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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10
CRARY NOTES

Crazy, N. d., Dec. 9.-Mrs. Eecia
Buck Of jamestown gave an address
Tuesday evening Of asst week to the
local w. c. 7. U. and their friends
in the Congregational church. On
Wednesday Mrs. Buck went to Hope
township where she addressed the
Preston Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. shand are ex-
Decting a visit next week from their
son-in-laW, Edward l. Nelson Of
GriDna!L. Ia.
P. H. Gurren Of New Rockford. a
former Crary resident. motored here
Tuesday to cali on friends.
J. 81. Smith left Thursday for Min
Mrs. Smith and they proceeded to
Hollywood, Calf, where they will
spend the winter.
Mrs. Place Of Devils Lake was the
guest several days last week Of her
daughter Mrs. G. w. Miller.
Mn. Martin Smith OF Rohrville lie
critically i'll.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
served a supper Thursday evening IN
the church dining room.
ss Mr. Mary Laurie and daughter
49, AdeiAfde, have taken UP their
rs9dSisce In their new homS In DeIih
The Yeoman Lodge held III usual
aoffnightlv meeting Monday evening
in Yeoman hall. Plans Nafe made
for 4 play TO be given some tins III
january BY q cast chosen from the
Ye0fjan members.
The second OF q series OF I'VE ~
ceum numbera under the manage.
ment ~ the Brown Lycsum Bureau.
WAs presented.
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OF Canadian
Cattle Exports Seen

Winnipeg. Man., Dec. ia SPLEEN
did revival OF the export of Canadian
cattle from western Canada has be-
gun. it is said. Up to date $4,000
head Of cattle have been shipped to
Britain during the past six months.
Those in charge of the movement
in cattle stated today that, embargo
or no embargo, next season will see a
further great increase in what was
once one Of the basic exports Of Can
ada. Last yea no cattle were ship
ped at ALL" said one expert. "and it
was only the release Of suitable ocean
tonnage for this trade hat brought
this seasons result. The cattle, too.
never were in better shape and have
brought satisfactory prices in Liver
pool. The Fordney tariff bill only
accelerated the movement OF Can
adam cattle to the Liverpool market
and may result in establishing a per-
manent British market for Canadian
stockmen." 81,
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Trail From Minot
Via Ryder Suggested

Ryder, N. D.. Dec. 1o.-The secre-
tary Of the local Town Criers club has
letters proposing that a trail
be established from Minot through
Ryder to cross the Missouri river at
Rec n then to connect with the re-
Gently established Mandan-Killdeer
trail south of. Rec.
The proposed trail from Minot to
Ryder already is blazed as a part. Of
International trail. B. A. Dickin-
son Of the Missouri Slope Good Roads
association is authority for the state
ment that the proposed new trail
would cut off thirty miles in distance
from the present road in going from
Ryder t Mandan and Bismarck.
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Would Change Sully /.
Park To Game Reserve

Bismarck. N. D., Dec. 10.-In a
recent report of the secretary of the
interior. in discussing the national
parks of the country it s,noted that
the Sullys Hill national. park, which
Is located near Devils Lake, il located
preserve under the direction Of THE
biological survey Of the department
of agriculture.
Recommendation is made that, its
status should, be changed from that
Of a park to that of a game preserve
and that supreme control Of the
grounds should be vested in the de-
partment Of agriculture. Congress
sional action will be necessary to
make this. change.
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Dresdel Will Present
His Credentials To
Chancellor Wirth Today

Berlin. Dec. 9.-El1is Loring Dresel
will present his credentials as Ameri-
can charge d'affairs at the foreign
office tomorrow. AS he does not hold
the rank Of minister or ambassador
he will not be officially received by
President Ebert, but merely will pre-
sent his credentials to Chancellor
Wirth, who is the interim foreign
minister.
Theodore Lang, who has been con-
nected with the Anglo-American sec
ton of the foreign office, has been ap-
pointed German consul general at
New York.
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Winnipeg Man Is Heir
To $4,000 Estate

= Winnipeg, Man, Dec. 10.-Armand
missing heir 70 a $4,000
Massachusetts, estate, left him by his
Uncle, Samuel Doumont. has been 10
Gated by G. C. Mckay. a brother-in-
lew, and has arrived in Winnipeg.
= According to Mr.. Mckay. Doumont.
who has resided near Winnipeg for
the last twelve years, left the city
list week to work at a lumber camp.
= Joseph Saunders, the Fall River,
Mass., lawyer, in charge Of the search
fpr Doumont, is also here.
4 Mr.. Doumont's wife has been To-
Gated in Winnipeg, but the pair have
been separated for some years.
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Balance Of $685. 80 in.
State Treasury December
I; One Fund Shows Over
draft Of Small Amount.

