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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-28
FARM FOR SALE IN FRANKLIN
OWN, AS THE FELIX GARCEAU
FARM, ON Blue HILL.

The farm is located o. Blue Hill, part
-. i'll Franklin and parity in Bozrah, and
CONSISTS OF about go acres of land, farm
mouse of IL rooms. WitE large attic that
Can easily be made into Ewo more rooms,
Two large barns, an ouIoulldlng adapted
for mIlh, vegetables and storage pur-
poses. The farm Is situated on the cross
road from Bozrah TO Franklin. a quarter
OF a mile from the state road from Nor
witch TO Wil.imantic. There are about loo
acres OF first rate tillage and grass land.
also about IS acres of woodland, from
which over loco cords OF merchandise
cord wood may be easily CUT, and for
which there is nearby market; also
about 40 acres of pasture. also apple
orchard of 400 trees. The farm, has a
grand and picturesque view OF miles of
surrounding country, is eight miles from
Norwich, three miles from the village of
Fitchvilie and Yantic. with easy hauling
to market and railroad. Place is well
watered, having never-faiiing brook,
springs and two wells. Place will keep
100 head of cattle and cut over So tons
of hay.
For further information. apply to
FELIX GARCEAU, on the premises, or
to WILLIAM H. SHIELDS, IS Broad
way. Norwich, Conn. jan27d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-28
A Bulletin For Sale
Advertisement VIII Sell 1t
FOR SALE

= FOR sAI.E-Fcsm Of 40 acres, Is min
utes' walk from franklin Square 2 head
OF cattle, l good horse, 40 hens, all farm
ing tools, price $3,3e0. Inquire Edward
Pionfkowski.i 2ss Prospect st: jan2Sd
from high grade pedigrHed stock. Lee
Grand Chappell, Montviile Conn. jan2Sd
FOR sALE-Two fresh Holstein cows,
one good riding horse. John Meditz, r.
T. d. q, Norwich. Old Beulah Farm.
jan2sd
FOR sALE-Grindstones .3O"x4", Just
right for farmers. machine shops, etc
The Chelsea File Works. Inc. Sherman
St. Norwich. Conn. s-' jan2Sd
ron sALE-Household furniture. IS
Sherman st. jan2dS
FOR sALE-Diamond ring of consid-
cradle value. pawned $50. sacrifice pawn
ticket for $40; also couple other tickets
chance for speculator. Miss Betty, 3S9
Second Ave-; New York; jaS2sd
FOE sALE-Heavy Barred cockerels,
IS. Julius Mattern. Telephone. jan2Sd
FOR sALE-Twenty hens. $3.50. Call
z4I. 9anzeo
FOR SALE-Modern six-room cottage
in excellent condition, equipped with all
the latest conveniences. including steam
heat, electric lights and laundry; will sell
"a.
Broad St. Danielson. Tel. 29s. jan2Sd
/ FOR. SALE - Two splendid female
thoroughbred Boston bull terriers, very
pretty animals, SIS each. Birchs Market,
Mann St. Danielson. TEL 1924. jan2Sd
FOR SALE--House Of seven rooms, one
acre of land, garage Tor three. cars on
Peck st; inquire I.dw. PoiDLkowskl, z63
Prospect st. 1anzId
FOX sALE-Bre eding cockereis, S. c.
Brown and White Legnorns, S. e.. r. l.
keds anu Eng.ish CORNISH. e. Z. hath
bun. 80 Bentley Ave. Eel. 757-4. JAM I'd
FOR sALE-Good strong durable baby
carriage III nrst Class CONDITION. Phone
1213-3. janzid
FOR sALE-Four year old Jersey. cow
anu calf. lei. 6Ii-1z. George Lambert,
Occum. janz7d
E0R >, SALE-Good low-down milk
wagon, s Gains, horse and harness; also
cheap WoTk horse, SO > CONCORD pusSy,
| 500. Dan4el M. Brown. Planusld, conn.
Phone '2I-S Mooosup. janzId
MADAME LeNormands famous cele-
brateu sypsy witch fortune telling cards
Sent pos tptt4d on receipt OF 81. J. L. Nll-
hams BOOK Co., Worcester, Mass. jan2Sd
| FOR SALE-Player. piano. cheap. if
taken at once. L.. j. Bruette, III LAuI el
ttill Ave, or Phone 1871. So jan20d
FOR sALE4lAood, Stove lengths. G.
A. builard; Tel. 1854. Jan26d
FoR SALE-Two new mich COWS CIV
\ ing 70 Guarls day, ages ) and A years
! Registered tiolsteins WIN A. H. o. regis
] try aild records; two yearlIng bulls from
prices. ". s. Drown, Shepard EIli Farm
| Central Village. conn. Tel 2S5l2 Moosup
jans5d -
! For SALE-SawmiIr euufpnent, Az
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-28
PAPER HANGING

