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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16
ALICE IS FOR WRIGHT
Endorses Him for Indian job Before
President and Officials ot the
Interior Departments
WAsHINGTON. March IL. N

WASHINGTON. March Miss
Alice Robertson, congrcsswoman
from oklahoma, today went 90 the
white house and presented TO rrcsi.
dent Harding her endorsement oi j
George Wright for Indian comm ls-
sioncr National Committeeman
James Harris made q similar en-.
dorscmcnt at the white house and
Senator llarrold had previously en-
iorsod Wright.
Ia endorsing wright Miss Robert
son gracefully showed her gratitude
Tor past favor and her approci-
alton ot the sterling worth or MIR.
Wright. Years ago Wright made
her a teacher in Indian schools. lie
did So reluctantly for men had ale
ways held the plates Wright told
Miss Robertson very frankly at that
time that she would have To make
gOhd to hold the Job. She made good
Miss Robertson az the white house
said that Wright Is the most compe-
cent, best Informed man on Indian
affairs in the United states. From
the white house Miss Robertson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16
HdttiburtOn-Abb0H Club
Holds Annual Banquet

Thlrty-five women members Of
IN" Halliburton Abbott club attend
cd the first annual dinner Tuesday
evening in the Kennedy restaurant.
J.. +. Abbott, who with T. II. Halli-
Lurton4 was a special guest. declared
hat the club had the lacking of Tho
iirm which stood ready to render
any assistance desired and Judge II.
J." Standcven spoke of the oppor-
tunities within reach Of women In
business. \ summary Of the phil
dnthropic work and other activities
engaged in by the Halliburton
Abbott club during the past year
Nas given 10y Mrs. Beth johnson.
Mrs Ray fankhousc, as president.
had charge of the aftcr-dinner pro-
grams. In the spirit of 81. Patrick's.
table decorations and appointments
were in green and white. Readings
were given by Miss Margaret Abbott
and Miss Esther Ilcrshkowitz.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16
LEGAL.

T2sIlss'@ Msr.s n % 's' ~ rui.a {s pay To'ss
ls?l world Putushlsg company
0RpfNANcE No. siss.
IN Ordinance 10 apputtiun. levy
and assess special taxes in payment
sewer in SEWER DisTRicF 10 ia
In ne Siy Of Tulsa. as created And
aud declaring an emergency
WHEREAS In pursuance W the PROV.
sIons of the Charter ot the city " Tulsa
Oklahoma. and the statutes of the state
Of Oklahoma. tor such cssss made and
SEWER DISTRICT NO 1,5 ana Sticf
sewers In sad SEWER DlsTEIrT 80
ll3. BY n" provisions Of sH,J ordinance
le2l let to Comstock- -smediey COMPANY
Contractors a. certain contract Tor the
gohstrru,. ton o. a certain sanitary sewer
WHEREAS. IN pursuance Of said CON
tract. said Comstock .Smsdlsv Company
have eo1sirql!Gted a Serttain sanitary sewer
the work under said contract has been
accepted. and approved by tho city Eugi
nser and thc Hoard " Commissioners OF
tho city Of Tulsa, and.
WHEREAS. In further pursuance or tho
statutes, or the state Of Oklahoma, atorc-
said. and under the terms Of tho charter
OF the said CITY Of tulsa. Oklahoma. It
is deemed necessary bY the Board Of
Commissioners Of the Ilty Of Tulsa 60
levy and assess special tax upon the
property liable 20 assessment In said
SEWER DISTRICT No i73. by reason Of
the construction ot said sewer and to pay
for the same. and,
WHEREAS, the total cost OF the con-
structlOu Of said sewer IN said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. l73, including extras have
been asccrtaIncd and Is hereby declared
to be the sum Of f,l57.SS. all OF which
Is to be levied By special assessments
against the lots and parcels Of land bene-
fitted by the construction Il SAID sewer
In said SEWER DISTRICT No. l78. and
WHEREAS, all legal requirements have
been compiled with to authorize the levy
OF the assessments against said lots and
parcels Of land 40 liable for the cost OF
construction " said sewer in said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. l7S, 10 tho amounts here
matter specified In Section OF this Ordi-
nance.
now, THEREFORE,, BE IT ORDAINED
RY THE BOARD or COMMISSIONER
HOMA:
SECTION g. That there shall be. and
there Is hereby apportioncd 20 and levied
upon and assessed against the several
lots and parcels OF land In said SEWER
DISTRICT no, l73 In tho city OF Tulsa
homa, so benefited by the construc-
ton OF said sewer tine amounts fcspcc.
lively as follows to.wit:
nf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16