Bismarck, N. d.. Dec. 10-North Da-
kota received 81, 347 .014.75 during the
month of November. 1921, spent
$s3S.50 and had a balance on hand at
the beginning Of business this month
of 81, $50 ,034.9O. In collections. the
genera fund with a third Of q million
and the hail insurance fund with a
half million led all the funds. Sol
diers' compensation with two hundred
thousand was the third largest sum
turned into the state treasurer. The
first two items also listed the largest
expenditures.
Balances for the month We're not
large, the general fund. hail insurance
fund, motor vehicle registration funds
and the highway commission fund
faring the best. But n fund was en-
tered in red ink at h end of h
month, that being the attorney gen.
erals inspection department fund.
where receipts of one thousand dol
lars and expenditure Of v thou
sand dollars created an overdraft of
two dollars.
The permanent common school
funds of the state earned $~19,874.59
during the month: s77.200.00 was
spent and the balance was S20.1S9.70.
The interest and income funds Of the
common schools earned S17,7S6.1S,
earnings and balances were nominal.
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PASSENGER
KILLED In CRASH

San Diego. CAL. Dec. s.-Chief
Machinist's Mate NJ. C. Mclean. sta
toned at the North Island navy air
station, was killed today when an air
plane In which he was a passenger
crashed to the ground on the field.
Ensign J. c. Cline. the pilot. was Sc
riousfy injured.
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Immanuel swedish Lutheran.

North Sixth street. English serviosl
at II am. Swedish services at 7:3f
p. N. Sunday school practices at 2:3o
p m. Ladies' annual meeting in the
church parFors Wednesday. 8 p. m
Bible hour, Wednesday, 1880 p. m
Thursday. 8 D. m. Confirmation class
Saturday, 2 p. m. Choir meets Sun
day and Wednesday evenings. j. M
Persenius, pastor.
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: : THE
ENTERING WEDGE

y You would like to better your posi-
ton in life. wouldn't you. You would
IKE place where there is plenty Of
Ghance for promotion and advance
Ment. The business world offers many
,Ich places and young men and women
are getting them every day. To get
q chance at these places you must
Have a business education. 1t is the
catering wedge to the big places high
q Up. Send for our free catalog and
Sc for yourself what students Of this
Nfg huSiDess school are accommodating
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Is Badly Burned From
Blasting Powder In Mine

Hazen. n. D., Dec. 10.-Gottlieb
Huber, employed in the Luck Strike
coal mine here. was badly burned
about the face and right arm when
blasting powder he was loading into
a mine charge was touched of by his
miners lamp.
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Congregational Church,
Norwegian anish M. =.

Corner First avenue and Chestnut
street. Sunday forenoon service at
1890: Sunday school and bible
class at o11:45. sEpworth league .devo-
uonal meeting at Z p. m. Sunday
evening service at 7:45. Prayer meet
ing Thursday evening AtiH7:45. The
Z: A.. will have q food sale OF ali. kinds
of home bakery stuff at Pratt's Groce-
teria, ri South Fourth street, sature
day, D9cember-17. The Sunday school
will have Its Xmas tree program on
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NOBEL A PRIZE
DIVIDED BETWEEN
GRANTING AND n

Christiania, Norway. Dec. 10.-(By
the Associated Press.)-The Nobel
peace prize for 1921. it was officially
announced today. has been divided
equally between Hjalmar Granting.
premier of Sweden and Christian L.
LANCE Of Norway. secretary Of the
inter complimentary union.
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First ~Presbyterian.

Sunday services for the First Pres
byterian church December II. 1921.
Sunday school at 9:45. DR.. E. o. MINI
los, superintendent; morning worship
at IL, subject .."The Messianic Hope
Junior C. E. ut 2:3o; intermediate
and senior c. E. at .6:46; evening
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Lnther.n Free.

