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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27
DEATHS

Of Mother Of Consolation q. IN. Int. Holy
seR%PIsSESn seR%PEIsRSEn ce,n %J,n %. cAnr,. husband o,
clara * K. weber tnce ksiseri, aged 10 Rels-
tves and friends. also all societies o. which
Sat. ss va D. m, % from sis late residence, 1857
W, Norris st. Int. private Friends may
oaII sFri, ETr to 9B .B n; u 1921. MARGARET
wiff9TiE; Z Tnss Barr. aged sS,. Relatives and
friends are invited TO attend funeral serv-
s ssss ET crthodo1 % @ s rate fs''PSi S pr
vate. Mt Morlah Gem Remains may be
v'Eff wffKiNs TssE. s;'ysi jss nf ALFRED
T, husband ot Annie !a. wilkins ,nse Ham; 2;
sSryI. On SnnSf
road, Brookllne. .fnterment private;
J% Sns tIsns. r. sAsEETr sTI Tn
SIssfy, yssG e rom Sss'Rp S. s;s Al
of George and re late ,dItt MsEths Wison Rels. "a,
dsnce. asnS Isl w Atlantic st. Int. Nor,hwood
ceWncoons Ian. 25 THOMAS J.. husband
=, TSS TSeresa l.. Wood. tnoc Moran and son
OF Bridse' and the late James woods, Rela-
MINIS minso SG% Council, k Of G.: Usage Tribe. No
ISL o. r. NJ, invited 20 attend funeral
0 mas. % sf "a reTSsm 5ssarnst s 81 2i2 s jay
"W%oRRkLL suddenly Jan. "a. 1921.
aged d'S a. Relatives ana friends, members OF
VigIlant Council. No. 90, O. of I. a. and
the Grand Fraternity, Of Phila.. Pa IN
vited to funeral services. Fri. 2 p. m; lete
residence, 033 y. American st. Int. private
''vTf wRfGHT.mAt fre Wilmington. Del. Jan; 90.
GEORGE w, husband Of Minerva A: Wright.
formerly Of bristol, Pa: axed 90 RHlatdyss rsy'
Ices. st. James Church. Bristol Pa. Fri.
2. D. m. Due to transportation. flowers a:
YOUNG. Jan. 20. MARY C, daughter. Of
John T. and Matilda Young. Residence $40
S. 57th st. Notice Of funeral later.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27
100000 ESTATE DIVIDED
Walter Rosenberg Left Fortune to
Son and Daughter

An estate of 5000, 900 is devised TO
J. Walter Rosenberg, a son, and to
Mrs. Grace Il. Allan, n daughter. by
the will of Arthur Rosenberg, Thir-
tcenth and Walnut streets, admitted
to probate today.
Other wills and the values of the
estates are Emma NJ. Skinner, Glen.
olden, $1,000; Adele NJ. Robinson, 4l07
Walnut street, 10000; Hamilton
Parrish, Iyndham, Bermuda, S17 800 ;
William II. Paul, 2043 North Camac
street, $6S00; Hugh Donnelly, 42l4
West Girard avenue, $500; Charles
Comfy, 241 South Eighth street,
$50 900.
Inventories were filed in these estates
Milton Batclle, S43, 1888: William
Drayton, SS9S2 .05: Samuel Vent,
SIG 6,566.37; Grace Y. Williams, S44, :
473.74; Edward II. Tourison, $40,
SO0S4; Elizabeth Graham. $7020.1S;
Dennis Kavanagh, $1S.2j271, aud
Thomas II. Eaton, $15,013.S7.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27
ordro, % gcnnaio-Un dispaccio da

