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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
TULSA SECOND IN
BUILDING PERMITS
Exceeded Only BY Kansas
City in Entire Re-
serve District

OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. Ea.--Ok
lahoma city has won fourth p,ac,
In bank clearings ana amount OF
new building activities authorized
during trc month ut November. Oh.
November review ct November. the
serve bank az Kansas City. made
public today shuws. Oklahoma
city contested with such citUs as
Denver, Omaha, Kansas city and
Lincoln Neb
There are "a cities In the Tenth
federal reserve district tu which
Oklahoma is located The district
comprises Oklahoma, Kansas. ~c.
braskR, colorado. Wyoming ana
Kansas CITY or all the "a cities.
oklahoma city is fourth in bant,
clcerings for tho month. with a to.
tai u SlOO,1S5192 handled through
the clearing house usuriltlou In
oklahoma CITY Omaha. tycu. was
third with $l3S,9O2,372. Denver
second with Si4G,l6S.OTA aud kan
sas city first with s53O,24B,2Sg
Tulsa was eighth IN bank clear
ings. the report shows with S2b.-
1873, OIL Muskogcc eleventh; HcAi-
ester twenty.fourth Guthrie tnH
tleth.
Tho report Of amount Of invest
mcnt for new buildings permits
| for the construction OF which Issued
during Novombor. shows Oklahoma
/ city IN fourth. Tulsa is second. OK
lahoma city issued during the
month 245 permits calling FOR an
investment OF s704,9Sb, an increase
OF G73 per cent over the CORE
| spending month OF previous year
Tulsa was second to Kansas city
with i46 permits issued, represent
| ing an expenditure OF s1,O55,T50.
le The report regarding increased
activity In the oil production in OK
| lahoma and Kansas IL optimistic for
November. While the November
| production Cell 1900 barrels below
that OF october, an increase OF .50l
barrels In daily new production is
reported ana n large increase in uc-
Velopmeut activity; goa more wells
and rigs were drilling In the states
mentioned IN October.
oklahoma now has 1896 new
wells being drilled ms compared to
24g in Kansas and G92 Ia Wyoming
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
CROOKS D0.HUGE
CHICAGO TRAFFIC
More Than $3,00O,00O of
Property Stolen Dur
ing One Year

IlcuICAGo, Dec. 90. - Chicago
f,,rslqrs. safeblowers, pickpockets
,,a bo.dup men enjoyed most
nrofitahle year, as figures obtained
,odsv from the police department
,bowcd their loot from January !.
ogi. MD to and including December
., totalcd s3,07i,326.
The greater part OF the amount
,,olen was In merchandise This
0rurp amounted 10 s3,33I439 while
No. osh was S636,SS7. Allowing
"r SU1 actual working days. the
'riminals averaged over $4,000 4
s5y. or enough to pay $500 men a
59iy wage of So. These amounts
SS mo-, include ombezzlement or
Sorrerips nor tho great sums lost
,brourh mail robbcries The records
oiso showed that 81 ,616,2B3 I'm mer-
,lard.-. and s107,199 In cash has
Mn recorded or a total OF Sl,723,
|ls2 o. against 1920 figure Of
I,i ilta5l when stolen property and
|loot passed si500,000.
Tho report cf rubberics also
|,bovol "a decrease, the figures up to
|psccrtber I being 1O.5S5, compared
|vNh 1900 IN the same period In
|N2N
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
OFFICERS OPENLY DEFlED
Omaha Packing Plant Workers As
sault Policeman Monday Night.

OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 2G.--Open
defiance OF police was manifested
here tonight by large crowds of
packing plant workers. Two men
were arrested after they mad as
saulted a policeman. attempting "a
disarm him. The men were caugh,
after "A three-blocks chase. The po-
lice making the arrests declared the
strikers hooted them and threatened
TO take the prisoners from them.
When officers arrested man
near the Armour ~ Co. plant FOR
alleged dfsorderly conduct and were
waiting for patrol wagon. a crowd
gathered and again threatened 20
free the prisoner, police said. The
officers, in one instance early to-
night, swept a crowd before them
with hayonet-ipped riot guns. clear
ing the street for blocks. Police
officials said tonight that they anti
cipated trouble when the late night
and early morning cars bearing
workers returning from the Christ
mas holidays begin bringing the
men back
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
WHlZBANG IS SLANDEREO

