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Arizona republican., 1921-04-27

CHICAGO. April 26 = Potatoes steady; receipts 27 cars; Northern White. sacked and bulk, $9O@1.05 cwt.; new Florida No. 1, $7.5Od7.75 bbl-; No. ?. s4.75@ 800 bbl.
 Butter, lower; creamery extras, S5c; standards. 34c. Eggs. unchanged. ceceipts 57,511 cases. Poultry, alive. unsettled: fowls 27@2Sc: springs. 34c
 KANSAS CITY. Mo, April 26-- Eggs, unchanged; firsts. 1Sc; sec onds, 14c. Butter, creamery, un. changed; packing, 1c lower, 13c Poultry. hens. unchanged: broilers 5c lower, 40d soc: roosters. unchanged. Is cents.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27
FRIGHTENED THIEVES LAR IN FIELD

CHANDLER, April 26.-Sunday night about II o'clock a Ford truck drove by the T. A. Knox ranch ana went to the paved road to the west then came back. As some hay had been stolen from Mir Knox's rancf and also gasoline from the baler therf a few nights previous, MT Knox be came suspicious and went to the road He noticed the truck stopped in front Of his field and with his farm hand; went to the scene. The would-oe thieves, becoming frightened left or foot across the field, leaving the Ford truck without license plates. An overcoat was found in the field. Con stable Beckam took the car back to Chandler.
 Freeman Funeral
 Many friends of Mrs M. P Free man paid their last respects to her Monday morning at 10 o'clock at the Freeman home The funeral was con ducted by F. H. Hericher of the In- ternational Bible Students associa tion. A large following accompanied the remains to Greenwood cemetery in Phoenix, where burial took place The pallbearers were members of the Knights of Pythias, of which MT Freeman is a member. They were S. A. Never. J. T. Reese. Abe Lukin B. A. Fairbanks, Will Chiffon and Arthur E. Price.
 Week End at Lake
 A party of young people spent g very enjoyable time at Roosevelt dan last week end, going direct to Roose- welt and returning via Globe, Su- perior and Ray. Among them were Mir and Mrs. Max Alderman, the Misses Henrietta Wagner. and Mil dred Winters. and Messrs. JacF Crockett. Floyd Bouton, John Reese Walter Bradford and Buck Slawson Back From Coast Dr. A. J. Chandler has returned from a short business trip to Los An geles.
 New Reading Room Chandler is to have free reading room in connection with the circulat. ing library The new move is to b' conducted by the Chandler Woman. club. with Mrs. J. L. Entrekin di- rectly in charge. It will be located il the Jacobson building in the room between the Vance bakery and th' Electric shop It probably will b. open to the public next Monday an( will be open both afternoon ant evening.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27
Largest Private
 Holdings In U. s.
 Will Be Divided
lRepuhiIcan A. p. Leased WIreJ

SAN FRANCISCO. April 26.-The end of what is believed to be the largest private holdings of land in the United States is in sight
 David Brown, secretary of Miller and Lux, Inc, holding corporation announced tonight that all the hold ing- of the Henry Miller, who rose from a butchers boy to he cattle baron and controller of more land than some European prince, would be placed on sale. The holdings are valued at more than s40.o00,000
 They are to be sold. Brown de- clared, because public opinion de- manded that they should be divided because of the difficulties of manage ment and for other reasons. The holdings embrace more than 1000 square miles in California about T. 000,000 acres in Oregon. and approxi- mately 3.500.000 acres in Nevada. There has been considerable litiga- tion over inheritance taxes on the estate of which the lands are part.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27
Standard Go. Is Seeking Sumatra
 Oil Concessions
IRepubIlcan A. ?. Leased Wlrel

kACP0bitSaii FNs ESdSSu fSlFcJ
 THE HAGUE, April 2S-Standard Oil officials from New York. who re- gently have been daily in conference with representative of the Arneri- can legation, have made a bid for one half of the celebrated DjamlIi oil concessions. in Sumatra on the Dutch governments own terms, as speci- fled in a bill which will come up for discussion in the second chamber of parliament tomorrow. Considerable support Is anticipated for the Amer ican bid
 The Djambi oil fields, which cover aoout $50. 000 acres long have been the object of ? struggle between the Standard Oil the Dutch Indies and the Shell group of oil producers
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27
AFFECTIONS FOUNT

