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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
WHY WEAK NERVES
AND Thin BLOOD
CAUSE SUCH GREAT PHYSICAL
WEAKNESS AND MAKE ONE AN
EASY PREY TO a MULTITUDE OF
DANGEROUS DISEASES.

Every human being ID bon with GER
tain quantity OF nerve force'-some
with moro thar others.
Your body normally makes or gener-
ates nerve force only about so fast, and
If through overwork, worry, constant
nervous strain or other eXcesses, you use
up your nerve force faster than your
body makes new nerve force, then your
nerve power becomes weakened, and as
consequence your blood may become thin,
pale, and vstery. and you become feeble
eroEs, and irritable. In such a state you may
not only suffer terrible tortufes from a multi'
tuds OF alarming symptomA but in your
greatly weakened condition you are an eAsJ
prey for the multitude Of dangerous germi
with which you must come in almost daily
Contact, and yoS may therefore easily con.
tract sons dangerous or even fatal disease.
Ip cases Of nerve force exhaustion 10 which
your nerve and brain cells are starving for
want Of a sufbeient supply Cf nerve force CT
neryo'yital huid Il Is worse tbsn foolish 20
waste your time taking nere stimulating medi
eines or narcotic iruEA ieY ns'vs snd brain
cells must have herVs food oF ssGse1hing to
supply more nerve force the astDa a. a starr.
ing person must have brad to build flesh
and tissue For centuries science has
searched for a nerva food A. last q remark
able product was b. ought IN the attention Of
the pAns Academy of Medicine by a eels
brated French physician which contained the
principal chemical constituent Of active lv-
ing nerve force In form which most nearly
resembles that in the brain and nervs cells OF
man. This remarkable product Is today con
tanned In N.==:-4 Ife= - :A=. se= nay nee
easilJ obtain What might almost be termed
artificial nerve force stmply By taking two
tablets Of NuHs,ed Iron three times day
after meals Nuxated Iron also contains or
ganie iron like the Iron IN your blood and
like the iron in spinach, lentils and apples.
Organic iron ennebss the blood and plenty
Of rich red blood means more nerve force
50 that Nussted Iron not only directly sup.
plies the important chemical constituent Of
active living nerve force 70 the nerve and
brain cells but 4 also stimulates the blood 70
psnutAeture a greatly increased SUNNY AZ
new nerve force In fact. the manufacturers
guarantee satisfactory results 10 every pur.
chaser or they will refund your money.
Nuxatsd lron Is for sale by all dsuggists
--AdYertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
COAL FROM CHEROKEE
Production OF Fuel In County Takes
ON New Lease OF
Life Recently.

Special 70 Tho World.
TAHLEQUAH, Nov. 17.-Coal in
large quantities will no doubt soon
be shipped from the Fourteen Mile
creek mines. northwest Of Table
Quah and within comparatively
short distance fro mthe town Of HUI
bert. a Henryetta capitalist has So
cured leases upon extensive tracts or
land has built a spur track from the
railway station to the coal banks
and quite soon all preparations for
mining and shipping will have been
completed.
A car load OF the coal has arrived
At Tahlequah. delivered TO those who
wish to purchase at the price Of
1850 per ton. Neays ago consider
able OF the coal was used in Table
Quah, being hauled overland in
wagons. The superintendent OF the
Cherokee female seminary in terri
tory days. used the coal, as did the
backsm!thins shops of Tahlequah.
and some OF the business houses. II
IS Of good grade and there Is n vast
depos!t extending for long distances
along the banks OF the creek.
After the admission Of Oklahoma
70 statehood operations ceased al
the coal banks ami until COMPARE
lively recent days no one attempted
70 mine the product. Most OF tho
and beneath the surface of which
the coal Is found belongs to full
blood Indians and the difficulties In
the way OF securing leases was detri-
mental TO some extent. From
henceforth. however, there IS no
doubt that a great deal OF work will
ee zone In the way OF mining and
alsposing OF the Cherokee COAL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
DISCUSS WATER
AT NEXT MEETING
Greater Tulsa Club Will
Give Problem Entire
Consideration

