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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

FARM rNrER Hest monthly, grain,
sunscrlrtian prlcc Tor imm,iiStc ,rt,'"
Ton mnuthH Tor ten cents Frud To Ma
iluual Farmer aud StuoN Grower. 81. I4uuiI.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

CHEWiNG GUM Sell to stores. profitable
buslnsas built up qulCkly. SpcArmint
snd popular nnNors In novel packages.
write today Helmet Co, Cincinnati
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28


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DDHDcn.rU rv-
ior LNNnANGE
ENCUANGt-Nt TOMuuIrI,
FOR TRADE -cr.g,,i..
stock or anything ,f .
model Address j. A Mor. x,
FGt'R-ROON fr..Icr, I....
rl.hcI tcH ,'i ~ ~.
NEARLY new, light b.lHnFDH .sr "a
1920 prtcK Nuns .,,l.,....
ir,d. f,r ,I, t1,., -..'"' '.. ''
that is pricct rl.ht vyo.., .''
tr,c, Of land c.1Vo m ,.... '
Old bsutsl uflr .rftrJ ,,I .r .'m
UNSGE-EIAI I~I,yt Z.
4 NnpERN t.r.,.,, .,....'.. ="
n,r month tn ia, -'r u
go 9'. ''' .t4 s.ra
,',.e., '.. 'I.j
BEST LEGATION on east side, r..s f.. Ia-,.
fYoms, houss moae'n. W.. t'.' 10 ca.
@ auu su'aIt ',t, ,nAn n pay mont o'.If.' Ht'0e a'
....'N
looking for a bargain I'm A nice Naua
CAR or DIAMONDS
on new Groom and b,thra,. ,..-. -.
umns. Can be made modern. l...a 1sa
owner, i3i y. Gray.
Fng rvCtt,N,l.. l..-io7f -..,.,
CT c,,,I3S. sHr'i n''. .ai sr
,or emmy i'm sr,,II r,,ts-, ,''.
near paving rhone DsarA ...4 .
hartman. ne"
,,,,,,. 80, ,.-....-
traie fnr lstrar rIsr' ta,r '', 10
slzo. Phone Osasc 927.
.oo foh EN,hA N'E IOWA f'RI
IUu acres ivur n'.es SCUM o' hfUNNl
f"ur srrs Of irnnr"ye,ron,s ." a,s ~.
an acre. Just borrowed 9-.... ~,
years at per cen. VII .-rs-ts
equity for Tulsa. Oklahoma I....s ..
hiEh-cldss rrsrGtncs property
JOPlING q WHlTESrNr
Sl2 S Cincinnati. U.r-a 7lu
FOR TRADE -baO..,r. ranch .. ,...-....
county okla 400 acre. .I,..|.. .... FL.
acres more fiilatlp, balance timber rst.
turc. watered by largo Suirure t.rao ss't
Improvements, large stock barns orc. A
ittn !ahd i"nccd hoF ughi. r.l hos
tanCn IoF -. P,t "TtI. WI I''' ta"i
WINS pnss OF cn c,,aI' tH,r 1 u.sa SEQ.
SHSS 1,Hn L. GRANT Sis Security h.-s fh'''
rSe ',I, ..n,I,,, -.-..--..-..
Lewis Av. best Location t.res a..
suburban home. VIII trade fH- Tulsa
rental property. Price for g. 600. Sec
Russ l.. Grant, 5l2 Security Bids. rhsu
ossse 2lfo.
Fof,Ty ACRES ,r,,t, f,.-, ,t.-.. .,.l,
from SLOAN Springs 10 trade m
Tulsa property. value $4,000 l.. aE L
Whi''sldc. 3l2 S. cincinnati Ds7-. 1884,
FOR TRApE-Residerc lots In ..g o.
Holdenvule for Ford truck FAUST =
practically now, worm drive and pneumatic
tires Y H. Howell HoISsu,.f.. OKLA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

NALESMEN lust out. whirlviud hig
uun"H. prompt commissions. Cunsiugp-
mrut. Tomb. patented three panel
hoard Hrgnrtu.uH sold nv Grove Mfg, CO.,
2b6' Cottage Grove. chicago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

EXCLUSIVE TERRiTORY--i.ve indiyid.
ual or firm calling upon garages and
tepaifmon 90 sell 2-A piston rings ON com
misslun. "a piston rings are making
good whore other piston rings are falling
down. This Is an opportunity TO build up
your own business. steel Spring piSton
NInK 90. nrnmklNn. n. Y.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28
nrir-WNir ~ rrNA1r Il

