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Evening star., 1921-05-15
THE OMITTED NAME

luncheon at which an amused. albeit
determined. set of editors voted
unanimously not to print the name
OF James Josiah Randers. nor ms
wife, nor his daughter, nor his stocks
nor his bonds. nor anything that was
his. The plan went into effect forth
with, a decision happily timed. Tor
that night Mrs. Randers gave at her
town house reception and cotillon
of unusal elaborateness.
Well skip the cotillon. mentioning
was not present. and. if you are not
fastidious. will enter the boudoir of
Mrs. Randers on the following morn
ing.
The breakfast tray removed. she
settled herself comfortably among the
pillows to read with inward satisfac-
tion and outward protest what the
writer's on social affairs had to say of
her rs hostess. In her hands was the
Herald She was subtly familiar with
every division and subdivision of its
Evening star., 1921-05-15

TO the editor: Kiplng once
made the crack that east is
east and west is west mean
ing that they's little in COM
mon between the two OF them and
he was thinking a specially of ath-
aletic events like foot ball and etc.
and the differents in how they play
them in y. Y. and vicinity and out in
the far west like Ohio. California and
Missouri.
For inst. IL Harvard beats Yale 40
to 0. why both teams wins as its a
technical victory for Harvard and a
moral victory for Yale. vile out west
the nine that gets the most scores
is the only winner. except in case
like the 1919 world serious when Gin
cinnau win technicly. but the fiscal
victory roasted under chicago's pill
low.
Or you take track athaletics. Theys
boy in California name Paddock
Evening star., 1921-05-15

GIN downright sorry you take 1t
SO hard" he said. I'll be up
10 see Helen Wednesday night. and
maybe when you've had your dinner
and are feeling better we can dis
Cuss the ethics Of the situation"
I'm my house. shouted James Jo-
siah Randers, reporters are as un-
welcome as they are in my Office.
II you have an engagement with my
daughter for Wednesday night you
will consider it broken"
Richard bowed and backed toward
the door. His face was a bit flushed.
You will do me a great favor"
r,r. Randers fred after him. ito
keep my name out of your publica-
lion. II consistent. pass the word
along.
Half an hour later Richard sat
swinging leg of the city desk at
the Star.
Burton" he said. IL have OBJ
kained from sur fellow tovnsman.
Evening star., 1921-05-15

DEBATE OF this kind. however, is
- not satisfying. James Josiah
Randers rose guiltily from his desk,
and looked gloomily out the window
MIR Dunwoodie re-entered, cautious
ly, There was a white ring around
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15
MIDNIGHT CONFERENCE
BETWEEN WORKERS COM
MITTEES AND LLOYD GEORGE
CONTINUED from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
til conditions improve Government con-
troll has left the industry bankrupt. We
will do our best to make better terms
for underpaid workers and publicly eY-
tend this invitation to the miners to
meet us and talk things over What else
can the owners do?'
Summing up the situation, the Lon.
don Times said:
1T is realized by all that firm basis
OF a discussion has been reached. The
rank and file of commons have asserted
themselves with decisive effect"
Announcement that the railwaymen's
strike set for 10 o'clock tonight had
been cancelled, was made shortly before
4 o'clock this afternoon by j. H. Thorn
as. general secretary Of the railway.
mems union.
No explanation was Immediately avail.
able Of the railroad mems action but it
was thought in some quarters that 1t
might indicate split in the triple Al
lance.
The transport workers strike also
has been called Off Mr.. Thomas an.
nounced.
AS far as the railway men and trans
port workers are concerned the strike
81 cancelled" he said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15
GERMANY OFFERS FEW
ATTRACTIONS TO SIGHT
SEEING FOREIGN TOURIST
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Continued from Page One) I
have interminable waits at customs
stations.
Through trains are now operating be-
tween Paris and Warsaw which makes
the rail trip to Poland and the Baltic
states far easier than it has been since
the armistice. Trains will soon be run
from Berlin to Riga, Latvia. Barring
passport annoyances. travel is almost
normal between Berlin and Prague and
Berlin and Vienna.
There are no fast boat trains now be-
tween Berlin and Hamburg and Berlin
and Bremen, such as existed between
the war
The great German steamship lines CO.
operating with American lines now oper-
ate touring companies of their own
which are prepared to conduct parties
throughout Germany at fixed price
including hotel accommodations, rail-
way fares, guides and carriages. The
rates are higher than before the war,
even taking the favorable American
exchange into consideration.
Since the arpistice there have been
few American tourist parties in Ger
many on regularly conducted tours. The
great tourist agencies have not been
able to guarantee fixed rates because
of the wild flnctuation in exchange
and the general disruption of the or
ganizations through which arrange
ments were perfected in pre-war days.
An effort is being made by steamship
lines, hotel proprietors and railway Of.
ficials to get American tourists busi-
ness back on fixed basis, but the
failure of the United States to make
peace with Germany has been q grea.
hindrance to such negotiations.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15
Many Former Deputy
MarShalS Are Now
Chiefs of Police

