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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-04
The score
Totals. .a2 10 81 II u Totals -. 81 u L
"Batted for Austin In eighth inning.

"batleu TOT Austin IN eighth inning.
Chicago. 0 0 2 2 0 Ii
St Louis. 0 0 o Ii
Twos base hit-Tobin. Three base hits
Strunk. Mulligan. Sacrifices - Mulligan
Ellerbe, Falk Double play Mcclellan
johnson and Sheely. Left on bases-Chi
cago. a: St Louis g. Bases on balls-Or
Faber, 3; off Davis. 4. Hits-OR Davis.
in innings. off Deberry g in l. Hit b.
pitcher-By Davis (MostiD. Struck out
BY Faber 2, by Davis, 4. Losing pitche,
Davis. Umpires--Hildebrand and VIII.
son. Time-1:4O
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AT BALTIMORE

r. H E.
Baltimore. s 90 0 x-13 Is .
Reading. o. 6
Observation-Disclosures Letter and Davis:
Fisher. Barnhare Johnson and Lentz
AT BUFFALO
RH.E.
Toronto. 0 0 0 0 0 90 3
Observation-Disclosures and Tragesaar. Eor
tune and Devine.
AT ROCHESTER,
e.. r. e.
Syracuse. 500. 0 I 0 0 O OIL IN
Rochester. 2 3 O O x--s 2
Batteries--Olsen and Prediper. wisra-
and Mattoc e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-04
Southern Association

Memphis, s; Little Rock. 5.
Chattanooga, 9; Mobile, l (1st camel
Chattanooga, S; Mobile, cd camel.
Birmingham, 10; New Orleans. /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-04
First GAME

Two base hits-Barbare, Nicholson Three
base hit-Ford. Stolen base-Burns Sac
rihce-Holke. Double play--Barbare and
Holke Left on bases-New York 4;
Boston. 3. Struck our-By Nehf. 4; by
McQuillah, 2. umpires-Mc Cormick and
Hart Time of game 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-04
Eastern League

New Haven, 5; Hartford, @.
Plttsfeld, 6; Albany, 5.
Waterbury, 3; Worcester, O.
Springfield, l; Bridgeport, O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-04

Baseball To-day, Games. Yankees va
fhiia., Polo Grounds. LIST game 80 P. Nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-04

Baseball To-day. Ehbets Field. BROOKLYN
vs. New York, 80 and 3:oO.-Advt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-04
American Association

Milwaukee, 6; Kansas City, 8.
st. Paul, 3; Minneapolis, 2.
Columbus, 7; Toledo, 1.
Louisville, 6; indianapolis, /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York, 2; Boston, l Ust.
New York, 10; Boston, S (2d).
Brooklyn, s; Philadelphia. 3.
Cincinnati. 8: Pittsburgh, 2.
St. Louis, 8; Chicago, 8.
STANDING 0E CrJrps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-04
STANDING OF CLUBS

----~--- IoOl0 !. o1l1 Io3L4I
GAMES TO-DAY
Philadelphia at New York (two).
Detroit at st. Louis Ia. m. and y. my
Chicago at Cleveland
~, "a. m. and p. n.y. -.
Washington at Boston
"a. m. and p. my.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-04
Sporting News in Bulletin Form

The Giants capture two games from the Boston BRAY
The Dodgers win their fourth straight the Phiies
Many upsets mark the Nassau tennis tournament
Johnny Gaughan wins feature Clan Gael game
Dempsey he is ready title against the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-04
Standings in Major League

AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland. 8; Detroit; 5.
Philadelphia, IL: Washington. d.
Chicago, S; st. Louis, /.
Other teams not scheduled
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-03
.LABELLE IS
ACCUSED Of
SHAKING DOWN
Indiana HarbOr Man Taken by
Federal Agents For His
Practices.

