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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-12-29

Direct remuneration of American
ship operators out of a fund amount
ing probably to S34,OOO,0O0 for the
next fiscal year and establishing of a
$1OO,OOO,000 merchant marine loan
fund are among the features of the
plan recently submitted by the COM
mittee of experts appointed by Presi-
dent Harding
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14
SUTHERLAND NOW
AUTO PRESIDENT
noalers Meet to Elect
Officers and Talk
Convention

A. the annual election OF the Tuise
,.,or,obile Dealers association. held
r, night the following officers and
U,,stors we're elected TO servo for
,ss coming year. Neil ID. suther-
,..a presldent: r. NJ. Bottom. vice
s.asdent. \. J. Murphy, secretary
VA treasurer: Glen Dial and j. d.
sne or we're elected directors.
ePpp,s plans for the coming show to be
.,,,sd IN the tabernacle January l6
wore discussed and It was
s.,sd by al present that the com
s,posltion would prove TO be the
,ne .e.tea show IN Tulso's history
cSsirman n. NJ. Bottom OF the dec
.adons committee declared that the
S.sora,l,e features would be the
~, elaborate ever seen IN the
Ho,hwest Plans for the bringing
s,-s Of superior bands and enter
,',.,ent were acted favorable upon
.aS every dealer voiced his sanction
- ne details already perfected.
The officers retiring last night
-" John A. spaldlng. president;
yon sutherland, vice president; Lee
" % smith. secretary-treasurer, and
paris and Jess Chappelc as
directors
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14
TELLS AID CLUB
TRUTH ON FABRIC
Official of Sheep Grow
ers' Association Gives
Talk on Shoddy

Truth on Frablcs" was the sub
ject Of an address by Otto Buehr-
mann of New York city. an officer
of the Wool Growers association, at
the weekly MONDAY luncheon OF the
Ad club at Hotel Tulsa Tuesday
Buehrmann explained 10 the club
members the difference between all
wool fabrics or virgin wool and
"shoddy." which he said was often
sold as virgin wool
"Old second hand clothing and
worn fabrics are taken through a
process OF cutting which breaks the
wool into little shreds. that is known
"a "shOddy." The manufacturers OF
the fabrics then put a certain per-
centage OF this shoddy In with the
regular wool The dishonest man
ufacturer then sells the completed
fabric for pure virgin wool. and the
woeful part OF Il IL the consumer
does not know the difference fur
ther than that he learns thnt some
suits wear better and longer than
others" Buehrmann said.
THE only way shoddy can be told
trcrn virgin wool Is by a microscope
or by actual wear. The wool grow
ers are interested IN euucainb tHV
people to discriminate between those
lines IN which there is shoddy ana
those lines which handle the virgin
VOC! garment. Whether the people
will buy the virgin wool fabric will.
IN the long run. determine whether
there will be more mutton and wool
raised by the sheep growers or less
Buehrmann also talked before ne
local Cleaners association Tuesday
night.
j. b. woodbury., In charge OF Ma
ftlonai Advertising for The world
talked during the clubs study hour
period on Writing Advertising
Copy" That the advertiser should
adapt the wording and layout OF MS
copy 20 harmonic with the article
he sought 10 advertise was one OF
the big principles OF advertising ne
held
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14
Red Fork Officers
Got a Bum Steer as
to Load of Liquor

The Red Fork police d.i mot
last night capture the whisky
runners cars reported n be on
their way from Iowa 10 keystone.
Instead they captured two per-
fectIy good quail hunters
]. II Alexander and q. y.
Purtzer. both Of this city. were
horneward bound Tuesdsy night
after a hunt ia the region near
Kellyyille. with two bird dogs rid
Ing comfortably In = small cage
on the back part of the Cadillac
cur They passed through Red
Fork at a goodly clip and reached
AieKander's home. 5a4 East Bgsna
Visa. a few minutes later they
we're summoned forth by an eI-
cited policeman and found their
car surrounded by a group Of
three motorcycle policeman from
Red Fork. bicycle policemen from
Wssr Tulsa and a carload Of plain.
elothesnaen. when the rays Of q
fiAshlight were turned upon the
supposed liquor case. really Z case
OF dogs. the laE" looked rather
SAsesiAh and melted away.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14
VISIT CHlLnREM'S HOME
SANTA Claus WIN ne There 20 Par.
tiCipntc In the Festivities

