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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-04
DOS RENUNCIAs (

s Ell Secretario del Comisionado dc Sa
lidad y el Official eneargado del Archi
vo, han presentado la renuncia de sus
cargas al ,conocer Ia, designation del
nuevo Comisionato.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-04

bema fcrmas sugestiyas rculos
de faen Es ella Miss Marie Curtis del Club Aetico
Angeles California los Etados tai
do La hab nadadora h ado
os los del Paf admirable recoA hablad
grandes dstancias possible
bao del respiration espacio has
die lie aventaja ALI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-04
DoNATIvos A INGREsAR

Balance poder del sr Tesorero de la Junta $1o9l52
tcontinda en- la pdgina 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-04
A. RUIZ soLER.
DEPARTMENT. DE SANDAL
Junta Insular.
Atantanlsnte,

Liquidation de los onat6 hechos Sanaoo Inur part del
8 de ocubre, 1918 Ia fecla, novenbre 1921
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12

to stick 1t into Wooden Elephant =
hide. But as. that hide was Of wood.
the pin didn't go in very far. and,
of course, didn't hurt Wooden Elephant
a bit.
Wonderful !" cried the side show
manager again. He glanced at Balky
Sam. "You say this mule can do
numbers? How many fingers have I
on my right hand?' The side show
manager held up his hand. Balky Sam
paved the ground, one, two, three, four.
FIVE times.
Wonderful !" once more cried the
side show manager. "But let US set
him SPELL"
there, so Balky Sam stepped up to
the lettering on the side show banners.
He picked out letters and this is what
the letters said: II am B-a-l-k.y y
Sam, s-m-a-r-t-e-s-t t-r-i-c- X
m-u-l-e i'm ALL the w-o-r-l-d."
Wonderful Wonderful! Wonder
full - cried the side show manager.
How much pay do you want to 60 into
my side show?"
Jack and Janet hadn't thought OF
that, so they whispered with Balky
Sam, Jointed Mule and Wooden Ele-
phant, to see what they would charge.
II want a peck of oats" mumbled
Balky Sam. II want some oil for
my Joints" said Jointed Mule. 81
want some paint Nor bare spots on my
hide" grumbled Wooden Elephant.
"And we want same popcorn, some
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12
Things You'H Loye to Make

An interesting overblouse Ia this
SMOCK WITH PLAITED-FAN IN
SERTS. Cut an ordinary kimono slip
over. Salt the sleeve up to within on.
inch from the shoulder line. Slit the
bottom edge of the blouse up to within
three inches of the waist line. Bind the
neck and all edges with bias bands OF
is very smart for binding. Insert plated
fans of georgette that matches the color
of the blouse or ribbon binding. stitch
a fiat bow Of the binding material Mt
the top Of each fan. A SMOCK WITH
wear for afternoon or informal evening
affairs. FLORA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12
Read Your Character
By Dioby Phillips
Celestial Noses

Celestial Noses
The Celestial nose, ms the character
scientists call it, is what most Of us
careless refer to as snub. 1t isn't
really snubbed. It's less than that. It
is somewhat turned up" making a
line from the bridge to the tip that is
concave rather than convex like the
Roman or Hebrnic nose. .....
1t is called the Celestial nose be-
cause IL Is more typical Of Oriental
peoples than Of Caucasians, yet IL is
bv no means infrequently met with in
virtually all the races Of Europe and
America.
In it's Indications as well MS in its
outline II is the opposite Of the aqui
line nose. The latter is acquisitive.
The story II tells In condensed form
is Go get it, The retrousse nose
is inquisitiye rather than acqulsitiye.
II says, I'm from Missouri. tx
plain ~ 49,.
10 be safe rather than sorry. to CO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12
CHAPTER III
The Doubling Manager

