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Public Auction on Monday,
December -, 1921.
Usage, Oklahoma Oil Leases
by u. S. Government

:; i'-~ i,u-r. oAiuhuma, pccom her 70.
1871, about $500 acres IN quarter section
uacts VIII be- offered ior oil leases. BIDS
10 ne for bonus IN addition to stipulated
royalties. 90 per cent payable on date Of
sale, balance IN three annual install mcuts
with acceptable security. Within the area
advertised there are about 7.i5O OH wells
producing from 10 600 barrels each.
The total daily production far September
now drilling. Al lands uow leased srpa o.
rately for gas For blue prints of brsa
advertised. usc's now leased und produc-
INK wells send so cents and Tor an logs of
producing wells % cents and Tor further
Information white 90 T.. s. superintendent.
Osagc Agency Ps"huska. oklahoma.
published In Tho Tulsa World Noycmber
10 and lS, 1871 World Publishing Co.,
Notice OF noND SALE
Notice Is hereby given that w 90 80
Board II county CommlssIouers of Tulsa
county. oklahoma, VIII receive bids Tor
the purchase Of the Two Hundred Flfty
Thousand Dollar Road Bond Issue OF
Dawson townfhip. Tulsa county, Okla
homs, dated september 10. 1921. maturing
without option ten thousand dollars on
September lbth ~ each OF the years. 1922
20 1870 both inclusive, and bearing G
per cent Interest per auuuW, payable semi
annually ON March and september l5th "
each year, both prnclpsl and Interest
payable At the stat" Fiscal Agency iu the
city u New 1prk, which is now the Ne
chanlos and Metals National bank SAID
ready for delivery.
The sale is made subject only 90 the ap-
pruvAl n Caldwell Hnl Raymond 81.
turneyH uf New York CITY whose appr0v-
ms opinion has been obtained ami will
be furnished By said township together
with complete certified Transcript pf the
proceedings relative 20 tue issuance ~
said bonds
said bonds are 10 be delivered 10 and
paid fur by the purchaser az solvent
bank ln the United States designated hg
the purchaser. but the cost ut shipping
said bonds from oklahoma cry. Okla
homo whore tnry az" now held. to- the
ptnCo designated f1r payment. and HII ,Na
change and collection charges uoCrasary
60 make the payment NJ th. amount hI'
net 90 said township are 60 De- paIi boy
tho purchaser in addition To the amount
bid Tor said bonds.
No bid for less than par and accrued
interest 90 date payment ls made f9r said
bonds. can nr will be- considered.
4 certified or cashiers check. by o solv-
ent bank and made payable io the county
the sum Of ten thousand dollars shall be
filed with each bid az guaranty that the
bidder. n awarded such bonds VIII accept
and pay for said bonds under the above
I conditions. and the conditions uf his bid
/ II not iu conflict with conditions pre-,
/ scsibod iu this notice
The said Board ~ County Commission
! ers reserves the right 10 reject any and
all bids
Dated Of Tulsa, Oklahoma. this 7th day
o. y. LAWSON.
County clerk.
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mittee by the Delaware Baptist as
sociatioH IN the fail are Rev. Frank
Carnett OF Bartlesville and Rov. W
o, Leach uf Bristow. The hospital
will be the largest Baptist institution
Of It's Kind in the state.
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tPubliihed In tho Taisa Daily woTid
NoySS.mG;.tr =. y si,',ss y 70 H.
~ rs &C. -. rs. 20, 1921. The world
Publishing Company, PubiiEheTsI
ORDINANCE No. zzOS
kS ORDINANCE TO. ArPORTtOS, LEVY
AND ASSESS SPECIAL TAXES IN
PAYAENT or THE COST or con
srRUCTtNG 4 SANITARY SEWER IN
SEWER DISTRICT NO. lTs IN THF
CITY OF TULSA AS CREATED ANp
ESTABLISHED by ORDINASCE NO.
GESCT
WHEREAS In pursuance or the provis-
ions Of the Charter ot the city of Tulsa.