jacobs HOTEL
Two hundred rooms, reinforced concrete
flreprOof building, rooms ~ ana 6l2b
per day, g. and 81 per week.
lOs insi First street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16

bombing Of the Muuah's men and
their stock on the trek south"
within "onc weeks bombing and
two weeks pursuit the oreratio ion
was completely az an end The
enemy lost all his fighting men.
forts, stock and leaders and all the
Mullah's party had been either killed
or captured with the exception Of
the Mullah himself.
The complete overthrow OF the
power OF the Mad Mullah was ac-
complishcd within tine space Of %
days with only two casualties in the
native camel COruS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16
AUTOMOBILES
NtrOMOnIIt4 non sNIr

. ~ '"i 'N"',nh cav w Nis'
s,', ,,.,'," w. ''" IVY a',v'" ~" 4. ." ~
'r"'h '"'''' ut '.'''''' '"'''
'.'. WV" N''
1919 b'l'k roadster Cor sale. ENtrs good
'"nlN'"N ''- s. ''W'"' 'shFr .'''
ron SNlt ly owner Word roadster.
been lu use three months '@dat SO.
".V ~ fuihfI.
FtW SAIL. Uu,N touring Al yundt.
tiuu f1rrtd tp sell snuc terms.
r'U batHhIu lol. D.. lhlfd.
lFDN SALE Fond ,h,asIs An condition
real bargain lUIl l.. THIRD
IpH SAtI Iyrt sp,rustef. Al ,ondt
uon. must sru. ,E,ap f.r cash. some
terms rcpl bargain IHu y. rhlrd
$500 UtNs good suipbukor sis at
1855 g.. Jrflors0u Osarc $3.50.
ID,bNIttII. g.. i... ..r. .f ttst, grs
l,p. Sam. ti.,, t..tst,, Iqfs ,,,t,I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16
AIRPLANES END
MULLAH'S REIGN
What Promised to be Long
and Expensive Fight Ends
In Three Weeks
HOLY WAR EXPLODED
Air Force Destroys Strong
hold and Plays Havoc With
Fleeing Fanatic Horde
~. rRANk A. sTETsoN-


WASHINGTON, March 15.--IIow
the british conquered Somaliland
ami dispersed the forces of the Mad
Nn.ah' by bombing shooting up.
SETTING on fire his stronghold and
catering his forces and stock by
ono q the first successful primary
military operations by aircraft. Is
toI iu an olfTial report received
hero military circles.
Somalihnd. situated on the east-
.rr coast Of Africa. opposite the
rg.f Of Adcn, came under British
rro,pu'ion in 1888 and has over
sine. been constant source OF
trouble TO the British because Of
the rruclliousness of the native ruler
~ tlc country, whose constant holy
wars and instructions caused him
.o hc designated as the Mad Mul-
3h. The British attempts TO quell
those uprisings have extended over
.r,.iud Of "a years and in 1919 the
British position became so serious
that according TO the report, anoth-
,r military expedition on larger
scale than anything heretofore at
,omr.,d. appeared inevitable. The
,ypr,-.c of such an undertaking was
,stimatcd at s25.0OO,O00 and as rats
irs the troops for such purpose pre-
sant.I difficulties, the movement
vas indefinitely postponed.
II was then decided that an op-
ro-tuulty might be given to the
roval air force TO attempt a purely
,air expedition and to thereby prove
Nfhr value Of aircraft as an empire
no,i.r force" The cost Of this VEN
turc was estimated comparatively low
as to an ordinary punitive expedition
and the troops needed to the num-
her ~ $500 to 5000 were imme-
datcly available.
According to the report the tota'
air force employed consisted OF 81
officers and 164 other ranks, with
small medical attachment and II
war machines.
Upon reaching Somaliland the ad-
vance party removed all flying
badges and gave out that they were
searching for oil under an engineer
A base was established upon the
coast where supplies OF petrol and
oil we're landed. Tho subsequent
operations are described as consist
ing II three phases. namely: "Find-
ing the Mullah's stronghold, bomb
Ing. shooting up, setting on fire his
stronghold and scattering his forces
and stock; the carrying out OF these
operations until it was reported the
Nullah had broken through the line
held by the camel corps and was
making south, and, finally, the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16
4. l.. Adjutnnts to Meet.

