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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

WV ~ WV NNi' No
sly ROOMS. h,''ht's' al'g,,,".. 9's.went
iutI.u'r anu huUt 100 ftuluItH. t.I sale
=, "wn', ., a. 600 which 20. T. o r''l '"en
sou ru sluE. watkins distance. room
bungalow. sIl huilf.iu features wsuiol
s.'si garage natural shade. we'll. prrri
fur qli,k sal, g. BOO. VITA small cash
Call Usage Hip2 = J.. Lennon co. 2ol
security Ndg
rHREG ROOM house splendid lol nno
we'll chpl,r luoellun. $500 c.sn $50
puyut'ntS usaFo a6'7.
TEN ACRES we'll improved. near pave
mon', country club district new g.ruom
house. A.tuom t'uurnt house. two wells
Wovou vItv fencing uigo orchard. ell
hiuds ut berries natural shtd, ,er,
n"Hf 0t roil barn and ,hirkon huuaeH
Priced for quick sale with small rash
payment, viii take la or =. room huugR
low lhiH l' IA" musi hohutiful 10 urree
in Guru county can uHAEo Hth' or poo
i l., Lennon At 20l Security hldg tof
appointment
INNO-sTpItN pak floors TWO mantelA
fun has'luent. we'll, garage snd drive.
90 600. oSage sid.620.
TWO ROOM house. quarter Acre ~
ground putohtHo ptirr only 5000
VIII consider O. small payment down,
and - very small monthly payment.
~ interested. ,al Z e. Miller. usage
t3.. lla south boulder.
rtIE REST % story In town for the money.
81" ""N, terms 90 foot frontage. IN
high luratiuUt surrounded by hcsutiful
homes, living room dining kitchen and
ohtrH large breakfast room on ground
| floor, two large bedrooms ana sleeping
porch upstHitH. with tlrt bathroom and
| five CloHcta, each bedroom has Hout'rrn 81
ppHut'. Entire house liz decorated with
beautiful imported paper IN excellent
| taste, garage and modern servant quar-
| tors. large haRcmont with combination
| furnace, house ia built OF Masuesito rock
| bound ~ N" very best material and CON
| siruction. can OHsEc sgsG.
| TWO STORY Sru,CO -practiosIiy new
| 7-ronu. 2Stnry home, oak foota, beau
| turos. tile bath. basement with 'umbina
! ton furnace. gatase ami rotvant quarters.
! largo lot. good south Hido T.sidou,, iora
| tinn. frt'" only til,0OO for Immediate
| sail" can Cedar i32l,
! NERN STATION Etr-room bungalow
! good well. lot 7bS200, block NJ car line
/ ~ BOO. 900 cash balance easy. Cal
cedar 1850.
| WEST SIDE Three room modern houre
screened In back porch. garage On paw
INK ana car line, paving, a"sfr and s'dc'
walks paid out, only $4,000. tlhG cash
! hhlan," easy tsll Cedar titl.
| WAsItGNGTON school district broom.
! modern bungslow, nifty up.tn date. In.
! mediate possession Price ttbOO, $500
| cash balance easy.
lAppN lNNEsTMENT 60.
/ pFhgc 7s5l-t0As. 81 10 Security HldF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

ltNl>G TLtCE SiN Iafe, rooms. Scar
LHI. H' hutu'ifuI 'UDufI.u Uu iup uf tU,
,ll ",k floors. ntepIsg' nult ma foa
,7tE'u ~ tN.NDo. Owner io,NIng ,ib.
IMPORTANT NDri,E ~. vIu nunisn
'ho lu' Hui huII Nnu n bungalow fe
suit your ideas uu tn. south Hd, with
only So" cash pul msH, 'n, monthly
i'uM Do. sau' aH f'nl. wonderful up.
hp,, boon iooNug tor Vihuu, spending
much cash ,aH Mi drsly or Mr Fer.
LOOK Nloo. win ONLY 500 cash ru,s
u nico LITTLE 5.room modern buusaIuw
ON iho cast side. ON pavement. uur block
Il"m car line. convenient tH dandy a,huul.
hnst huy OF i's hInd 10 tho ply ussy
monthly raNm'n't CON ptsra atSt
largo rooms, ,,o.o TO trinsportstion
s,hooia ana church Ic~ rh@n moct
rom pa ms, h5ao. win 1000 cash
rrus'y. osae" ete2 t6aN
NORTH SIDE bungalow east front f,e
roHur and breakfast room. barcmrut.
garage qua drive. 1850. j. G. Hoddiu,
NOTICE real csts's agents. my property.
Nei j. Seventh St. is OF the market
NOTICE Five room bungalow and sleep
ms porch. 'Iuso In on paving. absolutely
some buy az i3aoo, $500 cash. Phone
NORTH SIpE UARGAIS
Eagt front. attractive t-rDom bungalow
aud breakfast room choice hieh io,' On
pavement 8t.t0o cash hsni'cs. price
s. 600, oak floors ,hroushout all the
basement. garage and drive A. j Jcn.
klns q Son. usage i3os. Hcsidencr. Usage
3175.
NEWLY decorated room house In wash.
inEt"n school dinttict fun biEe lot, Tor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

