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GUARDS pN ROOD - ''
8: & .;ss i.c,.a sHIPsnF FOR CORK
.>l go (CensiHued from Page One)

/ ]; "A path ITO the >aetos driveway was
caearea and police escorted the l-c1d
Mayer to his auto.
Durins the short trip from the
station. to- his-hotel; o Callaghan's au-
tanlss1ite was. fslsowed BY procession
. tthaIs waved Sim Fem and American
flags: f.; - =
s-Crvwds gathered before the hctel
and o'Gaslaghan, responding to Their
calls, appeared ON balcony. He spoke
of.his trip from. Cork as. a stowaway,
expressed appreciation for the well
come accorded him, and said he prob
ably would remain in America seve-
Eat months.
1--we don't want home rile; we want
tbthiEg but freedom" the Lord Mayor
declared.
He added that bame rue might
, change conditions fer while. The
IRISH people would accept it with
Honresistant policy to see what would
become CT IL before. they did any
thing dsf;nite."'
Mr.. Bo,ara annaunced last night
that The Lord Mayor would net ap-
pear far public speechmahng until
after he had testified in Washing
ton before the Committee Of One
Hundred investigating the lr.sh
Question.
O'Carn!ghan, he said. would remain
in New York several days preparing
Evidence. he intends placing on eS-
hiib:t with the committee. ami prco-
ably would leave for Washington the
latter part ct the week.
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Court Order Permits Guardian
To Rue Rny nm Artificial


White Plains Jan. 10.--SurroGate
Gscrms A. Slater of Wllsh:e Plains has
signed many unusral orders inrctT:na
var:ous esitate,s but the oldest cna. Is
his special decision to Harold r. Brur
iage CT Win.te Pains 10 purchase at
artificial Leg fer his infanS son, Ha-
H2rclI r. Blundage, jr.
The coy, according TO the petition
Fled by his guardian, was run ever
oy a Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western train and his right leg waa
tut eff. The father settled with lac
company for 1915, andn now Surro-
gate Safer a!lows. him to pay Sl0G
to A. Cccr.til fer an artificial Lex TO:
5l:e boy.
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7-4wp

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office Of the Corpora
ton Court of the City Of Alexan-
drn. on: the IL day of December, 1920
William j. Sharp, complainant Us.
Hester Thomas Sharp, defendant. In
Chsrce!y No. 1897.
MEMO.
The object Of this; suit IS to obtain
! divorce q vinculo matr;mon!i for
:ha complainant from the. defendant
on the grounds Of adultery, and for
general relief:
L. appearing by an affidavit flea
IN Shis caus5 tirat the defendant
Hester Thomas Sharp is non resi-
dent OF. this STATE: It is.O-dered. That
said Geftsaan. appear here within ten
days after due publication of this or
der, and do what is necessary to pro-
tect her interest in this suit.
Fl. Noel Garner, P. @.
A Copy Teste.
NEWELL s. GEEENAWAY.
3014Wn Clerk.
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.rrat::on e55dFFes CT TIE City of Alexan-
.driE, on the-ssth day DECEMBER, 1920
: Eae1ri &C: Craig: a::naRt vs.
.Ar..aaur, U: Craig, defendant, IN Chem
Gerry: No. 1900. 80
MEMO! -
/; Hhe. d:5lcct Of his Suit is to Obtain a
decree granting TO the scompla:nant
an absolute divorce from the defend
ant on the. grounds Of wi.ful deser-
ton and abandonment for a period Of
more than three years prior to the
institution Of this suit. and for. gen.
'eral relief.
Il appearing by an AFFIDAVIT: fi:eEI
IN this cause that the defendant Ar
thur U. Craig is a nonresident Of
This State: It is Ordered, That said
defendant appear here within ten day,
after Dire publication of this order.
and GO what is necessary to protect his
rtarcst in this suit. 49,,
Thomas NJ. Watson, P. Q.
a Copy Teste.
NEWELL; s.. GPEENAW-AY,
309-lW,p Clerk.
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l::EIardins as atsniasdo States seifstef 'haa
ti ise been FecgNaed by Governor -erecss
aIIa1Ity 4. DAVIS at his hotel here,fast'
irzy 1T :w9s announced at his head.
/ ;crartets that ceantanee'.eff the res
! s;ssnatson sand appointments Of 'Sen-
:.atc4-efeet Wits to;ghe vacaney .wsai!d
4 be a1rrong the first acts >ef the nens.
! g,wernsr fcl.isSi;r: ne ir+' his : :nauguTation
i To-Day: 49, =
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) Z 4 . i H.
I GertrsSe: z. Powell ieompla;nah 'vs
William O'Neill Poweil. defendant. n
.ChancerS No. :.lSea is.s-j-:-'s $
MEMO. y s: X. ts.s - 800.
l. The object. efltkis suit Is 10 obtain
for the complainant Q divorre q y,n-
culo matrimon:i' from the defendant
on the ground Of wilful and voluntary
dese-tion and a;oapdonnent for more
than three years jmrpeitatsly preceS-
ing. the institution of this suit, and
fer geferal relief. -
happening by an affidavit fled il
This cause that the defendant William
IU'Se:ll Powell is .nca-reSdant of
;h:s State: 1t is Ordered, That ssi,i
Defendant appear here within !, ten
lays after due publication of this or
Ter, and, do what is necessary 20 pro.
'.ect IL interest in this suit.
IGhn c. Foster, T. O.,
4 Copy Teste.
NEWELL s.. GREENAWAY,
307-4wp Clerk.
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ASPIRIN.