Iondra. - gcnnaio-Un dispaccio da
|,;lono rcca che ira l mcmbri della
romsra % dci Dcputati g state distribute
!. Tbrc scritto dn Gabrielle D'Annunzio
I.,,o II titolo lie cinquc giornatc di
EN- Tnwc -" II libro conticne una violcnta
I.r",tivo contro II Presidente del Con-
iiIs,io dci Ministri On. Giolitti, c
Ser,ro TazionG del Governo Italiano.
wi II nocta soldato DESERVE Sc stesso
.omo Il piu' grandc servo della Madre
ratrio cd attribuisce la sua Importance
Il fatto che egli diede all Italia una
s.orticra alpina ed assicuro' nd essa lie
nroyinrie orientali del Friuli del
|i'Istria. IT,, ,oo ,,.
,rsr 81 dice. non costituiscono la
yfoso nor In condotta del poeta mel
uantenGrc @ difendcre Fiume contro
y trupnc del Governo Italiano, ma
simostrano che D'Annunzio per il primo
ordipo' agli arditi di far fuoco contro
/ sodati rcgolari.
Milano. 26 gcnnaio-1l ripctersi del
|,onnlrI. ira socialist fascist, ossia
|nazionalsti estrcmisti, in varie citta'
alfalfa, ha dato per riSultato parccchic
| vittimp, confitti sono attribuiti ALA
reazionc che va dilagando attraverso la
nazonc contro / movimenti bolsccvichi
vi aparchici. I fascist Comprendono
sruppi di patriot che sono stati offesi
| Idai communist.
maggiori conflitti 81 ebbero quando |
fascsti, la scorsa settimana, diedero
| hoco allie Camere del Lavoro in Bologna
Ii Modcna. | socialist hanno resistito
!. Ea,..S.i 81.
|di ouesti del stati uscisi durante | con-
| fifth. entro una settimana. Due gravi
confitti avvennero in un villaggio vi
| cino Bologna. owe venne ucciso 10 stu
depte Mario Ruini ed una guardia regia.
Inned' facisti di Bologna c Modena
Nabilirono solemn funerali per il gio-
yane Ruini in Modena. AL corteo pre-
pro parte numerose societa' patriot
+ tiche mentre procedeva lungo una dele
/ principali vie, | socialist aprironO il
| iuOCe daI palazzo della posta. fascist
risposero @ quasi subito due persOne
rmascro uccisc Q 10 feritc gravementc.
Subito dopo il funcrale nm gruppo
numeroso di fascist assali' Ia Camera
| del Lavoro vi attacco' fuoco. / faS-
F csti di Bologna. mentre facevano RI
torno ALA loro citta', sopra autocarri.
hrono fatti sPgno n varii colpi d'arma
da fuoCo sparati dai socialist. Giunti
| in Bologna organizzarono subito un
comizo ed ale dicci di sera mosscro
- all assalto di quclla Camera del Lavoro.
ron l'intcnziOnc di distruggerla. Lc
gardie rcgie ed carabinieri for
narono subito un cordone intorno al
fabbricato della detta Camera. ma flu
rono sopraffatti dalla folla. facisti
penetrarOnO nell'interno, vi sparsero del
pttrolio diedcro fuoco. Immediate
mente linccndio presc waste proporZioni
fu nccesSariO dare un allarme generate
rsr salvarc fabbricati vicini.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27

wivos daughters and sisters OF those who
died In service or members OF the American
Legion.
All ladies' in Haverford township who arc
eligible are invited TO membership in this
unit and are urged to get in touch with
any OF the aboN Ne-named officers
Hereafter Naval Post 1877 will hold It's
meetings at the Grand fraternity Building
1925 Arch street. Room 8. Instead Of COM
Ing together every first and second Monday
or each month the members have decided to
meet the first Friday Of each month. In or
der to celebrate the posts first assembly
In it's new quarters an Interesting musical
enterta inment has been arranged for Friday
evening. February e. Harry Pinkerson. a
talented violinist and Miles Olsen. son of
the ex-commandor OF the post and an ac-
complished pianist, will be part Of the
program.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27
SAYS JOACHIM CALLS
Ex.kaiserIn Tells Husband She Can
Follow Him No More