sv,rTfFtrL lO-room modern home with
70 rarar g.assed-in slesulus porch
,,'.Efsst room, back screened porch
". cement front porch, basement sta.
-, tubs. furnace. soft water, servant
'Ug.r,ar, garage for Two cars. tJ3 n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

,,rrDEF s. 62g-Onc- half of duplex
+ ,ogr rooms and soparute bath, mnutcL
l.'l f,.r. hardwood finish floors. Rent
I.5',.d 9. $50 g,r month. Usage l-3l or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

,..rIshrd apartment tor rent,
N.b~i ,...nlls 1901 >. Boulder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

COLORADO
! rOr sale Improved rolluguishmen'. crops
runls team. harness 50 500. chat. Wal
/ tore. sugar Gus. colo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

-,I0I-I T|UM9 lIVIHg rOOn, btlfU0W
lhHi '.tra,a nicely furnished, ground
'U' ,'.ys,, entrance, close IN. Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

DANDY room. modern bungalow. naId
wood floors throughout rtt,E,. chicken
house and park fui, sz, l1r u1ioiuing
Hillrrcst "tl6 ftfh tIar, WIN
t.N or trade Gra,, Investment go. "a.
elusive agents Sce this and mako us an
uff.r cedar "ghs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09
HERE'S YOUR IHASCE
TO OWN THAT LITTLE HOME

TO OWH THAT LITTLE HOME
brand new A.room modern hunEs-
low, Jusf being finished finished
IN Old iy0rg. and bulIt a. present
low prizes on full size lyt on east
side where taxes are reasonable,
sidewalks all In, electric lighted,
buyer may choose paprT Priced 20
sell 50 7Jo. $500 cash. balance $50
per month including interest
a. r TWIST INV co.
OSaEs 1925. ili Mayo BGI.
HOW DOES TINS APPEAL TO YOU-An
attractive, .-stpry home, eight rooms
-nd garage, on tho paving strictly mod
ern and IN location that you can
easily rent sufficient rooms no meet your
payments and Ftlll have dSDgrffuI place
TO live. Z 900 tsHh Will handle tail
Cedar at. immediate possession.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

.,-,ppar 1926 -- Three unfinished
",''F ,,'1mF a5t modern. Usage ioOi.
lHorT s.g.eubor goth VIII rent a 5.room
"h..,'r5 i...sx home, on the south side.
t,aF N.r.l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

,t,. t,NiAN- Nicely furnished 4
NAKl si,rtmJut. two bedrooms. Osago
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

,i-r DO school teachers or students
81 .....s and large sleeping porch
school. gol ;. Frisco. Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09
ARKANSAS
Z 'IN tI,D

/ FDN SALE Improved 80 acres. two miles
from brentwood viii ConSinsr good
/ Ford touring cat n. Z. n"' - sprins
/ dali, ATk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

IL .f.. H5ydeIi apartment. lovely
2AiN. .esr'ment. furnised, with ma
.r'.. t.rf and back porch, nice
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09
TWO-STORY BARGAIN
SOUTH SIDE
$ll 900