George LaBeIl4 Of Indiana Harbor,
who was arrested Tuesday night by
East Chicago police on a charge Of I'M
p~ersonating a federal officer, was
brought to Hammond today and
charges were filed against him in the
federal court.
In the preliminary hearing before
U. s. Commissioner Surprise statements
were introduced snowing that LaBeue
had tried to shade down" proprietors
Of soft drink p%arIors.
Tuesday evening he entered the sa-
loon of Mike Pribanich at 3413 Deodar
street and asked for a shot" Mike
said he had no liquor and then La
Belle informed him he was a prohibi-
ton enforcement agent and wanted 70
live on good terms with all the saloon
men. He showed the top part Of an
application Cor a position as prohibit
tion agent and Nike thought it was
his credentials.
Il can take s25 from a man and let
him do anything he pleases." explained
aBelle suggestivcly. Mike couldn't
see it that way 50 the impostor left
the saloon.
LaBeile then went to Steve Constan-
tines place. After the same line Of
talk without making any Roadway he
that he would have to
search the premises. Steve told him
TO go ahead. LaBelle went through
the place looking into drawers and
closets until ne came to the kitchen
where Constantine and the children
were in bed. Here the woman assert
ed her authority ano ordered him out,
She demanded that her husband have
him arrested.
This changed LaBeIle's style and he
started to leave by the back door.
Constantine and several Of his friends
decided to hold him for the police and
a pretty fight ensued in which John
Drezan was smacked in the eye, nearly
putting it out for good.
They managed to keep LaBelle oc-
cupied until the police arrived. At the
hearing today it was shown that he
has been concerned in several other
deals which had crooked aspects and
it is possible that he may be Induced
TO throw some light on these matters.
He was bound over to the federal
grand jury,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-03
COLORED MAN
FOUND DYING

With a bullet hole through his head.
Joe Johnson (colored) was found in a
dying condition between two buildings
at 1344-1346 Adams street in Gary early
this morning. He was taken to the
Mercy hospital in Williams ambulance
and Will probably die,
With johnson being unable to talk,
the police have thrown a drag net all
around the district district on the South
side IN their effort to cause the arrest
OF JohnFon's assailant. II is said that
the police secured information this
morning as TO the name and description
of the slayer.
According to the police, Johnson got
into an and quarrel at the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-03

above named address, last night and tho
shooting resulted. 0Hicers travelling "a
nearby beat heard the shot during the
night, but could not locate the boot
Ing.
Early this morning a steel worker,
on his ay to work, made a report that
he saw a negro asleep betwee the two
buildings and later upon making an in
vestigation found that Johnson had been
shot. He had evidently la.d there sew
eral hours before he was found.
II is said that Johnson formerly lived
with o woman at 938 Jefferson street.
The police are conducting Il thorough in
v~estigation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-03

LONDON. Feb. 2.-fccording TO tle
Central News Agency. the I;uAs.en
soaiet forces are opening q new onen
sive in Persia. The following Centrsf
News despatch as received here t3-
day:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-03

Why not try a new Rubini cigar they
are a cool. sweet smoke. 1-31
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-03

If you're tired sr,oke a new Rubinf
they ease you mind At ain
dealers. Isl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15

iAouss ID numbered from one tD To- 'sf,S Two
~, ss'a lnelusivsh hnndIed Twenty t27aoD,
Nm pel l,e and one Half CbE1 ner eene
'uum from their date until
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
LEGAL.

