davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Snowflake herald., 1921-08-19

H. F. Bushman has received
the fine quarter-inch oak floor
ing for the rooms of his new
residence. The flooring came
all the way from the Cumber-
lands in Tennessee, near where
bob" Grissom at one time
roamed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22

FOR SALE interest. or VIII sell an, In
we'll established gents furnishing and
tailoring business doing S2b. 900 year,
double this amount in sight f1r the next,
Must have from S. 900 20 5000 10 handle
Address 67q.C care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
INVENTORY
Sheets and Holders
OLDS PRESS
2l5 f. Third
Phone Usage 423

THE ONLY eiectric -noe shop In Wv
mona, town of 5000 people. doing bust
ness, champion outfit. reasonable price.
good placA for business man. Box 263,
Wynona, Okla.
FOR SALE-Picture show, operating In a
population Of 5000, no other show
Wlfes health reason for selling. Cheap
for quick sale. Star Thcater. West Tulsa
Okla.
SODA FOUNTAIN and confectionery;
fixtures used loss than 90 days, located
central Oklahoma; twstve- foot soda foun-
tain. tobacco wall case, cigar and candy
cases, Carhonstor. tshlas: Chsits com
plete OUTFIT. VIII se'l tor balance due
easy terms, Must he moved immediately
Write or wire Grosnan Fountain Co.,
Dallas. Texas.
BARBER SHOp-Gonuino bargain. Full
particulars box "5T, Bristoe Okla.
a WE'LL LOCATED RESTAURANT. tho
biggest little business IN Ponca city will
rot sacrifice but other business makes me
sell this. tall at 302 south First street.
f0uca city Okla,
BASEMENT In new brick building Good
Iooauoni long lease. Box 257, Bristow,
FOR SNIE-Gror,ry and fixtures. will
sell way down cheap, 222i S. Quanah,
West Tuisa.
HALcoMB & HoKE Hutter Kist popcorn
machine for sale cost $500 VIII sell
for 1375. Used only threo months Like
new. R"Nfll store, Hammon, okla.
GASOLINE station ana auto supply store.
wanted reliable man 10 open branch
stations for ne m Okmulgoe. Beggs. Paw.
huska. MusNog"c, Rg Heart Slick. Kicfer,
Mounds and other nyo towns I'm this state
You must be able TO invest not less than
$1,000 90 stock NJ equipment and mer-
chandise. We guarantee you gross profit
ot ! DO per cent per year, No experience
required. We assist you in opening store
and operating same. For appointment,
Co.. $50 East second ST
FOR SALE-tntcrest or viii sell an, In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
rAnINET MAkERS

GARNET MAKERS
wanted, must be experienced IN fine
cabinet work can Pioneer Cabinet MIS-
Co. Cheyenne and Cameron,
WANTED YOUNG men with pleasing sd-
dress 10 travel with manager and solicit.
experience not necessary we train
YOU. position worth $50 to so n week
above expenses must he ready 80 leave
rlfy az once don't phone. Call I'm person.
10 a m. 10 3. m. room jli kaufman
hotel
WANTED Ooo suits ~ clcan and press
mons two or threc-piecc suits cleaned
and pressed, fl.cA, ladies slk and
plain wool dresses, $50. open night and
day. Bass Rr0thrrs, cleaners, tailors and
hatters, Usage S2i3, 3lS r. Fourth.
WANTED Experienced soda man. Apply
quality Confectionery, 3oI $. Cincinnati
WANTED Two men TO work on Frisco
trains AS news agents Apply Feed
Harvey News stand. Frisco station.
" NNTEu--Laborrr 10 repair sewer. Ap-
ply At 9ls : Lawton this morning
CULoREp ROY About ~. FOR porter
work :l3 =. Third
WANTED Experienced solicitors to takc
grocer on 4 line q staple speciality food
products. No collecting nor delivering to
40. For particulars Apply "lS South
Greenwood. one half block north Midland
valley station.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
GOOD USED CARS