A. meeting OF the executive
.cr,miftee OF the Greater Tulsa club
Seld wednesday night, resolutions
~ere passcd designating the next
,reotluE Of the club TO be an open
dlsrussIon OF the water situation
here.
offirers OF the club. was appointed
20 arrange the date and place OF
,be water meeting which viii be an
rounccd by the committee at n near
Safn on the water committee arc;
: y UaIra. president. OF the Great
=, Tulsa club. who X chairman: T
r Uopkms, vice president. Mrs. Ben
James. secretary and John X. Had
law. treasurer.
I'VE want to give the public an
opportuuity 20 voice their opinion on
mo resolution Of the water ques-
,lop " HaIcs said. 1--WE feel that the
water question is one Of the greatest
now confronting Tulsa. All OF us
realize that this city must have good
.'u4fer 10 is the purpose OF this
meeting 20 get tho public's side Of
The question and see just whore they
hIuk the best water can be obtained.
We want arguments pro and con.
and for that purpose, tho meeting
will be open to all Interested Ciu-
7ens'
A meeting Of the members Of the
Greater Tulsa club will probably hn
held following the open meeting at
which umc resolutions put before
the club in the open meeting VIII be-
voted upon All resolutions. how
ever must bo IN writing and in thr
hands OF any Of the officers above
named, either before or on the night
OF the meeting. which will be held
sometime IN the next few days.
4 committee composed Of julius
Henke, as chairman, L. B. Barr ana
s W. Ila,oa as members was ap-
pointed 90 draft some feasible plan
10 solve the transportation question
here and were ordered to make
thorough investigation. They will
probably meet with n representative
from each civic club In the city TO
draw Up this plan.
A committee was also appointed
to look into the matter Of paving
Eleventh street from Norfolk to
Elgin avenue. which has been an I'm
pedment 20 traffic for several years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
RAILWAY MEN INTERESTED
Santa Ic Officials Keep Shnrp Eye
on Growing Oil Town.

NV NJ " TTT " TTTT-
AprEBSlN. Nov 1T Tho Of
rcials of tho Santa Tc paid Nppcr-
sou their usual weekly visit Monday.
coming On two private cars t,oW
Topeka Just what they purposcd
hy thcir visit has not been learned,
but it is evident these gentlemen are
much Interested In AppcBun and
hCr adjacent Oh fields.
The switch wards work hrrc CON
tluuss un1hntcd ana sCorcs ~ teams
are loading ont continually. Tho
depot has been comfortably tittcd
out aud adjacent grounds put iu
good shape for traffic.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
EXPECT TO GET ELECTRICITY
Appcrson Light and Power Plant To-
BE EunCtiOnlug soon.

ApPERSOS. Nov. l7.-Apporson
Is 20 have electric lights ana power
before Christmas. according 20 re-
port ot members pf the company.
Barring bad weather, the plant viii
be ablc TO furnish current 20 the
business section OF tho city before
the holidays.
Several truck loads OF wire and
other equipment are already on the
ground and Mr. Bordcuklrcher is
here in charge OF the preliminary
work. a tool and Rtorehouse is be
ing constructed this week adequate
TO take care OF materials as they
come in.
No other town I'm Oklahoma, GO
days old, can boast the modern gas
plant now I'm commission, and cicc-
trio plant building, In connection
with other up-to-date institutions OF
like nature.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
Real THANKSGIVING Dinner.

., ioung employed people who arc
iaI' tar away from home need not
N thanksgiving dinner in loneli-
Tess at a hash house" for
nuanksgiving dinner especially for
mem is 70 be held by the two "Y's"
a friendship lodge at the Y. w. G.
=, camp southwest of the city There
nu De turkey with trimmings like
,ue KIND served "at home" and after
o'clock dinner games will be
payed' Reservations, at IS cents
~ pate, may be made at either
ss,soe'ation up 10 9 u'ciock Monday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
Success Around Corner.

Success Is Just around the corner
3r the salvation Army appeal for
Iunds' The fund climbed to S19,2SO
thursday with the addition of 81, 900
rom Sand Springs, and there Is S729
YET to CO. before the goal. $4,000,
IS reached. The workers" achiev-
ms this result are letters sent
through the mail by Finance Chair
man r. A. Beard requesting local
men and women TO join the one
hundred club and raise the deficit
lie appeal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
ia, Want y, a CITY Engineer.

rsa, aoA, Nov. l7.-Effort are being
made made by the Ada Lions. club and
.iie s'ner local organizations, together
sllh the city commissioner. 10 &C.
Iure a city engineer for the city.
aaa has needed a city engineer FOR
sSeyeral years, according 10 city or
sVsls, and although they beIieye
y Nlll be improbable that anv euo-
So oa could he attained in attempt to
We an appropriation for one this
\" lhey state that an effort will
next year. "S' 81" "Ppropria''o"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
You Tell The World

