davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-16

FOR SALE-TWC $50 ACRE FARMS.
One extra we'll improved. Near
,IIoople in potato belt. Will forward
, photo Of improvements. Write, O.. ".
Davis, Crystal, N. D.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-16

so ACRE FARM FOR CASH RENT.
Call or write Mrs. Kate Hunstiger.
Room 20. Herald block, Grand Forks.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26

Continuation de la III. pag.)
en- castelfano, Y por ejemplo. Mr.. Pest,
a los cinco meses de estar Ell cl pals.
Sc cntendfa perfeetamente en- el lido
ma nuestro.
Z Hace otras consideraci0ngs para
inantener que no Sc dpba aprobar Ia
Resolution.
Ell DR.. Barb0sa pide 0pOrtunidad pa
ra que los de In minorfa tengan faci-
lidad de tomar parte eD el debat2, no
sea que alg(in Senador de la mayOrfa
lie de- la CANA de hablar despues de
agota,ios los turn0s en- los de' In mi
norfa esta no pueda defenderse ,por
que son much0s mas los de la mayo
ria que los tres de la minorfa.
La presidencia dice que el Senado
resolvera' 10 que 'crea conveniente, Pc
ro que babra oportunidad para todOs.
Ell senior TOus Soto hace el argu-
mento de que tratandose de un asun-
to de esa importancia, pOr cOrtesia
debi0 dejarse para un dfa especial.
Que no hay que hacer lena de un ar
Dol cafdo como Yager, que vino del
pals de los grandes mulos, de donde
vino como un aventurero, nj que Sc
compare con el insigne MuiioZ, que no
saba NADIA, que no conocfa NADIA del
pals que venfa a gobernar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26

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para radiunf Il alsrAia
Cerilia MendeE =. Nisor 2. Mnfsi.
ncE. axlarAtoEia d. hcFs-l,Fos. Ne
ha lusar a u aac ,olicl,a Il laticss.
mario
VI raeblo y. Aifr~io Nclez. Adul.
teracidn de- leohe. Sc confirmation las
ssnteBcias apeladas de- Ia corse d. die.
triio de- Ponce.
III Pueblo y. Felipe s. Natos. abu.
~ dc c0nfanza. Sc rcyoco Ia apela-
da de Ia cOrte de disirito de Mayaglez,
absOlviendoss al acnsado-apelanic.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
PETICIONES A
la CAMARA

Del Sr. Ramon Velez, Presidente de
la Association Local de Maestros dc
Aibonito. solicitaEdO Ia aprobaci6n de
una Ley que cree un fondo especial
para la adquisici6n de semillas para
hortalizas implementos agrfcolas.
Del Senior Manuel Bou, vecino de
Corozal, solicitando la aprobacion del
Proyecto de Ley de sellos para la ga
rantfa del tabaco:
Del Sr. Enrique Lisardi, ,Comisiona-
do Municipal de instruction de Aguas
Buenas, en- solicitud de'que sea apro-
bado un presupuesto supletorio de Gin
cuenta mil d6lares presentado por, el
Departamento de instruction para
compra de libros y material de escue.
las.
De los Sres. Francisco Oms Sulsona
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
"A PR|MERA Session De LA DEcIMA LEGISLATURE

(Cn Senador por 10 bajo-"Yo creo
que Lincoln Y el Senador Fall nacH
ron en- Kentucky")
one el Gobernador sabe y conocia
cSa Resolution, que asf es m0vil de
una actuaci0n eminentemente polfti-
ca. pero de una politica peQurla Y
mezquina. Que como republicamo SO
alegraba del ridfculo que hace la ma
yOrfa, que despu6s de 20 amos de GO
bierno americana, ignora los procedi-
mientoS americanos. Que es ridfcul0
pretender' que Harding sostenga uni
Gobernador designado por Wilson,
cuandO es un adyefsario de Su Pal i
do, que en- eSta cOlonia possession ha
de .desarrollar tendencias distintaS.
Que cudles cambios hay entire el
Gobarnador Wager Y la mayorfa uniO-
nista para que abandOnen su prop6-
sito de que sea m portOrriqueho, ell
sefior Travieso, Y traten de mantener
a un continenai que no tiene nuestra
sangre nj ha aprendido aGn el lido
ma de nuestros padres.
Que el Gnico talento del Goberna-
dor Yager ha sido unir a minorfa Y
mayorfd cuando el asunto de Ia en-
mienda del asunto de los edificios Ocu-
pados por los jefes de departamento,
para ahora abdicar el derecho de pc
dir que sea un ciudadanO americana
identificado con Puerto RicO,. el que
vaya ocupar ese puesto. Que 81 Sc
enmienda, pidiendo que sea un puer-
tOrriqueho, con la extension del siste-
ma. contributivo de los Estados Uni
dos, la suscribirfa la minorfa.
Discuten Hernandez Lopez Tous
Soto IN punto de Interpretation de la
Constitution, en- 10 de las contribucio-
mes a los Estados Y Territories, el
PreSidente termina el incidente.
Llama Ia atenci6n hacia ataques an
teriores de los unionistas al Goberna.
dor Y hace referencia apreciacio-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
! En- la Corte Suprema