We hatc traded thog' cars iu uu now
rr.molra We have many mut,
uH,d ,rH than $50 l.H h'I,.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

rr.,Y snrfIl ,n, I.. ..., ars ,..,.
'.. tr.' nnaH'..'l .rf H.NuH'tl't ru
'. ''''''.' '.F' .I..
I.T|U II..E EN.I f... .f,sY f|.eIt
'.N.H t.a."..U' ... f.H' f's'ph
''.' .' I'h ''... '.'|
I"H .tN ...r I..t....f.uW rooms
'...' HHl lt.E ..'.. '... .ff.0 Ilyu'
i." l.l nN..iu. r. nsh' house
..uIHr '.tt. .I
I.. H..H ..s....rr f..u.. ,9 par.
.'. . .f.. .0.H N.'. H'."
'. .N. H .... '.' b'.fHtID I''t
'..' ''7'i .".
i... PUG 20. ..tn' housekeeping
'. '"' "ff f..MH iaH I'r
'..
i... I. ..Ut f..r|. tr
I... I'"H, H.r'n and
I.f .H'... |"uH. Ttu large
b"f' p.
,...
'.' "'' '''''
.,.yp... ., .,....... d,
t.....,.
.. I
... '' 90
@ ''t"
......
.. .N .. I."' .I "H .sif I..H.
'' f.n' .h'E" .'ti
.'. .Il ". |t.' house rp.
..'" I"l'. orb .f.n.'
y t" f'nl if' HFh'
y.... d.. ...,.., ,.,., '..'. ''.'' poo
,..,.. r...
~" ..'' i.'
t.....
.,,.,........ 90,
..... Cd, ...',t...I,.. ,fs.a ,.
.. .... f.Is
"a 'n' Two modern urn'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22

f,n',"'l'h 'h n',i , ,.n'S ,i5"m ji'
,,.
,...,.t.Ir g., .,,.g'., ,as yr.s ,p.,,,,
.t,,,,
,...,,. ,,.-,,,
i,1sAtLE 70, hL'
.K.,e.u - ri ~, .rd 81 t,t.,, ,. a.
S.1,' 5fas,s.t srd w"st .rcissIvc bsist in
city. HH outside cool ROOMS parlor. din-
iur room IN .'nne'uon " up, no
"uI'''''' t' b''''" i"'ne "s"s" low
49, IuhjE ~ on" desirable sleep
'9E i'"m Tor rent close IN. Usage
''',l .l'. g'' 'nIsue.y ,a ARG
,'i,' ,.' u,sneI ug'
..,,,,Is, ,,,. ..... ,..., ..,..
t'h' room
''' f'N
I'.l'N. i 1ai ",,F 'u'nisncd
'.'.in' room. w'.N'E I'',an'., h'tns
athetlNo Ho1M modern. private en-
. o.. " cedar 1858.
TWO srg" furnished front rooms. fnr
uFhod modern. Good water osAg"
l'''.
hLH' ia' LM g. r'5 s.n, 1,s1 S, sleep
' "''' one "'' T''''' ''"'' '-'
DETROIT s.. llol south sleeping porch,
adjoining f"nw. 'HaEe t2't.
II,E cool sI,epioT ROOM un y. b'uver In
h""u',im home. pr'i,r gentlemen.
'i''' '''7'h'h.. '''E' ''''
MAIN a. ie29-sIc.r.ne room for rent
'''r' 't'"
oaarr CI1I.
FDIUTu. " fis. Modern rooms. cool
and gomfnrtnble. special weekly rates.
'H's' $50.
80 NIl M'ht. - ~ N'"F lu'hlrn'n
...ht room anl "r'p,E '.,r." u" SOU IN n
r,.r". g,r,g" II d.s'T.G 0ssre isio
,l,., ''', ", si,n r,,,g" G.,ge 1,te '''''
49,, W. s'' $50, go .aan, q,
bp7IpN. s.. hi Sleeping ROOM 30
'''s" 'o'- --.....--.-.---.-
oNE Nl' large. sleepiug room. s1,tSo,"
i'r '"" 's' per month. Usage ''''-".
tidiN. S., tl2 Two connecting heepinE
rooms, sniiahle Tor three men Usage
b'i'. --.....
NINTH ~. 2'3 Nic' south front room.
gentlemen preferred. pssge ti5S,
KINOsuN. s.. 500 Two nice clean houh"
keeping t"'us, modern. '"'S" 'tA' j.
uIshcd room. south exposure, closet, al
Joining bath. Gentlemen only Usage
a7e
ITnoOET. r. 1895 Sicoly furnished room
every convenience. psugo 5S30-N
Ttrup " g27 wanted lady room.
mate. can after o. uAasc 1908 j. Miss
'".'I q.
|'lN'iNHNIL s.. 's'--9'ni he'Ht room W
lsrE" cool house. 'H'ge ''I-'
DENNER S., 7ot For rent nicely ~,
uiHhet room with larg" sleeping potch
Usage 5s71
CHEYENNE. 8, 5l5-strtcuy high class
Nouthsast bedroom for two. Telephone
Osago 2J3
o,chsp ''U"' ~ 1es'rsS sf Gsaee $40 ''' 3"
..,..,. -.,,,,,..., ,.,,,
,',. .ic.,,n, t,mr' @ssgs S3as
I . l''''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22

