davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-19

En- un grupo de ciudadanos Sc discu-
tia, anoche, que en- Ell pals Sc podian ha
Ger 10 que en- otras parties industriales
de los Estados Unidos, y este quedo de-
mostrado con la exposition de Camas
que en- los aln:acenes de "El Cielo'' Sc
exhiben Mas de veinte modelos de ca
mas hechasNen el pals, especiales y pre-
clos baratisimos. visite Ell Cielo'' y Sc
convencera de la verdad. Advt..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-19
ALUMNAs PARA NURSES

La Clinica AIiramar tiene sitio para
IN numero de j6venes que deseen es-
tudiar y practicar.
La sehorita superintendent facilita
ra los infornres necesarios, Santurce,
Stop ID. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-19
"cINE NORMA:

Los episodios nueve y diez de "Las
Huellas Misteriosas'' y una comedia
por Chsplin.
Manana:-> La regia production por
May Allison ''Hipocritas Sociales" y
el episedio nueve de "El Dominador'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-19
TEATRo AMERICA:

Episodes diez y once de La serie I'll
Rayo Invisible interpretada per Ruth
Clifford una comeaia ,a6emas de una
Revista International,
Mafiara:-El drama por Charles Ray
'tPesos Calientes' y una con.sdia en-
dos a1tos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-19
fABRIoA DE TABAcos
CLANDESTINA

Nos infcrma la detective que en- la ca
sa nLmero 90 de La calle de Sar Fran
cisco fu6 aver sorprendida una fabrica
clandestina de cigarros, habiendose ocu-
pado 500 de estos iiltimos, asi como los
titles, etc, neeesarios para la fabrica-
ci6n de los misrss.
Fu6 arrestado Isabelle Hernandez.
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(Continuaci6n de la La. pag.J
cos que Sc abstengar de publican exage
radios y no aut6n+icos rumores que ten
dan a excitar al pueblo y los cuales ha
cen tanto dafo en- circunstancia como
estas
Probablemsnte de hoy mafiana el
senior Gobernadcr, que esta en- espera de
informes oficiales y defnitivos con res
recto este asunto, lanzara al pals una
procIama hacienda las recomendaciones
pertinentes.
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'Beliograph" tCataiio)

Antonio Moreno y Carroll Holloway en-
Ell Antifaz Siniestro' y Billy West en-
una comedia.
Maflana:-La gran actriz Elsie Fergu-
son en- la comedia ''Bajo Ell Arbol Flo
rido" una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-19

Tenemos complete surtido de cuantos
articulos conciernen nuestro ramo, que
-recibimos semanalmente Antes de com
'prar visftenos lame nuestro telefo-
no
PEREZ HERMANos
Telefono 2S5, Isabel II Nun. 5. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-19

SAN JUAN
ne "Tres Banderas"

Cine Tires BaDderas"
Los episodios IL y IL de los "Preci-
picios 6el odio'' por Antonio Moreno y
Carroll Holloway dos comedias.
Mailana:-La ccmedia en- seis actos
"Corrierdo Tras de la Novia' por Bill
lie Burke y Una Revista Paramount.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-19
ssyTURCE
PUERTO RICO

Segundo episodio de la gran serie de
Mary Walcamp La Red del Dragon"
~ ell drama en- cinco parties por Carmel
Myers s'Liocura de la Vida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-19
..cINE LUNA:

Roy Stewart en- ell colossal drama Paths
"Los Alquimistas Monetarios' Ell cpl
sodio ge.s del etRastro del Cuervo''.
Rranana:- William Desmond en- ell her
moso drama Eel Principe y Betty
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..Variedades,' BaYam0n

Los episodios once y doce de la serie
"Alma de Tigre' por Helen Holmes y
I'm drama por Franklin Farnum.
Manana:-El episodio once de la Sc
RE ''vivo o Muerto' ell drama "Un
vaquero en- Broadway por william
Desmond.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-19
"Rfvoli" Trio Piedras.

