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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01

\. veterans Of the world var ami
n-hc- C.rr:ru vars who "A" ~'rN''
uN"rS'iS. .'r" to meet t"in"rf"" rN'''''.-
III the criminal court wh'r - F'H''~"
post Wi, b., oryHri2H'!.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25
OPENS STUDY FOR WINTER
A. I. u. Meets TODAY to Have Places
nnh unmrs for Clasaca INNNl

Tulsa chapter Of the American In
stitute OF Hanking will hold ita first
session relative to winter study In
the lobby Of the Exchange National
bank Tusday afternoon AZ $40
o'clock. when textbooks will he dis
tributed and. with President George
A. Gum presiding. places and hours
for the classes will he fixed
For the course of elementary
banking, Frank settle of tho law
firm Of Abv G Tu"ker and formerly
in the legal department OF the Ex-
change National bank. and president
If the Exchange club, mas bocn Sc
cured as instructor. NJ. l.. Cooley.
formerly teacher Of economies at the
University Of Tulsa and with past
experience In teaching A. I. H.
courses. will have charge OF tho
courses in standard banking and In
political economy. About 100 ON.
uloyes OF local banks have enrolled
for courses and thoir number will
he augmented from banks ~ SH-
pulpa, Broken Arrow, Collinsyille
and Chelsea
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25
OPEN CHURCH SCHOOL
Trinity Offcrs Tiyc-NCrk Coursr IN
Religious iustruCtiuu; First
Session Tonight

Trinity Episcopal church will he
the setting tonight for the firt sos
sion of school ~ religious in
struction for Episcopal churches ot
northeastern oklahoma TO ho CON
duct"d each Tuesday night Tor five
weeks
Opening at $50 O'Clock with a
lecture on religious pedagogy by
Mrs Carrie Cotf Tempictuu. oSocg
tive secretary of the department ~
religious education FOR the district
supper viii be served In the Y. NJ.
G. \. cafeteria at ESQ O'Clock.
Grade conferences win be con
ducted simultaneously by Reverend
Lovgrcn of -, Johns chapel AT
Norman, Mics Elsie Calvin, direct
ross " religious training for Ttfn-
ity church, and n. J. Tirhe, city
superintendent OF schools At Musito-
gee HCy. Thomas BellriuEer ot
Oklahoma city will address the clos
ing session on Christian service
~ similay five-weeks' institute
beginning this week AZ st. Hauls
cathedral IN oklahoma city Rev.
Rolfc pomcroy Crum will give Ice
lures each wednesday night In tho
night on tho psychology Of religion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25
STILL IN MENICO,
DETECTIVE DECLARES.

MARIA, Texas, oct. 24.-The idea
that the body OF the mystery man"
found a suicide in n hotel at Miami.
Fla Is that Of Warren @. Spurgin.
ahscondlng head of the Michigan
Avenue Trust company OF Chicago,
is secuted by the district manager
OF nationally known detective
agency who trailed Spurgin to Chi
huahua, Mexico
"It is either a case of mistoken
Identity or a ruse of try and get us
of the tracH. I received tele-
gram Sunday from my men in Chi
huahua and he was stu there. In
addition to that. one OF them came
out Of Mexico Saturday ard made
a complete report to me of Spurgin's =
activities while the guest Of his
American friend on the outskirts OF
the city" the district head an
nounced.
We have had these ruses tried on
|, as before Unless we were pretty
sure that the man I'm Chihuahua was
Spurgin we most certainly would
not have had from two 10 four oper-
ailyes watching him for the past
three months"
The district manager. also pointed
out that in the event OF Spurgin
committing suicide he would have
no reason for removing all identifi-
cation marks from his clothing as
the mystery man" did.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25
Connecting Tulsa ana
Dallas by Marked Road