WILL RuY lntcrcs, In producing or non
producing ROYALTY, no junk considered.
N..I care world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
on LANDS AM LEASES.

BUTCHER restaurant, fountain supplies
and store fixtures % West First.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
SPECIAL NOTICES

NEu MArCRNtrY UOsprrAt. for young
women hofuro ani during confinement
private. terms 60 suit. babies adopted
tree Mrs, G. ". James. 10 West Jlst 81.
Kansas 'rN No.
CANCER KILLS / XII. TNN'EHS
No cure, no pay, evenings 81 savoy Hotel
&. ~ Russell
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22

FOR SALE-Au'o tor and painting bust.
ness. IN live oklahoma city OF 10000,
well stocked and equipped. doing over
81 600 per month Good reason for selling.
Address s33-C. Tulsa world.
AUTOMOBILE garage Tor sale, centrally
located all equipment nccessar! Shop
now doing good business. owner forced To
sell on account OF other business; price
very low 6sS-C, care World
Will SELL OR RENT Furnished 20
room house. good for light housekecp-
ing ar rcoming house. modern. Close In.
Call cedar l9t1 Usage sos.
RAKBER SHOr-Four chairs pool
tables soft drink bar and cigar stand,
Fine equipment good business, making
money Two years ease orhuiliinE
Proprietor compelled 20 leave town. Sell
separate or together. Address 8lO North
Broadway Putsbure Kansas
LITTLE MIST
A splendid, close IN. business worth 81, 200
balance on terms. cold drinks. fruits and
cigars. You cant beat IT for the money.
Let's show you, Thompson '25 Mayo
WANTED partner Who VIII go fifty
flfty on a garaF" and accessory bust
ness. must be worker Address A. NJ
Hogan 4 Co. BLACKWELL, OKLA.
BrTTER KISS popcorn machine for sale.
electric. new, bargain. Address Dr..
Taylor Eldorsdo, Okla.
FOR SALE-G Grocery and market doing a
flogrshins business on account Of III
l hehlth. must lcaNH town, ! VIII sell AZ
a great bargain. Phone Usage 1851.
FOR SALE-Two-chair barber shop and
q ClosN-in roomlng house, with 3l-year
lease. l2is West First. Cedar 23cO.
FOR SALE-GcneIal merchandise store
and $50 acre stock farm, fine water,
healthy climate. elevation 200 teet $50
per acre for land and $4,000 for stock.
fixtures ana orTg PSrCPet,y; Ss.' loeated ,,, IN
m New Mexico. Also s00-Arre ranch.
living water, 50 head white faced cattle .
price s.. 900. For further information call
nr write l.. q. Stephenson. 1891 Z. Second
/ street Tulsa, Okla.
/ MAIN. $, 70s-Two rooms, ad dioining
/ bath, clean and respectsSl PLACE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22

.u ROOMS downtown $500 down
Butter MIX Ear and Lunch Counter
Cheap,
can Max, Usage 1927
j5i Central National Rnud.pz.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ION -Nlt

AiToMOHii I0N SALE 10
PACK ARD twin six chassis viii rell all
or m pieces Auto Parts Co. ana East
Second.
FpR SALE rwo.ton Master truck used
three uouthH. Al condition. Priced
10 sell quick. Geo. Han. non lh3 Hria-
tow, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
PURELY PERSONAL

WEST MAIN fttTEHNIrY shNIrAuIUM
= homo Tor the care and prot.otion
sdopted Dr M. Newman medical
ditsotor l6T w. Main. oklahoma city
MATEkNtTY hospital. private Bnbis.
suopt'd " desired prices r"sAuuabls
sfos = Rohin-1u oklahoma City.
FAfNMONr MATERNITY HOEPtTAIs Tor
confinement private prices reasonable:
may work Tor board babies adopted
Write Tor booklet. Mrs a. a. Long lsiI
". Twenty seventh a.. Kansas Clty Mo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
EMPLOYMENT
HELr wANTfD-MSLE
now TO ANSWER
BLIND CLASSIFIED ADS

