,dn Cal. a.;nad iost 30
,..,,I's5 ,(,,.a.,d,,bn fo.doralni-
-; D"o.d,' ah,. E~la ,;ist6no :
;,1.G., ,.o.'a,t',, H,.I falosn,+o !
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- t'.,.o,,;a aaloao,,o
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-08
PROZRAZENE INkOGNITO
SV. MIKULASE.

V iednom 2 yelkych depart
mentnich obchodu, jak b%va
zVykem kazdym rokem, dosta-
wi Sc vzdy "Santaklaus' talk
jak pred l6ty I'll a pusobil. Ma
sn6hobil6 vousy, zarjtzoyelou
tyaf "A prijima suppliky mlade-
ze, jez nesou tuzby, kterych
ma "dobrak svaty' splniti. Ze
81 nemuze nikterak ma osame.
lost naflkati, snadno 81 pred
stavite. Jest stale obklopen
drobotinou, jez stoji Iajnt a
d staya Sc k n6mu iako pfi au-
dieneich u c,saru a kralu.
Take iedna ceska maminka
Nadla k Mikulasi malou svoi
d2erku, a dit6 Sc patriarchal.
rho zievu poNekud leklo q
pravilo matce: "Maminko, il
Sc no boiimi' Svati ' nebi pa
tine mhvi v5emi ja2yly, mel
M;kulas Sc k d6cku obratil ;
pravil ryzi ceStinou, tax jak,
by kol6bka ieho stala nekd'
ve Vr5ovicich: Il neboi Sc m;
litka a pojd' bize.'
Ulohu sv. MikulaSe obstarav;
totiz obchode onom krajar
Rudolf Slama, 3542 vych. lao
Ill. a sice liz po session. sezonl
zadny president nebyl zs
stejnou dobu nucen vice potra
8ati podayanymi pravicemi jal
alto Zosobn6na "svatost".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-08
MOVE. STAVKOVNl NEPO
kOJF..

Jako yysledek poulitnlch
srazek, povstalych "a stavky
rozvazetd mleka, byli dopra-
veni do nemoenice diva vazne-
il zran6ni muzi, kdezto celia
fada jinych hoji utrzenG bou-
le a modfiny donna. Zran6ni
patfi mezi staykokaze a poll
cie patra po tech, ktefi je tax
seredne vyplatili.
Jinak nenastalo Y 4trajkoy.
nj situaci podstatn6jSich zmen
Mezinarodni organisator unfe
,ozku Sc vratil vtera do Gle
velandu a pfinesl zprAvu, ze
ieho organisace ma Y poklad.
ne $270.000, 0 kter6 Sc mohou
clevelandSti stavkari oprlti
Ma stavku vyslo zde celkem
7O9 muzd, Z nichz jen tfi sc
vr&tili do prace.
Spolecnost The City Co-ope.
rative Milk Co. byla prav(
stavkafi organisovana ia SIC
podily, ktert jsou pristupny
sirSimu obecenstvu. Prozatim
nj kapital obnaSl $4,000, ale
bude die potfeby zv6tSen.
Hlavni stan novGho podnikl
Jest v els. Pip vych. 46. ul
Jak Sc praWi ma Sc stati novJ
zavod iedine majetkem lidu ;
jedin6 timto ma byti take kon
trolovan neb jednotlivci nen
dovoleno vlastniti vice jak l0(
podilu a jest mu priznan jel
jediny hlas, at ma jiz jakykol
potet akcii.
Clevelandska Prumyslova kC
mora vcera zaslala pol. natel
nikovi Smithovi dopis, V kite
rem ie.i vyzyva, ably j ma dal,
chranil vozy majetek The
Telling Belle Vernon Co. a po
dobne Sc yyslovila Obchodn
Komora.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-08
MAYOR FRED KOHLER Sc
SVYM TAJEMNikEM
MA OBCHUZCE.

