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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-06-05
GREENWICH VILLAGE
/ WICKEDNESS GONE
Tour Comes to Untimely
End From Lack of Enter
tainment in Resorts.
THE LID is ON DANCING
Only UkuleleS and Pianos
With a Drum or Two
\ for Diversion.
EXCITEMENT A MEMORY
Petting Party With a Five
Minute Kiss the Most Wicked
Sight Witnessed.
THE LID Is ON DANCING
EXCITEMENT A MEMORY

Whatever Greenwich Village used to
be and whatever IL will be when
licenses for dancing are issued once
more, 1t is a sad. sad place just now.
In the storm Of protests which has
blown UP against the granting of
licenses to the Village places the enter
prising buccaneers and keepers of the
ID. L. menagerie resorts have kept
their sophisticated pianos and nom
union ukuleles whanging away at least
. part Of the night but the lid Is on
Gancing and wiokedress no longer Is
Rfoot
A tour of the Village resorts caIns
10 an unttmely end last night owing to
The sleep producing effeC.s Of the en-
tcrtainment to be had. or rather tho
entertainment not to be had, at tho
various tea rooms"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-06-05
Our EarLy-June Sale of
ORIENTAL RUGS

Reduced from $500
These rugs are in the small Sizes aver
aging 3Lx6T fl. The qualities are very
heavy and there is quantity of designs and
colors to pick from
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27
WANTED
RAILROAD MLN

tu fIrr NJ announcements through tho
public Uftar ~ threatened strike uu tho
HiH.uuI. Kansas " Texas lines. pf en-
EIuH.ra. ynu1u,turH. brHkcWru and yard
mon. applications will be received Tor en-
piUympui In branches ~ service men
TONED such applications may be fued
with a o. tiuuEhurr. Terminal Supcriu.
trnd"ut &c. Louis Mo. =. D. hickey. 50.
pUrluIruu"ut. Stdalia, Mo- ID. Moore
SupyrIutrud"uL Parsons. Kan u s
Iufphy. Superintendent MuHkogoe OKLA.
j "a. Little. Superintendent Oklahoma
tlF, tklH., T.. E. Mamma. Suprrlntendsn
perlsuu. Tex, y ". Grace. Supertnteu
dent wichita Falls Tex r Farmer
superintendent Grccrvlilc. Tex. !. u
Evans Superintendent. waco. TeN -
W Campbell, Superintendent, Smithyille
T"N.. a VI. AchcsJu, Superintendent
Trinity. TcN.. General Manager. Dallas
re,. General Manage. Parsons. Kan.
Assistant Chiof Operating officer. Dallas
Tex. and Chi'f Operating officer. Room
lhot Railway Exchange Bldg, ST. Louis
c. b. sCuArT. Receiver.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27
WANTED
RAILROAD MEN

Announcements have been
made through the Public
Press of a threatened
strike on the lines of the
st, Louis-San Francisco
Railway Company of Engi-
neers, Firemen, Conduc-
tors, Brakemen and Yard
men. This Company will
receive applications for
employment in branches
of service mentioned. Such
applications should be
filed with Superintendents
at st. Louis, Springfield,
Kansas City, Chaffee and
Monet, Mo-; TT, Scott,
Kan; Memphis, Tenn,
Birmingham, Ala, Ft.
Smith, Ark; Tulsa and
Enid, Okla; General Man
ager, Springfield, Mo;
General superintendent.
TT. Worth, Tex, and Vice
President Operation, 1908
Frisco Building, st. Louis,
Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27
EMPLOYMENT

WANTED Mrn for the O.. S. Army bC
tween 10 nui 30 years Of age. Good
chance flr Field Artillery school Ft
siu OKLA. Apply AcNulty Park
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27
GUARANTY ROOFING co.
Art Craft over Shingles
Built-Up Asphalt Roots
Usage 59aO. 22a East Third Street

