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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-10
ANDIDATE EO RSHERIEF:

After consulting with many of my
friends, in all sections of the county,
l have become a candidate for the
nomination for Sheriff, subject 10
the Democratic primaries. and earn
es,.y solicit the support of all Demo-
cratic voters, both ladies and gentle
men.
WILLIAM It. NABB,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-10
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE

The Creamery wants sweet raw
cream to make ice cream, call James
Horseman, Manager. 6i6-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-10
CANDIDATE FOR COUSTY COM
NTSSIONER:-

After giving the matter due con-
sideration and discussing the sltua-
ton with many of my friends IN all
sections of the county, l have decided
to announce my candidacy in the ap-
preaching Democratic primaries for
the office of County Commissioner
and earnestly solicit the support OF
all Democrats. If nominated and
elected l pledge myself 20 do my part
toward an economical administra-
ton of affairs in order that our bur
densome tax rate may be reduced. L
also pledge myself to support the
Democratic ticket whether nominal
ed or not.
CHARLES H. SEWARD,
July 25. BucktoWn District
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-10
ANNOUNCEMENT OF CANDIDACY

NORTHUMBERLAND OF CANDIDACY
I desire to submit my candidacy
for the office of County Commissioner
of Dorchester county to the voters OF
the Democratic party, subject to the
approaching primaries. have al
WAYS been loyal and true Democrat
and have upon several occasions with
drawn in the interest of party har-
mony. If nominated and elected L
pledge myself to the utmost economy
in the expenditure of the public's
money, although heartily in favor OF
the good roads and the best posi-
bic public schools.
J. OTTO ROBINSON.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-10

CANDIDATE FOR SEf1I!IFF:--
l desire to announce my candidacy
for the Office of Sheriff of Dorches-
ter County from Cambridge district,
subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic primaries.
W. E. MARSHALL.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-10
CANDIDATE FOR sHERIFF:-

l hereby announce myself a can
didate in the coming primaries COR
the Democratic nomination for
Sheriff. l served as deputy sheriff
during the second term of Sheriff Il.
w. Bradshaw and am thoroughly
familiar with the duties OF the office.
The support of all Democrats is car
nestIy solicited.
S. D. WEBSTER,
July 25. 1921. Cambridge Md.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-10
INVOLVEMENT OF CANDIDACY

WILLIAM T. NABB,
July 80. Cambridge, Md.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-10

HOWARD l.. Ts1lsfJNDS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07
text OF BRITISH treaty

sin and thr Iri.h Irr, state shall hr
..,cN orru g. ~, .hip, 1T tli' other
uuiiic- on the ~ m"ui ot thu ga,
nmty poii and other dIc>
N'irr Nth GOV, .um.nt ui Co.,.
: i,h frcc stale agree, a. prN fair com
nru.lti"n. on terms not les, iiNoririr
ban tho.c accorded b, IN a,i pi 1890.
To- Judges Officials. mrmhcr, ol pohr'
trt,rs aud other publ, ser, ant, WIN
are discharged hs ~ ~ Who retire be-
''ns"qIcnce % TIN government effected
in pursuance ~ 10. thereof paragraph
Provided thai THIS agreement shall
not ippl, ta members IT ths auVilitrS
o. tee force or p-rsons recruited iu
'.gsii Britain fur The royal Irish con
.'ahultr, during the two year. neat
preceding the dale herrnf Tho Eriii.i
60 crumeui will assume rcsponsibilii,
ilr such compensation II psnsous o..
ma, be- pas able o. any ~ these excepted
p.tsous
"lrtic'e Nj NTH ~, expiration ~
ore m'nih from tho passing of the ssi
parliament inr fhs ratification II this
tr~irumrnt the powers ui tn pariia
uiru' and government uf the IRISH Irrs
state shall not b. eNsrcisai,. ~ ~.
-fec's Northern ireland. and the pro.
,isi'ns ci tine government of Irslasd
'D ~ lase shall ~ far a. the, relate
to Northern ireland. r-nsin of iun
force sud effect. and uo election .han
~ hid Zoe the return IT nrrmb~rS a.
serve in the parliament of tho Irsh
tr'e state fur the c1nstiiuencieS -
>orthern Ir'lsnd, unless resolution y
pas~'d by both houses of parliament q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07