PAINTING and paperhanging first
eiasa work AZ falling market pricesEPhoue
l3e9-e. Kualick, $50 Central Ave-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS

DR.. Frank Bohn, VINO speaks ~ Tin
Community House next Monday eYeniag
is 4 man with a message. Ills expefts
eace has been wide, and he brihgS u
TIE subject he discusses, Democracy
New ana Old" sound judgment and dse7
faith in America. These who heard ht1
address at the Ckautzuqua last sunfrsef
speak very highly oil his gifts asa sHeaks
er. He comes 10 Norwich under the aus
pices Of the brotherhood of the United
CONGREGATIONAL church
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-28

FOR SALE
265-acre farm. IUU OF which is smooth,
level, ',r4Cn land TOR cuiLlN alton, paIance
pasture and wood, aua1teu Tor lIInper,
IL head OF cattle, eAlra good EoI SEES,
4u0 cnlcAens, + ord truck, l gas engine,
1l-room mouse, with barn, onIy 2 miles
from tranKnn square. or tull parucu
lars, see
A. v. COVELLO.
Tel 6S3-3. 1913 Cliff st.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
notice.!

Norwich, Conn.,, will meet in the City
Hall Building in said Town, each day,
Sundays excepted, from February LIST
to February list, from 10 a. n. TO i
p. m. to listen to appeal from the
doings of the Assessors, and to trans
act any other business proper to be
done at said meeting.
Dated at Norwich, Conn.,, January
18th, 1921.
FRED G. PROTHERO,
JAMES C. FITZPATRICK,
FELIX E. MCMAHON,
Board Of Relief.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

is rlcnt% c. INCENTIVE FOR big results
from all members. II can be said
with certainty that members are not
going 10 let such an opportunity pass
without putting forth the greatest
possible effort. The ones who cap
turc the bigger awards are going to
have To do some real hust!iug right
uu until the last day Of the campaign
The third period Of the campaign
starts on Thursday and ends on May
T.? ana carries with il "A liberal extra
credit value than the offer following
i, In effect the last week OF tho cam
paiEn This period will he known as
Speed Up" days because il Is the
time for all members ID speed NJ
and prepare tor the home stretch"
o! the race.
During speed Up" days subscrip
lions Viii earn 80 per cent more Than
the regular schedule. For example,
one year by carrier. which ordinarily
earns lO.OOo, Wiz earn $4,000 credits.
ON. year hy mail which counts 5000
credits on the regular schedule VIII
now Coun; 10000. other subsCrip-
schedule OF credits allowed during
speed Up" days appears in the adj
vcrtiscmont in today's paper.
speed ~" Days Mcnn. Much.
member 70 make the best possible
showing during speed Up' days and
to turn in every subscription they
can secure rather than 10 hold them
for the last week. During the last
week ~ the campaign subscriptions
will only earn so per cen; bonus
credits That extra 10 per cent III
tretiis means lot, maybe just
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
CARD PARTY FOR HOSPITAL
FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN

y subscription card party for the
Benefit OF Crippled Childrcn's los
pitai Will be given on Monday after
noon. Mag l6, by Mrs. T. r.. Tragic
and Mrs. Ed. &. Schrfcr at the home
Of Mrs. 7. T.. Tragic, loco First Ave-
nue.. Highland Park. Tables may he
reserved by telerhoning boulevard
29S9-J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

enough 10 put one over the top" for
one of the biggest awards
While the next period does not start
until Thursday. members need not
wait until then TO start to work.
Every one should start out Monday
so that by Thursday they Will have
big reports to make.
The next lis, Of members will be
published in The Evening Dispatch
on Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
JOHN MARSHALL FINALS
TO BE HELD ON JUNE g

