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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-07-27

f. G. Rabenhorst, So, Rosencranz
business man, was instantly killed
when he drove lis automobile into
Northwestern passenger train at
crossing near Maribel. His head was
crushed The impact threw him
from the car. Rabenhorst conducted
machine shop and sawmill four
miles west of Maribel. The crossing
at which the accident occurred is not
considered dangerous since there is
clear view of the tracks from both
sides. The automobile struck the To-
connective on the cylinder head, tear
ing off the cylinder cock and a step
from the engine cab.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-07-27

| Louis Brown, colored. was commit
ted to the Winnebago county work
house for go days on charge of vag-
rancy It was alleged that Brown, an
employe Of a carnival show, had enter
the tent of Robert Harrison. member
of the troupe, while Harrisssn's wife
was resting. Race prejudice famed
for a few minutes and tine show
grounds became a scene of battle be-
tween the whites and blacks. Brown
escaped but was pursued and over
come
Carl HoDerg, 81, Milwaukee, was
drowned in the river when his canoe
overturned.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09
FINANCIAL.


Nv NiNfNN bIIbNI' Nlii'N ~
IoN aALL N,sf.u beer saloon only One
In town. tour ,hstr barber shop 100 ,.u.
ns'tuu. 1--we uu trtu. tfrFf cotton uItf.
ket in pNiah0m'. Seven cotton Eins. haft
t"T t"f q aucs SSG'''''4 sSl' 4t.a22o lac nS.
tow. OKLA
ron SALE sods fountain cigar peanut
and popcorn stand iu lobby ~ Su Sho
lhrt'r at BrIatpw other business reason
fDr H'llinE. fut pstticuiafs ses " E WI
,,'WH OF ih' lHn'HW .h.,i 20 N'n .''
,tt y guauah west TULSA.
FDU HENr business buiidInH suitable
ipr Efor,ry VI restaurant cedar -iii
ruH SALE a splendid choi,a small
s'o'k u Eroccrios. with the only wcat
market IN tuWn of 200. large ro'rE'rator
and butchr'Iug yutfif complete. yprirc
a,a;s. 3 ,,s. oa.s A.''''' I'''''' "'""'" ''D''
ruH sAiE pr uado on c,s, tcrm,. g.
story frame sinrrfontu. t5srD. DO IuHnH
,uln,.hed urs''ir' sio,t tat'~"r, 'Gd
rnu SALE ScN and ur 10 .ia'a sunurt,n
GROCERY aud m'ut market. Will frut 'IN-
'ur.f "iih .iuf't reason Tor s"Ii'rs. "'i'r
business NdIrHHs BOX lit. g. oate world.
FOU SALE qN LEASE. Gpod paytn. Nak.
cry and cpufcrtouory g. A Smith.
chstops. Kansas
GpOcEnY with five modern living rooms
u ,nuu.,tIlu .rluI I,H.. ,uusp cont
best suburbuu store iu ~" city some
terms " ~kaucky Co.. Cedar 1915.
i3s Robinson INdg.
rpH SALE rraeint ,rar stuuu rn
chine. established buH.u'.s. good lo'a.
iai.
GpocmY store. eheap fcnt and cash
business cedar o.
n NAY sEEN like q personal busioe-s
Turk Bros. Tor a pair Of arches, heel
Jewelers. Or any other wizard foot appIi'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09
BOARD AND ROOMS