Wife (pleadingly)-I'm afraid. Jack, you do not love me any more anyway. not as well as you used to.
 Husband-Why?
 Wife-Because you always let me get up to light the fire now
 usband-Nonsense, my lovei Your getting up to light the fire makes me love you all the more Watchman- Examiner
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27
Metals

NEW YORK. April 2e-Copper. steady: electrolytic spot, and nearby. i2&c; May and June 13c
 Tin. easy; spot and nearby. $3225: futures. s31.75@3 200. Iron. nominal ly unchanged. Lead, firm: spot, s4.35 Zirc. steady. East St Louis spot. s4-9o a 500. Anthony, spot. s5.95
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27
Card of Thanks

We wish to express our most sim cere thanks for the sympathy and kindness shown during the illness and death of our daughter and sister, and for the many beautiful floral offer ings.
 MIR AND MRS. R. H. PEARCE.
 HARRISON PEARCE.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27
Liberty Bonds

NEW YORK. April 26- Liberty bonds closed: 31s. ssS.7o: first 4s. ss7.14: second As, ss7.10; first, 4As. ss7.-o; second 4ks. sS71o: third A s. s90.40; fourth 4Hs, ss7.12: Victory. 3& s, $s7.4S; Victory 4%s. s97.50.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27
Grains

CHICAGO. April 26-
 Wheat-May. s1.26iz: July. $1.05h Corn-May, 591k; July. e2A. Oats-May. 3Th: July, 3SA. Pork-May. s15.s0: July, s16.o5. Lard-May, s9.70; July, s10.10. Ribs-May. s9.25; July, se.s2.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27
Cotton Futures

NEW YORK, April 26-Cotton fu- lures closed firm; May. s12.11: July. s12.T2; October. s13.37; December. S13.S2; January. S1400.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27

FOR RENT - Nicely furnished four-room house: piano. garage. lots of shade Call at 124 East 7th Street. TemDe. It
 so L r a STD E DAIRY-TemDe. Phone 16R11. Deliveries daiIy-M K: gallon. 40c; quart. 12t6c. pint, lOc; cream Der pint 40c dr
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27
Bar SifDer
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

NEW YORK. April 26-American bar silver. ssA: foreign. cos.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27
Cotton

NEW YORK, April 2e-Cotton closed firm at a net advance of two to 15 points. Spot cotton quiet. s12.30.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27
Dublin Physicians Refuse To Report
 Wounded Raiders
[Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

DUBLIN, April 26.-Physicians of this city. regardless of politics, have ignored the order Of the government military authorities to report at once the arrival in hospitals of persons suffering from gunshor wounds. Thus far no proceedings have been taken against them.
 The order was intended to aid the military in Identifying their attack CTS. many of whom escape though wounded.
 Physicians resent the military man. date because. they declare, it would require them to break faith with the patients, thus violating a rule of professional ethics. They say that if the order were obeyed many oi the wounded persons would go with out medical attention.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27
cOPPERS Compiled for The Republican oy W.. w. LAWHON Loean & Bryan-Private Wire Commercial Hotel Biyd9.
MarshaIrs Answers to Nimrods

twice crossing the Rockies above the clouds.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27

FOR RENT-New 4-room brick, furnished: no sick. Apply 2s w. Jackson. dr
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27

MONTANA PROSPEcToR DIES
 BUTTE, Mont, Az Il 26 r yard Hickey, one of the locaters of the Anaconda Lode, died at his home here today. He was so years old.
Evening journal., 1921-12-09
KEYSTONE HOT SHOTS
BY One OF the Old Guards.

