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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-19
Industrial Alcohol
Dividend Cut to 4, p. C..
Directors of Cllese!orough Mfg
Co. Decide TO Defer Action
on $3.50 Row Due

Directors OF the United States In
dustria Alcohol Company yesterday
declared quarterly dividend of 81 a
share on the common stock, compared
with the quarterly rate Of 81 share,
which has been maintained since the
beginning of 1920 In 1919 the annual
rate was Il per cent, IN 1913 16 per
cent was paid and in 1917 81 per cent.
At the close OF the meeting of the
board the following statement was
issued:
The main product of this company,
industrial alcohol, is employed by so
many industries that the general and
continued business depression has ar
fected It's demand. Other products and
specia ties are doing we'll"
Directors Of the CheseDrough Manu-
featuring Company. a former member
Of the Standard Oil group, deferred
action on the regular quarterly divi-
dent of $3.50 d share on the common
stock due at this time. The quarterly
dividend Of $175 a share on the pre-
ferred stock was declared payable Sep
TEMPER 80 20 stock Of record Septem-
her | l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-19
Days Dealings in Bonds
The Market

The bond market, which has been
somewhat quieter of late, broadened
out yesterday and became more active,
with prices of many prime issues
showing substantial advances The
railroad bond list reflected the i'm
provement in sentiment due to the
prospects CT an early enactment Of the
railroad relief legislation. There was
heavy trading in the new Northern
PacihcGreat Northern joint Gas
around 1o1A Pennsylvania Is of 1880
touched 104 on light dealings. A new
high record was made in the North
western Bell Telephone rs, which sold
at 1037s. Foreign government issues
were generally firm, while only narrow
changes occurred in the United States
Government war loan bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-19
Worried About Sugar Bond

Question: have invested all my hard
earned money IN securities you reconuze nd
ed TO your readers, so MY confidence In
your advice is absolute. However last
year my broker enticed me 10 buy $1,000
Utah Idaho Sugar ~. 1890 and now I
realize l can't sell IT. nor get . bid even.
VIII yor Se 80 KIND to tell ne the truth
Do have a chance 70 lose X or * il
reasonably safe. and where can eel Il ?
What Is the reputation or HAYDEN, Stone
& Co. r. \
Answer-Ycpr Utah Idaho Sugar Is.
due serially 1922 to 1880. are quoted
at 4 II per cent bid price and ar per
cent asked rricc-that is, the bid for ths
1880 series would be about u. The bombs
are secured BY 4 first mortgage On all
Of the company's lands, buildings and
machinery, subject to q 100000 pu--
chase money mortgage on the factory
at Delta, Utah. The sugar industry
has been hard hit by overproduction
but sugar inventories appear 10 have
been pretty we'll liquidated. The bid
and asked price for the bonds indicates
some doubt as TO the conpary's fnan-
cial prosperity, but we would De in
cined to advise you TO hold your bond
till maturity. Hayden. Stone G. 90.
nave Il good reputation as bankers in
New York and Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-19