Usage $3.50. 223 East Third Street
WINDOW CLEANING ibc. floor waAinE
at pro-war prices. American window
Cleaners. Uncl. tho do 1t right pouple.
osage tb2f
n,umNG NNp CONTRACTING -
o. o. HARRIS Painting paprrhaugiug
and volsomining ta2 Crutchhcld Usage
CARPENTER very .sasonable IN buud,
Ing repairing aud screening, estimates
free. uprn shop ,ali Cedar 1901,
CAHpENVER WDRK-Wheu In need of
carpenter or painter. Call oaaEc lhad.
CAHrENrEK work, day or contract, new
ur ,rpairi work guaranteed. Phone
DO " SOW Builder aud st-class
caIpintvr work done hy contract or
ny ga, day loNl6 garage, 6lOo. uSago
llNsr-CLAss painting and pipcrhang
ms tau oaago Nss
FOH FIVsr CLASS cement work call a.
W Mll'r. Cedar i2'2.
ERWIN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
Wanted, al kinds - concrete work
by bonded contractor. estimates FUR
n,ahgd on request Phone Cedar s252.
NoTICE TO CONTRACTORS
n,t,cr rasolpc saw Win indictments
10, 4. D. Lo,o Cedar iolI.
rINsTERlNG and patchwork promptly
ami uU1tiy done Bli work guaranteed
Ed ,undit orago 7C9.
IrINsrEElNG patchiug and cement
work. neatly and promptly done. can
/ kuN FhlG. C'mout contractor; licensed
. bonded. Usage U02-R
, TAKE Your BUILDING troubles to The
Man who Know, say money sam
builder usasr o8s5,
. WANTED. People VI TULSA 90 know the
uu, iu building business 20 save you
/ money 'aI vsaEc snsi.
CLEANING AND DINING eS
HAVE th,m cicaUcd pr dyed. suits
/ q h},Is. Phone NEago lits
/ TAILORING fenniuE ana romodoltng
work guaranteed Manhattan Taiors.
/ 1855 81 Main. uaagc ti2s.
uHt,sMNkING- G-MItLINERN 90
BRlNG your huuouholes aud alterations
Of tN kinds in room D, over Model
pHuSsMAh experienced will sew out
ty the day. 1a.l Cedar stl
IN VIVA TAILOR ANp FUR sUOP
krttuug and AltgrluE
7 SPECIAL rkltE on FUR WORK
Room 1-h Robinson Nldg.
Third and Main SITS. Phone ussge 12s
DRESS Making, hl The jay or pie.e Mrs
Niuhols. ostE' 2"lp can oVcnirga
. rOE ursg class arrsamaking ~ an kinda
/ FASHION krlE arcssmukng cnldrsu's
teIation, Csagc iSt5. iso6 y, sscopd
"KmbWs' KLurHEo"
/ chudrcns apparel ouiy. layettes up 20 -
years, several years experience in Kansas
tlty aud lulsa. Ossse i5lA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27
HtTA HOTEL
lot East Third street
a respectable HOTEL for roHrociahie

Special rates Ca. permanent guests
WESTLAND uOrEi. soaI D.. Tlull. hg'
and cold water. steam heat room ~
10 IS. rrIvatc ana connecting bath, $40
to ti9. bsHEu 1878.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27

WE BUY second hand turuln' ,itt.
single agiclos TO Coupir.' ~ W
Tonnsuy ~ PirtIe Furniture I0r &"
First. Phone Usage 7S06.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27
LIVE STOCK
LIvE srOcK A.

Will PAY $50 for we'll b,sss t..s
less than years old. on approval
Bishop. cedar b7f.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27

thiIurrn.s apparel uuiy layettcs ltp 60 u
years, several years experience lu Kansas
city aud lulsd. Osagu i5la,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27

BllLDING MATERIALS
ALL KINDS of used building r..t..f.,
bought 81 ad sold. Tulsa Wr1. aIre '
pany - % T.. SlNth ST.. Cedar IaIU
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27

WANTED stock to pasture. $40 s,-..
REGISTERED Holstein male service frs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27
ROOMS lid ROARD


pnDAac ANN uaApn
KOONo AND bOAiND
q Hn,.. nm t.st ,,Y.t-utu a.
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/ ruuu u, ,art suitable nr uu. .. i,.
Icr.,fy.hTI suu .ut.nr .,.,.. and
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raoiU v.u mruI.n.r. .ra.a Ia ..,..n
| Bbis
|,,Nruua u .o.l .I,,y. fr.p, .,..r
private rn',ao,. ,,u..u' foo m1N.
| '|'' "
| 'lhrlNhNIi o. nos Room adJuulug
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Isi.s
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/ aIi.Iriur t.fU s.Yrr .,,..ur, p.Ir,
/ rraHrrtbIr F.uI South MnIu
| COtIrgr sfe eI.. larH. ,..rfrr
r.uu tsr5 nicely Furnished. mpHnrr. pf..
| ,ut. family. uu. ur tuu. rrullouru only.
I a aI4u rHruEr. ttuHHH HtIt
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VI. o.
1 DETROIT o. 80 'u. Haf" .'H"u.yE
] room. 600 .UIUNI floor CLOSE 90 IfI|.
i.NNEi' Room H1l..ml. an! largo ..sEo
I or flur. Ion yNlrr h,nl. fTtt y.ry ron.
sousbi.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27
PERSONAL PROPERTY