III Nv" NNll bit ~ NNIi w
'llgNa Mso. women. d upward. Tor
ne-..sarr tof trsc rar,l'o.as N i6.
servl.e c'aumrD, la2, Equitable nldg,
Warrington. fD u. g.
DANCING aHfisitnt wanted. uuu' have
pcihunbli'v aud good appearance. SALARY
Va. Inquire k'irhum Hotel Irpt1sBof
GIVE YOuNsELF busiucna training
course u lH The best Investment you
could possibly mako and tho cost is small.
For Information phone Usage aOst or cain
st Hrsughous Husiuess College. Jl0 ..
Main.
hEN. women girls wanted. ti8b month.
~, ,goV"nm'n, Jobs b'g opportunity
Franklin Institute department W.
hnchcster. y. y.
SNLEsMIN hNp NGENTS n
AGENTS Make big money! selling tho
TN line ut guaranteed dross goods.
W" deliver and collect Your commls-
i7o. KanHaa City Mo
kALlTs~ Host $3.50 auto specially
mads. IW'niF sal'a q day easy. send
" 30 f"r SnwPio amt selling plSn. stick
alito GO. "l1H iuimno Az. chicago.
AGENTs-."N lao. This ls the most
wonderful seller. Puts whole now coat
on OLD automobtig for s.. Exclusive t,td-
ducts CO.. Prospect BIDS, cleveland. o,
AGENTS WAITED T,n Bud women,
mako 80 daily with our easy self fliinE
m"thoi rush 2br for sample. Mako hay
while IN" sun shin"a. NuNrlty Co, box
332 'onirupolH station, Kansas 'ity.
AGENTS wanted to advertise our goods
and distribute free samples to consumer:
90 ccntH per hour; write for full pafticu-
lars American Products Co.. i6sS Ameri-
can BIDS Cincinnati. ohio
AGENTS. Tremendous profits. no talking
or canr'ss,ng required; send atc Tor
samples end particulars. Not satisfied.
money returned. Fred W. Enders. Nsw-
AGENTS New guaranteed hosiery propo-
sitiou, wears year or replaced free; 50 90
an nour &c workers. sample Tree, Thomas
Mfs. CO, ais Thomas Bldg.. Dayton. Onto.
A BUsINEsS ot your own-Make sparkling
glass name plates, numbcta checker
boards, mcdbllionH, HlEuH, biN Illustrated
book free. " Palmer. 696. Wooster. Onto.
ATTRACTIVE proposition for an OK
pericnced real estate Hhltsman: must
have car. Wheeler Inv Co, cedar 2gl.
CHEWING GUM Soil to stores. profitable
businsas bult up quickly Spcarmint
snd popular nnNors In novel packages,
write today Helmet CO.. Cincinnati,
EXCLUSIVE TERRiTORY--iive individ.
uai OF firm calling upon garages and
tcpairmon 20 sell 2-A piston rings ON com
mission "a piston rings are making
good whore other piston rincs are falling
down THIS Is an Opportunity TO build up
your own business steel Spring piaton
Ring Go, hrooRyn. n. Y.
GARTsIDE's IRON RUST SOAR co, .Osi
Lancaster Az, Phila, Pa. m.nufsc-
Rust Soap, wants agents, Trade mark
ptin, and Copyright rrEistered IN 4. q.
dust ink and unavailable stains from
clothing marble. etc. like magic. gs
cents tube. hig profits.
MAXI p, r,r cent commtss,'n settling our
.fUH |Haf N... al . -.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

YOUNG talking parrot and cage both
only 81. Patr n'ack and tan pups 80
send money order quick. Guaranteed.
lhns. Howman, Little Rock, ARK
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