about $3.50 month available for invest
your adyice.-H. J. II
Answer-Kansas City, Clinton 4
Springfield first mortgage 5 per cent
bonds, due 1925, are not listed on the
New York Stock Exchange, but are
listed on the Boston Stock Exchange.
In the week ended July so they were
quoted al 81 and the sales fer the week
were $4,000. The range in price since
January l has been from So to g.
They are guaranteed principal and in
terest by the Kansas City, Fort Scott
& Gulf. That road later consolidated
with the Kansas City, Fort Scott &
Memphis Railroad, which company as
sumed the guaranty. But the guaran-
tor company later was reorganized as
the Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis
Railway, which is part Of the St. Louis
San Francisco system. They are Sc
cured by first mortgage on 1853 miles
Of line which IS operated as part OF the
Frisco system and which, the Frisco
officers have informed US, does not in
their opinion earn interest charges or
the bonds. There appears to be legal
question as to whether the guaranty OF
pal and interest assumed by the
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis
Railroad can be enforced against the
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis
Railway Company, the present com
pany This, Of course, is Il question On
which we cannot express an opinion.
The Louisiana & Arkansas first 5s, due
1927. are secured by a first mortgage on
273 miles Of railroad The road con-
sists of line running from Hope,
Ark, to pineville, La, with l II miles
Of trackage right to Alexandria and a
mile from FACTION, La, TO Wiidsville,
and line from Minden to Shreveport.
This is line the transportation act
was especially designed TO help, but
IN the nrss six months Of 1921 il did
not work out as Intended. The Des
Moines & Fort Dodge Is, due jan
usry !, 1885, are secured by a first
mortgage on 1873 miles Of road from
Ruthden to Des Moines, Iowa, and the
total authorized and outstanding Is
$3,9T2 COO They are guaranteed prln-
cpal and interest by the Minneapolis &
st. Louis. The latter 5 another one Of
the weak roads which the transporta
ton act was designed to help. Both
the Louisiana & Arkansas and the Des
Mciaes & Fort Dodge are listed or the
New York Stock Exchange, and there
We're four Louisiana & Arkansas IS
sold III the week ended July 80 al
prices ranging from 66ss 10 o712. and
SIX Des Moines e. Fort Dodge As sold
at 43 Is. We consider al three bonds
a s speculative, because all Of
them are 10 some extent dependent OF
the working out successfully of the
transportation act, but this applies par
ticularly to the Louisiana & Arkansas
and Des Moines & Fort Dodge. and the
Kansas City, Clinton & Springfield
also contain the element Of speculation
inherent in the legal questions raised
in regard to the guaranty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-19
Berlin Boerse to Close
Again Aug. % and 25

BERLIN, Aug 1S.-(By The Asso-
ciated Press. lowing to abnormal
speculation, resulting IN more bust
ness than the Boerse could handle,
the Boerse was closed for the day
yesterday and will also be closed for
two additional days in the near fu-
ture to enable it to get caught Up.
The other closing dates will be Au-
gust % and %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-19
Kansas City Southern
Estimates Confirmed
Official July Figures Show Pre-
limirary Earning State
7,sofst 4pc1yrase

The Official figures for July for the
Kansas CITY Southern confirm the esti-
mates published in last Sundays
Tribune. Operating revenues II July,
1921, We're s1,s03. 900, a slight increase
over July, 1920, and operating expenses
were reduced by $3.50, 900, SO that the
operating ratio for the month was
roughly 70 per cent. Fog the seven
months Of 1921 the Kansas City South
ern earned sl2,S59,0 900 gross and had
IS ,43a coo net, an increase Of ST.
313,0 600 net, as compared with the
first seven months OF 1920. The de-
tailed fcures:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-19

The Detroit Edison Company re-
ported 4 net operating income for July,
after expenses, but before interest on
funded and unfunded debt, Of $685.
500, compared with sl6s,7s3 in July,
1920. For the seven months ended
July 81, net operating income amounted
to S3,4l4,7S9, against S2,311.677 in the
corresponding period of the preceding
year. Surplus for Jalv amounted to
S62,6ll, compared with a deficit Of
s40 .3S a yea ago, and surplus fer
the period S1fee. G3l. against a sur
plus Of $i,025,5l4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-19
Irregular Price j
Trend in Active |
Trading on Curb
Standard Oil of Indiana
in Good Demand After
Drop to Low Level. br.
Others Move Uncertainty

Oil shares again attracted attention
in active trading on the curb market
yesterday. Standard OF Indiana was in
good demand from shorts after IL
touched q low for the day and quickly
advanced 70 69s, up a.
Others in the group moved irreg-
u'arly, however, following the general
market trend. Cities Service common
rega;ned points, and Maracaibo was
higher, but International Petroleum
and Carib Syndicate sagged lower
Glen Alden Coal and Tobacco Prod
ucts Export also were in supply and
registered fractional declines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-19
Investment
Information

Questions OF general interest to in-
vestors lriu be anstoered in this col
umn, IN which case only initials soii!
be ussd. Cthers soiEI be dnsloersd by
'Nc;}. 1davtss oil inquiries, inclos-
ING stamped, addressed snvelope, to
fsaoaciGl Editor, The Tribuns, 49,
Nassau Street. Nerg York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-19
Days Nelu Issues