Fridays meeting OF the Chamber
of Commerce at Hotel Tulsa is to bo
an open meeting. according to Prcsi-
dent Alva J. Niles. All members OF
the Chamber OF Commerce are in
vited to attend a sseveral matters Of
Importance TO the membership are
to be discussed. Billy Sunday will
be the stellar attraction.
MIR. AND MRS. Jardon T.. Nc
Phearson. 1850 East Sixteenth 'Streot.
have announced the birth Of a son,
who has been given the name Of
Jardon f., f..
WORD HAS been received here
by friends OF the death OF Mrs. Alice
s. McCiannon OF KimmswIck Mo.
formerly a resident OF Tulsa. We'd
uesday in st. Louis. Mrs. McGannon
was the wife OF the late j. G.. Nc
Cannon, one OF Tulsa's pioneers and
the first president OF the Central
National bank. She recently went to
take special medical treatment. The
body was taken 10 Seneca. Mo-, for
burial
THE SPAVINAW water project
will be presented to voters in pre-
cinct 10 at 7:30 o'clock tonight at
Lincoln schoolhouse, Fifteenth and
Peoria, by Clark Whitoside and j.
NJ. Hayner, Whiteside announced
yesterday. All voters interested In
obtaining facts about the Spavlnaw
undertaking and who may wish to
ask questions concerning the project
should attend this meeting, White
side said.
TO RAISE n budget OF S26, 900 for
! the general operating expenses OF
Trinity Episcopal church during the
| coming year. :hc annua! canvass oi
the membership will be made sun
| day afternoon. Canvassers, after q
dinner in the church. will visit all
members OF the congregation. The
budget sets aside a sum OF $1,000
| for missions.
=
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN SYKES.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

After business hours Friday viii
find members of tho Tulsa Business
and Professions! Wonen's club busy
In the kitchens OF their homes and
lodging places In preparation OF tho
good things 90 eat" which they
viii sell la booth at Convention
hail Saturday night IN connection
with the harvest festival Tho club
has hccn cooperating with tho
Junior chamber or Commerce by
sale or harvest festival tickets.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
is..l, Pence Up the water supply

An4 ~. AHh world.
"a A. nov. 17.-City commission
nasglaed this week, following an
frosyoe OF the Byrd's Mil spring
Ads'. Nn.eh the entlro sourco of
bul5 wafer supply is obtained, to
rp - lence around the spring.
has ane present time the spring
eesabIeSn open, although not ac-
The, uy any domestic stock.
chSs pien ,n 10 build a fence to ex-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

262t East Fourth place. wednesday
announced the birth OF a 11-pound
daughter. The young daughter has
not yet been named.
=
CHARLES BERRY, negro, was
arralgn"1 before Justice S. r.. Halt
man Thursday charged with assault
with intent to kill. and after enter
ing plea OF not guilty was com
mittcd to Jail in default Of bond,
pending his preliminary hearing,
November 20. He Is charged with
shooting Charley Scott, negro, We'd
nesday night in n servants quarters
on the south side.
=
MARRIAGE LICENSES Issued
Thursday: G, l.. James. 81, and Mrs.
Clara Garrett. Sand Springs: Ed
wand X. Caveny, 81, and Marguo-
rite Felts. l6. Beggs. Charles s.
Payne. 81. and Virginia ID. Good
man, IS. Tulsa.
y. r. NELSON Of the firm OF Me-
Donnell and Nelson, architects, will
leave the city November "a and New
York city November 80 aboard the
steamer Adriatic, for Il trip abroad
to study architecture. He will spend
several months in England and
France, and will particularly study
the medium sized English home
which arChitecturally IS radically
different from the type Of similar
size in this country, Nelson said yes
terday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

Upper photo shows caskct bearing
body OF Americas "unisnown sol
dlcr" on gun caisson, being Z, cort .
cd In procession along PcnnsyI-
Nanin avenue by medal men of
service. Lower photo shows Prcsi-
dent Harding and General Perish.
ing marching Immediately behind
the body.
Typifylng the spirit OF reverence
In which America paid tribute 70 It's
war dead in the burial OF the "un-
known soldier" on Armistice day.
President Harding walked behind
the body OF the hero as it was borne
from the capitol TO the national
cemetery at Arlington in the Nlr-
Einia hills. Beside the president
marched General Pershing, the man
who led Americas youth in the
world war. Behind the commander
in-chicf and the general came SUI
preme court members. senators, and
other notables.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

siblc effort Ia being made 20 stimu-
late interest In this plan OF farming
q lg reported.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

J. r. MILAN OF the Bank Of Chel-
sea was a visitor In the city Thurs
day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