RELIABLE married man, desires Job IN
grocery ana market. been nut ut Ehup
~ years. could soon pick It up again.
Addrcsa box ~ y, world.
STENOGltArnEU uootkoopcr aud prico
oicrk, experienced In OH ana mippiy
business, open for position September tHt.
For Interview address Etrupgraphvt post -
office box 81 Tulsa, Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28
FINANCIAL.
nIsINn.e nrrnnIIeIfILs

worth gapr whu. H.r si5. gNat1oa'
.,.,',.,......
aad fuls' sr a. S,,1 ',i. ~ i.oa'
lrily uu.ff,.a .r touu..I.,, I.,y.
81 ''s'
SALE Dp TRADE ..,.g.,, ,..,,, A.
.rf.a rrv arf p,riiy "rg,r g,I,,e',
10 m"'s fs.,.'",ii,.. miles rau,osl
,lDdt .,'.h "1I I'll, y,,,It '1,,''ii,I ,a,s,ii,.It
Ss''4 T.D5@ w., foss Az F'''aa aoa5a ,a'9'' e.
observation-disclosures. ,..,....-,....
,Eht W. ~ i.H
,.HE',gH'.i .''.''''r corn sorhr,,I anl
f1 f,i. v,. ... ........,. ,..... ...., ...,.
,., ,.''-n'.s '.l.. 80 a.n"'s n',' a, b.. r
fnra...rt ,I.a ,.ri. r.,I.'i 4.ar
'nF aaf.r 'aearHs ,ns r.a1 4, rasn,1l
nu. ~ iHa ,sr.Irp IrFustf.ra of tI. ,.t.r.
uH operating Iu field 10 rtsot d,maaI.
should ru'lru 10 rou a ul. iaur Income.
'' ln''Is I1udInE b.af s.. Font
''''"
v,"@,4, H,l,,,u. ..A AMi.h',,'l,., A.Gtg MhH.
~I.t ras- y,a Inl.reri,r, 'rh.s .s '',, a',
r-',,.a ,5 s.,s,,S ,'' i ,, ' l. s..9n', s..n,o';
o. fl. LEWEnwTI
.ss11 .ss11, H.1.,,.aI I'Il I.ts i.
NN.Ihh % ir''H i..1 ',Hh. v.tn
'.T. .... lh q .i'" pr'I'" ","n. what
'N o.. "''.'
va tt w. '"wprr77'"n Inner ruue
"a. D. ,vlrfI '''" I''' "''' '''
q. tsuyiUEb nn, ..,f,.n'u interest Ia
"." $50. Hul '.".I.,r I.aas f.f $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28
SNLEsMrN NND AGr>rs

AGENTS Max. big money! selling tho
TN line ut guaranteed dress goods.
slopa An adyapro T,,tue N,us b"nt
l7O. KHnHaa titY. Mo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

7 Fplt SNlE.A uEht manufacturing bust.
meas $500 wifi hHuHIr .r would take 100
IL gor Inquire 1909 g. Quanuah 81, West
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28
PERSONAL PROPERTY

a,
PERSONAL PROPERTY
---.-- ,,,,,.,,,n,, n,,,s 81
. ~ ''''' --.'
HpWhkS F' ENlT T'Nh 80 tArtlr
s,iln',pI'- E..sn Sosfs '''''''-
EIGHT ROOM ho1rr. '''eIhE p'r'h h'-.
r,r' g'5 sor,. furniture u d.sr'i WI
''''' i'' ''''' ''''' N'''''' ''
int sALf.-T french grey baby 'artlasr,
urges lH1''' ~ - ".,n h' ,.l
roH SALE rurlh swins avn mower
i,n box hHt'c. dL'"t'.f' hnl oih.r
s,,''',r,,, "7"'' "'' '' ''"''
'.'
VIM j., i',y,', VIII, ,,,, nS eo,,i,J 4, t"y, room,
,''Mt ~ Sa'ne' Iny 'aulys j" ",'',vNN''.,. ,,
Tulsa E"rasnat. % rent ,ail Ostgo 41s7.
Is.t s. Rockford
,.,.,.,
l.'i ' "" ~ 'aI' W.
Can " forehead Dsaga ta.r
.'. .
t,rg r.,,,..,' rs,t .s.t t.Iar,e
'''"N I'r,.., Fl''' I"'' ''''' '''''''
t.pp .e,,.,. ,,.,.,'....,.....,.,., ,..-,.,,..-
i5s,,,,,n. ,nil,u. il,to,,,., n..l..- .r.,a.
walnut b'Ir'.n, a,l',r 900 cash. r,at
,r-,u .,,..-.,ts ~ p. y,,.. ,.I,- loeF
T., I..'. ,',,', o. '''''''
FOR NALE-FoIr rooms good 'urni'Hr..
bargains ~ I'O''. WICKER .fl't I'..'
set go j.. fino, southeast c'fn'.' lo'0 u.
''"''"''ii
Fpit SALE Mulberry h'lns Room SUIT,
also t"p Strtuway Duo Art I.7n's "ne
S-rsa4'd 'na one upright Ih'n' "''ts
.. ''''''h O''
FOR SALE. GsH rango. Ntrb,u cabinet.
cntt'i"h", hei aud Strlnr1, w. wicker
r. T.tir,.r' '"'' '"'"" '''''
rtvE. ROOM modern house. v.I rent n4r.
rl.hod ur Holl furniture aud rent house
for So. trtrH ffTH.G
FURNITURE must ho sold - ouco. extra
ni." dining s.t largo nlc HEhf up '7
date. p,e.ss complete. $50, nao ma.
sn'',,o,.r wash s'ae4, 10 v.rns y-,-,
gino. complete with springs ard mat.
tr,tsca 81 Z so. A,miustcr and velvet rugs.
tl,chen cabinet Inc leather rocker. ,e'N,u.aa
ssyeryhing goes b. the piece or all ..sy.
Oh ,"' corner, -
F1M "a H.. uiuiu,e IA room ,ier,cN. .
WI WI t'fe r.tl5 sp ''"'' 700 '''
,.,., -.......... .......,-.-
n,'g. !" ~, r,,,,' s""u 49, f,,,.,r,
-, ,'tf ,.,rtt,ra t,r .uirt s.to. ,.r,,I.
,,ly WI. ,''' io' "'''N '"'o' '''''''
os,t' w. ....,..
,,rri,,,r" a, rs,s,nshio tsrr5s 10 ricbi
~, 49, r,'.,,, go, ,sf
p'''' ''.''' '' '''----------- g.
FOR sAIE-Four rooms. new furniture,
household goods complete bargain .
some terms consider car. 1928 East
FuR sAt.E-FoI- rooms ot furniture and .
household goods complete, at % bar. I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