Oklahoma and the statutcn u the state
Of Oklahoma, for such cases made and
provided the said city - Tulsa did by
Ordnance No. 2lAl creH0 and establish
SEWER DISTRICT no l7s and sftsl
having declared ~ nes, ssary 10 con
struct sewers iu said SEVER DISTRICT
NO. iIs, by the provisions ~ aid Ordi.
nance No. 2itl. did on the lstf day Of
September, lssl. set " Lonstoek
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ACUTE AND CRONtC disorders spinal
afficti1nz improved by Swedish mAAe
age aui eRorria'Ht this system IL fundA-
mental 60 ostcopathy and chiropractic I;
alHp Hattie creek method baths and
Hwruta, yibru and electro therapeutics
hydfuuuthlC. measures. rudium baths, etc.
W. also call at ynur home. Phone Usage
ssfi-J, IL u. Fifth. Trained lady nurss
10 attendance.
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SECTION O. That the asspasment Iprch,
levied ON each of tho above mentioned
clared Go DE a lien uTun -uch lots ana
parcels - land Co tho same extent -
forced 10 the same manner as other tasss
IN and for the city " Tulsa. okiahon1
SECTION That au nssoasma,.s here.
by levied shall be divided into 'rrtg 80
equal annual instoumruts as Huthnfir, q
by Fa.d Statutes - tho State ul Okla.
homa for such eases made ana provided
tnat the assessments shall bear interest
at tt" rate ~ eight tN pcr routum pr
the uaytt"nt Of the several invplImcnn I
The Hoid ass.EHmcnts. from ths date Il
The tHst lnstallment tsl assessment.
together with the accrued i1'sr.si on tho
dcf5tred lnstailmcnts 'hdl be payable IN
remaining deferred lnsttI''nsI's with the
yearly interest on the unpaid installmeutt.
ehall DE payable On the 18Th day " D,-
cembcr nf each succeeding year uutll pll
shall b. paid
Provided, however thai sny - the
sssesscd may At any tim" during tho
four 90 consecutive weeks following tho
day Of the first publication Of ths 1rdi-
nance pay 20 the city Auditor of tn City
~ Tulsa. the full amount 0f the assess.
W"nts so levied against their said 'I's and
parcels Of land and thereby roleas. sue h
mert
SECTION I. That -n,s ornt1-ure ,hall
be published for twenty ConhpCutly q
days IN the Tulsa Daily World news
paper published In Tulsa. oklahoma that
he publication Of this ordinpnee as re-
quircd by law shall be taken and re
gardcd as sufficient notice &c all persons
interested Ia the assessments hereby
levied by the terms OF this ordinance.
SECTION 8. That all ordinances or
parts ~ ordinances ,G conflict with the
provislons ~ thus ordinance, insofar as
such conflict exists, are hereby repealed,
SECTION 6: THAT an emergency exists
Tor the preservation uf the public health
and safety, BY reason wherrtf this ordl-
nance shall take effect from ana after
It's pnFsago, approval ana publication.
PASSED. aud the "merg tuCy clause
ruled upon separately aud approved this
g0th day % October, 1921
APPROVED. this 25th DAY ~ october,
1874
T, u. EVANS
Mayor.
Attest.
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TIAN BAPTIST HOSPITAL
invention VIII Give Serious
tttnnsideratlon 10 Matter.

erai erecttali plans looking toward the
Ishe I Dni OF hospital In Tulsa by
vo,ela~are Baptist association,
be Ing SIX contiguous counties. will
ana Nsn Hsn oy the committee in charge
Of ~ which Rev, w. o. Anderson
iist ~ eliy Is head. at the state Bap-
Noye,,o,hhvention in Oklahoma city.
nornh,oer 1924, The other two
'0''S elected 10 the COM
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Na.., IaI.., . f'g ''' M'',an' l.
oud tr... Oh. l..fa Avenue fprug.