ZvolenJ mayor Fred Kohler
a jeho budouci taiemnfk C A.
Gesell, podnikli ytera dvouh0-
dinoyou prohlidku radnice a
pax venovali podobnou pozor-
most nov6mu auditoriu. Poor
most tato yzbudila jistJ zajem
m6stskych politickych kruhu,
at Kohler sam in8pekci tt ne
priklada zadnGho vyznarna.
.Navst6va V radnici Vyvolala ii-
ste znepokojeni mezi dfednl-
ctvem, zeim6na me2i ttmi, kite
II nesedi pevn6 sedle. Y ne
kterych Gfadovnach, kan no
W mayor ystoupil, nebylo pra-
We spatfena nGjaka obzvlaStn6
horliva ufedni cinnost.
Y kancelafi zdravotniho de
partmentu hovofil po n6jakou
dobu komisafem DR.. II. l..
Rockwoodem, ienz jest die ne
kterych pov6sti vyhlGdnut ma
misto Iiditelc mestsk6 dobro-
cinnosti. a
Jinak neni dosud znamoi
kdo do kabinetu bude defini-
tivne imenovan.
Harry G. Smith, propadlJ
kandidat IL. wardy, jest ii5
ctvrtym, ienz pozaduje dfednt
pfepotitani hlasG, odeyzdanych h
"a hstopadovych voleb. Jiz dfi-
We TAX uGinili S. y. Noragon
Z. J. Russick a John G.. VIII
lert.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-08
WEEKLY HRDELNI PROCES
S BENIGNEM.

IDA povolan bude k smrti
odsouzeny vrah Sam Pulpera,
aby sy6dtil pro obzalobu sy6ho
kolegy Y lupitsk6m femesle,
Benignovi, nebylo dosud soud-
Gem ID. b. Cullen stanoyeno,
pravil tax zalobce Cassidy,
ienz Turperu Y jeho cele Il
terry navstivil. Urady delik-
venta prisn6 stfezi, nasledkem
posledniho pokusu ypaSovati
mu do kobky revolver. Purpe-
IA byl v poutech do Clevelan-
du piiyeden liz jednou, ably
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-08

vypovidaI pri prvnim procesa
Benignem, aztery byl pferu-
sen onemocnenim iednoho 2
porotcu. Pri druhem liceni byl
eice yyslychan take, ale odpiral
yypovidati. Druhy process skon
ell nerozhodne, jelikoz Sc poro-
ia o vine obzalovan6ho memo
hla dohodnouti. Dnes souZen
Jest Benigno jiz 20 treti. w
tecnik byl stihan velkym ma
kladem Y MeXiku a jeho til
procesy vyzadaly liz cele jm6-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-08
DEeiTELETE DEVICE ZABI-
TO AUTEM.

Margareta Shommogyova, Y
{. 1853 Pawnee Ave, 10-leta,
nesla ycera k VeCeru sva6inu
sestre, zam6stnan6 Y kancelari
drahy New York Central Y
Collinwood, vyetorG,ila 2 po-
uli6ni kary q dostala Sc dc
cesty automobile, kterFm byla
preitta tax, re ma ceste do ne
mocnice zemfela. Automobi
lista, iena &c dobroVoln6 hlasi
ma policejnl stanici yych. 185
ul. byl zbaven "a smrt d(tett
zodpovednosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-08
NASLEDKY ZANEDBANE
SlLNICE.

Nespravena dlra ma silnici
mezl Solon Aurora bude stati
okres $4,000, jestlize nebu-
dou zruseny diva rozsudky, die
kterych Sc ma vyplatiti Edw
McGee, 3412 Roehl Ave. $25,-
900, pred ned&ynem bylc
pfifknuto $4,000 Fredoy
Hawkinsovi. Oba jeli V dubnr
autotruckem, Well do dry, pr
kterfz nehodd pfiSlj K zrana
nj, "a kter6 jim soud ustanovi
udan6 obnosy Rozsudek vyfk
okresnl soude Sam T.. Kramer
ale okres die vSeho sc odvola
vyssi stolici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-08

nj, tax ze Jest zde skutetn6 O.
tazka, zda podobny zlosyn ga
vyhazen6 penize stoji.
NiCemove zavrazdili pred
rokem, V posledni den, 81. pro-
since Slye a Fannera obrali
ie o penize, urcen6 ma vyplatu
delnictva
VGera byla porota doprave-
ma ma misto cinu ma zap. At.
.ul. k mostu drahy Nickel Plate.
Dnes dopoledne zapotne ii2
po tfeti vyslech syedku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-08
NEDELALI JSME
MNOHO HLUKU