Snnta Claus VIII Bc There 10 Par.
ticipntc In the Festivities.
santa Claus will not miss the
childron's homo, by personal ar
rnnGement with the chlldrens homo
board. BOARD women at their regu-
lar meeting Tuesday morning In the
home planned TO have Christmas
ererciecs and tree IN the home
Christmas eve. and Mrs l1lah ~.
Lindsay. chairman, placed arrange
ments for the toys In the hands of
Mrs. J W, Sloan, Mrs. Ariio Crjpo
and Mrs. s. II. Lewis and for tho
Christmae program In the hands of
Mrs. Ida Wygant and Mrs. r. G..
Greene q
Permanent committees for the
wear named were; Finance, Mrs NJ
g Edwards, Mrs, y. r. Mitchell.
Mrs, G. Il. Strouvllle; lawn Mrs.
Louise Barnett, Mrs. a NJ WEIGH,
Mrs. II. G. Hull: entertainment. Mre.
]. H. Brown, Mrs. Louise Barnett,
Mrs Il, ". Carter school, Mrs Ida
wygnnt, Mira r. G. Greene, Mrs.
Lilah d Lindsay; house, Mrs. 4.
NJ Wolch, Mrs Frank Reed, Mp.
Harry Campbell. Mrs. Lindsay Ia
sued a request that townspoople
wishing to help the nome In specific
ways apply either to her or the
committee IN charge OF this depart
ment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14
LORD IS PAINFULLY asGGas INJURED
Kncecap Spralned When Bnueh
Over by Own DOG.

G. c. Lord. owner OF the Lord Tire
& Accessory Co. SIS South Main
street. received slight but painful IN
juries Monday afternoon when he
fell at his home. ifl6 South Balu-
more avenue. spraining his kneecap.
He is unable 20 be up az the present
time and attending physicians an
nounced It would be several weeks
before he would be able 10 walk
without, crutches.
The fniury was sustained While
Lord was playing with ms pet bull-
dog on the lawn OF the home. The
dog made a rush tripping him and
he fell 10 the ground. the kneecap
hitting a sharp stone, Il - thought
lord said Tuesday that he was per-
fecting vacuum non-skid chains with
which he expected TO fully equip the
dog
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14
Grand Jury viii Probe
Okmutgee Bank Failure

OKMULGEE, Dec. IA spee'a!
grand jury viii be called soon to in
yegtigate the failure of the Bank OF
Commerce of this city a few weeks
ago, Superior Judge II. X. Chris
topher said today after the county
assessor had checked off 100 names
of resident taxpayers OF the county
from the list of 217 signatures 10 the
petition presented to Judge Chris
topher Monday. Judge Christopher
said the grand jury may be con-
vensd next Monday morning.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14
Change In Time of
Santa Fe Passenger

Santa Fe morning train to Kansas
City will not need TO seek the rail-
way station so early as formerly. az
the starting time for train No. 2o2
was changed Sunday from 1876
o'clock In the morning 70 8 O'Clock.
Under the new schedule the train
will reach Kansas City at 525
o'clock in the afternoon. instead OF
5:l5 as formerly. II will make up
20 minutes en- route, by the engi-
neer stepping on the gas" None of
the customary train stops is
omitted under the new order.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14
The Nature Pakir.

II was al a children's picnic and
they were pretending 20 be his or
her fayorltc animal The woods
echoed with grunting. barking and
croWiDg-bGt ons hitle girl sat
silent
why don't you pisy3" asked one
OF the teachers.
Please. Miss am playing" she re-
piled What are you. then -
PLEASE, Mis- I'm hen, and ] n
laying an egg when I've finished J
vii eackis. st Paul DlspAtch.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14
No Nn,r stnnflc,d trial.

oKMULGEE. Dec. ia motion
for a new trial for jeff stanneld.
convicted recently Of manslaughter
ara szrtsacoa - &c yc=rs - :he
state peniteBtiary was overruled TO-
day By Judge II. r. Christopher In
SUPERIOR court. Appeal bond was
rixed at $4,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14

mrnousrKrrrtNG Roows IA
IAsToN PLACE. W. sii Nice isrus
housekeeping faen with hitohenvt'
mlhrrm OnAEr lhlI.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14
'''''S NOW HAVE A BAND
ErrsIr ~ soIrisaniNaatlon sapuipa Az
E..tsauon OF ~ plasx--