ihsr"s ,,'.r ..., 'h".A a, "',.s' 4,
Ar.uu.. ...u.. ...I. .n ,I.I..., tyrI,.s
to II.U,N a.rr.g Iuet.g West nn Fishth
thence N.... u...I ...l I..N.y t. ss'
uuu street, I.. I.t.t ... u.r.ru.ug
if'.l".t Nv lN ..ruunE I'd the In.
land NaH.t Ia.va. fHru.a Tsst On
tite.H ''gl 20 HHI""n Avenue, thence
,u".'. lhru.r t..I -u IIEhtn street to
lt"Il Avenue. I..H.H N#II uu Peoria
AA,.'.9T .sg 7..'.." su,.u .h.0.e tasi ou
t.I ...N N''Nhf. Lhrh FL
.U'.'' '.,n'. I'.. HI I'.'rnIh sugrt to
Nu.1 .I.I, ..".." N.''. ihg9c,
.,,,' .... h.".. intc,I.v Addition.
g. l.. N'r,g an 'l'.sl' '..o.e nu,s.o,o
a. 49," Nl'gN h.H. South HH lu,a
'. |......I .' ...".t Hlnt
thence south .n ,....l A,,nY, I'D. s,,s,
r'' .'' ,'' ". "''II. .'Nih
tfJ,I| 20. '''. IN.' '".l l..'.7 %
~ ,'s ,t, H. '., ."'.'.N. rgt
OF 5fl.' ngSg., g1,, 'ie,.h '..."s .h, us., %
s,..' 7,,'g' lg.a.r We 20 IN.eH u.s,
t'',.' TO- 'Nr '.". I'h" "...'Il t'.h.
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~ v'.N. i., l. .u.H .n'
tr.uI. N.lit .. p..,t, '.'.',.
f..r.N etr,.r tr.. t,.. .. i.'
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fN.r.. ..rtt., .i' avg. WY
.r, usuv,, t., ft ,.t.t o.. ''I.'l 30.
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Z. .'' ...N.. ".''. 'hrn.H N'''
.,'''N OF I.fNN.I N''NNN q" .'t
.I.N .I',, I"h.. Last u0 Notnu'N
''I.'' I' mhl" "NF H lao place OF h'
1'nn''F
Precinct 80 90 rrFIrnfur ~ the OIL
frrra,uun ut Seventh Street auH Ucr.st
Avenue thence South 900 Nauyrt N,,uu.
60 Fourteenth street. thence East on
Fourteenth gtrrat CO. tarthazn Aye
uu,. thence auuIu vu tuftuuEa AV,nus
tf,rth street fn ono AfNpuHHH HipcI.
thence NottuvcatarIl along tnr Arkburnr
River tu the Ir.r.l u.t.wuN. th,n,o
along cold Frisco Railway 20 Seventh
street, thrucr InHt along Seventh street
tu tho place uf beginning.
p,,,t,,t tg. g. r..,,.,,.. , tt. a., .
.,.,...,t,, ~ ipt.t,t t','''e .,' NV
a., ArLnr.,. Ut,'', t.., g,,,t.'., i
sI,rg 1I. "r,. i w.
'Iirh I'i,'Its iin, ~, 80. ,t.n.e
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'vI 't'lI t",'
set OUT ,he proporluon. ~ above sy. forto,
""' '""' So '--'" '"' "''"''
lat F,, ,,. s,o,. ,r,.,,.,,,,,
-.
snd Against the above proposition.
90, . ,.,
.hc,n '"g sigt,, 1,''l VOC i9r ih'
A. ~. t,,'t , ,', w. .,'''' 'ENt Nn
w. ,H' 'lI., ,HueI' "n"n,t n No d,.llHh q"
Wv" .t.lnHl 'ng ABOVE pf"io1lupu ne
above ]" '''' ''''''
tho pfuposition above sci fnfth uUi,as
su,b p,raon be- A fryaf ru,.tsi.i pr,r.rt,
tat piytus voicr ot thc ciy Of TIIsa
sna'i bs 1pr1.d A. IA n,i.,E Al '.n5
rrmnfu Dp,u g.afIpu.ut.t uTfI GIH IT,
closed az seven o'riolR = ~ nr aid sq,,
u.fn uf sail ,l,rfi,p
Tho uuittyr and lpcatl8u OF p.ui.s
ssiI rlsrti,u .b.u d., S,I.,,
Precinct No 4 Beriupins AT tbs In.