SALESMAN To- call on rcafu and whole
salc grocery trade on line Of staple
speciality food products Must have ON
peripnrr with EruCrTy line. Men with
own car preferred. Apply RADON FRO
ducts co. :lS South Greenw ood, one -hRlf
block north Midland valley station, Tulsa,
WANTED -- All around man. Clipson
Cleaning Works. 9i5 South Main.
NTEp-Two high school boys between
~ and 20 to travel for the next three
months HoyH that are well acquainted
IN this city. commission and salary 1914
west second No 200
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
HOW TO ANSw
BLIND CLASSIFIED ADS.

In answering blind ads In these
columns. please be careful TO u@e the
rra,tse address given In the al.
Write tho address plainly Letters
brought 20 The world office do not
require stamps Always inclose your
answers iu scaled envelopes In reply
ing 20 advertisements where refer
ences are asked for. do not send the
original reference. Send copies Of
them only.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
WELSH McNULTY MOTOR
COMPANY
T0UNTn NND TNANKFoHr

f'j NIll AND FRANKFORT
FOR SALE Republic truck. good condi.
uon. soIll tilcs no tredes. Dawson Pro.
du'H GO. 'lu Nutth Detroit.
ron SALE Fond roadster. good running
ordrr. lth down, balance TO suit pur-
chaser bargain ron East Third.
fuN SNIE.Nt a bargain. lght delivery
truck suitable Tor grocer. dairymAn nr
other busiusra Jack Sowcll, rshgc J3t1
ani 'spE" 2Nf1
foRn courE Hso. hair cssh balance
easy terms. can Anthony. Usage $3.50.
$3.50 TAKES FORD roadster. terms to ro.
spnns,blc party can Anthony, Osaga
rom rOrRtNG and runabout. sib0 each
Tor auick sale. Noe owner, ~ South
rORB touring car Tor sale. i9si. chcsp
f"r cash. ueasr 6fIs
Al1o SUPPLIES ANn RfIAIHs IA
NEW north Tulsa Gsragc 1909 n ,in.
cinuati In next 40 days wil charge sou
ihc per hour ON an work. done hy expert
mechanics. Bring your car today. cedar
uUpA engine 'tervice New parts FOR
Buda motor write or phone oklahoma
Truck Tractor Co, 900 n. nouldcr. Usage
7t6i.
N,TOS fOH niHi-GsHNGE is
BONfoN, y. l1J7 Garsgc Tor rent Osago
a'at.
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES. "a
FOU SALr--uicvrIe tuquir" SAG "
Ntnth phone Cedar 1867
WANrEp-A AUTOMOBILES u
. WANTED rsci cars to sell ON small
car E,chsugc, 40 s. Main. psseo
,os
/ LEASE close 10 drilling we'll and souo
cash nr tw'utN acres in fec 20 trade
/ Tor sood ford cat Phone osago stu,
. uHt trr Ntuup.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
FINANCIAL.
moTELs-RnnMI>n ~

We HAVE number Of dt..... -
dence rooming houses for ....
sonahle prices Ask FOR NJ
n RILEY Co, 3l2 Robins.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22

FOR EALE--siStcrn waive racing Ford
perfect condition. H2ib cash. Hrlstpw
Motor Co. BIistow okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
BUSINESS SERVICE


HuEny M3soENdER SERVICE Phone
po ~ SOW call Osage lla3 tor lOHls
garage 800. nrs'.olass carpenter work
a'an
WI VOWS cleaned lhc. floors waScd and
polished. woodwork cleaned. Cedar
"IsA nHla window cleaning 80.
CAiL Your Messenger Service Tor quick
service. cedar bNi.
NATIONAL HovsG & WINDOW
CLEANlSG 60.
Windows cleaned. wall paper woodwork
washed floors waved and polished, our
prices arc reasonable. cedar ll1o.
NATTET renovated tnd rernvered
s. W. r,fCr old mIffrTssor. an work
guar,ntreH. Porter Mattress Co. Phone
Usage 1880
pIAsrrRlNG and patch work promptly
and neatly done AT work guafautecd-
~ ,ona|f osage ita.
GUARANTY ROOFING GO,
For IaI,udauIa roofing service estimates
Furnished tree. Phone Usage $3.50, 221
Third -.
MADISON S. sa1-F For rout modern
sleeping room. $3.50 yer week usage
st19
EON-USICN CUNTRNCrOn
Carpenter. painter ana decorator. Lat IN.
make your old home new stop leaks In
your root. charges reasonaplei work dpns
can save you money and givs you fret
Ciass work. lhune Usage s..s. Call 81
tl5 South Frisco, {, &, Barnes
PAINTING, PAPERHANGINo
ST1CIAL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22