The office Of chief OF police seems
to be playing havoc with the United
States deputy marshals force In
various cities in the state, and sew
eral new appointments will have 10
be made by the chief deputy Us soon
rs he returns to Oklahoma, he being
out of the state ut present on Of
fetal business.
Deputy Marshal Hignight OF this
city was elected chief Of police at
the recent election. and has tend
cred his resignation as deputy mar
shal to A. X. Caldwell, chief deputy
under Marshal Enloe. Sterling
Siamper OF Hugo has resigned, and
his place will have to be filled, he
was elected chief Of police ut Hugo.
W. A. WOrley OF Chickasha has
rendered his resignation. j. d. Pet
ers, OF McAlester rendered his resig-
nation TO take the post Of chief oil
police of that city under the man
agerial form of government. Tom
Whaley was elected chief Of police
at Okmulgee, and left another va.
cancy in the marshal's ranks.
All those who have resigned with
the exception of Worley, have as
sumed their duties as heads OF var
ious police departments. but so lar
no appointments have been made.
MIR. Hignight stated today that he
had no idea who the temporary ap-
pointee would be here. or whether
any would be made or not. IL is gen.
erally understood that VIII Card
we'll is slated by "the powers that
| be" for the regular job. and II may
be possible that his appointment
will come ut once.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15
HAVE YOU BEEN TO THE DOL
LAR SALE? WHERE? AT THE
DIXIE STORE. IT. NOT, VISIT H.
NEW YORK BROKER MUST
ANSWER BIGAMY CHARGE

Greenwich, Conn, April l5.-A war
rant for the arrest Of Herbert Thorn
ton Andrews, a New York broker. who
lives in a Jersey city apartment with
two wives, was issued here today by
Judge James +. Walsh, prosecuting
attorney Of Greenwich. The warrant
charges blgamy and prejury.
Judge Walsh would not discuss the
technicalities Of the law in the case,
but said that extradition Of Mr.. An
drews from New Jersey would be
asked.
The marriage of Mr.. Andrews and
Esther Marie Tatnall Of January 26
last, was performed by Miss Alice j.
O'Neill. the only woman justice OF the
peace in Greenwich. Mr.. Andrews. II
is explained, stated on his license that
he was single.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15
C0NTRABAND "WET
GOODS" BURNED IN
IDABEL'S STREETS

Confined from Page One)
Is held pending the arrival Of federal
officers.
Today the granitoid curbing and gut.
ters in front Of the McCurtain county
courthouse, are blackened from the
heat of the burning whisky which
flowed along them, veritable blaze Of
liquid fire. while the strong odor Of
alcohol Is still present, in u decreasing
degree, in the air. n
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15
SENSATIONAL SACRIFICE SALE
AT THE POPULAR PRICE STORE
Adv. l'''
ALLEGED ASSAuLTER
OF OKLAHOMA WOMAN Is
ARRESTED IN ARKANSAS

Arkadelphia. Ark, April l5.-Ernest
East. said by the sheriff here to be
wanted in lie Flore county, Oklahoma,
in connection with an alleged assault
on n young woman Of that place, was
arrested at Alpine, near here, yester'
day. and will be returned TO Okla
home. East denies his guilt, but
says that the young woman In the
case was friend Of his.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15
HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA
WINS FIRST PLACE AGAIN
IN SOUTHEASTERN MEET