lne bOuDtHS WdHdReT
THE sideshow manager was shouting
l at the top of his lungs:
"Step this way. ladies', gentlemen
and children Step this way and see
,he frctaks and wonders Of the world
Tickets only ten centsw
Jack and Janet rode up on the back
~ Bnlky Sam, the trick mule. After
them came Jointed Mule and Wooden
Elephant. ~.
"plcasq, sir, we want TO 60 into
,he side show" said Jack. politely.
"Tickets ten cents each" snapped
the side show manager, and then he
frownod at Balky Sam, Jointed Mule
and Wooden Elephant. ''Mules and
elephants are double price because
they take up double room."
"But we don't want to pay to go
IN; we want pay for going in,' an.
swered Jack.
"What?" roared the side show man
arer In surprise. "What? Is this a
joke?" ...
"These animals are freaks and won-
ders of the world" spoke up Janet.
"Jointed Mule Is n glass eater: Wooden
Elephant is living pin cushion, and
Bslky Sam can do numbers and psell. +"
"Ho! Ho! You will have to show
me-" roarcd the side show manager.
and It was plain to be seen he didn I
believe Jointed Mule could eat glass,
or Wooden Elephant was a pin cush =
ion, or Balky Sam was able to do
numbers and spell. 49,
Jacks sharp eyes spied broken bot =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12
Mostly Plain-Color Rugs
Deep Rose
Green

Old Blue Green RoeTaupe
exactly the either side Not size
There notified attractive
thick, prices
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12

operate with others or 10 lean upon
them rather than to fight and seek dom.
ination as an individual. II tells OF
an investigating rather than Of an ex"
perimental twist Of mind, of a tendency
to co. ordinate and safeguard what is
already won rather than TO explore and
blaze new trails.
wit, cleverness and high ideals are
among the characteristics most fire.
quently found in men and women with
the Celestial nose, but they are con-
servative rather than radical, thoughtful
rather than fiery and impulsive, and
given more to patience and endurance
rather than impulse and energy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hands
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12

You know, Of course, that great
many women who like to keep bowl of
fruit on the buffet because OF the nice
touch Of color It gives to the dining
room are buying artificial fruit that
actually defies detection. You can see
the advantage. Fruit that is not soon
eaten becomes specked and soft. But
this new fruit is permanent decora-
tion. A little shop that j can tell you
about has the realest looking fruit
have ever laid my eyes on! Prices
begin at sevcnty-five cents and go up to
as high ns S1.75 for a bunch OF fat
purple grapes that makes your mouth
water merely to look Mt 1t.
For u,me. of shops address woruan's paxs
Editor or phone Walnut 5000 or Main 1901
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
The Charmed Fat Lady
By DADDY

, Jack and Janet 90 toith Balky Sam,
Jointcd Mule and Wooden Elephant
10 riSit circus sideshop. They
borert any money for tickets, so
Bdlkv Sam suggests that they become
ufredks and ironders' and get into
tIc sidcshoU that iodV.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12

peanuts, some candy, ice cream cones
and pink lemonade" added Janet.
The side show manager had sharp
ears and he heard everything they
snid. "You shall have oats and oil
and paint and popcorn and peanuts and
candy and ice cream cones and pink
Lemonade" he cried. Go into my
side show and join the freaks and won
ders Of the world"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12

(In the side show they find strange
marvels, and meet the fat lady, learn :
ing that she has secret, as Will be
told tomorrow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12

Editor % or pSon. Walnut 5000 or Mnin 1901
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
MUSICAL SERVICE
Brotherhood Arranges Suuday Evening
Program for st. James
Church.

