davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-21
LEGAL

be ruhl.shcd Tor twenty. nine r6rs.rutiye
DAYS in the Tulsa Daily world a news
Paper published In Tulsa. oklshoma that
Quited by law shall be- taken and fs.
gardrd us sufficient notice to- all persons
Interested tn the assesausnta hereby
levied by tho terms " thus ordinance.
SECTION g. That ell ordinances or
parts % ordinance iu conflict with the
such conflict exists are uereby repeated
SECTION g. That Au emergency ,Aiafa
Tor the prgHrryatiuu 81 the pulU, health
Hhi safety b. reason whereof this ufdl.
nance sIaU tahs effect from and after
ita ptFsagr, approval and publication.
PASSED. sud the ewyrg HuCy clause
ruled upon separately and approved this
lttn dap OF october. 1891
APPROVED, this ssth dav % october.
r. II EVANa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-21
USED MOTOR INC.
Corner Eighth and Main
Usage 977S
Afro SUPPLIES AND REPAlas II

AIR COMPRESSOR wanted. suitable for
garage work. Central Garage, ia South
Cheyenne. Usage kbGi.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-21

NM n |TTNT
A representative VI the latrrHt rug mann
fsrturrv BOO tur suuthwrat lH locating IN
Iu.an. We make rugs from worn carpets
audi EurrnN rug nuWE lu Oh popular
4i.ua and culora. Telephone tAare 563A
amt hu will call and show sou samplea
uffgrs reasonable.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-21

or uUHErK, ostcopathic physi-
,sn has moved from. apartment I,
cutie POO Eew bauisI BldU. Once phone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-21

~" ms ,...' ,'...' ,'..il'el ,'.il'el 70 "H"'NH ih" cost
,tl.'ft ,,,,,,'uN pm e"ll district
~. ..si.I ~ ~ .t.' W. we lE'P
,,'y t'l.,..l,.,' t'l.,l ,.','' a4' nlh'L tiop.iN IAUI'
Sua,.. t, '"' '"' 'Nh'I' lh''e'I' aa
'''''' i,tf,..rtt,.,..,, .,.,.,.r,a..
MI '''''f ''.'i' N''iiit
IN N,.,. t,""'' ,,..... IT, Amt
& IA, S.t "'6'"l ,,,,
"a nv p.,I t"tt Sag
40 ytRI,,,N.N,IS -. 'Va.l4
,- g"N'N',M g,,N, NIIIIloN
4, ~ %, '' M''H ~
". toI ,'51" ,. d." .NNl
~, ro, = E.'h lh....
w g ~ " Amen ~ .I '-
'rfpeI.,,.,,i',,,' 5,''r,ty.,. '''.v'
o. '.', l'N
10 -' Iheoeofe Cox
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-21
LEGALS
Public Auction on Monday,
December 12, 1921.
osape. Oklahoma Oil Leases
bv II = Government

A. pIwhuska. Oklahoma, December ~.
'ssf about 10. 800 acres iu quarter section
,..fts v..W be offered Tor oil leases. iidg
q, h. Dor bonus in addition to stipulated
r5y,.tI,s. % per cent payable on date on
- balance In three annual install m'nts
sal.t .rtsbte s.curIfv within the area
4y..f.s,I there are about 1850 OLD wells
S-1frsinc from Z to ] 600 barrels each.
bs taral daily production Tor september
tsI,r about G5 GOO barrels. ard about 90
r4u drnHlng. All lands now leased sepa-
TstsIv f5r gas For blue rrInts % area
alys-tI..d tracts now leased and produc.
I,r ,yrIi. srrd So cents and f1r all logs 90
".S1urirg wells 2E cents and Tor further
informatiln white 20 u. s. superintendent
Ossre Agency pawhuska, oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-21

pouuE touring 1870. good tres, me-
,hau,ally perfect. fine buy, very
easy tcrms TO rcspunsible parties. 1875
W. SECOND. cedar 2Gb6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-21

ItUGI ruadhter iste model. good tlrcHi
Looks good aud runs good. t3I5 good
trruH central Garage. ii5 s, choy
uuur. Usage s0Gi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-21