''fAGSSAt fIgG.Ss, couple as ,nSr,a 5"' ap,.G ,sa
r'nt "''T' ''''
..W'pb. o.. 900 i"f t'H' hU"H'r"'p
giNoor .i7il ti,, iva ami ro0m
suauu.uu furnished 'Hr I.'t hHu."
uat. t.'.
l.,'.,,.r'nr raar ,.... .u up D.,
duc'
IlNOou. g.. as Dur ufu' u'uH'I.or
ILWpHu. r. .H. I". ..I| H.I..I..u
Inr r..ira. ground N..I t.. uU "nr.'
room.
FfFtI w tlu Iou .,.. l.HHtnI .HHi
housekeeping U..t U...IH .
rDlu ..tI,. ..t..u U...s ,... ..
aIuis p.,f.Ii,t .It Az Ua. $1,000.
is}t
lpu Hr.. Isu ur.l H........,
tnrms u,H..n ,... .n '.ts' 1850 /"
lIu-Du IS. wI IN. rruau'd '."". i''
tenl upa.,n ',as. $500.
FRISCO s.. co., ono uf1ar r..n f"'
light r1usrh. ping
FinsT. W. alt. rurr r.ui 5000 IFm
t0ua,krrrlng luom oHHt' .'.I.
u.bIpAr ..4. 4..f. ,.. s.f .Itfr
rI..N nrrIsu,d un.. "fu u0. u. 'N.
ErIs '.Ht. s'a' o..
IpAtkTluT H.laff I.r r.ut t.f,
d,srs.i, doUuatall1 t"'..' in'n"
D.tg, .ttl
t,..,. .I .r,. I......i.us
.u.I.. D-rrr E..o
NlNI' 'ufn'Hh.1 f''iN. Iti' '".'' ~
G.,e. ~ ~
u>E ia.rr modoro urnthous,i,,'ulag
'o"W. l"''nt i"n' ''''' TO- Oh. 3D.
l.0H"I
sk uuuN. t.fnt tuu7.a,aurr 0uIrt
tune a hfF".r. '''N "' '''''. "'
'."'.'
iIiIl. . P .l.Hi ~ %. I' ''l' H'' .. |
'.s room connecting BATH '''"
TWO uI'" t'"ui rooms i'i mouse ''' H''- .
'li'ninF 9"in ',un",, ',l. ',..
a'"'n '' . ,,tg I,5,ts''' '''''''
TWO OF four r"|Gs ,,.'.. io' l,Eo' ''"''"''r.
'"' '''-" W.
TWO ,l'"h. hl''B l"' ",'n,' noun.
,,m' ''''''' wv
l'''
WV w., c,, ~, ,"'' nsap. .'i
...,.......... ......... ,.,.,
TW"H ign, ,9,,1i"''"''p''" '''''' ''' ''''
w w. ''"
Two nicely furnished rooms bloc "'
N'H' "' ""''',7''. ''"''
TWO modern. uth' h""-'h''i""t ,n"'N"
bl-l
TWO nice hous'Kcruinr rooms r'Vp
d'c'rat,d. n"ht ana f'at entrance
''"H' -''N d.
TWO nicely furnished rouu4 ur three if
desired, i"st hl"rkH from hu'lh'H" 81"
titt bsar" 'll1
TWO I,rg,. front. connecting toumr uist
ilpuf private home. newly decorated
puf. V'I water uH' Hf riHuu. Hls" r'
.ap, inf 1dultH rIupluNrl. ''HHNr iN.'
,nu,,s ,n,, u,>r i,u>tsI,,n I,
cold Iunn.nE vgi1 ln .n'h lu." ''' ID
- u" " per "''' '''''' '''.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM, adjoining bath. pri.
ATTRACTIVE Room Adjoining bath.
suitsble Tor one ur twn Erntl'Wru, s"p
arlr 'nig,h,e' pr'"i' '"""'H H"n'" "'''
'H"t' ~
"''n 10 ,n d',,n,r,N ',i'.,, ,,,,', u,"'
ri,.sc tn Ys,tIr'unt
unsr,,S al l,,g. .l.,,.,,, room,
,,.nh closet 80
ItngTnS \ an 'Tw,ric. sIc,pipr tontn.
close in OsAg. 17bA
u,,Yl,ru .os r,...,,.., t,,,,, y.,I
riesntog potch. prvat, home u.rg
seSs
r,sr,t t141 t.i,y,uiN tnrrf.b,
- ,,,..,, ,,S st..,..,', ,,f,t
adjoining hath, also gtragc. ptiysts tam
Ily, GshRr n.hs
u,p.tntu ,atl an, t.,s. .,ut
hs'' l,',r,"' I'm -. i |ntt, h,ni
o-",, $50
,,s,,,,i Zoo i.,.t, ,,,,,.n,.t. ..t,,,
i''.i ~, ~" 49, ,.,, y. y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09
BOARD AND ROOMS