sFsrsr 'h VI S3 PiexE~
h. fss. any campaigning for
,l'.,,.,si,s,' ,.,si,s,'rnmenialis,s. The service tes
a-srs- OF the TuIsa nafjsnsi
A...5r nas arqulEsa a band nv ,',,s, re
s,sss,ss' ',lSe.y simple process "a an. ~.
Ssa. ~ us organization recent
. ys,ss-- musical aggregatSo1 y,
cAisss.A Formerly known a. ,bs
aaas 81 Commerce band Tbs
ssss, gtseT gtT the Command OF SER
Sssss,ss..a ,s.aTt. VIII make is fsn., an
nins 49, U the srrnory FRIDAY eve
4 bs.lE'l 80 WI entertain gnars;srns1 rsr
Easlass' s's,sioall team Is to b. or
saAss. ssanssla,ely among nn,ions,
sssaug,...s' .'s'e Col. + =. = Poo-ey
l.s. ni Tuesday. appoin,i,,s
kaaa... ,s'ton J. Moore ana IIsg,
- ,S,le = harnes. both neTbers -, !,
re- lssr roree and both bas<et-
z s,sss1, veterans TO have chsrre
M -. ,s'S.,.-.sson- Effort Il bsise
.sssssoss 70 strange games ~i,b az iss
No. = military academy MGR
~ - ~ sspglpa. Tulsa and c.Iara-
sas..sy NE University u Talsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14

u,s.s. PROGRAM 90 %-tinesdav-s
TIN 80 ~ me Rotary club az Hotel
gss ~ ~ oe appropriate FOR Amer
'laasf 49, 49, week. which Is now
Ess vance, Wayne p. Hud-
0R,,v os kotarian, and DR.. c. D
ss ana Claude Hough. speak
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14
Witnessed Baskctban Game.

Members OF the young peoples
society OF Trinity Episcopal church,
inst cad OF holding their regular
meeling Tncaday evening" instead
met Mt the parish house and drove
20 Sand Springs TO witness the bas-
ketball game between Trinity and
Sand Springs teams. They returned
to the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs, l.. =.
HhfTinEtOn for q HnCinl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14
WILL RETURN 2 TO KANSAS
Charge of Kidnapping Faces Woman
Held nj SapuIpa for Topeka Officers

Held at Sapuipa for Topeka Officcrs
TOPEKA Kan. Dec. l3.-Charged
with kidnapping her own daughter
Pauline. Mrs Hazel Reed Is under
arrest at sapulpa, Okla. Governor
Allen today Issued requisition on
Governor Robertson OF Oklahoma
for return Of Mrs. Reed TO Colum-
bur, Kan. for trial The father -
alleged 10 have lega. charge OF the
child who Is 10 years old.
Governor Allen also issued req-
uaitlon today on the Oklahoma au-
thorlties for return from Ponca CITY
To Wichita, Kan. OF John Callahan.
alleged 10 have Jumped his BOND
pending appeal on conviction o. pos
session of liquor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14
You Tell The World