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sacusiia D. IlAlhlna roarss Nrera
a. n1AAe gsaxxs Rsaalhs q al. rrivin.
sAtnnrida. ~ esasAra Ia siFlA dsa caas
Fin nsimeaMaa ~ las gmgars.
1snf q. Riusm y. NiasF q. Mmgli.
ma. anaos ) lssjaiciss por iihslo. -
cslrbro IA sisia de cAso cun asisten.
cia "a nloeade 81 alslnnse.
Ei raslle =. 9ose ARustin cucSsa'
cAlnmnia 2 inlalriA. Ne connrsnd IA
senhnria aps1ada Do Ia coste d. dis.
uiia de- Hsmacao.
Mcrccdes Florrs W. Carlos Rcnilcs
Castaiio. incumliimicnto De promesn
matrimonial y aafes y perjnicios. Ss
dec.ar6 Gun lagar Ia mocin del apeladO
sobne dcsesiimaci6n de apelaci6n.
Febmro ~.
n Pueblo v. Jose GregOriO Coma
leE, Alfredo velez y Juan MAldonado,
adulteraci6n de leche. Sc celebraron
conjuntamente las vistas de los casos
con asiftencia del fiscal por el ape
ladO.
Cecilia Mendez v. Victor P. MaTti-
nez, declara.oria de herederos. Sc
celcbr6 Ia vista del case con 'asisten-
cia del ahogado del apelante.
Candido C. de Claudio v. Jose Pala-
clos Rucabado, hoy su succession y Jua-
ma Mufiz, cobro de dinero. Vista del
case con asistencia de las parties.
Ex parte Epifanio Colon Y FL Pue-
bio de Puerto Rico, procediniiento de
habeas corpus. Sc revoc6 la resolu-
cion recurrida de la corte distrito de
Ponce y en- su lugar decreta que el
petieionario quede defnitivamente en-
libertad, cancelandose la fianza que
tiene prestada.
FL Pueblo v. Aniceto Santana, por-
tar armas prohibidas. Sc confirm6
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
FIGARO
Con mlsica de-
:: M @ Z A R 7 :
Los E. W. tlsReR uN
ej6Tcito de- $4,000
hOnbTHS

Continuation de la Ira. pagina.)
1911; a Belgica y Espaha y Suecia,
la de 1918; a Noruega, la de 1910;
"a la Russia bolchevique, la de l9l5'y
a los Paises bajos sea Holanda, la
de 1917. Ell ejercito regular atribui-
do a Ia Gran Breta1a incluye 10000
tropas que estan de servicio en- la In
dia. El ejercito de 100000 hombres
dado a Turquia, Sc refiere las tro-
pas Nacionalistas turcas de Mustafa
Kemal. La poblaci6n de Alemania y
la de Russia, con sus 100000 hon.
bres de tropas, Sc estima por ell De-
partamento de la Guerra americana
segun las tistas adquiridas extraof-
cialmente.
La comparaci6n que Sc hace entire
los ejercitos de la America del Sur y
del Asia, con relacion los Estados
Unidos, es como sigue:
paiS. pohlaciSn. Eiarcifo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26