Corner Of Cottonwood street and
Second avenues Morse services Sum
day forenoon at 1870 and English
services Sunday evening at 7:30. Sum
day school and bible class at 11:45.
Special services by, Ludwig Hope be-
ginning Tuesday evening at the bible
school and in the Lutheran Free
church Wednesday afternoon at 2:3o.
The confirmation class meets every
Saturday morning 1t 10 o'clock. s
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MUCH SPENT FOR COSMETICS.

st. Louis, Mo-. Dec. 10.-Expendi-
lures for cosmetics almost euualled
the amount spent for house paint IN
st. Louis this year. according to, estl-
mates. A local wholesale drug com
pany stated the annual bill for face
paint, powder, etc, appropriated 49,,
100000 and the bill for paints
varnish totalled about $5.000,00 0
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R 0 JAIL
BY CLEVER TRICK

Carson, N. D., Dec. 1o.-EFnest
Cook, held in the county Jail here
on a statutory charge, asked the
sherin's son who had unlocked the
door of the cell to do an errand for
him.. He did. The man escaped.
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Baptist church.

~. John Gerald ~1Ork,NpastOT,N a.
Nv Debts?" 1880, bible school. Paul
B. Griffith superintendent. 7:30 p.
M. pageant. 1.-The Pilgrim and the
Book" by the Dramatic. club. Prayer
meeting. 1880, Wednesday evening.
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St. Marks Ey.: IutheEan.

Corner International avenue and
Fifth street. Ernest O. Armbruster,
pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m,
Morning worship at 1900. Evening
worship at $500. Luther league at
700. Special Christmas practice
Primary department Of Sunday,
School at $500 p. m. .sas,. ~
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scandinavian Baptist.

Corner Fourth avenue and Walnut
street. Sunday school at IL o'clock
noon. Evening services at 7:4b
o'clock. Mid-week prayer services
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
Everybody is invited to all these serv-
ices. w. J.. Horner, pastor.
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Bethel:

Belmont avenue. south: side Belmont
school. Services Sunday. forenoon at
1880 and In the. evening at 1885, con-
Quoted by the pastor, a., Songs by the
choir forenoon ana string band in the
evening. All are welcome. n. E..
Engebretson, pastor. j
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CHURCH
SERVICES
N-finister., Meeslne.

Monday. 1880 q. M, at The y. IA.
C. A:s Address, Scouting. 80 BY J.
Noble White. There Will besthes cleo
ton Of officers. ss ~ MI Vi
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Mendenhall Memorial Presbyterian.
(Eao4 Grand Eorka

Carl Perrin. minister. Sunday school
at 10 q. m. Morning worship at. II,
Subject. "Chrtst's Return" Evening
service, 7:45. Subject, THE Hand,
ing Wednesday evening, 7:so.%sSub-
ject, Abraham" ~ IL.
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Emmanuel Intheran.

sos South Third street. Service In
English at 10 a, m. Service In Ger
ma at II .. m, Sunday school at .
a. m. The Ladies' Aid meets on
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Utzinger on Minnesota Point. H.
F. Buegel. ,
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Belmont and Fourth evenue. Sum
day school and bible claasea, S:46.
Morning worship. 1o:45 and evening
service. 7:45, with sermon topic. '.It
Is written" Welcome to ''the cory
church. 20 s., L. Tallakson. pastor.
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Shot Through The
Foot While Hunting

Hebron, n. D., Dec. 10.-Anton
Rehling. IS, was accidentally shot
through the foot when he stumbled
while hunting neal here. He will not
be permanently crippled.
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First Church OF Christ Scientist.

Church on; Belmont avenue Sun
day services at II a. m. subject:
God. the Preserver Of Man" Sunday.
school follows. Wednesday evening
service at 8. o'clock. Reading room
First National Bank building, hours
IL to s..
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Zion Fvanrelinl.

Belmont and Fifth street. Divine
services will be held as follows: Ger
preaching at 1890 a. M; Sunday
school 1850 a. m; Young Peoples al
lance 1880 p. M; English preaching
8 n. m. w. C. Menges. pastor.
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List Gives Number OF
llliterates In Each
Large Town OF State

Bismarck, N. D.. Dec. 1O.-IIliteracy
statistics for the cities and towns OF
publication from the office OF the
state superintendent OF public ,i~nstrnc-
Eacho OF the towns OF the state hav-
ing more than ten people, ten years
old or over, who cannot read or write
In any Language, Is listed in the fol-
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GRAND FORKS HERALD. SATURDAY., DEcEMBER 10, 1921.

worship at TAI. subject, sThes Hope,
OF the World" Prayer service we'd
neSday night at 7:45. +. Halsey Am
brose.
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Methodist Episcopal.