Take no chances with substitutes!
Unless ycu see the name "Bayer
or package or on tablets you are not
sestirg genuine Aspirin prescribed By
physicians for rwenty-one years and
proved safe by millions. Take .Aspir-
n only as told in the Bayer package
fer Colds, Headaches, Neuralgia.
Rheumatisn,' aErac5e, Toothache,
LInltago and for Pain. Handy tin
bikes Of twelve BaSer Tablets OF AS
pirin cost few cents. Druggists also
sell larger packages Aspirin IS" the
trade marx of,tBayer Manufacture Of
afonoacet;caeidcs.ef Of salnyheaca.
dandruff. = besides .eYerys-hairsz shaRs
- = - T.-7-. -
LEGAL. NOTICES. :
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"IRGIN'A.
In TIE Clerks Office Of the Corpn-
-at:er Co-:t Of tie CIV Of Alesan-
ria. CT the ls day Of December,
1927.
E.ixsr: r.. puiassi. cSnp,a:nan:
- agrss Burton pD1assi. defendant.
n ct,-ttry No. 1904.
MEMO.
The ,b;er. Of this suit IS to obtain
x t:vcna vins'rso natrimonii for
IS e,np,$:rsut:: Edward r. Pc asl;i.
'rrous LIE defendant, Agnes Burtos
pul4sl,;, on2sthe ground Of w:!ful de-
s-rs:ca. ard abandonment. fer more
'hap thr- rears, and for general re
Ees. "
II appearing By an affidavit filed
n this carse tia. the deferiar.. xsrAs
Rprteu P5laski'isr a nonresident of
his State: II IS :ort!e-ed. That said
.sbssasdass appear here w:thirtea days
after due publication ct tbs order.
and do what IS necessary to psotect
her interest 10 this SUIT.
Louis 4. Drfsey. P. Q.
+ FoW Tste.
NEWELL S. GgEENaWAY,
ssss5*p elsfs.
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william T: veeles.
Howard W Smith,
Trustees
sos-Jan. s-iGls-ft.

VIRGINIA. ~.
In the Clerks oHice o. tn. eorpo-
ration Court Of the City u AlsSan-
dra. % the ls tss Ct December,
1890. ~. So
Net.;e Anita RUBIN Gressstrs, cam
,,pna;rant -ys- Michael Grosshssx. de-
tendaat. In chascery No. 1893.
MEMO.
The cbjeet Of this suit is to a5ta:n
for the complainant from the defend:
ant . ltmi:e5 divorce upon the grounds;
of Rilf1l desertio1 and abandonment
and, when such dsssNioa ana sban.
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3014Nn

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office Of the Corpc-
ration Court of the City Of .AlcS2n-
iria, ON the 9Th day Of January, 1921.
Lawreace r, Barghausen. complain
art vs.. G9''l:p NJ C. BargAausen, DE-
'endant. II Ghancsry No. 1925.
MEMO.
The object OF this suit obtain fer
s.he complainant an absolute d.
ycare u.an the ground Of w;lful de-
-er:;on ami abardoAmene for m1re
than three years prior to the i-sti;u-
sion of this suit.
l. appearing by an a6iiav:t fled in
shh Cause thu the defendan; GoNk.
VI. G.. B:rshau.sen is = Hn-rcsdrnt
# .his State. Il is ordered, That 81 d
defendant anrrar here within tn
hays after due publication of this CT
der. and do what g necessary % pro
.ect her interest in this suit.
<!ranill hIaclsuy, r. g..
A. Cyny TtSte.
:, !, NEWELL s. CREENAWAY,
.f-.4Ap. Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES. +

