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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-05
COkSTRUIRAN EN- MEXICO
TN HOTEL SUNTUOSISIMO

SerpI.io Especial para In rRENSA
cIUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero e.
Sc halla en- esta CAPITAL el env.ado del
Hotel Astoria de otros cen ell objeto
de estudiar la construction de un ho-
tel monumental que Sc destinara re-
cibir a los viajeros opulensos que emf
gran de los Estados Unidos en- husca
de clirnas templates sin f1aiiar en- los
hoteles existentes el lujo y comodida-
des que buscan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-05
lncendio en- I'm gran
almaceen en- Ia Capital
Gel Puerto de Liverpool sc VIC
amenazado por el fuego pero
Sc pudo salvar

Teleorana Especial pdIa LA PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Encro a.
Esta mafiana Sc inicio un incendio en-
ell almacen de ropa ",3l Puerto de Lii
verpoor. dc esta capital Los bombe-
ros acudieron con gran oportunidad
V trabajaron con tanta eficacia. que
loeraron sofocar el incendfo cuando a
penas Sc iniciaba-
Las perdidas fueron ;nsignificantcs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-05
LOS
COMERClANTES Y
OBTIENEN EMTO
En- Veracruz no toIeran
los nuevos impuestos
municipales
FUERON OIDOS
los cobros
mientras Sc eStudia
su demanda

Telcsrama Especial para LA PRENsA.'
vERACRUZ, Enero 3-ToGos los
comerciantes en- pequeEo de este
puerto, 1icieron hoy una manifesto
c:6n pacifica, con sl ohjetn de protes-
tar publicamente contra el alza de
los inpuestos municipalcs. decretad;s
Dor eI nucvo aIcalde de Ia ciudad.
Los manifestantes courtroom 81 Pa-
lac;o Municipal una comisioa de
ellos eypuso al Alcalde los motiVos
que ten!a2 para elevar Ia protesta en-
aquelia forIla. FL Alcalde crdeno en-
ese instante que Sc suspendiera el co
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-05
.SIGUE Ell LIO De
LOS MUNICIPES DE
LA CD. DE MEXICO
ROGUE Gonzalez Cara
Sc haIIa nombrando va
las Comisiones
ABREU PROTESTA
Dice que disolvera por la
fuerza eI Ayuntamien
to de GleZ. GarZa

Teecramc Especial poro LA PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO.Enero r.
Han seguido funcionando hasfa hoy
dos Ayuntanientos en- esta capital. FL
Pres!dente del Cabildo integrado por
elementos del partido Cooperatista.
Rogue Gonzalez Cara, hizo Ia 6ecla-
racion de que Sc estan y;i nomhrando
las oo1nisiones espectiTas, para Ia
debida n.archa de los asuntos admi-
Pasa la 5a-)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-05
pEcLARAcIoNES DE De
LA HUERTA

Ell Secretario de Hacienda, Adolfo
de IA Huerta, hizo declaraciones los
peri6dicos. que lleysron alguna con-
fianza al pdblico, presa por complete
del publico.
Manifesto ell Secretario de Hacien-
da que Ia Casa Bancaria menclona-
da no Sc talla en- estado q" qdlenEa
como supone gran parte del pnbhco'
fundandose en- el hecho dc que sus-
ncndio sus pagos pidio liauidaclon
judicial. En- concepto del SecTetario
de Hacienda Ia Compahfa Bancaria oe
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-05
LEGO SIN NOVEDAO A URUA-
PAN OBREGON

TeI>,rann Especial par7 IA PREGSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero A.
Sesdu hace saoer un lac6nico mensa-
ie que Sc acaba dc recibir, hoy lego
a Uruapam sin novedad ell General
Obrecon
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-05
ESpERANZAS EN- El NUEVO
Go5ERNAOOR

va que no fue possible otiener del
ex-soberrador Smith el lndultc para
Sanchez Garcia debido quiZhs q que
no Quisc tornar una resolution e1 tai
Sentido por estar q punto de entire
gar el gob!erno. Sc considera iodis-
pensabIe -eanudar las Sessioaes cerca
del nuevo gobernador Miller
Durante IL junta de las se&nr>:s que
integran Ia Pan American Round Ia
ble. So exprcs6 IA opinion de que 81
Sc lleva a cabo un movimieGto gene
raj como el que Sc reaiz6 dur2nte q
mes de diciembre. es seSuro que So
obrenga del nuevo gobernador el tan
sol;citado sndulta para los Tex:ca-
nos Sanchez Y Garcia En- tai co1side-
racion. las damas de IL Nest Rcdon-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-05
uN ALUmNo DE La EscuELA DE
AvIAcION H'ZO TuELoS EMO
CtONANTES