tcrs,cti1u vt Second ana M,.r S'i.c's.
thence East ou SECOND street ta thr 81
X A a uuuw.v. thrc., ygrtb ,rsf,.Iiy
along tho II. k T. 4 Railway To- Main
street. thence soutp ON MsI, stt,,t A..
the p.ncc OF bsginning ="
eI..c,inS TinS Of sirgsi sigsi'nrnF ,h9 "
~ ~ p,,i..m ,s.i.m ~. n.u.h nlL.,, ~, "a, 10
sriy ,t,,tg .,iJ tr,rt -, ~ ,rtr 49, ,
. At.-,t.u ........ tb..l. gI..tn - a.
Avenue TO- lh"dy S,r.rl. thence L'sl 90
-, -, az n.u',' % ~" 10 t.l 49," tn.ny9 2.uth
Es,,'''y s, "l'gE ,g,E,r ,ns i'7'' hA''"AF 10 '"s
Ii',in,' 30. w snhlnE a. m. m
s,r,, ii,,,, s, ,t., '''',N ~ Di' t,t VI" ,''
4U,. ,Ts, .',''s ~" r,,,.i ,,-eI
si,rrt u,,p,s f.s.t ar s,I,r s,r,., a. a.
tr", ,S1" Ho'9I' , 'nsy,ro., scum on 'son ,,,
; Third street ia Main Str.,t. tneuc, Norm
an Main street T." ' ths place Of b"s,unins Gt'
t.i ,., .,,ad , e.t, '"s' '..' ',y, ,
/ SetW,on Main street s1d t6. Nldl"nj
>1!ley Rssilwsy 49, 49,, -,
t,',.r st,,i .rI tfi.,snIn s,,..,'
between Main ana Midland VALLEY RAN.
Prerinct No q. All that t.rritory t,.
tween Third ANA Erv,utI ttrrrta puI
rfeSinc9 Ne n"s,apr"s al ''u, fE1 IN.
terscctlon of Denver Avenue and Third
street ihoucc West on Turd Street 10
Avenue 10 s@eaud street. thence wa 11
second street 10 rrisro EanvAy; henes
S,6 soat" gsay 1I.9g ne Er'e2 Ea"way &C. sgy
street to Denver Avenue, 'h,nce North
on Denver Avenue 10 the place Of begin.
torscctIuu ui Lawt1H ana First strAeta
,hh.Sgs h.Ss N2[o . m on 15 Gs~'"n TO- fiay ,,,tJgsi
Ay,nuo. thcurc Nurth on MaybpII Nrruu,
to tao NJ *. & q. RAILWAY ,henca Wcsi
CIV Limits n tur ,ity uf Tulsa tn,nc.
south tu the south Ilur uf New IryIpE
Place. tnouca Laap.rIy along ne soutf
iur uf Nrw Irving pIacr. Arlington
UrIghta and BunI,,f 'HII airitIuua t.
Union Avenue, th,roa South va Onion
PARK Addition. tltugt East -I.DE tur
g0gth uur n OyprIDUk yHfk huditllu tu
Hrrrdalr Ay,rur. th.nrr Nnrtb an U,s,.
dai. Ayeuu. Ia I1irst ttf,rt. tu,n,s I.st
IN First Street ia Ih,,t.n Ay,ul,, sbe
Mac ~ b,rIruiue
t...tu, g. v...........- 70. ,. .