Word was received here this morn
ing from Durant announcing that the
High School Orchestra, Sol NJ. Lowen-
stein, director, had again won first
place in the district meet at the South
eastern Normal This is fifth conse-
cutive time the high school orchestra,
under Mr. Lowenstein's direction has
won this honor.
The Girls Glee Club also contested
last night but first honors went TO
Hugo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15
Marvin WoIyertOn HonoreJ

Marvin Wolyerton who was dele.
gate from the local order OF the Bro
therhood Of American Yoeman To the
state convention at Oklahoma city,
Wednesday, was elected delegate from
the state TO the national convention at
Denver the early part Of the summer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15
MILITARY DANCE AT
CONVENTION HALL APRIL y

The Machine Gun Company in this
city Of the Third Infantry Of the OKLA
homa National Guard will conduct q
dance at Convention Hall on Wednes-
day night April Goth, 1921. at 500.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-15
An Important
Sale Of Spring
Sweaters

No less important in this
sale are these new sweaters.
With ones white clothes q
sweater adds that vivid
splash of color that tones
up the whole costume. Tux
edo models and in q Won
1erful array Of the newest
colors. You can't afford to
pass up this wonderful Of
fer, so come in early and
get first choice. On sale
beginning tomorrow morn
ing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
What Have You

Nine room modern two. story rcsldrnce In
highly restricted south sidc districi l20a
south DWasao consisting Of five bedrooms
closet In each room two baths, ono On
upper floor and one On lower large living
rhom with brick mantei, dining room, hail.
pnutry. built.in features, white enamel
wood work. best OF fixtltea. furnace, onk
floors In living room, dining room and
hail, two-chr garage and servant quar-
tprs with bath; corner lot. bbxibo feet,
at a genuine bargain, WIN take n straight
lonn Of 81. 500: cannot duplicate tho house
Tor what the property can be purchased
for. or viii lease to tenant with rcferenco
Tor n long term. For further particulars.
see
THEODORE cox
| ,O2 Mayo Bldg. Usage bs3, OsaGs bS1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

NORTH DENVER six rooms and break.
ftst roHm oak floors throughout
'trg" W'I arranged rooms. built In feu o.
tnI"s and bookcases large closets
MINOR d"ors hullt for - homie Of the
best material and workmanship. nice
hHH'mcui and FarHEri oyrr-si1cd lot, fpr
uui,h sal" price -. $50 with 81 O0n cash
10 you want r"HI humu worth IA q
money s"o this. can Usage 1853 fOss
qua ask for Ald"tsOn. iadun Investment
company. 2lb 10 Security nldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

FOR SALE tY pWNER Just finished.
beautiful G-ruun bungalow with on
t|'~'d t'irlE'rhtur room, heavy oak
floors, large living room clear across
front. artistic fireplace, fine buiIt IN
OtchCn cabinet fiber drain board, three
worry 1Hrgc clusrts and IHrgo linen closet
all finely decorated and fine light
fixtures. very largo porch. largo brick
columns, large basement. twu-Cur IA
rage, full comcnt driveway and walks
located ~ a nno dlstrlct. splendid hoinoe
an around, lot 50Nii0. the best bargain
IN Tulsa at the prize. $500. terms on
part can OsHEc iOlS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

Modern furnished iFr-rnom cottage NJ
Bella Vista. 'Iosr to lodge and lake Box
1905 Pawhusha.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

one nov fpur-rpoW bungalow. with one
acre ground at Norn Station. WIN accept
medium priced car az part payment, can
T. II. DARBY, Dsage -.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

LOOK Wiu sacrifice my rvo-room mod
"rn bungalow and tWu-tgr garage ~ a
big discount. ur viii tfs1c Tor vacant lot
owner leaving town. CAN Osagr sDl2.R II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

~ fl2--Furnishei and g.
r p. tnee''mout for rent, Usage si62 or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

FOR RENT
Modern S-r0om 2.story house. breakfast
s'covo hardwood floors French doors
large basement bui,t-in features plenty
Of windows with shades. 1915 south De
trott Rent Sl25. Fred ", koppiin'
Usage 303l or Cedar 1896,
BRADY. W. lSll--For rent IN Irving Place.
Groom house one and one half blocks
from paving blocks from school &lb,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