Y Angel Oliver, Presidente Secreta-
rio, respectivamente, de la Junta Lo-
cal de Maestros de Maricao, hacienda
igual solicitud.
De los Sres. Justine Crespo. Fran
cisco Pares Sanchez, Marcos A. Co.
lon otros miembgos de la Asocia-
cion de Tonedores de Libros Y 0ici-
nistas de Puerto Rico, Residences en-
Manatf, solicitando la aprobaci6n de
un Proyecto de Ley que ampare pro-
teja las condolences sociales v econ6-
micas de los empleados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26

neS de este contra la LegislatuW.
Ell Senador por Ia minorfa increp6
a Ia mayorfa. acuSdndQla lie mantener
ahOra un critcriO diStint0 Ill Goberna-
dor Wager, q. cnando- iiu--ese mis-
mo h0mbre que caliticais tan grande-
mentr en- esa Resoiuci0n, fu6 el qne
en- WaShir.:tod, nj p"eg utarseles s.l
opini5n resrectG de los Partidos po-
lftic0s de Puerto Rico la diferencia
o discrepancia de sus Programas, ma
nifest0, sin respeto ninsuno al pats.
qun lie habfan tratado de explicar aquf
la diferencia de esOS Programas: pe>
70 que no habfa podido entenlier NADIA.
mas que eStriba en-. una question de
destinos p1blicos. E..
Y parR ese miSmo hombraS querfis,
senolcs de Ia mayorfa, acusador II,
como acus6 los politicos de Puerto
Rico, la election el continuismo de
un tercer t6rmino. que signifca conti-
nuar en- m destinO pGblico. va que
ALA en- su lareS kentunianos, no oh
tendrfa la mas fnfima election de sus
conyecihoS. Y v0sOtlos sais los mis-
mos o In representation del propio
Partido que combati0 Y acus5 tia-
jel6 al GObernador Yager, cuande vues
tfos intereses parece que no eran los
que ahora signtica esa Resolution.
Ell '-selor TOus Soto termina las
$50 de la tarde leyerdo antes Il.
Sentencia del Supreme Y Resolution
en- el case del receso
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26

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nsxissencia a. rauaFule sae. ~ 90.
lsa,s@ n vista dsl case can auisasncia
ar lns smsses
Mslcl,ut. Armstrong , DcssAa. lisc,
=. n. Defrndini y Ga. q a.. colra a.
ainrse. Sc cclrlr6 Ia vista del casa
sin nsistsncin d. las lasses.
IN Doe cnsos Nos. esai , as22. -.
nsA NenaeE a 81. y. q. ElizAlas IL.
eanas y Ga. dahos y Hrriuicios. Se
tueo por desistidos a los aemandan.
tes-aprlantcs DE- la apelaci6n inter.
TnestA..
Ex sparsc Eduardo Perez caSalauc.
aprobaci6n de aanEa. Sc aprobS Ia
Ranza del pcticiOnariO para el eier-
ciciO de ~ profession nOtarial.
FebrerO q.
Primitive Rocafort v. LanreanO
Cantena ct al, cobrO de dinerO pOr
viTtud de cOntrato. Sc celebro Ia Wis
IA de In moci6n sobre desestimaci0n
de apelaci6n con asistencia del ape
lado.
Eledio J. Candal v. Salvador VAR
gas ct al. impugnaci6n de elecciOnes.
Sc celebr6 In vista de la mOci0n So
bre desestimaci6n de apelacion con
asistencia de las parties, a quienes Sc
autoriz6 para radicar un memOran-
dunn de autoridades.
F. Vail Spinosa v. Nitrate Agen-
cies Co., cobrO de comisiones. Sc con-
cedio al demandado 10 dias de pro-
rroga a contar desde el 20 febrero pa
IA radicar el alegato.
Ana Ma. Sugar Co., Inc, v. Tomas
Quihones, indemnizaci6n. Ordenando
Sc remita a la corte de distrito de Ma
yagiiez copia fiel del Mandate expe-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
NEGOCIADO DE MATERIA-
LES, IMPRENTA Y
TRANSPORTE.