,.i,,,,,n,' ,n, h'n"3Hh W ln' ln
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ABVERTIsEMENT on DfssOLUTtON
Notloo IN hereby Elven that the partner
ship heretofore eNlhtinK between Norma n
D. Brown aud q, " Long of the city of
TULSA. fulHh county. Oklahoma, under tho
nrni uRnio OF LonH snd brown was dis
solved On the t2th day VI November, 1891
by mutual consent q s. Long II heceby
partnership ana all bills win be paid BY
him
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AUTOMOBILES


AUTOMOBILES f0h SALE 10
ron BALE Fords, DodEes, Bucks AMI
many other good makes; eyery car a
bargain, terms 10 suit Used Car EK-
change. ip y Main. osage tioA
FOR sALE--Ford touring car. tine camp
ing uutft for four people, goes on
ruunlng board, VIII carry you around the
world, good eH new. tor cash only. oall
Cedar 500 are same ~ 42i ". Thirteenth.
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MEN on the down grade who are ioaing
out caused ffgm weak. nervouH, run
down condition. 10 you lack pep, strength,
courage and ambition, Try CastIeborrys
lills. Ihcy poaaes. wonderful reluvenatinE
forces. samples and wonderful teati-
moulgiH mailed rfec. \, r, Castleberty.
columbus Ga.
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ANrEp--A onall ohIid 20 board. oaoso

wEsT MAIN MATERNITY sANirARIUM
a home Tor the care and protection Of
Young womtbl rates faaAonahle' bebie.
adopted. Dr. ~. ~, Newman medical
director. f6t7 W. Main. oklahoma City
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NlLNNI rrot oaborne's Nacuinoter
INl TJIN, Perfect Physical Cuiturs Ap-
plinuc-. Obborue co. 2fAl Park Ave, 81.
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STUANEu- BLACK aud nei.on heavy
ftkDd setter dug disappeared saturday
uiEht from 1908 a. Rockford. had cord
tod around neck answers 10 name of
ruW. Howard tot recovery. NJ. l.. Cooper.
Phone OpUo Sta1.
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no WHOM ff MAY CD%CEftN
on September 70, 1891, I advertised for
Gne 7 passenger Narmun car stolen, i92o
model aud offered 800 reward. Sixty days
having expired today 1 now withdraw re-
ward. George Hutirttr
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on y. BrRECK ostcopathio physi
cian. has moved from apartment !.
Temple apartments 100 w. Ftfih w.. 20
suite gio New Daniel ndg. office phons
Cedar 2Gg4.
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NOTICE to real estate men. ! withdraw
tho sale of my house ht iiOt South
Roottor from all real estate men j. y,
TNImuauu
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SPECIAL NOTICES to fathers that really
care 10 save money on their yearly nhoe
hills, come 90 Turk Hruh., during aur
nunter Brown shoe sale Hnd have alt the
children properly ftted IN shoou that
really weRr ~ pticcH you can afford 10
nay Turk Bros ana n Main
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NOTigE-I VII not be responsible for any
.dUbta contracted hy my wife. EDNA L.
Iuhr SITTER this date W. \. John.
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FOEDS-We have Just gotten In SONS
extra good values In Ford tourings aud
rosdsterH. Terms 10 rrhpouaibe parties.
We are opcn supdayh.
AUTO a. TIRE EXCHANGE
g11 Eant Second 81 (Hag. kOOa
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cNuNEN. flN ~ NAN. USAGE a4VNt
FOR SALE Ford touring car, tine camp
| running hoard VIII carry you around the
world good eH new, tor cash only thl
FoR SALE Peerless sedsn. IN per
feet condition. VIII sacrifice Tor
nuick sale. This cur cnn be seen
aud demonstrated from Smiths Ca.
rsgc. ca $. nVuider.
/ FORD panel BODY dcliyery wagon. real
] buy. ApnldlnE rbwlnuey co. l09 9. Dru-
. yer CEDAR ltlt.
/ FpHr 8ne-lon uuok ln good shape,
eplldinF -selunoy Co. 100 Denver.
/ cedar itis
rOR SALE Hudson s passenger coupe, IN
s1'.,Iltgdni o9nd.,Io g"'I in H., gS1. ygi.
Upuur owner -,
. roH sAL. ror! r9,,dsstter i.o,. l1a9 mode, sis,
",g ',,S,.s,y.,, Ga5aer. cedar iiY
apo a FRANKFORT
f rlu SALE b. auH.r i3is Ford touring
cor. trHt.,IarH condition, cheap ioF '"Hn.