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office of the Corpo-
ratinn Court ef this City OF A.exar
dr::a, en- the 9th day Of January, 1921.
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA. =
In, the Clerk Office of the Corpc-
lration Cotzis. Of tn" C.ey Of Alex "
tdria, :on the.lstt day Ct January, 1921.
Mary Desmond Duck, comp.air"n.
vs.. Jesse A.: Duck. defendant. In Chan
cry No. 1912, !
MEMO.
/ The o,ject. of This suit is to Go:a:n
a divorce Enculo .matr:mcn:i for
::he complainant from the defendant
on the round of wi!ful deser.ion an5
abandonment. for period OF more
han. three years, 10 have awarded to
the complainant tine care and custody
IF the infant children of the part ca
hereto, AMI for general relief.
It appearing by an afidavis filed
n this cause that the defendant Jesse
A. Duck. IS nonresident of this
State: Il IS Ordered, That said defend
ant appear here within ten days at
Ter due publication of this ORDER, and
DO what is necessary to protect his:
interest in this suit.
n. Noel Garner, p. Q.
\ Ccuy Teste.
NEWELL S. CEEENARAY.
l3.+wp Clerk
VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office of the Corpo-
alton Cour. CT TIE Ci:y e Aisxaa-
1ria, On the Ord day Of January, l92l.
Frederick Base, comp a;napt IS.
Susan F-ances Buse. defendant. In
1hancety No. 1918
MEMO. i
TIE, otject ci slrs suit is to o3:sin
81 absolute divorce for the pla:Es fl
from The defendant on the ground ct
Exi1ful assertion and ahandonmsa. for
more tran three years next prscediaS
commencement. OF This suit. -.
1t appearing br an affidavit flee
n this cause that the Defendant Susan
F4aaces Buss IS . non-- resident OF
~. S.,+-. T. ! .nrd.r.,, That ssh,
defendant appear here within ten esys
after due publication of This oraaF,
gnd. do what is necessary, TO Protect
her iptegst in this suit:: :, =: Al 4
- 60 T.... -: s -. IS,
SL:uE,TJc cPFrNlRIY III
,..??. -. =, Clerk
- - s -. ..----s..:: J..
r AUCTION SAi. Il ) ~, Az:
- 80 .g'.,s =. -. -.
| Tp.rngrt to. 4 ,attd u trpst- cats :.
D-.-rnhsr T.. 1870 .rt"orsed. % ~
y M. 2 rag 90 Of The Ea.,d re'o'rai
FSi So ronrtr;' Ffrft'lfa, eM eye. :
"a ey Thon1as : S7!tssss:r ,.at ~. sEs.
70 'ha 'r.i4.t-s's7;'7l: Trustees sSa ".
hxvina h-4n made b The pafrher. 81
-e-tair OF the notes thereby seruy.1A1
The andI.-Siened trustee at the r.
.u.st ef the holde,* Of said notes,
will or SATURDAY. January j.
1921. It TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON.
! 7tFer Cor Sals q. public an.t;on on the
premises, one mi!- west Of Franecnis
Station II Fsirfsx County Fir-.
~inia. that valuable farm. know
Is "Mexico Hall" situated in hit
Vernon Di triet, Fairfax County. w.
-iria, about seven nils distan. from
ne CIV, % e:s"' y. - ,,r
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49,. ~. s-iyS.-f--s2t :. - o.
: -.4.a. ). -: 80
-tdoniniicnt shall have continued for. Il
period lof more thar, three years, for
an absolute divorce, FOR permission
for the complainant ID resume her
fnaiaen name, and for general relief
4 1t appearing BY an affidavit fled
lin this cause that The defendant
Michael GroSs5ers IS 4 nonresident
Eof' this State r. is Ordered. That sail
defendant appear here within ten days
after due publication CT th.s order,
and do What is necessary to protect
his Interest in this suit.
fcarlin, Car,:r and Hall, P. @.
4 Copy, Teste.
NEWELL S. GREENAW:sY,
3G6-4wp Clerk.
VIRGINIA.
In the Clerk Office Of the Corpo-
;pt:cn Court Of the City eff ,AleXaa-
'dr::a. on the 81 day OF December, 1920
Elton B.. Nicely, complainalst. ".
Kathleen Mahorsy Nicely, defendant.
In Chaneoyy No. l154:,
MEMO. ~.
The cbjeet Of this suit is to obtain
for the complainant from the defend
ant limited divorce en- the grounds
of w: full and volagta-S aessEt:cn
and Abandonment ard that same may
be merged into an absolute divorce
upon the passage CT the statutory
period Of three years, and fer gen
eral relief. j..
It appearing by an afit.lv!t fled
in this cause that the defendant Kath
zen Msharey Nicely is q aor-res!I-
!ent Of this Sth:e: II is Ordered. THAT
said defendant Tnsar here with;r tsa
tdays after due publication OF his CT
der, and do what is necessary to p,n-
ttlct t.sr Interest n this SUI.
EDlvis 1sni Butsw-slly, F. @.
|: A Copy Teste.
NEWELL. S. GREENAWAf.
f5-@Wp Clerk.
VIRGINIA.
/ In the Clerks Office e the Corpo-
ration Court of the City Of AleHaa-
lria. on, the 4:h day of January, 1921.
James r. McSa:r. complainant VS..
B.arche, sherer McNair, defendant. In
"hanesry 40. 1918.
MEMO.
The;cbjsct Of tbs suit is to obtain
"a d:vo5re msnsa et thoro for the
Complainant. James b. NcSa:r, from
the 6sfyhi2H-, BIanche She.er Nc
Mar, IN tie ground of WIFI! ds:e.-
ton atsA a,,ardpnmer. n..thout just
cause or excuse from ths Is: day Of
ssp.eubeE, 1919, u.-:l the present
ttiirn.e, and at the puspsr tine 70 be
-uergeL INTO twc.ce r:reulo MARI
.nptii, :ari for s*rsrsl relief.
+ ii !. , - b,v an af;1ayit fi.pd
~ .,,,e,. t5.4 ~ J. r..e.r..n.
~, Ia, Co.,. ,f.S.:r : !, u-,.
-. AZ, c.o..,. T. :. n, lsr.tl
r.. =, i ..s.a;,t s-n.,- h.. "a with
!, r. 49, e. d,,. rc,l :co.;,n Of
4h;s Sl,r...r ard q, what : necessary
y, !, ;4,,x,t,s,.. yar. in. .r..s4 N this suit.
nJbs:rls... U.orsy:. Smith f. o.
~ f-,-,,. .Taste -.
.;:.i.s :,SrLsEff II q apEESAWAY..
1 x,-- q, -. =. :C,s,.;
:. - -. .--t.--,.....-....
VIRGINIA .,sR ;. = -.
8 IN ;tss &c r1,S!s i)1Fs az !ffe, .l2fH'-
rc,tt[-iy orr. of Ia. .tS.tH or AytSaN-
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301-4ep