Published 10 the Tulsa Daily World
December II, rs, is and y, 1921. World
Publishing GSmPany, ,pSbl!sah.ear,.
An Ordinance providing for the In
sutncs OF waterworks Bonds of
Tulsa, okahomt Of 1872, IN the sum
ssnd d5soo, ,ooO.6oJ Dollars by the
City Of Tulsa, Tulsa County. State
o. oklahcma. authorized 6; al cleo
ton duly called and held for such
providing levy Of an annual tax for
payment Of principal and interest on
me same fixing other details Of the
WHEREAS. on the 2sth day OF No
yemoef' 1921, pursuant TO notice duly
gwen, an election WAS held In the city
homa, Tor the purpose Of submitting
70 the qualified property tax-nayinR vot.
tIs the question OF the Issuance OF the
Soa 9ondS % said city In the sum Of Six Nil
zen Eight Hundred thousand ss.S00,0O0
bousrs TO provide funds for the purpose
ul deiTaylng the expense and paying the
tst ttSs OF ACQUIRING. constructing and equip
ing waterworks and water supply sys-
zen from the Spavinsw geek. near It's
Junction with the Grand river in Mayes
y,toany state OF Oklahoma, to and into
ne Clty OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, and TO be
vwhed ,sId exclusively by said city as a public
utility; and,
WHEREAS as shown by the canvass Of
s M returns by the county election board.
as city specitl canvssslng elec ctiOn
,ySoa'o, a. said election there was cast by
te quAliiled property taNpaying voters OF
of ~ iasof OF and l,702 were against the is
is,ane i.Ise oi said bonds. and 20 were multi
'a,ea- ballots; aud.
nhhEhkAS, lawful majority OF the
tsasnlleu property tRN-paying voters vot-
oh said proposition cast their ballots
u, i4Sof OF the Issuance OF said bonds.
thorited ~' wv" "u'' "u
NOW THEREFORE,. DE 1T OR
SSaAi,ihED ny THE MAYOR AND
SSOS,hMlssIoNERS OF THE CITY OF
a5eeLSA. STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
o,sN ION /; That there are hereby
Snus,eo and directed to be Issued the
insouAbe coupon bonds OF said city.
~. .'.oIuanee with the form as herein
~ w. w out IN the aggregate amount OF
is,anS nS,llon Eight Hundred Thousand
,tsiVy OoVv0l Dollars which said bonds
~ Dc designated 'fWatorworks Bonds
ssss Oklahoma. Of Ise2". and shall
ii nn Sa thousand Eight Hundred CG.S00)
hauhosr' numbered from one ti) to six
,.'4sahd Eight Hundred (6,6OOi. both
rhte q the denomination Of one
f, Ia Ssaha ttl ,000.00l Dollars each; shall
~. uatsd February lst. 1872, and become
iM an payable IN the aggregate amounts
eo oA me dates as follows, to-wit;
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Rooms wrrn BOARD
WANTED-HOOMs on HOARD

WANTED Room a0d board or will share
apartment with young business women.
tween 4. 80 d, in and 20 ,. m. cedar
21ah after 6.a0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
Escope Injuries When
Two Cars Are Wrecked

a, automobile collision In which
a,e was seriously Injured but In
nbtcb both cars were almost com
N,.,otv wrecked, occurred shortly
DE- noon wednesday. when a new
ae,,,asbaker car belonging TO Morris
Toonburg. 154l East Admiral boule-
"a collided with att overland auto
,a,ycr bv George III. Holcombe,
lasnarer and secretary OF the Tulsa
Iise stock exposition, near second
.s,set and wheeling avenue. Foon-
snrg was dazed by the shock Of the
',anaci and received a light cut on
,be head. but no further injuries.
uolcombe was not Injured.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
Attorney General E1 -ottlsIo


SECTION 3 That each OF said bonds
shall be signed by the mayor and the
corporate seal OF said city affixed thereto
and attested BY the city auditor of said
city and each Of said interest coupons
shall be executed W the hthographed
facsimile signatures of said mayor and
city auditor, that said officers be and
are hereby authorized and directed 20
cause said bonds and interest coupons TO
be prepared and to execute the same for
and on behalf of said city; have the same
registered by the city treasurer. endorsed
by the county clerk and county attorney,
and presented 10 the attorney general, er-
Jtficio bond commissioner, tdssiher Win
a certified transcript of all procaedings
had in connection with their issue, for his
approval and endorsement that there
after said bonds shall be delivered 10
upon payment Of the purchase price
thereof, which shall not be less than par
and accrued Interest,
The proceeds derived from the sale
Of said bonds shall be placed In spe-
ciai fund and used solely for the purpose
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NfNF
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
OFFICE or ATTORNEY GENERAL
BOND DEPARTMENT

