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The Washington times., 1921-04-20
OLD YEAST EATERS
NOW TAKE TABLETS
Tablets Easier to Take-Results
Quicker And More EeonsAical.
CHEMISTS EXTRACT THE
vITAMINE FROM YEAST

Objectional features and slow re-
suits with ordinary yeast have caus-
ed thousands to give up the Vitamine
treatment, but now-tnanks TO mod
crn chemistry, you can buy tablets
containing q proper dose OF concen-
trated Yeast Vitamine water Solu-
BILE B) extracted from yeast. with
tho still more important Fat Solu-
BILE A" Vitamine. etc.
These "Phos-Pho Vitamine" Tab
lets, made expressly for medicinal
use, contain nothing to disturb the
weakened stomach. as plain yeast
may do. Results are QUICKER more
economical. To Danish pimples.
boils. carbuncies. etc. aelp correct
constipation. beautify complexion. re-
store weight and rebuild the user.
these Phos-Pho Vitamine tablets
produce most unusual results.
Doctors, druggists and chemists
prefer this newer better wav to take
Vttamines. The tablets are made
OF the hnest ingredients in one of
Americas oldest and largest Iabora-
tories. Peoples Drug Stores. Wash
fnEton, d. c.
The Washington times., 1921-04-20
|USE "T|z FOR SORE,
/ TIRED, ACHING FEET
No more puffed-up, burning,
sWeaty, calIoused feet
or C0rnS.

Just take your shoes off and then
nut those weary. shoe-crinkled. ach-
ing. burning. corn-pcstered bunion-
tortured feet of yours in "Tiz"
bath. Your toes will wriggle with
Joy; they'll look up at you and al
most talk and then they'll take an
other dive in that 'Tiz" bath.
When your feet feel like 1umps Of
lead---all tired out--just try "Tiz."
It's Rrand-it's glorious. Your feet
will dance with Joy: also you will
md all pain gone from corns. cal
1ouses and bunions.
There's nothing like "Tiz." It's
the only remedy that draws out all
the poisonous exudations which
puff up your feet and cause foot
torture.
Get a box OF, "Tiz" at any drug
or department store don't wait.
All! how glad YOUR feet get; how
comfortable your shoes feel. You
can wear shoes a size smaller II
you desire.
The Washington times., 1921-04-20
FURRIERS ARRESTED AS
RUSS GEM SMUCGERS

CHICAGO. April so.--Isaac and
Rebecca Geitler. owners OF fur store
ere under arrest today and police de-
clare they believed them to be the
agents OF a syndicate said to have dts
posed Of $1,OOO,1 100 worth of Russian
.ewels smuggled into this country.
Headquarters Of the syndi"ate, Fed
sral agents believe, are In Montreal
from where diamond runners brought
them into the United States. Many
jewels known to have been sold by
Russian mobiles In Paris are said to
have been found In this country.
Government agents hopo the arrest
OF the Geithers viii lead to apprehen,
sion OF the ring leaders OF the
syndicate. '.ft
The Washington times., 1921-04-20
FRENCH LINE STEAMER
HEAD IN U. 5. IS SUICIDE
Maurice Kozminski Hangs Self
in New York Apartment.

NEW YORK. April 20.-Maurice
Kozminski, head of the Compagnic
Generale Trans-Atlantique. better
known as the French limo of steam
ships, in the United States. was found
dead in his apartment here yesterday.
According to the report of the medi cal
examiner he committed suicide by
hanging himself with the cord OF his
bath robe.
He had suffered from meiancholia
since the death OF his wife three
months ago. his friends said. He is
survived by a son and daughter. Be-
fore coming to New York. he was rep
resentative of the French line in Chi
cago.
Mr.. Kozminski was sixty three years
old. The body will be taken to Chi
cago tomorrow for burial.
The Washington times., 1921-04-20
70 USERS OF MINERAL OILS
FOR CONSTIPATION!

