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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
EXPOSURE ACHES---
RHEUMATIC PAINS
blOan's Liniment. Kept Handy, Takes
the Fight Out OF Them.

Sloshing around in the wet and then
the dreaded rheumatic twinge. But not
for long when Sloans Liniinent is put
On IN, job
Pains. strains. sprains how soon this
old family friend penetrates without
rubbing and helps drive EN- away, And
how cleanly. tOo-no muss, no bother
no stained skin or clogged pores.
Muscles timber up. lumbago. sciatica
neuralgia. backache are promptly re-
heved Keep a bottle handy Get one
today II you've run out Of Sloan's Lipi-
meut. its 50 warming.
All druggists 35c 20. $I.40. The
largest bottle holds six times as much
a. the smallest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05

ton IL miles, and the permanent pro-
lection Of the channel across the bar
outside the mouth, by the crections of
ietties. The mean range of tide at the
mouth of the river Is 6 feet; at Fleming's
Landing, about halfway up the river, 4.2
feet aud at Smyrna Landing, the head of
havigati ton, 3 12 feet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
NEW ARK NOTES.

Newark April The sock social and
clipping party held by the Guild of St
homas = J.. Church IN the parish house,
ls>i night brought il a considerable sum
towards the fund for the purchase Of q
saie - keep the church communion ser
N,cc and other v,duables in and the safe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
DETEC TIVE FOR SUSSEX .

Dovc- turl Governor Denncv
vc>terda, announced the appointment oi
Cttic DoroWay 81 Georgetown 10 he
state Detective for Sussex county, sue
co,siing Ilijah Lynch Of Sel5yvillc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
Three Receive Citizenship Papers.

Fnal citizenship papers were issued
today to Edwin irvine, NDirnytro Pruck-
nickl and Lena Mai, IN the United States
District Court, Judge Hugh NJ Morris
rlr peidinr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
Make Your Own
BUG KILLER
P. d. O.

You can oashiy nnake at bornn a fufl
quart of tho strongest bug killer for &c
enough 10 kin million bedbuga. reaches
feas and ants. This recipe win mot burn.
rot or stain the clothing and IL entirely
different from any other formula We
know Of. as this win kin tho eggs
Procure of your druggist 35c PACKAGE
Of tPeslcy Devils Quietus) y. ID. q. then
ycu will hava tho chemical made expre1B-
iy 60 rid Hotels. Hospitals and dwellings
Of pesky bedbugH and other insects.
Impogsfbls for Tho poeky devils 70 err
ist With the proper 1--WE ~ y -. q.
Special Hospital sire 81 -iSO--n1aires FIVE
gsflons-yOur druggist has IL or he can
get IL for ron or sent prepaid either Eiro
by the owl Chemical Co, Terrs Haute.
Ind. upon rncrfpt II price Look for tho
doyfTs hcaf On eycry pa.rkaSe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05

!-length models Of 5iIVertone with silk Innings:
also some Velour Wraps at this Special Price
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05

Very hlgh-grade all-Ns. ee-.
wool jersey SPORT ollr- make -
group for "Wednesday 1eca. "a.
The Seward gateway., 1921-02-05
Weather Report

Seward 0 Slightly Cloudy N Anchorage 22 B Clear Calm Matanuska 32 B Clear Calm. Chickaloon IS B Clear Calm. Wasilla 32 B Clear Calm. Talkeetna 34 B Clear Calm. Hurricane 10 B Clear N. Summit 20 B ClearN.
 Healy 29 B Clear East.
 Nenana g B Clear N.
 Fairbanks 40 B Clear West
The Seward gateway., 1921-02-05
Admiral Watson
 'RecaheS Port