;'t...t.' ''..,it. ,s..'J s...,. 'ssr,insJ
a certified copy OF the record Of proceed
ings taken preliminary 10 and In the Ia
huance OF the within bond that such pro-
eoudlngs and such bond show lawful au-
thoity TOR the issue and are IN accord
ance with the form and methods Of pro-
cedure prescribed and provided by me
for the Issuance Of bonds Of like kind and
that said bond Is valid and binding
obligation according to its tenor and
In effect March -, 1910, requiring the
certificate q the bond commissioner of
the state of Oklahoma thereon, is In.
ccntestskie n any court In the state OF
Oklahoma unless suit thereon shall 10
brought IN court having Jurisdiction
the dafe Of tbis approval of said bond
appearing In the caption hereto.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15

A stock raiser in Venezuela by
crossIng zebu bulls with American
cows has produced hybrids yielding
more milk and better beef than
northern cattle raised In the tropics.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
Afavnr
City Auditor.

MuNnrs
(seaD
Attest:
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BUSINESS SERVICE

nusiNEss sEHyIcE orFEREJ ~
ANY KIND of icaky roofs repaired. wosk
guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Ossx,
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(Form OF Couponl
Coupon No. .......... s..........
February
on the first day of August. I9.,, the
city OF Tuisa, IN the state OF Oklahoma
promises to pay to bearer the sum
OF ..............ss.s. uollafs IN lhWlui
money OF the United States Of America
at the Fiscal Agency OF the State OF
oklahoma In the city and state OF New
York, or, in the event OF the discontinue
hnce Of such agency, at the Mechanics
and Metals National bank, In said city
and State OF New York. or, in the event
Agency and Mechanics and Metals Ma
;.Gaal bank, at the office OF the city
Oklahoma, for interest due that date on
Ns Waterworks Bonds Of Tulsa. Okla
noma. Of 1879, OF 100000.
Dated February 1. ls22. No. ....,....
...,.....s.s's.s. ..'..
Attest; Mayor.
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~ ~ ohCh'hshas1 AhN FN'th "
seven passenger. almost new cord
tires; good paint, top ana curtains :
this car ia "a real bargain 90 $500 cash.
Central Garage, lib south Cheyenne.
Usage sggI.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
AUTOMOBILES
luToMonII.Es ron All

NJ Ibh NAisb ~
BufCK-seyen passenger almost new cord
this car is "a real bargain 90 $500 cash.
Central Garage, li5 south Cheyenne.
Usage So6l.
CHEVROLET, 6-pssscuFer touring car.
slip covers, self starter. good tires, new
top. so cash. balance easy terms Lewis
Marsh Corporation, 1901 south Main.
CHEVROLET touring, 1891 self-startcr.
sood tires perfect condition, fl45 cash,
balance easy terms. Lew,H Marsh COR
poratiru lo0i south Main. Usage 3G70.
DELIVERY WA0ON--132i. Chevrolet,
srlf-Htarter. good tir-s perfect condi-
ton, ll65 down. balance easy terms.
l.ewls-Marsh Corporation. l00i south
Main. bHagH 45lt,
FOR sALE-Fords. bodgcs, Bucks and
many other good make, every car a
bargain. terms 70 suit. Used Car EK-
change, 4lg n, Main Usage A1os.
FOR SALE-one Ml-u9l roadster. iair
roadster tz5O. fair runring condition.
FORD COUPE. self starter, good tires
balance easy terms i.gWis.Msrsh Coq.
poration, 1904 3 Main. Usage 1910.
FoK sALE-Ford roadster with small
ofder eei,ye'g g,6S eSd iras m0ae' mode good rgnhns
90" b-'e> SIS. ;ei: q: Tbird.
FORD BARGAINs
ON Terms
We have good stock OF rebuilt forJ
roadsters and touring cars BUY your
Ford from Us and save spending money
20 fix them up. our Fords are ready 10
go
AUTO A. TIRE ExCHANGu.
3l5 East Second Ossge so0a
FOR TRADE Packard roadster. VIII trada
Tor Ford, even stephen. ossgo asia.
FOR sALk--cole IS" roadster. igs6
model, first-class running condition.
Phone Oasge s112.
FORD. 5-passenger touring good running
order aT5 cash, balance easy terms
Lewis Marsh Cooperation, 1901 s. Main
osage $3.50.
FORD ROADSTER. good tires. new top.
f75 cash balance kshy terfnH I.yvts,
Marsh Corporation. 1901 s. Main. Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15

