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AGAIN.

n exceeded it's
 the Hoover tain has n b thing. And pg here that
 did not fail Ht wistful ap- ildron of Eu. it due those e great effort had Just been hd oven chill kelycs to rais hospital. 1t lg that any led at such d ording to tho lia m Fl. Judd. drive $32.319
 fl Is known comparatively oh went into um. and that he same pur- literary Digest Britain Drive
 children of
 when tho K ls discussed. Two in a city olves worried forgot their Do the aid of ' Mir. Hoover Ilag Of Amer
New Britain herald., 1921-02-05

rt is to be hoped that everyone will knock wood" when praising the weather we are having.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-05

Of course our days are numbered and it's just as we'll that we can't know this ones numeral.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-05

You ,must judge a bad guy by his actions, but good man is always eager to tell you how good he is. s
 Let each nation hold a referendum concerning disarmament, and let those who vote against it pay the taxes.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-05

Don't feel offended because a man frowns when he meets you on the street.-the may be indulging in self analysis, and feel rather Usgusted with the result.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-05
|I OLD.

up of Ply 10 of dental ng enough to binds of tho er things that b lightly over ans so much
 o-to people pe is impelledl lat Plymouth n. and to re- hich 1t was n value other first thought.
 iele of furni-
 must be very 10 to rcmem- household of romes to the eeing again n article. re-
 of sorrow. involuntarily mbcred from amincd more work upon th which has ne brings the make things assumed such nything will nulated such any price for our fancy for CTS and man. in spending Ter an article the moment? ? all pride in comes truly have no time" hly as in tho rs, and more eryone wants Nc quickly.
 Trow. next
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New Britain herald., 1921-02-05
CITY FATHERS CLASH

Mayor Curtis and Alderman Gilpatric
 Stage Verbal Battle at the Formers
 Office. !. To play the part of the dunce at ~'frr hall would only be to follow the
New Britain herald., 1921-02-05

The man who confides to a credi- tor just where he stands" is quite apt to lose what standing he has.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-05
NAMED LANDIS' SECRE
Young Chicago Attorney AT' to Basball Job That CaIrie3 Salary.

Chicago, Feb. 5.-Leslie M, nor, a young Chicago attorn been appointed secretary to .JI M. Landis, commissioner of b;
 MT. O'Connor was selected. list of 22 applicants, e4 said. The position carriCwl salary of $7,500.
 "I chose MT. jO'Connor bed has no connection with organi4 ball." Judge Landis said. been an ardent ball fan for but he is free from anHmsc0
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eF Circulation.

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 d tn newspaper
 oth national ahd
New Britain herald., 1921-02-05
.a.,ntY.I Press.

sxclualvcly entitled eation of all news otharwlsp credited local news pub
New Britain herald., 1921-02-05

rttistnR medium in MI books and press to advertisers
New Britain herald., 1921-02-05
Herald. COMPANY.

4ptedl at a:is kI Church street.
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LEGAL


pos.a,l in ne Tulsa Tulsa, psy paS sS,nE %0',d coS rse
,n,-y 5rd 1891 Worid fuo''sh'"s WI"
w Publishsrs.p
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LEGAL.