VA IBAN ia, Dec. 26.--Once
again, after a few months rcst. tho
report is out that the now oil town.
WhizhnnF. ls 10 be moved. This is
the third umc thH report has
reached us through tho daily pa
pors This time 1t Is To ho moved
to Shidlcr.
In an interview with tho promot.
crs who are trying to got trc town
boo shapo. wc learn tha' th's report
Ike an the rcst L. uttrriy false.
uf January. Thov are Vofv pruui
of the fact shat they hayr ci,y vat,-
ANA gna plants. Thcy further stat,
fbcy have been assured n railway
lu tho near future.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
Business Quarrel Is
Fatal to One Partner

JACKSON, Miss, Dec. 26.--W A,
Evans grocer. shot and Killed
w. A. Wooten here this afternoon.
Wooten was furnishing moIry with
which Evans was conducting ms
business. Wooten demanded a set
tlement. with District Attorney
John w. Howie and Constable Lee
llendrick. Wooten went to the store
and In the presence OF the two orr,
Gers the men agreed to wind up the
business. When Wooten requested
that Evans turn over the Keys 10
him. officers said, Evans pulled Il
pistol and shot Wootcn. Evans was
overpowered and landed I'm Jail
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
OUWseGs Women VIII
Hare Luncheon Monday

Edna Keith, representative of thc
national Community Service who iq
.n"N acting as secretary of the COM
muuity council of Sopulpa and who
served overseas during tho war Will
u.rt WITH mombors of Tulst Bnlct
M g.. American Wnmcu'4 pl"y.gaa
league of Oklahoma. Tuesday noon
nt tho y. W G. a. when They plan
for program tb bD given before
Joe Carson post Jan Miss Keith
may assist ON thc program Wring
her stay boo Sapulpt sbr directed the
out.ot-door pageant in which 5000
participated ana last week tho play
eiyou boy the orphans home. All
"A w. q. LIS are askcd to attend
todRv's luncheon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
GIRLS ASPHYXIATED
rscapng Gas Almost Fatal to For
mcr Oklahomans ut Dnlias--Vic-
inns Expected To Recover.

. DALLAS. Texas, Dec. 26.--Over-
4 home by gas fumes In their room as
they were preparing to go to bed,
{Nqrtha Gill. "a. and Cora GIL, .,
daughters Of Mrs. Mae GIL, were
Found unconscious at IL o'clock last
NIGHT.
4 The children with their mother
al 4 some friends had returned home
n 1880 o'clock after going to "A pic
lVre show. Tho gas stove in the
,v5m WIS lighted with only a mod
Jate flame. while the mother
stepped across the hall.
About II o'clock Mrs. Gill and
Mrs. J. w. Crister, who also lives
IN the house heard sourds)of strug-
gle coming from the .'Oom. They
rushed in and found the children un-
consciuos. Quickly taking them on
the back porch lh the fresh air. part
g revived them and they were then
Hken 90 the emergency hospital.
MARTHA suffered most severely as
,he has not fully recovered from an
Wcration. II is believed the gas
flames tlared up as the pressure in
erased and the fumes filled the
nom.
The family came to Dallas two
weeks ago from Okmulgee, Okla,
and the children were preparing to
inter school, Both are expected to
Ncoyer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
NAME BANK EXAMINER
0nillc \. Grirfcn Is First Assistant
TO National Examiner In North
east Oklahoma District

Local bankers received word yes
Mday from Washington that l.. X.
Roberts, chief national bank examin-
IN charge of the southwestern
district had named Orville A. Griffen
his first chief assistant in charge
part of this district. Griffen has
@en working among national banks
u lh!s part OF tine state for some
tlme and to his care and efficient
VorE bankers trace much credit for
We splendid condition of national in
Mauons IN eastern Oklahoma.
trliten IS banker of years of
tactical experience. having served
n 'Nlous official stations in banks.
~ resigned the presidency of the
rrOykyards National bank OF Kansas
~ 70 come here. The news from
q s4'nlngton confirms the success of
work and indicates that he will
Fnaln In this district.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
Dali EireGRR Rest for
Christmas HOLIDAYS

DUBLIN. Dec. 26.-Thcro is a mll
today lu the activitios ~ tho Gail
eiroanu over the Christmas holiday,
They have bcen busy canvass
the sentiment OF tho Irish clecto-
ratio regarding ratification of tho
Irish peace treaty
10 is understood most OF south
ireland favors ratification.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
NEW TESTIMONY OBTAINED
Another Witness Makes Deposition
as To- Men la Austin Rloting.