Arranged by the brotherhood. = spec
ial musical service Will hr rendered al
:, James Lutheran Church tomorrow
evening. rho musical numbers will be
as follows:
Organ Pr"ludr.-- Ely Tho Waters OF
R.lhylon." following the first three
verses Of Psalm 49,. Prof Carl Nest
mann
BARITONE Solo--"rhc rcopl" That walk
cd in parknesS." from The Messiah
Mr. Jasper t. Baum.
Duet. "Kosxlura" Mr.. Dan Goodwin.
violin. Mr.. Fred Meyer. violonccllo.
Trio. Father. Lead Nc by Thy Hand"
Miss Gertrude browne. soprano. Mrs.
charles Docpkcn. alto. Mr.. 7. F. Bay
Ia. tenor.
Solo Even into Them" Mr.. Baum
Organ" Salvadora." Cradle Song. Prof.
Nestnann.
Duri--"Watcr Lilies" Mr.. Goodwin. Mr.
Meyer
Anthcm-"Rehold. God is Mighty" ST.
James choir.
Organ. Postal Harch." rrof. Nest
NcStmann.
Tho sermon subject will be. rs Il
Ever Mistake TO DO Good" Al the
morning service the Communion will he
admin ist"rcd. subject IT tho sermon.
Living Fountain or Broken CistcrH" ="
Both sermons VIII hc delivered by the
pastor. Waiter T. SChuctte.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
Low Record of Production
For Steel Ingots Reached
Reports Made by Thirty Companies
Place Output Last Month at 2'2ol 800
Gross rons; 2,34o,365 Previously.

A new low record for tn" prnduCtl"n
Of steel inEots was made in January.
according TO the statement of the
American Iron and Steel institute. Re-
ports to the institute by thirty COM
panics which made S5.l2 percent OF the
steel ingot production in 1?l" give tho
output last month as @.20l.N6h gross
tons. ~ compared with 2,%i".3h" gross
tons in December, tn" previous low
record. a decrease of 1850? tons.
OF the total outpu; In January NJ
:.%O1.S66 gross tons. l.5S9.l62 gross tons
were open hearth. 6oH,"T6 gross tons
BcSscmcr and S.6@9 gross tons all other
grades. In December the production
was l.6S7.l62 gross tons OF open hearth.
649.6lT tons IT RcSScmcr and %.5Hh
gross tons of other grades, making thu"
total rs stated. ".%40.S6j rrSOS tons
The high record for 1920 was made in
March. when the production amounted
to 3.299.O49 gross; tons. so that the Jan
uary figures Of @.@Ol. SCI gross tons
show Il drop Of I,O97.lS$ gross tons from
the top mark nf last year. In january
Of 1870 the production Of iurots WAS
1851 n2 gross tons. OF which 2.@42.I"N
gross tons were open hearth, tli.6|'
gross tons BcSScmer and 1861 Cro*$
tons all other grades.
The following table gives the produ".
tion of steel inGots for the past l.
months Figures in gross tonS':
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
)nthS lNENrCS III ErOSS IWHN
nr,,, SrGGr Al

The seizure by Spain Of Sardinia in
1717 brought on the Quadruplc alliance
in l7lS-l9.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
WANT WHEELINGITE ON
HIGHWAY COMMISSION
CHAnrHnR or CONCIERGE ENDORSES
AUTO CLUB RESOLUTION
Wheeling Chamber To Be Represented
Atlantic City Meet

The board OF directors OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce gathered in their reg
Ular scrri-monthly meeting at the Fort
Henry Club, Friday noon. After 4 large
amount or routine business had been
dlspos ed OF several important matters
were considered and acted upon.
Resolution Endorsed
\ resolution adopted by tn" directors
- ;he Wheeling AUTOMOBILES club urging
tie newly elected governor 10 appoint
a Wheeling man "r n" West Virginia
food Road Commission. AVID setting
forth several substantial reasons why
has should hc done. was submitted 10
the directors Of tho Chamber. with the
request that they give endorsement The
resolution was unanimously endorsed.
and the secretary instructed to forward
cSSv 70 the newly elected governor.
Special Committee Reports
The special committee OF thc chamber
hat attended the public meeting jan
nary clSt.. under tho auspices Of the
1T" council. 1T which time representa-
Ives Of the gas company explained ne
proposed advanc" IN gas rates submitted
= report which was received and n"
COMMITTEES continued 70 keep in touch
with the situation n tho interest 90 Tho
public
wheeling Chamber to be Represented
Acting up"n a fo-mH! call Scrt out
by the United States Chamber Of ton-
mcrcc for rs annual convention at A.
lantir city. April @,th. 18Th. and G9th..
President St!rc was authorized 70 ar
point I've delegates and tlvc alterna;rS
20 represent the WhcCljmS Chamber -
Commerce. These annual conventions ~"
made up OF -four 10 five thousand r"p-
rcsentat,vc business men from all 500
tions or ;hr country. and Wheeling has
been represented by large dcicGa ton.
Cor many years past.
state T1de Conference
4 resolution was adopted authorizing
the President 10 appoint three repre-
SentativeS to attend a state conference
RI every West virginia Chamber o. Com
n,erce and Board OF Trade At Clarks-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
PELLEY TO HUNTINGTON.