The s. s. Admiral Watson tied up at the dock this morn |>4ng about one. She carried a number of passengers fol Seward and interior points and several hundred tons Ot freight for the local mer- chants. She left for Seldovia and Kodiak about 4 p. m. with more than twenty pas sengers.
 The following is a list of the passengers arriving in Seward on the Admiral Watson:
 F. J. Smith, E. c. Anderson, A. s. Driscoll, George Ryan, John Erickson, Joseph May or Mrs. Joseph Mayor, Mike Tamish, A. E. Nelson, Rob- ert Manthey, c. F. Magala, John Veil, George Tomoff, ;, Max Saul, Frank Conrad, R. c. Collins, Riley Baldwin, Austin Ruane, Peter Sween- ey, John Drosky.
 J. H. Kline, .Dominicio Rain eri, Mrs. D. Raineri, w. w.. French, c. H. Thompson, Wm. c. Cunningham, Mrs. Wm. c. Cunningham, H. s. Balderston, B. Cameron, Mrs. H. Nagley, Master Nag Hey A. G. Dickenson, Gaston Hardy, Mrs. Gaston Hardy, Mrs. M. Gano, Martha Nor gan, Al. Harper, Chas Harp CT, Judge c. B. Bunnel, Mrs Lee Merry, Mrs. A. G. Balls, G. E. Tuten, B. J. cClung, Mrs. D. w. Stoddard, Virgin ia Stoddard, Fay Stoddard, Fred Tucker, ED. Wurz- lbacher, Wm. w. Davis, Car rie Suits, David A. Black Louis Black, c. w. Cheat
The Seward gateway., 1921-02-05
ham, G. Melarich, and Five third class passengers.

Following is a list of pas engers for Kodiak and Sel- dovia.
 Mrs. B. Wilke, H. J. Heuver, Mrs. Clax Cooke, Chas. Bow ker, V. H. Pederson, Wm. J. Robertson, Glenn Caring ton, G. L. Rich, Geo: Chamb- erlain, w. G. Thompson, Roy Gilley, Chas. Hopp, Chas. .S.A,ri- .clma
 The s. s. Admiral Watson, carried only local Alaska mail. The Northwestern has all the mail from the states. She will probably arrive some time tonight. The Gate way Flier left Anchorage this morning with approxi- mately one hundred passeng CTS and will arrive in Sew ard about 3::30 P. M.
The Seward gateway., 1921-02-05
Prizes For The
 GRAND MASQUE BENEFTT BALL For The Seward Public School February Nth, (St. Valentines Day) At A. B. Hall. ADMISSION $1O0 CHILDREN SOC.


 First Prize-Best dressed lady, onehaf ton Nanimo coal bv the Alaska Transfer Company.
 Second Prize-Best dressed lady, One large box fancy stationery by the Seward Hotel.
 First Prize-Best dressed gentleman, one-haf ton ot Nanmo coal by the Alaska Transfer Company.
 Second Prize-Best dressed gentleman, the largest am in Bcrgen's store by Gus Borgen.
 The Most Original Gent-A supper for SIX at came n's Cafe, GO the imit) By Charles Cameron
 The Most Original Lady-Ten dollar box of Candy b ne Alaska Shop.
 The Best Clown, (Genteman) Box of cigars, by Jacks Place.
 The Best Clown Gady) Electric Toaster' by J. L. Graef , Best Jitney Driver-An inner tube by H. Ellsworth Most Comical Lady,-Glass salad bowl by Brown and Hawkins Corporation
 Most Comical Gent-A box of cigars by the Northern Best Colored Lady-Silk topunion suit, by Mrs. Ell orth
 Best Colored Gent-Box of cigars by Seward Drug C. Best Dressed Girl Under Fifteen-$6.50 box of candy y Sylvia's
 Best Dressed Boy Under Fifteen-Book by Seward News Company.
 Best Old Sourdough (ten years or more in Alaska)- Six months subscription to the Seward Gateway st prize Best Old Sourdough, (ten years or more in Alaska, Slk Shirt by Urhach's, End prize.
 First Prize for Misses From 13 to 21 Years-$100O powder jar donated by Orlander's. Second Prize for Misses From 13 to 21 Years-Larg est ham in Frye-Bruhn's shop.
 Best Woman Character Representing Seward-Party :or six at the Marathon Cafe.
 The sale of tickets for this Ball means that Seward School Children will have the Ford Weekly Pictures.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-02
~ 1tNf =. ~