AUSTIN, Texas. Dec, 2G,--Dud
Harvil of Austin gave testimony be-
fore Justice of the Peace George
w. Mendall today for presentation
TO the Travis county grand jury
which will investigate the killing OF
Peeler Clayton In the rear OF what
is anown as Klan hall here Decom-
ber' l 8.
llarvill claims TO have been an
eye witness to the shooting which
ended In Clayton's death. llarvllrs
testimony said as many as IL shots
were fired into the car which Clay
ton was driving.
Twenty-Five Austin citizens. in
cludinE two police officers and one
federal prohibition officer. face
charges or murder In connection
with the murder aB n result of
Claytons death.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
NOTE

For sale by thc following stores:
Stcinbcrg Bros. Drug Co.; 3---Itcx-
all Drug StOrcs---5; Tho Ladies' Drug
shop, "Johuson's", Sixth and Main /;
Hamilton-Wetscl Drug Stores -. 3
Storcs--4iS West Ninth ST., 23tO D..
Admiral, 5O2 >. Nanthus; Gctman-
McDonncll- Summers Drug Co., All
y. Main St; Mcnk cmcllcr's Phnr-
macy, 1903 D.. Third 81; Cowman's
Pharmacy. SaDulpa, OKLA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
Trsty Convict ParolcI.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Dec 20. 6.--
The state penitentiary commission
tonight announced that a parole ha,
been granted Horace Hayes Of Hot
Springs Ark, aged %. trusty CON
Wet who liberated warden W. H.
Dempsey Of the state prison and hL
family from the death celI after they
had been locked up by Tom .Iaugn-
ter, bandit. In his recent sensational
escape from prison.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
AVIATION BLAZE
pnouS pn Combustion Theory in
oin Nhr Fire * DIegrpbIted

p"n"S pnrn Combustion Theory in
chSSnnrr Fire * Discredlted.
lh0H,,.. N"o, Dec. Postal nu-
tlo1 S today began an investiga- %
ieri,1 q mysterious fire which yes
and ueslroyed government planes
siale sooGen hangar OF the United
fled .ail gs servi?e at the haywood
.al tido aaee damage was estimated
stiuri. Np'oslon preceded the de-
E.G 10 ot the hangar by flames.
fsd hlchard, manager of the
fire n, s,Apfessed the belief that the
nat = not Of incendiary origin:
lshoo,. was probably due to spon-
Hhllion Of coal gas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
Wou!d Furnish Writers
With Historical Facts

ST LOUIS, Dec. 26.--Establish-
ment OF a bureau Ia furnish authen-
tic material for writer's and persons
Interested In American history, viii
be one of the subjects considered at
the Joint convention Of the American
Historical association and five other
historical societies which opens here
tomorrow night with banquet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
Ohio COntinues 10 Risn.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec. &C.
Continuing To rise AZ the rate OF. ap-
prdNimately one-tcuth of "A foot
every two hours, the Ohio river at
Cincinnati reg stored IS feet at Z
o'clock tonight, Indications were.
according 90 river men. that the
rise would continue at a diminish
Ing rate until a crest OF about 6G
feet is reached late tonight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27

Company. Publisher)
REsOLUTIOE.
Resolution determining assess-
inents AMI directing notices thereof
MENr DISTRICT No. st4 OF the city
OF Tulsa Oklahoma, and declaring an
WHEREAS. the CITY Engineer on tn,
i6th day of December 1924 submitted 10
the board his written statement
tho number OF front feet owned by each,
description OF the property and esti-
mate o. tho total coal o. the. Improve.
costs 70 be assessed against the abutting
property ana the total estimated amount
70 be ssses.sd 1gainst n1sh owne. s1Iblget I,t;e
NEST DISTRICT No. s,a' IN iornE and
substance aa provided IN Section OF
Article TX ot the Charter Of tbs said city
WHEREAS. this Board has duly exam
med said siatement and found tho same
NOW THEREFORE, gE IT RE
SOLVED bN THIS BOARD OF cont
E,,I Ml,9IeioNGHs qE THE CITY or
That SAID abatement be ana the Same
hereby ~ T. ,i@,PFgp59ysd. aa9d; ,r, 49,, d.
tess The cost Of the improvements urUrlirl
lor IA seid STREET fMPEONEMENI
DISTRICT SAd against tho lots and blocks
shutting said improvements aud th0 pIon
Urly benefited thereby and tHr property
liable 70 assessment nu oct out u Ihr
aforesaid statement OF the CITY Engineer.
and,
BIZ IT FURTHER HEsoLNEp, that no
iice Or such determination iu assess pc
hlrrn 20 400 uunr.S % any and aI eur -h
Ur1g~ ~.ty hy publication iu tho Tulsa Dsily
NurIi, q dolly newspaper % general clfgu'
lufIur lH the Cly of Tulsa, Oklahoma, Tor
the n7th day or brcember. 1921 hnd
UE lT FURTHER NESblNEb. tht' tnr
CIty Auditor be-. and she hereby ~ dl'tr'tl
o. send written notice by registered MAJ.
nr the aforesaid proposed a7a".rI."h'-.
Hsld notice co. be- iu FORM aud suo.t'h. Hf
provided lu section or Article rs VI ine
Tulsa city charter amt 20 br mailed 80 tho
RE m FURTHER RESOLVED that ihr
Cth DAY of January, 1912 Ut .hN o'clock
A 81, d. and the same b. hereby Hpi %
ths day for hearing all objections o. ~. %
IN reference TO the same, ana r1il hearing
aLalI be- continued from day 'U day uut4
tho same is completed and any objections
not made in writing on or before 3D." 6th
A. ~ shall be deemed be waived. aud.
1870 ~ FURTHER REgpLNED. that
the tlty Auditor be. and she is hereby iu-
rirur'ed 40 make uui ne uu ur before the
date ~ sald hearing. uHr cHrilfirnt" I
showing when ana iu what mHuuDr said
make part of salI certihcEtr, th, an
dHyit or the publisher show Ink copy 20
tho notice an published ana tha days on
which the same wac published and
BE lT FURTHER nEalLAEp. that am
omofHuuCy exists for the preservation ~
furthoranoo ut street improvements by
rpasnu whereof TINS resolution shall take
effect from ana after It's adoption, ap-
proNal and publieation
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
DHcdL Rights Restored
Upon ItdLy's Var Hero