pfi zahajeni tricetidenniho w
prodeie Y stfiznim obchode 'u
KoudeIu', V elsie 4735 Broad
way a ned6lame mnoho
hluHu ami ted, kdyz jiz zbyva
i ien til dny do ukonceni toho-
to dplndho vyprodeje, ale po-
sl1ytujeme neslychane lace kaz
demu, kdo pride.
Neuvereinujeme zadne OBJ
vykle vyprodejni cenniky,, ale
prodavame zbozi lacino pro-
davame dobre zbozi, prVotfid-
nj, spolehliv6 a zarucene.
Mas vyprodej jest 1plny Y
tom smyslu, re kazdy jediny
pfedm6t naseho celeho obrov-
skeho skladu muzete koupiti
"a vyprodejni ceny. Takova
pIilezitost sc vam nehodl vzdy
cky. v jinych obchodech kou-
pite We vyprodeb jen takov6
zbozi, ktereho Sc bud hledl
zbavit aneb k Will kteremu HE
di vam prodati zbozi line, KITE
re potfebuiete nutn6ii a KITE
re musite dost draho Zaplatlti.
NepromeSkeite posledni tri
! duy vyprodeje "u Koudel6.' :
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-08
O IN A M E NJ
CLENUM
CZECH HAVLfCEK

Ufedni spoieni. Uvad6ni
Gekancu voIba cinovniku,
V nedeli, II. prosince
We 2 hodiny odpoledne V So
kolovn6 ma Wendell Ave.
Pc schulz vOina zabava pro
3lenstvo. U6ast sester je vi.
tana.
Taiemnik.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-08
NARODNf DAN
Prispevky slozene admin. "Sveta".

Fr Kozak Svoboda ST. 300
Dne Z prosncc 921 byo vykazano $4,000
Dne g. prosince 1921 na6za adm Sveta $4,000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
Budget B,Ii L. Due.
STOP ITCHING ECZEMA
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
Will Help You

Never mind how often you have tried
and failed. you can stop burning, itching
eczema quickly by apNying Iemo.
Furnished by any druggist for 35c. Extra
large bottle, Sl.0o. Healing begins the
moment Zemo is applied. In a short
time Usually every trace OF eczema.
tetter, pimples, rash. blackheads and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making it
vigorously healthy. alwaysuse Zemo, the
penetrating, antiseptic liquid. Ii IS not
agreasy salve anditdoesnot stain. When
others fail it is the one dependable
treatment for skin troubles ol all kinds.
The l.. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland, y.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
BEFORE YOUR RETIRE

lust take a pinch of ScwcNs Su-
parcnc Catarrhal Ic,ly aud put ur
each nostrii. Get up in the morn
ing with head clear. Colds, catdrrh
and asthma germs, cannot live
where ScNolrs suparcnc Is applied
regularly. This is a physician .s
prescription which has been put on
the market iu tube form, Praised
10y an users, Get a tube today, Doc,
Sold and guaranteed by an drug
gIsls.-- AdVt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

meuts having bocu introduced IN
the senate. it viii be the first budg-
ct appropriations measure intro
duccd I'M the house. IT will follow
recommendations made by Governor
Robertson in the budget committee
members said and changes viii be
made in committee after tho OHlS
Introduction.
r. 4. Beck. auubr Of the state
warehouse bin, asked iu withdraw
It. but permission was denied. The
senate bill dealing with the same
matter has boon sent 20 the house,
but has not vet been reported by the
committee and placed on the cal'n-
dar.
Two New senate Biiis.
Two bills were introduced az the
session Of the state genatc here to-
dav ono by T.. VI Frye making rob
berry Of am institution oI person, By
means OF a deadly weapon a felony
punishable by death or lifc impris-
onmont aud tho other by II. L. DAVID
son of Tulsa, providing for th" pay
mcn' Of inh"ritapoC tax 10 the state
treasurer. making it a part Of the
general revenue fund.
Most Of the afternoon In Tho sen.
ate was spent up discussion of u bill
proposing to appropriate f323.3s6 -
10 meet the deficiency certificates
Is4ucd BY tho governor for 1920 and
1871. The discussion was by tho
committee on appropriat lions, bul
Uulc progress vas made.
rho purrpssrd house bIll hv W
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
REMARKABLE
new STOMACH
REMEDY