Te,eorcna Especial para LA PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero r.
HOY en- la manana, en- Yaibuena, Sc
efectuaron vuelos verdadersmente e.
moc:onantes pcr un alumrc de Ia Es-
cuela de Aviaci6n que pilote6 COZ gran
macstria su aeroplano. tenienao en-
suspense el amino de los espectadores
dursnte todo el tempo que diiro Ia
not.ble exhibition.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-05
Ell Gobierno del Gral. Aluaro Obregon
ua seguir la misma politica petrolera
.;aI nara "LA PRENS4".

Teicgrama Especial para ola PhENSA".
cIUDAD DE MEXICO Enero 4El Secreario de Industrla
Comeco Zubaran Capmany ha dearado hoy el
Goerno sosendr politca petroera observe ell
Gobierno anterior.
Tai declaration del Industrial sdo hecha
motive de las que han plhcado respecto
Gobeno General Obregon esaba dspuesto modificar
consderabemenc c peroera presentando al efecto
yo proyecto de del Artcuo ~ Congress-
el de seSioneS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-05
LLEGAN ALEhANES EN-
GRAN NUhERO A MEXICO

Tsleoyomo Especial para la PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero A.
Har tomenzado l. llesar al puerto dc
Veracruz, en- gran nmero, los inDigran
les alemanes que acompahados de al
gunos ingenieros agroncmos vieEen
con el objeto de COLOMBIAN las regiones
de Chihuahua, de, Torre6n y algunas
otraS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-05
ESTADO DEL TEMPO
TEMPERATURE DE AVER

PRoNoSTICo PARA HOY
San Antonio, y vceindad: Parte del dfa nu-
bIado Temperature minina entire 4s 81
srados Ligeros variabies vientos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-05

Paris Mexico solo pidio Ia intervene
c;on judicial para demostrar que po-
see fondos suficientes para cubrir 20
dos sus adeudos y que conf'a en- quo
antes de ounce dfas reanIdara sus c.
peraciones.
pEcLARAcloN DEL JUEZ
Ell Juzgado Tercero de Distrito, doE-
de Sc radico el juicio de licuidacion
de Ia Casa Bancaria de Paris y Me-
xico, declara que el pas;vo de esa cor
poraci6n es menor en- cuatro milfones
de pesos a 10 que asciende ell actiTo,
por 10 que Sc halla en- capacidad de
pagar todos sus adeudos en- cuanto
realize los valores correspondence
que no ha podido hacer Electives en-
un momento dado.
Esta declaration del juzgado que
procedera a intervenir en- Ia lquiGa-
cion de Ia Casa Bancaria, ha creado
alguna confianza entire los acreedores
que Sc crefan va lesionados en- sus
intereSeS
LOS BANcos EsTAN soLvENTEs
Con motive del panico financiere
que Sc ha acentuado con la> crisis de
Ia Casr. cancaria de Paris y Mexico,
ell Secretario de Hacienda ha crefdo
prudente hacer las declaraciones si-
guientes:
-Tcdos los estableciulientos banca-
rios Sc hallan en- estado de perfecta
solvencia- De clio dehe tener el pu-
blico completa seguridad no con-
tribuir a aumentar ell panico que crea
dificultades muy serias a0n a las Or
ganizaciones mAs estables. Repito que
todos los eStablecimientos banc1rios
en- el pats Sc hallan en- un essado de
perfecta solvencia Y Que solanente ei
panico puede crear diGcultades como
lag actraes".
Texo.emo Espeeiei pcrc ia FRENSA"
CICDAD DE MEXICO, Enero -
Dista mucho de haberse calmado el
panico financierc. como lc prueba el
hecho de que hayan afluido hoy los de-
positantes a los Bancos a retirar sus
fondcs. hacienda un total respectable
las cantidades que nan sido sacadas
de sus cajas.
Sin embargo. Sc cree que Ia aiarma
pasara en- case de que ris -nencicna-
das instituciones resistan a esta h'us'.
ca extraction de metalico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-05
UN MENSAJE Al NUEVO
GOSERNAOOR