Helen Holmes Jack Mower en- "Al
MA de Tigre'' y Franklin Farnum en-
"El Hermano Mayor.
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NERCADO De CANBIO

Dan de 81 sno dscordas anargras peor caga para
ciudadano quee progesa senrse paz propa
mentaidad. Demos activdades runbo demos
nuestros compatriotas todo Ia aterna As egae-
mas estado iucoso de merecnento
dadera noble soIdaridad
@ M Felix -MATOS BERNIER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-19

LAS ALMORRANAS Sc CURAN
EN- 6 A IA DIAS. UNGUENTO PAZO
las cura, va sean simples, sangrantes,
externas con picaz6n. La prirnera
aplicaci6n da alivio. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-19
JovEN DEsAPARECIDo

En- Ponce ha desaparecido Nicolas
Rivera. de IA amos. Todos los esfuer-
zos hechos por los parientes del des-
aparecido para encontrarle, han sido
indtiles hasta ahora.
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IMPORTANTES DECLARACIoNES
DEL GOBERNADoR YAGER sOBRE
LA EPIDEMIA DE PEsTE

Continuation de la la. pag.J
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Felix MAToS BERNIER.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
PALMER MYOS
DUSKY TRAINER
Kid Hangs Haymaker on
Chin of Heavyweight;
Smith Also Trains

Boxing fans who thropgcd tho A..
&. gym under the Terminal hotel
yesterday afternoon saw boxing
show as entertaining as many regu-
lar programs, though workouts we're
the order Of the day.
KID Palmer Tulsa's adopted mid
dlewcight, training for his coming
encounter with Curley Smith next
Friday night showed great Zest in
his preparatory efforts. The sturdy
Kid was out for all the work he
could get and took on q number Of
huskies Ia thrce-rounders He
warmed up on few little fellows
and then celebrated by knocking
out Kid Rourhhouse. a 21O-pound
negro heavyweight In the third
round. Palmer also boxed with
Pete Shaughncssy Young Courtney
and Ted Brown.
Evidently after glimpsing Curley
Smith Palmer has decided that he
must be In the wen known pink 20
be sure OF the outcome OF Friday
nights mill.
Smith yesterday afternoon gave
one Of the prettiest exhibitions OF
rope skipping seen here in many a
day Weighing nearly 100 pounds
as he does. the Bartlesville middle
weight was az graceful as a feather
weight. II iiti Smith ever lamps
him in his rope-skipping act the
Orpheum Circuit may claim him
from the ring. Curlcy drew Gp-
plause from the spectators during
his rope-skipping. Smith later
donned the gloves for three three
round training matches
Warnie Smith OF Bartlesville.
who meets Billy Morrisette OF Sand
Springs In the semi-windup on Fri
day nights card was In boxing re-
gala yesterday afternoon. Along
with NHbrrisette he will train every
day at the n. a. G. in preparation
for their scheduled ten-round en-
EnEpfupnt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
OHIO AND IOWA
TO SPLIT HONORS
Big Ten Race Is Almost
to End in a Tie Be-
tween Them

CHICAGO. Nov. I2.-with the
close Of the western conference grid
iron championship season week
away the undefcated ohio state
and Iowa clrvcus. each with four
Victories to their credit. tonight are
tied FOR first place honors In the
race. which gives every indication OF
winding up with the 1921 title IN
dispute.
Wisconsin virtually was olcminat- .
ed from the race when held to a 7 z
tie 10y Michigan YESTERDAY while the
ohinana were bowling over Purdue 2S
To 0 and the HnwlteyeR hurried fndi-
ann under n ~ 10 score.
Both Ohio state ana Iowa have
comparatively easy opposition for
The final games Of the season satur-
day and obEorvera believe thoy will
come through with clean states.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
BOWLERS FAIL
TO SCORE HIGH
Only One 200-Game Rolled
in Week; Cosden-Elks
: Match Delayed