vARRIAGE LICENSES issued
rrosdav. Charles ID. Hankins, 80
and Flora c, Lockhart, u, OF Iulsa
rufford L. Anderson, 30 and Anna
|. ware. %. Of Tulsa: q. Hughes
a and Claudio Hughes, 36 Of Kief-
or J. c. Quinn, %, of Tulsa ana
Thelma Babcock. 90 of Oklahoma
civ: Theodore J., Maehler. II and
Edph /. Hall. IS. Of Tulsa; Georgs
/. scherer, % and Nell Evans, 20
II Tulsa. Thomas Dooley, 40 of
lu,Rln, Texas and Nelly McFul-
wne. 40. Of Tulsa; John G. Coslett.
i; Of sand Springs and Willie AS
ION. IS. cf Tucumcari, New Mexico;
Audle h. Harvey, 20 and Lola FLUID,
II. OF Tulsa
DIVORCE PETITIONS filed
TUESDAY: Dorothy Delcore against
he Delcore: Henryetta Shelburn
agaiEst Albert Shelburn; Evlyn
Curtis against Ray Curtis: Daisy
White against Charles White; Lucy
Scott against Charles Scott.
=
BEN BISHOP received lately A
box OF fruit upon which real estate
agents hope to make Mobile. Ala.
famous Part Of II ~ oranges, alb
breyiated IN size as compared with
the California and Florida speci-
| m-hr but oranges nevertheless. The
s.Aef variety :; known as "kums-
quat." which bears about the same
relation to the orange as those
little dlnkly tomatoes for preserv-
Ing purposes bears to the genuine
red.blo0ded tomato.
THE CITY OF TULSA and Will
lam Brockman, proprietor of the
Brockman Tire company, were
named defendants I'm a $4,000
damage suit filed Tuesday In die
tricl court by George h. Schoen-
iet who claims the damages be-
cause Of injuries sustained by his
wife last November when she
tripped over an air hose lying on
The SIDEWALK in front of The tire
company. Mrs. Schoenfelt filed
suit for similar amount Monday.
\ =
n FRANK A. GILLESPIE, re-
4 'grnei Tuesday from his Hereford
iahcn near Tishomingo, where at
\ intervals during the past two weeks
4 he had guests for duck and quail
hunting.
:. T. NANA OF the Nations high
eays viii attend a meeting OF the
So'Ion Belt high association,
Wednesday in NOwata.
=
A. J. AND BONNIE LAMR were
e.ld Tuesday By Justice John II.
Slerry Tor trial In district court on
so4lsss OF possession Of narcotic
LIS The pair we're committed
al IN default Of a $1,000 bond
- Iney we're charged with hav-
N their possession, unlawfully,
''''' TWO ounces OF morphine.
- -
ihE LADIES UNION LABOR
.AOeE will hold its annual cleo
4 A. Y. officers at o'clock. Thurs
~ a'ernoen in the hall above the
4 - SPRINGS railway station and
sNsras have social time to-
n - - me primary purpose OF
~ sasse Is TO cooperate with or
M y MOORE. vice president OF
~. fidelity National bank and
49, company OF Kansas City. MO,
- " William Mcbride OF tAe
y !' nave returned home aft
NJ hunting-trip guests Of
y u. hartman. vice president OF
q yesaggoaueers National bank. a. r
x,..soagh. president OF the Ffrst
II d. ~ ~ bank. and John Foster OF
rs,', 0stsr on company, at Hart
: io,s,. Shd McCuhourh's hunting
Re On the NerdlsrIs river and
r...iE .aE PROGRAM .. -S-,;,es5.,-s
Il IN, % the Rotary club az Hotel
"a ~ De appropriate for Amer.
4 "a, Hsalth week. which IL now
- soSe ryance Wayne 3. Hud.
IA 0Rs,r" os kotarian, and DR.. c. D
- a"a Claude Hough. speak
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14
ANNoUNCEMENTs,
CARDS 0y TUaSKs

Nh bAIED-we nIlsi fhaEk yog fsF
yelT ts1ssf. attentive asrgi,s a. the
tEneFal of ogs dear giri. Tgg certainly
number have TsfnsrEed sbadsf saefy
, thasg beihg - Eiee. Agch kia5Essz -
never forgotten. Ana u "A such A re-
were sGrprised. They Egsss4a GBf -.
gents 81 ehoyt cyIbis shat Nss
We can horssfiy ref0nfFasnd roo 70 oar
an1 Ers- -. Inr band r5svsiss !
tor, Tciss Gndertsk.BE CO. rs1sires
laaaly airRiiAF ielIsxEl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14
AUTOMOBILES

