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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
SAILOR CLICKNER BATTLES JACK REEVES HERE IUESDi
Dempsey to Defend
His title April 10
in Il Portland Ring

PORTLAND ore Jan. 26..-
Frank L.. watkins, chairman OF
tho Portland boxing commission
announced that an agreement had
been reached whereby Jack
Dempsey will defend his title here
ncxt April In a l0-rouud decision
match against tho best man VINO
can be- oh aimed as an opponent
by the boxing com mission when
is arranging the match. jack
Kearus confirmed tho announce
mont
The announcement followed
conference between kcarns and
representative Of the boxing COM
mission.
Tho consideration for which
Dem psoys appearance here was
insured was not made public. II
WAS said the match would be on
percentage basis. Appearance
forfpits and check win be signed
Immediately n was said. The
fight will be staged at tho pa
vilion Of the Pacific intcrnational
Live stock Exposition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
SOLDIER HOSPITAL
BILL IS REPORTED
Institutions for Central
and Southwestern States
to Cost $2,500,0O0
Special 20 Tho World
MASIllNGTON,

Special 20 Tho World.
WASHINGTON, Jan 26-rho
Langley bin amended 50 as To pro-
vide Tor the location of "a hospital
for sick and disabled men in the
"coutrnl southwestern states WAS
reported 10 the house OF rcpr''"nt-
ativrs and placed on tho calendar
today Doubt was expressed hN
some members as &C. the mcluunE n'
thv term central southWvH'rU
tDtys." the belief being expressed
that 10 barred Texas aud Sew Me-
I,o. extreme southwestern .,N''.
which with Arkansas, OhHh'uN
and Kansas are 10 form the gone lNt
hp hospital
Curgr,-sman John W UarroII.
u. oklahoma. member of the vuu
uaif,.. lowrvcr. said that he did
uuf U,.yyv this barred New M'N'. .M
...I .hr northern and western par"
.f T,vls. llc said. however, that No
was uu. Kelly that south Texas would
'u considered because n already AaH
temporary hospital
Nh HIgrrld said that location "i
Ibu hospital would hC ia hands nl
the secretary ~ the treasury, Hoth
..u.it aud house leaders have prom
isod fu ouuut the bill at this session
ot ,ynnru~s. The sputhneslern IN
s,lWt. .. .n t~.ut neuro- rsych'arui'
cases AVID wan cost $500 .00O.
Oklahoma ia regarded as havnl
the urs, chance OF any state To land
Ing hospital
Congressman Harreld said
movement Is under way To romh.n,
the activities of the war risk bureau
tho bureau cf vocational rthl bill
tatiun ana the puhlic, health srrvic,
under "A third assistant secretary o'
tho treasury in order To coordinate
tho work Of caring for disabled sol
diurs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
Clickncr Is Substituted
for Carbonnc, Who
Claims Illness
BOTH WORKOUT TO-DAY
Dlirkucr aud Reeves TO Train
at Scott Kennedy Dane.
rug Academy