Last weeks Y. NJ. c. A. bowling
results came a long way from reach
ing those OF the previous week. Tho
big event of the week. the match
between Cosden and the Elks' club,
was postponed by mutual agree
ment, which Is no doubt the reason
for tho scarcity OF high marks. Fans
had been looking forward to seeing
these teams In action against each
other but since they were unable TO
hook up at their best strength the
onlookers will have TO wait until n
later date.
While. the Cosden and Elks quin-
tets were marking time, Harvey
Young rollers made good use OF their
time and took Patterson steel foi
three straight. Likewise, in the Pc
troleum league, while Transconti-
mental and Mid-Co rollers have been
disputing second place. the o. L. r..
team took a two game lead. The
best matches on the slate for this
week will no doubt he the Noble
and Harvey Young battle in the OIL
league, while the o. p. R--Mid-Co.
will furnish entertainment In the Pc
troleum league Saturday.
High individual score in the oil
league last week, single game: Nc
Coy, Noble 20i, Krarup. Noble 1919,
Three games: Morgan. Harvey
Young $40, Hughs Noble 5l3.
High team score single game Noble
s92, Harvey Young s26. Total pins:
Harvey Young 2,540, Noble 2.42s.
High individual scores Petroleum
league last week, single game:
Young o, p. r. 1919, Deputy Allan
tic Petroleum 1873. Three games:
Young O. p r, -555, Dyer o. +. r..
sol. Team high scores, single game:
o. =, II. sol. Transcontinental 776.
High total pins; o. +. II. 2,327,
Transcontiental 2,306.
Standing OF the teams:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
REAL ARTICLE IN
PLAY KATHLEEN
Saba Grotto Show Snap
piest Performance Ever
Attempted Here

one OF the snappiest perform
ancos ever presented In Tulsa is
scheduled for Convention hail.
Monday night November 2I, whom
Kathleen" romantic musical
comedy will he offered under the
auspices Of Saba Grotto.
This production is mighty in
theme, cast and embellish ment
Two hundred persons parade
through two acts OF magnificent
splendor and portray characters
that win inspire the great audience
that expected 10 crowd the hall Mon
day night.
Kathleen ia n aemi serious play
with music a chorus OF 400 girls viii
onchance the elaborate numbers
arranged in this unusually brilliant
entertainment Girls of overy size
and description, Ponies" OF which
there are so, with hobbed hair,
dance and prRnce through n series
Iof song and dance numbers cal
culated to bring the audience to It's
/ feet In unboundcd enthusiasm.
/ The Dance 90 mania" "A terpsi =
corcnn presentation IL said to be one
/ OF the most thrilling dance num-
hers ever staged Hundreds OF
other features are offered in n mag
n.ticent scale
EStrnNagangc 20 Note.
Tho management OF this per-
| formance declare It TO be an cN-
| travRVanza Of notc--e genuine
musical triumph, Ea'nNy OF stars.
/ cnch worthy NJ top lining per-
tormaucc. vet brought together in
Ia great ensemble OF music. song,
| dance and humor
The Saba Grouo Is SPONSORING
/ this performance, and have already
secured a tremendous interest
among lovers 81 high class enter
1 taiument Among the artists who
/ win ho seen In this rNeilar produce
! tlOn are Lucillo Thomason, Geo.
gia Allen. Marie Galway. Art Phil
/ lips Noel Fnhnestock, Elmo Thomp-
son, Billy West, n A. Reard, and
"A G., Burns.
A parade viii Ne staged at 4
/ o'clock Saturday afternoon IN con-
/ junction with tho Festival parade.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
BALK LINE TOURNEY TODAY
First Worsd's championship Piay
for 10 Years Opens In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. l3.-Balk line
billiard players and fans from all
parts Of IN. country Interested In
the lS.2 cUe game were gathering
here today for the opening tomor-
row OF the first worlds champion
ship tournament In 16 years,
The opening ot the event will find
Willie Hoppe. champion since 1908.
and nix challcngcre roprcacnttng
three nations, ready to play In what
promises 10 bo one nf the most in
tCrcStinE tournaments ever hold.
The first match tomorrow evening
viii bring together two youngsters
OF the tourney Walker Cochranc
OF san Francisco and Roger Cont OF
France. Hoppe viii come into ac-
tlon FOR tho first time Tuesday
when ne meets the loser OF the
tuchranc- Cont match
Three matches ARE scheduled for
each day after the opening event.
Edouard HorcmNns. the Hciglan.
and champion ~ Europe. will meet
ora Murnlngst1r ~ San Diego. Cal.
Tuesday ana two Chicago entrants.
Jake SchRofvr, jr, and George Sut-
ton win follow
After the Hoppe match Tuesday
night, drawings for future contests
VIII be made according tp the re-
suits Of play
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
Net RdiIiUay Income
Reaches 81 Million
Month of September