THE AIRCRAFT FtRNITIFE
offering the entire stock ar D.
tion In prices. furniture, stoves ha'.' ,
grAntewarc and chinawsre. O'"
decorated set Of dishes at v'rE .''
urek. We will be glad TO pee 500. ..
store every day - W, Firs' ''t.
SIX ROOMS or BEAtTIFII Hrt
20, T. ~. : IN ,i.,,.r ~ 'tEn l'rr.- -rtS
HOUSE CAN BE RENTED
MAIN.
SINGER sewing machine for 81.
T. FIFTH
FURNITURE Tor sale by piece OF @'~
EetNr. cheap, Phone Cedar 'sF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22

FOR SALE Beautiful ivory OFF,.
breakfast room. set, on" lwptrH. "
rug. two small wilton rugs. ono
Turkish rus, one mahogany i..
one mahogany and cane bench a.. .. .-.
used sell on easy terms. 1879 la.. i.'
street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22

CONFECTIoSERY doing good business
5000 cash win handle Don't come
unless you mean business ~ ". Second
S. sand Sprincs, Okla West side Bakery
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
EMPLOYMENT

FIRST clsas plumber on, ~ town. union
wages cedar 1850.
WANTED ChIropodist. one that viii fur
niAh office equipment Apply Turk
Hfcs Ig 8 tfsir
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-20
ASK RECOGNITION
OF IRISH REPUBLIC
american Association of Irish at Chicago
also Pledge support TO indie
pendeHCe in india.

CHICAGO. Npril 2o-Immcdiate rec
ignition by the United States of Ireland
a. a free and sovereign state was asked
i'm resolutions adopted last night at the
closing session of the first annual con
yention OF the American association
public
Declaring that the association was
composed of more than 100000 members,
who were represented by 400 delegates,
the resolution said
The president IS also. hereby respect
fully urged TO notify the president of
the Irish republic to appoint duly ac-
credited commissioners or ambassadors
To negotiate with the President of the
United States such treaty or treaties as
may be now in existence between the
government of the United states and
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-20
MOUNT HOLYOKE
HAS OUTING CLUB
Field Sports for Wmier-The
Organization.

SOUTH HADLEl, Mass. April 20
lie Outing club at Mount lioiyokC col
Iegc isn't much more than few hours
old. Vet It's membership has grown To
400, with Applications still coming in
at rate that promises to speedily en-
brace the entire student body and
large proporI. ION. of the faculty IN adiI-
ton. The enthusiasm with which the
club has been indorsed is something of
an index To the sort of physical cdura-
-tion ttTat HTs t1rru 50 par~iSttutly and
successfully tJU-ht ut Mount Holyoke.
II isn't to he Il club of the usual dj~
lettantc outing sort; but real out OF
door organization that IS aimed To rcgU-
late such sports as swimming. horse
back riding. golf, hiking. skating, ski
Hg and all the rest that are not at pres
eut under direction of some one OF the
various college organizations Regular
hikes over the Mohawk trail. TO Orient
Springs. Mount Nouadnock Mount
Crcylock. and other beautiful and his
tori" places which mark the (onuecti-
cut valley. will be taken in the spring.
and q tohoEgan slide on Prospect and
>now~hoeiHg parties viii be provided for
the winter season. The plan calls for
real hikes. expeditions far aheld win be
made. and, eventually permanent camps
and club houses will he established at
distant objective points.
Miss Marcy +. Noolley. president of
Mount Holyoke, Is the honorary presI-
dent of the new organizati ION. and a
governing board of seven. consisting OF
the president of the athletic associa-
ion eX-otiicio, a member of the faculty.
a member of the department of uhysi-
cal education. two seniors. one Junior
and one sophomore viii manage its af-
fairs Membership is open 10 the entire
college and nominal dues are provided
to cover ordinary expenses. Especial
/ interest is being taken in the new club,
and its membership promises to be a
factor i'm student activities incident
to the campajan for 'S3onO,ooo by com
mcncemeut" which the 200 Mount lIol-
! yoke alumnae have undertaken.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-20
DAUCHERTY SHUTS DOOR
on OFFICE SEEKERS