r. Bcc Guthrcy returned sunday
from a four days trip with q party
NJ % officers and members of the
Cotton uolt Highway association,
during which th" highway from OK
muleoy to tho crossing " ned river
az Preston Bond was marked. !. s.
Jackson ~ the Jackson Map com
pauN OF lNausuH CITY. who was 2
mcmhcr or the party, Is continuing
with tho marking from Preston
Pend Goo Dallas and viii later per-
form the same office fnr the stretch
hrtWorn Tulsa and pkmulgcc, thus
assuring 90 wnrkod tr1n from rui-u
90 DALLAS within the uonr future.
Preparations lli marking tho high
way hctvvou rulu ava kansas CITY
VIII ho made 900 % meeting ~ tho
board ut director of the association
the middle ut November i'm Dkmulgcc
with the president W ". Jenkins
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25
North Side ". {. I. 4.
TO Entertain Teachers

Tho North side Wow,u'g Christ.
ian Temperance union viii entertain
principals of the five grade schools
I'm the northern part OF fhr city and
their families. and the toU,heis with
their friends at reception Co hp
hold Friday afternoon OF this week
In the parlors nf Centenary Mcthu.
dist church There viii hc musl
cal program ana possibly Informal
talks by Mrs Abhic Ilillrrmau OF Su -
pulpa. honorary state W. -. q 2.
president and another state officer
The reception will commence at I
O'Clock Tho affair is planned 10y the
union in connection with their effort
to secure greater cooperation with
tho public schools
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25

an hour after school Miss Mills
teaches school children In tht
Ciorth, bible and mission stories.
and In the evening with adults
takes "a telesrofic view " the Bible.
briefly outlining the history. hook =
and authors
DEMONSTRATIpN of model ~.
Y, L. L. meeting was given BY q
group from tho First baptist union
Sunday night before the newly or
ganiSed union at the Rcd Fork Hap-
list church,
\ MASS MEETING Of tho ropub-
liCan voters I'm precinct n win be
held Tuesday night at o'clock Ht
the home of Mrs. !. L. Hudson.
tB4O East First street fir the pur-
pose Of cleCtinggl oommiitc,wownn
90 represent the district The Cau ~
Issued by Tom Quinn, committee
man.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25
TO RETAIN PASTORS
Tulsa South Methodist Churches WIN
Request That Present Leaders nc
RrnpIsOlnicd ~ Cnnfrrrnrr


southern Methodist churches OF
Tulsa will request the return OF
their present pastors for another
year at the annual convention OF
the East oklahoma conference at
the denomination to begin November
IL at Centenary Methodist church.
Congregations OF Boston Avenue.
Hagler Memorial and Centenary
Methodist churches at recent quar-
terly conferences asked for the re-
turn to their pastorates, respectively.
OF Rev. l.. :. Barton. who has been
here seven years. and Rev J. VI.
Cantrell and Rev. Harold Cooke.
who are completing three years resi-
dcncc. Tho greatest interest of the
convention will center around the
stationing OF ministers by Bishop
II. -. Mouzon.
Reverend Barton was recalling
yesterday that when last the east
Oklahoma conference met IN Tulsa
10 years ago its presiding head.
Rishop ! j, Tigert, died at the Brady
hotel, There will be a much larger
attendance this year. for the East
Oklahoma conference has grswn TO
n membership of $4,000 and Tulsa
Methodists are preparing to enter
tain $50 delegates In their homes.
Plans relative TO the erection of
Oklaho Central college here and the
placing OF n worker In the fieJd in
this sole interest will be made at the
convention and among the speakers
will be men Of prominence in the
denomination,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25
City Briefs