Doom, Holland, Jan. 27.-(By A..
PD-Former Empress Augusta Vic
toria Of Germany contiues critically i'll
from heart disease. Yesterday she was
considerably weaker. The Duke Of
Brunswick again has been called to the
bedside Of the patient.
Augusta Victoria only recently was
informed that her son, Joachim, had
committed suicide. During a period of
consciousness the former empress is
said to have turned to her husband and
remarked:
II have followed you as long as pos =
sible. even in exile. Now | am no
longer able to do so. must leave you
alone. Joachim is calling me-,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27
WOULD DELAY DEBT TO U. S.
Report British Treasury Official
Coming Here to "Beu OF"

Paris, Jan. 27.-(By A. P.)-Lord
Chalmers, permanent secretary of the
British treasury, whose visit to the
United States has been deferred for a
short time, will be intrusted with a
mission to obtain postponement Of the
payment of the British debt to the
United States until 1896 and 1047, says
"Pcrtinax, political editor of Echo de
Paris.
Credits established by the United
States Treasury in favor Of Great Brit :
ain from April "a, 1917. up to Novem-
bcr 10, 1920, totaled S4,277 900. 900,
upon which there has been a repayment
of $50, ,1S1 ,641 SO. For these credits
the Treasury Department holds obliga
tions in the form of certificates of in
debtedness payable as to principal and
interest upon demand.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27
ITALY RECOGNIZES MEXICO
Autograph Letter From King Victor
Is Presented

Mexico, City, Jan. 27.-(By A. P.)-
Italy yesterday extended formal rccog-
milton to the Mexican Government
when the Italian legation delivered to
the foreign office an autograph letter
from King Victor Emmanuel.
General Giuscppi Garibaldi, who ar
rived in Mexico City last Monday on
what was described as special mis-
sion from the Italian Government to
Mexico. will be received by President
Obregon this week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27

SALESMAN--Is your speciality hgh.grade
furniturcP can you not only sell success
fully but ErouD II attraCtively, assist Gus.
toners In the selection Of correct dpCOrat tlOns.
in a word, have you d thorough acquaintance
with an grtistlc home-furnishIng pr, position
4 hrst-rRnk house has an opening that Ia
out OF the ordinary and It's earning 0ppnr.
tuniues and would like 70 hear from an out
Or the ordinary salcsman. Address. with full
particulars p 1900. Ledger Ortlce,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27
A STOR|A DELE 5
G|ORNATE D. F|UME
h ibro Scritto da D'Annunzio
ria Distribute al Membri
del ParIamento

Published and Distributed Under
PERMIT NO. 3i1.
,.,,,orIzed by the act Of Octoher q,
,oIH- an file at the Postoffice OF Phila-
dsIph'a' A. s. BURLESON.
Postmaster General.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27

FIREM.AN wanted, thoroughly competent
and reliable. licensed, for gas plant In
New Jersey. must have thorough knowl-
edge and ability 70 obtain efficient results.
state age, experience and salary desired,
az. ledger orice.
FOREMAN or assistant superintendent. IN.
dustrial plant. at present employed and
desirous OF Increasing his income by act'nR
in an advisory capacity. Write. giving par
tCulars. 10 y l42s. ledger 0fhce
ASFITTERS-Wanted couple e thor
ouGh,Y competent gaEhttors, only those
having tho ability 10 do high-c ass work need
apply, state age. experience and salary de-
sired. NJ AIS, Ledger 0Hlce
GASMAKER Wanted, a thoroughly COmre.
tent gasmaker; one proficient in the opera
tlon ~ watcr-ghs machines Sc in size. with
knOWled of obtaining results, must be
able to make his own repairs, state age,
experience and salary desired. 4li. Led
ser Orice.
MAN experienced, wanted for Installing gas
mains. one thoroughly proficient and hay-
ing a knowledge OF cooking and grading pro
ferred; state age, experience and salary de-
sired " 4l6, ledger 0nicc
MECHANICS. over 80 years Of age. with
grammar school education. who realize the
limits Of their present occupation, are offered
an opportunity to qualify under experts In
highly paid saleswOrk, earnest ambitious,
determined men will be trained from the
ground up, with opportunity to make big
money while learning. 10 m. 70 y m.
7Ob Imperial BLDG. Al Walnut ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27