= n. Policy. probation officer. will
lcav>> Monday morning for a BUSINESS
trip to Huntington. W. Va. Mr.. Peliey.
while III tina; city. Will take up a num-
her Of matters ~ inheritance with the
probation officer IF Ciat city. both Of
which are working together IN trying
to better conditions in both cities es-
pccially with tho younger set. who ii
present is said Ia b. the CAUSE OF a large
amount OF work for these officers. MIR.
Pclley will spend several days in that
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
Chapel.

The regular weekly chapel services
Of tho Normal school were held in the
assembly room Wednesday morning AL
10 o'clock Miss jefferson was IN
charge. and after tho opening hymn
WAS sung. she made several important
Tncn Mr.. Rogers de-
livcrcd an inspiring address. the Sub
icrt Of which WAS THE Tragedy or
Youth" He left lasting impression
unon his audience. and the whole stu
dent assembly. as well as teachers
were proitcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12

Tho plain Quaker hat originated il
the seventeenth century.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
Hosiery Nelus For Women

The wCll-known Burson hose for
women in a fine black cotton. Extra
wide ribbed top, especially, desired by
stout women. Regular and extra sizes
at SOC.
Womcn'S cotton hose with split
sole--black with white bottomS-all sizes
were 100, now SOC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12

SuNSTITuCPS,. aITIVE UT---T dWcItS VIII
Jllons W. l.. S. N.--Atkinson, CARR
son and Majesty.
On Saturday evening another game
was called between Martins Ferry IN
dependents and w. |" s. y. boys ~
West Liberty This also proved TO pc
a close game. On account or the SIZE
Of the opposing tram Martins Ferry
remained ahead until almost the last.
The score at the end OF the game was
oo-o5 in favor OF w. i. S. y. The line
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12

w =
Miss Rcbccca McColloch has as ncr
house guest Miss Florence Evans for
the week end.
The following girls spent the week
end ut their homes: Misses Martha
Majesty. Margaret Gaynor. Elizabeth
Cowan, of Wheeling: Mildred Warner
Matilda l.orcntz. Incz Hickman. OF NC
Mcchcn; Ruth Schnd, OF Bcnwood:
Alta CnippS. of Potomac: Catherine
Porter, Of short Creek. and Maria
Hartley. of WellSburg.
DR.. and Mrs. Mcmillan and Miss
Dorothy Allen Of Wheeling called ut
the dorm!tory Sunday.
The members of the Martins Ferry
Indcpendent basketball team took din
.ner at the dormitory Sunday
The Cameron High school basketball
team. chapcroncd by Miss Margaret
Gordon and the coach. Mr.. Luke Ross,
spent Friday night 1t the dormtorE.
Mrs. Sophia lIcnninG. former matron
Of tho dormitory. and her sister. Miss
Kate Wicdcbusch. called at the dorml-
tory Saturday afternoon.
President McCiinnis visited Fairmont
on Friday where he attended the Mon
rahalia Round Table meeting.
Mr. William Foreman and his sister.
Miss Mildred. attended the party mt the
dormitory Friday evening.
MI Harold Rurkctt and Austin
Wc!nshurCcr Of McMcchrn were WISH
tors in town Sunday.
Ladies' AID Reception.
Fritay evening, February T.. Mrs.
Milton McColloCh entertained tho
Ladies' Aid Of the Short Crock Meth
odst church and their families with n
reception and at a late hour a delicious
supper was served. Mrs. McCollocn'S
guests numbered over sixty. among
whom were a number Of Normal school
people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12