WASHINGTON, Nov lS.--Net
operating income OF main line
railroads in the United states dur
inT Scptembcr amounted 60 sS7.-
l74,OO0, according 10 a statement
from tho Association OF Railway
Executives analy2ing monthly re-
ports TO the interstate commerce
commission. This represented an
annual return of a6 per cent on
Investment, owing 60 deficits in
Cured during earlier months.
The statement also emphasized
That normal expenditures Oh main
tenance had not been made. Traf-
Tic on the lines continues 10 in.
ereaSe' according to the statement.
ana on November / idle freight
Shrs numbered 264,7OO, or g9,7OA
is"er than on october 2s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14

WoMEN'S MEETING STOPPED
Police Interfere when Noted Writer
Tries to Talk on Birth Control.

NEW YORK, Nov. lS.-Mra
Margaret Sanger, we'll. known writ
er, and Miss Mary windsor OF Phila
delphia were arrested tonight after
they we're alleged to have defied tho
police by addressing a mass meeting
In the town hall In the interests OF
birth control, The police broke up
the meeting.
The two women were taken TO the
West Forty Seventh street police
station where technical charges OF
disugderly conduct were maze
against them.
From the police station the wo-
men were taken 10 the mems night
court In West Fifty Fourth street but
Magistrate Francis X. McQuade held
that he did not have Jurisdiction and
paroled them In the custody OF their
counsel for their appearance In the
West Side court tomorrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
Dog Race Results

Special 10 Tho World
EAST ST LOUIS H., Nov Ia
Sundays greyhound results:
First race. quarter mile--Sunburr
first, Mickey clair second. Rache
Wild Biil third. Time. 25 AS.
Second race. threo-slxteenths mile
wild Easter first, Dutch Bergman
second, Esther Cannon third. Time
10.
Third race. five -slxteenths mile
Maguie first, oakland Hymn second
So Long Dick third. Time, % 2-5
Fourth race, quarter mile, cham
plonship stalSe--Oakland Charter
first, Jesserue second, Mission Roy
third. Time, 20.
FIFTH race. three -eighths mile
Naomi fret, Ring Parton second
smoky Hih Buck third. Time. 40
Sixth race, quarter mile, hurdles
--DiRblo first, Step Ahead second
sboestring third. Time, rs as.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
Dog Race Entries

Special 10 The World
EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL.,, Nov. ia
Mondays greyhound entries:
First race, quarter. .milc-BOrd
Helpum, Prince Lively. Neva wild
Bin, oakland Graft. Timothy and
White Hawk.
Second race three -sixteenths mile
Rosy star, oakland Hamper
Speedy Gift. King Autumn. Flirting
Boy and Flirty Boy.
Third race, quarter -mile--Fern
Cannon, Ready Applause. Les Darcy.
Oakland Hannah. Marblehead and
Home Brew.
Fourth race five -sixtecnths--Iad
da. Arasee, Sunburnt, Harmony Err
nest Wild Bill and Cheerful Mo-
mcnts.
Ejfth race. three e-sixtcenths mile
Flying Dick, Leopold, Ripping
Rhyme, Irish Freedom. Kansas Wild
Bin and Aliens Comrade.
sixth race, quarter mlle-Oskland
Help. Olive Cannon, Furnessa, Step
Forward. Credit Bill and Dick Rose.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14