MIR. AND MRS. Jardon T.. Nc
Phearson, 1850 East Sixteenth street.
have announced the birth Of son,
who has been given the name Of
Jardon f., Jr.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-22
Copyright BY Geo h Doron G

But this paper says he's getting
better" objected Diummond. "'Suf.
fciently recovered TO conduct business
as usual"
IF he is sufficiently recovered to
conduct business as usual, why did l.:
send his confidential secretary away
yesterday morning ON an urgent mis-
sion to Belfast?"
Search me-" said Hugh. 'Inci-
dentally, how do you know ne did?"
Il asked at the Carlton this morn
Ing" she answered. II said I'd come
after Job as typist for MFR. Potts.
They told me ut the inquiry ofIice that
he was III In bed and unable to see
anybody. So I asked for his secre.
tary, ana they told me what I've Just
told you--that he had left for Belfast
that morning and would be away sew
eral days. 1t may be that there's
nothing in IL; on the other hand, Il
may be that there's lot. And it's
only by following up every possible
clue" she continued fiercely. that ]
can hope to beat those fiends and get
daddy out Of their clutches"
Drummond nodded gravely, and did
not speak. For into his mind had
flashed suddenly the remembrance Of
that sinister motionless figure seated
by the chauffeur The widest guess.
work certainly-nO vestige of proof
and yet, having once come, the
thought stuck. And as he turned IT
over In hts mind. almost prepared to
laugh at himself for his credulity-
miliionaires are not removed against
their will, In broad daylight from one
OF the biggest hotels In London, to sit
in lmmOvable silence in an open car
the door opened and an elderly man
came In.
Hugh rose, and the girl introduced
The two men. "An old friend, daddy"
she said. you must have heard me
speak Of Captain DrummOnd"
81 don't recall the name al the mo-
nent, my dear" he answered courte-
'usly--a fact which was hardly sur.
! fear I'm getting q little
orgetful. You'll stop and have some
Inner. OF course"
Hugh bowed. 81 should like to, Mr.. !,
BENTON. Thank you Sery much. I'm 4
fraid the hour OF my call WAS q little d
Normal. but being round In these
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-22

parts, fc,t must come and took
Miss Ecrton mp"
Ills host smiled absentmindclly,
ans walking to the window, stared
through the gathering dusk ut the
house opposite, half hidden In the
trees. Aud Hugh, who was watching
him from NNler lowered lids. saw him
suddenly clench both hands In a ges-
tulc OF despair
II cannot he said that dinner was
meal of sparkling gaiety. Mr.. Ben
ton was palpnbly III at ease, and be
You'd few desultory remarks spoke
, hardly at all while the girl, who sat
opposite Hugh. though she made one
or two valiant attempts to break the
long silcnces, spent most of the meal
In covertly watching her father. II
anything more had been required to
convince Drummond of the genuine
ness Of his interview with her mt the
Carlton the preceding day, the atmos-
phere NJ this strained and silent party
supplied II.
80 ~ w lillnG DtCu-
liar he rnmbled on In his usual in.
consistent method. Needless Of wheth-
err he was answered or not; but all
the time his mind was buslly working.
He had already decided that Rolls
Royce was not the only car on the
market which could break down mys-
tcriouSly. and with the town so far
away. his host could hardly fail to
ask him to stop the night. And then
he had not yet quite settled how
he proposed to have a closer look at
The Elms.
AT length the meal was over, and
the maid, placing the decanter In |
front of Mr.. Benton, withdrew from
the room.
You'll have glass Of port, Captain
DruminondT" remarked his host, re-
moving the stopper, and pushing the
bottle toward him. IAN old pre-war
wine which | can vouch for"
Hugh smiled, and even as he lifted
The heavy old cut glass, he stiffened
suddenly in his chair. A cry-half
shout, half scream, and stified nj
once-had come echOing through the
open windows. With crash the
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-22