WANTED squabs call Nr p.,. !.
Ketchum hotel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27

An undivided one-sixtecnth interest IN
wsta county. 1000 foot drilling, one fourth
mite from producing oil wells In diroct line
OF deyeiopm IN To- offset by old gas we'll.
Can take you up TO see this lease any day.
Geo, W. Cunningham. sand Springs, Okla.
phone l6G.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27

EMPLOYMENT
lIEIr MNNTEn-MNLL

AMATEUR actors performer. ,ntsr-
taincrH musicians. can at Broadway
theatsr afternoons Tor particulars u
amateur contest every Friday night.
ANY INrELIIGENr PERSON either
corresponding fur urwapapnIs, 70 to us
per column. Hll OF spare time, cNp"rienc
unnecessary. no Uauvasvlur. send Tor
particulars NntiOnal Press bureau. but-
talo N
iie NiuEruCrtVis Excellent opportu-
uIfs A good pays travel Write &. ".
Ludw .'A Wesfover bldg.t Kansas ttV
pordy krr moecr. can 9ll g. Roslon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27
EMPLOYMENT

SITUATIONS WASTED. FFMALE ~
The ads below must be paid IN advance.
SRI NDGRApHEN. Eight years expert.
putn general lines Permanent pr tom.
porary. Small office. uasgl 1858. room
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27
LIVE STOCK
noGs. CATs. pErs

FOR SALI.-Pedigreed Boston terrier pup
pies; fs5 to $50, call at 1904 So MAIN
RABBITS New Zealand Reds pedigreed
and registered classy breeding does
very reasonable Bucks free with certain
orders. Cal a. or write sunshine Rab-
bitry, I'll S. Aauthus, Tulsa, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27

GDltG 40 nDNE
,HIi usage r1sI f.r ,IfNuR packing aud
tfdo Anderson Irauafsr. 900 W. Flrst
GET uur low prices 100 cot Nrl trucking.
vsYHa. .,uuufT" muyluE. ctsI.uE. packing
gtut"E" nIfu1m Transfer storage Coz
GolNg ro MOVE .raen anip or store
Storage 90. e. w Nroh'r Usage a'5s.
LET rs figure vita you rur your moving
aud cross country lauIInE. light aud
hrayg go n.ld rauuug spec il. W.
move anything uug uUo. auy whore. Co
lumbia 1rausfor OHnge sOgi
missouri 1HASsFEE STORAGE
our prices are right '~1 and tv" men
s. ror hour rhnn" Cedar 20.
PAINTING NNp DECORATING 30
ENrEuENcEp painter and interior
decorator. ysIImHrHa reasonable. Refer
onscr furnished. osnEs 3oit-J
F %. KrKW Union papernaneer and
paiut'r. work guaranteed, ask Tor
NON UNION paper hanger waurH work bN
room ur Iun Reasonable and HatEfat.
tory. cali os'r. ....
OpES sUpP
Painting rhporiug Guaranteed I.l."H
sashrd. Cedar lGg,.
PAINTING and utprThsnW.ug done a. roa.
souablo pftres. Satisfaction guaranteed.
y. 4. biEup. tHnEu fNtu.I.
FAINTER decorate, aud hardwood rn-
luhrf. with beet references. 30 years.
experience Wants wutID 'ul usago
stsl.
including paper. t1r tS and u9 House
dccprtuug IA uu iH praugh's. estimates
Chrcrfully ElFru, 1U work guaranteed
y. 2 sutherland. tlt West Third. Usage
ROOMS mpcrsd g. up. ala1 house rsin.-
Ing Guarantee t|| work bHtEe t.Nl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27

phone Cedar 7fg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27
WNNTln- nOnNs ~ iiONHn
BUSINESS SERVICE