BABY CLINIC.
Last wednesday. May % rb.. -.
nnd Of the free baby clinics w. b,.l1
Z the Commercial Club with the co,,,,
y Health officer and Public Health
nurse ln charge To date n h,i,ia.
nave been examined ana comulata 49,.
'i"s ana score cards kept In order to
'r"ir riy and fairly award tho priz..
Uttered by local merchants for ;be ~.
'e"rly 1853 per cent babies. fle.. go.
rus VIII he averaged IN poift h.,
point anu the babies with tl,a bi.h..-.
"tal score viii receive the urizes 4,
ioliii'eineht win he made of the ,yi,,
'iih- scores n next weeks Canrinr .,..i
hr pilles VIII hc promptly .l..ii,,.,-..s
Not only local but the Sfaf.. p,,,lf,.
li'aiih authorities are pleased VIII, III.
Interest manifested IA Ui,t,u,,, -. ~.
i'i'ies- BY further co-operaf ion
iii' interest on the part II the ,vl,o,.
immunity. as well a. bv each motb,.,
un individual. much cam h.. 60,
h9H'd Tor the good OF ~Keptu.-lv-s
hest crop ~ ,
iht~e clinics are "a b.. a t,ar,n..,,,.,,,
feature of our health csmpairn a.,
every SECOND and fourth W.dr,.,i. -
go br Huhharsl's office "a 2 an !. =,
TOT white babies and on every s..,.,,,.,l
M fourth Mondays ID Ia. r n =
HAN az 3 pa =. m for tho ,,lo-,,I A..
Die. Mothers ARE urged to bring their
'ihies 20 every clinic II possible Yo,r
la
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-02

70 ". = gaining property Nnu
may nave some questions fo ASK tto
doctor and nurse about his food ~ ,-.r,.
III p" Is sick they can certainty hcl,,
you Some little defect. discovered ma
cancelled may mean the health and han,
pine~> ~ his future life
HICKMAN 1: CLINTON
In a rally Ia the ninth inning Frid,v
at clinton Hickman came from hablnd
20 make three scores and win I to .
~ came was pitchers battle between
iihin> of Hickman and Hollev for
clinton with neither having much ad
vantage until the ninth when Uollev
"eakened Clinton started with "a rush
scoring one in The first on two srco.s
-itt singles and sacrifice fly They
tailed again IN the firth on "a has. on
balls End two singles Hikman's first
came m the sixth NcEwan led an
Win single % rieh; He went - third
when Ihra sher singled to center. Nc.
Evan scored on Hurts onc-ha-o blow.
Co right and Thrasher was caught m
ne plate trying 10 s-ore on the same
HIT The rally in the ninth ouened with
o. hif over right field fence hv Thrash
-r. which was held 20 q two base hit on
account ~ ground rules in effect
Thru ~her went 90 third when n RI went
Out Sutherland 20 rfeffer. Wilson pin..h
hitting for Shores hit slow one down
first base line. Thra SHEER scoring and
...HH a.. 80
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-02

Mrs George Vance. who has been sick
during the past week with flu and bron-
chiul rneumonis. = NOW bic To sit up
Bud Chappell. Of Ssulshurg. Tenn.
t. visitin. his daughter. Mrs. George
Vance
Cases Of oak or ivy poisoning should
be- treated with Billiards. Snow Lini-
lncnt. 81 j. amti~eptic and healing aud
splendid remedy Tor such troubles
Three sizes. a0'. sac aud 81 20 per iot-
ile sold hy Hickman Drug Go.
The government barge which
grounded some time ago just 81 the foot
of No. Island. has been pulled on
Russell Hulen returned SATURDAY
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-02

over Nemiiz's high fy back oi short Ne
iuifz scored when smith singled over
second. and Watkins end McEwan went
ouf on flies Clinton made "a desperate
bid for the game in their half - the
ninth. using a pinch hiier and two pinch
runners but the best they could do was
% get man 20 third
Score hy Innings r II r
Hickman % O. 600 COS 10 =
Clinton 600 / % o 90 : q
Batteries Hickman Watkins and
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-02

CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Bible school AZ
Communion and preaching 20 - a. n.
Morning subject The Gospel Accord
ing To- Matthew
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-02

I;ey r. J. Milcy Pastor
Oh AND GAS LEASES FOR SALE.
The Courier has a large supply II oil
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-02

SHAH hc giad 90 supply them when yo'i
~ in reed If theu The price g. 1--WE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

pco,.d to resign and move to Os.a-
.Aoma Guy and open ID law office
lie talked to me several times
about an important case ln his uuutf
involving millions, she tui. "lio
called it ia" Tommy Aiding case.
IIr snld that %" expected tu get
$500. 900. asked him how hc .u.
tended tn got that much money and
H" Hi'd thil h' had o'h'f drtN.
'H i've ON H'J 0'I''y ".''' "'
'''H me
~"u'"n' NatthihR INN
'h' u"y no. i"ta que iNa ''i''-
one w.. |',' "'nF nun re '".''
F''I I"'t l'''' "iI M'i'''f"H ~
I'lit attorneys Wore W'I nIHE hls
'''IN move. VI ''"t 80 a. ''" 90"
H' S' 'l'' anu "di' nam. al"
''Nn 'i' ga "I Nun
VI b'hhah ah'I lll' u'ii"t
iIs J'hHii5 N''i ihc IH'F' snow "
h'' lhIF' iil"NHi 'i Hl"h.F "''h
more. enc d'I man ne Hdd over
rhuNh mere ""I'Ie.
h' money "'' ~ hI.'3 IN
l',et 'u""h Hhy i'-ilII'd. lh"
'uH "'i" tIh' ana 'n"ir "tr" many
~ th'W. hut '"uIdh { soc iht
"iHtha'4'hH 'I any OF iH'm. !
''n' q nam "h'I' ne t'I u ana h'
"'Il OUT "t ms dttN ana thdt ne
nam had lme 90 p's't u. Ito
'n'u yea u'. .nl' ms osl Iu'h. ''t''d
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
THE BEAUTIFUL
WOMEN OF HISTORY
Gave Much Time To The I'm.
provement OF Their
Complexion

II i7 said TINT tho most beautiful
women vt history are thn ouys that
spout most ,t 'h,|r time In the culti-
walton. Improvement and Irnlaug-
Uyu' uf "a. life OF their beauty. They
Usrl an sufc wyuus they could find
to accomplish this charm
lN1.h aud White n,Nuty Bleach
will remove skin hlcmlshes, such az
tan. sun and wind trc,kl,s. rlotchcs.
liver spots. It viii clear your COM
p'vN."u. mako your skin soft and
youthful.
BLACK and white Bleach 70 de-
lighru.N Usrfuwrd. wink tinted cold
cream compound, approved and used
by particular Wumru. II viii not
grow I1'r on ~, fl.r aud when Qp-
piled forms an invisible coating on
the skin.
BLACK ard White Soap should al
ways be used with Bnek aud White
Beauty H..4,h. lts ruEul0r uso viii
Keep the skin I'm pggf,., ,.ulltion.
CLIP and mail this advertisement %
NlS,k and White E.V 1907 Memphis
Tenn. for FREQ literature, samples ~
Nl.k and White Face Powder and
Incense OF Flowers Talcum Powder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
Wire Flashes