French Physicians prescription. A
vegetable digestive. mildly laxative.
for stubborn indigestion and consti.
patton.
This new remedy. made from bit.
ter extracts Of fruit and vegetable
origin. has brought relief 10 hun
drcds OF Stomach Sufferers. II Is now
sold under the trade name OF Di.
GESTOlDS.
Thos. Heath, druggist Of Columbia.
Mo, SAYS: Il take Digestoids my.
self and find they give prompt re.
lief for all forms OF indigestion and
constipation
Gcta package OF DIGESTOiDS to.
day, on a Money Back Guarantee, at
your druggist-50 cents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
"Hobo Honeymoon" Trip
Ends as Young wife
Falls Off a BOScdr

KANSAS CITY. No. Feb. Z.
The honeymoon Of Mrs, lIol'u
Nusgriyo, e years old, ondrd
abruptly early today.
Naaqucrsding In a soldiers uu.-
foam and her hair clipped shor'.
Mrs. MusRrHvc and her new hus-
band Clayhurn Musgravo, 80, set
out on "a Rock island train from
sheffield 20 oclebrat" their mar
rlagc by q yagrant honeymoon to
81 Louis.
Musgravc is hold by the police
department for Investigation and
Mrs Musgfayc b. is al tho general
hospital with compound fracture
~ her loft arm.
The young honeymoon vIgrJui7
spcut . cold uiRht in = switch
mans shanty near sheffield until
a freight train drove up FOR water
AZ the train started iu the wrong
direction Musgravc dcbark"d and
Mrs MusRraVc attempted To fol-
low but her feet were caught iu
the door of the moving car and
she tumhlod
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
TARRED LAWYER
QUITS HOUSTON
Police Unable to Identify
His Assailants, Hobbs
Leaves the City

HOUSTON. Tex Feb Tho
office 81 u. I. Hobbs. white lawyer,
who vas kidnapped and lator served
to tho business Hcciion Of the city
ala chicken with tar ana feathers
ir empty today after hasty re-
treat to the home Of relatives IN Al
win Artcr being tarred and fcsth-
cred. handed . plncard bearing the
fnyHic symbols Of tho kI Klux klan.
LAWYER Hobbs WIS urdorCi 20 leay"
town within three Gays ol hr would
be- shot. according 10 his story 80 tho
polirc Upbbs asserted after m"
cscanc. that ho intended 10 remain
in NoLstou
Tho lawyer spent sunday a. tho
police station urging police otiitlhls
iu arrest his Hssailante which. ho
admitted hc could neither Idcuiiif
nor describe Under th"sc circum
stanccg officials declared u impns
siblc 10 obtain reports aud Hobbs
caught the $50 train for Alvin.
whether n is q social Visit or per
msncut migration could not n"
learned
Nttorncy Hobbs was well known
lin Inv circles ~ Iiouslou fur his
colutrui petitions In ncRo divorces
| Possible so per cent ~ all the ncgo
divorce petitions flcd in this coun
It's vcrc written by lIN,hs. accord
| Ing to county court house employees
Attorney Hobbs was accused or Nv
ing at negro hotels and homes. or
riding in his limousine with negro
women In order 10 gain additional
] divorce cases.
II i4 claimed that Hobbs was
warned several times to dcsist from
hl4 luhifs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
200 Rich Russians
Sail for Home WiH
NeU-Hade Fortunes

BOSTON. Fcb Z with a to-
tul of nearly 100000 u their
purpcs and 100000 worth of
Jewels. 200 RIpsinus, who ar
rived here seven years ago a.
poor Immigrants. aro about 20
return 10 their uutiyo land, and
expect 10 spend tho rest of their
lives iu oaso.
Tho Ilussiaus h1ro been cu-
piuyod in fynn Industrial plants,
aud their prosperity is TIA" result
NJ wartime wages. frugal living
Hud THRIFT
At the prcscnt rate OF cN,l1uR'
thcv believe jhclr mviuEg ~
$4,000 10 $4,000 each vli on
Ntlo thcm ip be- called rich In
home DirDlot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