A BUSINESS OF your own-Make sparkling
glass name plates, numbers, checker
boards, mcdaliona, aisuH. big Illustrated
book free. " Palmer. COZ. Wooster. Onto.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

NAN1ED.-Off work IN oil field by
man teacher 2, years experience. prc-
| fer llomgy or nearby town. Box 3.
Grove, OASa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

PERSONS who ato dosiroua Of male hcIp
may procure the SANS by calling tho
secretary of tho Hunton branch T. NJ
G. a. Cedar 6ii
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

IoHlTIpN WANTED As rt.sctil, ton
clark or manager, like To- Frt in touch
with somo ono wanting - start "a now
store ". e. Francis. boz 1CI, SI.ntnoI
nkla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

FUR sALE-A few more choice thorough
bred Aircdhle puppies lcft at first house
IN Lombard addition. north end OF Couu-
Try club paving r.. a. swain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

MAKE iluN weekly selling It,4ly.a wash
day wonder. New chemical art vol.
vent. harmless. DlctuH wtthuut rubbing
Want agents and crew managers Free
samples aud particulars Noiy Chcmi.
cal co. Mo. Hastings, Nebraska.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28
srArn sA1.ns MANAGERs

ir you drive your own car and can
show an excellent past record. we have
an opening t0r you which will satisfy
tho best salcs manager In Oklshomr
You must apply at once before our Chi-
CaEo official leaves the city Ilclgbrls
Oklahoma Co, 6ls South Main 81. Tulsa.
Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

TI"T TTTN dB pWTCNnHInE HETUt or FNTrV-
manager or assistant over 90 years "s
perionca IN the nll and gas Noll Hupply
husincss In purchasing and salcs oiucru,
domestic and foteisn departments IN va
rious capacities from cost clerk 10 saIus
manrsori employed at proFont. givs fun
particulars In reply. Address al r. care
Of world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

GAHlNIDE'N INON NNNT kOAP 90, tOSI
Lancaster Az. Phila., Pa. msnufac-
turers uf tho hest and tho original Iron
Rust Soap, wants agents. Trade mark.
print and copyright registered in 4. q,
patent office. luiH SOAP icfuuNrl iron
dust. ink and unavailable stains from
clothing. marble. etc. like magic. rs
cents tube BiE profits
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

FOR SALE--A Hereford cow. also In
oHhat'r In frst-class condition. Phone
N~aEe secs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

g.. Ett;H st
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

CULTIVATED young lady will act ss
companion Tor lady or child goinE 10
California about September ]. In return
for expenses. Ncforoucrs exchanged Nu.
dress ?23-f, caro World. ur phouo Osrgo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