You have noticed the uncontrol-
liable, annoying leakage that occurs
after the use OF rnineral oils commonly
sold. This u bkcauss in order to pro-
duce the proper eject Of lubricating
tho intestinal tract, large doses Gable.
spoonfuls) must be used.
USOLINE, the original Russian
Mineral Oil Is heavy bodied and re-
mains In tke intestinal tract long
enough to do the work: requires .
smaller dosage, and, because there u
NO excess oil, there Il no leakage.
USOLIND oil Is tastelea, csloe-
hess, odoriess, effective. At all Drug
gista Three sizes: 5oc; $1.00; $1.7k
The Washington times., 1921-04-20
ALABAMA STEEL MILL
RESUMES OPERATIONS

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Arril 90
The steel plate mill at Endsiey. a
suburb. has resumed operations
night and day. II was announced to-
day.
Although these operations do not
include all departments OF the big
mill. the night apd day operations
places the output Of the plant At
nearly maximum
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

MOTOR BOATS ABL,zE ~ ruN.

An unlocked fni thrill eniivanef 'hs
filming % the nfth episode ~ Fight.
INK Pate a" the late-, Nlagaph chsg's;
play with William Duncan. wh.rh ms
- seen AZ the Liberty theatre today
and THURSDAY. The script called Or
On exciting race h.tweer two power
boats. one containing the heroine Edith
Johnson. being abducted b. the head
q the Black Circle gang
shortly after TIE little craft whirief
away the lesding hoai caught IN FIRE.
4 seoonf later the pursuer back fired
snd famr- sprsnE uIi o. u tor S.ere,
~ excitement followed and bllsi.rei
hands verr ihe tui. rather than the x
cept.on before IN twin fires we're on,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
u. S. PROFESSORS
HAVE CHARGE Of
PERU EDUcAH ton
AMERICAN EXPERTS ARE TO
IMPROVE SOUTH AMERI.
CAN SYSTEM.

LIMA Peru. July It--Virtually the
entire educational system ~ Peru is
nos under the direction q American
professors who were called here recently
io complete an cdurationaI reform move
m'nt b'gun Ten vars axe
Tho fnr"igu rdu,aiton1l experts are
to develop The system. from the primary
grades Co 'h' university. boz accordance
with "a" special needs 90 each section
q the country.
Dr Harr1 Erwin Bard. formerly scc.
Rotary ~ the Pan American Snri.tv IL
the United States and FORMERLY connect.
al with ~, Philippine educational mis-
sion. was chosen by President Lcguia %
direct the reorganization Doctor Bard
has been appointed general ~ education
and under him 1r" more than go Amer.
can professors
The courfrE has bccn divided into
'hr,, regions Th" regional directors ar,
John X Er.siu. - South Carolina
william " Andrews. ~ Massachusetts,
and Glenn D.. 'aGikins. u Washington
D q SpauldUs 20 Vermont j. director
20 Hhrartfirs " Wilson 81 Illinois
j. director - stsmination- and studic-
and , g.. Cr.r. FORMERLY director 20
the rhhppn. neol system is dir,r
'nr ~ school ~. contradiction
: new gu..- called tn University
% Technical 1is has br.n created
ia branches t.. engineering aETiDul.
tore. p.tiHrnl -flenr.- lrd ls'ral
tfts ana rrr roe. Tn Jest three
ranches ar. rciiycly under me ii
20, ton - ~ Lull - Kar1s. = e..
Phillips and D William = Dunn. fur
u'fly = the .r-ity - Texas
Fourteen rff American o.. fessHTs
have been d- tied amurE tI. srC.
Hri4ry ruiiee..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
FAMOUS BANKERS
ARE TO ADDRESS
MEETING JULY 19
DEPARTMENTAL CONFER
ENCES FEATURE OF MIN.
NEAPoLIS CONVENTION.