ONE great fault with many
~ cooks is TO use too much
shortening in their cakes and pas
tries. This very often causes cakes
TO become heavy and indigestible,
and pie crusts soggy and pasty.
All animal fats have this ten
dency. They contain more or less
water. This prevents the heat from
breaking up the starch granules
properly.
Mazola is free from all moisture,
as found in butter, lard and ordin-
ary cooking fats, IL is absolutely
1000 pure vegetable fat.
Being already Auid it does not
have TO be melted. Ii makes the
tedious and timewastine Dreaming
IN" process easier-which is SO an
moving when you use lard and other
old fashioned compounds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
ARMY RECRUITING
ORDERED TO STOP
Baker Issues Instructions
as Congress Overrides
Small Army Veto
SENATE BACKS HOUSE
Senator Kirby of Arkansas Is
Only Member Voting to
support Wilson's Veto

VNsfI>GTyN Tcp. g., COM
plotc cessation of army recruiting
$50, ordered Tonight hv Secretary
Bake. 100 accordance with tho d..
J.otluu c' rouRrras ua embodied n
Joint resolution passed over the
veto of president Wilson
Tho war secretary acted 10 stop
recruiting through orders sent to an
recruiting officers within frV
hour. after congress had completed
adoption ~ the resolution whi,h
directs cessation ui all recruiting
miu the army o. reduced to lil.OOu
men tic did not vaif for utiici1l
uotirratiou of the action ~ con
gross. completed late lu ih" day
through ,ut" I'm the senate. ana 10"
ginning tomorrow no recruits viii be
accepted for the army except ihoHo
who have served one or moro en-
listmcnt periods
Army officers have estimated u
viii require nine months or until
ueXi NoVcmbc to reduce tho army
from the present more than 2l3.OnO
enlisted men strength, 10 the 10000
cure The army appropriation Ml,
NJ for passage iu the house tnmor-
row, however pIpNlu'' hdll'"""' -,
for only 10000 men after next
Iuly I. and should n be enacted In
that form. the reduction process VIII
lave to be carried beyond NoNcm
her /. Recruiting, for the last Few
weeks has averaged about ll00o
men n day.
Tho senate voted 81 to ! late TO
day to override the presidents veto
of tho reduction, senator kirby
democrat Arkansas, alone beins
recorded as sustaining tho president
The house voted ovcrwhclnlnRlN t'
adopt the resolution over tn" pres'
dents veto last saturday, soon after
the veto message was received at the
..AItAl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
Miss MacSpinney Gets
SI7f,OOO in Chicago

CHICAGO. Feb. t. Miss Mary
MacSwlncy sister Of the martyred
lord mayor of Cork, has la her
hands today $4,000 In cash ana
pledges K Chicago's giit to the IriHh
cause by 1900 sympathizers ~ ~
mass meeting. Tho amount H the
largest single collection ever ob
tanned for ireland.
Miss MnCSwiney ends her three
day visit here this afternoon when
sho will address the chicago teach
crs federation at four o'clock, de-
parting for Madison, Wis, at six
o clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
Second Hand Coffin
for Sale

"Now that have hceu rcSurrccicd
from the grave to which my stomach
trouble Was fast leading me and tW
which event | had made prcparu-
lions. even to having bought my Cof-
Tin. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy has
made a new man of me and | feel as
good as ever IN my lifc, after hay 70
ing been at tho point Of death half
a dozen times with acute indigestion
and collie attacks" 1t Is simple,
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the in
iestinal tract and allays the intlam-
nation which causes practically an
ments, Including appen.iicitis. uno
dose will convince o. money ~
funded. Quaker Drug Go, and
druggists everywhere.-AdvI,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

KANSAS CITY, l'cb. t. -ESs
prices continued on prccipltous
trend with another drop
of Sc a dozen. u was reported here
today. Fresh eggs sold at 36 cents
a dozen wholesale, 10 cents sndcr
tho PREVAILING market two weeks ago
and 10 cents lower than a year ago,
Selected case lots were quoted al
A cents. Liberal receipts and re-
strictcd demand we're given az the
reasons for the drop