SA L.ESMAN-ORe thoroughly familiar with
steam and hot-water heating for homes;
good opportunity for several men who are
capable and able to sell, Address giving
age, reference and salary expected, Z 1886
Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27
LEGION PREPARES
DISTRICT CHANGES
Organization of New County
Committee Will Be Followed
by Many Alterations
ON GEOGRAPHICAL LINES

Following the organization Of the
American Legion county committee in
Philadelphia there will be n complete
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27
PERSONALS
LOST AND FOUND

WANT to see Rosey Barr and Susan
Barr, formerly 2i31 Carpenter St. at my
orlce; important. l.. Farrell, 10 =. 20th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27

SALESMAN familiar with lard ellis 10 call
on trade In Philadelphia aud easgern Penn,
sylyanla. 19S. Ledger oftlee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27

YARN wORKERS--E1perisn p,ecers
head tenders. strippsrB and "ard feedaTg
opsn shop; high wages. Apply Room t08,
- :. iGtA ~,
YOUNG MAN 10 manage tuning department
and interview customers OF large plano
house must be able TO handle men and show
good result. Apply +. A. North Co. 1905
Chestnut ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27
HELP wANTED-MALE

X
MAcH1NfsTs
outside aud inside
BoILERMAHERs
FLANOE TURNER'S
FLANGE TURNER'S HELPERS
prACKsM1THs
PI,ACKsMITH HELPERS
LIGHT STEAM IAhMERhEN
ANGLEsMrTHs
ANGLESMITH HELPERS
LIGHT SHEET IRON WORKERS
coPPERsMITHs
SHEET METAL WORKERS
PLATE planners
HoLDERs.oS
RTVET HEATERS
with boiler shop experiences
wanted at once
for longtime ship building Job
Length Of sob depends on your
ability and desire 20 work
OPEN SHOT
CONE READY FOR WORK
APPLY AFTER I A. N.
CRAMPS SHIPYARD
Employment Department
RICHMOND ABOVE NORRIS st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27

rpdlStrlCtlng OF the
city in accordance
with the recon-
mendation m a d c
by tho constitu-
tional committee
and concurred in
by the county com =
mittee it its first
meeting.
This retlistrict-
along geographical
regard to present
It's.
made to include in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27

WILL you SELL US your spare time N(Ws
will train you to write sh9wcards for ug;
there Is no canyasHing - soliciting. We sup
pis YOU with steady work; diatance no ok-
jseti will psS yoS SToI mr1,oS az & $50 wssE'
Dept. B, Canadian Savings HSig.,
Toronto, Canada " -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27

COMPOSING ROOM
EXECUTIVE
\ New York printing plant, HAVING
: battery Of 5 linotypes and an aver
age force OF 80 foormen. wants an
energetic man 10 take charge; should
I've A good typoEraphcr, as plant spc-
claliles IN high grade printing.
Address T. 0. Box g.
station y. New York CITY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27
Gm0a

MAKE MONEY AT IIoNlE-You can earn
from 81 TO 81 an hour In your spare time
writing show cards quickly and easily
learned: no oanvassing; we teach you how
and sell your work. Write today for full
particulars 10 American Show C9Td School.
$50 Pyle Bldg. Toronto Canada.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27
General

GREENEWALT
COMPTROLLER, with c. =. 4, deE, $4,000
sTATIsTICIAN thoroughly eEpd tT5
CREDIT q Cot Man auto accessories
STENOG. 4 Srcty. employ welfare work
sTENOG. expert, dept arEs corp.
sECTY MsmalCH I2d s1pd iH employ VI 9,S+ = Ssli.Is
stions for CIpd men and women with
proved records; applications from local Tssl-
dents only. no enrolment charges. $50 \, 3
Ilth y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27
HELP wANTED-MALE

white. autotruck and minor
repairs: references. 1424. Ledger
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
BUILDING TRUST
PROBE ON TODAY
300 Members of Chicago
Unions to Testify Be-
fore Grand Jury