ROOMS iOt uINI. riUNI-itID ~
pom ng.r .,,Ig nruansI t..m s.Iu
.f vIfU.Yi kftU.u pf..I,t0a connections
both NIpIF 3Is1 iFn
..u.,r a. DO, .r... ,.,, t,.,, .f,.r.og
,,.s., s,i '' '''.''
,'..tirr ,.,.. .ay.'u.us ua,t r..at.
,r,,,',. ,u ts. ,mr'u.,u pare g.
600. N.r.
TDH UIsr. sr.Tg 'uu.sI.d ...l ri
talo 'utU,r.. ,.nt.. .'Irs u..h h"J
rro.tuan Apn coll n'ar' l.o.
rDu p..I D.. ....rup nafr t.l p.u.
u,utu. pUpf, ,unnu,,. 81 vo'. tUI
o. E.ifuIN. u.tt. I...
Ilu utsr Dt. .rtu..l.d iu.u.. muI.rn.
Dssr. 1900
ron rr.T Dr.. ..,.uIur ,..r, .... .r|v,is
nour 'u u..r. .f..u
.tta tr.I,u,. Ieu Iu,.a f.H r..t.
.fn.. fyiNtn.. fHr 'HuI.. "I f.r'IsurD
','' .n... '''''. ''. ''.'f'
fUli Ul.T 'r E.HfI,.... .niF t.nu Hui
s,rr. 100 pr..tl, homo. r,t..u.s J,.
G'il.d ''I '''ht pro-
fulnlu W 40 M"i.fn fnlni. h.d
.',"F stt5g"' '''''" '.'''
.,.p ,,.s'r .,.. .f....., ,,.,. ,.I.,
I...
,I.,pu. ..u l,r nicely fu,,I.i,l
aI..piur room ,bu ,.ttt tna
y....l.utl .. t,.t.., ...
....i. r.. ... D.,r. 49,.
.i.U,tin, .. ....I.. .f.,,.....i ......
" ,'.. .....r.., l.m ,H D....
...'
t,.t,, r,.,I tr ,t..I. .t....
"E,.iN ,....'. ..'.,. ..t ,.t .,,.....,.
,,i,.,. ., , v. ,la. ',,.,.,
,,dar I.tI
IsAtt, uorIL
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o. 7
aoa, ~p,h Alsp cash p,s"- 'au to-
1o|.
No7 HrtTH Hp'LuEH
ulir vNSTlp-IIu\tJ 30
trJU.IIDs u'stVI'Ea
49,. ,tIIs u 1910 '.u.s complete limo ~
.'r.' '". i'r.| t,'''I.,' '", '',' 'n'
..'. ,,o". 1,. sai t,sd' ,h,ns '@, ae.
I.r moo ia.rs uor,n .f rust,fnrs
v,r,'a Woman fd5 rInar,i i " r"rE '''''
....,,,.,..,.... u.,.,,,.,
,l'i ,'.i nda.. n .,yoy. w." 1,,n i'm rr'.an I1' f,so
...,tI p,,..r '''
,,., .... ..,.
N.'" '... '''.'.'
30 49, VT '.. N. ''"n .''
''' '''
IUIH.U, .aIg.,GItAriU.U ,tu mti,, tiYt
ur u... uur.U}. ,,,,Il.r' Iuoati1u and
rluuu.nf. .rv f,n' tH NsNu iudE
Irii.iu couple vIu sl,r good home
Hrt Pill, HU..ur Goo ,uuur rIfI ng. 0. Zoo i5
y.tra. ll.frr orphan. Address lla.E g.. cars
WwIl
I,tE.N uurl optp,a vanted to
bring 300 thrIf ,uNdr,u b.fsr. SCHOOL
.u.r- uul a.u. o. 20 81 un their iiustor
i'l"vn s'h"', hoe. W. CIV, hnH'',
] ,, ',,.,''.,,,. ,rt., .,',, ID, r,s',bic
/ Turk ufuH. az b Main
rutut. +. putrruES,L
u,L. ',,. , .tt,,i p'. Hrs, bi.tn,.,
''iI,,,. rrr 'yus, litsIra.s G",iarc
,''' '', ~ ~,,rN n,3,t,., ~,
/ .''.Ia '''n,"' ,,l '' tIi.
! roll.pi .uIiluln,nt sf modern Office anil.
aucc. ana dc,t,os and train rs stud"nta
! 10 tcuder efficient s"'yi'v. office iO'-ii
! T.. Ihl'd. 'f's' w.
| tNINt NtINiiI.NIb .,,uu,'rut. middle. aged
white Woman for rruora hou"~orh.
/ '"'g' .''i
WASTED Thoroughly Competent nurse.
muIi. white Apply Mrs clarence
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