stonnar Col, s,o,, NJ.
lose sngors huaa,.,n. ..a on n.i We,
in front 90 hI,,, III, e nsoi'oo"'
, Of color ,of, his ,ona ' 'e''ise
..I,,s .orao,,,,. =. >
oh,o a. '"ese ua!s 10 ne
nourinp out h,nso,, n,ans Gus, si'
Miss Ranton," ~ 80, "ne'
who was staring ar,,,ur a. ."e s,'
window and Sod ~. y. ,ne
eve ar will do Won 80, MS
His tone ,.os oc.,,
mon,an,,a hos,.iI, es' anu ai'er
the gIoss o,or 90 h,n' avn "e pusiieu
| n ont," sha s.,S 49,, WI YOU pour
was trsmhI,na an na" 81" ''"' sue
.D,, - ~,
With a vain ando .Do " ,a r 'nihgr
h,s To-. 49,, " 'pe"h caiihiy'
..r. ~ " i'sn'
si'' ',p,ru' he answered
,han, oa,a., no'', '"ey nuke doht
omo,r.,, eS III rrahce' when
49, ""s sun nhu only the
e"o ' 500 '"'es went Missing up
oms s ana :" "ea' en, s'artied merry
ou, ee"'i'e' OUT OF their lives He
cana hocr 20 Or '.s" "e .o'or
pu, unah ,o,,oa. nun ince'
nor, a, a a,',a as", ne uraiheu MS
filled his glass.
Outside evarvth,no woa aim.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-22

mans left thumb. The top joint was
crushed into red, shapeless puIp,
and suddenly the meaning of the in
strument Lexington had produced
from his pocket became clear. Also
the reason of that dreadful cry at
dinner.
"By GOdw whispered Drimmond
half to himself, while his Jaws set
like steel wise "a thumbscrew.
The devils the swine :"
"Oh! quick, quick" the girl urged
In an agony. They may be here ut
any moment" She dragged him to
the door, and together they forced
the man into the car.
darlington won't" said Hugh with
grin. "And If you see him tomor.
row-dOn't ask after his jaw.
Goodnight. Phyllis"
GContinued next week
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-07-22

face. Hugh hdd seen II before often
only then Il had been called she'll.
shock. The man was dazcd, semi.
unconscious. Every now and then he
stared round the room. as II he.
wildcred; then he would shake his
head ard pass his hand wcarily over
his forehead For u quarter Of an
hour the scene continued: then LAX.
inston produced an instrument from
his pocket Hugh saw the man
shrink back In terror. and reach for
tie pen. But what imprc ,scd him
most In that momentary flash Of
action was Peterson. There was
something lnhuman in his complete
rasSivity. Even MS he watched the
man signing his name. no trace OF
emotion showed on his farc-whcrens
ON Laking;on'S there Shonc n flendIsh
satisfaction.
The document was stIll living on
the table, when Hugh produced his
revolver. He knew there was foul
play about. and the madness ~ what
he had suddenly made M his mind
to do never struck him: being TINT
manner Of fool, he was made TINT
way. Hut he hgeathed plous PRAYER
that he would shoot stralght-nnd
Then he held his breath. The crack
Of the shot and The bursting of the
only electric light bulb In the room
were alnoSl simultaneous ANA The
next second. with roar of Come
Oh. boys" he burst through the win.
low. At IN Immense advantage |
over the othcrs who could see moth.
Ing for the moment. he Numbered |
'ouhd the room. lie timed the blow
II darlington To a nicely; he hit him
straight ON the point of the Jaw and
le ielt the man 20 down like a log.
men he grabbed at the paper on the
able, which tore IN his hand. and
'lcking the daZed sgncr up bodily.
IL rushed through the window onto
he lawn. There was not an instant
o he lost; only the lmp1SSihility Of
"eing when suddenly plunged into
arkneSs. had enabled him To pull the
hing on 80 far. And. before that ad-
antage disappeared he had to he back
I The Larches with his burden. no
:ht weight for even man of his
trcngth To carry.
But there seemed to he no pursuit,
o hue aud cry. As he reached the
tile gate he paused and looked back.
nj he f.ncicd he saw outside the
indow n CLEAN OF white such rs
lirl Trout. lie fingered for an Instant.
perins into the darkness and recover
X his breath. when with a vicious
hut something buried itself in the tree
'Side him. Drummond fingered m
ore; long years of experience left
doubt In his mind as To what that
was.
"CompreSSed-air rilo-or electric"
muttered to himself. stumbling on,
nj half dragging, half carrying his
lzed companion.
lie was not very clear in his own
ma what TO do next, but the mat
r was settled for him Unexpectedly.
lrely had he got into the drawing
"' "''' ''' uo'i ontHtu anu inc
RI rushed in.
Get him away at once" she cried.
n your ear. Don't waste
cond. I've started her up"
Good girl" he cried enthusiastical-
But what about your"
She stamped her foot impatiently.
m all right-absolutely all right.
I him away-that's all that mat
IS"
prummond grinned. "The humor-
thing Is that haven't an idea
10 the bird is-except that" lie
used. with his eyes fixed on the