by Ass0"Iatod Tr0ss StH'o WIrc.
OKLAHOMA CITY. March is
4 partial program for the second
annual conference OF American
Legion post adjutants to be held at
the capitol next Monday was an
nounccd here today. Dan :. Hol-
lenEa Of indianapolis, Ind. national
field organizer, was announced as
ono Of the chief speakers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16

wEsTLAND HOTEL. 2ObH p THIRD
Rooms with hot and cold water. steam
heat. IS 20 6l3, Connecting and private
bath ila an il6, Usage 1918.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16

went to the interior department. and
presented her enforcement OF
Wright to Secretary FuI Later she
made a special call az the navy De
partmcut to SEQ Assistant Secretary
Theodore Roosevelt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16

ON MODERN, siocp,ug room f1r worn.
ing Wau or woman. 2l.5U Upr ,gso..
Q 20 ~ NHytoti
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16
Want Ads
Rates and Information

mo per word per time
seven Insertions Tor the price Of stx.
Minimum space ~ words
lc per word per day when copy runs
sue month without change.
Advertisements set IN capitals double
price
Minimum amount one time $50.
Special contract rates for lsalnes
tdNprtising on request.
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are dus
and payable tho same day tir.t 'n-er-
lion OF ad appears tAil uut-of-town
want ads ana all wanted 10 rent. sit-
aat'ons wanted. wcating apparel snd
housrhold goods ada ate positively cash
TELEPu ONE WANT ADs are
charged a. the same rate as cash ads
and collections Will be made at your
home or offiue az soon after first In.
aurilou as possible. This II an so-
commodstiCn service and pay -nants
should be made promptly when bill, 10
presented Always ask your telephone
ad TO be repeated back to you hy the
telephone ad tRkor to make sure tbst
u has been correctly taken. The World
cannut assume responsibility for errers
of any KIND occurring IN telsphoas
sdNsrtlsefu'
Under no circumstances arc We rs
spunrihlc Tor errors ia any advarti.s.
ment unless reported Immediately otter
'irst Insertion. No reduction In cost ~
an al Will be made unless error de-
',roys value " ad.
Phone 6000
ASK FOR WANT AID DEPARTMENT.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES ron sALr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16

,PuhlsAcd In the Tulsa parry world.
March :. Q. 10 II. ~. ~. ~. is. 10.
u is ~. 20 ~. 70. a. a. 25 90 pa.
~. 20. 30 80, Aprl J, ?. D. and o.
1871 World Publishing Company
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16
BOARD AND ROOMS
IiOTrIs


ba0lutFly clean. extra large outside
rooms, also connecting rooms, hot and
cold running water. a respectable hotel
for people who appreciate "a clean atinoS-
phsre. reasonable rates by day OF week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16
nom uOUsrKfEPING ROOMS

10 nod Tor Housekeeping osdre asti-R,
NICE suite 81 light Housekeeping rooms
on first floor, Cedar 400.
BOSTON. ~ lO2t. Large bedroom. dining
rooms M Kitchen completely furnished
scrupullously clean. adjoining tie bath.
private front ana rear entrance, iGh per
month, also garage, s. per month. Cedar
.0s5.
ground floor, adults only, ~ n. Chcy-
srnc cedar .lo5.
THIKp. Eu HoVsskoepins rooms
Tor rent mO4crF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16

TERMINAL HOTEiS-uuaer new manage.
m6nt, hot and cold water In all
rooms. steam heat; special prices by tho
week J. W. Parkhurst q, q, HenshAu.
propTietOr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16
BOARD AND ROOMS