TULSA ENCAMPMENT NO ss. 7. o. o. p.
HsAt regular meeting Friday night, Dc.
cember ., 1850 o'clock.
T. 8. RICE. c. p.
r. II. FULLER, Scribe
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ENPEnF sewing mschins repairing VI
uolymau Osagc iss
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WANT ADS

| IWANIADS
oSA5;si..5,ssso
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CARDS on THANKS
MR.. BAlRp-we must thank YOU Tor
| your tender, attentive service at the
! have the reat human touch In your WORK
| a number have remarked about every.
nsx91 ynxs s,tysst,s S,s sI h'S,a Sp'n Mn1nese Is
lief TO not be held up. our friends
were surprised, Thcy guessed our cs-
Rensc az about double what 80 was
We can honestly recommend you to our
5r,Gnds anS H.. Yours WIN, apgreisle'ion, g,i Ne
;dT Sna Tsss ndcr,SsM55s pe.'d es ssSgl'is EsSslIs
many similar lettersl
LOST AND FOUND !
FOUND--Lady's Md gauntlet saturday
and paying FOR Rd Apply at World
FOUND Bunch keys. party may have
same by Identifying and paying fur
ad. World office. ciaasined ad dcpt,
FouND--A good place 10 meet every
body In town that you haven't seen
for yoars-thoy an flock TO Turk
Bros bargain department 60 buy ps'r
ut shoes Cor the unhctrd.uf price % only
81 Turk Bros. bargain department, il2
s. Main.
Losr--Neer tabernacle. Tuesday even.
Ing some currency. 50 reward Will be
paid Co party finding aud returning to
an cole hldg osaFc tiba-l.
LOsT--Hctwccn Third and NogaIcs and
Third and Main or on owen park car
mink fur chuker. can Usage 20SC, re-
ward.
Lost Black and white setter hale =
months old Reward to any one giving
Information whero ho is. Cedar lls OF
osare tis9.H
LosT-oray Rsuntict driving glove for
lott hand Oaage 2Ct3
LosT.-Thst worried FEELING over the fact
that you can't afford new pair or
shoca whom you find out that YOU can
got % good pair for only 81 az Turk
Bros. BARGAIN Dept. az $. Main.
LosT-Three Keys on key chain he
tween Hotel Tulsa and Main on Third.
usage 47to.
LosT--In or near woolworth's iadys
pockcthook containing bank book foun-
tain pen and about sea, Finder call
osege s9. Reward.
LOsT--one brown and white fox terrier
rier dog, with no tell. Answers to
name OF brownie" Liberal reward.
rhnrc Usage 2al2.
LOsT-Pair OF nose glasses and. gold
chain. Return Go 4l2 5. Guthrlstpr call
Cedar i1kt. reward.
LOST saturday at postofflce. electric
curlins iron. Reward Phone Rural G.
b. 40. g.
LoS-r-Alpha phi pm "wednesday evening
Reward. Osagn 504S
REWARD $50.
English setter. white with black tick.
Notify benjamin E Allison phone
Osage 1loG-53sO. &. Z. Bnrrcy. phone
Usage 1900. cedar b2A j. King. phone
or stolen from ti2 n cheyenne.
black and white coach dog License 30.
BeEgs, OKLA. Reward Osago 2f20-J.
sTRAYED OR sTOLEN-Red setter dos.
two-thirds grown. liberal reward for
arrest Of party holding same. Frank
Broene. sos g. Elwood. cedar ois.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO PUBLIC
On or about December !, 1920 Roy Nc
Murray and &, T.. Biaukenshlp dis
solved partnership In busingFs known as
Carson Grocery. located on Eleventh
street, Tulsa, Okla. e. 4. Blankeuship y
becoming alone responsible for all debts
notes, etc. contracted Tor and signed
by both Of above named parties.
ELnnnh q. y Hl.nkenahLn.
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KNOW ALL MEN ny THESE PRES
ENTS; That the City of Tulsa. In the
state Of oklahoma hereby acknowledge
Itself Indebted to and for value received
promises to pay 20 the bearer the sum Of
first day % February, A. D., is--, to.
Eether with interest thereon from date
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15