Boys, don't forget Friday nights
dance in German Hall. Il is to be
the banner one OF the year Every
body out and help make it a huge
success.
One out OF the Us Krax: Every
knock is a boost except when the
knocking is done by your auto. Take
noticel
The whole club Joins in congrat-
ulating Kid Sum on his splendid
victory over Johnny Cobb in Read
ing.
Red Head Ackley is in competi-
ton against Danny Alphonso to get
possession ofsthe Morris chair.
Micky Morris. who has been
meeting quite a few out-of-town
boxers with success. is working out
every day in the club gym and s in
the pink of condition for his match
next week.
We missed Harry Pogue at the
meeting last Sunday. How come,
Harry. another little excursion?
The players are at white heat in
the quot tournament Briefman and
Hackett played three OF the best
games ever witnessed in the club
rooms.
Alphonso and Atlxis can't play
pnochle very good, but they GER
tainly can talk a wonderful game.
That goes for Happy Morris, too.
Say, there. Harold, we know now
where you have been keeping your
self. When does It come off.
A big surprise is in store for all
Evening journal., 1921-12-09
WEST END-PARK
in TITLE GAME

West End Academy and Park A.
c. will NEE. tomorrow In the final
game for the third-class champion
ship OF the city at Second and du-
Pont streets. This game brings to-
gether the two best 130-pound teams
In the city and the battle should
bristle with action every minute.
While there are many contenders
for the title in the city. these teams
appear to be about the best, each
having an unbroken string Of vic
tories. Although Stapler tied the
Park boys in their elimination bat
ties for the right to meet West End
Academy. the conqueror OF Merwick.
the Park team Is the logical oppon-
ent because OF their many other
victories. However. It has been
agreed upon that should the Park
team come out a victor. they will
meet the StaPler lads in another
game
Evening journal., 1921-12-09

A Scarf Is an essential dress
necessity 90 the man OF today
and a gift that even the ladies
appreciate and they are most
reasonable.
Evening journal., 1921-12-09

game should be one OF the best play
ed in Wilmington this year. as Park
side is lighting to annex their one
greatest ambition In the sporting
world while Chesrook. IKE any other
team. wishes TO hold the title.
The officials for the game are:
Coach Shipley of Delaware, referee;
Charley Welsh, umpire, n d
"Benchy" Foulk. head linesman.
Manager Eddie Abrahams has Sc
cured through Superintendent OF
Police Black a squad OF policemen
to take care OF the crowd. as with
out a doubt the largest crowd OF the
season will be out tomorrow. Both
eleveps have a large following and
their royal rooters will be out in full
force.
Evening journal., 1921-12-09
SCOTCH TO DANCE

Preparations are under way by
the Burns Club for a "Hogmanay
Dance" TO be held December 80. at
the club room. This dance is for
the benefit OF the soccer team and
all members OF the team and COM
mittee are working hard 10 make it
a success. Shortbread, currant bun
and other Scotch eatables that go
with the occasion will be for sale
in the basement and everything
points to a regular Hogmanay
Nicht
Evening journal., 1921-12-09
PIONEER SECONDS.
IT'S YOUR MOVE, SMITH.

Sports Editor Evening Journal:
Dear sir-1n regard to Frank
Smiths accepting OF Chrest Lazoros'
challenge, wish to state that
Lazoros will meet Smith at any time,
but would prefer to meet Charley
Laggas or Bearcat Virgins. both OF
whom claim the State middleweight
cham pionship. Lazoros will meet
any OF the local men at the keystone
Club this evening and make ar
rangements for said match.
Yours in sport,
o. HACKETT.
Manager Of Chrest Lazoros.
Evening journal., 1921-12-09