bSfNiND FNlND hNCNfNhg
IIGurIinu SrKrtrINU Roou. "a
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a. '''"l.",' l''.N7 In' Nth' mousse
lIhE 'r s.,'plnt. 'n rl''l" residence
w.. wv '.'' ANU ''."'''
VIZ, '4., ilI4Hn1,! u'9a'"''rhs t'oWs
WIN h.' ana c"ll water also Murphy
Das ''A'
H' I''N. n. go Two iTnHhrt house.
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."". .,n h''ahrgu rr',.i,cE''. also one riecp.
..N '''"'. '''t' 'l''.
MAIN. D.. I.so Ni,o suite ,t hous,ta,r
Iug fpuws. back AMI trUut rtUau,r.
s'nuI ,'igrn water ana other convenience.
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~ "tn. ue"''t 'Ilns 'oonH. srouui
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fnh htNl .sl'"pinE and souaokccping
os,gn A. '''''' ""'"' ''' b. p'hV'r'
TWO nicciy furnished. modern house
trsnca o.nsc ,a7 sstvnsn ln pI.'H,s , "n
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-
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l,l",t, - "op On" snall room Tor
h"uH'h"oplhg, or HenplnE, close In.
ron iENT--To couple with references.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEpiN9 rooms for rent.
a21 3 Elwood.
,',. ans ~ ,u.uihh'u housekeeping
.'''' 90. ~ ''"' w ". ....--
ELNpoD y, ali-rwo modern light
1873
connecting houseEeopIng roomS. ANN In
cedar 2tlO.
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. ofIIIUN = Thut Inc Hss0a9UenIs
hereby levied on each of the above men
toned lots and parcels Of land are hereby
declared 70 be a lien upon such lots and
parcIs OF land 70 the same extent az other
In the same manner as other taxes IN and
for the city of Tulsa, oklahoma. are coll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16
ruREIY PERSONAL


WILL ANY PENSON witnessing auto
mobile accident on ''-roken Arrow road
about three miles from Tulsa sunday
morning. between ~ and - 80. please
communicate with ~. Herman, Mauhat.
tan Huhh"r Mig co. n Cheyenne.
ATTENTIONS Physicians surgeon- dent
tsts. eye. car. nose and throat men
The wilmer Record co. patented system.
fully combined record Of clinics and
accounting with printed form and housing
equipment. alphabetically and Chrouo-
logically arranged. A perfect office sys-
tom. can Usage ASa' for iemuustra tiou.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01

Mr.. Jacob Schreiner announces
the first OF series Of violin recitals
by his pupils, to be given Monday
evening In the library.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
TUenfy Per Cent Reduction
Quoted on All MarmOn Cars

what We are do.ng may seem
amazing, because most people eN-
pcrt gradual reductions But we
believe conditions can be stabil-
iznd moro readily hy taking our
luss aud making one big rcduc-
don, rather than several gradual
ones. our winter business. whilo
curt9ilod. has held up remark
ably, and has been increasing
rapidly this spring. However. we
want To get back 10 normal ag
rapidly as possible Tho car ru-
mains the same, without
UhHugc."
When pressed for Information
regarding prices iu the whole au-
toWobile industry Mr.. Marmon
said. 81 cannot predict what
other makers are going 90 do.
Rut tho whole tendency In all
lines h. to absorb lossos due to
high priced Inventories. and get
bach to normal prices and nor
NAL produttion Little by little.
every industrial ccrtcr ~ getting
the wheels 10 rolling. The pub
he is again iu tho buying mar
k,t u looks tn me az II May ist
~ the beginning NJ real activity
and a return of prosperity"
The W. G. Norris Motor Sales
Company are exclusive Marmon
dealers In Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01

Dixon, for the New Orleans Tines
Picayuno," explained Hoover.
You do not have to- tell me who
she is" said the First Lady. wcr-
ping forward with extended hand
OF greeting. "Ivc known this gifl
since she wore pigtails She's u
homo town Girl" Then. uouon'ng
me to tho most comfortable chair nt
hand Well. Stella (Stcila is the
other half OF the name effected "
friends " hid days) what can do
for you7"
Unchanged ny High station.
Tho white House has not changed
Florence Harding one whit She is
the same dynamic. frank. big
hearted. broad minded democrat shc
was In those happy partnership days
when she and her struggling hus-
band went fifty-fiftv I'm tho Marion
Daily star. she was the business halr
and he was the editorial portion,
81 believe the womanly way to
get what We want or what we know
belongs TO us N by gcntility ard
firmuess, minus militanCN" Mrs
Harding said. when ! want IIr-
ticular thing invite the person In
whom is vested the power for grati-
tying my desire TO dinner and we
talk II over reasonably
mo doubt there are certain times
and places wherein women must be
militant TO attain their proper de-
gree OF justice and right. In Eng
land for example where women
were not allowed equality Of oppor-
tunity in any field OF cndcIvpr,
whore mon refused them partner
~. no
stone wall of petty convention, ] un-
derstand why women smashed win
dows and hacked doors Rut here
our men place us on "A pedstal We
20 hand in hand with them.
Take my own case for eXamnle.
was In business with my husboud
years and years before suffrage was
oven mentioned except In joCular
way. No one attempted 90 interfere
with my work because | was wom-
an. was allowed to progress by
the world as fast and as Ear a. I
could. And remember we were
small town folk, and In tho
small towns conventions are more
hidcbound"
what will you do II some of the
sufffragists begin TO picket tho
White House as they have threatened
to do In case President Harding
names certain man they oppose to
Office" was asked.
Il really do not know" came tho
reply, singularly free from annoy
ance. "On an impulse, | should say
would probably invite them in to
tea so we could talk 1t over. There
is always correct answer TO LIES
problems IL you take the trouble 10
find 1t. And what is true of life in
general is true of politics in par
ticular."
Gets Mass of Mail.
At the far end OF the great hall,
overlooking the East gardens, whore
scarlet tulips blazed defiance at the
blue skies. Miss Mary Harlan. 30
cial secretary to the presidents wife,
| labored over mounds OF mail.
Every day requests reach me for
anything from $4,000 to 25 cents,
| continued Mrs. Harding. 81 was
asked TO adopt a French orphan
splendid work--a fine idea, thouch
| II I did follow II out ! would adopt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01