and the city Engineer has prepared. sub.
ulttcd and filed his written statement.
containing the names or the persons.
firms. corporations aud estutes owning
abutting property tho property benefited
ana other property liable 90 assessment
Tor said Improvement ON portion ~
Woodward boulevard In faId Improve
ment District The number NJ front feet
owned By each. and dcsIgn1tIng the
property owned hy each boy block or lot
number. or otherwise. So as - Identify
the same. and also rIn'tfiInT an esiI-
mate Of the total cost ~ Huru improve
ncnts, the portion and amount ~ such
cost 10 De 7sHcsscd against the abutt'uV
property the property s1 benefited and
other property llat'o ~ assessment. hud
the total amount 20 be apporroncd 20.
,ovied and psHeas ad against such ur1p-
"rty and the owners thereof accord.
ing 20 tho benefits resulting from such
improvements and said Board has duty
proved said written statement ana has
duly determined by resolution to hascaS
me cost ~ Hurh improvements. and -.
rected notices thereof in be pivon 10
Ion Hs provided gu said charter. and
has required due notice Ga hc served
uron tho owners " such property hy
registered letter ad Irpeera To such owno-
ard deposited in 'hn Post office ot the
'i'y ~ Tulsa. oklahoma. and said uus-t
ga ln said resolution and notice sct
affecting such property. of tho benefit
'h"f"'u. uf any ,latm or liability. ur
oh 'rtiIOrs fo the urH1irV of such 'n
u'ovcroufs. or 'rr"Hu'gri'Ias tn any ~
'h" proceedings iu reference 90 'he max
Inr " such imp-uvewnrts OF any other
objections thorrtu. and in putupuce "
said action. publication and notice. such
session was duly convened and hs'i hv
'hls Honri ~ NE tlmc DESIGNATED In
said notice and
WHEREAS. ~ such session 'hIs Board
aga hc1r and consider Ul complaints and
objections 90 the making ~ such I'm.
rroVcn"u's and the nuIortoument "
tho cost thereof and did thereafter
review. rovisr md correct saU vrifian
statement and dil approve nnd confirm
said statement AS so revised and cor
roc'cd and
WHEREAS AT 'cp,i roqiilromcr,q
have boon fuiIy complied with 80 author
TO tho lcvviug % ead asasasuarts
Hr1lnst thn phu''fr~ urr1oriv. Tho mon.
crty benefited and other property liable
20 gs.cs.m"ut and the owners thereof IN
said District.
Now THEREFORE, UE TT or
pAtNFD nv THE BOARD or CON-
N1SS1OSERS OF TINE CtTY OF TULSA,
OKLAHOMA
SECTION g. That there shall be and
hereby g. appor'ipuod 20, charged levied
and assessed against the several lots and
'rHc's ~ and 'ishe 20 assassmcot and
RrONFNENT DtSTR'ST SrNBER 25t.
with tho improvements thereon and ap-
purtcnsnccs thcrcuuto belonging az
special tax 20 pay TtBnrTS 5 PLEAS
ANT INC FOR tho construction of street
.rnnrovcmcnis as urovido1 ny contract
with tho CITY ~ Tu'se Oklahoma the
amounts respectively ag fpilow9. to-wit'
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pany FuhIish''S'
RESOLUTION.
o....,,iop 20 further the improve
.f certain portions OF the tol-
l,g named streets and avenues h
49,, af Tulsa, Oklahoma to-Wt'
srwENTy.rHIRD siHhnL H&2m Ion
f.et east of the West Inc oi
line ,.t Avenue TO the West linc ot
,!ut.arl boulevard, and Including
.b and south intersections az 'lh-
IT,. Avenue and NortolN ANtnuei
,inH'.r q.fd portions Of said streets
'''.'.u,a To- be improved and the
IN, liable to assessment To rav
P''t- .stn. into street Improvement
,..f aud creating thu same to-
Va ass and declaring an emergency
.,,,,p,s Certain resolutions were
w. adopted by the Board OF Com.
I',I,,.rs Of the CT. OF Tu.sn, thit-
~. ari approved by the Mayor ~
NV i,ty declaring the necessity or ana
$40 49, fDr the paving and 0iherwise
i'o.."'''r ~ the streets and avenues, ant
Nn.,,s tl.-eof hereinafter named and
Io.,',od and said Board did thereaft"r
W'' W ',,,-..f. for the construction " SAID
improvements. and
WHEREAS. Il Is deemed necessary enl
VIA ,hai tho said streets and
's,,iss ard portions thereof be divided
40 street Improvement district.
: .5NIVyTTp ~ THE HOARD or COM.
,uesTpNtUS OF THE CITY OF
fisN OKLAHOMA:
sr~rluN o. THAT tho portions ~
sNs,tIrs|nE named streets and avenues
" ,so ri,y " Tulsa. oklahoma. to-wif.
twenty Y-THRp STREET from line
~, ,..t of ifp west line OF cincinnati
,,.pua g.. The west Inc of woodward
u.1I.ytrf aud including North and
s.,,lr .1,r-sroiiouv AZ cincinnati Avenu"
t14ug ribbed IN tho frNa
,.rr section ~ this resolution together
.Ib tNs property to be assessed Tor tho
.,,,,ou.erT. thereof under the pro.
,,.ons of lHo resolution providing Tor
.,.t .m.r1s.Wcuts, heretofore dolly
.I,pieI ur tho said BOARD of Comma
.,.,. and approved By tho said Mayor
s,g be- .uI hereby ase divided into the
..,,t I.l...cuout District hereinafter
5s,ae' n 're following section of ;ais
resolution
.,.,.or N tra hereinafter named avenue.
.t FORTH Hr th'a section. together with
,t. -faprr'y 20 ho assessed for the I'M
,,,ysment thereof uader tn provisions
~, ts charter of caid CITY shall cons'l.
me STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
so. .t'.
TWENTY THIRD STREET FROM
2 n. cI r. fcct east ~ the west
I,. 4f cincinnati Avenue - the West
Hns Of Woodward boulevard and in
lud.rg NHr'h and South Intersections
at Cincinnati Avenue and Norfolk
Avenue.
SECTION . Tn4f am resolutions tr
tsr,s " resolutions heretofore adopted ny
tb.s Board .u conflict with the provisions
u fh.s resolution arc. insofar as sIsh
conflict exists hereby repealed
SECTION That aa emergency oNirs
t- the preservation ~ the public peace.
18th and .HFrfy and for the furflpran
5f street Iwnr0vcmcuts. ut reason where
af this resolution shall take effect from
snd after It's passage. approval and pub
N.atOn.
ADOPTED. and the emergency clausc
rl'ed up0n separately and approved
this 1T Iay of February 1891.
APPROVED. this ist day OF February
1891.
r. II. EVANS.
Mayor.
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUES

The following used cars listed arc
al In FIRST class condition, ana viii
stand the most Rigid Inspection,
Special cash value 1919 Slut2
roadster run G,o0O miles. new tires
and Narnish, $500.
Cadillac 81, touring. Ike now
uulck 1890, 3 passenger. run $500
miles,
Buick 1913, Sedan Al shape.
Marmon 1919. passenger. rebuilt
and rcpaintcd.
Packard 3.a5, passenger, guar
autccd.
Stutz 1920. passenger, Ike new.
LoAcr, passenger. run 5000
miles.
Oakland 1920, roadster Ike new.
Premier la15 touring, mako Of
fer.
And number of other good bar
gains.
SEE MIR. FORSTER
PACKARD USED CAR
MARKET ~
1900 South boston. Osage-7o0O.
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ADMIRAL, O.. 1905 suite of light house
k'oping rooms. cedar 900,
NORFOLK. r., 3i5--One large light
housekeeping room Tor rent.
UTICA. n. lOi- Housekeeping rooms.
children welcome.
FOR REST Nice clean room Furnished
f1t housekeeping or sleeping, In private.
modern homo with congoninl people, near
cat llne ana on pavement, Ossge 1856,
UTICA, s., 2O7--rhree light housekeeping
roomsi modern. close IN
NhSTHCs. s., 52g Front room and
breakfast room adjoining; with kitchen
privileges In private home. cedar 1881.
ron RENT-One furnished light house
keeping room to refined employed
couple. Phone Oange 97o6.
TWO hght housekeeping rooms for rent;
molern, Usage b91l-R,
SECOND. r.. ilis-yrwo light housskesD-
INK apartments on first floor.
TWO light Housekeeping rooms. close In.
Call Cedar dSi
ron HENr-1wO large front rooms for
light housekeeping; close In. sl7 &.
Houston.
FRISCO t., 309--Hooms for light house
keeping. Usage slti.
ELWOOD. g., sO5-liousekeeplng rooms:
also garage.
ONE housekeeping room. modern, private
entrance adults only. Usage 3666.R.
FOR RENT-'rwo tight housekeeping
rooms furnished partly modern. 73s $.
Olympia, Usage 2sfl-J,
ruR HGNr-O one large light housokeep-
iug room ut ms W. seventh.
| LARGE front room adjoining bath, with
use OF lvlng room, dinius room aud
Kitchen, lu new modern bungalow, every
thing furui7hedi couple without children,
Phone osag" -i55.
SPLENDID nuusoh,cpiuR proposition for
opupI, without Dhilfrn, every 'ohyen-
loucf. 1l- u.r v"rl. lhpre Usage zoo.
! fHttf..A.r.. pA IlYu
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this 1T Iay Of February 1871.
APPROVED. this ist day Of February
1891,
Mayor,
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor,
APPROVED
FRANK Il DUNCAN
City Attorney.
Published IN the Tulsa Daily world. Fet-
ruary 1871 World Publishing Com
ORDINANCE No. cIei.
An Ordinance creating and egtah-
fishing SEWER DISTRICT 40. l7i ma
the City Of Tulsa. oklahoma. thcN
same being made up Of Blocks one 90
two tJ. three 90 and four 80 Of
Roswell Addition to the city Of Tulsa.
oklahoma. according TO the official
plat thereof: declaring the necessity
of and providing for the construction
of sanitary sewers In said SEWER
DISTRICT 40. l7i; and declaring an