Sc desea comprar dos caballos,
grandes, en- buen estado de sa-
lud, propios para tirar de coche.
Dirijase por escrito, hacienda
su oferta, al Jefe del Negociado
de Materiales, Imprenta Y Trans
porte, San Juan, P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26

Estados Unld0S IO5,1O9,OOO ZZZ,9OO
De acuerdo con esta estadistica, ell
ejercito del Peru es igual relativa-
mente al de los Estados Unidos, 81 Sc
le compare la poblaci6n del pals,
|mientras Ell del Brasil, Paraguay y
Colombia son los que Sc juzgan in
feriores al de esta nacion, basando-
los en- el numero de habitantes con
que cada una de esas republicas
|cuenta.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
Broken ArrOlU Notes

Tho RroNcn Arrow seam Laundry
was closed down during the cntir"
past week while motors were being
installed to furnish power for IN"
machinery OF the plant which mas
heretofore been propelled by steam
During the absence Of tho family
of L. 4. Wilson from homo Monday
Az noon their residence and cntlrc
contents was destroyed by IRE, thc
blayo 1t " thought. having been
caused by the explosion or chslhS
hond gas. which was us"d Tor neat
ing purpuscs, and lett burning low
when the family lctt home 1he
building was located on the l'''n
farm, two miles south OF town. anu
its destruction leaves Mr.. ana MrS'
! Wilson and three small chllutVn
with no personal effects except th'
! clothing thcv wore. ,..
/ Mr.. and Mrs l. ". Buiterick nave
/ returned from a lengthy soJou'h "'
/ oklahoma city.
The funeral Of Mrs Joseph Heas-
10y whose death occurred saturday,
was conducted from the family
homo sunday afternoon with inter-
mont at Park Grove cemetery rot
loNInE. Mrs. Beaslcy was - years
~ nro and besides her husband ~
survived ry her parents, MI ana
Mrs. J. =. Stoitord. :.
\ thrcc-duys scrtcs of services II
announced to be conducted ~ NV
'Ccntral srhoolhousc, near hrok'h
Arrow. 10y elder = u, Murphc", h'-
ginning saturday night fohrna'N
II The operation or Tive Holy Sp'IN
Iupun the hearts of men ana "nN, u
LIN conversion are the subjects 'n p'
discussed, ,..
4. tnc result of a small h,a"r AT
tho Maru,r gasoline plant "o"u'
moon TUESDAY. John Childers, grAhu %
son of John purand, WiS s'rlouSN
burned. An ambulance removed MN
10 A Tulsa hospital whore he ~ IN Il
critical condition, ..
The MAYS Drilling company r'por,
t., dry hole in 5000, east %,
Rrokcu Arrow, for the smith ca
syndicate. 80 OH was found IA 'nv
shallow sand hut the wen WI "'
drilIrl deeper to test out the Nh'"N
sand ,u that locality, which IL Is 'N
pyrt,I Go ur found az a. dep,h "'
l,500 feet
NutuuouGo thieves made "a sue
ccsarul escape with N1rNr Shwd'l 8
, Ford ruad.tr" Tuesday night NJ
clue To 10, runbrr has as get been
found
, 4 marrA.. license was issued 10y
the IHroN,u Arrow deputy 'oul'
, clcrk Monday Co WaNtc smith, -
and Nts- Cora Logsdon, lo' p"'h "'
Catuosa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
Personal Mention

Nj. and Mrs. rife webb ate TO
mako tlsir future home I'm salt Lake
city Mr. webb left last Monday
for the west. Mrs. webb VIII leave
this comm week after having spon.
some time hcrc with their relatives
MIR. and Mrs. A !. Rudd.
Mrs louctt Shousc OF Kansas
city. who has been visiting Miss Ma
bel Marsh. has returned home.
Mrs. -. y Fink ana children
Elizabeth and Frances Of Muskogce
arrived Friday morning 10 visit IN
the homo Of Mr.. ana Mrs. W. +. u,
German In IRVING Place.
Mrs. sam r. Mclilrncy VIII leave
Monday night Tor Kansas city for a
few days visit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
IS MAKING A GOOD RECORD
sheriff kccp- Promise Ia I,out ont
NpunSiinCr-.

n --"TTT- 10 DO womb
PERRY, Jan. ~ -- sheriff Bui
Kicker IL Rctting quito u collection
OF stills. mash. kegs of home brew.
,nscg Of yeast and other rundfy ar
uclos. N IS beginning 90 worry
some ~ tho laEtstandcIs Tor per-
sYnaI liberty to think that Bill owl
dent meant what he stid before
election time.
Judging from the sysiematic way
iu winch Kicker ~ going about dry.
Ing up the damp corners ~ Noble
county, with tho help ~ old heads
like Deputies Foster and Delaney.
thc hcat thing for the remaining
hootrh makers to do Dts 90 qult or
create sufficient distance between
their bases uf operations aud mo
county borders.
Two moro rCfrr'hUou' dopn's
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22