one " our American orphans huvc
two lovely little babies of my own
YOU know, my grandchildren want
them to DO something worth white.
and my mother interest is cNpCuacd
In their direction
Then. of course ! have NJ. Ulrd
Ing. Every wife must have her ma.
tcrnal phase My biz Job ia O, tr,p
my husband comfortable and hlppv
IN his homo, 60 cr,pt" am atmosphere
ot good cheer sn that ho may go 90
his duties with mind and body nt
10 serve the nation which has 90
hunorcd hiW. ! regard this 8s n sac.
rcd trust with which nothing must
interfere. 70 slight or ucgI. %
would he rank disloyalty
Every wife owes such sc-vI,, TO
her husband aud tp her home. when
she has discharged this duty pho
should hc FREQ to- pursue hcr own
work, her art nor business hi This
much no least. she owes to family
II is her part OF the marriage bar.
gain. She need not necessarily per
form the household labors herself
but she should sec they are properly
performed like 10 know my hus-
band IS glad 20 come into hts home.
that It means relaxation comfort.
pleasure to him.
Making Mansion Honey"
you must find It difficult TO
achieve honey atmosphere in
this great big mansion after your
years I'm the comfortable house ont
among the naples In Marion was
suggested.
Mrs Harding laughed softly a
ripping Joy unClcd with ccrtaity,
Not difficult at all" shc assucd
mo. why | feel as though | had
lived all my lifo here. l'Vc made
everything as intimate ns possible.
There are flowers everywhere. and
wherever ! find flowers ! am AT
home. I have made myself familiar
with every niche OF the house, so no
matter whore 80 I am not a
stranger. And / love these hcaun-
ful big rooms with their high cell
ings. their wide spaces. their pol
lshcd mahogany furniture carved
deep with memories. To learn them
is a romance in itself never feel
alone in any room. There TX always
some great man of the past or some
fair first lady with me. | thrill 10
the thought am sitting en- chair
where they once sat eating from
the plato which once graccd the
place Of Mckinley or Grant.
There is nothing ornate about
the white House II is simply sub
stantial, tasteful dignified Ameri-
can home in which 60 be useful and
happy"
glanced Mt my watch, An hour
and half had winged by since
Hoover pronounced that admirable
verdict Mrs Harding will soc you
"A few minutes"
| hastened to offer adieu.
Wants Love of People.
Whenever you are writing or
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WnNIS TFlNt NJ TVODIV,
Whenever you are writing or
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GERMAN CASTLE A H00DO0
ralatinl Residence on Riviera SIN
ttcmnins IntrnnutCd

PABlS Aprl go At Rcpulicu
eur Mor ON tho Riviera stands q
beautiful mansion in the midst ~ a
large and shady park IL iH the prop
rrty Of Prince and Princess Hohcn-
loho o-schillingsfurst, Sequcstrated at
the beginning OF The war and used aa
% hospital for American soldiers dur
iuc the war the property wac recently
put up for auction by the French &C.
uucstration officials.
II was estimated to he worth So.-
600 francs and considered cheap at
that price. Nevertheless. no ono came
forward to buy. The property is now
minhabitcd ana is considered
burdensome 10 the acqueetrntiou Of.
ticlnla.