Witch I--Ir'hud shall have iIr
,fmr ,susiituiiDui status On the com.
muuii, ut NATIONS known .. th' ~ iti,h
,mp.r. o. thr Dominion ~ tinad1 thc
Commonwealth ~ lustrilii 90, ~
minipn of New Zealand and the I 1iul
Il south Nri1. With . parliament
hat INK pnorr, o. make laws Tor peace
and urd.r and good government in IT,
land aud an executive responsible q,
tbit pfrliauelt aud shall he styled and
known - the irish lrr" state
iriirlc II->ubicu o. provisions
hereinafter ~ out the position ~ the
IRISH Ircr state in relation 10 the i'm
nsrial parliament. the rp,crnmcni. aud
q. r.eu, -. shall be- that uf The Dumiu
ion ~ Canada aud the practice and cun
siiiiuional usage governing the rcla
iionship q ~. crown. 90 r'pr'~snia.
tive Il the crown. and th. imperial par
iiamsni to the Dominion II Canada,
shall govern their relationship ~ The
irish ire stat.
"Nfiiris N-Ths lri.h irrs state shall
assum~ hahilii, Tor sc'Nic' ~ ths pub
lir dshi II ths I uitsd Kingdom. l~ ~
i.tins At the da,c thereof and toward.
The payment II var pensions. e., eNisi.
ing 81 that dats in proportion ~ may
be FAR and e,Iuiiablc having regard iur
ans iusi clsinis un thr psrt ~ ireland
by way of sstoff 90 counter claim the
sn-ouni q such Sums beins determined
In default IT agreement by thu arbiira.
iion of oDo Or move independent per.
sous being ciilseus o. The British tm
pire
"iriick iN-Tbe ports 81 Great Bnt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07

\,.th,rn I.,'ud 90 favor Of hrldinr
. 60 ,l,,I.r. heiHr, the md ui >aid
month
lftiG, Mn before Ma. cNpiri
lion pi -aid MONTH 1u tddre>~ n pr-
.rn'rd o. h.- wtIl-fl o., both hpu~r.
uf parliament H Northern lreilnd g.
that effect. tb, power. uf the parlis
meui and eo, rnnlrui nf the Irish Frrc
state shall 900 liprrr extend 80 Nurth
rrn Irlpnd and ihr provisions ~ the
ro, ,rrnmeni ~ lrflaud Nd IT lg,1 in
,ludiug tho. .rl1fiug Co the council ~
Ireland shall ,a ilr a. they relate o.
Northcru ireland continue to b. oi full
ioroc aud effect and this instrument
.hlu ha,r effect ~uhirU 10 the ness.
-HrN mnfin,lti"u-
PRO, idsd tllf " such an adlres- i
-r pre~sni,d .lmmissiou consisting
~ three psf- H- ono ~ be- appoinird
b, the government q the Irish Trrc
state ono tn b, appointed b, th' go,
,rnmrut ut y uhrru ireland and one
who shall b, .liIfrLu 90 he appointed
i, the Tfi i-h tnHerumsnt. shall DE-
trfnIps u tfHrdtn,r Nth the ,ti.h.s
uf fh. inhabitants. N Ear n may be
r,mnliih'r with ,rruouic and rru.
rrtrhis conditions. the bnundar, be-
tpssu rurihsfH aud ihe rrsi ai lrrllnd
trd 90 fbs purpu>r li the goternmeui
oi Ireland. NJ ol 1920. add # this in
.... ~. huundaf, ~ ireland shall
h.. such q. ma, hs determined b, such
commission
"N-'irla NIii-tor the purpose oi tho
last foregoing article the powers n the
parliament Il southern ireland, under
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07
wise a financial plan.