Sc propuso dirigir IN menslie. o
cuantos fieran necesarios. al nuevo
gobernado- del Escado de Nueva York.
Mr.. Nathan L. Miller, hacisDdole Ia
misTna petici6n que le triera hccha
por Ia Pan American Eonnd Table"
al ex-gobernador Smith, quien hizo
entrega del poder e. dia altiIuo del
aIio
La idea fus aceptada por unanini-
dad de votos. resolviendose que IL Sc
nora GriswoId, en- ST. caracrer dc Pre-
sidenta de Ia Association enviarsl dicho
mensaje de que Sc ocurriera ante ei
vice-C6nsul encarsado de Ia Gficina
Consular e Mexico. <enor Castro. pa
"a hacerle saber Ia resoIuci6n adopta-
da Y expresarle que Ia Pan American
Round Table reanuda-la sus geStiones
en- favor de los mexicanos sen:encia-
dos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-05
o . W
LA APANAMERlCAN
ROUND TABLE VA
A TOMAR CARTAS
lie inferesa la suerte de
nuestros pdisanos A.
Sanchez Y G. Garcia
Iniciara mn nueuo mouimien.
to cerca del Gobernador
recien uegado al puesto,
Nathan [. Miller
S & e

Survas mas activas ceStiones Ia
r. Ia Pan-American Round Table de
San Antonio en- favor de n vida de
Asusttn Sanchez y Genaro Garcia. los
1lexicanos sentenciados a muerte en-
Ia prisi6n de Sin Sing, en- 81 Estado
de Nueva York.
DuraRte eI Initin que Al me:iiodfa
d. aver celebr6 Ia referida ;ssociaci6n
en- el Hotel Gunter Sc t-at6, casi exclu-
Sivamente, de ese asunto. Eiio de-
rnuestra que Ia pan American Round
Table" Sc u1uestra verdaderamente
intereSada en- TRAFALGAR po-que So con-
mute "a pena de muerte dictada contra
los j6yencs Sanchez Y Garcia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-05
o. IS w
OTRO PALSANO HA
SlDO CONDENADO
A LA DURA PENA
Es Pedro Dominguez
y estd en- la cdrcel de
Florence, Arizona
Sc hacen va las gestiones
de indulto cerca del Go
bernador del Estado,
Mr.. Campbell