ROME, Dec. 26.-King Victor
Emmanuel today conferred the title
OF Duke of Victory" upon General
Armando Diaz, commander OF the
Italian armies during the war. The
title will be hereditary and will he
assumed by the first born son OF
each generation Of General Diag's
descendants.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
Peacemdker Suffers as
Usual in Ending Fight

CORs1CANA, Texas. Dee. 26.-W.
NJ McWilliams il in hospital here
today suffering from bullet wounds
in the head. the result OF general
free -for-all fight al McXia.
McWilliams says he was acting
the part OF peacemaker when oil
concerned turned upon him
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
Secs Oousln .Arlcr so Ynnrs.

ARDMORE, Dec. 26.--To visit "A
cousin whom he had not seen for so
years, j, ii. Jones. banker Of Long
mont, Colo, left Ardmorc this morn
ing for Denison. Texas Mr. Jones
and his cousin, Warren X Jones.
retired business man of Denison.
were boys together in Bowling Green.
KY when the former left Kentucky
In 1872 to come west.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
Quarrel OUer a Trial
Causes Texas Shooting

BAfITNGER, Texas, Dec. gs,-
As the outcome of a quarrel over the
recent Miller trial Charles stuart
of Mllltrsview IL in a serious con-
dition from a bullet wound, IN "a hos
pital here today.
Deputy Sheriff Claud Roberts was
take i'm custody,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
|NAL BOOM FOR CEaTRALIA
"h Acreage Leased and Drilling
Operations Follow.

MnH
u EitA, Dec, 2G.-In addition TO
Y <tf dr!lling by the Central Coal
~ssSe Co. 10 locate coal east and
1,p'asI of Centralia, there is now
ro-s generul drilling campaign
ef.MNesl OF Centra!ia by s. E.
s~eL e who has just completed
purchase of options on 10 600
A. OF prospective coal land. Mr..
" represents parties Interested
", me building of a railroad
tba, by'sh ~ that section and states
tbig N coal Is found TO underlav
psct.S SSaa a railroad may be ox-
u T'e 70 follow the prospecting.
snrs, e Nentrnl Coal & Coke co. has
XXX, more than a quarter million
A h,n, already and has proved up
iny section of the country. buv-
en- e coal rights OF the land own
le,sss around S35 per acre. Many
rsm,'. rs nave been taken by other
hya'les and individuals. MIR.
mb WI pursue the same policy
th " central company. and buy
"a soaI rights rather than leaFc.
Il pADoh as the various tracts are
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
REARREST UNION OFFICIALS
Kccney and Mooney Surrender and
VIII Plead To New Indictments.

LOGAN, W. va, Dec 26.-C.
Frank Keeney, and Fred Mooney,
president and secretary-treasurer
respectively, of District No. II,
United Mine Workers of America.
and William Blizzard, a suhdistric,
president OF the union. were placed
In Jail here tonight after their sur
render at Huntington, to Sheriff
Chafin, preparatory to pleading 10
indictments growing out OF tho
armed march into Logan county fast
summer.
The three men were relea sed from
Jail In Charleston, Saturday after
furnishing $4,000 bail each. They
had been held there IN connection
with the same Logan county demon
stration,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
BOY MAY NOT GO TO TRIAL
OIJnulgce Prosecutor Says Siaycr's
Story Musi Ilc Proven EnIsc.