short talks wer. made uy T. g. lIm.
SON Sam " BGsWou uf Clarendon W.
u Fuqua y u Niohuls. o. " Mr'u..
Tough Lc, Slit,rwhi', Judre w
Dinw.ddi, az TuuH w. * Fielder Of
Tula. " \ Palmer uf canadian g. y.
Reid " pdnu 4 y M,'trd.ll uf Clor-
cndon. J A Hul ol Canadian John Bns.
wei of rninvicv pud Prof " Hoid
uf Canyon.
Walton pDio't. representing the Texas
Farm Bureau Federation. was giy. n the
floor Tor moment aud told of the orr
ganiHtiuu movement among farmers
declaring that ho believed 10 was going
g. IN. outstanding activity ot this gen
GRAFTON in agricultural development
Al the speakers emphasized the need
uf continuing the pBuhtndl'.r Plains
Chamber uf Commerce and pledged their
support individually and through their
counties in whatever manner possible
Mr S,t,,rvhitc told of auditors and
the attorney general holding that money
given 90 the Organization was a miap.
preparation ~ funds and how 30 would
be- Impossible % get support in this
manner In the future.
Fielder Pledges Md
Mr tiledcr. president of tho Pan
handle Commercial Executive Assuota.
tion. promised The support of that budy
Co the chamber OF commcrc, Boo putting
over a program of work
A roli cali resulted ia the Following
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07

", ul-o urged enactment OF 90, m,i.
w l.r funding the allied debit ru.
posed relief Tor starving Russia anI
expressed satisfaction over tho nations
lUur roo pa,o and held out nrpmis, OF
uli lur th, world iu war restoration
a heart, reception was given th,
president hy what was said 90 hy ono
m thp LARGEST audiences ever ium,i
into the House chamber Domure'fH.
uuus u il minute each occurred
when hr entered az 1890 u.clooE. uHI
us1iu when ho concluded at 1920 th,
entire audience standing and upphud
ng Applause also broke into h.s ad
dress frequently especially from House
members when ho discussed topics of
administration policy aud with especial
volume when he advanced his plan for
tribunal Go weigh disputes between
capital and hbor and declared that
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07
100 LOSE THEIR lives IN OIL TANK ExPL L0SI0N
10 Counties Will
Back d. d. G.. OfC.
By Raising Funds

Assurances Of financial support directly indirectly from s
Panhandle counties received the called meeting OF the Pan
Chamber of Commerce yesterday afternoon at the
city hall in the raising budget of $4,000 continue the work
organization for period six months ending the fiscal
June g. 1922.
President f. Finley Psmpa called the meeting to order and
outlined the purpose of the gathering stating that to find out
desired continue the organization and to de-
wise a financial plan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07

w. COVE. n'''I .. i''.'"" N'i "i i''N.
'o elect u.mH... .I I.. .Yuu.u ui irr.
l,nd shall lff.r H.. uHrIHm,uf ui the
Irish Ir', >fHf, I. l. fIfu,d I, ever.
'isrd %, thHf parliament
"Ntu,h Nv 500. r..,..f Itiuu Of
said month if Dbl. ...t .Hir... l, nisu
iirurd CO.. Au.H ~ H.r,.f o.. pr,-sut.i
'hr f,rhtm.uf .I ur ....rumrm ui
Noribrrn h,laru .HrH continue to ,.,
.'"'.. % "''..'- \.r'h..n lrl'rd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07
COURT To SETTLE
QUARRELS ON PAY
FOR LABOR URGED

WASHINGTON Dec. (By Associated Press-Lsunchng Of
the session of Congress completed today with the delivery
by President Harding of his opening address joint session Of the
Senate and Hou made notable by the of delegates the
limitation conference.
Proposals for flexible tariff adjustable by the president the
tariff commSson for industrial tribunal and for constitutional
the flood of taxiree securities securities
the presidents outstanding statements domestic affairs Turning
the international field the president said Of the mta
ton conference that q" gratifying world accomplishment
impr obable."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07
Ireland Becomes
Free Country By
Terms OF Treaty