NEW YORK, July 27.--Julcs Jusscrand,
French ambassador 20 the Ini'd states
scugnfs ou tho steamer Paris. sailing for
ua,re today. The ambassador is return
ING pn o. leave - aus'nc".
cLElELASD. July 27.--Five persons
we're Killed. four of them hlWo" Instantly
when "a shuttle car on the Abbey aveuu"
vtI4o' anl an automobile crashed hr"d'h
EoHMNN 1uiy 27.--A man believed 60
be- Joe Harris. ag Of Atlanta. Ga, was
FlIrd hero early today boy train. His
body was badly mutHated. the only
means of Identification was the las, pagH
20 "a letter signed mother anh written
from Atlanta, which was found In his
pocket.
f9r ro.ouso ~ Eugene heha anI other war
time prisoners were presented tp irosl-
l.u, HGrl,og '.d"y ."y,l o ra,, ay,,5'.ga a,a ,ba
political amnesty committee.
PAwurSKA, July a. Henry Mayes
2N pilot and Arthur Fortune T. pas
erasa,t near near here here last night rhe plane
Tell zoo foct when the control stick broke.
Maycs was injured Internally ami may
los" his eyesight. Fortune sustained
minor bruises.
OKNrLGEE. July 27.-E n. BLACK.
president ~ the Black Petroleum cor
rurAton announced today he had sold
hills stock fhe controlling interest IN the
. BiAcN cprpprauun 90 tho NuDo Petroleum
company. pt Sow York for 100000.
wAsUISGTCS July 27.-The house TO-
day passed = senate resolution authorizing
President Harding tp invite for"iEn gov
.riu.tufs tu participate IN an exposition
Co be- held at Portland. ore. In 1898.
J. WAsHISGTDN, Iuly 2i--preE'dent
. Harding lns sent 10 ~" senate the names
~ Howard Seymour Borden NJ newark.
~ o., ard Jacob Franklin Wo'ters ot
UluS'0n Texas. 20 he brigadiers generals
. 10 tho offDers reserve corps. IL was an
uuuuCru at the war department today.
I MONTGOMERY. Mo, July e7.-Wlliam
/ Butler. Paul pritcbett and Jasper Trower
/ were instantly KILLED here today when a
/ throshlug machine engine on which they
. were working exploded. -Four other
/ msn were seriously injured.
cIEyELASp. July 27.--James Francyk
. his wife and two ~ their children. and
/ Mrs Anna Bfaulon were Killed early to-
day when tho automobile IN which they
woe riding Colidcd with street car.
Tho Incident occurred when Francyk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
security Defeat. Central

m a HNTd f0uHNl gImo tho So-
curity state team won from the Gem
trail National yesterday, : TO 8 Tho
breaks were first in one team
favor and then the other, and IL was
only in the last inning that the Cen
tral National weakened and let IN
I he winning scores
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
TliVptCr pNrtN

Mrs Noah l.. Simpson coWph-
mcntcd small grOup NJ guests with
a theHtcr party ON Wednesday an
crnoon in honor ~ Mrs Anna Swnrt2
and daughters linda aud Edna ut
st Louis Refreshments being served
aftcrwurd at CandNlaud
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

Messrs and Mcsdnmcs George \.
HoaEland, Ar q, Ncggcm, Charming
w. Benedict ana pr. and Mrs, J.
Raymond Burdick cnioNcd picnic
Wednesday evening Mt Owasso lake.
having motorcd out and enjoying
supper cooHcd and served In the
open.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