F. J. Lisraan Co. ars oTerino
elm mn Istas ooo, p,a,,z,1s
'-0'''Oo N@7'o,000' ''spuOi'o oi O1o-
quay SINKING fund per cent secured
interest per 600 (S972) bonds, yield
ing SO per cent; principal and interest
payable in New York in United States
gold at the fixed rate OF $3.50 pound
sterling, making these bonds in effect
dollar bonds.
Harris, Forbes & Co. are Offering q
new issue Of sSO8, 900 City ii Norfolk.
Va, one year per cent bonds at 100
and interest. WELDING 6 nc~ cent. Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-19
London NEciaI Mar;ses

LONDON, Aug. -. -~ Standard cop
per, spot. s67 $ Cd; futures, s67 lis Sd
Electrclytic, spot, f7l los; futures. S73
lc. Tin, spot, ft6l l2s 3D. futures.
i153 rs Sd. Lead, spot, f23 les cd;
futures. f23 Is Cd, Zine, spot, s24 IFS
Cd. futures, SIS IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-19
The First Peoples Trust Again

Question-w Would be greatly apprectative
X you would enlighren mo the FIRST
Peoples Trust, Of Boston. Mass. x '.
Greene COM pany. Inc. the financial
underwriters. What 7 would like To know
is whether this IS j good investment, and
II so, should 7 continue to Pay up the
balance On said stock j. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-19

- f-FEEtE5 tI|I]1.7FD NO Y
.s .. "fi nv ~ ''e ED4ea cg y 4reetors
-. ytt>,~te ITca u efeei ros1varY.
- tTr9.%f 17nffesiy dividend u / u % on
Co. - fFf~9 e<Drk FAs declared 9atAb{r
re~.r1 fef. 1875 - zfoehho11ers II
.ss,' Sf2sefnber 1s, 1921 Boe@s re,nsan
FicH<RD JOKES, IN. eecre.ary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-19

~ a meatiag Of tee Directors held August
q, at London. il vas decided TO pay an
.asesim dividend Of Il psr cent, free Of
British Iacome Tax on the Ordinary Shares
On September 80 1921 Coupon 81 must
be Used los dividend. ~ :raasfers received
IN order At Loadon On or before September
10, 1921 VII be IN time for payment OF
dividend 70 t-snsf-rees
P2ITISH-ANERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY, LTD.
August II, 1921.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-19
Bank OF France Statement

PARIS, Aug. 1s.-The weekly state
nlent OF the Bank Of France shows the
following changes in francs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-19

Answered. the bonds that you hold
We would classify Sinc-@ir Consolidated
OIL 71ss,. Republic OF Chile IS and
Packard Motor Car IS as a business
mans investment, with q certain ele-
ment Of speculation about them. Your
other holdings we consider good in
vestments. We suggest Northern
PacihcGreat Northern 6 rs due 1886,
OTIS Steel first mortgage 3 per cent
bonds due l941, recently offered at SO;
Cerro de Pascc IS due 1881, recently
selling at price toyield 1872 per cent
II held till maturity, and Interna tional
Mercantile Marine first and collateral
Is, due 1851, recently selling a. price
to yield 81 per cent to maturity. We
disagree with the present popular at
titude toward callable bonds. Take for
instance the Northwestern Bel Tele-
phone Is They are callable on sixty
days notice at 1071. They were sell
ing recently at 102, at which price they
yield 6.o6 per cent current interesr
with a nigh degree of security. Why
should a man be averse to getting
nearly 7 per cent on his money for
five years, we viii say, and then d
premium Of 5 Z points? The price OF
high grade bonds could 60 up cor
sidera bic distance, and still the man
n'Eo had bought Northwestern Bell Te'-
ephone Is and had them called at the
end Of five years would have made a
wise Investment and received a nigh
yield, and Still be in a position to IN
vest his money 10 advantage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-19

creased s5,ooo,o 900, while discounts Of
other forms of paper dropped from
sos, 100000 to $l95,439,93
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-19
Bonds of Some Weak Railroads