LONDON Dec lRy Associated Pros'-Ihc eenturies-Old
quarrel between England Ireland ended had been ervent
hoped the small hours Of Tuesday morning BY the signature IN
the Prime Minister cabinet of "a treaty between Great
Britain and Ireand" ,ontrr eighteen articles giving ireland
the and he constitutional status
a. Canada Australia and other overseas dominions.
The question allegiance which up the last moment threat
oned TO wreck the negotiations urn'uned By permitting the
the Irish parliament allegiance to the constitu
ton Of the Irish Free state end faithful his majesty the
King"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07
ENTENTE PROPOSAL PUTS
DELEGATES in QUANDARy

WASHINGTON Dec g. (By Associated Press)-The effort to
find acceptable substitute for the alliance has
diverted the attention of the delegates the question
Of naval ratio temporarily into the back ground
Both the Japanese and the British have include
the United States entente that may replace the alliance and
tentative treaty draft under consideration by
ments concerned would provide for quadrup also
including France.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07
NEGROES SPIRITED
AWAY TO MISS MOB

pAII y. TeNas. Dee G.-Eliiah
Gr.ir~. George lNrlluueh aud jake
Grave. rtcrur-. who face charges
81 msbrrN wilt firearms NJ Waco.
m connection with the .hooting
Thursday oi = 1. Couually there.
aud Whu r.r'urd Violence at the
hind, of q Waco moh Monday
mghi. were brought here today and
placpd ~ the Dallas county jail.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07
NEFF ON HIS WAY TO
meet MARSHAL F0CH

lN Associated Press
NNN A\TONIO. TrNaN. dec. g.
The special train hearing Marshal
Ioch and his party Is due to reach
here ut $50 u'rlrtl, tomorrow morn.
ing Gu, Pat VI \cif oi Texas, ne.
,mplui'd b, Mai " u. Tuttlc.
commander ui tlr local american
leuiun camp, went to lValde,
TrNa,, tonight tu meet the Foch
train. which Is due At valde at
iiO O'Clock tomorrow morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07
DYNAMITE PLANT
STARTS BURNING
AFTER DISASTER
0BEL WORKS ARE DE-
STROYED AT SARA
TOURS, PRUSSIA.

UH N..'fIN.'N q f'HH
BERlI\, Dee. Cit il reported
that 100 persons lost their lives 90.
day ~ the result of the explosion
Of an oil tank In the Nobel Dyna-
mite Works al Sarrtouris, Rhen-
nish Prussia. The works are burn.
ing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07
GOLD NINE is REPORTED
OPENED Near SHAMROCK

SHAMROCK, Dec e Special to the News)-A gold mine has
been discovered Wheeler Comfy according Mr. Undertake
who lives nine Shamrock and upon whose place shaft
has been sunk feet said large deposit of both gold and
silver has been found.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-07

lCONTINVLD " PAGE TwOJ
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-07-22

UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK
CITY there has been formed by the
leading Zionists of America the PAL.
ESTINE DEVELOPMENT COUN-
GIL. Mrs. Fels has just cabled this Or
Ganization $50,OOO.OO for its wholesale
Cooperative Supply Society for Pal
estine. Henrietta Sold is for the AM
erican plan heart and SOUL Judge
Mack is chairman and Jacob De Haas
temporary secretary and Justice Bran
deis honorary chairman Of this organ
ization. Those Zonists who want to
see something concrete done at once
without any red tape will do well to
write headquarters. AS "Pied Proph-
ct" predict that in twelve months
time the biggest single factor in the
Zionist Organization Of America will
be the Palestine Development Council.
And now in conclusion lie tine say
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-07-22