emergency
M 1T ORDAINED ny THE BOARD
OF COMMISSIONER or THE CITY
Of TULSA, OKLAHOMA
SECTION li That for sanitary pur-
poses sewer district to be known A.
SEWER DISTRICT NO. ~ in the Ciy
and established. ana the same liz hereby
described and defined as follows. to-wlt:
Beginning at the intersection OF the
center limo Of Lewis Avenue and
Eleventh. Street. thence East Hnlong
'he ccrter line Of Eleventh Street to
ne center line II Atlanta Avenue.
hence South along the center limo of
Atlanta Avenue TO the center line Of
thirteenth street, thence West along
ihe co1ter line ~ Thirteenth Street TO
ihe East line of the NJ X. and T.
Railroad RIEht-of. Way, thence Sorth-
westerly along tho east line of the
K. and =. Railroad R,ght-ot-way
~ lhN center lin" " Lewis Avenue;
lhencp north along the center line OF
lewis Avenue TO tho confer line Of
ti''entr street or place Of begin
nrg comprising Blocks l-2-3 and
s's"el Addition to tho City Of Tulsa,
nha county oklahoma according TO
'H' recorded plat thereof
'iECrloN o. That Il be. and is h,re-
~ declared necessary t. construct sani-
sewers together with the necessary
,,Trh.' ln''is manhOles and other ap-
It,rn.hgrs I'm the above said SEW ER
DISTRICT so 10 as defined bv mi.
"0'harr". together with such outlets ana
ts,h'''ons as shall be necessary to pro-
. u. proper and complete sanitary sewer
"-'W % said sewer district
me 't'y Engineer Is hereby authorized
sa0 directed 10 prepar. and present 10
ls hoard without delay. separate sec
'0r the ron.tr,,,i',- .nu sPr'Hleatl"nS
Hl,t. as ab,,. dty',,I' I' ~" S,"ti US
complete estirats ~ e.. ~ "',h
uh district u 'n' cost thereot for
SECTION o. That an oro,ro,o,. a,,s,s
!o' The rrcservation of INC p,,hiir hoai,h
ana safety by reason yb,rens ,bt,
a.hAnce shall take effact ,ro,, '
Z" passage. appr6yal ard npiIi"I.Vt,.a' V nv"
PASSED and m. s,norgenc,. ''p,', oI,,,,
ruled upon ronarstoI,, snu srngg g ,'.Mus" US
.N day Of rebrusr,' ,so, ' "PP'o'eu 'hls
APPROVED tbIs y.,..
.?l 80 N'' OF FEBRUARY
- n r,.,>.g
- ENANS.
ATTEST. mayor
ARS FPAgr- ,r,,,,.
81, nth NAN
AppPC,.t,r, N1u'"r
FRANK ;, I,,,.,..,.
''N, ~,
'fp,,i.-e-.-'. p Attorney.
','''.sNed ln The Tulsa Dauy World F.L
ry and O. 1921 Tho WorId
'11'sH'uE Company. Pub,Isber.
ORDINANCE M 30,
LEVY AND ASsEss' .r,in,if nft,)M '')iS.n IotNi,
iNpROV VTEG nhn.r,S,t nv pSt E, pE
Woodward pGt,t ~ ~ ~ nf
ranbED WIrHiT s.rpRrr S.E Nnl' IL
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PACKARD ltOAuaIGE
lur sole Hf attractive price. ur.f."H u.U.
tllIuut gray Lulsh. Two extra 'r,s ru.u.
Usage .'J4 or CoElc!l, lipte. E,l,uuW.
NEN lsai rura tuurnE
good mechanical condition, rau be- seen
81 Third and MaE, UsaEv l--l,
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Nj / -
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
BE 1T ORDAINED ny, THE BOARD
OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
De TI-IsA- nkI.AIINMA