Beautiful marble dtsh ftuc.o N.-".
seven rooms including br''kiast
room ana three laIg" bedrooms
Zach bedroom has south 'NrnhHre;
THO bath with best grad" ut naih
fixtures. oaK floors through ,Htlra
nnusr. enamel woodwort and Tx
mrcs oi very best hohu'iiui I'M
ported wall paper. cs"ry hullt-
Ina ,ouvoui,u.D. basement with
combination furnace. garage
ana servant quarters. oversize lot on
pavement ~ first class south side
Residential section. This house is
prt,tipally now ana is extremely
wen builr. Has 2yl2 floor joists, root
heavily hraood and many other fea-
lures which go 20 make up a real
woll-built house. This is real bar
gain ana viii sell al once, call Us
now for appointment.
ROBT. f.. ADAMS
AGO Kennedy Bldg. Cedar 600
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DEAL ESTATE FOR RENT
NLH ,tHSIsIIyp 10


.NAlhLL .WU large rooms, walking
y igsf'W ~ Main, adjacent bath, car
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

WASiII .gTON school district. room.
modern buugslowt nifty, up.tn date. In.
mediate possession Price ttbOO, $500
cash, balance easy
IApDN NV ESTMENT 90.
pFagc 7hbj-G0hs. 2it 10 Security Hldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

OHCtTT ADDITION noautiful room
and breakfast room, OAK floors, French
doors, bvlN In bookraHoH and cabinets.
pretty mautcl and electrical fBturcs, all
large rooms. we'll arranged. large base.
m"nt HuI garage. buIlt fpr ID iOWr by
present UWu'r. rrIrr g. 500. 81 500 rash
hainno" arranged. Fur appointment, call
bNaGr T1.#. .ars..
gAUg% I"gIgTMIET 90
~ 10 security mag
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

OWNER Corner new sis rooms, break
last room, basement. garage. dressing
ing room ana dining trpIu. weather strip
furnace, less than cost. terms. owner
Usage $50
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FDR EALE to o. tp acres. an IN cultl.
walton. good house, twp good wells.
miles from NrDshu. stock ana ifupe-
.I.rfH n wanted Iur particulars write
oscar Mc'l"sry F"rsh" Mn. Route 2
ron SALT small we'll Improved farm
near hruHnr Waiuo stephens hoohh1
g.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09
EAST SIDE


Five-room, modern bungalow with
breakfast room and bath. hardwood
floors IN two rooms. large deep lot.
price - 900. with good terms.
East eide Groom house near car
line and paving, good, high. south
front lot, modern with exception ~
water Price $500, with good
terms
EsS, Fourth street; room. modern.
south front hardwood floors ali
through. and garage, owner must
soil at once. Price $500. with
good terms. This ia on paving ana
close In.
East aide. Wheeling north dandy.
new b-room, bath ana basement,
hardwood floors all hult-in foa
tures, near car line and iitney. Price
$500, $3.50 cash and good terms
West side. very close In. dandy f.
room, modern bungalow. sll couven-
tanc's. now renting for t5h per
month. only one block from two
car lines and five blocks from bust.
ness district, make dandy apart
m"nt site. Price FOR short tirue
Only, f6,5Oo with very good terms
ALBERT r. TWIST INVESTMENT co
tli Mayo Bdg
EAST, sIpE..stK rooms. mod,rn paving
garage, it7oo. Kiycryow dirrl,, seven
rooms. modern. oak floors ard gtfago. So.
:St @ SGs Ss 'i9 5S5y% 5Hay%'9 ",,sS S'ta.s" s..s "
EAST slDE--slx room modern bungalow.
mantel iu each front room. two
soreensd-in back porches. good well, p
room house and garage on rear of lot.
Il7o. 1900 cash. balance loss than rent.
FOR SALE or TRADE Fiye room
house east side new paving ,Eoirg In.
for quick sale. Wilson, owner, Osago
FOR SALE--south side, 5-toom. modern
bungalow, furnished Prico reasonable.
1000 cash. balance suitable terms call
' -.
FOUR.ROOM house rarage. good vel
t"o arr"r Of land. two blocks q aIr
In" wtl Trade Tor Tulsa ITaptry I-,
rOR sALE-Three. room plaster house
and screened in porch on IOOt'tn al.
fenced, good outhmldiuge 7-i &. Rock
rage. 400 block North GIwood, D,Rgr
FOR SALE Ny equity lu b-room hun
FaIow, balance du" on pl"," ! ao1
W!Il take car a. part payment. Can "saFs
FOR oALE.iC.' " Eatton boulevard
corner Ipt, I0Iliu. Groom huus'. Iu
iryiug morumout block. paving ami D.. .v'I
PAID. JNn'y from pos'otil'" n" "F me-
FOR SALE by owner. G.ro1n larFa
low, south Hldo ono block from hHI.
street. extra large sleeping porch. base
IN features. small cash payment. balance
monthly, 'aN osagc sloS
FOR SALE ny OWSEH
Six rooms breakfast room and bath. maple
floors. hu'ii.in fos'ur's am Far" 'hH
Wi! sq,t You ,for m" price. 'i'"0 With
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09