\ CHOICE LOT close Iu on the north
aide that can b" purchased tor SIS
cash AMI $40 per month. CAN Cedar 1883.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

---T,- ~ ~ "NTCOIy furnishol apart
Nlp'y lOe Plaza Court.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
REAL ESTATE

ATTRACTIVE TWO STORY $4,000
SOUTHEAST
This bargain is new i-room resi-
dcucc. good location, on pavement
extra large living room, hest oak
floors. imported decorations, every
modern feature, breakfast room. tile
bath largest basement furnace,
modern servants quarters, garage.
Terms.
\. !. JENKINS & SON
Osagc i30G. Res. Osago 377b
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
LOTS FOR SALE.

lH LOTS aud four room house fo-
ale or trade hy ow'r'r J. l., Thackcr.
Q West First
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

NDUu IuN< thud. uf 'aIiutuI,. r
population I,, iu tho cities ~EE ritz
NuNAETNGIF The california ftruet =
boost mvfI,t fs tt houIr Send postal fnr
list ~ productive farms nrnr s.hu"|
church. and town overlooking tho brpuu
ml ocean. from UN, p,r.H up ,u EASY
t,rius Address puatufur, huN 1890 TuIa4.
Mt-,pt III
ZOO ACRES umptn,,d frtiu. two mites
nom NIlloO >urngH Mo, fenced ard
,tus- fru,,d with woven vltr. hulf ln Jul
fItatlru. balance timber. hos pasture.
rouU1 uuit rrirv $40 ror arr, NNi
tato good automutl, as part payment
rrrdtJltkH Sprtugdalr. AilN
MES who have no land. may apply Tor
80 nttts IN pretty OsnflH. south OF ~.
louis. tow price and easy terms I. i.
Hamilton br0 W Fourth 'hauutr Kan,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

company 2lb.l9 Security HldF.
AHE YOu LOOKING tor rcal homo In
n,,. TGm iGes'iop rrsc,'cally brand
fast iuom and rculUcrnt"r room, heavy
onk floors ihroughout entire house
lFing room; dining room, huilt In kitchen
cabinets rh,r drain board: three largo
bedrooms tie hath, base tub and ped
,staI lHNatpfr. Decorations and lipht
llnsn closer I'asemcnt 5~5s Iosde
ana outside entrance. 'Elo ioiN- l6.jnoh
n"k ia nous" dnring recent heavy l'ins
GnfaPc ANA drive. Fun aqNlE0 foot lot
awnings. curtain rods go with property.
Immediate p"sH'ssion can be had. cau
psHEs 942l
SOUTHEAST New G-room house thtco
'hr"hghout win nggCpt lot as part pty
mont. osaRo 9a5f Residence Osag"
FIVE ROOMS and BATH modern and ~.
lo.d"t", ""k floors. ivory. rriHh, good
fixtures, gear garage FiJ00. make
1la security HIdg
'l-oo WITH ONLY $500 down 5-room
Wod"rn. two-rar garage, 60klbG eat
'front.' lot, a"wcr and udcwalks paid out
KS" Of osos" g." 33S5Go Vods 'oday "' '' ''"'
SOUTH SIDE $1,000 5000 down. balance
so per month, fpur-room house, car
from car line Walking Instance 20 hla,
n'as sc'rlnn. t. II. Witwor.
VERY rLpsE-I% south pcnvcr ny
rooms fun corner lot. want $500 per
Ground noor Wright n1g o-sgo lS5o
nY ow%EH Equity ,n four room mod
ear ur thrHlrr car and little cash. B4aEt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
rn,cK,Gr ,<n iNprsrnr>i- .
WANTED nrNL ESTATE.

VAST rD NtN rom owner. uHve $500
,tah Goo put un fv".tp.m modern tDuHe.
Address 80 o.. utrN world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
ACREAGE FOR SALE
BI sINEss PROPERTY

LEAVING Tor AlasNo, Will sell three stone
buildings ana other valuable buildings
fur {G.Fo0 cash Rent $500 monthly. Alsn
modern lot - 0oG cash. sos Nnrth
Main. Cedar 2277.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

! FlNE RESIDENCE iu Il leading Co'orado
! rity Value t.0. 600 'rD oHchungo for
land. Address Tucker ~ Liberty Nn-
| t'onal Bank HdE., oklahoma City
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
nOu sES FOR SALE.