ArEN yhcyrM sweeper for sale. cali
GHagv 1890.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

TNtV = Tfo0EI,
DRUG FIXTURES and soda fountain,
ready Tor immediate shipment Com
plete outfit. latest bufiet shelving. Pur-
chaser lost location and sacrifices cash
paid on outfit Wiii sell Tor balance due.
small cash payment. balance monthly
payments Write or wire Gruswan FOun-
tain Co. Dallas Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

REAL ESTATE LOANS 4;
FARMS LOANS per cent quick IN.
Hpt,tiou. no red tape and 10 years
Phone write or call on Wheeler Inyest o.
mcnt co. Cedar 2s2, 5lA Roberts B.dg
HAVE money to invest iu al kudr uf
occurred notes. what htN, yau' 'H|l
OsaRo ego. between ami 8. w",N days
only.
LOANS ON improved city property. reason
able terms. payment privilege prompt.
closing. e. -. 'ogg"gltl a Co.,. gWN 3
Wright Nldg osaEr iHt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

ArEN VACUUM sweeper Tor sale. call
Usage sOyn
BOwERS FUENTCURE GO. carries
complete line uf uphoistering SUPPLE
q South Cincinnati, Osag- 1000.
DECuRATEp gate leg. table and four
chairs, $3.50, manosany Windaor
gate leg tables as 90. Ivory bed aud fliI
sized vanity, tlt. ~ inch brown wicker
davenport and rocker TO match, 10, no
rent to pay makes these prices possible
Hull Furniture Co, IO5 4. olympia. usdso
1853.
DAVENErTE. rumcd onk nrt~h. in good
condition. Phone Usage 2'io Il.
EIGHT ROOMS u furniture for sale
school. nicely arranged In apartments.
Phone Cedar 1925.
ELEGANr dining room suite. and other
furniture. bargain. psag" 6olp.
FOR SALE Mahogany cane back sottoe.
and two chairs to match. l-2o ). bouI-
der. Apartment 8o5.
FOK SAlE. sellers cabinet, tWo beautiful
upholstered. dark fiber chairs, all prac-
rcpiy new. can Cedar l"o'.
FOR SALE -Four rooms, good. ordinary
sN55.
FIVE DRAWER. drophoad. 90 singer SIS.
2la B. Th,ri.
FpW SALE ono bed, srrlngs and dresser.
ruuu, Cedar No6
FpUU rooms ~ furniture fur sale. apart
mont for rent. Phone Usage 819i.
RNIr.I,E repairing rernisnius up
Nal~'rr'ns "rnc r'GHt. p-'cc r'GH,
Phone Usage iie. Tulsa FrrEiturv Re
rlir shop
rOR SNIE--At once. loo.lh. Hohn sy-
phuu rhrrrrit.r. i.t wagon. \i,trula.
ul,,uport choir baby crib etc. Gail
O-.,r. 5-'7. 1bu y. Twentieth.
FOUR ROOMS ot iumni oay furniture.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09
rINrS-FtR>isHED