s.In. ,ItIu,r rf Tulsp will u,'t
lup. Reeve. 800 thr l2.rourd mn"
,.,rt ui ih, Acme Nthlot. .IuhH
boxing show ucst Tuado. mrNf 90
Convention utlL This vns in' uu
uuuuu,mout laW night of Promoter
Jack callahan. who following 'nr
u,ihdtnwaI ~ Frank ,1rbouuc fuw
the match with Reeves. substituted
Dbirk ulgduus light JryyE weight
callahan cndoa,ur,d tu H',ur"
Mike - Duwd ls pu opponent Tor
Narycq hut WuH unable to get the
"tintp" orr any other well known
boxer ON such short notice.
rrircs on seats. which were 10
have been from 81 To - for tine
Reeves Cnrhuunc tilt will b" re-.
duccd to 81, s. ana ~ for the card
LcadiiuUd by Reeves ana tU1kn'r
CllcLncr stopped Mace.
Clirlncr has appeared IN Tulsa on
only ono occasion. stopping Joe Mace
In two rounds a few weeks ago
white IN service ovorson the Otlck
topped scrappor met H"Vorhl W"ii
known boxers, such as Jackie clark
and red Jameson lie lost a de.
rision to Clark and knocked our
Jameson in fierce battle In
Frv9TS wSSihor cuckncr l- |, match for
Reeves. of course. remains to hr 20
tcrmiucd Thorc are many h"ro VINO
bnllcvc hc is. chief among thoH'
is his manager chick lligdon, ana
Chick ls wis" in the fistir gam" ana
seldom goes wrong IN picking WIN
ror CUckucr showed up well IN th'
Ntlo oppurtunity offered In ms Eu
with Mace while any boxer stupplh
the rugged Ted Jameson has a
wallop,
boxing Reeves. Cuckncr viii meet
tho toughcst md hardest punching
opponent of his 'Hrc"r. iligdpn last
night said he realized the import %
nncc of the match with the eau
furnln boy but that ne IL confident
CHcknor will make an impressive
showing
No,h workout Today.
Reeves continued training despite
the cancellation by Carbonne ana u
day Of uncertainty regarding n sub
stitutc. Jack Is to work every daN
at o'clock at the Scott Kennedy
dancing ncad cmy, liz souV
BOULDER.
ClIckncr, u clean living fellow, 10
always In good shap" aud NcNctdhl
he started gymnasium work Chck
ncr IL to train at o'clock, also u
the scott kennedy hall.
Billy Mnrrisctte. sand springs ma
dIcwcight. has declined to NEE
Young Corbctt Of pristow In tho 10
round semi -windup, according tt
Callahan. owen CastlehNrry, Tulsa
fireman with good fighting reputa
tion, has boon substituted for Nor
risette.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
NATIONAL TEAMS
NEED BOLSTER|NG
All, Even Robins, Weak
in at Least One
Position

Huu rurr.ppuuJent
NtN NDNk. Jan. rs winter
trad, Winds ptumiH, Zoo make % hur.
ricanc ont 81 the rsXt National
."aguc pennant race.
Recent plnycr deals ana the pos.
Ahiiitirs ~ national tr1d's reported
IN tho maluug are roguuugiblu fpr
'hls belief IN bnsrball circles today,
Trades contaminated sine" th e
1890 season closed have added
tir,ugfh where 81 was most need a
tu every club involved, ana no less
than huIt i dozen managers arc
atm in tn market FOR talent that
viii adA balance 10 thcir linoups.
what the Ciubs Nccd
Th. Giants need an iufioldcr
Thcs could us" an outfic,drr and n
southpaw pitcher and they have
catclrrs tu trade.
The Reds could u4o an cNpe
rlrufrd iuflrldor tn replace RAN
and possibly an outfIcldrr.
Tho champion Dodgers need n
catcher. hpi have nothing 10 trade
nt present Tho Cardinals could also
uso q catcher aud have outnrlders
TO spare,
Boston should have ahprtston so
take Mnrnuvillo's place and m" PM
lies need catcher and several other
players
Tho cubs need more than any
other teams. oven na first base
mon aud thlrd hasoman, pitchers
and ugir Of outficldcrs
Pittsburgh might he Interested
wcrc n pusaihlo To land q sonsoncd
! first or third hnscmHu with hitting
Liability. but as there ar" no such
PLAYERS available. the Pirates VIII
probably stand pat.
Pirates Cuntcndcrs.
M1ranyill"'s transfer 10 Pitts
/ burgh has filled y void Tint has
been In tho Pirate lireup sine" WaE-
ncr retired. and asN Mooney" Gih-
sou has a well balanced outfit,
I pittghdrgh looks like team that
/ will be IN the race from the start
/ Tho Rods ncod the pitching
strength RlVev viii civ" them and
, that very badly. Tho Cardinals N
/ they flud catcher. will he stronger
+ nud more dangerous than they wcr'
lasi season,
Hero nrc three contouders. on
manor. Add TO the pot"nti1lities Of
/ this trio the chances of the cham
pion Dodgers, who will enter the
+ racc practically intact and tho mon
ace of the second place Giants and
! you have concoction that savors
| of the hottest Kind or n race
should bc Good Races.
These five clubs viii leave the
barrier with good prospects, the
kind that will he sure To make the
National league fans wriggle with
Iintcrcat from the start.
The Chicago cubs may take or
new life under EvWs. but they are
lup against II Tor baHis needed talent
a L. H. M al .FIs In 4
aocm to- taper Off to an intcrroga
tlon puiut.
The Braves will he stronger tN1r
'hav were last season and oven Tn
Fhillics. with a new mannger--I'l
Donovnn-nnd new blood In thei
Icrstwhile auacmic veins. shoul,
pcrk up next summer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
MOORE FIGHT WINNER
Pal Trims Young Montreal In i5-
Round Go and Farms Right to
Meet Hoe INuch.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.--Pal Moore
OF Memphis, Tenn, outpointed
Young Montreal OF Providence. r.
l., in a i5-ruund boxing contest here
tonight. The victory gives Moore
the right to meet Joe lynch. ban
tamwcight champion, in a fight for
the title,
For the first six rounds honors
were about even. Then Moore's
left iabs. with an occasional right
cross, began to weaken his opponent
and tho Memphis lad gained and
held the advantage FOR the rest OF
the contest. Neither boy scored "A
knuCkdown
Moore weighed III 1-2 and Young
Montreal was three pounds heavier.
Boy Mccormick Irish light
heavyweight, received the judges
decision over Johnny Howard of
Boyonne. y. j. In their l5-round
bout. II was McCormick's first ap-
pearance in the east.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
MusLogcc stadium Authorized.