In reserve: Chesrook-Feinberg. Han
ley, Schwartz Seeley. Gabriel. Fergu-
son, Gray, W. Kerrigan, Logan, Nc
GonIgae. Dayton. Numbers, Kelley,
Booth Ross. WsBrennan. Grubb. Evans.
Kaylor. Osmond. Faults. Wade. Bacon,
Volkman, w Hayes, Bernardo
Referee-Shipley Maryland Umpire
Welsh. Head Linesman-Foulk, Penn.
Place-Harlan Field. Kick -off--2.45
Recruited to war strength and
drilled to perfection, Chesrook and
Parkside elevens will collide at Iiar-
Ian Field tomorrow afternoon in an
endeavor to decide who's who and
why" in local football
Parkside, having defeated Def
ance and tied ST. Mary's. will just
about grab the Wilmington grid
iron ampionship by a win over
Chesrook. A tie game was the best
st. Mary's could do against Defiance,
and the Tenth Warders and Ches-
rock are deadlocked, being unable
TO defeat each other decislvely.
The Parksiders. strengthened by
the addition OF williams and Aiken,
two University OF Delaware stars,
feel confident OF hanging a X. O..
on the champions. Williams is a
fast backfield man and was a big
ground gamer for Delaware in the
p. M. c. game.
The Chesrook line win resemble
very closely the team that made his
tory at Harlan Field last year. Mat
Donohue. Wilmington's. Frank Mer-
riw ell. who has been out OF the game
for Ave weeks with an injured foot,
will be back at quarterback for the
champions. and Alexander and
Feinberg. two OF last seasons line
men, who have been starring for st.
Johns OF Annapolis this year. will
also be back with their old team
mates. with Donohue. Gabriel and
the Kemske brothers in its back
field. Chesrook should stand a gooi
chance OF keeping the championship
from going east OF Market street.
The game will start at 1.45 O'Clock
and four twelve minute periods will
be played.
chesrook worked out last night at
the Olympia Hail and the team is
in the best of shape. The squad is
requested TO report at the Rodney
street reservoir at 7.30 o'clock to-
night for final practice. In the event
OF rain or snow tonight the squad Is
to report at s1S Shipley street The
Evening journal., 1921-12-09

Gloves OF the best mater
falls for wear and lasting ap-
pcarance IN Gray Mocha,
Suede and Tan Cape, for
dress, and extra heavy fleece
lined motor gloves.
Evening journal., 1921-12-09
soc. CHOCOLATE CHERRIES. soc.

Maxixe Cherries in one pound
boxes. Special soc the box.
A full assortment OF Page ant
Shaw's, and Liggett's Chocolates
Strictly fresh.
Christmas Seals. Cards and Let
ters for &c TO Csc.
DANFORTHS DRUG STORE,
The Only Rexall Store In Wilmington
Market and Second Sts.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-12-09

paid-up members at the last meeting
OF the month. Ask dad, he knowsl
The jazz hounds had the floor last
night. Some of the exhibitions
looked good enough to land them
jobs with the circus as watering the
elephants. They sure were high
steppers.
Evening journal., 1921-12-09
Genuine

At this price, O'DOnnelrs
Velours are real gifts 20 you.
We have made drastic deduc-
tions to bring them TO this
low price.
Evening journal., 1921-12-09
WEST END PRACTICE NIGHT

West End will hold its final prac-
tice tonight to put on the finishing
touches for the second class titular
tilt with st. Mary's Academy at Sec
ond and DUPONT tomorrow afternoon.
The following players are requested
Evening journal., 1921-12-09
KITrTNs DO THE cRABRTNG,

In the preliminary game the st.
Mary's Kittens triumphed over the
Pioneer Seconds, IS to Q. Kauss and
Hayes provided the features with
their stellar work on defense. Score;
Goals.
Evening journal., 1921-12-09

to report at the club house tonight
at $50 o'clock by Manager Nc
Donough: Foulk, Thorpe. Coyle,
Corkal. Meredith. Shirley. Drews,
Johnson, Eckle. McNeal, Tinsman.
Harlan, White. Pierson. Kehnast,
Russell, Wilmington, M. Merrill and
II. Merrill.
The Browntown boys are on edge
for the big tussle and expect to turn
the kittens" back. The game will
start at 2.30 o'clock tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1921-12-09

The Want Ads will be a splendid
and the returning OF found ones.
Evening journal., 1921-12-09
NOW WE'LL SEE
Who IS Who
Chesrook, Parkside Set for
Grid Game TO Determine
Title
BOTH TEAMS IN
FINE FETTLE
Hot For Harlan Grid
Parkslde.