.utNHuLEH touring. two rpot lights
bumper cord tires runs ana looks like
ntv,. scr, easy terms 1895 ". Sec
luU Cedar gCEf.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-21
PRICES

We save you money on tires.
AUTO A TIRE EXCHANGE.
5l3 East second ~ Usage 5000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-21
LEGALS

and has determined 20 ASSESS tho eust
" the improvements lu said district
against the abutNrg property the prom
erty benefited, and other property fable
20 assessment and the owners thereof 60
follows, 90 wit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-21

FRANK D.. DUNCAN, Cl'y Attorney
r,..-, a.. .,.... ,,. 49,, 49,,
Huu.'sH." ~ " t's 10 "a ~ ~, ~.
,'thovr y D" a. 90 '.i ~ z. 81 -
10 -'Ns al S pa,-.h1
- -,,.t.'yS.-' ~. ~ " "'''' PAM
~. t.,-rr,,,, pp,,.r ,,t.v,y,.
81 ~ ,,-r -, ...', 70, t a., n ~ ~
thA'I ""', y gIuS-,"tll ~ '''n or
nIh''" ,N,II ". ''.- ' .' -
state 81 'hI Itth'.hg. emu giu'hauee 20.
-4Vh .i VIZ t.f ~ .,. '.'', '., '''., on S"'a
I''.". a"N'.' 'tt',.ei - ~" W ."N, a.
ING .uI -".'l 49,. ','' "."S"' % "
ZIP, ~ '|.1' '.'i,.,,s. b,-lt,a,tslpy
ere t''L VT '"' ~. t,'.' ,',' '''"'',l -
l.' '".,, M A attE Ia. ~ ,tH,..,t'
So ~ ',-+tu",t m. 80.
Iy-...it a'u Lrlg,,'i. ty i"V '"i{
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-21
MoroClclEs I'D nloycIks


" WAHTED--used cars TO sell on small com
mission Tor private owners. Used Car
EXehange. Al9 y. Main. Usage ttes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-21
GOODYEAR TIRES AT HALF PRICE.

'H'yfHhes Usage tHel'
GOODYEAR TIRES AT HALF PRICE.
Have you been In and locked over our
Ggodyear,. factory rebuilt tirssl II not
shy nat7 Th5ac tirrs arc bctiHT tiTsT
Tor less money. Don't wait. come In and
let US show you these wonderful tires.
PRICES
! s.st a2NsH .,... .,.,....,,.il5ls
ll1yb aRAi .ttt+s .s... s'ss,'.,s.' t&0. 70
iiAsb ssAt o. ''''''''''''''''''. LIZ
'i7.ts sistH ......,. ......... y. 80
2s15 ''..'.., '.'.......''' go
SbHb ..,.... .592so
We save yoa, money 2n t,,, tires.
AUTO 4 TIRE EXCHANGE, ,..
SALE on TIRES
Look AZ these prices and yoWV see that
29s2 Non -stld i,..'''.'''..' ..'.'! 90
/ iIiisE 'AiRoEr' NEW TIRES. ana our stock tS
AUl'O 4 rIKE EXCHANGE.
$40 E'st second St Osage boob'
TUBE SALE
/ We have Just bought several hundred
aa1 .a|'' ba,'or ''r' rav,yl. y'u h0oK' AZ THEsE
riuci3 on GrArANTEgn TUBES.
a0F.a .......... ...'''''.'''''''''' tsy
lh.- siles priced accordngiy
..s Ea., second 81 osage 5000
AuTos ron HIKE--GARAGEs ~
. nIJIuLit b.. bOo--Garage for rent
sit.yrNnE- g.. 7Is--tiaJags Tor rent,
cheap can osase bsl.. l..--------
ron RESr Storage so per month,
steam heat gl5 S. Main. Phone
Cedar ell1.
uuruuIa s.. Us.Garagg tar oRs car.
rHrep r0l rnoua Cedar ie22.
MOTORCYCLES AND HfCYCLEs Is
WcYcLg given away no strings Get
AHur number, Indian Motor sales &
service. Iu,I, Rrat Mayc Bldg, Fifth
and Nllu. OEage 6iGG,
"OH uOY"-A good wheel for sale, rsa-
7nuHblr. CaN cedar ESQ,
REBUILT machines OF an makes; prices
from 400 10 1250, complete line Harley
Davidson parts mat orders promptly
4. Third cedar llOb.
wANTED-AUToMoB "a
USED, cAEs SOLD FOR PRlYATn owN,
ERS. SO srORAGEt REASONABLE
COMMISSION. i03-s W. SECOND sT.
CEDAR 1855.
WAETED--Used cars 10 sell on small com,
mission Tor private owners, Used Car
Exchange. il9 y. Main, Usage ttsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-21
AUTOMOBILES
ArrnMnnIIrs rnn sNLE