JOSEPH LEVINE, charged with
possession OF narcotic drugs, pleaded
not guilty at his arraigumeut Mon
day before Justice John H. Ouerry,
I who committed Levine to Jail In dc
fault Of a 1900 bond pending pre-
llininary trial November /.
=
JOHNNIE MILLER. negro, ac-
cused OF burglary, pleaded not
guilty when arraigncd Monday be-
fore Justice J. r Thompson lie
was sent to jail under a 81. 500 bond
pending preliminary hearing Octo-
Der a.
WILLIAM H. LWICH. assistant
attorney general. was In Tulsa Mon
day. lie represented the state Ia
several eases ON which motions
were heard. lie denied that his
visit here was for any other purpose.
lle left Tor Oklahoma city Monday
night
MRS. LiIAH y. LINDSAY. chair
man Of the tag dav committee for
the Tulsa County Humane society
has Issued a call Tor meeting nf
all the team captains Wednesday
afternoon At O'Clock In the humane
society office. when final arrange.
ments wnl be madc for the annual
tag day, Saturday october %.
About zoo matroEs and young ladies
will sell tags saturday.
=
MRS MARGARET BRAY. buyer
of women's wear FOR Halliburton
Abbott company has returned after
an extended trip 10 eastern style
centcrs.
=
HENRY l. EARLYwGNE. prcsi-
dent Of the Marion Machine Foun-
dry g. Supply Co. OF Marion. Ind. Is
In the city on several days busi-
ness trip.
c. w. BREWER. vice presldcnt
OF the Security state bank, Is cX-
pected back In the city Thursday
after an extended visit in the west.
following attendance al the annual
convention OF the American Bank
ers' association In Los Angeles,
Gal. Mr. and Mrs. Brewer were at
Grand Canyon when heard from
last.
DICK SHEPPARD, formerly with
the curtis Brown Clothing company,
Is now associated with the Wright
Clothing COMPANY
=
FRIENDSHIP LODGE on the Y.
w. G. 4. camp grounds Is TO wear
Halloween dress on two separate
/ occasions this season About SO
young people from different local oil
compa nies will hold Halloween
party at the lodge Thursday night
and the Christian Endeavor society
OF the First Christian church has
secured the church for a similar use
on Monday night
-
MISS ROSALEE MILLS. mis-
sionary for the Delaware Baptist
association. with headquarters in
Tulsa. and the only woman Baptist
missionary in the state is now con-
ducting n weeks training school at
the Rcd Fork Baptist church For
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25
HUMPHREYS IN DEAL
sells some Treasury stock to the
Value of ~ nOn nnn and "i;i G-c
II to Develop Companies.

MENlA, Texas. oct. Colonel
Humphreys has sold $4,000 600 "
the treasury stock OF his two com
pauics TO the Pure OH company for
$1,000. 600. all ot which viii hc de
voted To- the development ~ tho
coloncrs tremendous properties. q
part Ut It heiuF used Tor the building
Of "a uipclir' tu the Guif
Colonel Humphreys said hls COM
pnrics. with the Pure Ol Company
acting together. will hv,umc ths
largest high grade oil producing
company In the world
Il viii bv the purpose OF th' rurc
Oil company and Colonel humphrey.
20 hW!d at ou,r a pipeline Iu snWr
point at or near Houston or Calves.
ton and thcy should ho taking uil
from the field Ivy May I. 1929, at tho
outside, he said
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25

became a factor which may force q
poFtponemcnt.
Inability OF attorneys Tor tho de-
Tense and District Attorney Matthew
Brady To agree ON tho interrogator-
les to- be- submitted TO Miss Virginia
Warren. Mrs. josephine Ross and
Or Maurice Rosenberg OF Chicago,
and Lowell sherman. New York
actor. prevented Charles ~. Bren-
nan. OF the ArhuCkle counsel, from
leaving today Tor tho east
several conferences were held to-
dav and there were prospects that
an agreement would be reached late
this afternoon should tho railroad
strike be called while Brennan is In
the east delaying his return. post
poncmcnt will undoubtedly DO
wrpntpd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25
L0eut Church School
WaS Best in Oklahoma

The city Baptist Il. Y. p. u. train
ing school conducted here October
s'l6, was the best held in the state
this year and also the most success
iul In the history Of the state. was
ne high praise paid by Blount f.
davidson, state Baptist B Y. =. ".
secretary, in a letter received yes
'erday by Miss Rosalee Mills, aSso-
dauonal missionary. Davidson said
hs opinoon was echoed by +. f.. Lee
Oh Dallas, general r. Y. =. u. secre-
hfy for the denomination, who
was member &<4he faculty at the
local school. There was an attend
ance Of 225.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25
Hot0 to Make Pine
Cough Syrup at Home
Has no equal for prompt results.
ihkes but moment to prepare,
and saves you about 81.