Kansas city, clinton g. springteld S.
due October. 1925. Louisiana & Arkansas
SIS. due 1897: Des Moines, Fort Dodge As.
cue 1855? Above are mentioned by r J..
Lis1nan & Co. teacher and have
about $3.50 month available for invest
ments I've always come out gamer by
your advice.-N. J. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-19

Bank of England Statement
LONDON, Aug. 1S-The weekly
statement Of the Bank Of England fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-19

" est Pac as Wstgh Eleo cvt
1915 Is 1891 !
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
HOLD BARNES ON
ROBBERY CHARGE
Victim Claims Defendant
One Of Trio Who Took
Money and Ring

byron Barnes. arrested m Tya-
iWp weeks aRo ana returned to this
city for hearing ON the charge OF
robbing j. W McNon ~ SI0t5 m
money and y diamond ring valued ut
tb2OO on The afternoon of August
a. wlg placed under bond OF H5,.
600 at the conclusion of his yIo-
lmu1ry hearing Tuesday before
Justice H. j. Gray Tor trial ON tho
Charge ~ conjoiut robbery by dis
iTlrt court
Mcneil testified that Barnes ap-
preached tho witness few hours
prior 10 the robbery and asked tho
former n no would bc intorcstod
lu buying an automobile load or
whisky from two men who hau
driven through from Joplin. Me
N'il told him he would not, but q
short time later Barnes called Me
Soil by telephone and stated Sandy
MrMillon living north OF the city.
wanted 90 borrow $1,000 In ssh to
bay tho liquor,
The witness snid that Barnes thcn
mot him and thc two were on thor
way 10 "a point north uf the city
vhrrc Barnes said NcMilon was
waiting. when two men stepped into
the road ana robbed Mcneil Of the
money Tho victim testified
hp w.t4 ordered by ono Of the
unidentified men TO walk through .
corn flold after the robbery and was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
MISS ALICE WILL
BE GIVEN DEGREE
University Of Tulsa to
Honor Woman Who
Aided College
SHE AGREES TO ACCEPT
Oklahoma's COnRresswoman
TO BE on Commencement
Program May 81

Miss Alir, Robertson. oklahoma
'HugrcGawOWau whose llf.uu, Ll.
run parallel for periods iu the past
with that Of Kendall college, viii hD
awarded au LID. degree hy thu
'ulvotgify OF Tulsa ut lts annual
Commencement exercises pu May "a
Ono recognition OF hrr service to
l,.udall and her long labor boo bo-
hpf ~ humanity I'm many fields.
according tp action taken hy the oN-
,.utiNc committee of the board "
trustees Tuesday afternoon.
Notification OF tho action vng
wired TO Mas Rubor'aon az wash.
urton, u, C.. last night lv prou-
dent }. NJ Gpdpn. This viii ho the
first degree OF doctor OF learned ht-
oraturo ever conferred by the Uni.
rorHty Of Tulsa or the institution
from which IT sprung, Kendall col.
lcgo. Recommended by prcsidcut
Gordon, comforting uf the degree
was unanimously agreed upon hy
executive committeeman. with T.. T.
1larwcll presiding Hs chairman. ana
will be ratified at the uoNt mcct.
ing Of the fun board
The LID degree Va not an aca-
domic degree but ono which 10 is
customary 10 give for distinguished
achievement and which In the past
has been conferred sparinRly upon
national figuros by tho great uni
vcraitlcs Miss Robertson, already
the possossOr Of an A B degree md
"A master Of arts degree from Elmlra
college. Elmira, ~ y, the oldest
women's college In the country, viii
Join tho comparatively small hody
of American women who have been
80 honorod.
Trustees Of the local unlversiy
were moved to honor Miss RObcrt-
son In this manner In view OF her
personal connection with the school,
first made ~ tresident OF the mis-,
sion school for Indian girls clcvnt-
ed to Kendall college, aud her va
ried accomp for mankind
Relief that Miss Roscrtson Will
continue 10 render valuable service
and that her acts as congresHw oman
viii not dim tho record Of her life
or the institution paying her such
compliment may be read In the do-
Cision Of the trustees.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
HELD FOR ROBBERY
Two Committed to Jail for Trial ON
Charge of Taking Life Savings
From Home of old Negro.