VIRGINIA
In the Clerks Office Of the Corpo-
ration Court of the City Of Alexan-
.tria, on the so day Of December,
1920.
Florence Taylor Budd, complain
ant VS.. Siias Budd, defeadaEt- In
Chancery No. 1911.
MEMO.
TIE object CT this sui IS 10 obtain
for Complainant an absolute divorce
from the bonds of ma:rimoDy from de
feniart en- the grounds CT wlful snti
voluntary desertion and a oandonme55tt
for more4than three years prior to the
|;nstituticn of this suit, and for ges-
erai relief.
It appearing By an affidavit filed
in this cause that the defendant S!las
Budd IS Nonresident Of this STATE:
It lis or3ered, That said defendan.
appear here within ten days after
due publication CT this order, and do
sbat is: necessary to protect his IT
terest in- this .sa..tt -. =
Dai:isj and Bu1Sesky,fP.' Q. Ia.
A Copy Testa.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAT.
/. AVN Clerk
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YItGLlSlS. 49,
!. n the Clerks Office of the Corpo-
rat;on .court Of the City Of ..Alexan-
fr:a. pn.ske l9 day of December: 1920
Anna DeBosksy. complainant IS.
Henry DeBo.key. defendant: In
ckaneery No. 1910.
MEMO.
&,Thr. object. Of Chs sui IS to okain
divorce fer the complainant from
pA.e >def.ndan: On the grounds Of de-
4ert:on and abandonment without JUS
cause or excuse for more than three
years prior TO the institution Of this
suit; resumption Of maiden name and
Cor general relief.
/. appearing by an affidavit fled
in this cause that the defendant
Henry DeBoSkey is not at this time
a resident Of the State of Virginia: L
8 ordered that said defendant APP
scar here within fifteen days afte!
iue publication of this order, and do
what is necessary to protect his in
.sereat in this suit.
Edmund Burke, P. @.
A Copy Teste.
NEWELL. S. GEEENAWA,f,
-. ,#..s@-~s (1,,.t,
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IA JoHEsEe7Ssss@e. = = : Z :. - "
NEWELL S GREENAWAY.
301-4Wp Clerk
49, t--------------------------- '#s'
VIRGINIA.
IN the Clerks Office Ct the Gorge
ration Court of the City of AleSan-
dria. on the % day Of December, 1920
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In the Clerks Office of the eorpo-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
CAR HAD STOCK
CANADIAN BOOZE
Swiped by Police But
Supposed Owner Is
Yet at Large