NUTOMOBIIEs ron SALE 10
DtAHnLEH touring. two spot lights
bumper, cord tires. runs ana looks ilke
0,v.. ,nf, easy terms, l01-b W. Sec
lud cedar aC6s
uDuGu roadster late model, good tireH
la'4s saad ana runs good, '3!e' good
ouue. usrEs spei
pouuE touring 1890. good tires. rne-
ohauoHlW perfect a nne buy, very
easy torm. TO rcspunsible parties 1875
DODGE roadster. motor Just overhauled
good tirrs. splendid buy. Terms iol-
g. West Second. cedar 1855.
EuR SALE or THADE-rivo- passenger
Ncu iu Al condition. a bargain "
taken nt once. ilbo \. Utica.
ruR sALE..Or trade, b-passenger REQ.
n Good condition. 1850 Utica.
/ FOR sALE.ioii Cadillac speedster, ~
perfect condition WIN take 1850 cash,
I Apply gu s.. Houldcr
I Fuup truck. almost new. pneumatic
tlroa, splendid running condition. large
body and cab. 1915 ", Second. Cedar
ron SALE Fords. podges. Bueks and
/ bargain. terms 10 Huit. Used Gar EH-
| change. u9 y Maln osage ttoi
/ FOR HALE.-sovsn. passenger buick car,
5000 condition good rubber. 1900. 6li
g iHuHing.
/ ron RALE-OId's 20" 1919. extra lire
ana wheel. runs and looks like 1ew,
worth $1,000. must sell for $500 cash. u
Will pHy You tu investigate, u, II. Hatch.
bnr i76 Turley, OKLA.
FORD touring model 1890. with starter.
Al condition. l0h W. First Cedar
/ i907
| rom coupe, starter. wire wheels ana
| ali other necessary extras easy terms.
/ i0a-b W. second cedar 2s66,
FORD sedan. electric starter. runs aud
sale iO1.b w, sernnd. Cedar 1855.
/ FORD roadster almost new tires. fine
/ running order 500 cash balance month
/ ~ lo5.b W second Cedar 1855.
FoR BALB--Peetlea- sedan. y s--
fact condition. will ssrrifioe fos
quick snlo THIS car can be seen
and demonstrated from smiths Ca.
rage. 0iT =. Boulder.
ron sALn-ons Ford touring car sgs
= Lawtou. CaaHe 966bsH
II NfTCHELL "G" 1890 model four new
casings This car Is as good as new,
/ Price 5000 terms 10 suit don't need
, l' call Noe C9dar hs3 or OHage 7l37-R
MUST SILL at once. fine G.oylinder car.
completely ovofhauled. In perfect con
ditiDn. no roanonablo offer refused. Cedar
REo speed wagon threc.auartor ton. Nat
bed, good tres, 10 trade for Ford. Call
SEVEN rAssEN0ER Cadillac car in Al
what have you1 cedar il55
bargains in used cars and trucks OF
all kinds.
USED MOTOR INC.
Corner Eighth and Main
Osage 977S
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-21

Have you been IN and looked over our
g1ndyenr. factory rebuilt tires7 II not.
~hy metz Thtac tiTr1 arc tcttrT tire
Tor less money. Don't wait, come In and
let US show you these wonderful tires.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-06
ffArTAUQUA
EEaTIYAL.