MINNEAPOLIS MINI July % AZ
though the program fnr fH. nineteenth
annual convention - th. American In
s'ituic ~ laukiur the educational di
vision Df The American Bankers AsslrI-
alton. 200 l-. held july pc fu ... urlu..v.
here i- siiu Tentative. Items definitely
arranged inUiud" addresses by e number
{ men nationally known lu commercial
md financial circles
Amoug ihos. Vhu ar. definitely pro
srtmmci az, IS D simmons. - the
Associated simmons Hardware Com
IanI's - Louis John ~ PusIrher
president ~ th, Marshall and Tsley
Bank. Milwaukee and vi,, president -
%" American Iauk.rs As..siatlun
Charles bnnu'I'y president ~ tho
northern Pacific Railway Company ~
Paul. Dr Walter Ll.ht.usi..n. foreign
trade adviser ~ -h, First National
Bank ChiDrH % e. WHs F,d.r.l Pc
serve Bank agent rf Cleveland r. "
b,.kt. president NO ff. Southwestern
National lsuk Nirn.sftI.. end : a
tI1u. ti...W .ii,r' no ft. frs, IA
nrr1 Errs Minneapolis
Subjects hat. r.f Hen HgI.ad upon
.r 80 t-.a Hr So UHnn.Ir NJ
Decker and 81 simmons vIu deliver
fhre. ~ fbr o.. .ri4s'r, talks
Dur ~ ths features ~ tH. CON. rnfI1n
RiI o.. ''r departmental .sHf.r.ureg
win tu institute mar ~ r..Hgnlysd
fHIIf. as I'aIsI Ir .H.h Ih. confer.
..r..... r......#...s.. .. .H f.#|.#H...
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
BOOZE SMUGGLING IS
BANNED BY BERMUDA
u, Assosia,sdPre.s

~ AFfftftAisd ifeHs
HAMILTON. Bermuda. July The
Colonial Parliament has lust passed
special law to prevent liquor smuggling
from Bermuda tu the United states
Anyone putting mtoNicants ahuard Il
vessel bound tu American ports incurs
a fine ~ Sis5 and the penalty Tor u
SECOND offcnsc Is $500 Local dealers
who are found To b. IN cunni,ancc with
the law breakers are p.naliycd and may
b. deprived of their licenses
This law. which h now IN effect. was
brought about thanks 10 the reckless
manner IT carrying on Illicit operations
DURING the past year Not only were
hiding places for "hpuze" In sll parts ~
the ships utilized. hat the smuggiors
went so far az to open NJ barrels 81
potatoes IN the hold and insert whiskcy
bottles
Discovery ~ this practice led 10 m
cutlery from local produce shippcrg who
forcsaw Interference with their deli,
cries .niailing DELAY and money losses
The Rctmuians were concerned over
N" possibility - having tho liners held
up a. New York hv federal agents 20
the peril ~ legitimate trade and the In
icrruption ~ tourist iraffi, ON which
lo,sl prosperity Fo largely depends
IN. recent capture. off the Carolina
roast. ~ schooner with a. barrels ~
whiskey loaded here ~ y, George. also
had It's effect IN Fastening legislation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
THURSDAY CLUB GIVES
FRIDAY NIGHT CARNIVAL


SHAMROCK. Texas. July Zone .;
the lost quick home talent affairs that
ever appeared Or Shamrock. was that
q the carnival hv tts Thur-iav club
on Friday night Everything - make
Pun and merrynor' was fhrrc. and tho
hos had Their fln tossing confetti IN
ne faces 70 The gifis present. The
Unique feature ~ thr rlrhf was
scene ff0r Hiies To. devil ard sev.
erai imus were present in their rcd
suits wiih horns and .oug tails. making
very hifrnus appea rance.
I, was held II ihe Pair park and The
proceeds which amounted o. arprosi.
msisiy 800 viii D. spent O. equip q
re-, room Cor Tho women trading IN
Shamrock and any others Vho may b>
In the ci'v for a short time and no
place o. GO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
SERVICE MEN WILL
REALIZE AMBITIONS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind July l2.--The
80 members o. the American Legion
who wish, France this summer as guests
Z the French government and Presi.
lcnt Mllcrsud will realize the dream
that every member ~ the = T. r. has
're,med-tha; some day h. would re-
turn 10 France.
The American Legion pilgrimage will
sail from New York Aux. , on the
Gcorg. Washington. the presidential
ship during the peace conference. The
party will b. in France three weeks.
Th Iegiuunaire will revisit the places
Ut ,rstwhile combat and horror and viii
relive the parts they played In the
supreme conflict.
10 the course ~ their tour. the dele.
Gates viii attend many ceremonies IN
honor q the American troops who
fought in France. Foremost will 10
th. unvciling - the Flicrcy monument.
erected hy the citizens 81 Lorraine and
the town - Tlircy a. a tribute 90 the
ysior q the American soldiers who fe.
iverci their soil from German OCCupa-
ton.
a, Chateau Thicrry the Legion men
will lay the corner stone 90 "Pont
Roosevelt" the new span across the
Marine named for the late Theodore
md his son Quentin. The latter died
IN oomlai near Chateau Thicrry,
N has been announced that Franklin
D'Olior. former national commander %
~ Legion. would lead the Legion party
In the absence u National Commander
Emery who j. prevented from making
'he trip by stress % other Legion mat.
tors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
HILL TO WORK FOR
REDISTRICTINC BILL