DOLLARS NNp SENSE Onb a f.,v ioi.
lars. Hrl N'tlc common H'tse and YOU
vii stop paying rent, and let us HioW you
this two. room, plsstered house. screened
~ back porch. fun sILe lot. gaE W,u of
water only three blocks from TRANSPORTS.
tiou and fourteen blocks out. s. 200 Is
ID" price. Your own terms. cedar m.
ELEGANT HrNGALpW Located close I'm
on th" south side. tiNo large rooms
good basement ana garage, an OAK floors
large cement porch. house ls unusually
weN constructed aud IN itst-rlars condt
tion throughout. ard very Aafr iu,tat
mont Price $1,000 with tarms. Phone
Cedar ~
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W y ItANI fuN'nfn'T WIN Broom. modern
hungslgw, basement and sarag", well
north side Want to cxchanre fot house
bon Hrusdmput on Muruiugsido Must be
fr.i class house ana up 20 date Tfefct
,orn.r OF "ysrslz'd lot. Wil pay some
cash fgr ugn' gl,a,e.. WhM nave your
hAb'N INVEST MEST 60.
Phone Usage 7stJ-bOss
llt. 10 security nag
$50 oAsH Puts You in rosersion ~ a
nice Tot on IN" Federal paved road Dal.
auro So por month. can oHHg' $3.50.
TOO 'AsH Immediate r.rarssIpu, It a
irorm cotthEe, FUN lui. balance l3t per
month. 'ai ''dAr 7''
TOO CASH ANA $40 u,I mouth buys a
brand new Groom bungalow win butt
iu features and good well VI wuor In the
II J, skdu'ky \ co Cedar 1918,
500 DOWN. and caHy monthly payments
buys corner lot WIN small house. rent
ing tor 80 per month Ihig property has
good future, tr"d W lindcf 60.
20 Robinson Hldr 'raEe l7lt
800 DoW% Sl, room new buuEalow on
Federal boulevard, huui In features
This Is not modern 80 present, but bar
gain 50 $50 Phone 'fdFr g.
$500 CASH suuthcset side. flyo rooms
ana broaktsW room fu. si2o1 lp., hhrd
vpod nnura g'rlF.. auutu of Fifteenth
50, 500 ! r'ddtu. osag" 1900.
$500 CASH Ha'irS, So per MONTH n.
Guiding all tn,'resi buys ofsna nr"
a.r"um, modern bungalow win 's'IEtuIur
iu the way ~ tulli In features. enamel
hi'" m"n'"I "aE n3ois abundant" ~
closet Hlar'. IuiI l"', near r'nnuI ana
,tr line in good Inratlou no-r lnu,teur
bargain a' So 300. can ''dai lfbs
$500 CASH nul 80 p.r month buss %
dandy h.ru0w. modem tuuEaIuN pr
uHFrn'r' ON transportation. T.nu Iu's.
q real bus st 5000. 'a'. DasVr Hh.r.
1900 A fUfH arU DO. Irr.I,..4I..f.. r....a.E
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HOUSES roK REM

80, i44a-Two room furnished
'srar'ura. southeast exposure near
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OWSER SAYS SEL1s-A NEW s.
ROOM, MODERN ~ NGAIOW.
fDR i4750. WITH $500 CASH ASb
$50 PER MOSIH IMMEDIATE
ppESESSlpN NJ Ntt WAIST rD
MAKE a REAL GOOD nUY. CALI
OSAGE gbNC.
The Washington times., 1921-08-05
GIRL FALLS 3RD
RAIL, DIES, FLEEING
AFTER Joy RIDE
oashes Into Subway to EIude
Taxi Bill, Escapes Wheels of
Express, Then Slips.