" a...r .TEt
/ Ems, t35 getB this Fori car good run
ming condition. our.halt mile Houfh
4 nom Iuydale. take Hod Fork ear Ns'
flr HrginH
FDR SALE one Fprd touring ear, b-1
II Lavtnn. OsaFo 1bss-k
ron aALE-- Ford roadster with small do.
livery bed 'IE model, good running
order Good tires, Hig bargain, frice
gTGu IUl4 b. INfri.
FDRn COUPE rns condition. large steer
lnr uha.l ami lock EQUATOR balanced
rranIshafl deluxe uIHtunr. water pump.
Ii,a wire vusaIH aud iirrH, foot sxceller-
Hfur motor driven. horn and other yaiu'
able rEirar. real bargain. very easy
trrrH. 100 ~ ssruud.
FOR SALE Dodge Hoadater 20 model.
good running order WIN give some
trrus E.lpbs garage,
FORD roadster. good running order.
looks good. Bargain at tiiO. $50 eash.
htlHute weekly l02 w. second.
FOEDS-We have Just gotten in SONS
extra good values In Ford tourings aud
ruadsterH. Terms 10 Tchponaihle parties.
We are open sundayH,
AUTO TIHE EXCHANGE
3l3 East second ST. Cbsge b00a.
FOR sALE--One atom White truck rrd
trailer IN firHt-claas condition. Addt ess
box ~, kaw Cl.y, Okla,
, NOTicE to studebaker car owners. We
have added Studehaker special me
! ehanic to our shop force anu he sure
knows his stuff Central Garage. RILEY
W stewart hgr- ~ = Cheyenns, Osags
S9gl,
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MH8 FRANK SEAMAN,
tiry Auditor
Approved aH Go torn thIs 'rd day of
NovrmLef. 1921.
FUAFE T. DUNCAN.
tlty AuyfuHy
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EOST In vicinity VI owen Park. Liver
mouths old Finder call cedar 1895
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LOST MINK fur SCAR between catonss
and f1yil sunday morning Liberal re-
ward osurr ass
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November - 10. lC. II andls. 1891.
world Publishing Company, Pun
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MRS. FRANK sEAMAN.
city Auditor

Approved
FRANK z. DUNCAN.
cry Attorney.
The Washington times., 1921-02-10
NEGRO SLAIN after
|. BATTLE WITH COPS
Barricades Himself in House
and Defies ice-Fight
Lasts Five Hours.

PHiLADELPaiA. Pa Feb. To-
Two hundred and ffty police reserves
early todss surrounded a house in
Tagin place -where 9Alabsma Jos.'
giant negro. had bsrricaded himse.r.
and after battle iaeting nearly five
hours broke into the room where t;e
fugitive was hiding and riddisd his
body with bullets. J5
Three patrolnen were shot durins
the seigc. Earlier I'm the evening.
after the negro had kill.d an unideu-
tilted colofed woman IN the house. he
went to another pom. where he de-
ned the police. he had two reyoiyers
and hundreds OF rounds of is.nmunition.
ton. sctff
In addition TO all thcpolice reserves
in South Philadelphia, iire- men played
an important part In rcseuing q wo-
man and two children fom the upper
iioor. Of the house. Streams OF water
from lines OF nose swept through this
house. breaking windows in an effort.
10 subdue the negro. After the place
had been riddled by hundreds Of bull
lota. Paarolm2n Anderson finally
broke throueh the door. emptied his
revolver into the negro's body, and.
tiNscw him into the Gtrect
The Washington times., 1921-02-10
n00RR's RnLTO--
"She Couldn't HeIp IL"

liquant With refreshing humor.
weli-spripkftd with thrills and inter-
estins gripping situations. Bebe Dam
iels' latest picture play. .'she Couldn't
Help IT, as presented at Moore 8
liialto Theater. has been recalling 70
thousands all this week memories OF
the storys great previous success as
a novel and stage play under the
authors title I'm the Bishops Car
riage."