that note in his desperate search for
arguments Mr.. Dannenbaum went all
the way to Greek mythology and had
something to say about my being like
Achilles sulking in his tent and that If
! must sulk | should drop the flap.
This is amusing. Here we have papal
bull from the Zionist pope of Texas
who forge:s that the Cleveland Con-
vent!on is over and that he is no Ion
ger chairman. Let me say at once that
so far as sulking is concerned | want
to go on public record as believing
that Mr.. Dannebaum of Houston as a
money-getter can be of more service
either to the Keren Hayesod or the
Palestine Development Council as Ma
tional Committeeman than Mr.. Rosen-
field of Dallas. ! think the change
made is a very good one. And | will
carry the mythology even a step fur
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-07-22
FRIDAY, July 20, 1921

ther. 1t may be remembered that
Achilles eventually killed Hector and
that Priam, Hector's father, was per.
mitted to have his sons body on pay
ment Of suitable ransom. Mr.. DAN
nenbaum did nave certain reputation
for high decorum and fairness in pub
lie controversy. The gentleman whom
he dubs Achilles has laid that reputa-
ton rather low. But If Mr.. Dannen-
baum upon his restoration to health
desires to have the body Of that repu-
tation returned he has only to pay the
ransom Of public acknowledgement
wherein is specified his misunder-
standing of Mr.. Rosenfeld's position
and then will the analogy of Mr.. Ros-
enfield as Achilles and Mr.. Dannen-
baum as Priam be completely estab-
lished.
JONAS A. ROSENFIELD.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-07-22
KEREN HAYESOD A CHALLENGE
TO JEWRY.

(Contlnued from rage lo).
transformed into a prosperous coun-
try where millions of Jews live as a
free and Woodworking nation; if they
see our laws of justice not only wri.-
ten in the Bible, but embodied in our
social order, our statesmen respected
advisers in international councils, our
agriculture a model of skill and inten-
lveness, our industries productive,
our science, art, literature, flourishing
and perhaps delivering to the world,
once again, a new message from Sin
al; if the nations one day see all this
realized, the remotest OF the scattered
Jewish communities will feel its posi-
ton strengthened and the respect of
its neighbors increased.
How can this result be attained!
The first step leading to it is colon.-
cation.
The Keren Hayesod-the "Founda.
ton Funds the organ through
which the Jewish people intend t.
raise the large sums necessary for the
successful development of this coloni-
cation.
What is meant by colonization"
and what are the methods by which
large numbers of Jewish immigrants
can settle and find a steady livelihood
in Palestine?
Palestine, within its present boun-
diaries, is a country of about 10000
square miles, inhabited by some $780,
900 people (of whom only 10 per cent
are Jews). This means, that on the aV-
erage, every square mile Of Palestin-
iaan territory contains seventy-fve in
habitants only. But in the neighboring
Lebanon there are ITO inhabitants to
every square mile; in Sicily, S52, BEL
GUM, 65S.
This shows that Palestine could nc.
comodate an incomparably larger pop.
riat.on tha tit does at present. There
is room for many millions of Jewish
immigrants without any need Of
squeezing out the present inhabii-
ants 1t is only a question of develop
ing the country's economical resour-
ces; in other words, question of cur
own energy and skill.
Much, of course, is to be expected
from private initiative-whether b.
individual capitalists or by co-opera-
tive groups. In the development of in
dustry and commerce, for instance, ii
will be the main factor. The Keren
Hayesod does not intend to replace
Trivate initiative; on the contrary, one
of its chief objects is to encourage 1t
and 10 facilitate it's progress in Pa
estine.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-07-22
Read the Jewish Monitor,
THE POPE IN TEXAS.

Continued from Page n.
that Zionists can do from now on is
to close the chapter of polemics and
take courage from the fact that at 81
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-14

W. H. c. writes: A year ago. my
enginc began to leak oil and lose
compre sion and l had new rings
put IA, but without much benefit as
it now leaks worse than ever and
has very smoky exhaust. These
rings were not grouNd in. Do you
think that if a new set OF rings were
ftted in that way, existing condi-
lions would be remedied? Engine
has run $4,000 miles.
Answer: You better have your
cylinders tested for rountness and
uniformity of bore by a competent
machinist and, if they are found
much out of true or scored, have
them trued up. If they are still
fairly true and smooth, you better
try new set of rings, but not other
wise The hand fitting OF rings by
blueing and filing until a bearing all
around is obtained is very slow and
expensive, probably nearly as costly
az having the cylinders bored out
WIZ true and perfect cylinders, you
ouPh. o obtain a very good ring fit
with stock rings, standard or over
sizo, without hand fitting, if they are
put in with proper groove fit and
and c'caranCe and good round rings
are used.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-14
T7TNT~ &c ~xr -
l20E - q 49, SvglR&N n
- SrrT ! CLOUGH
Copyright, 1921, by the International Syndicate
How Is Your Engines Compression?
'srrT ! CLOUGH