w NlNtNH ~FhNlHt ' UTTERED Is
ABSOLUTELY. Windows cleaned. le+c.
oklahoma 'o. 's1sr etta
All LEAKY ROOTS repaired any Nnl.
pIIrrH r'aHuuabl". work qua autucd.
o'urc 1893.
both sides, floor polished. rugs cleaned
uk'Hh'u" 60. 'suEH 1901.
INpTUT aowIuE machine rrpaIrug. B
llu'.Fmhr onaEr las.
ora INc. .suN and vito former hesd
waiter Tu.w country club. utst class
catering nud serving Also house rlrHn.
ne tnous ussEa San
HAVE yuuf stusrs connected. claaurd. 90.
rsIrod and regulated ruou, Cedar
ur,,ot and roEuintod by oNpouoursd
utu Work sIgrantgoi aud reasonable
j g.. KlHHLANp. Private ediuster. IN
7lI,
LET us do yuur washing home laundry
N... clean york. pEsEr aiii
MATrHGssEs ronoyated aud recovered.
autoed. Porter Mattress 60. Phone usage
ltss.
Mo,uNNico LscE CURTAIN LAUNDRY
uHuEr utSs. Ills s. Cincinnati
MATTHFssCs renovated and recovered.
returned home tho same day. all work
. guaranteed. Tulsa Mattress Co.. Phone
+ Dsugs 500.
NAaIpNNL HOUSE % WINDOW
CLEANING Go
l Windows cleaned, wallpaper. wpoiWnrk
. washed UuutH wnhpd aud polished, our
pftrrH are reasonable. Cedar llan.
OLp feather beds maze into sectional
mattroHHca, cid pillows made new
Dsygr 1886.
/ NANTED- Carpenter work. repairing
connecting gas stoves, general handy
man. osago 293l
$50 PER HOUR
FOR an kinds ~ plumbing repair work
Gail l. ". UopttiEht, the open Hhpp
I plumber cog y. Third. Usage ssa3. An
. work Guaranteed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AUTO SALVAGE

AFRO surruis NNu rurAiHs II
AFRO DwSIff WORN I1nn n EHu. own
garage Ut reduced uI|U0. N".N gun.Hh.
trfH O.. ID thoroughly expert .n..I Hur
chsui. con- Dnr. 'ti' for "ur"IniW'Hi
NtTUNuHIIL "a
WANTUu. tBst care foo aHU uu ..UuI 0u"
wiUsiuu for private uNnUI. lr'd '''
f.srhauTe go ~ MHIu 'rar' iiHs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27
FUEI,-coAI-woop

BUY YOUR WINTERS I0,I
Al present low prices. pfumpt l.t.s-.
For best rates call y. T. purtr,y. 1s.s.
la72-J. 2iG W. Cameron ''ah'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27

order quick. crop short. .I raUI
san Angelo. Send iuoucd ord.. or .S
der or VIII ship e %. -. BUN iNsf.tr
Ep STOCK FARM. John d. Boa Htr.s..
kntckerbccker Texas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27

Thorrurh. practical course. repairing and
operating. day or evening glasses, start
nov , Isll or 1T@ T5S N5iPiIE IPfn 'ySG9Hin5Soi S,H5Soi
Fourth street at Elgin.
Eyans-Howard Mutar building.
OUR INCREASED production viii supply
goo more aHents in Oklahoma me
Alma Stop sIanW Is on automatic ciec-
tricsl automobile signal sold ON "a money
hack guarantee. Every customer ID boost
rspcrisnc" helpful but not absolutely
Wonderful opportunity i'r 4l. .'ncrnr,.4i,
il a legitimate selling proposition and
only vidc.awake. determined statesmen
are wanted tu our orEsniztu'n We nav,
once The Atma signal co" tlb hay'
Pldg Tulsu. ...-..
sTEAMFITTEUs wanted, Tuioma Hids
Second and CHEYENNE. .-.
SODA MAN wanted, puritan hrls GO
Iurhrart OItu. No oNprrts need apply
TRAFFIC. AND SulrrlSG MAN.
We arc upsirous of Interviewing s'NtEh
men qualified 90 ill lrslhhH'N'' Nh'Pp''s
and trafug positions paying "a salary gov
ruce preferred. hut VIII ruu7!utI th" ~
pllcatIUu ut those who are Wllllns lu l"N'
a qutrk and intensive training Inr ln'
line uf work. For appointment phun'
Mr.. Edmondsor. Room ago lulsa hotei
TWO neat young men Co travel win
manager. Experience u"n','s"iE
ina %t"s" sp' to p. M, osase 1ils, Masnas
THREE neat single young men 70 traNr
under manager, oNpemeuc" unnce'sss
Future. Dau room z. Tulsa Rooms u
: . m. only. Don't phone .-
NAN'rEb. A soda and front cud man
Kendall Drug co. 20 E S''"ha ~
WANTED 1.-TWO young mon Tor ual,
news service. Apply Fred Harvey
Cincinnati
WANTED -Threo men 20 ssll y W"l
lan- products call az llSE y. no'Ni'''
or phone Livingston. OsaFe Nuo'-i',-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27