| - i'in.'t'
AUTOMOBILES
AITososi,Es ses =sLE 10
! CHEVROLET. s-pass.hgsr touring car.
/ SIP covers. sell HtaTter. good tres. neN
| top $40 cash. balance sasy terms. Lewis
! Marsh CeTpDratlon 1907 south Main.
Usage zt70.
/ CHEVROLET touring 1871. self.stsfter.
Z good tires, psTfect condition, fift cash.
porztion. 1907 south Main Usage 1870.
DELIVERY wA0oN-is2i Chevrolet.
.sii'st::f,e,f' good .lfss perfect % %sondl-
1.sWis- Marsh Corporation. 1901 south
Main. 'Ossge 1t7g.
ron SALE-F Fords. Dodgea. Bucks snd
many other good makes every car a
bargain, terms 70 suit ufsd Cas-. ~
change. N9 y. Main. oaags Ngs
FOR sALE- one Aasmnl roadster, fsiF
running condition, $500. rna DarEs
roadster. i1to; fair running condition.
FOHD coUPE. sell starter. good tifs-
new paint runs Ike new, tltb cash.
balanes easy tsfma leNiu- harsh cor
porAtion. 1901 y Main Odaga sBf0
EOh sALE-F0rd roadster with small
delivery bed. - model rood running
order, good tres, some terms. big baT-
gain. Prizes tss. ioi2 y Thlfi
FOHD BAPGAINi
ON Terms
We have good stock o. rsbunt Fori
rDsdstsrs ana touring cars hoy your
ENf0 from Us hHl save fpf nnlNG none y
% ns them W. Our Fofds are ready ~
AUTO q TIRE ExcaAsgE -
1ia kast sseone. Cusg@ so9s.
model first-class running condition.
Phone osaEs bi7z.
FOh SALE Mercer. only astom6biis
earryins factory sYAsd guarantee u 30
FoKD G-passsngsF touring good rannins
order ~ cssh. balance sssY terms
>Nts AsrHS Corporation. 1901 y Hsin
hHtp geAnsTSG. s==1 t.Tg=, as- top
tTt cash baiahCs easy terms I.sufS'
Marsh Corporation 1904 b. Main OHags
FORD topfinE esr fof sale irli model
fsssonabir. Pioneer ChDinst 20 an N
Chsysnns. cedar 3gsi
Fok sALB-iSzs model htgasbassf, R5o4
tafthAElssi cpHallgn I'VE good Urea
-PAHaRNGEH Buick. gsod tirss. ssl I.
Z starter, EpO1 running order. tz1g G9Wn.
balance easy terms f>sNia. .kErsn Cgr-
Eetssion. 1901 sssth Main. OssKs
osas- 1ssa.J ''' >" ''' OF '''a'
Z LEAVE Yorh CAR Nfh resp1rritls
psrty wanted a1tem0b.irH ~ cell 90
NsssP S'is," o.. lsl s.soss s,ss c.Gs, ,as1 tsis
I MERCER RAcEABoUT. good shape. ri.I
Itifs.
J tDTfcE % ear oNnsfs Th- Csrffsi ga.
fsgs IL uHs under fhr frs1agaf1srt "A
EleY ". ftusrf veil Engan Tafas,
maN % thla c.fy. sia0 the gaTsEt IT, Z
I.@'nh@f q ths AgtgmSblis cisS NJ
~...t"i..t. st'feaf Al| = lsE a fuchtf,
Steam hfafsd. Modern bsst ~ service
] G.h1 arf night We Will apprreiEts
Z yDnr hptlrsss. Csntfai Garage. iiz-lIt
south fheysNns
OkE 7~gzsserEsf Fts1sbsksf ~.E .
balksiE W tsksn ~ Dncs, ossEs 1883.
OIL YIELD TaAfLERH
CSrnpis's sDek q oil Hsl1 tFsiisrr. -
& t-Eon. soii9 Or pnsgmsttt fifsf. sls9
army traisfs ~ ifc 90 thf dgiffr Ths
a n Esll cs. Eats Esze. OAlstcfn@
fiiy Okls.
] FAIgE So DsHlsis dsaHossfrsteFs - sub
I BraHfisi aisCGEHt We sss feogcinH Gef
asfnrnRfgzfins s4gifrlspf gpr tns Sister
1 Hngnfka. These esTs sfs prseftf1lig eey
s1a a rdi s2r# ge9 in1HsL z, ~
1 tnena. Terms - suif- L<~a &AfsN
! lysPsrsflea. itsi Sossh hsia. Ct-Es
sSt&
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14