certe.
Otro mexicano Sc halla On visperas
de ser ahorcado, como resultado de
una sentencia de muerte dictada en-
su contra en- el Estado d. Arizona.
Sc trata de Pedro Domtnguez. ac-
tualmente preso en- Ia renitenciarta de
Florence. Arizona Tn jura3o que 10
juZg6 recientemeRte dict6 en- su COR
tri ssntencia de Hslerte. por el deli
TO de honicidio. de que Sc le ac"s0
hace varios meses.
La SeDtencia de 10 pena capital ha
de ser ejecutada el d!a II &c F:nero,
V para salvar al sentenc!ado de SD
frir IA tremenda pena, sc han hccho
va gestiones por parte de ia Emba-
jada TleNicana en- Washington
soLiciTUD De lNDuLTo
FL Consulado Mexicano en San An
tonic recibi6 aver un telegran1a del Sc
nor Manuel Tellez. Encargado dc la
Embajada MeXicana en- Ia capital dc
Ia Union, daadole cuerta del caso Gel
compatriota sentcnciado a IL pcaa dc
muerte en- el EStado de Arizona.
En- tai nensaje Sc inforrna que Ia
Embajada Mexicana, al tercr como
cimiento de Ia sertencia y de Ia prox'-
midad de IA fecha para n eJecuci6n
de u pena de muertc, soiic:t6 el in
dulto para Doninguez, por conducto
del Departamento dc EStado. : di
rectamente al Gobernador de AriZo-
ma, Mr.. Campbell. en- IN mensaje te-
legrafico. esperanto obtecer una res
puesta favorable.
Ia COLLABORATION DE ToDos
El senior Tellez. Encargado de Il
Ernbajada. en- Washington. recomier-
da al Encargado del Consulate Me
xicano en- esta ciudad, que haEa ses
tones en- favor del scntenciado e2
Arizona, y que recomienda = todos los
compatriotas RESIDENCES en- esta ciu-
dad, que ccoperen en- esta nuera cam
paiia para sllvar Ia vida de un meXi-
cano. .iirigiendose al goberRador Camp
bell en- solicitud de isdu!to para el
senrenciado.
--Creo que el deber de todo mexica-
no-dice el Encargado de Ia EInbaia-
Ga en- Washington al vice-CoCSul en-
San Aptonio-es prestar eficaz colabo-
raci5n para salvar Ia vida del compa-
triota DomfngueZ Es por clio que re-
comiendole dirigirse al gober1aGor de
Arizona y convocar q los nacionales
residences en- su jurisdiction dc Sar
Antonio, para que su Yez Sc dirijan
al mencionado gobernadnr Ca!hpbeii.
en- solicitud de gracia par:t Fl conpa-
triota sentenciado"
Entendemos que eyer mismo, el vi
ce-C6nsul Encargado, senor Castro,
dirigi6 un telegrana al gobernador
Thomas Campbell. solicitando 81 i'll
dulto para el meXicano Pedro Domin-
guez.
Sabcmos tambien que yarias corpo-
raciones mexicanas tonaaran el acuer-
do de dirigirse al gobeInador dc Ari-
zona hacienda Ia misma sohcitud.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-05
NuEvAS GESTioNES

ApeHas iniciado el Initin- n seHora
Presidenta propuso que Sc trItara de
preferencia el asunto 5e los meX!ca-
nos senteaciados en- Nuey;I York. Ia
idea fue acogida con verdadero inte-
res por todas las socias v .as perso-
mas que hahan asistido al lunch en- Ca
hdad de invitadas.
DIjose que 81 asunto arDeritaba una
atenci6n preferente y que no debfa
dejarse pasar un solo dia. sin hacer
nuevas gestiones para salvar Ia vida
a los sen,enciados de Sin-Siag
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-05

bro de los impuestos en- 'arto que Sc
estudiaba Ia mejor manera de RENE
diar la situacion-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-05
LAS GESTTONES EN- FAVOR DE NUESTROS
CONPATRIOTAS CONDENADOS A MUERTE
Is S Is

da Pan Americana resolvieron desde
luego iniciar nuevas gestiones ante
el nuevo mandatario del EStado dc
Nue"u York. ccorerar en- to1as los
trabajos que Sc emprendan con el mis-
mo prop3sito
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-05

PaSa 4 Ia Sal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
NeU Aviation Club for
America Is Planned

OMAHA. Nov. 5.--Resoiutions
providing for "a national orGaniza-
tion to supplant the present Aero
Club of America as the national
representative body OF the body werc
unanimously adopted by the first
international air congress In con-
ventiOn here.
This action followed a speech by
Maj J. r. Guddcn, chairman OF the
committee on resolutions, who de-
clared that the Aero club OF Ameri-
ca. has not been doing all that Ia
possible for commercial aviation"
He pointed out that the interna-
uonal air congress could form an
organization Of 100 600 members
which could control 100000 votes.
Then we can get legislation he
added.
Resolutions were also passed ap.
proving the Wadsworth bill. which
provides for bureau Of aereonau-
tics In the department OF commerce,
for passage OF national flying laws
and for the release OF government
equipment and flying field to mem-
bers Of tho organized reserve corps
Of flyers that they might keep In
training.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
AGGIES AXE TIED
BY EMPORIA, II
Oklahomans Outplay Kan
sans but Lack Neces-
sary Punch