MtSkOGEE. Jan. 26,--The mu-
nlcipal athletic board was author
lied at meeting of the city COM
mission last night to proceed with
the erection of 100000 athletic
field to be used by MuskOgec's
team In the southwestern league. 4
sitc was recently purchased for
100000, and the remaining 100000
will be spent for stands. a special
committee was also authorized to
Investigate tho Feasibility Of con-
structlng another municipal hos
pital at cos. OF 100000. Bu2hs
for this venture were voted some
time ago,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
HEAVY GRID SCHEDULE
Brown to Play harvard. Nalc ana
Syracusc Elcycns--Tu Play
Nine tamCS

PROVIDENCE. II. J.. jon. es--
Brown university has Announced +,
football schedule for 1921 winch l-.
Cludes games with Syra,I.. Yas
and Harvard and "A final game with
Colgate on November 49, IS f,amr,
OF the schedule is tho arr1ueomeg,
of games so that two week. inter.
veue between the games with Syrs
cuse and Yale and Harvard. Inv,
giving the Brown varsity am oppor.
tunity for needed rest in iuU midy
OF "a streuous season. Tho ,omplet
schedule follows:
September "a. X. J. College, d
Providence. October T. colby. a
Providence. October s, New Yor,
University. at Providence. Octobe
IS, Syracuse, Syracuse. October o.
Springfield, Providence. October %
Yale, New Haven. November 3 oper
November IL, Harvard, Cambridge
Novmber 10, Colgate. Providence Q
Boston.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
IT'S GOLFER HARDING NOW
President Elect Iorgcts Cares OF
State on IloyJda Links.

FORT PIERCE, Fla, Jan. 25.--
President eject Harding smackcd a
clear 200-yard drive down the fair
way at the Fort Pierce golf course
this morning. lie squared his
shoulders. expanded his chest and
announced. This Is great"
This was his second day OF golf
over wcll'laid out course with
grassy greens and. he enjoyed 1t 10
the utmost. Aner spending the
night at anchor between Nero. off
Fort Pierce, tho president-olect was
up early and the party on board the
houseboat Victoria prepared to con
tinue toward Palm Beach later to-
day. They will anchor far from any
habitation tonight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
To Test Fight FiIm Law.

MILW AlkEE, WIS. Jan, 20
Motion pictures Of the Dempsey
nronnnn championship fight recent. b.
ly held ~ New York are on their
way to Milwaukee and will be shown
next week as "A test ~ the federal
law prohibiting transportation of
prizc fight films In Interstate com
morcc. Ray Cannon, attorney for
Dempsey, announced today.
The pictures are not to he shown
for profit Cannon said and federal
officers are invited to arrest the cx-
hihitOrs he added
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
Dare Bancroft Is First
Giant to Sign Contract