burg March LIST and End. At this con-
ference all bills OF state wide nature
Will De taken up and discussed with
View IT either securing the approval
ur d:S1pproval Of the commercial bodies
Of thn Stnte
Evening star., 1921-05-01
ANNAPOLIS PLANS
SUMMER PROGRAM
Lively Interest in Many
Scheduled Events Which
Begin Next Week.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
! ANNAPOLIS April 30.-A minimum
membership of 500 is expected for the
new class which will pc formed at
| the Naval Academy this summer.
| bringing the entire student body to
$500 or more. The maximum for
| which the physical equipment and
! teaching force at the Naval Academy
is provided is 400. 1t is aimed to Sc
i cure this number regularly at the be-
! ginning of each academic year.
! though it steadily dimipishes as the
! year progresses.
! Physical examinations for those who
; have passed the mental tests will be-
gin at the Naval Academy on June %.
! At that time the members of the pres
ent second class, who are to be grad
| uated in December. viii return.
About ninety passed the mental
: tests IN February, and 200 were au-
. thorized to take the examination just
! completed. under civil service reSu-
/ lations. or to submit certificates of
accredited schools as TO work accom-
: lliShed. There is also authority for
the reception of 100 enlisted men of
! the Navy and Marine Corps as mem
! bers of the class. and ii is believed
that these will all, or nearly all, be
| filled.
! Activity EeGins Next Week.
( The summer. after June 25. will be
| unusually lively at the academy. The
period of special interest at the acau-
| cmy will. in fact begin next week,
| when the members of the board of Wis
! itorS. appointed by the President and
Congress. will visit the academy.
/ spend the week in inspecting it and
! frame d report as to its needs and
i proposed Legislation in that connec-
ton. The members will be received
on Monday. May .. and on every day
until and including Friday there will
be drills and practical exercises, with
number of social functions.
June week" the commencement pc
riod. will begin on May 80 this year.
and last over Friday, June 3. that be-
ing graduation day and the date of
the great farewell ball.
Summer Cruise Plans.
The summer practice squadron, con-
sisting of the battleshiDs Connecticut.
Kansas Michigan and South Carolina.
will leave Annapolis June 4 on the
first European cruise the midshipmen
have taken for several years. The
members of the second and third
classes will take the cruise. 1t will
go by way of the Azores and the
north of Scotland to Christiania. Nor
way. which is to be reached about
June %. After a stay there of two
, weeks the squadron will proceed to
Lisbon. then to Gibraltar and, finally,
to Guantanamo. the last stopping
point before the end of the cruise.
The squadron is expected at Annapop-
oils August 90. and the midshipmen
who have taken the cruise will then
go on leave until October /. the open
ing of the new academic year.
Evening star., 1921-05-01

In England a woman must be thir-
ty years of age before she is al
lowed to vote.
Evening star., 1921-05-01
NEWS OF THE
NAVAL RESERVE

Naval reservists of the District will
take a training cruise down the Po-
tomac river today aboard the SUBJ
chaser 210. commanded by Ensign c.
NJ. Donahue, L. S. n. According to
plans perfected during the week. the
little craft will leave her dock at
Water and o streets southwest and
proceed to Quantico, Va. where she
will anchor for a short period, re-
turning to her dock in the afternoon.
During the cruise down the river
the men will be put through a number
of drills. and instruction will be given
while members of the engineer force
will receive instruction in the care
and operation of naval machinery.
The vessel made short cruise last
. Sunday. She was taken as far
as Indian Head and the junior officers
of the organization received some
valuable instruction in plotting. under
the direction of Ensign Donahue, who
has been detailed to vessels plying
up and down the Potomac for the
Navy for several years.
A board of officers has been con-
vened at the reserve headquarters for
| the examination of the enlisted per-
Sonnel to determine their htness for
confirmation in their ratings.
Lieut.. c. Z. Eason. L. s. N. in charge
! of naval reserve enrollments. an
nounced that clasps for the victory
medals for the following classes of
| service have been received: Escort,
| destroyer. naval land battery. trans
! port and oversee These clasps may
| be obtained at the armory upon the
| presentation of the discharge papers
or orders putting the men on inactive
duty. Medals have been issued in a
| number Of cases. but the clasps have
been late in arriving.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-28
ATLANTIC FLEET
IS REVIEWED BY
AMERICAN CHIEF
Pres. harding on Deck Of Mayfiow
er Sees Fighting Craft Sweep
by While Squad Sea.
pIanea caper