FIArS-Fi R>I>HEp
HOSrON. y, 5is--For rent. tho -,}'a
furnished apartment, one %" "'1
school
CINCiNNATL, s. u7-NircIy FURNISHED
apartment; plano and prt'ai" '."',
ClNlNNATI, s., J2s--Clos, ln. 'a.N''o''
apartment
ELMWODp apartments. 3-ronm orr. .,
nicely furnished. Apply '"' 81 "
Cedar 272. Usage 9S7S.
EAST lNNN, spartmen,, ttyc n..' .5-d:
uIsh"d, light gas and wHi'T Mn:
rent reasonable, Apply g"9 MANI
Cedar 30 or Usage 9a7s.
FEDERAL. eiO4--Fur rpuL rm." 'G'
Mtohenotc, all hardwood rsoa,
Joining bath. IN prNdt" family. '.'
cedar ESQ, take Admiral l'n'y
-FOUR ROOM Furnished apartment ".'9' l.',,'
Bldg ~ T.. Second. also s-H." '.. "
az " Third. Usage S2i.
FOURTEENTH PLACE. W. 900
furnished, 3-room apartments N""'''
distance. ~,
FOR KENr-NcstIy FURNISHED .-'' '.rn
apartment with sleeping. porCa a.
and on lUnoy line, uno block fr
ir'. OsaEa $50 or caN it'hE 0. -,
FURNISHED apartment three rooms 'a55!
private bath, two Murphy h...
8 Boulder
FIVE nIc,iy furnished rooms. H'. ,H.
and bath good well 0f wataT. n. a
dreu from t. ~; with or with''l a
s. Peoria.
FOR RENT-Three. four and ,,s-
furnished apartments. Rutolnd ~!
system, everything Gc" ana i.'' Sal.
we'll water call IN person, corner
Hodge and Owasso SIS. Il
/ HODGE, r.. l2Os--A new. st1i''F
ern 4-roum apartment WIN ui
I porch running water. furnished f H,
large and outside runr1s window
/ FURNISHED. can '''tr -'-'.
: MARY NKDCkM MAN--Hue b'ea. "a
furnished t-TVVIn aVartmsH''
1924,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09
sN,rsMr> n>p hGt>Ts

REAL ESTATE salesman wanted, mus,
have car. 536 Mayo BIDS psago sol.
StbEIINE of uuick selling luW priced
tdNufttsIug novelties for resident or
travelling stlesu.u. liE commissions
paid puI,N b's NuiucS Printing 60,
U'. Muinrs. Iowa.
WANTEp Experienced talking machine
salesman, one srquHlntrl with Victor
line preferred SIS y Maiu.
WASTED statesmen for placing new
Tulsa product with retailers Apply
between . and . ,lI Nphinson.
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| if
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cedar 1905
NEWER. sot .IafEc cool -,,,piug
room. meals n desired OsaEr sIta Il
DpsIpAUI.E rou,ns for youu. mon at Y
~
,-'-,-,'.,,.,.,.,,,,-,.-
.,,,is,n IN n, f,Ini, u,i,at, "a
,r,n,, ,ary ,iose in ',la, pl,
;,,,.,,..,., ..,,,,.
l'l h'l -" Nu' ''''' ''.. '., t', '',.' W =, 4,
'aal anu il"n' lH'"' ~ -, '."" ""
,..'i'T,' ''''
''.NN tl y. vi, L''t, I.,'h "nh ,n,m pow. b
urr,n. MOI water heat runuIu. water.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

DETROIT S.. SOC 4 clos, iu largo. south
east aud front room. exceptionally wolf
furnished, very nice amt neat. private
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

ENCUN>GF---BIN iST\Tt
WANTED 'u exchange for r,..I..
good Tulsa county farm. J.
1870 ''s
WANTED Tu TRAD. .Turr. ...
Cherokee Heights. cloa- r.r .ua.t.
small house and lot or VIII s.I . N
terms. Price 82.50u. Usage tt..
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wN>TtD-.o B,:
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