I,. t..ti,.'. 4Y. ..t,l r..luyrIy
l.at .b, I..l mot
.G.J.l .Du. au,I your yI.f fp
.ryIs, .l... IA ,l Harrison usfi,r
in, 'r,,.. ~ r4ur,.. "a Iars. rau
OF names. about $500 auI .l. that
..., .I,l. r.rt.. tu4f. Hs .rruI pay
mont for YOUR testimony and that
,.u v,.. ~ E.i 1,u0ps'
.$u l.-fIs,y no." thc witness
DuI. h0ui,d.
''N uHf bank ~" you d' business
HIfn .u IuHu'" sue V.. asked
IIn. IUus.. objection iu 'u' uur7.
zion "it rI"'rin'i.
Hero Th"Wr.'n nr"'' 'nI "'f'r'd
'' owe 'h'' 'L' i..',t'" f''3 1n"
.'.'' ''.'.'' ".
'''',It ''l.'' ., I.'
''t ."l, .' "''..t'
'''- '''''''' una '''" .''
"'' "' .."nd , ,,
N'"', - Wv .4.
''N ''I' u'' y"' I,',rn .,' .I''
nuns ''' 10 ''' b''''''' ''''''
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'4 ,'F.l'l .'l.' ','t
,h' W.. ,' "''' &
J. "''' ''''
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asked
$50. s'r ! drpoH''.d : l2'
ThumpHuu again aek"d h'r about
q conversation with Harrison In
which su" rvhihl''d largo sum
~ money lIt sho remained stead.
fust iu her denial
AsLrd \,nut \uto Purchase.
suddenly ur LAWYER changed his
tactic. and asked nor IL sn. didn't
l.r' , car iu ruIsr qoon aft.r xiv.
tr, 49,. ,frit,yii
",.. u, husband did. Ifc paid
f,r n with his ,hrrk
.rI.,,rqnn nsi..d her II she had
d,ro.itnd the nancy i'm her hus.
b1ud.s uamc and with somo spirit
ann denied thIg .nc said eho didu't
prnv nnyr much money her husband
Ind ,u drr,ait
~ 81 pIVc. ,,hp followed hIa wife
an thn stand admitted under cross
.,,u,trot.r TINT tho iusurnurc ON
,hn' en-. ,yhicb nc aoid ho purchased
"a, .ruts, ,,,g IN his .,yIr.'t nawr. But
,. Inaist,d A. aultr ~ a acrlrs o'
,,.rtJ rir, uuosfioua from Thompson
XXI no mad Maid for the car
,rbrppson ,s',rd him n ho hadn't
received money ror hi4 testimony.
u>.n." rpyr shouted ha.f rising
q, his rcet.
'U.u Won bnuent a st.50n car
s,on arlrT ylg,tIor Tulsa with you
,,ifc dIdp', ynu 90 ne ,vlg asked.
"yos ain. | ala had tn, money
a., tt,c hunL None, that / had saved
/ ,nrnngh many months II was my
,,,rr'' onI no, NV vir,'s."
STATE Officer Tc.tirics.
Nrs Thomas If sturgeon. stat,
/ b,nith Inspoctor thrn took th,
lana shc snid gho had kuowr
t,',,,,, ,v,tcb, sinrc childhood ant
.,r,"n won't 10 Soc him During one
- p,,sc ,.isit. AT his oftico-.sh sal,
i, u,s on March : she testified h'
,oiG nor of IN. Atkins casr.
"itn said that no had boon {,
oLlob,,,n cav where no had beer
',ns'i,' yn,"i,''',, ,Y,t,hSd ana followed. ~
snid Ina, soun lovvcrs. had been fol
t,,,,t,,, hi,, Itc tnld mo that M
Ii1r,t ,ilc any of tho lnwvcrs
1nrtt.h o,, ,,s, Iu thcir favor n
",IJ ,ard rnv have another VI
~ ,h,v vnnt d,rId,d in their IN
,nr ,"r' rh,y nrc irving To- yet some
hing on me go / viii decide # &
/ th"ir thNnr. iI' '"Iu NV '''' VIZ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