An ENfNNIINtEh. efficient huusrkroprr
would like charge ~ bachelor ur widow
efa apartments. uu objection To rhlllr,u.
niucumhorcd. reference. Address iaY
r. World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

pcihunplI'v aud good appearance. SALARY
i25 Inquire E'trhum Hotel. TrutlaBot
Solrtl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

ENpTRIENCEN stouorrtphrr desires
temporary, halt day ur permanent pos.
] tiuu. Cedar 1919
, 1921-06-19
BUNGALOW HOTEL At
LUsk CHANGES HANDS

Miss Margaret Pearman. who TO.
cenuy assumed the management Of
the Bungalow hotel at Lusk. Wye.
was In Casper on business y~e.terday.
and while here Is seeking the patron.
~ or casperites who stop off IN the
eastern oil town
The Lusk Herald has the following
to say about Miss Pearmans
Mist Pearman is a most ideal
hotel hostess. h Is n woman OF the
highest. finest principles. OF splen-
did business ability. and OF a most
delightful personality. She came tn
Lusk four ear ago and with Afr<
Henry oper-1 the new Henry hstei'
Miss Pearman having charge OF tse
business end OF the enterprise until
May. 1919. when her very successful
management there prompted the
Lusk Development and Improvement
COMPANY 70 secure her 10 conduct tho
, 1921-06-19
MRS. SOUTHARD
is DENIED BOND
BY IDAHO COURT

TWIN FALLS. lcano. June Is
Mrs. LYDIA Southland. who was YES
terday held to trial II district u
here on a charge OF first degree muir.
der OF Edward F. Meyer. her fourth
husband. was today denied liberty on
bond by Probate Judge o. p. Duvall.
the committing magistrate. The
deaths OF three OF her former hus-
bands and a ~brotherIn-law OF Mrs.
Southland are being inve-fgatea
Judge Duvall held that hia iurisdic-
ton in the cas- had passed to the
district court with the Ming this
morning OF the transcript OF evil
n In the preliminary examina-
Application for release OF Mrs.
Southland on bond will be made in
tho district court. her attorneys an.
noupect. With tho request that i'm.
mediate s-tal be granted II the bond
is denied. Falling health OF Mrs.
vas made a supporting
principle in the application for bond.
, 1921-06-19
FREE-F0R-ALL
FIGHT WAGED
IN RE|CHsTAG
Nationalist an d Communists
Come to Blows in Discussing
Murder Of Bavarian Social
ist Leader

BERLIN. June 1s-By The Asso.
ciated PressHA hand-to-hand scrim.
mage. the first in the history OF the
reichstag. interrupted that body's
discussion late yesterday Of the muir
der OF Herr Garels. Bavarian Inde.
pendent Socialist leader in Munich.
recently. The participants were Ma
uonalists and Communist.
When Herr Miftelman. the Nation.
aiist leader was alleged to havr APP
proved a statement TO the effect that
IL would be "a good thing for Bava-
ria II 5000 Communists were lined up
and shot" Deputies Rcmmle and
Thartz. Communists. ran over to the
Nationalist section and assaulted
Herr Mittelmann. Other deputies
PUSHED up and tried to separate the
.combatants and two women deputies
became involved.
, 1921-06-19

Two women of Columbus, Ohio. Mrs.
MA. S%teinberg ond Miss X G. Gala
cher. arc at the head or a motor truck
ing company employing more than 70
large trucks.
, 1921-06-19

Whittier hotel when they opened Il
during the big boom two years ago.
Since that time she as been at the
Whittier. and has won te gratitude
n approval Of the entire public By
her ability TO make her guests happy
and comfortable and by the high
moral tone maintained.
1T IS recognition OF her splendid
at the Whittier that the com.
ow promotes her TO manag
the Bungalow"
, 1921-06-19
Daughter OF
Old Rebel Weds

WASHINGTON. June Is. = Miss
Carmen A~guinaldo, only daughter OF
the celebrated Filipino insurgent gen
eral. was quietly married March 80. at
Alexander. Va. to Jose p Meiencio.
director OF the Philippine Press bu-
reau here. The marriage became
known here today and has been an
nounced by General Agufnaldo in Ma.
Mia Mrs. Melencio has been a stu
dent at Wellesley college. With her
husband she is spending her honey
moon at the home Of Philippine Com
missioner De Veyra.
, 1921-06-19