iNSi LIN ioi LNSthFhiNSL
ENCH>>Gt-AI T0MOBiIE> 20
FOR SALE or trade one Guick E-'J
touring, good mechanical condition. new
paint. WIN take in car any condition,
ono Buick H-i5, one Studcbakcr roadster
body. osase l727-l. lol Ndm-al
GOOD AUTO to, trade for lot or what
HAVE q good car TO trade Tor property or
uoftEaF" notes. Usage 1910.
o>E DODGE touring cat Tor sale or
trade. can Usage s95e.
TO EXCHANGE for. or on modern g.
equity in or your first mortgage ON real
estate, one r.w high class 5-passcnE,r
touring ear. 2s'-F care World.
tN,H,NGt--RrtL ESTATE II
bf OWNER So acres ~ lard. a's miles
Tulsa i"i SO Robinson Bldg, usaga
FOR TRADE Good vacant Dot. in West
Tulsa irr SHIT car. Ford 0r Dodge pre-
i'rr'9, Sg, Fred pay l7lo South olym-
/ FOR TRNuE.SN lots in Lombard addi-
'0u. for Improved ou sand spring, car
..n' See owner at 80 \. Gillette. tftfr
nyNs' s.r,.n"" back rNrrH ea. and
. ole trtoty, win sacrifice for cash or viii
take lot or car on fins, payment. ~ T..
FOR SALE or rN hanEn hy oRuer. close
on, - room hotel, real money maker,
nIN"r business requires my attention. " Ill
maa" good terms or viii Trade Tor city
/ property ~ farm. nsaEo 1'O3.
/ FOR SALE OR TRADE D LRy, an equity
ot 1850 in 7.ruoW house. would
. Li"I' Tor vacant loi or FIRST ur second
N"f'sssn paper 'r la'r model ,ar. What
| FOR ENCH AAGE Three valuable lots In
circuit addition east front. sewer. shade.
WI. '"'" i'I h""h equity Hi
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not ~EIIpID GOOu~ 81
Al, undu this htadiHs must b. paid IN advance,

ADMIRAL. 1Hg- strictly modern hou-'
for rent amt ipru,ture for sale. Usage
1fy'.J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

HOUSE PAINTING Anh wNIIrArEVtSa
Hundreds 81 pleased customers are build
iug my reputation tor drpuudbtllity For
estimates. phuuu Hsagu 3tNj. Il. ".
cunt
NJ II FoN. decorator and raiuter Prices
rtEht. pstEo lsll Irsit,uyc $40 ".
Second,
PLENTY NJ wall payer at rrssouable
priyo at the Nvilahlo Paint a Wallpaper
Go. tstur NlaA
rNlNrlNG and papcrhsuEing done at res-
sonhblv ItiDos Honest labor and ma
ttfiaIH trug' sS9k
ROOMS pArtREp
! including paper. Tor s. and no House
! drcurhuug 40 an ITS branches. estimates
chrrttuNly EiNtn, all work =uatausteei.
81. sutherland, tlS west lhigd osas,
,Gll
rKuIi ~~iO\Ni ~IRNIIES 3y
! ClrN PROPERTY SURVEYING Lots a
speculate. uuurrh Oh ncld cnEiprrginy
1runtEH. h.lEVluu. reasonable f"vt an
Mr. tI,V. osago ANol SOS prcNel nldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

pENNER, S.. llI5 one OF two large. uvnt
rooms, garage i- dvslrcd
DETROIT. s., Sl5.Niyr sleeping room
cedar 1905.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

nANnY ArARTMnNTs

Northeast corner Tauth and '.u.'unHh
SIX room efficiency. wi'h latest uu.f.a
features, steam heat and lHul,lr s.I,.ls,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

MNNTED.A good G,rmpn .uorhpul. to
buy my Blacksmith ant machine shop
and garage an combined, .t good small
town and lots - husfu"sH rur prir" amt
fan particulars address q q Ford. Surcl.
Kan. owner
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

SOUTUw Detective Agency
rriVato. commercial and industrial
Investigations toj Robinson bllg
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-14
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
Man Barely Misses Death When
 Big Safe Falls