MI public schools of the city will
Close for the summer vacation period
on June ny .. according To Am AN
uouuCcmcnt made yesterday by j. IL.
Btnford. assistant superintendent Of
schools. Because of the larE" mum
h"r OF students attending the John
Marshall High School. il is probable"
that The hnal day viii bc celebrated
June 9.
Examinations will start at John
MHrshnll MAY 81. and VIII continuc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

through June L. while the .iinais'
schools until June /. The schcduI"
Tor examinations in the elementary
schools viii be practically the same
as that OF the high SCHOOL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
''Cets-It''
Ends All
CorIns
Just rs Good for tallu>c>. Money
Back II II Fails.

Thirty seconds after YOU touch the
oo!n Win this liquid corn remover
Tho ishhnr. s;uhbiug pain OF ii stops
.H limo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
CAPITAL DEALERS
COMING TO SHOW
40 Auto Statesmen of Ok
lahoma City to Bc Here
on February 10

pi.k C1rnHrJ president. l0d va
gar r. Nrll. secretary OF thu okla
humn cay Automobile Dealers us.
gu,tattlp, WI hc lhu quests OF Tul-a
uu Thursdu, February TO- Iu order
to be- ON hand Tor oklahoma Cliy day
at the Tulsa Automobile show. ur.
,urdiup tu uu uuuuun. yWDul made
Ncstotdt, 10, show officials rho
delegations uf capital dealers iu.
cludr every motor ear agent in tine
capital u be- ail
Another spccHl feature added 'u
the SHOW tnH year viii De- thc dis.
play or q specially made ear ut the
high priced variety which iH the
first iu the southwest of this mako
Tho ear la thr property ut am OK.
mulErc millionaire
Monday approximately 80 auto.
mobile dealers ut Tulsa, driving the
make of car they offer 60 the mar
kot viii leave hero ON tour of
Tulsa county ana eastern oklahoma
In tho interest ~ ADVERTISING for the
show. IL ts planned 20 consume a
week ON This tour.
Announcement was made vcstor-
day that Hrnugomvuta have boon
made this year to provide for dane
lng each night W the show with spc-
rlu music, the dancing to begin ~
10 o'clock
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
BANDITS VICTIM
FIGHTS FOR LIFE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CoNTGNUEp FROM PAGE oNE
Davis was warned about the shoot
Ing and Immediately left the vicinity
only 20 report atfthe police station
about an hour later that he mad
been held up on riverside Drive by
two men. After robbing him the
men made Davis a chauffeur ana
while riding about asked him about
a girl whom they said they had shoi
a half hour before,
Story il Corroboratcd.
Officers say that Miss Snyder told
The same story as Davis.
81 the hospital yesterday MISS
lampns said that after being hit IN
Y arm she was bothered so much
W,h tho pain that she didn't re-
member the car hitting anybody
'Al know" she said, was that
three men Jumped out In front of
The car and shouted at US to stop,
Before the car could come 10 a
siaUdsuN someone began shooting
ana felt an awful pain In my left
arm and slid down into the floor OF
The car. The next thing | knew was
'Aa' something had hit me in the
naDk--,t felt like a rcd hot wire. !
u"n remember any more until. !
found myself in the hospital talking
To- doctor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
SOFT JOBS OPEN AT D. C.
t-Scar Si2,OOO Men Wanted to
Work for War Finance Corp.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-Nant-
cd Two men at $4,000 year
each for four years.
Applicants can flt into soft hcrths
vacant on the dirlecorate OF the war
finance corporation.
Easy work, short hours self rum
ming offices, upholstered comforts
when at work. unlimited mcohani-
cal helps and other sfiicc luNurics,
besides big pay,
Secretary Of the Treasury Hous-
ton said today after a long search,
"Thc Jobs are attractive but avail
able mon can't be found"
A half dozen ciiglblcs already
have been presented 10 the prcsl-
dent by Secretary Houston, but ap-
parcutly none OF them want the
Jobs.
Both democrats and republicans
have declined them.
Tho president 81 Is said. VIII fl'l
the places AS soon as secretary
Houston can find ayailob'os.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
HITS AFFAIRS BOARD