OH corporation will be president,
Q. w. Connally, proprietor of the
city auditorium and New Arcade
Amuae ment company will be vice
president and Don W. Hutchin-
son will be secretary and match
maker. Hutchinson for many
years was A prominent sport
writer In the middiewest, business
manager OF the Moline Three Eye
beagtN Ball club, and promoted
professional football and boxing
In the middle v-c=i. Nate Jack
son has retired from the promo
tlon END of the game and will
handle a. stable OF boys boxing
through the southwest. Sampson
is retiring from active promotion
Patscy Corrigan Of Tulsa will
assist in the organization of tn,
club,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
NEBRASKA LEADS
EASILY IN VALLEY
Oklahoma's Unexpec t e d
Defeat Puts Missouri
Tigers Second

KANSAS CITY. Nov. Ia.
braska continues to be the only ...
beaten members Of the Missouri Val
10y football conference. having
trounced Kansas 2s TO al Lincoln
Saturday Thu Nebraska eleven r.9.
haa won two,of its three confor,. ..
games and will play the last one
Saturday when It meets Amcs.
Missouri, by defeating Oklahun.
- to ~, moved into second pl.a
the Kansas Agsies dropping TO tf.rd
because Of their defeat on Fridat lt
Ames The results In both !nsaa
came as q surprise. The Oklahow.,
Sooners, last years valley chan.
pions. had been touted' to win. n.f
the all-nround play OF "Chu.N.
Lewis, Missouri's quarterback anI
HE long passes to Hamilton I.r
end, proved to be too formia4aI.
and the Tigers soon had the game
all their way. Missouri now has Won
four and lost one OF It's confc-trua
games The team will be idle SAT.
urday, resting up for the final rsra
OF the season with Kansas ON
Thanksgiving day The Ames- Arc4o
game was one OF the fastest i'm .no
conference this season and the ONLY
score came In the second por.ed
when, with the bail on the Kansas
l4-yard line, Young passed 10 HIs-
gins and the touchdown followed
The other conference teams had
games with non member elcyers
this weekend. Besides the Me-
braska- Ames game. the only other
conference contest scheduled FOR
next Saturday is that between Okla.
homa and the Kansas Aggles at
Manhattan.
The standing of the teams TO date
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
MRS. GOULD DIES
ON GOLF COURSE
eoSyrvuED FROM PAGE ONE

'pNllNNED ffpM fA'F pNF
Gould's Fifth avenue home in New
York tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Gould. formerly Edith King
don, was an actress who had scored
In her profession when she was mar
ried TO George !. Gould, oldest son of
Jay Gould, multimillionaire on Sep
tember IA, 1886. Her biggest sue
cesses occurred in 1885 as a mem
Der of Augustine Daly's company,
her first noteworthy triumph being
In Love on Clutches"
Distinguished Actress.
From childhood she had revealed
an inclination for the stage. distin-
gushing herself in private theatri-
Gals In Brooklyn. She progressed
rapidly and, as girl, her talent and
striking beauty won her an engage
ment to play Marianne in THE Two
Orphans" with Mrs. Marie wilkins.
She created the character OF Eve
Malvoise in Youth" under the man
agement OF Eugene Tompkins OF the
Boston theater. touring with the com
pany through the season of 1882.
Her repertoire gradually was en-
larged.
She appeared as Mary BARLEY In
the first American production Of
Love and Money" She played $50
times In "Jalna." In 1884 she was
engaged by Mr.. Daily and made her
Metropolitan debut that year as
"Mysic' IN a Wooden Spoon"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
Pennsylvania Miners
Vote to Strike Today

WILKESBARRE, Pa, Nov. IA
Owing TO the refusal of the superin-
tendent OF the Central Colliery, near
Pittston, to promote n helper 10 n
place made vacant by blacksmiths s
resignation, the men employed In
all Pennsylvania Coal company op-
erations, except Sebastopol and No
IL, in Pittston. voted to go on strike
tomorrow morning. Another griev-
ance is an alleged violation OF the
contract miner agreement at the
Butler Colliery. The strike will af-
feet 10000 men and boys.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
Steamship Lines From
NelD Orleans TO EurOpe

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. ls-An
nouncement was made here tonight
OF Two new European steamship
lines which will establish service
between New Orleans and Baltic and
Mediterranean ports. The aEst Asia
company OF Copenhagen will make
regular somimonthly sailings be-
tween this port and Copenhagen and
Danzig. the service to start early
next month, the announcements said
The Societe des Affretures Reunis
OF France will also begin sailing
from New Orleans to French, Italian
and Spanish ports on the Meditor-
ranean in january.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
Now Theory Abont Man.