Opelika, December Specially A tragedy was barely averted here Monday at noon when Alferd H. Mitchell assistant postmaster, escaped instant death by a narrow margin. Recently Postmaster R. D. Williams received orders from Wash lngton to move certain large iron safe from its location to the vault in his private office, and it was while the safe was being moved that the accident which came so near re- resulting seriously occurred.
 The safe lad been skidded on roil- CTS to the door of the vault 1t was to occupy and there left standing for few minutes on skids before it was to be purshed back into the vault In the meantime MT. Mitchell approached the safe, unlocked 1t and swung the heavy door back when the safe lost its equilibrium and toppled over, carrying Mitchell down with It in crash to the floor. In falling the safe struck the corner of desk which deflected it's courts and threw 1t against wall. but pinning Mitchell underneath between the desk and the safe.
 He was soon extricated from his perilous position none the worse for the adventure except few slight bruises and bad scare.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-14
Prisoners Saue Guards Life And Escape Of IS Conuicts
Transfer Agent Knocked Unconscious While Taking Men to Camp-Escape Plot Was Formulated
 In Jefferson County Jail

, derson's aid and Turner grabbed Hen derson's pistol from the hands of a negro convict and returned 1t to Hem derson at the time he regained con sciousness. Henderson threw his pistol on the negroes and command ed them to take their seats, which they did. A search revealed another iron bar in the pocKet of another Jefferson county negro convict.
 When Henderson regained his pistol one negro had broken glass from the car window and was getting ready to jump from the train. Hen derson made an official report to the convict department. in which he praised Starr and Da ve Turner for their aid. An unusual fact is that Starr aided the transfer agent. al though he was being returned to pris- on to complete prison term follow ing the revocation of parole. He had been paroled several months ago from term of four and one half years imposed for murder in the second de- gree in Tallapoosa county in 1917. Charges made against him recently caused Governor Kilby to revoke the parole November 3G Transfer Agent Henderson is confined to his home at Chisholm. near Montgomery. as re- suit of the injury and is being treated by surgeons.
 In addition to the Jefferson county negroes who were being brought to Camp Kilby. Henderson had in GUS tody seven Morgan county convicts who had been obtained at Decatur Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-14
Plan Limitation of Cotton Crops
 for Next Season
By Associated Press

Memphis, Tenn, December 13.-Or- ganization of the campaign for bml- tation of cotton acreage and crop di- versification in 1922, decided upon al the south wide acreage convention here. was perfected today with the election of Leon Sternberger of Mem phis as chairman; J. B. Bodman ot Little Rock, Ark. vice chairman, and T. B. King of Memphis. secretary of an executive committee named by the convention to direct the move ment next year
 The convention adjourned today after adopting resolutions proposing the limitation of land to be planted to cotton next year to the same ratio as was devoted to cotton production in 1921. The resolutions also stressed the importance of the farms being made self-sustaining.
 Frank o. Lowden, former governor of Illinois. was the principal speaker at the final session. MT. Lowden urged the need of greater food, feed and live stock production in the south,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-14
By FRED H. GORMLEY Montgomery Bureau The Agc-Hera aid. 22I-2 First National Bank Building

Montgomery, December 13.-(Spe- cial. l.)-One white convict and one ne- gro convict occupy warm places in the hearts of officials of the state convict department now as result of their heroism Sunday afternoon in preventing the escape of about l5 state convicts after Fred Henderson, state transfer agent, had been hit on the head with an iron bar in the hands of convict, who sought to es- cape
 After AS hours of secrecy in the convict department, for which no req son has been offered it became known late Tuesday that Henderson was at tackled by convict on a passenger train between Calera and Montgom- cry Sunday afternoon and that Ben Starr. white convict, and Dave Tur- ner, negro convict, not only saved Henderson's life but prevented the es- cape of the other convicts.
 Information obtained late Tuesday was that a plan to escape was made in the Jefferson county jail before the convicts were put on the train. Shortly after the train left Calera Starr complained to the transfer agent that his handcuffs had slipped and were too tight. While Henderson stopped to arrange the cuffs Jeff ferson county negro convict, whose name was not given, struck Hender- son on the head with an iron bar.
 Henderson was rendered unconsci- ous. Starr and Turner went to Hen