SHAMROCK. Texas. July i2-Rsp-
reseniaiive ~ y HW % shsmfo.s ief'
sunday niEhi for Austin 10 attend tho
special session - 10. legislature lie
expects - stop = few d=ys lr Mineral
Wells snd look sitter hrsinesa Interests
m Dallas bcfors rearhing Ausiln.
NJ. Hiu aid upon iesglng fh7f 10
would ~ prepared ~ irfr0fgre fh. sen
s'arisl refirricting BIZ ~ tho bszir
Ming n the session and would D. he
hss' 10 Get sme equsi sdlusf.nen, =
ne rspre>en,a'ion In the state senate
IN Terss BE 10 isfe. this IL one q tho
most important hills ma VII D. D.
fore the Legislature during the session
especially b this vsr; Of the state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
DECLINE IN BUSINESS
FAILURES Is REPORTED

business failures are decreasing both
ir number and IN liabilities according
o. H. q. Dun a Company reports.
This means. bfnkers ssy. that the
financial side Il business depression T.
nearing its close
The number = buiness m0rtallties
has been declining since January. In
N. matter - total liabilities UNPAID
bills. delinquent hank lo,ns. etc. the
crisis was passed in March
Here's Dun's tshl. % failure. since
N. first q the year. ~ months:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

phia. Is In Amarillo. He reports the
prospects for business In his line good
throughout the Panhandle
Scales Company Represented.
/ The Toledo Scales company Is being
represented in the Panhandle by Cha..
=. Springer % ~ Paso who will spend
sume time In this territory.
6rocery Salesman Calls ON Jobbers.
Geo. W. simpson. Tennison company
- Dallas. l. calling on local jobbers
this week demonstrating the advantages
q handling his line OF canned goods.
0ldtimer Here Again.
G. W. Martin for Is years a sales
man In this territory. representing the
Sprague Warner Grocery company Of
Chicago. Is NJ the Amarillo hotel
Fishing Fine but Costly.
W. y. Larry. general salesman for
Sanger Brothers of Dallas. reports busi.
ness good In this territory for the mer.
chandise that YOU can't deliver. for in.
stance. ladies' silk hosiery: colors.
brown and mahogany Of the dark
African variety.
'f ~ = AAfAf - Af'A AlNulNA NNNf
an thu canyon but that II cost him IS
10 find out.
Burk Calls on Wholesale Trade.
ID, ;. BuTks. representing the Stan
iard sanitary Manufacturing company.
Is visiting the wholesalers In the Pan
handle.
On Quarterly Trip 10 Amarillo.
4. J. L0veit. Printz Bedeman com.
Iany o. Cleveland handling the ma.
uonally advertised line 81 Prin,zoss
cloaks and suits. Is on his quarterly
tap to Amarillo. Moore Mathis and
Company are the local firm that handle
this line.
Dyan Shine.
Don't go through life like a worm
in the dust. Shine your shoes with Dyan
shine" ssys y. ID. Allen, representative
q The Barton Manufacturing company.
Allen needs no introduction and assert,
that Dyan shine Is also well known in
the Panhandle.
Own Your Own Home"
own your own home is the slogan
e Fred Cresswcll and every other
Beaver Board salesman. Fred says that
business Is good and that prices have
declined 50 that people are beginning
10 buy readily. lie looks Tor better
iimes.
Badger for business.
J. a. Badger. Texas mountain cedar
post specialist. Is IN the Ciiy ladgering
the local lambermen 10 buy posts from
the j. \. Badger company OF Austin.
Underwear salesman Here,-.-
The Moline Mills. ladies' and misses
knit underwear. is ably represented IN
TIE Panhandle by Il. a.. Baldwin.
lee Sells Tailored Clothes.
J. =. Lee. international Tailoring
company salesman. called on :. l..
Edwards. Amarillo representative. last
week.
Lady Salesman Here.
Miss Ida NJ. Calbraiih j. one OF the
few Lady statesmen that make this ter
ritory. she represents the Frulaset
Corset company.
Schoenle sells Silver.
Local jewelers. we're visited Monday
and Tuesday by T. \. Schocnle OF the
Msschmcyer Richards Silver company
Of 81. Louis. Sohocnle Is taking orders
iur fan delivery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
r,IRn,>KS WALKS WIRE