SU< REALTY co. 2lt Security Str,c
Rank BldE Csagc ,2Gl
FOR SALE OR TRADER Rv owner. twelve
room hhUs". modern. with garage and
servant quarters an oversize lot. Usage
fss- IL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

FOR SALE-UY OWNER. %EW
FIVE ROOM HISGALDW MOD
ENN HhEAkFAST ROOM.
TILED BATH $ LE r. pIS q
HtN'l BASEMENT FINE
MANTEL IlAHDWODD FLDONS
F1iNplGliDtT ROGGIiED-IN
FOR FlREA'E fGhOO $500
tAsil. OSAGE $50 OR OSAGE
hItt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

SOUTHEAST New Groom house three
bedrooms. breakfast room, ouk fl1oG'
throughout, viii urogpt not Hs part pty
'u.nt. OTaFu b5d' Ncsidcncr, Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

WE nNAI. . b,ruffNu s., f..H. hu.p,,,
low TOO M"I'' llit' 80 I'd e"'''ii,r price
t 'l'' ", one. Ih't ' ' ''' lugnlu.
'''t' .''l Nh'i'T'l' NN'"si0'.
W. HAVE t'ur and r,..,n.ui lIuEnIuy,u
down and r'st nAa rru, w. have rrop.
''7 ih'l "' '"n iet' In vacant luta ur
''' "' .'''' I, %" .b'. ih.U. amt
.,l'"'a .' security l'If Ih"u"
NpKlu tlWppD fos5o n>, room mod.
'fh huhFal'" lrsi reduced from 3,
u"u'N I"' ''luh. Nf"'' thHh viii
""'''''. "'' '7't' ''''.
fbN SALE lN bWNEV Nicr four. tYoin
bungalow and basement modern ON
good 'utH'i. l1f ir iINiug Huyo. VIII take
'tt or good lot ui NIst muitgagr notes
tr p1t ~ cash prNIututs.. tAHEp tt.t Il.
Ny.N<.ItsI .u, m, tt,.,, a., ~
,,,t trn,, r,,1,,., t...,.. ,,,u' t'nc
+, r,,u u.t,, t,.I u, l''' '','
,tp,. h,, t,.i ,rut' ,t't '''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

RDGEFs HEIGHTS -Hgh. VOL loratod
lut 5oNl2J II. for rush, fa75. Usage
100.
GOOD east front lot on Nrrth Man. wul
soil oh'ap II taken a. once. Cedar sBi4
pr call 90 1907 ~ Cheyenne.
MUST SELL this week. dandy cast front
lot ON north side, call Williamson or
rNry cedar 'l2i for appointments ih,n
make proposition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

. q
nor modern huus, e.s rood basement
l.' Nvru rh,,nIv ,s5. phone O.asc 1O}l
"r '''ar -H'r
t'k EENN s.N-ro.u house modern Ci5
west Twelfth street
For RES. Modern f,R ro,tn b,ua.
new east front on pavement R4.o-
/ Utul d. buHt ln features. close tn. rHoue
'S'Ec '.l'
ron RENT In ursadmor, Groom all
modern bungalow a.cat rararr servant
gSSs'r,gr, furnace, rent reasonable. osare
t'h OF ''As" Gas
- ",lNE~ t"t r'ut Lake station on
'.-s ''' ''"' MHi'"N.
. t.''E. on pavement N'fh Huns.
. fbN hEN Dandy iuodoin cottage. ON
pavirL $500 block North N1Iu. 1--WE
1's 1' rI.y'a 'S Dat a IT, rlgst, 'r,t, r,l,s e S.,
,
ri.N ~ 'uI n,, .ri',Iy m'.''n. dn-
un,''' ''"N I''"''' ana r"p'f''. close
,,.,,.....,
,,f''g 'g' ',,mt .'i W.n''n.
lq,1 "''". "'"' '-'' ''"E'
r.f.p .,....,, ,.-,
na'h qu 'I.'. prlNaI'
r.it .v,.>.5-...- ..--.......... ..., ,.....-,-,...
"'t> t'"ln. anu hi'a kt"st
Wy ROOMS "F"r store a. go North
Low M"''iu 'gH Cedar l''3.
ioh R+NF -Four rooms and nnth ilG
N,.' Archer $50. Abbott N,l.h,
h''.ha'n h''E 's.f" 1901
on KEN -Four r.um modern cottage.
newly '',"ral'i Has garage and
,-'' ~ ......
/ FOR LEASE In nos, residence district on
south Denver uufutn,shcd. modern six
unnd @ DErIs' fa6rs -" ",9 ,'g'r'nf n't,h naTd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