4
Pine is used in nearly all prescrip.
sons and remedies for coughs. The
Ieason is that pine contains several
tements that have a remarkable
elect IN soothing and healing the
membranes of the throat and chest.
,rlne cough syrups are combinations
pine and syrup. The Syrup" part
usually plain sugar syrup,
A 10 make the best pine cough remedy
9aL money can buy, put 2h ounces
flnex in a pint bottle, and fill up
WIN homemade sugar syrup, Or
you can use clarified molasses, honey,
n Horn syrup, instead OF sugar syrup.
mlher way, you make a full pint
aIofe Than you can buy ready. made
ul three times the money. 1t is
'uSs' good and tastes very pleasant.
10, iSu can feel this take hold OF q
iOugh or cold in wEy that means
Icos,ness The cough may be dry,
ssye and tight, or may be persist.
nGy looee from the formation OF
s,sRm' The cause lathe same--in-
IIee membranes--and this Pinex
II syrup combination will stop II
dfaaally in "a hours or less. Splen'
Sss 100, for bronchial astAsna, hoarse.
d. of any ordinary throat al ment.
pornssk nsk y highly concentrated COM
trss, anu ot genuine Norway pine ex.
H. and Ia famous the world over
h prompt effect upon coughs.
S,nEafe OF substitutes. Ask your
wStRlst for "2N ouneea OF Pinex"
| MI. aiIections, and don't accept any.
| hiaS else. Guaranteed to give ahso.
| M b bsstsiaetion or money refunded.
rlnex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25
MRS. BURkETT SENTENCED
Woman Who Forged Colonel Roosc-
Nnli'a NnMlr 90 Nnln Coos 10 pom.

NEW YORK, oct, 2I--Judgc
Tally today sentcnccd Mrs. Emma
IlichnrdSon Burkett Of Hillsdale. Ind.
TO the pcnitontiary following the
woman'H conviction for uttcrlrg a
forged note for SG9,00O with the
name of Theodore Roosevelt In
dorscd upon II, The maximum pen
nltv is three years confinement
Mrs purkctt had sought to have
the Theodore Roosevelt estate pay
he amount ~ the note, and after an
Investigation che was indicted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25
Getting Too Fat2
Try This-Reduce

People who don't grow too tat are the
fortunate exception. Hut 10 you find the
fat ugrumulAtinH ur already cufnheraotue
Yrn viii be Wise 10 follow this suggestion,
whttu ls endorsed by thouHa nds Of people
who know Aak YOU drussi.f Tor Nssr,s!s
Prescription Tablets and follow directions.
bnV dollar IL the pfirr the world over.
Get 'hru FROM your own druggist or send
uTIgn dirr,t IN Marmola Co. tsit wood
vatd AVE. Detroit Mich. Ivy doing this
YOU Will be- safe from harmful drugs and
b. uhi~ 20 reduce steadily and easily
without stsryation diet or titeaoms
exercise Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25
Nccdcd "Shootuig star -

THE leading man win have to
make a lot ~ gun play in our pro-
ductions," explained the movie dl-
rector.
Then what you want Is a shpot-
ing star" commented the applicant
who might have been Bill Hart, but
Tasu't
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25
Would DIs.o'yc comet Trust.

CHICAGO. oct I.---DiHsolution
Of the alleged cement trust. "one of
the most thoroughly organized in
dustrics in America" was asked in
suit filled by the United States
government In federal court.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25