w iNp Ashot lh'cu lffHH
OKLAHOMA CITY, Ian. al
Abolishl"ent of the state board Of
public affairs is proposed In "a bill
prepared for introduction In the
state senate Monday. A commits
sionor of affairs N proposed by the
bill to replace the board. The head
of the oftairs department is to he
appointed by the governor and win
bc bonded to tho extent of 100000.
4 section uf the bin declares against
the creation Of deficiencies by any
state officer csen under the APP
provHl uf IA. governor. This was
Also Incorporated In u previous bill
by W. II. wallace Of Pauls Valley.
Should tho commissioner of pub
lic affaliA allow deficiencies 30 az
pear he would bc liable on his bond
for double tho amount OF the deficit
onCy. according to the bill's provis
Ions.
Tho salary Of tho com missioner In
PLACED at $4,000 lie will consult
with the heads Of all state institu-
lions asking the legislature for
funds. he making the recommends
ton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
TRAPS GREAT GOLDEN EAGLE
Farmer Catches Bird That prcycd
ON Ills stock.

LIBERTY, Mo. Jan. IA great
golden eagle, which measured feet
from wing zip To wing TIP, came out
of the clouds, swuupod down on the
farm Of George Hash, eight miles
northwest OF Liberty last week and
carried away a 2j-puund lamb, As
he scared Into the clouds the uu-
fortunate lamb could be sccn dang
ling down under the great bird s
body.
-Four successful trips were made
To the same farm and sheep and
pigs were being carried away each
time. Then Hash noticed the bird
always al!ghtcd on certain hay
stack before catching his prey lie
placed great steel trap there aud
the bird came down and was caught.
The family was startled by hear
ing shrll screams and a terrific
Tapping OF wings, and on looking
out saw the trapped eagle, being at
tackled by hundreds OF hawks and
smaller birds. The farmer Killed
he eagle, It will bo mounted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
VISITING INDIANS
TRICkED, HELD UP
Quartet Accepts Invita-
tion of Stranger to
Ride and Drink

T,rrpr, br,, MI. Ga. ,.,p. nf
another b,ldup l,sf r..l. vnrr f,Ir
VISITORS Who 6,d a,.rrr,l rl. rfl.r
,f , s..tug.f .. .... ..1, .,,.i,r n,
r,ruts,d 4, fIr.t.u ANN, ,r,f,..n
mcnts" utr,d ,u hi. ....f. and .i
IN, puInt of , ruu nrd,r.d tn,u u.ii
~ Inc car robbed iu,m nU ana
rncn drove orr. u D. s.u.f t.u,,.
Kan. John $ Hunter pavnushl.
NJ Gov leh,lff. and John ltruVu.
ur. ppVhuskl. ul Indians. wen, tn,
,i.iiua
Abouf li.gn o..Iu.h in, uulrt..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22

others Of Labor's National Peace
Council to bring about the muni-
.tious works strikes nv the time the
jniicd states had pouu tu war with
Germany the story had hc,u com
plctod ~ his schemes down 60 the
conspiracy for the bombing uf ships
~" indictments Ger "H:"S "yrc thC
basis ~ his third trial
oar declaration of war left Great
Britain free to return RntClcn to
this country for trial liC reached
New YORK for the thirt timb on
April 2J, 1917.
Two days later his trial on the
charge of conspiracy with Iahor's
Natiounl Peace Council began under
Judge Edward T., Crshmau. II re-
suited In his conviction, with Lamar
and Martin. bn May -, 1917, he
was sentenced To imprisonment for
one year. lie wac returned to the
Tombs aud ON NuN 20, 1917,
pleaded guilty before Judge Mayer
To the passport fraud and was SEN
fenced to twenty months additlonal
! imprIsOumCut
on Jan. 10. 1gIS. he was taken
/ to court To stand trial before Judge
/ liarlsnd Is Howe on the bomb con.
splraCy charge. sixteen other Ger,
/ mans were named IN this con,
| spiraCy the specific allegation being
] that u bomb had been put aboard
the steamship KIRK oswald. which
sailed for France May T. 1915. she
was said To he ono OF thirty-fuuI
vessels on which fires or explosions
! had been attempted or achieved, tn,
! Lusitauia on her last voyage being
| Included In the lirt.
OF this charge, too Rintolcn wa
| found guilty and on Feb. o., wa,
sentenced by Judge Howe TO serv,
| one year and siN months and to pay
Ia fine Of $4,000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
BAR WOMEN ON THIS JURY
Prosecutor Fears Iiody May Have to
he Locked Up NJ Night.