Tho sfhisnr iglas Fairhsrts per
forms ono ~ 'r nos; dsurg fsts'.a'
BIZ csreer whsr 10 walks m r. i4le
phone wire From q bufHing f1 f.il
pu.s iu an affrf % rfs, 49, fs sweet
heart from -. uiches ~ Boa irafs
papa support. Fsifianks 90 The
Nsiriusrisr H.r Cons'anre Tai
msAge. wilhul % sheS. C1vd. HDpsi1-
Fred Warner and winifr.d wssfoysr
Paul POWELL 4 y % heirr shog n
a. tho feature sf.f 'ction ~ tn Liberty
today and Thufsisy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
BOY HOWDY!
Personal Notes Gathered Here and
There Which Tel Where the
statesmen Are and What They
Are Doing.

h'di'ors noie-Rute Music. Amarillo
Hotel clerk and associate editor q the
sample Csse j. responsible for these
i'smsl
frrdict Drop In Gasoline.
,. = johnson. assistant manager o,
we Pierce ol Corporation. and J r
woodbridge. general sren, a, For.
~"s'h' arr In the city. They repar,
business better than :; has been for
'"ne time. They declare that they are
expecting decline in refined oil. Fsso.
hn' snd luhrioaiing oil. in fact they
-. hooking Tor Il any DAY.
ASPhsldi Paving Man Here.
l. A. Fr. representing the B,rhe,
Asphalt Paving company 4 Phil.del.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
ROADS GENERALLY GOOD

Read conditions from Amarillo g.
Clovis TucumUar. StTaiford and CLAW
tom are reported to h. good. a bad
maihule east Il Amarillo between Am.
iriiiu and washburn Is reported io b.
m, - IN. worst places on IN. roads -
%" Panhandle The road from Plain.
,iew o. Amarillo l. god generally with
several lad mudhoies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

fhiri m.r rff irs. s'fsntiun o.
srars ire-a fhfr DO, ever d.d -
NJ Chsf'ss O.. psssmHrs dHmesfi, rc.
lsilons court in,s-iigstor. ~ Louis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

IN Oh" takougo country % Africa.
women 'o be beautiful have their eye.
lashs1 pulled out
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

Rlcs, he the collar and tie That does
mt bind
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13
RAILROAD TINE TABLES
SANTA re
South Hound
RoCk ISLAND
Easi Rnnnd

IHNT NnunH
80 q Is for Memphis ...... 715a.m.
No % A. from ~ Pa-o. ..... aiopm.
80. 90 Nv Tor Memphis 700pm.
West Round
No ~ Az from Memphis. sopm
$40 % Az from Memphis .... so0am.
$50 % Us Tor Il raso ...... l5p.m.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-13

phia. Is In Amarillo. He reports the
prospects for business In his line good
throughout the Panhandle
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-04
Barrett COnunendS Tulsa
for Corporation Win the
State Military authorities

I"--- --"I"- - |,,,,I -
I".t iId'' ai''rr"'n. "l'narnwa
uH.'U hv from TuUt and PLACES
... ...,l...t. f,., ,0l.,I.,.i. ,f.n... ....
'..' "''" ''.'' ''.'. ''' '''
''f' 't Hr Iul hdIWHr' CON.
,.lI Dlu o. Hagfrt IasucI 10 r'atc.
mann, ,,.,,.,,.- lt, ,,..l.,.,, ,r,f.
''' ''' ''' .'''p ''''h f'''" To
Nm "',.. hero. and to tho rp.ruJi
.lru,i. JOB which tho civ rpauordaJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-04
LABRADOR DOG MESSENGERS
Natives Have Unique Hut Effective
TRANSPORTATION Means