DUBLIN. Oct. 2i.--John poyd Dunlop.
~ ire a,rs bsSo sSe '9Ssn,or ,.sS 4 The PTeunat,s
/ - age His invention. first introduced in
sSS resulted In the popular1ing OF
ger automobiles.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. oct at.--A flr.
is raging In the JessieviIie district Of the
/ y 8, Fofest reserve, rs miles norm 81
/ Hot springs The fire has been In pro-
Efess for five days and the burning area
/ her land.
MoNTRoSs. Va. oct st--scrsrate in
sHi"fR' %h tSs dds,S dSsITs'SF Sny S9gnSs.Sn
lake were returned by the grand Jury late
today today against Miss ssrah. e. KnoS ana
and husband Of The dead woman
NEW. YORK. Oct 2i--Jules j. Jusser.
and. French Ambassador to the United
states. Prrved here todav and isft mime.
diately Tor Washington where he viii he
a member Of the French delegation at the
NEW YORK. oct 2i--A suit for $500
900 charging alienation OF his wife's AZ
iii.I,ioqs ii.ri I,si hss been brought AGAINST WI
MANUFACTURER, by william j. Wilkinson
head of largs~ printing concern, II be-
came known here today.
WASHINGTON. oct 2A-Preaident and
Mrs Harding viii leave here at . O'Clock
tomorrow morning for Birmingham. Ala
where the president will deliver an nd
dress "wednesday.
WASHINGTON oct at.--secr,,srv Of
the Treasury Mellon today designated
ne new public health service hospital at
ptai ss .,sd rh t"rhmG,IG ,, ne sPeedway hos..
10 honor Of Lieut. Edward Hines. ir.' who
died overseas In 1919.
pfrrentrpc ty.z ~. a. M. -
Der ot coal mines al work In district IA
was Increased this morning by the addi-
,lon OF hat dozen steam shovel plants
and one deep mine. u was announced at
the operators association hoadquarterk
ST LOUIS Oct 24.--Four hanNts
shortly before noon today robbed the Ho-
/ diRmont bank. Just outside the city limlta
or F1so and escaped In an automobile.
OKLAHOMA CITY. oct. 2a.--Governo-
RobertsunF office was cloled this after
@StcSSrsis s mo,nSf NO, Sp''s JShn ' r. wStey. SSntgy
hurst, president Ok the state board OF aEri-
culture
tween Havana and Pinar del Rio has been
interrupted and II Is feared the tropical
thr island. strong winds and threatening
skies last night and today have created
much alarm In Havana.
WASHINGTON. oct. 24--The supreme
court OF he United states today digmissed
the appeal ct chan wy sheunE a Chinese
against an exclusion order issued by Inn
migration Commissioner vile at San
Francisco.
OTTAWA. Kan, oct 24-Ctarence 1.
Hayden, convicted Of the murder Of W
+. Childrcss, here. July is was today
sentenced to life imprisonment by DIS.
;rc; Judge Hugh Means
wAsHINGTnN. oct 2t-rhe rup-eme
court Of the United States today granted
an appeal from the federal trti commits
sion 10 review a finding in lower courts
denying It's Jurisdiction over ths Fruit
Growers Express.
TOPEKA, Kan. oct. 7i---The Santa 70
railroad today began an extensive advcr-
tlsinR campaign for engineers fircmun.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25

TOPEKA, Kan. oct. 74---The Santa 70
railroad today began an extensive advcr-
tlsing campaign for engineers. fremrn.
brakcmen. conductors and switchinsn. IN
anticipation OF the nation-w railroad
slrike set for October 80.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25
MISSING BANKER
| STILL IN MEXICO
Warren C. Spurgin Not
Miami, Fla, Suicide
Many Declare
,9ETECTIvES ON TRAIL
National Agency Stih Has
Men Watching Absconder,
Manager Declares