Dave Bancroft was the first Of
tho Giants Go tall into line FOR the
coming season. The signed con
tract uf the brilliant shortstop was
received al the office OF the stub
rC,uUtiy.
Bancroft, who wont 60 the Giants
from the rhillics, In midsoAsou In
exchange gnr Arthur Fletcher and
"A sum oi money, soon made him
self an idol with the fans at the
Polo grounds Last season N"
rankod second in folding among
tho shoria.ops, according lo the
figures though ms a matter ot fact
rhcrr Is uo shortstop In the league
today who tx his equal tie hu a99.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
Billiard Ernerfs Start
Anfi-Biiiidrd Crusade

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 2G--w.
T., Blaukcrshtr, otto Denver Harris
and Clayton Bvcrs. pocket billiard
experts. will give a throo-day cN-
hihitiou in Oklahoma city, starting
tomorrow II was announced here
today The announcement stated a
tour of the United Statcs Is planned.
against anti billiards legislation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
VI. SOX BUY MULLIGAN
Three Players Included in Deal b.
Chicago club for Coast
Ipauup IufiplIpr

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 25.--lr
fielder Eddie Mulligau of the Sal
Lake CITY club of the Pacific Coas
league has been sold to the Chicas.
White SoN. Tho consideration ir.
cludes three players from the Chi
cago club, to be selected by the Sal
Lake club prior to March y, accord
ing TO y. VI. Lane. president Of N
salt Lake club. who made the ar.
nounce ment today at san Francisco
Mulligan came to salt Lake IN
1919 from the Kansas City club
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
Atlanta Welcomes Coolidge.

ATLANTA, Ga" Jan 49,,
President elect and Mrs. Cool!ds
were greeted by a crowd or SrN',S 20 .
thousand on their arrival here 10,
night despite storm OF sho" a"'
rain. Mr.. Coolidge came o. A..
Ianta to address the Southern Tarif
congresr which covnenes here 10
morrow. Later with Mrs. Cool'dg'
no will 70 TO Ashville, \. c. for
vacation of several weeks
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
RECEPTION OF MAN O. WAR
Heavy Snow Not To Interfere With
lhnmpInn's Homo Coming.

IFNINFTON, kN-, JAN. 26.-
Heavy snow, which covers the
ground here, will not prevent the
public showing OF Man a. War
champion race horse. at the recep-
tion planned I'm honor Of his home
coming tomorrow, Samuel -. Rid
die, his owner, announced today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
Boxing Bill Introduced
in Washington Senate

OLYMPIA. Wash, Jan. ga
bill lcgalizing lO-round boxing con-
tests in tho state was introduced In
the state senate today Senator
william Wray said he had been as
surcd OF enough votes In both the
senate and house TO obtain It's on
aCtmOnt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
Use of HeadlOck to BE
Barred by Jack Cwley

NSW YORK, Jan. 26.--Jsc,
Curloy, who has promoted most o.
the championship wrestling matehe'
in New York, announced here 'o
night no would not stage any NOR
matches in which the headlo,k wa
permitted. Curley promoted i''
cha mpionship match MONDAY ~,
tween Ed tstmngler) Lewis an
Earl Caddock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27