Miss Daniels is convincing and sin.
tere In the star part OF Nance
Oiden," while Herbert Stands hg, z.
Wall coyington. Helen Raymond.
Wade Boteier, Emory Johnson. Vera
Lewis and Ruth Renick all appear to
distinct advantage In important roles.
Subsidiary features including a
laughablc comedy featuring Hamilton
Lloyd. entitled "Moonshine." an eduea-
tional subject. and late Fox News, to-
gether with special orchestral num-
bers, complete two hours OF enjoyable
entertainment.
The Washington times., 1921-02-10
THE STRAND
'sT'he Stealers.1

''The Stealers." the William Christy
Cabanno super-special, is continuing
TO attract capacity audiences to the
Strand Theater, where it is being pre-
sented with special scenic and light
ing effects all this week. Due to the
unusualness OF the production, 1t is
being offered as the main attraction,
although ~, excellent all-star vaude-
Vile program is likewise seen. This
includes '"Nine O'clock" humorous
farcical oddity; Wilbure and Lyks in
delightful competition of songs,
bounds and sayings; Edah Dolbridge
and Tobe cireemer, an artistic com
bination introducing their own song
hits; Hart and Helene, unique expo
nents OF. music, harmony and originai-
tiles and Billy Bernard and Charlotte
Meyers. who are funnier than ever in
"The Cabby and the Fare
Selected short subjects and special
orchestral features complete the bill.
The Washington times., 1921-02-10
AIR CONQUEST TO
.BPuGAEW HORROR
Next War to Cause Deaths at
Every American Doorstep,
Experts Say.

Americas next war vii bring death
10 every doorstep In the. land, air
service arntament experts forecast to-
day. so
longer exists, IL Was declared. now
chat both dirigible and heavierthan-
nfr craft have made tran s-Auantic
flght. The next few years. it was
predicted, viii make bridging the Al
lanfic nttie more upusuai than cross
Ing the English ebannel WAS AT out
break of tho W0r&A war.
Civilian populations, however. viii
suffer nucs more heavily from air
craft than ever before, II was said.
Al evidences of the trend. Officers In
atance the increasing effectiveness Ia
letter phases. OF the last war Of bomb
ing mdustnaL plants-~effective both
10 destroy materials and morale OF
nOn-combatants.
"It ia highly probable" Major GEN
eral Cox. chief OF coast artillery, was
quoted as SAYING. mat the strategy
Of future wars viii turn largely upon
attempts 10 destroy or diminish mu-
milton power by attacks upon indus-
trial cehters. OF the methods avail
able. the most loEieal appear to be
dropping from aeropianes bombs con
tanning ton or more Of high ex-
ploslyes and capable of.eifeeting com
lpletc' ehacement of the factoribs at
lacked"
Aerial bombs have been made Vary
Ing from q FEW ounces 10 more than a
ton in weight, II was, learned. and
even larger ones have been contem-
plated. The larger engines. intended
for "demoIitlon.e are constructed with
long-burnipg fuses so as toNnot ex-
plode 1T ihe roof but only after pene-
trating the target. The recent wall
street explosion was recalled to show
possibilities OF single bomb
Aerial armament or the future also
will include 'fragmentation" bombs,
to scatter missiles dealing wounds and
death among troops or crowds, it was
said. sui other materials for aerial
distribution viii be incehdiary.. gas.
ana other chemical terrors TO make
cellars impossible refugees.
The Washington times., 1921-02-10
MOORE,S GARDEN
"The Spenders."

Seldom has 50 strong cast been
assembled for a single production as
is to be found in Benjamin j. Hamp-
toms latest cinema offering, "The
Spenders," AN adaptation OF Harry
Leon Wilson's popular novel of the
same name. Joseph Dowling Niles
Welch. claire Adams, and Robert Nc
Kim are all seen in important roles
calling for thes best of their talent.
The production begins three,day
showing at Moore's Garden Theater
today. Romance sand thrills. sump-
tuous settings and magnificent ex-
terror scenes vie with each other in
making this one of the outstanding
presentations of the season. ..