MIAMI. Fla, oct, 2i.-Dcrial
mai the body found In the Porshing
botel Friday is that OF Warren c.
spurgin, missing president OF the
yieblran Avenue Trust company OF
tchlcago was made here today by
tcblcagoans In this city. The suicide.
N vas stated. was a man only five
H. 10 inches, while Spurgin, II Is
Ia was six feet three inches. The
Had man weighs 1876 pounds, while
Iepurgln. Il is declared, weighed 100
pounds more
< cuICAGOi oct 24.-MisS Vivian
Ispurgn. daughter Of Warren G.
Ignurgin, absconding Chicago bank
Ier leit here today for Miami. Fla,
Iwt<-e her father was reported dis
l Icgmred suicide In his room in
k,be Pershing hotei. 10 confirm the
Identification Of the body and bring
II back for burial.
The man shot himself through
Ithe forehead His body was identi-
Mod BY W. p. Bennett Of Miami.
lformer Chicago broker. who up to
Itwo years ago was an intimate friend
| Of the fugitive banker.
Picture Identified Him.
y "spurgin" had registered at the
ihotei az Hayden" of New york.
Publication Of "Hayden's' photo
Igraph I'm n local newspaper resulted
lin the Identification. Bennett recog-
I lnlzing the picture as that OF SPUR
/. GIN
"spurgin." who disappeared on
LJuly q, following the discovery of
1 a $1,000. 600 shortage in the ac-
Icosss ~ the Michigan Avenue
lTrut company, OF which he was
presdent. was broke" when he
Killed himself. Before ending his
. NE he tried g. destroy every clew to
[ his Identity His room was strewn
was torn papers. He ripped the
Itailors marks from his clothing He
tore the sewed in name of the max
ers from his shoes.
Spent Two Weeks There.
Miami authorities said "Spurgin"
HAD been in that city two weeks and
That he appeared to be worried and
Idespondont.
For several months the police
have been on the trail OF Spurgin.
Their hunt leading into all parts of
| the country ard 20 Mexico: Investi-
| gators had attributed the bankers
downfall TO women and the bright
lights.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25

wAsHTNGTnN. Oct. 2t--Tho ruureme
court Of the United States today granted
an appeal from the federal tr,il commits
sion 70 review finding in lower courts
denying It's Jurisdiction over ths Fruit
Growers Express.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25

OTTAWA. Kan. Oct 24--Ciarence l.
Hayden. convicted ot the murder OF W
sentenced to life imprisonment by OTIS
tr.c; judge Hugh Means
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25
Wire Flashes

DUBLIN. Oct. 2t.-John poyd punlop.
hnoWn az the Inventor " the pneufnAtic
tHe, died here TODAY lie was ~ years
- ase His Invention. first introduced In
ls6A, resulted In tho popularizing OF
bicycling and was q forerunner to paasen
ser automobiles
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25

WASHISGTON. Oct 24.--The supreme
court OF the United states today dHmissed
the appeal CT chan wy sheunF a Chinese.
against an exclusion order issued by I'm
migration Commissioner VILE at San
francisco.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25

HAvANA Oct. 74--Cor1 munication he
tween Havana and Pinar del Rio has been
interrupted and II is feared the tropical
storm has caused damage In that part Of
the island. strong winds and threatening
skies last night and today have created
much alarm in Havana.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. oct at--A ,lr,
m raginF IN the Jessievilie district Of ths
= FoTeat reserve, rs miles north oi
Iot springs. The fire has been In pro-
Efe1 Tor i've days and the burning area
: said TO Include over 5,oeo acres Of tim
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25

NEW YORK. oct ai--A suit for $500 81
900 charging alienation OF his wife's AZ
iectons. has been brought against VII
liam y, Schlemmet, millionaire hardware
manufacturer, by william j. wilkinson.
mead ot largs~ printing concern, It be-
came known here today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25

WARRINGTON. oct 24-Preaidcnt and
Mrs. Harding viii leave here at O'Clock
tomorrow morning for Birmingham. Ala.
where the president will deliver an ad
dress "Wednesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25

MISS ROSALEE MILLS, mis-
sionary for the Delaware Baptist
association. with headquarters in
Tulsa. and the only woman Baptist
missionary in the state is now CON
ducting weeks training school at
the Rcd Fork Bantist church For
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25

wAsHINGTOE oct. 2a.--secrstarv Of
the Treasury Mellon today designated
the new public health service hospital at
pltal as Edward Hines Junior Eospital''
"a honor Of Lieut. Edward Hines. &c., who
died overseas In 1919.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25

OKLAHOMA CITY. oct 2i--Governo
H0bertsun'F office was cloled this after
noon during the burial Of AIRS Mary
Whitchurst. mother " John A. white.
hurst, president .. the state board OF aEri-
culture