tUu lh't' ~ lUt buhNlb biU'N 'N"l ~
hHH already named his pilot ana i-
working quietly bon preparation Tor
the jpsI pruuuut race. Local ian.
dom b. much concerned and iui'r.
'Hicd over crawford onulrc. i,umor
tndicnt.t that t."fy iLcfteld. veteran
~. Louis pitcher aud fot W'r Ilii'
burEu pirate star. may load the on
crv though crawford has never init
mated who hiB choice will hr
Hack IN 1909. Ia the hnlcion
dnNs of the Chicago Whit" Soy.
those good old days before II play
cr scandal was known; when
Charles ,uml4Lcy wns In the fuli
Nigur of health and u pal of iinn
johnson. the "uId Roman was
noted for his kc"nucss of Wit and
~ master OF ropartcc. One of
the funniest incidents of the
friendship Of johnson aud tomis-
key H. told nv SDcnCcr Abbott.
former manager or the Tai~n
Western league club and Who this
season pilots the Memphis club oi
tho southern association.
In tho llH two weeks of the
American lcaEu" p"uunnt race oi
that year tgOG' the White SoN were
engaged ir a hot fight for the pen
unnt with the Tigers Jim Callahan
playing let field fur COmmv's club
had 80 done something to invoke the
wrath Of an umpire ana drew u
weeks sutponsion johnson had Just
returned from n fishing trip and
sent splendid. fine fish 20 his
friend Comiskev an the same day
ne suspended Callahan. Comiskc'
called johnson ON the telephone and
the following conversation onsucd
"IIcilo I,nn, this ~ Comm,. Ban.
! got the fish" "Did you like IT,
Commy?" asked Han. "N,~. It's
u fine fish, Iian. What do You
want me to do with II, play II In
lett firid'" answered the iratc
white Siv president.
Friend chick Johnson of knnts.
city. ~cll known manager OF boxers
wns iu Tulsa last night en- route Il
I kansas Citv from oklahoma city
whore Monday night Harvey Thor
stopped l<id Ferns Johnson SAYS h
has an extensive stable ~ boxers
named eight of them and said HI
had others whose names he couldn'
recall AT this time. All OF then
either the best In their class or com
ing champions
Chicks enthusiasm H. rcfecsh-
ing. hiS gift OF expression In tell
Ing Of the wonders OF hiS boys u
treat. Nt that, johnson has n
likely looking stable mud In Iinr-
,cy Thorp aud Arlos Tanning,
Wcltcrwcigh and lightweight re-
sncCt,,cly. has two extraordinary
fine fighters and gate attractions.
Following are the boys uude
Iohnsops management. Hurvc'
Thoyp, wcltCrwcight. Arlos Tanning
ughtwclght, charlie Arousun l2'
pounds: Dick Morris, las pounds
Paul Mcguire, ilG pounds. icorg
Johnson, 1G5-l7O pounds, Jack Col
lins las pounds; Harry lI"nncsSy
/ l22 pounds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
SaIlcc Signs Contract

NEW YORK, Jan. 2J.-"SIIm"
Sallee, veteran pitcher with l3
years Of service In the National
league, whose threats TO retire have
been numerous for several years,
has signed contract with the
Giants
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
Pierce Oil, Kerr Glass
Sand Springs Winners

special to rhr World.
SAND SPRINGS. Okla" Jan, 90
Pierce oil defeated city 81 To- 10,
aud Kerr Glass won from the High
school faculty, iG tu "a. last night
In the Sand Springs bnskclhan
league Harry Brian OF tho' Uni
vcrsity of Tulsa was referee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
Canadian Lightweight
GiUes PerriH Beating

SOUTH BEND. Ind, jan 90.
Clonic TAFT. Canadian lightwclght
champion. gave Bud Perrin OF
south Chicago a trimming In their
ten round bout here last night Per
rill was uuthit an the way ana was
considerably bruised up at the
finish
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27

Jay Gould of New York, open
court tennis champion OF America
who successfully defended his title
when he played and defeated Jack
Soutar, professional champion and
challenger, in Philadelphia. winning
two out OF three sets. In the final
set Mr.. Gould's ankle turned under
him and he fell. He rose and limped
his way through the rest of the
game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
Chn.c,. Mo Gcts pI,nrcc.

ClNCINNArI, Jan. &c Mrs Anna
NJ Chase OF this city today was
eHuuiol decree of divorce from
HAL Chuor. former rrs, hnscmau OF
cincinnati and New York National
laIu, baseball clubs who was last
h,uHd from iu san Jose, Ca
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
PURE OIL, GYPSY
BASKETEERS WIN
Easily Beat Texas, Gil
liland Fives in Church
League

Pure oil and Gypsy uutntcts last
night easily won from the Texas
and Gillilnnd flvcs, 40 to 2 and 81
to II respectively, IN the Church
Basketball league on the Y. NJ. C. A.
81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
YOUNG FITz BEATS WARNER
OLinhomnn DcCisi'c'y Defeats Pacif-
lr l,nlaI MLhLl lCNNNlghi

OKLAHOMA cry. ian, 26--
Young Fitysimmons decisiyclN out
pointed ld Warner, SAN Francisco,
m their l0-round bout here last
might. Tho men are middlcweights.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
Light Heavies Box II Rounds;
Callahan Cuts Ticket Prices
Larry Daley

james !, lruw
ford owner "i
the Tulsn Wrgi
ern league base
ball club w. b D
has bcon iu tho
cnsi several DAYS,
is Co. return huiu,
this CO. pl. end ur
early nest Wo"k
The loprl uugul
wiz probably an
uouil,e his man
nror Tor the com
Iug 200 % % iEu
when hr I'iIfu4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27