Special 10 IN, world
PAWllUSkA. AUG a Good Cana
dian whisky. $50 quarts " lt. occupy
a cell at police headquarters. Tho
place Is being guarded tu keep tho
thirsty hurdos from breaking in IN.
stead OF hrcakiip ont of Jail The lq-
uor. which az "a low estimate would
have been worth $4,000 tu tho own
cr. and 1000 Buick ear were cap
turcd I'm q private garage In the south
part " town, but Penny HroWu. Nhu
is suspected To have brought the
pri2c over the Canadian border. BE- at
large.
For some months local officers
have suspected an organized traffic
In liquor manufactured iu Canada.
smuCglod into the United states
somewhere ia the noighhorhoud uf
Detroit and brought through the Mis-.
sissippi river valley into oklahoma
whore it brought big prices. only "a
select trade Is said to have been ca
tered TO.
This consignment of genuine old
salt ana pepper had reached town
but fow hours when It WAS cap
turod by Deputy Shcriffs Kithcart
and Mccoy The owner OF tho ga
rnEc was astuuuded when the con-
trabaud was revealed, his high-class
tenant having been beyond suspi
.tiGu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
FEAR REDUCTION
OF SALARIES
Washington County Off
cials in a Q6andary e.
Over Cut
BASED ON AN ERROR
Census Fails to Justify Fig
ures Given for Salary Rate
by Judge Boone

s,s.lsi 90 THO world.
rApTi ESN1L14E. Aug. 3.--The
d.,l,.s In the offices Of the vari-
gov. Washington county officials arc
rr, In ,he air" over the prospect
49,, choir salaries may be cut. The
,.,.,rf scale Of salaries was grant
"a bv order Of Judge Boone of tho
l,s.r.s, court nearly three years ago,
,bo sc4io being in excess of that
,.rrr'ol by the state law. which
a. Nh, salary scale of county Of
I4fs rn ihr basis OF population OF
|sho county
An .s..mato based on the army
rsr.tar.n OF 1917 showed that
washington county contained suffl-
r.rp. population to warrant an In
,-.a4e ln salarics and Judge Boone,
taking the army registration figures
as basis, gave an ordcr that the
s,arias be raised. When tho 1920
census was taken, however, It was
shown that Washington county did
mot contain as great a population ns
,bs army registration Indicated and
n WIS expected that tho matter
,vor'd be checked up to the last ses-
sion NJ tho state legislature for n
speolal enactment permitting tho
present scale Of salaries TO he made
norrr1uent. For some reason n bill
Tor this PURPOSE was never prepared
and submitted to tho last sessions
of the legislature and tho county
commissioners are now wondering IL
It is permissible to allow the present
salary scale to continue.
Tho mlsHoners have asked
the county attorney TO submit an
orlnlon on the matter, which he will
do IN a fow days. Should he decide
',at the present scale Is Illegal It
W mean that salaries of st25
will be- cut TO $40 and 500 to $50.
The deputies declare that the cut in
wages would make living conditions
TOO hard for them and many are
saying that they VIII quit before
they viii submit TO a salary reduc-
ton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
stopped to Release Iincmnn.