LONDON-That man Is million
years old. that his nursery was AZ
RIGA, not Asia: that he began as a
pigmy. evolved from an ape; that
the Ice Age was comparatively mod
ern-roughly, i5,oGo years ago; that
we are now in tho warm est period
of the earth's existence--these are
some of the rather heterdox opin-
ions put forward by DR.. A. Church.
ward, in n uch-illustrated book
called "The origin and Evolution OF
the Human Race" which runs coun-
ter TO most opinions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
FOW-ROm1d Bouts to Rule
In Ne,U Oklahoma City Club
Patsy Corrisan of Tulsa to Assist in 2500
Members to BE Sought and Attempt Will Be Made to
Have Boxing Order of Pacific Coast
special TO The worid

Special 10 The World.
Oklahoma city. NOV. la.--The
Oklahoma Athletic club will ap-
ply for n charter from the secre-
tary OF state Monday. The new
club has purchased all rights
from Sammie Sampson and Nate
jackson former promoters here
and has leased the city auditorium
with option OF purchase. The
club Will stage weekly shows of
four rounds, following the Pacific
coast scheme OF operation. Ad-
miWlon will be by membership
only ana II is expected that more
than two thouaand five hundred
memberHhips win be sold in the
next few weeks.
1t is planned to open the club
early In December
John II. Choate OF the Choate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
Tho Grcntest MlIioMcr.

A boy in a Welsh school essayed
10 write on Henry VIII and n Lon.
don paper reports him as beginning
thus:
king Henry VIII was the great
est widower that ever lived. He was
born at Ammo Domini In the year
1865, He had $40 wives besides
children. The first was beheaded
and executed. The second was re-
vokcd. She never smiled again.
Henry was succeeded on the
throne by Mary Queen OF Scots,
aomtimes known as the Lady OF the
Lake"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
Grant ScantiIy Clothed.

A little girl was reading a COM
position OF her own on Grants
Work in the Civil War" She got on
swimmingIy until she reached Lees
surrender. at Appomattox coure
house. Then she told how Lee wore
his sword and was handsomely at
tired in fuh uniform; while Grant, 20
site announced, had on nothing but
old. ragged union suit"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
Rat Sounds Burglar Alarm.

COLUMBUS, OhiO,-A BURGLAR
alarm sounded in the heart of this
city's downtown business district.
II thrilled theatergoers and win
dow shoppers.
A crowd of about one thousand
persons gatherer in front of the
Krag store, High and Gay streets,
where the alarm sounded. The po-
lice began search. The probe re-
suited in the discovery that electric
wires had been chewed by a rat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14

Having been officially recognized
by General Pershlng as deserving
first place on the list OF American
heroes of the world war In the re-
port submitted recently by the COM
m0nder-in-chief OF the A r.. +. TO
the war department. Sergeant Wood
iiil. stationed al Fort Thomas, Ken
turcky. has functioned as the in
fantrys body-hcOrer on the occasion
OF the burial OF the American un-
known soldier at Arlington on
Armistice day. Woodfill was
awarded the congressional medal
the Legion OF Honor chevalier, and
the croix de guerre, with palm. lie
Is native OF Belleview. Ind. His
father was OF Welsh stock and his
mother ot German descent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
Many Cities Cn.onern,r.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.-Co, or
dination of municipal agencies to
meet the unemployment: cr;=;s TN line
line with the recommendation OF
the national conference ON unem-
ployment virtually has been com
pleted, according To n statement Is
sued tonight by Col Arthur Woods,
chairman of the special committee
on civic and emergency measures.