George Ford and oscar Black. rc-
groes charged with robbery OF 81
mon Seymour, an old negro, of
tL192 IN cash taken from the Vie
TINS home near iho Katy railroad
right-of-way and Frankford avenue.
February p, were committed 10 Jail
under bond Of $500 each at the
conclusion OF their preliminary hear
ing Tuesday before Justice II. j..
Gray. for trial by district court for
conjoint robbery.
Seymour. who kept his savings
hidden about his home, was held up
by two men said to be these de-
PENDANTS. and was compelled to
stand quietly In a room of the house
while one Of the negro,~ searched
the premises and found the money
which IL IA" result of many years
savings by the victim.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
ASK DAMAGES OF $4,000
Woman struck by Auto Sues Driver
pn Grounds Uf Cnr,'lcSsup-s

judgment Tor $4,000 was asked
hv kathfyn Rcmuokel m 70 suit
brought in district court Tuesday
against George II. Thomas as duu-
ages for personal injuries received
hy the plaintiff October %, 1920,
when SHE was struck by an auto
mobile operated by the defendant.
Mrs Rcmark'l states that sh" was
using due care Iu crossing Main
street at Third street when Thomas,
l1 violation of the city ordnance
regulating the speed at which motor
vehicles may h" operated In the bust
ness section OF the city. struck the
plaiutin. crushing her left leg and
ankle ana iufnctiug other injuries
the nature Of which are permanent
y. i Hcmagkrl. husband of this
plaintiff also flod u suit IN which
he asks $4,000 damages for the iu-
jurlrs to his WIZ and the cost OF Tho
necessary medical attention Tor her
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
THE THEATERS

onrufru orboum Nev' and roplcs
Df iHe bHN IIg Tine vaudeville. Lauft
,a.n.y' 'q "'. a,sm','5 F.Ssyylst ,Ihee
Wu..f I.r' t|Iyrbbur tho Original
'pafy puU' aasla,.d BY hs brother, lev.
brother. Hunting tuI Francis. iu are
- a"ir sa''"g'",nnE 9ss~' ,n ,a;as.. ,e9;,nsdy
"a N.HaiI. HIs,a.t.' what this BE-
N'ih'in k.ut H,'rrl. Dp' she pry'uises 10
'rd That novel su1 'u'r.ialniuE. ronoy
nuu Down"
NNEsrlC Hua.ao raw hrbucks
.n "hrnwBt'ra Millions the story ~ o.
u1u who bad t5 .prnd million dYuars
ia.on % %ss Na,ti Sa.a1. ina "ai n troI,,, "SS'" Of
ua nay, Mus. b. MaJrsyIs orcheHtti and
organ.
rNLACE teuur iiayskawa ih Francis
I0te Htor uf china, FAiho Ncws Music
tf Palace orchestra.
rtNiTu Dorothy Duh IN 'rrbo Ghos'
u tuu puIer. Paramount picture, Al
-t john lu bio new comedy. "IfYubIes"
srRANp Constance Tsmadrs in
'MHmHu A'fliD' Hos Connie at haf best
Hp.u comedy
noYAI. Shirley Mason In wing Toy "
big fr1'uf" picture. charles ifutUbiu.
.ou In 'pnuuia Adventure soriai, la
NuI,u comedy
BROADWAY "Iho Amazing Woman
with uuu ,IIffnrd rhthc NewH. also Do
comedy 'Iun NuarWIuF widows. mu.
Hl.al comedy COMPANY.
wONprurA$p. "If5ld your Horse, "
with Tom Moore. also a. comedy. rrtn
HrYwnrs ur'glufH '"Tha TriHDu Belle.
muHical CuWrls company.
LYRIC ''Th. Son ~ Tarzau." African
Jungle scr'nI lath cplHodci feature pic
turo ~ iuH Old went. rAiho News and
aIao U comedy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
Colored
Wash Fabrics