TULSA REBEKAH No. 3B. ]. o. O. r.
Regular meeting first and third Friday
OF each month, 1880 y. M.
MRS. MABEL WRIGHT. n. q.
GERTRUDE RANKIN sec'y.
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County Attorney.
s.ss...ss.s.s.s ..s...s
(SEALO County Clerk
zee

l. the undersigned the duly qualified
and acting treasurer OF the within named
city, IN the seid county and state, hereby
certify that have duly registered the
within bond In my office on this. the
day OF ............,,..,,., ,.,1S22.
WITNESS my hand tho date above
written.
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Attesti
CITY Auditor.
STATE OF OKLAHOMA ,
)SS

STATE OF OKLAHOMA
COUNTY OF TULSA.
We the undersigned. county attorney
and county clerk. respectively ~of said
county. In said state. In which the within
named city is situate hereby certify that
the within bond Ia ona OF series Of bonds
issued by the said city pursuant 20 law.
and that the entire issue OF said bonds
is within the debt limit imposed upon
said city by the constitution and laws Of
the state Of Oklahoma
WITNESS our respective official hands
and the seal Of sad county this ..... day
of ..................,,. =. D., H.,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15
BUSINESS SERVICE

AMERICAN WINDOW CLEANERs. me.
plain windows iaoi floor waxing, wood y
Work cleaned. Call ua Tor yuur h1ll.
cay cleaning Tho ~ IL Right People.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-05
FROM EXCHANGES

day afternoon and gave it thorough
cleaning. They held their first regu-
lar meeting of the year Wednesday
evening.
Luverne Hausmam left Friday for
the Minnesota university from which
institution he will graduate this year.
Mrs. Sena rendering left Thursday
for Eckman, North Dakota, where
she will spend the winter with her
daughter Mrs. Norsby.
The past week has been good thresh-
ing weather and very little grain will
be left to thresh by the end of the
week.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-05
EDMORE
(Edmore Herald News)

Edmore, N. D., Especially - School
opened auspicuohsly at Edmore, in it's
large brick structure. This building,
one that is rarely found in town Of
this size, has excited the attention
and admiration of the neighboring
country.
Enrolment Increases
The enrolment in the high school
already during the second week is
nearly 100 per cent larger than that
of last year. With the enrolment at
rs and more coming, the district is
confronted with the necessity of Sc
curing more teachers. About 40 per
cent of the students come from outside
districts.
Has Fine Equipment
The school is we'll equipped for
athletics. With a large gymnasium,
apparatus for both turning and basket
ball, and a wealth of material to
choose from, the prospects for sports
are very good. The activities of the
Young Mems Club will be correlated
with those of the high school. Physical
training is established and is requir-
ed of all students two periods week
The gym. exercises will be utilized
later in presenting a pageant.
The Faculty
The high school faculty consists Of:
Olaf Nelson, ABB, Luther College
superintendent; Miss Katherine Sor.
lie, ABB, University of North Dakota
principal of high school; Miss Thelms
Burget, ABB, Upper Iowa University
instructor of domestic science; Mis-!
Lena Coder, Des Moines College, in
structor of music.
The grades have also expanded. On,
more teacher has been hired than las
year. Faculty for the grades consist
of: First, Miss Gertrude Neste, Val
ley City Normal; second, Miss dig,
Flesche, Mayville Normal; third an
fourth, Miss Lena Coder, Des Moine
College; fifth and sixth, Miss Gund,
Hammer, University of North Dako
ta; seventh and eighth, Miss Ell,
Bruhjell, Minot Normal.
Having a strong faculty, ney
modern building, and facilities con
ductive to balanced development o
. both mind and body, the Edmor
schools are proving themselves to b
among the best schools in the county
Il Reception for Teachers
Last Friday evening the communit,
gave reception in honor Of th
teachers at the High school audi
. torium.. A good program was renders
which was followed by light refresh
, ments. Ii