George "A. Henry, pastor. Morning
services, 1886. Anthem, Grant US
Thy Peace" Gounod. Solo, seiecte1,
Prof. e. d. Man. The pastor Will
preach. sunday school, IL m. Wa
Mcintyre, supt. Epworth league,
$3.50. Evening, 1880. Anthem. Holy;
Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty.
stewart. ..Health service" = addresses
viii be delivered by DR.. HI. H. Healy
and DR.. n. e. French, dean ofNstne
medical faculty Of the university. "A
display of health charts and oulie.lns
al the conclusion or the addresses.
Light refreshments will be served.
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Bethany Lntheran.

Bethany Lutheran.
Zion Lutheran church. English
services At 10:45; Morse services. at
7:4t. Funeral services Tor the late
MT. David Hanson at $3.50; Sunday
school and bible classes at $40 and
at ~; Mems club next Tuesday&eve-
ninE. The teachers Of both divisions
q the sunday school Will meet In the
vestry next Tuesday evening at z
o'clock. The Young Peoples league
wall itlave Z social meeting next Friday
evening. David stoeve. 4
Congregational Church,
1000 q. M. church school. 1915,
Bonds class. 1900 a. M, morn
Ing worship. Sermon. THE Far
East"---II China! Music, choir
anthem. 20 How Amiable' Are Thy
Dwellings" Rogers, and MacDermid's
I'm My Fathers blouse Are Many
Mansions" Solo by Miss Alice Sand
berg. 1880. special evening. service in
form of Health Clinic, Drs. French,
Grassick and Witherstinet will. speak.
Special music, trio OF violin, cello and
piano.
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st Paul,s Episcopal.

Holy communion, 8 a. m. Sunday
school. 10 q. m. Morning prayer, II
q. N. DR.. n. VI. Healy Will give an
address on Health at the IA caIth
the aims. 81 Health week" which be-
gins December II.
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Tuesday 1fter Xmas and the =. -. y
Wednesday evening.
Carnan Baptist

German Baptast. =
Eighth and Cheyenne -avenue =.
Sprock. pastor. Sunday school, ~. 3.
a.. Morning service, II q. M SUP.
ject, answered And UnansWere9
Prayer" Young Peoples meeting. .
-. m Evening service, 3 p. ms
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06
ACTRESS IS WITHOUT FEAR
"Alicc In Jungicland" Il Act That
Tests Nerve of Woman.

Almost any recognized actress
could enact the role Of Alice" in
alice in Jungloland," the unusual
spectacle which wiz open each pre-.
formanco OF the Al q. Barnes
+-ring wild animal circus in Tuisa,
Friday October Z. but for one
thing the story calls for Alice to
awaken from a dream in an arena
Tiiled with blood-thirsty lions. Not
many OF the stage favorites would
welcome realism OF this nature.
That Is why there has been only
one Alice When Al G.. Barnes
who personally supervised the
casting and staging of this elaborate
spectacle. gave the role to Miss
Martha Fiorine. one OF his fearless
animal trainers, who also Is
clever aCtress--he acted wisely
she has nevcr missed PERFORM
ance and Miss Marie Budct, her
undcrstudy, has given up hope Of
over getting an opportunity to dis-
play her nerve.
So popular did Alice in Jugle-
ianu, become during the southern
California tour OF the circus that
Mr.. Barnes received several offers
from film directors for the screen
rights TO the spectacle
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06

Vouchcd for over long distance
phone by the bank.
The womaus polished language
and gcntecl appearance seemed to-
have hit u soft spot in thc heart OF
the arrcsting officers. ono of whom
said that n hc were the magistrate.
he'd told that pretty picture to SO
un back home and sin mo more" llo
also made the statement thu. for
fear hc would tall for the bCtWitch-
ing smiles of the prisoner Golden
Rule Jim wouldn't look up, hut kcpt
his eyes glued on the docket Fchcd
ulC OF price list Tor various iutruc
tioua ot the law, when hc announced
tho $50 assessment ana turned his
back to watch a gang OF laburcrs
paving Broadway
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06
GEN. WOOD QUITS
AFTER 80 YEARS
Famous Figure in Mill
tary Life of America
Is Retired
TAKES NEW POST SOON
Will Re Commissioned to Be-
gin Duty in Islands as
.Gov.-General at Once