"A opportunity 10 being given res
ife a. ui the community this week
90 promote the morale OF the tow
and country.
Those persons who really wish q
exhibit their regard for culture
mental growth. clean entertainment
and a better morality are being asked
20 back tho ChautauquA Festival "a
d. held here next week, not BY a
donation OF time or money. but b.
tho purchase Of a season ticket fOf
five nights entertainment at 80
cents each.
The festival IL sponsored by q
group OF women who compose the
Fiief Womens club They have
guaranteed the expense OF the enter.
D. ~. relying upon the support OF
progressive community Filler han
lolg had a reputation OF being a poor
supporter OF chantauquaa aud lyecum
courses, Thia IL a reflection on the
citizenship. The opportunity IL now
. ven 20 correct this impression.
iiny ticket for the course. Buy
tNp tickets.
II u an investment Ia a worth
while endeayor.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-06
THE VALUABLE
NEWSPAPER

The towns biggest asset IL It's news.
papef, providing. OF course. the news.
paper has tho interest OF tho town al
heart The true value OF this Ia very
pften nnderratod BY careless aud un.
ohnervant persons. A 1.-Two paper can
d. more 20 boost and advertise a town
than any other force In a. Its impor.
lance Il obvious
dead" paper IL = hlndrance 10
any town. A town IL Judged By the
way u Il reflected through the col.
umns of its newspaper A commend.
able publication In town draws the
attention OF the outsiders. maintains
interest In home Industry aud goes
cut horaldinx the news that It's town
a the beat.
There are many things that 60 10
make up good newspaper. II L. not
only the source OF news and informa-
tiou. but u acts as a medium Tor the
business houses and their customers
~ reading isa colums OF advertise
menia the shopper II Informed OF bar
gains that would otherwise escape
notice. u readers the merchant a
serslce BY bringing hts goods before {
the peoples notice. This double SER /
vice. carried on through the adyertis-
ins columns. 10 the biggest feature OF
the modern paper.
There Il quality In Advertising 4
The publication that strives % make 4
tha ads attractive will got the adyrr-
tissf the beat results No one carcs
90 rad an ad that Ia not attractive
% the eye Tbs modern and up-to.
date paper sp~cislltca on the arrange
ms'at aud makeup OF iis ads 20 make
them attractive ant appealing 20 the
reading public. This works FOR bet.
isf general results. pleasing both the
readers and the advertisers
he home paper Il always the best
pa Y comes IN closer touch with the
prphicms and life % your commun.
~ lis Interests are your interests
AND Y IL DESTROYS % the betterment
u ali local thinks Watch the paper
ne hooeis the home Industries.
'ehocis. churches. etc. and lend Il
ioaf support Cameron tTexl I'm.
efprise
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-06

set in reducing the number Of new
measures and the deyoting OF its time
TO the consideration of important
matters. May express the hope that
the Sixteenth session will surpass the
spleadid record OF its predecessor in
this respect.
| trust that every bill presented 10
you. regardless OF its sponsors or
opponents, will be carefully scrutin-
ICED and studied before its enact
ment or rejection. with a view solely
TO aseertaining its good or evil for
the entire state and its people.
The office OF the chief executive
will be open TO every member OF the
legislature. invite, individually and
your cooperation and
trust. Let us serve so earnestly that
the net results OF our labor will be
for the betterment of our state.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-06

: itlated steps 10 become citizens, the
right 10 own real estate In ldano.
We should not make possible the
ownership or colonization Of our
lands by an element either foreign
In fact or In spirit. which either does
nor wish 10 or cannot be assimiiated
and become American In sympathy
and ideals.
Oser-Goserned.
IL is said that the United States
is the most oyer-goyerned nation IN
tho world, due TO the flood OF ne"
La Wa enacted al each session OF our
state legislatures. There Is little
doubt but that we are too prone TO
attempt the cure OF small evils by
Fewer laws and better
ones are highly TO be desired. wish
TO commend the members OF the FIJI
teenth session for the example they
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-06

OF our language and means should be
provided therefor
Free Speech.
Free speech Is the cornerstone OF
free government aud must be pre-
served. Malice. SANDER and yilifica-
ton. however. should not find i'm
munity behind this bulwark OF lib
erty. Free speech may either be a
shield OF liberty or the dagger OF an
assassin favor the coupling OF free
speech with responsibility for It's
use. ! believe IL Is high time that We
should have an effective criminal
iib ! law which will still the tongue
OF SANDER and sheath the dagger OF
character assassination.
Alien Land Law.
favor the enactment OF leglsla-
ton reserying TO citizens OF the Unit
ed States. or 10 those who have In
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-06
cHILD FEEDING