JoIored ElaXons - EAST color
printed flaNpns for sheer
dresses; 80 inches wide; in
stripes, checks and plain col
ors; yard ,,.,.,...,....30 Soc
Printed Noiies -- 40 inches
wide, good quality printed
cloth in wide range of pat
terms in medium light colors;
stripes, checks and scroll de-
signs; yard ............39 .39c
Embroidered Noiles - Fine
thread, in white and colOred
grounds with washable cm-
hroidered dots and figures;
40 inches WIDE; yard $50
TiaNon Tissucs-Sheer WOW
en-, in all colors; in checks
very serviceable for dresses;
and plaids, gingham patterns,
fast Colors, for hot weather
tub dresses; 80 Inches wide;
SdIu '''..'.'.' soC
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
HEALTH DRIVE OUTLINED
Tulsa Civic League Proposes That
Magic city Bc Cleaned ~.

Taking up of definite health work
for the city by the Tulsa civic league
viii ba considered Ivy members at
sthelr regular meeting nt 2:3O
o'clock Wednesday afternoon In the
public library. Mrs. Lilah -. Lind
say -prcsident, will suggest "a plan
by WHICH the city could bo district
ed and the captuin | neaCh district
watch conditions In her dhtrlct,
! How 40 obtain cleanliness In a city
will be discussed by Mrs. n. II.
Sturgeon, state health inspector.
The final report on smoke alieviat-
ing measures of other cities will he
made by Miss Alma Reid MoGlonn
and suitable action taken.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
HaUen for WdytOdrd
Home FrOUned UpOn
BIZ Charity CensOrs

Failure to secure the approval
Of the charities censorship COM
mittce is given by Mrs. Anna
Wright as the reason why
she has temporarily abandoned
the proposition Of establishing
here a home for fallen women,
plroled TO her from the city and
county jails. -
Mrs Wright had planned tp
opcn such an Institution whore
girls who honestly desire to re-
form might have the opportTity
to do so under Chrislan in
fluCnCes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
TO BOND ALL PLUMBERS

Plumbers must provide bonds Of
10000 to protect the city against
loss through accidents, and must
place on deposit with the city $500
to cover the cost OF repairing holes
I'm paving caused by plumbers in
making connections or repairs, ac-
co1dlng To the terms Of an ordnance
which passed tho city commission
Tuesday. About 80 master plumb.
ers and journcymcn attended Tucs
days. meeting. protesting against
the deposit OF $500. but unanimously
In fHNnr Of fnH .nund.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

Residents OF irving Place are 60
bo given roliof IN the form ~ o
greatly needed public Improvement
Tho mayor and city commissioners
Tuesday started proceedings which
VIII eventually mean large sewer
for Irving Place. Work is to ha
started as soon as Ia legally pos
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

yet in possoasion ~ tho ring which
The two robbers had not s,on, hu,
that Barnes, by motions. Indicate
'hat they hId not got secured the
ring ana hc was called back and This
property tnkon from him MtNoii
also said that after tio robbers
Barnes left with the other men in an
automobile, afttr breaking the igni-
ton wiring on McNouH car.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

SO that one logged men can mount
bicycles or rest while riding small
wheel TO be attached TO ono side OF
a machine has been invented IN
EurOuC.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
Specials in
WhiteMateriaLS

80 inch MILDLY Twill, excel
lent quality, all white; spe-
tldl ....'''.' ''''.s. ~HN
80 inch Butcher Cloth, ca
Cellcnt for uniforms and
dresses; specia! ....... SOC
40 inch Nurses Linen, sum
mer weight; special .... soc
80 inch Indian Head Linen
for fancy work, etc; special
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81 inch Fine White Mercer
lied Dress Poplin; extra qual-
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81 inch Fancy Checked DIM
ity, very sheer quality; spe-
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80 inch Fancy white Nolle
In stripes and checks; spe-
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SO inch Bleached Muslin
Remnants, yard, special loo