TTTTINTlETIT|TIIN IHTT' II T'TFTI0
women on "A panel from Wnlch q
jury will hc selected 20 try uni
vcrsity student, william y. BIincs,
charged with the killing ot Elmer
C. Drowcs. also u student here, last
tail viii not be permitted To serve,
the state announced today because
uI the possibility OF tho jurors being
locked up all night. No accommu-
dattons have yet been provided for
women. Brincs pleaded not guilty
today.
Brcwcs, friend of Brinos, waa
found dead October II on the out.
skirts Of the city. Several days later
Briucs' automobile was found nban-
doncd and after n lapse of few
days he surrendered to the police.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
Rail LdWyer Kills Self
BY EieUen-StOry Drop

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2I.-W. NJ
Coleman of New York. general
counsel FOR Hudson Il Manhattan
Railroad CO. committed suicide uCro
by jumping (rom the eleventh story
of "A hotel on Pennsylvania avenue.
Mr.. Coleman left note i'm his
room at the hotel, willing an of his
property to his wife. Hotel attaches
said there was nothing in thr note
to explain why hc desired to end his
life. tie was so years old and came
here from New York.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
2O4 INDICTMENTS
ARE BROUGHT IN
Il. S. Grand Jury at Mus
kogee Winds Up Its
Winter Session
DYER PRAISES BODY
s.. Louis Judge, Finishing
His Sitting, Compliments
Jurors and Court Aides

Special 20 The world.
NlsKOGEE, Jan. gl.--Brlnging
i'm .0l indictments to add TO "a pre-
,ious.y brought in, the federal grand
Jury closed It's January session here
,.l,v with a record OF 22S true bills,
affecting probably $50 persons.
Number bills totalled so, largely be-
,susr every possible case was
brought before the jury, 1t was said.
! The action brings the total or in
d.c,mCuta !n the last three months
ND to 500, affecting more than 500,
% is estimated.
After two weeks OF the most turb-
uIrn. sessions of federal court seen
rr- 100 many months Judge
David f. Dyer took the oCca-
sion NJ the grand jury's report to
compliment the jurors, the attorney s
and me clerks office.
They are the most efficient and
courteous / have ever seen in many
years experience said the judge,
who has served over 20 years Ola the
federal bench ana who was United
States attorney IN Missouri under
Ulysses Grant.
on, more went TO the federal
prison before the judge left court.
". NJ. Edwards of Coalgate will
serve two years for Illicit distilling.
The Judge left Muskogee this after
noon for st. Louis. He will be sue
,tcded Monday by the regular
Judge Il. /. Williams, who for the
past two weeks has been holding
,.yI docket IN Tulsa.
Few Of tho indictments were
made public because of the dcfcn-
dar,s not yet being arrested. Most
we're Tor liquor charges it was said
Among those indicted and now
under bond were n. A. Rial, head
Of T. o. Is. OIL company, defraud
!ng. r. y. Hunt, negro solicitor FOR
fake Industrial school; William
Hess. John Mcintyre. John Tucker
and Jack King, charges with posses
sion Of stolen autos and victrolas al
SapuIpa. These goods were said t.
have been stolen at Davenport and
Ohmulgee.
Roy Edgcrly who is said TO have
stolen shoes from an interstate snip
ment. also was indicted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
.iOLDS UP A STREET CAR
Tone Bandi, Gcts SIT and $3.50 In
Tickets ON Norih Peoria I.inc.