rho Holy Family church was tho
scene ~ quite u pretty wedding we'd
ncadny morning ut clock unit
ing Miss NAymo SilNuull kiluuu and
Mr. Charlrs Edward Mcf'pIiu the
latter. formerly ~ 81 Mays. ohio
iu marriage. the ,olobrunt being Rev
Father Emil de Troiirc. assistant
pastor ot the church only the ina
mediate m"mh"rs of The brides fam
ily and a small company of friends
were present Mr. T. Chotcnu L,rE
presided at the organ aud rlnvcd the
proccssiuunl nnd rrrvssiuuul. and
nlsn presided hero during the sing
ing Of the nuptial music hy tho choir
" which the bride has honn Nom
hcr since coming 10 Tulsa Mise
Florence kirkpntrlck 70 cousin of
the bride was maid OF honut ana Mr.
James McFarliu Of 81 Marv's Onto.
a brother OF the groom attended
him Tho bride Wag rOwnod iu u
handsome gown OF Whito satin with
ovordrcss ~ Chnuully lace with
which she wore large white hat
covered In rich ostrich plum"s Her
flowers were colonial bouquet Of
sunburst roses ana lllips ~ the val
lev Miss kirkpptricll wore stun
ming costume Of tomato-rcd chiffon
with lace combined. her hat and nc-
ccssorics being I'm pale gray shades.
She wore Corsngc cluster of sun
burst roses A wedding breakfast
was given In honor Of the wedding
party at the Kennedy restaurant art
onward, Mr. ana Mrs. McI'nrlin left
during the forenoon for u trip to
important eastern points, ana Will
return to Tulsa to reside. They Will
be domiclled In the Cheyenne apart
mcnts on their return until their
homo IL roady. Mrs. MCi'nrin Il
travelling In IA fail suit of navy bin,
poirr twin with hat ANA acccSsori"!
harmoniZlng.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
SAYS WRIGHT HAD
STACKS OF MONEY

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Notdow-. " T Ul,h,tH L., y. |No,
carl Wigglv. O. H. plu',r. -. Johns.
j. e Riley. I.ru g ballard. Mrs
Len lt Itcycr. W f. Mckinney Miss
Lrn Byoma and Linn lnu
o. T.. Frccuue attorney general
directed th, activities ~ tho state
"Wednesday Ray NeEluluurN. ouuu
Is attorney ani ~ the counsel table
with him but took mo- pnrt In the
proceedings
Accused or Taking Bribc.
Judge wright IL ou trial charged
with having taken % $40 600 hrIh"
with u prumis" of $4,000 more O."
dr,id, IA, famous SaIliu Atkins case
m favor Of Stllir and against the
Charles Page intor,st7. Sillio wa'
suing paEo to gniu control Of a rirh
Gushing lease which had been AL
lott,l to- Tommy Atkins, Creek
indian.
". NJ. jenkins, former territorial
governor and now creek county
court clerk. the states iIrst Witucs'.
testified as to the filirg OF the sally
Atkins case. various legal proc"dur"
which grow out of It and when II
was finally decided llc was not
cross examined
SAYS Judge Did Not Like Page.
Judge Wright told me that hc
was going TO rush the Atkins case,
Mrs. Il II. Rowe. the states next
witncag. testified, In relating a con
vcrutinn which she claimed she
had with the accused Judge IN 'Nr-
NAH last November, "Iud that lac
was going To stick 1t into old man
Page, Tulsa millionaire. Ito sald
he would hand Page packhg" lhht
hc wouldn't forget From his s'tlun'
| gathered that he didn't hav" much
use for Page. llc grittvd his teeth
/ and Hcruwled terribly several times
4 have "A deal with Saillc's at
! torncys." he said, "Rnd have an ar
/ raugcmcut that will make me com
Portable the rest OF my lie. Ate
I this case ls over | am going 10 re-
sign and open an office In Oklahn
| City. II viii be the swcllest oftic
| In the state. | have sufficient mean
! to get plenty of practice and | WI
| give you Il job AZ head Law clorl
ana my personal stcnographcr."
knew Judge In Okcmah.
Mrs. Rowe, who lives AT Pawnce
said that she had tirst hccmc ac
| uuaintcd with the Judge while work
| ing a. court reporter AT okomhh
| she frequently reported tor him sh'
said when asked II there were am
/ feelings between her and the judg,
she said that none other than th
/ relations existing between "A iudg
and reporter. She denied poslttyrl
/ that she bore him any hostility %
/ that hr had over injured her In an
. MAY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
,,,rtkdny Commitment.

Mrs : NJ. Intimcr was honoroC
at u picnic given "Wednesday In Cen
tral park by a party of relatives and
friends numbering Ia. the occnsion
being TO pay honor to her birth an
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
Annual l'icnlc.

Directors, officers and employees Of
the Exchange National bank nnd the
Exchange Trust company hold th"ir
annual picnic at Sand Springs last
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