ia NNIlt lttIII
u now owned end managed hv MIS-. q.
NJ Morton, quiet urUubufhpul and close
IN weekly aud monthly tntph. dining room
In connection. bHnEu lCnt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27
INSTRUCTION

DANCING AND DRAMATIC so
costumes. Hallowen'en or
original. at S25 East Third. Phone Usage
ana
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HnOMs II

EAST RfpE-Ncw b-room apartment
breakfast room. private bath. outlro
second floor. phouc. gAH ana lights fur
niaod viii share with girls employed. 81
for two. For information. call oruEo
asa, office hours or Cedar 2isi after G.ii
n. NJ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27
nNcLusryH MISUNDERSTANDING

wanted Tulsa and vicinity Tor Roaring
River Lodge sltUH, most attractive resort
In boaufIml Dyprks To un aggressive
salesman we offor excellent returns and
strong advertising support. Give fml In
formation and references tirst letter. u.
R LiuIrEcr. blO Commerce bldg Kansas
city. Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27

THIRTEENTH. e. 2lO.- uak ., psi
oak dresser, full size Nyrnis Mr, "a
ti7.bO, kitchen table $3.50 '''i
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-01-28
NAVY Man After Commission on S., 900, 600

Commander Phillips here, "is in ac.
cordance with naval regulations au-
thorizing such charge In such cases.
My lawyers tell me this regulation is
mandatory and cannot be waived by
the secretary of the navy or anyone but
congress. There are precedents for
such payments
II assumed the risk and danger of
transporting this vast sum, bringing it
to New York safely, and am entitled to
a commission.
"In the fall of 1919 the grain cor
poration had this gold on the cruiser
Galveston in the harbor Of Constanti-
nople. They were afraid to bank 1t in
COnstantinople on account of bandits.
Secretary Daniels said he would
waive that part Of the regulations al
lowing a naval officer doing this rea-
sonable commission based upon the
rate which would have been charged by
a merchant vessel. The grain corpora
ton, while thus having the money
transported free from ship and insur-
ance charges, had to release the Navy
department from all responsibility.
Before the gold was put on board
my ship l informed the grain firm l
would be responsible for it and would
collect my commission"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-01-28
Morse Code Saves Man.

Philadelphia.-After he had been
locked for nearly six hours in an her
metically sealed concrete and steel
vault in the city treasurer's office, q
knowledge Of the Morse telegraph code
probably saved the life of Arthur Bren-
ner, assistant city treasurer.
A mouse, also locked in. failed to
survive.
Brenner entered the vault, a room
flfteeu feet square and twenty feet
high. five minutes before closing time,
hunting for warrant. While he was
there the big steel doors swung shut.
he shouted for help without attract
ing notice.
The lights went out automatically
a. the doors shut. Brenner was on a
balcony in the rear. He felt his way
down, pulled open every drawer and
piled the books on the floor to get the
maximum amount of air, and then
slept for while, with his face as near
the bottom of the door as possible.
When he awoke his hand came in
contact with a wooden slat, and re-
membering that Charles Hockwald, 4
night watchman, also could telegraph,
be pounded out in Morse, II am locked
tn"
"Will get help" came the answer
from Hockwald, who Immediately tele-
phoned for man who knew the
vaults combination.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-01-28