UOlTs TrOW TINIU, TaNU0n To, Nv
Clurc 10. TAYLOR I. Love I. Dlckin-
son :, Gowan: free throws. DiCkin-
son ., Pappan 4 substitutes, Aiken
for Adams Referee. Elbel.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-28

few ADDING MACHINES OF bIF-
feient makes which have been taken in
'xchangc for our Wales Visible Adding and
Listing Machines: generally overhau.ed and
in rrst-class shape: bargains. WALES
ADDING MACHISE co. IT, 18th St NV
Main 1886 Newton u. Aipnix. district
The Washington herald., 1921-09-28
Automobile, Wanted
GARAGES.

HARAGE. bold cars. near aovut'-n sec
tion: rert, Sl2 per month DAVID e
BARRn. 1907 81. NV A 1901
The Washington herald., 1921-09-28
ELECTRICIANS.
FEED AND GRAINS,
FUEL DEALERS
HERD REMEDIES.

STOP WISHING FOR GOOD HEALTH, co
to the old Indian Herb Store take the
great III MA HE remedies, get well and stay
well as SO many thousands have. 172s 7th
ST. NV. 76a
The Washington herald., 1921-09-28
wRECKING AND BUILDING.

A. r. THOMPSON. WRECKS AND BrII.Ds.
1887 st. Sc. Lincoln CASA 1S4s
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-15

OF Lueh's Testimony, Additional eyi.
dence VIII be given before the inquiry
closes regarding the Grant Park bank
ana It's Sl0,OOO00O loan to Chicago
packers, Il was reported this morning
as the list of waiting Witnessed In.
rluded the name Of hcny j Groen.
wound, county clerk of Kankakse
county with wy records of his otIlge.
lhc bank yaruuaIy described al
phantom aud an actual institution, mp
pears lg one OF the determining fac.
tulS lu tho Investigation
The legitimacy Of the bank and the
rirht Of Ten Small aud his associates
u privately use interest earnings ,Ou
tHtn funds in excess Of the per cent
minimum demanded by the state. as
claimed by Attorney General Brun.
dasc was one Of the two mportnnt
questions the Grand ihry was trying to
decide
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-15
Saturday and Monday.

Family size galvanized Wash Tub
and - quart galvanized Water Pail
for $Ioo Teachouts jl0.25c and
Variety Store. Ottawa, III.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-12
z A A R

Friends will be sorry to know
that Mrs. II. M. Wilmington is
quite i'll at her home on High
street.
,Messrs. c. NJ. Dean and Henry
Ruble, Of Bryantsville, Garrard
county, made a business trip to
Richmond Monday.
The Jessamine Journal SAYS
Mrs. Jennie jeff is visiting her
son, c. w. jeff and Mrs. jeff, in
Lexington.
Mr.. Isaac Bowlcs Of Richmond
is visiting relatives in Irvine.
Mr.. !. w. Arnold was visitor
in Lexington Monday.
Mrs. Mat Moore, Of Garrard
is visiting relatives here
Mrs. H. L. Perry, Mrs. Julian
Tvng and guest, Mrs, 7. S. Tvn%
of New York, Miss Dorothy Per
ry and Hart Perry were in Lex
ington Monday evening to sec
Lightning"
Mr.. Henry White, o. Atlan'-
is the guest OF c. W. Goodbye on
the Summit.
Miss Anne Elizabeth Sccrcst.
,F Madison, IT;,.L C.,L,,1 ,,,o,74
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Page To D. A. r. Congress

Miss Lucy Walker, the young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James B. Walker on North street
has been appointed one of the
Pages from Boonesboro Chapter
D. A. r. to the National d. A. h,
Congress, which meets in Wash
ington City the 10Th of April.
Miss Walker is teaching in
rural school department at Boone
Maryland. Miss Florence Burnam
of this city, who is in school a
Washington, d. c., who was pre-
viously appointed. will join her
Two better selections could not
have been made. 1t is probable
quite Il number from Richmond
will attend this conference.