A fow more apartments for rent, lO6 l..
Thirteenth street, complete In every Dc
tai. white enamel woodwork, built-in fca-
,urss. closets and bath, best of light fix
tuf,s. In-a-dor beds, refrigerator, range.
steam heat janitor service, three. five
ana siN-ro1m efficiency 500 and S75 per
month. Get the best while you can. In
sixty days from now the best apartments
w.'l all De- taken. reference required.
IIIENlNEE cox
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
FOR RENT

Close IN apartment. just fin
lshr1. five four-room and ono
nrr-ruum efficiency apart.
rrnts Four-room apartment
go ger month and onc-lnum
efficiency $50 per month. Call
90 Haskell Apartmcnts. 1873
o.. Haskell Place from 5 n.
u until 6 y, m. today or
phone Osage 5G35-J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

SAND SPRINGS cat Ino. rooms. gp'd
we'll; f3,1io $3.50 equity, halinsr So
month. Nil take llEht car a.. frat pas.
mont. Usage 74a9.-60tG.
$1,000 Will my q b"autttu east iron.
bungalow In the heart Of MnrninEsid,
Cuncrvt" puTch. roof stained hardwood
fluurE. Htprmsh"cted, weather stripped, OAK
floors French doors 1--WE good stZrd
rooms AMI breakfast room, decorations
and light fixtures of good tJsto, two firr-
places. This is rral buy in n well
butt BUNGALOW can cedar 900. Adams
& WALKER
$500 CASH balance $50 per month buys
three room, piastcr"d house IN Noru
division. on Sind springs car linz. two
blocks off pavement high lot. dGN a. .
fenced, chicken house. good water. price
Sl'o". For appointment call DsuEr l7hI
b"tw''n aud y. uH
NOTICE to rnal rstatu dealers. my prop.
rtty - POS n. Lewis has bc,n sold
j. n Gluss.
KENDALL, rloSo "a. college. new four
room hunF tluw, bath room. electricity.
gas and wui"r, consider car uud some
cash. Webster oWnct, Usage 4Gs2
$500 thSli Wiu put you IN poss,sHion
of new fy"-rc"W bungalow finished
~ whit" ivory modern u every way and
basement mouthly payments like rent.
can Cedar 2ah or 717F-J
The New York herald., 1921-08-11
DETECTIVE IS FELLED
IN NIGHT ASSAULT
Knocked DoUn When Quiz
zing Drug Suspect.

Detective John p. Lovett, "a years
old, OF $50 East 139th street, The Bronx.
sttacned to the staff Of Inspector Under
hill, saw man at II o'clock last night
at Third avenue and Ninety-nlnth street
whoaroused his suspicious. The de-
tectye was working on a drug case and
suspected the man OF knowing something
about cocaine slnugglers.
Lovett traileu the suspect to Tooth
street. whore he stopped him. The de-
tective had put only one or two ques-
tons and nobody near heard the an
swers. when the man struck him a ter
rifle blow Just above the eye, knocking
Lin TO The sidewalk The man then dis
appeared east OF Tooth street
Detective William Carroll reached
Lovett first, and a few minutes later
Capt. Richard O'Connor and three pa
trolmen from the East 104th street sta
tion. having been told that a man had
been murdered. came up. Lovett was
revived in a nearby drug store He
gave a description OF his assailant and
the reserves were called out a search
was made for several blocks but no
body answering the mans description
was found
At Reception Hospital. where Detec-
tive Lovett was taken, 1t was said that
his skull may be fractured. He has been
on the force ten years and has q good
record.