SALTWATER Nov. 5.--Tho col
lege Of Empqria and the Oklahoma
A. q NJ. college elevens scrappcd to
a III tie here today. Although the
oklahoma Aggies outplayed the
Kansas tribe, ~ Is evidenced by
first downs, they lacked the punch
to put the pigskin over At critical
times. The Asgies made Is first
downs to the visitors three. Em-
poria, which is leading the Kansas
state football conference this year,
scored nthe first quarter when
Grant, quarterback. caught punt
on the 50-yard line and raced down
the field for a touchdown. The Ag
gies scored In the second period
" it-n W-tv-t irit raiinHCK,
plunged through the Kansas line for
a touchdown after consistent Ok
lahoma march down the field.
Widick Kicked goal for Emporia
and Jester for Oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
TIGERS AND EDMOND
TEACHERS IN FRONT
IN CONFERENCE RACE
High School Conference Championship Race Also
Comes to Showdown, With Sapulpa and Oklahoma
Scheduled to Meet in Deciding Battle Friday; Tulsa
Has Nice Chance to Cut Big Figure.

the necessary life. Thcy are liable
to cause trouble. however Their
feat last year In fighting Muskogcc
To tie when every body conceded
MuskOgce should win, shows YOU
never can toll
Enid looms strong 100 the high
school conference on early scores
The only blot on the Garfield coun-
~ cuntinEents record is that l4-0
defeat at the hands ~ tho Sapul-
pans Enid beat shawnee 2S to 8,
% better showing than Oklahoma
Citys 100 win over the same team.
Enid dowucd Guthrie $50, another
place where oklahoma city came
off second best barely defeating
Guthrie 80. However. the Okla
oma Chy-Gutrie game waa tho
first OF the season. and neither team
played true to later form. II Sa-
puipu should beat oklahoma cts
next Friday it will leave nice tic
for second place hetwcen nkinnma
city and Enid which are not sched-
uled t. meet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
Blue and White ROOterS Not
Afraid of O. {.

been doing nearly all the Kicking
and puntiug, ard his toe work has
improved remarkably.
Hippo Morris. the young man
who iS shown above IN the act of
kicking, needs no Introduction to
followers of high school football
in Oklahoma. Although out OF the
game because OF minor injuries fot
the greater part of this year 40 far,
lac has shown i'm the four halves
he has played all the brilliant
form that landed him on the all
state In 1920 A. kicker and
broken field runner he probably has
no superior in the state. lie is un-
usally capable al throwing aud ro-
Ccying passes and running back
punts. ana though he is "a midget
weighing but 1876 pounds he Is one
~ the deadlicst taCklers in the state
Cover up Morris" is an instruction
opposing players always get before
a game.
Though but Ia years Old y.
Jones, LEFT tackle ON the Sapulpn
team, is typical member Of hi1
particular branch Of tho we'll
known Jones family a son OF for
mpr Senator j. +. Jones OF Tulsa
and brother Of Jerry Jones. AN as-
sistaut coach ON thn University ~
Missouri team, this yuungstcr
weighs o modest tN7 ana is terror
ou the gridirpn. Hes ALWAYS good
Tor Few yards through tho line,
carrying the bali or over his tackle.
Also In spite of his weight he is cN-
ccedingly fast. down on puuts like
an end.
Charles McAllistcr, mu back ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

While the safe and sane plan uu-
doubtedly Is to wait until chickens
are hatched before counting en-
over at Sapulpa a tremendously en-
thusiastic football following all
ready IS counting the state high
school football mpionship as good
as won by Coacu Virgil Jones
Blue and White sridders although
the hardest game of the season Is
yet tn he played pith The always
chcsty and dangerous oklahoma
City eleven.
Diminutive Virgil Jones former
Kendall gridiron 'star and for the
last two seasons athletic director at
Sapulpa high school has per-
focted a machine that Is riding
roughshod to victory. The mite
mentors proteges really look so
good that it's hard ia say how good
they are, They've Won every game
played this season with the utmost
ease, and Jones has . number ot
perfected PLAYS up his sleeve that
he hasn't had to us. He's AiNing
'etn for next Friday when his boys
will tackle oklahoma City az the
capital In a game that is expected
To be decisive OF the state champion
shin.
Sapulpa has won it's conference
Ea mes So far by large scores with
one exception, Enid holding them
to pair OF touchdowns SIpulpa
defeated Okmulgee 40-G and crushed
Guthrie under a $50 score. Law
ton, last years conference winner,
was drubbed. 40 TO o. though not
IN the conference this year.
CAPTAIN Rex Thomas, tho 1856
pound quarterback probably has
been the greatest individual factor
In Sapulpa's victorious march.
It's his last year i'm high school and
he Ia making II his best by far. Al
though there are other good quarter
backs IN the Central conference
they're going 10 have mighty
hard time keeping the Sapulpa
captain or the all-statc this year
lie runs his team we'll, Is fast, a
good passer and kicker and on, Of
the hardest line smashers In the
state, Fourth Down" Thomas is
the nickname he has earned. When
the 1921 records are complete n
probably viii be shown that Thomas
has scored more points than any
other high school player in tho state
In tne bsence Of Morris hc has
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
THOUSANDS NOW TAKE
IRONIZED YEAST