Here's how they viii probably
start in tomorrow's big football bat
Evening journal., 1921-12-09

'Dokey'' Dance. Pythian Castle.
Prizes. Sat. Eve. 9 to 12.-Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19
PARDON IS TOO LATE
IAaN,uworth Prisoner. tompIring
sentence Too weak From Iu'Wr-
cuioSis to \cCCpt Freedom.

LEAN WbRTH, Kan Aug. is.
Lloyd ipilL former aviation corps
lieutenant. serving term in I.eavcn-
worth prison for cmh"zzlcmcnt. has
been parduuod but 1t was feared
today that the pardon has come
too late. when told this morniu-
that hc was free. Dill was unable tu
leave tho prison hospital 90 he lit
ted out IN his freedom suit"
pll is suffering from tuberculosis
ana prison authorities today We're
puzzled 20 Know what 20 do with
him Il Is reported that his family
has rcuouuccd him.
The aviator was stationed Ht
Fort sam Houston ana hdb~ yhlrg
~ money belonging TO Chinese
which he was charged with hIyins
appropriated lie was received iu
the prison June l6, l?2O.
Dill's hope today was to gain
enough strength to permit re-
turning to san Antonio. but prison
officials said that his hope may
never be realized as he Is In "A
serious condition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19

invoke BLACK BOGEY
Democratic Woman speaker I,ccitcs
Dangers in Republican
Supremacy In state.

FNsT'aI 10 u' W Nilt.
TAllLEQClH, August 1s.-That
the iayorite democratic campaign
boscy will be much in evidence in
the next campaign was indicated in
meeting Of democratic women at
the Sycamore inn, near Tahlcquah,
few days ago.
local paper in contributed ac-
count ~ the meeting. states, among
other things. that Mrs w. ". Gill
bert of MuskoECc, who Is no strang-
or to tho democracy Of Cherokee
county, having delivered an excel
ler' speech here during the last
campaign, responded to "A toast upon
the principles of democracy and in
her Characteristic and forceful man
nor told the women Of the dangers
~ republican supremacy in Okla
homa. and gave some of her usual
concrete examples OF conditions ex-
istiug in some Of the northern states
where the republicans are in con-
irol and where the Jim Crow Jaw
is unknown"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19
NATURALIST IS NOT LOST
Friends Declare Heller l. Not Lost
IN Mountains of West

HELENA. Mont, Aug. 1S-Offi-
ciuis OF TN" YELLOWSTONE National
park today branded as false the re-
port that Professor Edmund Heller
was lost in the Hoodoo mountains.
They said Professor Heller was in
the park last Saturday and photo
sraphcd big game to secure mate
rial for a lecture tour. lie has been
In the park since last Saturday wait
ing for cameras and supplies. Mrs.
Heller accompanied the professor
but was called to California Monday
on account of the death Of her faith
or. Heller has not been away from
headquarters since his arrival in
Yellowstone, officials said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19
DEAD MAN FOUND IN LAKE
Body of Oklahoma Citian Discovered
by MutOrbOat Party - Been Shot

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. lS.--The
body Of an unidentified man about
30 years old was found with a bui-
let wound in his right temple in a
lake near here late today by a motor
boat party. The man was well
dressed hut no marks of idcntifica-
4 ton could be found on the body. Dr..
v A j. Colcy, examining physician.
lsaid that tho man evidently had been
bmuriorcd. The body apparently had
been IN the water for several days,
the doctor said.
A bullet hole was i'm tho right tenn
pie, deep cash was just back OF the
bullet wound, and other facial
scratches and bruises were found
Coley said that there we're powder
burns on the forehead. indicating
mat the shot had been fired at close
range.
The body is being held at a local
undertaking parlor pending identi-
nca'.on and further developments.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19
City Briefs