CHICAGO. April I0.--Tho govern
ment's investigation Of an alleged
combine of material men, conttac.
tors and labor officials who are said
TO have sought TO extend control Of
prices TO virtually all branches of
the building industry. will start Off
cialiy tomorrow when the first Of
more than 400 members OF unions,
manufacturers and contractors who
have been summoned will appear
before the federal grand jury.
Assistant United States District
Attorney Robert A. Mllroy, who will
conduct the governments caBe, said
he would ask for indictments under
the Sherman antitrust act. The in
vsstigatlon first will center about
the activities OF manufacturers and
contractors In sheet metal and
plumbing fixtures. Operations Of
those Interested In slate, marble,
stone. brick. steamfitting and lum-
her will be tho subject OF inquiry
later.
Evidence obtained In tho govern
ment inquiry last January that re-
suited in indictment Of &c manufnc-
turcrs. carpenter contractors and
union officials. will ho laid before
the grand jury. Tho government.
Mr.. Milroy said, will attempt to show
that weekly meetings were held Mt
which the prices OF building mate
rails were sct.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
GROWTH OF TULSA
SALVATION ARMY
Boarding Home for Young
Women Will Accom-
modate 45.

Tulsa's Salvation Army corps is
named tho largest and best, both
sonior and young peoples. In the
southwest In the oklahoma mum ber
~ the war cry official gazette Of
the salvation Army In tho central
territory Just of the press, and
picturea are printed of the new
young womcn's boarding home 10
be erected mere and of the territorial
staff band outside the Tulsa Saliva
tiun Army community building.
Extra copies Ot this same issue
are being sold here by the local
corps. which already mas third place
IN salog Of the gazette IN this ter
ritory by virtue Of 1900 weekly
sales.
Mention ~ tho Tulsa corps wf
made AZ follows:
Tulsa In the second largest city IN
the state, with $4,000 people. ~ ~
largely the product OF the great
/ black flood Of oil which mas gushed
ali around n from mighty pools
| Many Of the tall buildings which linz
its thronged thorouRhfarcs were
erected by the millionaire oil com.
pauies which make their headquar'
tcrs Ia Tulsa.
when the Salvation Army opened
up II waa city OF 10000 people
or less. and depending upon the
| farming country around II for 50
| existence. The work was slow in get,
| ting started. and II was not unit
after Captain, now Adjutant. Hick.
man ana his vito took charge thai
the work grew and was appreciated
with the help OF friends, IA lot wai
! purchased and a two. story and base.
mont ana brick building was erected
and paid for. We now nave In Tulst
the largest and best corps. both
senior and young peoples. In tn,
southwest
Three years ago the Y. T.. hail IN
tho basement had to be enlarged
and last year the scond floor was
remodelcd, the officers quarters
taken out, and n fine clubroom put
In, also n third story put on. givinl
us 25 rooms for the cx-scrvicc men
ut IA cost OF over $4,000. A little
house for the officers was also
secured.
This year. an a result OF last fall't
campaign. when $4,000 was raised
We are purchasing "a property. In n
close-in residence district. for n
young women's boarding home. and
which Will be able to accom- modots .
at least 45 girls. Commandant and
Mrs. Johnson, who are in charge
are having splendid success, many
| conversions are being reported ant
| there In n good brass band
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
WILL ENTERTAIN
SANTA FE HEADS
Transportation Club Will
Have Traffic Officials
as Guests Monday