SECTION a. That for sanitary pur-
poses sewer district to be known ~
SEWER DISTRICT NO. ~ In the City
~ Tulsa, oklahoma, is hereby created
and established. ana the same liz hereby
described and defined. as follows. to-wlt;
Beginning al tho intersection OF the
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-03
Alleged Boodeggers
Arrested in Midstream
With Thirty Gallons

ANDERSON, S. c., April 2O.-While
returning with 80 gallons of liquor
their car, J. C. Thornton and Sam
Butler, both of this county, were ar
rested in mid-stream at Hailey's fer
ry on the Savannah river by Sheriff
B. R. Brown, of Hart county. Geor-
gia, who swan after the ferry boat,
overlook it before it reach the South
Carolina bank and snapped the hand
cuffs on Thornton. Before the aston
ished ferryman could turn the boat
to the Georgia shore, Butler had
Ieaped in the river and was swimming
who waited for the sheriff on the
Georgia bank, followed him for a
half mile down the river until But ut
Ter was finally exhausted and pulled
himself to an over-hanging willow:
The officer pulled him ashore and
placed him under arrest. The men
asked the officers to produce a search
warrant before searching their car
Josh Brown, young son of the sheriff,
who had noticed a key in the rear
of the car and telephoned his father
Just in time for him to catch the
men, returned to Hartwell and got the
warrant The men said they bought
the whisky in Gainesville, Ga.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-03
FLORIDA TOWNS|MEN
ENJOY BEAR HUNT

VALDOSTA, Ga, April 30.-The
townsfolk of Jennings, Fla, are still
painting and talking about the big
bear hunt" they had this week,
when a black bear, six feet and six
inches in ZENITH and weighing 356
pounds, was killed within a half
mile of the town. The bears tracks
were discovered by a negro farmer
five miles from town and l1e brought
the news to Jennings. At once the
people turned out with their guns,
rifles and dogs. Arch Miller, eighty
four years old and a veteran of two
wars, led the crowd. Postmaster R,
w. Mccall finally killed the bear
after Mayor r. NJ. Bush wounded
it. The bear was surrounded in a
large swamp on the river and was
chased for ten miles or more by the
dogs. The folks in town could hear
it's shrieks after it was wounded.
The big brute is supposed to have
come up the river swamp from far
Their down in Florida. 1t was the
first one seen in that section in
MANY wears.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-03
Proposal for Reduction
OF Reserve Discount
Rates Causes Comment

Initiative looking to the reduction
Of the discount rates Of the Atlanta
Federal Reserve bank, taken yester-
day morning by the board of direc-
tors, was the subject of lively COM
ment and interesting speculation in
financial circles, following publica-
ton of the news in Saturdays Jour-
nal.
The bank directors themselves de-
clined to either confirm or deny their
reported action and were loathe to
comment upon the public announce
ment, since they passed a resolu-
ton to withhold any statement pend
ing final determination by the fed
eral reserve board at Washington.
The formal action, it may be stat
ed, however, proposes the establish
ment of a flat discount rate of 6
per cent for all classes of paper in
the Sixth federal reserve district,
comprising the territory served by
the Atlanta bank. This means there
will be no differential between COM
mercial, industrial and agricultural
paper, on the one hand, and govern
ment securities, on the other. The
discount rate for each class will be
six per cent flat.
The rates now in force in the Sixth
district are seven per cent for COM
mercial, industrial and agricultural
paper, and 5 IL per cent for gov
eminent obligations. The action of
the board therefore contemplates a
reduction of one per cent on COM
mercial securities and an advance
of IL per cent on government bonds
and treasury certificates.
Obviously, the reduction in the dis
count rate on commercial paper is
calculated to cheaper money for
| commercial, industrial and agricul-
tura1 uses, and by some it is con-
tended that it will operate to slim
ulate speculations and boarding.
| Others urge, however, that the banks
have it within their power to curb
excessive speculation and boarding
by declining to make loans for such
DlrDOSeS
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-03
NEW EXPRESS CD.
BEGINS BUSINESS