OkMCLGTE, Dec. 26.--Arthur
Goodwin, l2 years old. who, accord
ing 10 officers, slew. Charles
Looney his brothcr-in-law, "a
wears old, at Henryetta early Sun
day morning, probably never Will
go TO trial for the killing, according
to the county attorney
Arthur's story according to offi-
GERS, is that his brother-in- law and
his father came home In n drunken
condition Sunday morning and
threatened 20 drive him and his
brother away from home or kin
them.
As Loohey started for tho boy. ac-
cording to officers. the boy said he
took down a shotgun and fired.
Looney died almost instantly.
Unless evidence showing the boys
story 10 be false Is found, the
county attorney said today, he. viii
not submit the case to the grand
jury which viii be convened here
tomorrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
Nrrcst snspecl nnnk nohhrlr.

CHICAGO, Dee. 80 Three men
said to have been Identified a,
members of the band OF bandits
who robbed tho stare bank OF iuka
H., December 90, ana escaped with
Sl6, 200, were arrested in Auburn
H., today by Chief of Police A.
Sloan, The men, Edward Rex and
Lester Han. are brothers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
Aftrr Innr ulIncse

COMMERCE., Dec. 2G After an
Illness OF several weeks, Jolly Sulll-
way. aged 2l. died at the family
home i'm this city Thursday SUE
yived by his mother, a brother and
tive sisters. Funeral services were
falu Saturday morning, a'ter which
the remains were conveyed to oak
Hin cemetery for burial.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
ItaLu's Delegation
VIII Leave u. S. Soon
by Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.--Gen-
eraI Vaccari and the entire military
section Of the Italian delegation to
the Washington conference will
leave tomorrow for New York 10
sa from fhere for Italy. The Gefi-
mite date for their sailing has not
been announced. Senator Schanzer,
head Of the delegation, went 20 New
York Christmas day on personal
business. He was expected To re.
turn In tine for the next meeting
OF the conference naval com mittec.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27

BURLINGTON. Iowa. Dec. g8
seven thousand i've chickens and "a
half carload of dressed poultry wore
consumed when the u. A. SClhy
Poultry company house al Norniur
sun, Iowa, was destroyed by urc
Yesterday morning with losg cgti-
mated at $4,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
~ Against Men Held
az Suspects Dismissed

'''i1l SR,It,S,r e n, World.
Murray LEE, Dec. 26.-soe SIC
ealery In9 Roy Martin. OF field
Saying ned as suspects In the
lccemhas Fred Smith near ,;cggs
uee Of m. = were released by Jus
5psh III reaoe Shields here today
NEON est All county attorney filed u
Z = = ,,aasir 'Sshs ss that the men ne CIV
va 10 ttseedom. The prosecutor
Nsatl,s me court that after an in
aa M ne was convinced the
nnssA boy guilty OF Staying the
~sts whose body was found
4 some bushes near Beggs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
ONE DRY TOWN NEW YEARS
Commissioner Haynes bringing
StnIf of OnrrnIiNtss 10 (hicnrn

HWII u VUFI"'IN'H W ' H'VigU'
CHICAGO, Dec, 2G.--Prohibitiou
Director HAYNES is expected 10 ar
rive in Chicago tomorrow or
Wednesday with more than 100
expert operatives TO aid federal,
state and city prohibition authori-
ties in their efforts 10 usher In the
new year with bone dry" accom-
paniment.
Recent reports received here
state that Mr., Haynes had contcm-
plated coming to Chicago and ad-
vices last night were that he had
at last found an opportunity to give
personal assistance in the process
OF making Chicago dry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
nov shOt by Ncvro'

CAMDEN, Ark. Dec. 26.--Anslcy
Elliott, jr, 10. son OF MIR. and Mrs
A. G. Elliott, was shot In the back
Following the shooting the negro
disappeared
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
Auto Wrccls Proves Tatal.

TYLER. Texas, Dec e6.--L. NJ.
Simmons. 23, a rural mail carrier. In
dead here today following injuries
sustained when HIS automobile col
lidcd with farm wagon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
Capturc snsncctcd Slnrcr.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Dec. 20
Buck Cutler who, Il is c,arRca
killed WIN Blackburn, was today
reported captured by Sheriff Crump
Of Mount Ida. Outler is in Juil a.
Mount Ida.