Tulsa will be host today to n
party OF Santa Fe railroad officials
In a busy days entertainment which
will conclude with banquet by the
club. The officials
are making an official visit to Tulsa,
and while no particular significance
attaches TO their presence In the
city, important conferences will be
held with local ofiI- Us Of the rail-
road, officers and members Of the
Transportation club. chamber of
commerce, Traffic association and
local shippers.
The Santa Fe party Includes Il,
Is. Houghton. freight traffic man
ager, Chicago. j. r. Koontz, assist
ant freight traffic manager, Chit
cago. w. X. Etter, assistant general
manager, Topeka. Kan; j. y. Con
nell. general passenger agent, To-
peka, Kan: J. G. Burnett, assistant
general freight agent Topeka
Kan.
The party will arrive this morn.
ing and between engagements and
conferences will be taken for ar
automobile trip over the city. ai
| they are anxious 20 inspect Tulsa
rapidly growing industrial and man.
! ufarturing section, and the local au'
! thoritics are dcsirous OF showine
them the city's phenomenal resi-
! dencc growth.
Tonights banquet will he the
regular monthly meeting Of the
| Tulsa Transportation club, and viii
be held in the grill room of th'
| Hotel Tulsa at o'clock. J. Burr
! Gibbons. president OF the Hofstrt
Manufacturing company will act al
toast master. Most of the clubs 20(
members are expected to attend.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
RECONSTRUCTION
TO COST BIG SUM
France Plans to Put Out
ID Billion Francs An
nually for 10 Years

PARIS, April 10.-Reconstruction
an the devasted regions will bring
the expenditures OF France up to at
least ID 900, 900 900 francs annually
for 10 years. This is the calculation
IN the report OF the finance com
nittee OF the chamber on budget ex-
penses recoverable from Germany,
which will he presented In the
chamber Tuesday.
IL is estimated that the reconstruc-
tion stlll TO be completed and having
n value OF 10000. 100000 francs be
fore the war. will cost from 10000
000, 900 to $4,000. 100000. Takinc
lowest figure in the annual budget
at 5000, 900 200, with 1000, 600, 00C
interest on money already spent, Il
is declared impossible for France tt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
ucrrick pIcascs Poincarc,

PARIS, April l0.-Former Presi-
dent Poincare, writing in the Temps,
today expresses satisfactio with the
nomination OF Myron r. Herrick as
United States ambassador to France.
He RECALLS the numerous proofs Mr..
Herrick has given OF his sympathy
for France since the beginning OF
the war. Like his predecessor.
Hugh G. Wallace, NJ. Poincare says
Mr.. Hcrrick will be n good worker
for tightening the bonds between
France and tho United states.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
Big Store, win 1913
Branches Is BANKRUPT

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. April 10
A petition for involuntary bank
ruptcy was filed against the Indus
trial Transportation company, OPP
Grating 1913 stores in Arkansas.
Texas, Louisiana and Missouri. in
addition TO packing plants and ware
houses. by the Prairie Milling com
pany Of Hazen, Ark, in the United
states district court here JudB-
ments against the company have
been awarded creditors In the White
county circuit court for sl5507, ana
In the Faulkner circuit court at Con
way The Industrial Transports
tion company Is capitalized at 500
O0O. 900 and maintains headquarters
at st Louis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
9 Men Guilty OF
Taking SIOO,OOO
of Actual HOOCh

NEW ORLEANS. April !0.--A
jury in United states district
court late last night returned
men accused Of engineering the
theft from the Kentucky Distill-
ing company here OF alcohol val
Ted at nearly 100000.
The tenth defendant was ac-
quilted.
According TO testimony at the
trial the men entered the dis
tillcry at niRht armed and
mnsked and at point of pistols
secured from guards RpproXi.
matcly 80 drums Of 100 proof
alcohol. which They loaded on
"a barge and later concealed on
farm up the river,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
LET UP FIGHT ON SULTAN
Turkish Nationalists to Discontinue
Their Cnmpnign

CoNSTANTINOPI,E. April To-
A disposition on the pnri of fhe
Turkish nationalists to discontinue
their propaganda against the snl,an
In shown In a new treaty entered
into with Afghanistsn and signed in
Moscow. In whioh the AfghanS re-
cognlze tho states OF Bokhara and
Khixn, In Turkcstan. recently
created by the MOSCOW govern
ment.
The new treaty is an offensive and
defensive alliance. both the nation
alist and the Afghanistans agreeing
not to enter into agreements affect
lDg each other with foreign powers
without mutual consultation.