Mutorman II. O'COnuor. 9lg east
seventh, about II o'clock last night
on the North Peoria line. Fourteen
doliarr In money ana $3.50 worth
Of tickots.
The man got on the car at the
end of the limo ana paid his fare 20
ride To town, according to O'CunuOr
Just >cforc the car got To- the Via
duct on Peoria the lone passenger
walked into the vcsNbulc aud told
the muturmuu 10 stop his car under
the viaduct Here At the point uf
gun no took the money and tickets
and ran north.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22

MoNTGOMERN, Ala Jan. 2l.-A
.n ner cannot prosecute a damage
s''l against the government, even
.'I q bump sustained on troop
.d'h. The state supreme court held
,oday In rejecting the appeal OF
"a oo Moon. The soldier had sought
feh ages from Director General OF
}a"'ualS Walker -. Hines. alleginG
''al train employees had locked him
.4i OF his car, when he stepped Oft
,o' lunch az Alexander city and he
vas INJURED while standing on tho
N,ps " Tho Train.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
G.. @, T.. Jubilee Planned.

Miss Alice Robertson, America
only congresswoman and Percy Az
well. prominent Dallas attorney, VIII
be the main speakers here Feb. IL
O., the republic jolliflcation meeting
iu honor O. their recent victory at
The polls and of LIncoln's birthday
More than - Oguests, many of them
.rom out Of town. will be here. Mos
OF rhc guests will be- from this con
grcss!onal district, but many from
other parts OF the state also may 81,
with the bauuucters. Fully n third
of those present will be wohen
largely because Of Miss Robertson
victory over Congressman Hastings
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
ATTACK PACKERleS CONTROL
senators sherman Of Illinois and
Irrnnlh Of Mninr kLCh.

WASHlNGTOS, Jan. 2l.-Pro-
posed government regulation ~ the
meat packers and allied induftrlrs
drew fire i'm the senate today from
Two senators, sherman uf Illinois,
ana Fcrnald II Maine, both republic
cans Tho two senators opposed tho
pending Grounn regulatory bill Rs an
uuwarrantcd Interference with a
particular private industry, "A priu-
ciplc. which they said. might be OK
tended iniuriously to other lines Of
business
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22

tllltAtp, Jan. 2l.-=lho trial OF
Frank Plano, who invoked the
patrinrchial code or the nnciopts
giving the head OF the family power
of life and death over its members
when he shot and killed his is-yonr-
old son. Frank ir., TO save the
buys soul" was continued today to
January 81 "for disposal by Judge
John fitCh in criminal court
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
ONE POINT WINS GAME
Oruit Defeats College IIill 1917 In
church Icagiic--t hriStians
Jygnt t.rnCc VI. u.

circuit last night won a thrilling
game from College I'M IN the
church Basketball league on the "
NJ. G. \. courts, tho former winning
hy ono point rs to ~ First Chris
tiany beat Grace NJ, f.. 81 TO 10 In
Tho SECOND game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22

FOR PLUMBING REPAIRS. CALL
CEDAR sOb,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
lnti.Ci"arct Move I'm Missouri

~ FEkSON CITY, Mo, Jan. 81.
D'" which would prohibit the
,l, uailcr or giving away OF clgarct
y 'p''s IN me state, and would make
a,t nlsdemeanor for anyone yio-
a.ing tho provisions of the bill.
TTaas introduced in tho senate today,
,n.s lill is patterned after the anti
'Safet law OF Kansas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
Intrndurr \nu.pnrtI.Dn nm

LINCOLN, Sch. Jan. GIL ivC
mcmhors Of the lower house Of Il'
legislature today sponsored "a bin
urged uy the non partisan IctEu,
proy.dug for d wlde-opcn primary
election The BIN as introduced
SAYS but one primary ballot shall ho
prepared on which the names Ot lIl
candidates appear,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
Gov 10 visit Washington.

WASHlNGTON, Jan. III Friends
of former Governor COX of Ohlo,
democratic presidential candidate,
were informed today that h" would
spend week I'm Washington on
personal business, arriving next
Nondav. While the vi-lt was said TO
have no political significance, 10 was
expected ne would confer with
prominent democrats, Mr. and Mrs.
Cox will he guests Of former Repro
sentative r. r. Ansberry % Ohio,
uhilo thpTC.