With every detail of the arrange
press business on the lines OF the
Southern Railway system, the Mobile
and Ohio railroad and the CheSa-
peake Steamship company was taken
over by the southeastern Express
company at 1901 Sunday morning.
According to Assistant General Man
ager Joseph E. Skaggs, who Tor the
past sixty days has been directing
from Atlanta the preparations OF the
new express company for beginning
actual operations, it was confidently
expected that the change would be
made everywhere without the slight
est interruption of service.
Every express office at local points
on our lines will be continued said
Mr.. Skaggs Saturday, land offices Will
be open and ready for business at all
competitive points. Forces have been
organized to operate the new offices.
but the personnel at local offices and
in service on trains will be practical
ly unchanged. Supplies are in tbs
hands of every agent and our signs
will be hanging over every office on
the first day of business: 1t has been
} big job to get ready, but L believe
that we have taken care of every de-
tail and that there will not be the
slightest hitch anywhere"
Mr.. SkaggS also announced the APP
pointment of r. H. Vogel as general
lgent of the Southeastern Express
company in Atlanta with ce at 81
North Pryor street, and of {. L:
Slider as depot agent, in charge OF
The Terminal station warehouse, To-
sated on the east side of the Termln-
III station. Both men have been in
the express service for years and are
we'll known in Atlanta.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-03
BY ELIZABETH KING STOKES.
leased Wire Service to The JOurnal.)
(CODyright 1921

WASHINGTON, April 80. - A
prominent foreigner in Wash, Washing gtqh
ends of the capital, and the workings
'Now what is the life?' In other
words, the visitor desired to know
what official Washington did when. 1t
followed it's own inclinations and in
dividual bent-what is the personal
life of the capital. not the ,profeS-
sional side? The foreigner hit the
nail on the head. 1t is seldom il
Eliminating or satisfactory to study
ing them at their desks, Rather they
are followed to the golf courses, to
their clubs or homes. 1t is easier
for a foreigner, or an American
ton and home life than by his daily
political routine, although knowl-
edge of one supplements the other.
What is the life in Washington"
you say, and the first thing you know
you pass Senator Ashurst, of Ari,
IONA, midway between the capitol
and his home, his broad brimmed hat
in his hans, his coat flying, his face
flushed and his black hair damp with
exertion, out for a long walk. Pub
lie men probably walk more here
than they do at home. Exercise IS
ing is so dependent upon it that he
turned out at 6 o'clock one morning
recently to play golf. He has said
from the White House that his ply
ical condition requires some outdoor
life. and that instead Of playing golf
nj the light of abandonment of work
for pleasure, it should be consider re-
as training for more work. But the
life? Senator Mccormick, mounted
on a giant animal, galloped bare.
Rock Creek park. Congressman Ed
mund Platt, of New York, is. fol
lower of the rich variety of birds
roundabout, a John Burroughs" of
congress.
Old Guard fingers
On Sunday morning the high of
ficials are out with high hats and
canes, strolling on their way, to
church, like Senator Spencer and his
wife, who is an expert in Bible MS
conducts a Sunday school class of
congressman. Fol- m Senator
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-03

LOS ANGELES.-Cave man
stuff is a winner on the screen,
but apparently it is failure Off
of location"
Elmo Lincoln, nationally known
for his Interpretation Of cave man
parts before the moving picture
camera, is being sued for divorce
by his wife. Lincoln, whose real
name is Otto E. Linkenhelt, play
ed prominent parts in '"The Clans
man" and "Tarzan Of the Apes. :"
But cave men aren't so bad
when it comes to generosity.
Pending settlement of the suit,
Lincoln voluntarily gave his wife
$1,000 and an allowance of 1925
a month, an automobile and the
family furniture.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-03
New Trial Date in
Express Cases SET

MACON, Ga, April 3O-Motions
for new trials for all the SO defend
ants except two who with the five
pleading guilty in the alleged con.
spiracy case, sentenced by Judge
Beverly Evans Saturday in the Unit
ed States court, 13 of them being
given penitentiary sentences, one E
Jail sentence and 81 assessed with
fines, will be heard by Judge Evans
in Savannah on May 80. Judge
Evans said he would allow all the
defendants under bond two weeks
time in which to arrange bonds pend
ing the hearing of the motions. Only
one fine was paid Saturday after.
noon, this was for $500, paid by r. G
ing guilty.