NEN. u II. Aston, Tulsa district
el"'r ot tn" NJ T.. church. south,
spent Thursday IN Shamrock In con-
ncction with his duties
--
/. y TURNER DRILLING COM.
pauy tjiod suit In district court
Thursday against Isaac Shuler fut
F3,5uo for recovery of Judgment
"hirh the drilling company alleges
ls due II hy virtue of a decision rem
urrcd hy the Warren Circuit court
IN Warren county. Nv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19
Man Falls Under Truck;
50 Are Injured as Result

GREEN CASTLE. Ind. Aue. IS.
Nino men were seriously injured and
80 others bruised today when James
Urban fell from motor spccder
beneath the wheels uf two trailcrs
and overturned the three cars which
were carry ylng foreign lahurers to
work on the Big Four track west OF
here. Urban Yves taken to Terro
Hautc hospital, suffering probable
fatal injuries. Four others were
also taken to Torrc Hautc and four
brought to hospital here. All were
from Chicago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19
Accuse Woman of Car Theft.

Special to- Tho world.
NEWKIRK. Aug. ts.-Tho FIRST
woman TO he arrested in Kay county
ON am auto theft charge is n Mira
Bishop former resident OF Nowkirk
who Wts arrested just outside that
city yesterday by Deputy sheriff
D,u Holland She is being hr'4
Tor Iowa officora II Is charged
that the Ford sedan shc was driyinE
WAS stolen At Dcg Moincs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19
wheat Not Success.

OKLAHOMA CITl. Aug lS---O.
Il. Douhart, county agent, declared
here today that the growth of Kan
rud wheat, a vuricty ~ rcd winter
wheat recently introduced In the
state by grain men from a Kansas
experiment station, where the grain
was developed. was not proving a
success in oklahoma
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19

DALLAS, ToNas, Aug. iN.-NOr-
man r Richards, n young pcnrsyl-
vaniau, was arrested Wednesday
afternoon by city Detective y. +.
Ninson. on a federal warrant charg-
ing cmbczzlcmcut Of national bank
funds Federal agents here claim
that Richards emhezzlcd' s7O.00O OF
the fund, Of the Northern National
bank OF philadrlphia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19
Made Farmer Executive.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug fS.-Jno.
A. simpson uf Saltwater was elect
ed president of the Farmers union
for the fifth consecutive time at the
close Of the fifth annual meeting
here today. lie took charge of the
office immcdiatcly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19
Fined Tor Talking To Husband.

Verne Stanfield wanted to talk
with her husband i'm the city Jail. but
she didn't want to 70 10 the trouble
of asking permission to do So. 1t de
vclopcd In police court Thursday
afternoon. For her hastiucss she was
fined Sld and costs and admonishcd
to hereafter go through the process
of law before doing anything 50
rash -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19

As a result OF the efforts OF Miss
Rosalcc Mills fcld worker for tho
headquarters in tulsa "A yOuuE
mems Bihlc class viii hc organized
in the Baptist church at llomiuy
this sunday. according to word re-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19

r.ivcd here. Tho class came cut ~
tho e.tduG ut the whole Rhlc
school last sunday by Miss Minis uo
.rrdIur tu tu, rules laid out hN the
southern Elptl-J convention tur an
Al school Wth the advantages ot
a modoIn church huildtrg, individual
CLASS room. banquet room hnd ,luu-
room, Young mon forming the class
hupr e. make thrils an efficient
and worth while organization.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19

hr'u 'N, uuiErOWth uf 4 quarrel
that began several weeks ago. Hun
drcdS uf persons many OF them
sucst' az Polish wedding party.
fmouE"d tho streets after the shoot To-
INK ana Joined In the pursuit OF
RorriEuc2 Police captured Rodrl-
Eu'2 aud rushed him away from the
angry crowd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19

mcni of his selection az governor.
general Of the Philippine islands by
President HARDING. lie also refused
to rommcnt ON his report on Conll
tious In the Islands which he va.
tu hand into the president