The Record will shortly forward
fHe literary Digest Child Feed
ms Fund" the contributions received
a.-..i our readers 10 aid the starving
children Of eastern aud southern En.
rope. No concerted drive IL being
made Tor tho cause. However. more
than half million dollars was sent
~ "a the Literary Digest fund last
y Oh. making a total OF more than
two millions that has been contrib.
utcd 70 the cause through that pub
ilcafion, In another part OF this pa
per several articles will be found
concerning the urgent necessity of
help from America. The Record 80
faf has received but one eontrlbu-
ton of IS. and that cams from
former overseas soldier. We would
like 90 forward at least s26 Co the
aid 81 this cause. Makes checks pay
able 10 The Literary Digest child
Feeding Fund" and forward TO this
office.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-06
MESSAGE OF
GOV. d. w. DAVIS
TOLECISLATURE

iContinued from Page ~
Fathers. the terrentensry 81 whoae
iauaink 80 have last celebrated sur.
H"a~t ~ sreat dangers and cos
frontcf BY difficulties we know aot
~. ihey aid the foundations 81 =
xnferrmsnt toward uhirA an ~
wofid has tarned Tor guidance. Mar
their ~isdom and fortitudr Inspire
ert sustsin IA IN solving the prob.
ifas % today
trononsy Must Rr rraeticcsi.
We nu.t face eourakeonsly aud
lirsniy the fact that economy nust
b prsettesd Ffnsneial conditions
drmAnd rcsr~nehmput Axrienlture
ard Industry are depressed labor -
none too secure In employment. IN
ausfry IL heavily burdenea. nnd there
r. uncertainty In the future. The
people Of America are tho victims %
personal extravaganza. Of extortion
ard OF indotsne~. They have with
but little protect submitted 10 the
machine tons Of profitrsrs and 70
Of the Stacker IN indus
Try. No class Il frss from rspro4eh
for the part u lee played. All are
Jointly rssDessiess- Lssislssion can
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-06

American ideals are more potent
than statutes IN shaping our destiny
as a nation. II Is a patriotic duty 10
preserve and exalt them. Can We
hope that those who neither speak
nor read our language will adopt our
ideals or appreciate cur Institutions
They can hardly do other than re-
main foreigners In thought and ideal
and too often become a disturbing
factor In our civilization. II Is I'M
portsnt. for their safety as we'll as
our own. that such persons be re-
CURED 10 gain . working knowlsdgs
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-06
TABLE SYRUP

koo-koo. cane and corn syrup. gallon soc
Bear Brand. i0-poaud pail .. stfo
Bear Brand. S-pound pail ....... So
Wedding Breakfast. white. l0-lb. pail n 90
Wedding breakfast. white. 5-lb. pail Hsc
Wedding breakfast. white, corn. l0-lb. pail Doc
Wedding Breakfast. white. corn. S-lb pail M ssr
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-06

Capital % develop our mines. ea.
tabiish nes industries. utilise our
raw material and make productive
our arid lands Is one OF our greatest
ncsds. The fundamental principles
necessary 20 b. observed In obtain
ms capital are a. Reaasint 4 with our
resources and 10 safeguard It's tn
vestment Every obstruction should
b. placed IN the way OF question BILE
stocks and securities. whether orig
mating la Idaho or elsewhere. NIL
lions 81 dollars that are now needed
a. develop Idaho have gone out OF
the state to line the pockets OF a.
naneial adventures. Legitimate an
terprise will invite such scrutiny e.
VIII sire Il standing among eonssrv~
alive Investors and sneourags cap
l,sl 10 seek Investment IN Tie stats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16
Poland Resumes Trade by Barter
fly United News. ]