Special to The world.
PONCA CITY Aug. 3--Ilarold
stockton, n lincman for the mu-
nicipal electric plant, sci2cd 20
volt wire yesterday and was un-
able To release 1t until the plant was
tclcphoncd and the machinery shut
down for 10 minutes However,
stockton escaped without any seem
ing injury He was fortunate In
having grabbed 21O-Volt wire in
stead of a 2.2OO-volt one that wac
lust as near to him
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
child GETS Ncih Poison

DALLAS, Texas Aux. 3.--Cnrlo
Curdcllu. -mouths-old SON OF Mr.
aud Mra L. G. Catd,ilo, was treat
.cd at thc CmcrgcucN hospital this
morning for u.il poisoning. Tho
child's mother said she gave the
child half tcaspountul ot a miN.
turc containing phonol thinking sht
was giving h,m "a medicine prcscrib-
ca hy physician. Du,tors say IN,
child swallowed about e drop uf th,
acid, which was no. enough to prove
fatal TIN, mother was frantic when
shc reached tho hospital
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
nntIirnlL, for COWBOYS.

Special to The world.
PONCA, CITY Aug 3.-Somo-
thing over $4,000 worth of bath
tubs are being Installed 10y the Mi,lor
brothers on the lOl ranch here for
the use of their cowboys and ranch
hands. Heretofore the cowpunChcTs
and mule skinncrs have relied upon
the Sulk Fork OF the Arkansas,
which flows through the ranch, for
their Saturday night plunge. The
Milers have maintained special
quarters for their men for several
years, but without buthtubs.
Tulsa Undertaking TO. can save
you one-halt, Phone O-Sjl5.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04

special iu Ihr World
kING.ISliEU. Aug. 3.--Jako
Wendell, "a well known 'N9rr living
near Dover passed away last night
lie was an old-tlmo cowboy OF
Caldwell. kan, and was well known
I'm tho old days
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of home economies to succeed Mrs.
Lulu Green, who has resigned to
take charge of the state home DEM
onstratiUn work.
POTEAU-The trial Of p. p. Dis
mukes, one Of the leading citizens Of
this place. ON tho charge of killing
his sOn-in-law Orpheus Warner,
former commander OF The legion
post here, was set for August - by
Judge Harvey l.. Melton of Eufaula,
who has been assigned 90 hear the
case, Warner was fatally shot at
tho Dismuk,N homo in December
last, The slayer was let go free on
bond of $4,000.
MUEsKOGEE - Tom sumpter,
one of the victims OF Lovely Clay's
gun last Friday at a dance near
BraggS, died at the Baptist hospital
Tuesday morning. \ formal charge
Of murder will be placed against
Clay, who has been held awaiting
the outcome of the shooting.
YAHOLA - Charles, seven year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Reyn-
olds of this place. was drowned
Monday in a lake near here, whore
the family WAS fishing. 1t Is sup
posed he tried to wade and got into
four feet Of water.
MUSK OGEE -- Eastman Richard,
Creek Indian, founder and pro-
prietor OF the town of Richarville.
near Checotah, has sold out his be
longings to two cotton men from
this city and expects TO take IL long
vacation from business The new
proprietors will try TO revive the
town and the trading company.
EUFAULA-Every one Of the five
men wanted for the killing Of Clar-
ence Crabtreet, l6-year-Old Cnthey
boy. who was shot by moOnshiuers,
about three weeks ago, are now in
custody The Crabtree boy and
several companions were fired upon
when they accidentally run up on a
number Of men running a still, who
evidently m!stouk them for officers,
STILWELIl-Two men are held
IN county jail here under suspicion
OF being Bud Fisher and Dad"
Smith, wanted In connection with
the robbery ot a bank at Wabbazka.
Ark. The prisoners deny that they
are the men wanted.
MALESTER--The trial Of Com
stable Rounsaville Of Anderson, who
n In trouble because he shot Miss
Thelma Teeters In trying to arrest a
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M'ALESTER-The largest crowd
In th6 history OF Fan Greek Baptist
asse mbly H. expected Mt the assembly
grounds next week. Word comes
from Blount Il. Davidson OF Shaw
nee, who is manager of the as
sembly. that more than 1870 people
have already arrived, although the
assembly does not open until today.
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! HoBART-"A COW. a COW, and a
u,"en on every farm Is the slogan
i tne National bank of this place,
nh.ch plans to distribute among its
,usl'in.Is "a sample OF each kind Of
pure bred stock.
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OK MTLGEE --- Tho Edwin II.
White post, OF the American Legion
here gained l09 members during u
recent statewide membership CAM
palgn. Their membership was in
creased more than any other post
in the state, according to word from
htatn hnadnunrlnI..
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LAWTON-Authoritics at post
field Tuesday started an invest iga- -
tion into the airplane accident Mon
day which resulted in the death of
Capt. j. Mcllac and Lieutenant
Nunemachcr. Tho men. were stu
dent officers, fell to their death
three miles west Of Elgin.