vAsHINGTON. oct. 5.-Maj. Gen.
leonard wood retired today from
,-,lve service in the army to accept
.,,olntmert as governor general OF
,se Philippine islands, thus tormi-
eating voluntarily. more than sc
,,,rs of distinguished military life.
u,. retirement was caused by in
.aeoco Of administration officials
,b.t he accept the now post and the
,afusal Of congress 10 permit him to
Al so while continuing his active
Jfmy status
( IN announcing the generals retire
tent. Secretary Weeks said he would
..isct a vice governor for the islands
s,d exncctcd Immediately 30 com
mission General Wood TO duty as
governor general. He announced also
,bat nominations would be forward
"A IN congress without delay promnt-
,nr Brig. Cen. Charles ]. Bailey. com
handing the second coast artillery
district. % nm the vacancy causcd by
General Woods retirement.
Began Service In 1885.
General Wood began his army
career as contract surgeon in June,
1855. Immediately entering service
vith troops in the Apache campaign
IN Arizona and northern Mexico. As
commander Of an infantry dctach-
ment in that campaign he was COM
mended "for gallant and hazardous
service, courage and energy" and
ia,er was awarded the cvusi casion Il
kdal OF honor tho highest compli-
pent the nation has to give for dis
,inrushed service in the Apache
fighting. ,
When the Indians were pacified
and their leader, Geronimo, taken,
the surgeon dropped his fighting
weapons temporarily and again re-
turned 20 the practice Of medicine
and surgery at army headquarters In
Arizona. lie continued In army med
ical service until 1898. but when the
Spanish-Amcrican war was declared
In that year. he re-entercd combat
ranks. organized and commanded the
first United states volunteer cavalry
(Rough Ridersl and later was trans
ferred to command the second bri-
gsde. cavalry division, in the Cuban
campaign. IN which capacity he en-
tered the fight at Las Guimas and
San Juan. Santiago.
Was Santiago's Governor.
When the Spanish forces surron-
dered the general was appointed
military governor OF Santiago, COM
mander Of the department Of Santi-
ago and civil governor Of that prov
ince and military governor OF the
ISLAND Of Cuba lie turned the gov
eminent Of the island over 10
Thomas y. Palma, first president Of
the republic Of cuba, in 1909, and
returned to the United States.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06
200 PLAN TO ATTEND
Joe Carson Post VIII Have "a Large
Delegation at Legion
Meeting

JUc Carson post will be repre-
scntcd at least 200 strong, with
likelihood OF the number reaching
1850, at the National American
Legion convention opening in KAN
sas City, October 81. 10 Is estimated
at legion headquarters here. There
is so much interest In the coming
convention, with the opportunity
which it will afford for reunion
with "buddics' not seen since the
war. that more legion memberships
have been taken out I'm the past SOW
cral weeks than at any time during
the present year except during an
active effort to- Increase member
ship.
Though tho method OF transpor-
taton has not been definitely de-
cided upon. it is probable that The
Tulsa delegation will go In scvcra,
special cars which will be attached
10 the special train from Oklahoma
city coming through here the eve
ming of October 80, All railroads
are offering onc-cent fare TO Kansas
city to legiouaircs and their wives
and auxiliary members Five spc-
Cial trains have been arranged for
to take Oklahoma convention dele
gates, expected to total about 1900.
Official state delegates from hero
will be w. l.. Eagleton and E. Fred
johnson, alternate, from the first
congressional district and Horace
Hagan, delegate at large from tho
department Of oklahoma. Kansas
City is preparing 20 entertain a
hundred thousand visitors. among
whom will be Porshing Foch and
Admiral Beatty.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06
VIII Open Buffalo Farm.

SpG"IlI % TnC World.
PoNCA CITY, oct. 5.-Jack
Spurrier, known in the show and
movie world as Buffalo Ray" IL
getting ready TO open buffalo
farm to the north Of Fairfax in the
western Usage, the coming spring.
according to an announcement he
just made upon his return from
California, where he has been in
the making of pictures, particu-
larry those Of Indian and wild west
life. He says also that several
pictures, depicting the indian. are
TO be filmed In part of the Usage
In order to get proper color.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06
Seeks to Recover
JeLUeiry From Girl
He Wanted to Wed

ono Of The novel court cases
brought Ia Tulsa county was
heard before Justice j. II. Query
wednesday afternoon. George
Estes, a man who appears to be
in the winter Of life, filed "A
rcplcNin action against Mae
Adkins, a women many years his
5unipr. Estes claimed that he
gave the women S76.50 worth Of
lewlery on her promise to marry
him, She later asserted that
she would not marry him and he
demanded that she return his
jcwlry.
on tho stand Wednesday She
denied that she had ever
promised 10 marry Estes She
admitted thar he had continually
talked Of marriage but claimed
that she had never intended to
marry him and had never made
any such proposal. Justice
Qucrry took the matter under
odvisemcnt until 10 O'Clock Fri
day morning.