aud which is one ot the bcst known
blood buildpra
lroulz,d Yeast Is pleasant to take.
keeps indefinitely. and be packed in
convenient sauti tape packages
Bach package contains 10 dHYF
treatment and rost you only one dol -
lar Thus. lruuiEod Yeast costs only
a iruDtinn more, per dose, than com.
'tluu Noapl tunly Toe. a day). hut is
much more effective as IL contains
highly concentrated brewers yeast,
which is TAR richor lu Vitaminog
Than ordinary baking yeast
Got irouiIod Yeast from your
druggist today. You viii nu duuht
bo mrpriApd at the quick results it
VIII bring Special directions Toy
children In each package. Made by
the lrluiz'd Yeast Company At
lnuta. Ga AdNt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
Smith and ManteH to
Box at Slick NOU. 10

Special TO The World.
SLICK nov. y--Curlcy Smith Of
Bartlesyillc and FRANK Mantcll Of
Tulsa have started training for their
1O-round bout before the Slick Attn
letic club here next Thursday night,
November TO- Local boxing fans.
are turning out in numbers to watch
the middleweights in their Condi-
tioninE work Matchmaker "Ruhe"
Bcal of the Sllck \. c. believes this
will be the best match ever pre-
scented here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

years old. is another young giant in
the Blue and white squad lie
weighs lal. llo's big, fast
Ehifty fellow, who not only carries
.ha hall "c!!, hut - s;,ors vu iui,,-
ference and blocking
l.. Caywoud, younger OF the Cay
wood brothers on the team. holds
down the position Of right guard.
Ne is n years old and weighs 1871
pounds. good -uaturcd lad hut q
demon on the field. lie b. one Of
the crack defensive players OF tho
iNNIn-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
Yale Scores an Easy
Win Orer Maryland

NEW HAVEN. Nov b. Yale
sent over four touchdowus I'm the
Vame with Maryland state today
aud won ~ 10 u. Yale started the
game with eight second string men
and three regulars IN the lineup ana
u the last period nearly au entire
ly now eleven of ot substitute won't
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
Profit Forgotten Sale

Monday will open the complete Auto Supply House in the state
Our prices such that the benefit C all market changes
We want visit establishment and find out the difference in
prices and others
Seventeen the business position where
treat customers right.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-27
THEATRES
a Attraction.

The attraction at the Strand thea
beginning today will be "Nomads
= the North" a photodrama de-
~ibed as extraordinary" from the
! of James Oliver Curwood, an
Thor who won undying fame OF
Back to Gods Country" n the
Eiver's End" This third product
the Curwood knowledge of the
North and of natural history Is
yesenled by the Associated
NAL as also we're the oth-
5rts. The title tells a great
o the nature of h story
ads of the North" and 1t
10 with an intense love affair
kanders through many hooks
brners seldom called mortal
ken. The great piece-de-re-
Ie Ia the persistent effort or
In listed "king-pin" of a trad
.s,st to impose his will to the
nit OF forcing a girl whose father
! his debt to marry his pampered
vicious son. But the girl loves
simple minded, honest. sturdy
per who got so far away from
that it required three years TO
q the return trip and he arrived
IN the nick of time, for she was
Il to be fsyced against her
-ssscome the wife or the man
Hinely hated. The reappear-
the real lover on h scene
exciting events which never
until the very finish of n
Triumph and happiness crown
prdtraeted efforts of the couple