In tho bleak land of Labrador,
where the winter distances are vast
snow spaces, ncighbors ~ sometimes
a matter of serious inconvc cnience.
Their only means % communication
is hY dog slcdg" or on foot. But !
once saw an Interesting example or
Labradoreau ingenuity I'm the send 10
ing ~ message.
Tho man with whom ! dad come
IN spend tho night had a trot her
whom he wished me 90 meet This
brother uvcd five miles across what
appeared 20 be an unhroken stretch
of snow and ice. without even q tree
between. Nv hoU spoke OF sending
his brot ther word 10 come over for n
~ lt, and 7 wondered how he vas
going 20 do 10. was soon eniight-
encd.
lie took a stout piece of board
wrote his message on n. attached tn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-04

Death Valley there is g.,.,.
that lies 275 feet below. co, '''a
These two points. which s.. I..t ...
California. are less than ..r.,. ~. N
apart This differon,a .r r....,..'...--i
small, however. AS Ouu.4..I
the difference IN 'ho h..r- a,t
est rises 29,0O2 feet tlu.. .... .''t'
whereas the shores ot tn. r..t g,',
lie 1920 feet below sea I.,.' -
difference In height of aU..| .a'
Mount Everest has never i...
climbed. IVA
The greatest depth ,,, ta..l
any ocean is 32.osa feet t., tl.,l
At a point about forty r... .u,.,
Of the island ot Mudarao. ..
Philippine islands Th. N.r.,,
the sea at this point . ,r.,.....
more than II / - milo. l... r,
summit Of Mount Ey.re.' ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-04
HOW TOASTS ORIGINATED
Romans and Greeks Poured Wine In
Honor nf the Gods.

when John Smith gets up a. n
banquet and, lifting a glass Of lcgiti.
mate or ilicgitimatc liquor calls out;
The ladies. God bless EN-" or.
Robert Brown, our honored guest 70
or whatever else comes to HIS mind.
he doesn't realize that In thus pro-
posing toast he ia only going
through the relic of an ancient ccro-
mony
Originally, when tho ancient
Greeks or Romans were at feast,
the custom was to bow before the
statue of Bacchus, the god Of wine.
cNclaiminE BE propitious. @ Bar-
chus'" and pouring little wine on
the ground This was also done 10
other gods Empcror8 being dofiod,
this honor was paid them. Then
wealthy people and beautiful women
were thus toasted, aud the habit OF
toasting was established aud later
people decided to drink the liquor
instead Of wasting A.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-04

IL a rope. and then called his dog
team TO him Harvesting the leader,
he tied the rope to the trace. and
then. with a cut Of his long whip,
sent the leader dashing away. After
him ran all the team. marking and
yolping at the board that bounced
and skiddcd over the snow
In an amazingly short space NJ
time tho brother appeared. his sled
dou bic harnessed. with my host &
team In tho lead. The leader seemed
very proud, and ] think he knew
what had been required OF him, and
that he had accomplished his mis-
sinn falthfmIlN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-04
SENATE APPROVES
SHIPPING BOARD
Passes Deficiency Appro-
priation Following
Denunciations

WASlUNGTO&. Junc After
hearing Iruuucjiflop of the shipping
board for u- mismanagcmcrt ~
rho merchant marine hv senator
Kenyon. republican of Iowa, and
others, the senate today approved
a. tla.Oo0. 600 deficiency appropria-
uou bin carrying total Of $780,
900 600 iu,udIrs tho shipping board
itcm
fn approving the Appropriation,
thc senate added an hmcudmcus
offered uy senator Bouroot. ropub-
ulu Wisconsin. directing tho board
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-04
BLAST CLOSES DOCKYARD
Mysterious Explosion on British De-
stroycr Closes Down British Port.

LONDON. JunD 3-|"Th0 IIluThOW
line doCkyard was closed up TODAY
for an indefinite period as the ro-
suit of mysterious explosion or
board the British destroyer Trench
mt last night The destroyer was
badly damaged but there was no
casualties among the crow.
All the workers At tho backwards
were paid of and told not 70 re-
port for duty tin further notice
An investigation of the explosion
Is under way 10 determine N II call
cd I'm any way with the recent acuV-
flies of revolutionary aEitutors.