Ll,vgly .ahoEshy fsfaistsG foaW "a.
lenHE bafh. private nome "s4ss
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| FOR EEaf- Dsslfsbis room. close lh,
1 :=szss=s1s rates, private family. Daaas
FOURTH w., iis-. Nsdsfn furnished
Phnas Osags tts7,
f, FOUnTL ~, fis.- hisspins iOom, ih DiI.
ys,s hgg5's; hgag5'.s; 'i9"s w. references rsiaifsd.
pHAHHFoRT. n, nss-Fsr rent nissly
1 furnished front room 10 lady, pHSafs
tsniiy. walking 9islaaFs. Phons ossga
FOURTH. W., 1if--LAfgs ffont ds6pins
room, dsn nnsislfE. pusete ebffagss.
FHOsT ROOM. beautifully fDfniahsd 10
maboGany. fess9nsDie. meals n desired.
nAsKELL. ~. III Fsr Issi, 20 one .,
t~p iAdira nicely fufnisaaa room, VITA
large sisnst sdJgigink Bstb issstss
% Seoi feightorhsge ossss iseg.g
: gErrERHow, y, iHl Des5asis sissp'
c'ossf eis.ts sa,ispes' .seissiys
nsiehbefhooa. .g,iYsts hofpe' sl'' ga
/ LCYELY istnisfse ,ge,a. gdsiisss ~
osass 7f7s
/ LDggLY rshoKaHy f3fsists1 roeDy -.
! {e1,eens bafh Sf''A'" nome "'-"
LUIf.a snd aisspinF fpom combined, 70
oHs y fsD rsnhsd iaaifs Fh9ns paaEs
AANNff p fNH.A 80 ~ NfHNF'H YIN FfffNAM
entrants. bath. SDnYsrlsHt rrst ana
s-sDa1 feoss DsHEs fUa.n.
NAB. H. Ialt Hsom fDf rent iadlss
0niY gsl HfniHE psags ttsg
Main. n. IbiG. LsrgV front f0sfp. fof
EartiDrsn rI1sa is DsaHr tfts
sihTH y. zis-ci0sea ia slsspibg p0rth
snf siDaE 'ysm fDf Tpshg ladies Onass
1888.
aIgssT fIff.a1sd room in pfiyats
hs1s Krrt.gmsu only PH.Hs OssEs
tftI ~ rail ~ '7il sFaih pssgsf.
DhB n,tsiY Jsfbishfd rpon fss tHs Sosk.
lFE gina. niebFh privileges. ". Cs.Ey
paE lsfgs sgafhgss' Eissping room. mod.
sfr Dssgt 2lftH
4CIhcT n. ti7- lfws fafHixhss Tsoas
~ rent OsaEs tf.
bECOaDs ~ isgs- gfpst fssih M i've.
fsFFtrianf ~ faD rsF hEAs. bFsskfssi
" 4rgifsd, OszSs ifft.
sEccND. w. gts Froai saspias fsss.
plfh pfeais ismiy. elpss u.
TNg NirE nuns fpf fsEs ~ gsnGsmsH
baff. Faf aifftflS NFNih. gsflsf tres ~
Hf. TfiephHn. Dssgs tf73s sfiff Z ul
Lnrafinf til hlgfh psnfff
nOohs--tsTgasfsH ~
gAFTOR. VI 83b Ygsf moASfn, sGfss.
h.hs9 n'siils, syr g3fses, Ds9gs
1l9sA
Fos hgaI yfbfss fosDs aEa kssHspsss
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LOVyIY fsfnishss RON. privilege ~
gaaFa Zfff
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NLhOhA LDbcb NO. 20. T. q. q. y.
@H D. odd yellow, Hall lizA
Deem esr y 1880 ,. IN. Work IN iniua-
On ". G. RfmBALL. N. q.
~. L. PousDsToNE. Secretary.
TULSA ENcAAPNEST 40. ss.I o. or.
Neat regular meeting Friday night De
tem6sr g. 20 o'clocb
r.. H. FULLER. Serbs.
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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1921-02-05
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1921.

Mr.. Lee Wheeler has new LIE
Paige car.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Allen have
moved to 610 Jewett Place.
A girl with a dimple will laugh at
any fool thing that a man says.
Help your Government and yourself
at tho same time-buy War Savings
Stamps e.,
Read about the Card Party and
Dance to be given by Minnehaha
Temple 129, Daughter Elks, and don't
fail to go, Friday evening, Feb. 18th.
Mesadrnes O. H. Allen, J. w. Mil
ton and j. @. Adams of ST. Paul were
entertained at supper Thursday eve
ming by Mrs. Jasper Gibbs, Jr., 1926
Tenth Ave. S. ~ ~.
While Mrs. B. S. Smith, 1858 Oak
land Ave.. was attending the funeral
of w. v. Smith at ST. Peter A. M.
E. church on Wednesday afternoon
thieves made off with her car, which
has not yet been recovered.
Information has been received that
our book agent, Mr.. Martin Brown
is now in St. Louis, Mo. He spent
the holidays in Kansas City. where
he had a great time socially and
splendid success selling his books.
The Hard Times Ball given by the
Railroad Mems Club Monday night
at South Side Auditorium, was as
usual a success. Some great cos.
tunes were worn. Get ready for the
valentine Ball' at same hall, Mon.
day, Feb. IA, Valentines Day.
Conditions at the Porters' ano
Walters Club, 81 Hennepin Ave.
consequent upon the recent fire ir
the building, remain as they were
but worhmen are getting order out
of chaos as rapidly as possible. Only
the culinary department is affected
Mr.. VIM. Moore has taken the man
agement of Stewards Cafe, 246 4tl
Ave. S. Meals will be served at al
hours. Business Mems MONDAY Lunch
and Regular Dinner Meals. Moore'
Jazz Band will be featured and spe
cial entertaining on Thursday ant
Sunday nights. Best service always