Confiners OF mesh batstc. lace trimmed.
front and back opening, flesh and white.
all sizes. Saturday ................6 6Sc
Children's rompcrs Of ginghams and per
Gales: come in solid colors and colorcd
combinations, various styles. Saturday
at '.'.. ,...,.............. S2DS
Panty waists, durably made, come in
white only, Saturday ....,.........50 SOC
Seco silk tcddies. bodice top and built up
style, neatly trimmed, others plain tail
orcd. Saturday ..,.........Ha Half Price
Seco silk bloomers come in plain style
with elastic bottom Saturday ..SigS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
legislative Council Organized.

ON December fourteenth, 1890 IN
Oklahoma city was organized inc
Woman's Legislative Council nf
oklahoma. This new organization
may hc far reaching in the good II
hopos To accomplish. II Is muihcr"d
hV other strong wei organized
bodies Of women such ~ tho
Womcn's Federated cmhs. Tho No-
mans Christian Tcmpcrauce Union
together with the Young Womhn'h q
christian association, The Daughters
ur the Revolution. Tho United
Daughters OF tho tuufederacN, and
the T.. T.. .. Sistcrhuud.
\ constitution and bylaws was
adopted aud officers elected ana u
permanent organization planned
with the object In view tu select en-
dursc, foster, initiate. support or
oppust legislative bills.
The Council viii meet annually
tho first week IN December ut the
CnpitnI Citv and hold It's election OF
officers the meeting IN the odd
years.
The official roster. President Mrs
Daisic Rlchl. Blackwell, Okla vice
president. Mrs. Walter llnus"n,
oklahoma city Recording seoro-
tary-trcnsurcr, Mrs Anna HrosiuS
knru, El Reno, okla. Correspond
INK ana l'uuil'iAN F''' N'''' 70 a''N' '''
Alice Miller, lil Reno. Okla.
An Executive Honrd meeting was
called by the president Friday jan
unrV IA, 1921. in HotA huckinS NJ
which time the organization was
portcctcd aud permanent plans
ndoptcd Tho council will throw its
influence toward the passage OF such
bills as in It's Judgment Wi honct'
thc sStc Mt large, among which are
1 ~. l. .Aa.n hi
u law that will NitHliIc child wCllhr'
laws. Rirth registration. The duarar
tine laws. looking to the establish
mcnt of u fun time county health
officer and n public health nurse;
the the compulsory education law
Arrcpd to endorse bill for the os-
tablishment Of n Child Welfare RE-
search bureau" with appropriation
of $3.50 to put 1t into operation
!. Endorsed Bill No. 50 raising
the age OF consent OF girls from II
and l6 to ~ and IS years
.. The principle Of an eight hour
dav for women.
e The hill making November sit %
tccn,h oklahoma day In state lie.
I. Agreed to protest against tho
removal uf the Girls Industrial
school from oklahoma city To Te-
,'umsch,
:. Acrcod To- nsslst In tho passage
~ n bill aiding the country schools
Mrs. Ahbic r., Nillrrmnn, I'rcsl-
dent Emeritus. of the State w. G. !,
L. was welcomed as the representa-
tive OF that organization on the EN.
coutivc board. Adjourned To meet
at call OF the president.
The above X a communication
sent Tor publication by Mrs. NJ
Alice Miller, corresponding sccre'
tary uf tho council.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22

soft Gllg the lignt Ger bit'h and
pine
And dark rrd,u hcniluck troc,
NJ, DAYS seem growing moro divine
since Mary lntlcg ON mo.
Dark clouds th1t yelled lh' cast Al
dawn
Arc fading fast AWAY
sunlight ia ON the tnssolod corn
Sweet ruulh,rn bycoZoA sway.
And gplrrows b. tho roadside nnE
Piping ouchtutingly'
! Iud delight in everything
Since Mary smiles ON me.
HOptuu Transcript.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
Twin,A Events.