by United Press.
Aboard the Presidential Yatch,
Mayflower. (yia wireless, April ss.-
Americas naval power In the Allan
tic passed In review before President
Harding.
Half shrouded In mist. II dread
naughts. is dcstroycrs. Is snbma.
rincs and scores Of auxiliary crafts
swept in formation past the port side
OF the Mayflower on the bridge Of
which stood President Harding.
The 'air shook as one ship after
anothet fired It's 81 gun salute TO
the commander IN caIef.
Led by the mighty Pennsylvania
the flagship Of Admiral Wilson. the
long column Of fighting ships
steamed out of the misty distance.
wheeled sharrlv when a mile astern
the reviewing yatch and proceeded at
stately speed while overhead fleet
OF seaplanes.
The review lasted little more
than an hour
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-28
LOCAL BOY WITH
GLEE CLUB FROM
SHAWNEE SCHOOL
Kenneth Watkins Member Of Dap
tIst University Organization
Due Here at Church To.
morrow Night

The Oklahoma Baptist University
mems glee club will appear In a
program IN the First Baptist church
here Friday evening, Rev. Sam d.
Taylor. pastor OF the church. an
nounced today,
twenty-five young men and two
lady accompanies are included In
the troupe, Rev. Mr.. Taylor says.
The club has appeared in rccitala
In many towns and cities in the
state and has been given rousing
receptions everywhere. They rep.
resent tho very best talent In the
state" Rev Mr.. Taylor said today.
mo higher clasacd entertainment
will ever como TO chlckasha."
Under the direction OF David 7.
unruh. the club Is touring the state
a. an advertisement for the Shaw.
nee college. II Is said that thea.
tres M Oklahoma Olty nave olieleu
the club large sums OF money to
appear In the state capital city.
No admission to the entertainment
viii be charged aud arrangements
are being made to accommodate an
exceptionally large crowd High
school students are extended spe'
clal invitations, those in charge of
the program announced today.
One OF the 25 boys 10 appear in
tho program is Kenneth Watkins
former Chickasha high school stu
dent and son of Mrs. Edna i
Watkins. former court clerk OF
Grady county.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-28
: 4 4. + 4 + + + Z + + + +
! PUBLIC RECORDS
4 + = 4 + + + + + + + -


Hobert Fryrear, age q, or Tuttle'
and Miss Lucille Hawthorne, age ls,
Of Tabler.
J. II. Hand, age 27, Of Cement, and
Mrs, veda Casey. age 20, OF Verden
Civil suits--District Court.
Sue Powell VS.. A. Z. Powell; peti'
ton for divorce and custody OF child
First National bank OF Perry, Ia,
VS., J. S. Mullen; Judgment from OK
lahoma county
Moselle S. Kaiser VS.. Robert kais
er; petition for divorce.
H. f. Albus VS.. J. S. Mullen; judg
ment from Oklahoma county.
| First National bank of Muscatine
a., VS.. J. S. Mullen; judgment from
Oklahoma county.
Union National bank OF Rustor
Ca, VS.. ]. S. Mullen; judgmen
granted in federal court, eastern dis
trict of Oklahoma.
| In re application Of NJ. A. Crouc
for dissolution of corporation.