3 NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-After a
mad dash down subway tunnel.
fleeing from a taxi drftcr whole
fare she could not pay. Katherine
Hogan. of Brooklyn. was rescued
from under the wheels OF an express,
only to fall against the third rail
and be instantly killed. at the Pa
cific street station of the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit hero today.
Together. with two girl compan-
ions. Maude Stevenson and May
Kenny, the Hogan girl had gone on
a 10y ride" this morning, winding
up at the subway station where
they fled down the steps, hoping
to escape from the chauffeur, whose
motor read: "2.70." The man, how
ever. followed the girls to the lower
platform where Miss Stevenson and
Miss Hogan jumped onto the tracks
and dashed down the tunnel.
Subway employees followed and
succeeded in finding them on a
perilous, but safe perch between
third rails and tracks as an express
roared by, so close that It carried
off the Stevenson girls hat.
No sooner had the train passed
than Miss Hogan eluded her rescu-
ers and ran back up the track to
the station. where, as she was at
tempting to climb to the platform.
she stumbled and fell. Her lace
struck the live" third rail, and she
was instantly killed. The Steven
son girl. hysterlcal, attempted 10
raise the body of her friend, and
was badly shocked.
A technical charge of homicide
was lodged against the driver.
Reserves were called out to protect
the chauffeur from violence at the
hands Of crowd which had collected.
According to. the girls. he invited them
and Miss Hogan to ride with him,
free of charge" and only demanded
his fare when they alighted at the
subway station.
The Washington times., 1921-08-05
HOROSCOPE
FORET0[O
FLA. DEATH
Postmistress Accused in Killing
and Postal Theft Declares
She Is a Mystic.

ORLANDO, Fla, Aug. 5.-Mysti-
cism today entered the murder of
w. M. Miltmore, Orlando restaurant
proprietor, which is now charged to
Lena Clarke, former postmistress at
West Palm Beach, Fla. -
Says She Is q Mystic.
Today the woman. who, police say,
admitted the murder of Miltmore he
cause he would not accept respon-
sibility for thefts from the post office
after she-.hsA stolen ss7.00o 10 Cover
the deficits. told a reporter in her
cell here that she is mystic and
had been warned that something terri
bic would happen to her.
Miss Clarke said a gypsy once told
her fortune and told her August,
1921, would be the worst time in her
life. She also said a man in Denver
sends her horoscope to her once I'm q
while and that he also warned her
August would be a very bad month
for her. She said this man warned
her that a black star would appear
In her life in August and that she
uot tdht
IT should not have come to Or
lando," she said. but / was SO ex-
cited / forgot about the horoscope" !"
Investigate Shortage.
Efforts of West Palm Beach police
and Federal post office inspectors
working on the theft and killing were
directed today toward endeavorfng to
ascertain IL there was shortage
of S3S,000 in war savings stamps in
1918 at the West Palm Beach post
office, for which Miss Clarke claims
Miltmore was responsible. Miltmore
at that time was an employe in the
post office.
Police officials here are inclined to
believe her statement that she shot
Miltmore in desperation when he re-
fused to accept responsibility for the
theft. She does not connect him
with the disappearance Of $32, 900.
which was destined for Atlanta.
The Washington times., 1921-08-05

as Knight Commander Of the Or
der of St. Gregory and as Knight
Commander of the Order of the
Holy Sepulchre. These orders of
nobility are the Papal acknowl-
edgement of Sir Johns services
as a singer iE behalf of scores of
charitable enterprises in America,
Australia and ireland, his great
work for the allies during the war
and his ceaseless efforts in behalf
of many patriotic and non-secta-
rian works of loyalty ard mercy.
First to congratulate McCorm-
ack, as the singer was the first
to pay his respects to the new
arch-diocesan, was Archbishop
Curley, Of Baltimore, recentl,
chosen to succeed Cardinal Arch
bishop Gibbons in that diocese.
The Washington times., 1921-08-05
American Supplies
Will Enter Russia
In Next Few DAYS