WARSAW, April l5.-Poand. Soviet Russia.
and the Ukraine are getting lack to funda-
mental principles OF trade-by barter.
The establishment OF these trading markets
ut seven towns along the Polish border, where
Russians. some from deep In the interior nj
the country come with their horses and cattle
and small supplies of foodstuffs. marks the
first step in trade relations which, are begin
ming to have their effect on Polish commercial
life.
The influx OF horses from Russia. by the
way, has been so great that the theoretical
price has dropped from 10000 marks to CO.,
900 marhs-equivalent to drop of from $500
to $780, in American money.
In return for the live stock Poland is send
ing into Russia quantities OF textile goods
and salt, with more limited supplies of iron
and steel products and some other manufac-
tured goods.
The development of the barter markets Is
providing increasing employment for tho
tens of thousands of Russian refugees in
Poland. and has led to the reopenins of
numtor of Polish factories. Thus the unem-
ployment problem is rapidly being solved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16
LAY PLANS TO FORM
TANK COMPANY HERE

Preliminary plans for the definite
organization OF n tank company in
Richmond were laid last night at an
enthusiastic meeting OF n number of
Kichmond's bcst-known young mon.
held Mt Grays' Armory. hdlutant-
Cecil. u. s. A, were the principal
John Bocock. who is acting AZ re-
cruiting officer. stated that another
meeting VIII be called for next
Thursday night, April 81, at tho Grnys'
Armory, where further moves will BIO
made.
The government has signifcd it's
intention to send hftoen tanks to
Richmond Immediately upon notih-
cation of the organization OF this
unit.
The term OF enlistment for men
who have seen previous military SER
Vice. has been set an ono year; for
others, three years Is the period. 4
sergeant instructor is already in the
city. Request will he made to the
government to have a tank sent to
ltichmond soon to assist in the re-
cruiting.
General Stern stated that num-
her OF tho larger concerns. Banks and
20 ailow certain percentage OF their
employees tho fifteen days needed for
summer training, in addition to their
regular vacations. They also agreed
70 supplement the pay received from
the government with the difference
needed to make UP their regular sal
aries. - -
In addition to the usual quota of
officers and non-coms, there are two
positions In the company for me-
chanics, paying $3.50 and $3.50 per
month. respectively.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16
IMMIGRATION BILL WILL
BE PRESENTED TOMORROW
Try Initial Naval

WASHINGTON. April I5.-The I'm
migration restriction bill prepared
Tor introduction in the House tomor-
row 10 practically the same in form
az whom II passed last session, to be
vetoed by President Wilson.
1t is expected to get consideration
Monday.
and several others. prepared minor
ity report, arguing that provisions
OF tho bill are impracticabic of. en-
forcement: that 1920 and not 1910 i'm
migration figures should be made the
basis OF restriction. and that tho limi-
tation should be per cent and not
3 per cent of tho number OF aliens
In the country.
Segal points out that Germany will
be permitted $4,000 immigrants under
the bill. while some Of the allies will
be allowed but small number
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16
.FARRAR's CONCERT HERE
T0ATTRACT BIC CROWD
Much Interest Is Being Manifested
in Coming Engagement at
Auditorium.

Geraldine Farrar, ono OF the most
charming and fascinating women In
the world, who Will sing hero In the
CITY Auditorium Friday night. April
cessful tours OF her sensational
career. according to word received
In Richmond during the last fow,
the most popular singers who has
ever appeared before n Richmond au-
dience. has visited most OF the large
cities of the North this ycar. and has
been singing before large crowds.
Tickets for tho Farrnr concert will
BIO placed on salo Mt the Corley Com
pany Monday morning. Already n
tons have been received.
During her tour this season Miss
Farrar.. like every other successful
prima donna. has been besieged with
and no day passes that she does not
receive letters asking advice about
voice training. That Is one OF the
singer must endure. 1t Is not so~Vcry
many years ago when she. herself,
a slip OF girl. appeared on the
empty stnge Of the old Boston h,n,Sa Tho
She thinks that by tho time a
young woman is eighteen she should
nave begun her serious work. for by
that timo her musical bent will have
whether vocal or instrumental music
is to be her chosen metier and some
thing definite about tho range and
possibilities OF her voice IL she Is to
become II singer. Miss Farrar her
self began when she was twelve.
Many precocious girls have dono tho
snmo thing. but there is. ut least one
famous prima donna who did not
do any serious work until she was
nearly thirty. Therefore. ms Miss
Fnrrar says. there Is no hard and fast
rule about this.