n9ILADELPHIA.- spite of n court
j decision denying him commission
for transporting $5,000,000 in gold from
Constantinople, Lieutenant Commander
Wallace B. Phillips. wireless expert at
the Philadelphia navy yard will carry
the fight to a higher tribunal. The
money was brought to this country in
1919 on the destroyer Lamb, Of which
he was then in command. 1t was in
payment for -four sold by the United
States Grain corporation to Bulgaria.
The adverse decision was given by
Federal Judge Hand in New York. He
held that Secretary of the Navy Dan
iels was within his rights in ordering
the money transported on navy YES
sci without any payment claim.
my claim for commission" said
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-01-28
Whv Lillian Geraldine Is Off Romance

e AN FRANCISCO.-Lillia Gerald
- inc Leitcil-as was-dOesn't be-
lieve in fairy stories-any more. Back
In her old Virginia home not SO long
ago, for Lillian Geraldine is only sew
erteen now, she was more credulous.
Now the disillusionment of Lillian
Geraldine is on record in the Superior
court In the form of marriage an
nulment suit.
They met-she and James Robert
Van D'Loye. Any girl might throw
up her hands in surrender to name
like that. To Lillian Geraldine 1t
sounded like a poem. Van D'Loye was
an expert kidder-wooer that is. A
rich man he was. Was not his father
a multi-millionaire in New York, one
of the famous Knickerbocker fam
HES? She believed him, nna W they
were married. Her letters home
glowed. Her dreams had come true.
At first it was lovely; 1t always is.
After while Lillian Geraldine got
to noticing and then to wondering
One day she dug out Of his pocket
little thumb-marked card. 1t read:
Il am deaf and dumb;
"Alms, for PHYS sake, aims"
And that's where Lillian Geraldine's
romance broke into little pieces at her
feet The dashing prince she had
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-01-28
ssWitch" Appeals for Police Protection

accused by Mrs. Catario of starting the
witchcraft story, is under arrest on a
technical charge of disorderly conduct.
At preliminary hearing Mrs. Ca
tario, trembling with terror and with
tears streaming down her cheeks, told
Justice Swick of the Sights, insults
and threats to which she had been SUBJ
jected. Friends of Capriano point to
her accusations as further evidence of
malignant power.
According to the testimony of Mrs.
Catario and others. Caprano first cir
culated the story that she was a witch
shortly before sailing for Italy. eighteen
months ago. He told friends, 1t was
testified, that she was in league with
evil spirits and had supernatural pow
ers, enabling her to cast spells over
others; that she had caused the illness
and death of several children. He re-
turned from Italy recently.
Mrs Catario said women avoided
her In the streets, children fled In
fright, and she was ostracized by
neighbors. Threats had been made,
she said, that unless she left Eilwood
City she would be tied to stake and
burned to death.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-01-28
DENVER LIVE STOCK.
Cattle.

Under good demand on this mar
ket the light offering of stock was
cleared early. Supplies were light but
stock. Few feeders and stcckers were
offered.
One. carload of choice fat cows
topped the market for this kind of
stock at 81. Good grades of cows sold
largely at Sc to $3.50. several loads go-
ing at these figures. One carload of
COWS COWS sold at $3.50; Fair cows and
Few suitable beef steers were in
cluded in the arrivals. Two carloads
Of fair quality beef steers sold at IS
would bring So to 1926. The quality
of the offering on beef steers received
here during the last few weeks has
Feeders and stockers were quiet
Traders were quoting best feeding
steers at $3.50 to $775. while some
thing extra fancy would bring up to
IS. Fair feeders and stockers sold at
81 and down
Top was reached on one load of
choice light hogs which sold to butch
erts at s9.65. Another load went to the
butchers at $3.50. Bulk of the offer
,re beinp packers ton ron one nartnad 6s
heavyweight hogs sold at ss.75.
Pigs We're in good demand, Best
stoeker pigs sold readily at $3.50 to
s9.75 with good stock around 1925.
Good butcher stock was quotable at
50 to 1925 with indications that choice
stock would bring up to $3.50.
Sheep.
Demand was strong and the offer
ing was cleared on an active market.
Prices i'm most instances ON fat lambs
We're strong to slightly higher with
other classes selling steady.
Six and one-half carloads of choice
fat lambs averaging 10 pounds. sold
at S10.25 flat on the carly market. Two
carloads Of heavier lambs averaging
SO pounds sold at 1895 flat
Little trading was done on the feed
ers division. Best feeding lambs were
quoted al sa25 to $3.50 with fair 10
good stock at sS25 to So
One small string Of fat ewes sold at
s425 flat on the early market. Choice