Dinner dane" ~ Country club,
Mrs l.. l.. Brundrcd, hostess.
MrA T. u. iranns bridge lunch
con honoriug Mrs E. W. llcinHc.
Kappa Alpha Thop luncheon IN
kcnn,dv restaurant. t'.ao o.clock.
Regular meeting llycchk1 club IN
The public library
Mrs T.. T. lIass hostess AZ bridge
marty for Miss Bliss buunshrrrN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22

NINITA. Ian. 2l.--S1N cN-scrNlce
mon here this week received back
pay from the government, this helnh
money which had been withheld Tor
payuun, to ulloltors, hut for various
rtasous mover having boon pald cut
lu them Many others her" are au\
lou,N awaiting thvw turn io N''
some of their long delayed pay
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22

valued at SS22S.OOo.0Oo as COM
pared with s1920,oOO,0O0 IN 1912.
imports totaled s5,219,O00, 600
against S3.904 100000 this year be-
fore. This left trade balance Tor
1890 Of approximately s3000.OO0.-
coo I'm favor Of tho United states
MS against a balance the year before
Of approximately -four billions OF dol
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22

li,s. There are between 500 ana
900 * service men IN mis- county.
ana % marked revival ~ interest in
legion afiairs has been noticed win
Iu the laW few weeks. br. Wills g..
Reed rs the post commander for IN
coming year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22

Tulsa is 10 have a new Chapter or
the United Daughters ~ tho con
frdoract. the organization 10 be per
focird next Wcck NrN l@a0u II.
Harness state president of chick
Hshn. iF coming to offioiat'. and pr.
rlvcH wednesday. January 20. Will"
hero Mrs. Harness viii be the guest
ut friends.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
Wu stud, Irish History and ART.

\ sludy club ~ being organized In
Tulsa for the purpose OF STUDYING
Gaelic history and art II IS the M
toutioN ot those interested to nave
the organization neither phhtiCni
nor dcnommatlonal bus mcr"E Tor
tno purpose named. Social affairs
will mark the iliU1l work ot the
organization to promote acquaintance
and the first uf those viii be an IN
fnruM tea ON the afternoon nj
Tuesday. January IS, with Mr1, Da-
yid Barucs. 1920 South CorFrn ave .
nuc, between tho hours of > ana v
O'Clock \ cordial invtHtion Is eN-
tended those interested m IN" work
10 be present.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22

ROCK DALE, Texas. Jan. zl.--
Elijah Thomas, alias pete Williams.
Id life termcr who escaped from the
Oklahoma state pcntcnuory two
years ago after being sentenced IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
u,c,I,I,n PROGRAM.

Mrs. Worren, pianist. Mr.. Sa'tcr,
NiuliuiSt aud Mr. Frederick Warner,
celliqt will appear before the tiyoch-
kn club this afternoon at the regular
meeting to I've held I'm tho library,
The program In FUN is as follows;
Paper MaCpowells influence on
Music Mrs Louise Smith Piano
70 "A wild Rose, MncDowcN 'Mrs
fred :. clinton. Voice, th SUMNER
Song, Macpowell --,hp poscrtcd--
Mrs. Z. q Woodruff Piano To
tho Sea. MaCDowell Miss Ester
Upndlc,. Noic"--tal Thy Bcamlng
Eycs Chl Merry Maiden Spring -
Mrs. Hunter Stagg, Piono--N alse
ChromntIc. Miss E1honuvit1. Voice
ta) Constancy, tbl--The Robin
sang iu the Ample Tree, (McnoWolO
Miss Willie Anderson, Nioln-Se-
leCtcd Mrs. Wilson. Noivc-ztn
Nv Lovely Celia, old Englah Ch)
Spirit Flower Upton, ocl
Life, (Curran) --Mtss Corinuc Raker
Collo--(aD Tho Hour IL Late r-
,Eaust GOunod Schcr1o, Van
Gocns-Mr Frederick Warner Pt.
ano- Selected Mrs. WorrcN, Violin
selected MIR. Saltcr, Mrs. walter l.
cain accompnnist, Ilostosscs viii hC
Mesdlmes Charlie T.. Bush, HARRY
Tauucr and Mrs. John KNOWLES
Weaver,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22

Mr. and Mrs j. l.. Ammcrmnn are
leaving this Weekend for their
homo In Edwnrdsvlllo M after y
visit here IN the home of the lu.
tore sister. Mrs q. II Scgar and
Mrs Scgar.