LcaEy Cyl'ndcrS Engi0c "PcpcS' And Irod0M
EVERY ALTERNATE DOWNST}OKE of an engine piston
nderm gasoline drawn in from the car
be squeezed the nal
" above the piston the latter ascend on IT'S sue
str0cnd spark AT
o stroke If charge
in while these operations
supplied
eyocaby lost
The condition OF
that the cylinder should be
the time that It's
letting in the charge until It's exaustVave opens
10 II there from the
cylinder period it simply that portion of the iue
mufler kCase tlat
usefuly pushed the piston has
cylinder should absolutely confne its
this
satisfactory engine thus tight said to
when its is raised by
This ideal condition
tghncss seldom realized but practical ghness
efficiency
becomes OF the most
quick easy that 1000 miles at least
ion s q
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-14

brush does not make a perfect con-
tact, it may be the cause of low volt
age. We believe that if the gener-
ator voltage is right the Cut-out will
operate properly, without spring re-
adjustment. You can at least smooth
mp its contacts, clean out all dust
and make sure that its connections
are tight and. as last resort, weaken
IFS SHRINE. slightly
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-14
POLISH FOR BODY WORK

j. II. c. asks: What kind OF polish
IS best to use on the finish of a car?
Answer: Amy kind of polish that
is known TO give satisfactory results
On other fine vanished surfaces,
such as pianos and high-grade furni-
turc. il is generally considered that
compounds containing .turpcntnc.
kerosene, vinegar, muriatc acid or
an excess OF oily material AFRO TO 10
avoided The best of tho prepared
WaN"s seem to give excellent results,
1ercod that polish should be
uglN. applied with n soft
Ike washed chcoscCloth and
" ~ u nearIy dry condition.
ne moioriSt 1riH be GnSUcrcd in mis-
cdi0Ic dnSUcr is dCSWcd, enclose ScU-
} AlJcrt h. Ciopgh, care u our office.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-01
Shaving
Supplies
at
Euery
Day
Prices

soc Durham Duplex Blades ..,....,.,. SOC
SOC Auto-Strop Blades ......,.......,..,3 ,3oc
85c Ender's blades s...................2 29G
soc Gillette Blades ....................3 soc
Il.OO Gillette Blades ...............,.7s 7sc
soc Gem Blades Observation-Disclosures. 30c
SOC Ever Ready Blades s.................3 3Sc
35c Pslmolive Shaving Cream ..,.,,......2 2eC
3bc williams Shaving Cream ............2OC
soc Mennen's Shaving Cream ............ 8Oc
&l,b0 Pinaud's Lilac VegCtal .,..........0 .0Ic
7bc Impurted Raw Rum ..............67 $40
2bc Monnen's Tale for mon ..............iOc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-01
Douglas MacLean and Doris
May at the Palace Theater
TOddyin 23h Hours LeaUe

Iu order to satisfy popular de-
muud. the Palace thsuur manage
myut has arranged "a special show
mg today Uuly ut lhr comedy sue.
cess "rwrnu Three and Ham
Hours Leave. Joy Mary Roberto
Rluphtar'. This Is the fOh time
that 'his picture has been shown 300
Tulsa and hoa played to capacity
audiences upon Ita every return
This Be- the sam. comedy that gave
DougIus MaDl,au hlg right to star
ring huuuis and tho Same can bc
said of 4 cp,rm.ug Doris MAY who
piayg opposite 'u the iniutlblo