American relief supplies may be
moving into the more accessible
parts of western Russia. to relieve
the famine and disease victims, before
another week passes, II the soviet
Russian authorities fulfill expecta-
tions and meet the relief aid condi-
tions laid down by Secretary Hoover.
Walter Brown, director relief In
Europe of the American relief admin
istra ton, due in Riga August 10,
will begin discussions Immediately
with the soviet representatives, II
by that time American prisoners now
said to have been released are out
side Russian territory.
The relief administrations stocks
of supplies both medical and foods.
are being increased at Danzig, and
arrangements also have been made
to facilitate the movement from other
points to points in Russia which
may be most easily reached.
Probably not less than $1.250000
month will be spent in the United
States for supplies, including foods
like milk, fats and cereals OF vari-
eties most suitable for the starving
children. when the relief program
Is once put under way. Anticipating
no serious obstacle through non-com.
pliance of the soviet authorities, Of
America, are already going ahead
with their plans, to make the relief
supplies available in many of the
stricken sections of Russia within
a few hours after Director Brown
cables favorable end OF the ncgotia.
tons.
Reports from London state that
Walter l.. Brown has declined the
Soviets' invitation to go to Moscow
to discuss in detail the plans and
conditions OF Americas help to the
starving, disease-ridden millions in
the interior.
Director Brown said that he was
only going to Riga, and would not
enter Russia proper unless some
thing unforeseen develops.
Headquarters for the distribution
Of American food, clothing and med
icines will be established At Riga
According to present plans the mp.
plies At Riga Will b taken ovsc ~
The Washington times., 1921-08-05
Baltic States Will
Place Quarantine
Stations on Frontier

COPENHAGEN. Aug. 5.--The Rus.
sian Baltic states, at . conference
at Riga. decided to establish q quar-.
antine camp at Dvinsk, and the 9TH
er European states are being invit-
ed to cooperate in setting up sim.
liar stations all along the Rus
sian frontiers. said a dispatch from
Riga today.
Russian papers received here con-
vey the official information that
cholera is rampant in twenty-four
Russian governments. In May and
June there were 10000 cases, in
cluding So 900 children.
Russian crops in districts contain
ing 19.000.00 inhabitants were
complete failure; they were a partial
failure In districts containing 2s,-
600 900 Inhabitants.
The Washington times., 1921-08-05
J HELD FOR MAIL TRAIN
HOLD-UP NEAR ALTOONA

CLEVELAND, Aug. 5.-Seven men,
believed to have been members of the
bandit gang which robbed the mail
car Of the west-bound Manhattan
limited at Gassandra, Pa, near AL
toona, last Saturday, were arrested to-
day by Postal Inspector A. M. Calvert.
OF Altoona, assisted by three squads
of police from Cleveland.
The men under arrest were all
former residents near the scene OF the
crime and were taken in rooming
house.
Four are believed to have been
in the actual crime while
the others are said to have helped pick
up the loot in an automobile.
The Washington times., 1921-08-05
THOUSANDS BACK At WORK
IN CAMDEN. N. j., FACTORIES

CAMDEN. n. J., Aug. 5.-Seven
thousand five hundred jobless workers
will have secured jobs in Camden in
dustrial plants by next Monday. The
Victor Talking Machine Company,
practically at standstill since July
20, will resume operations Monday
morning with six thousand employees.
The keystone Watch Case Com
pany. which suspended work in June,
reopened today with a force of 1000
men. Two hosiery mills this week
gave Jobs to five hundred men and
women. Executives I'm all four plants
issued optimistic statements, declar-
ing that sufficient orders are on hand
to guarantee work for several weeks,
probably indefinitely.
The Washington times., 1921-08-05

MOVING ON
MOSCOW
TOAT TACK
Earthworks Thrown Up to Pro-
tect Soviet Capital From
amine-Ridden Hordes.

BERLIN, Aug. 5.-The soviet
military authorities have prepared
to defend Moscow from the on
-~arching famished hordes of peas
au.s, With poison gas, according to
reports reaching here today from
Copenhagen. Following reports
that vast numbers of peasants were
moving up on the Russian capita
from the Volga district, earthworks
were thrown up around Moscow
and poison gas apparatus erected.
The Washington times., 1921-08-05
METHODlSTS TO LIFT BAN
ON EVENING FROLICKINC

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The Meth.
odist church will soon lift the ban
against the actor, the dancer. and
the card player, according to Joe
Henry Smythe, son of the prominent
Philadelphia Methodist pastor, and
honorary member of the American
Association Of Masters of Dancing
today.
Smythe. both dancer and Methodist.
says there are many others like him.
self, and that Bishop Joseph +.
Berry, who last year proclaimed the
ban, will be repudiated.
The convention Of American Dane.
ing Masters today elected as presi.
dent Roderick c. Grant, of New
York, and as first vice president, A.
v. Tuttle, of Baltimore.