Mrs Harriea Hin. who died recently
In New York. vas the inventor or tho
familiar vending machine for the sale
OF paper drinking cups in railway sta
tons and other public places. She was
60 years old ard for many years had
been employed as head Of paper prod.
ucts manufacturing company.
, 1921-06-19

Americas only woman railroad
President Is Mrs. Mea ]. Erickson. OF
Oakland. Cal. who for nearly ten
years has been the active head Of tho
Amadd--central Railroad company.
which was founded by her late hus-
band.
, 1921-06-19
0'czLLAGHAN
SAFE AT HOME

WASHINGTON. June 1s.-DonaI
o'callagan. lord mayor of Cork. has
arrived safely in ireland. Michael
Francis Doyle, his counsei
here today.
, 1921-06-19
ILLINOIS WINS FIRST IN
BIG TRACK MEET TODAY
Western Conference Track Champions
Supreme in Contest; Notre Dame
aad Iona Next in Scoring

stage FIELD. June 1s-nlinois, western conference
track and field champions, won international honors in tbe
national collegiate athletic association meet TO-DAY. Illinois
had 1914 points with a javelin throw the only event left and
could not lose.
Pope of university Of Washington was the individual star
, 1921-06-19

bond she would be taken 70 the fam
ny home on a ranch near here 10
await trial
, 1921-06-19
Harding Bust
UnUeiIed Today

NILES. Ohio, June 1s.-Impressive
Ceremonies marked the unwilling
here today OF a bronze bust of Presi-
Gent w. @. Harding at the McEin-
ley memorial.
From a platform in front of the
memorial. addresses were made by
Vice President Coolidge. Secretary of
Labor James ]. Davis Gov. Harry
T. Davis of Ohio. and CONGRESSMAN
John G. Cooper OF Youngstown.
The bust of the president was COW
cred by a large American flag until
this inscription:
sica, Ohio. November 2, 1865. Tween
ty-ninth President of the United
States. Elected November 2. 1920"
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-09-03

ular intervals. Belgium has adopted
the advanced program Of a medical
examination for every juvenile not
later than a month after he has
entered an Industrial occupation, To
be repeated once a year until the
child reaches 10, and oftener in case
of disease.
Belgium has realized that health
protection in the community must
go hand in hand with health pro-
lection in industry, and DR.. Sand
emphasizes the following points:
General public health work; child
welfare: housing; the restriction Of
alcohol consumption; and education
and recreation, both for adults and
children.
A national childrens board has
been established, which welfare or
CARNATIONS meeting certain condi-
lions. The child welfare program in
cludes the periodical free examina-
ton of children under three years
of age brought by their mothers for
examination; the establishment Of
free medical dispensaries for eX-
pectant mothers; the diffusion of
knowledfe relating to infant health
and maternal nursing; and the sup
ervision of boarded-out children
under seven years of age. The cost
of child welfare will be borne one
half by the state, one-fourth by the
province, and one-fourth by the mu-
nicipality. Provincial and municipal
boards are appointed by the national
board, and advisory committees are
provided for.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-09-03
NAVY DEPARTMENT OWNS SOME
"RARE OLD" REAL ESTATE.

Washington, Sept. LIN going over
an inventory of all property owned
by the u. S. Navy Department, which
was ordered prepared by the new
administration, it was discovered that
Uncle Sam owns some rare Old
real estate. Probably the most val
liable Is LOO acres of white oak
timber near Blythe's Island, Geor-
gia, which was purchased before the
Civil War at time when navies were
built of wood. The battle of the
Monitor and Merrimac sounded the
knell of the wooden fighting ship
and with it passed the value of the
governments oak forest.-insofar as
its use for building fl ghting ships was
concerned. It's value today is purely
a commercial one, which is not
small.
Another piece of real estate which
probably everybody connected with
the Navy Department-except the
caretaker and tie paymaster-was
ignorant of is a strip of land at
Sackett's Harbor, New York. 1t was
purchased in 1914, some say for
navy yard purposes. The navy hasn't
used it for at least generation al
though it has paid caretaker to
watch over it. Still another piece
of property discovered by the in
ventory is al acres Of sand-just
plain sand-at Dry Tortugas, pur-
chased in 1916. probably for a naval
station.
Other pieces of obsolete property
have been discovered by the inven-
tory and they will be disposed of
and the money turned INTO the public
treasury. Secretary DENLY and As