WASHINGTON. April 20.-The
open door policy" inaUgurated with
President Harding. II gradually fad
nag away and will soon be a thing Of
the past. President Harding's door
stood aiar but Il few days when he
ordered il closed three days out Of
six 50 that he could get an oppOr-
tunity TO do some work"
Members OF congress were mott
fed by the secretary OF Attorney
General Dau@acrty yesterday that
hereafter delegations desiring TO
taust iob-hunteTs must cut out the
Personal interview and write out
their desires. Mr.. Daugherty is not
going to see any more committees or
depuiati0Hs for patronage Canli-
dates. the congressman were told.
hut viii require recommendations i'm
writing, and il he likes them he will
send Tor the aspiTant and take up
the matter with him. Ii WAS eN-
planned that al of the attorney gen
erals time WAS taken up by iOb-h hunt
eTS and their friends. vino are try
Ing TO shove them UP to the pie
counter.
This informal announcement was
= gTeat blow 10 hundreds Of deiega-
ti0T that are organizing 10 come OH
to Washington and lombard the de-
partmcnt of Justice and the White
House. The many stories TO the
effect that MIR. Daugherty is TO be
chief patronage dispenser for the
Harding administration has deIuged
him with requests for interviews.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-20
Hamburg-American Line
First Battles and Then
Examine Physically

HAMBURG. April 2O.-America's en-
forccment of stricter quarantine regula-
tons to prevent vermin-infested emf
grants from carrying typhus into the
ports Of the United States has caused
German shipping companies, operating
from this port in connection with Amer
lean lines. to use greater vigilance in the
The facilities are 80 good here for
handling passengers and the dizinfccting
plants are so large and modern that
German officials have found little dill
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-20

the. governments Of the most favored ma
tiou~."
Another resolution extended .hearty
sympathy and assurances of support 10
the cause of Indian independence and
the Just national aspirations Of All other
peoples" after declaring that THE In
dian people are struggling TO attain alb
soluto Independence and establish re
public similar to that of the United
Statc~ by overthrowing British rule in
India"
This resolution was adopted after
Tara knath Das, who. as an American
citizen. is general organizer for the
Friends of Freedom of India. had adj
dressed the delegates and pledged them
t he support of many millions of my
kindred in the cause of freedom from
, British rule"
Edward l.. Doheny of Los Angeles was
elected president of the association.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-20

Guilty in meeting the suggestions Of
American health officers.
The Hamburg-Amcrican line, which Is
cooperating with the United American
lines. has had model emigrant halls since
1907 which are isolated in Il section of
the city across the Elbe Arriving emf
grants are first put in what is called the
''uucleau' section.
After the emigrautS are examined and
found To be healthy they are bathed, their
clothing is disinfectpd and deloused. and
they are then transferred to the clean
section. Here they are examined twice
daily by physicians until they sail TO
make sure that they carry no disease up
on the ships.
Al cmigrant~ who are i'll are isolated
in hospitals and persons Who Travelled
with the sick passengers are put into
observation stations until it is certain
they have Hu communicable disease.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-20

ri 9a ha 9sGa o a7 o 2 snG aeqqp aalla?tn 20 ~p2a1?
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-20
ANOTHER GREENFIELD STRIKE.
Union Electricians Join Fight Against
Open shop

GREENFIELD, Mass. April 20-Un.
ion electricians here struck yesterday
as protest against the action Monday
of the employing builders in running
open shops. An the union employees I'M
the building industry are on strike.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-20

Mrs George W. Vanderbilt is the new
president of the North Carolina Agricul-
tural society. which conducts the annual
state fair at Raleigh. In her new capacity
Mrs Vanderbilt recently spoke before the
North Carolina general assembly-the
first address She had ever delivered in
public-and was given an enthusiastic re-
ception by the lawmakers.
Walrus- hunters paint their boats white
to resemble cakes of ice.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-20
SENATORS INDULGE
IN WITTICISMS
Williams and PenrOse. Elk
change Shots on Steam
Rollers
BRANDIGEE TAKES
HAND IN TALK

Warns Republicans They Cannot Al
ways Remain In POwer-Senate Has
Difficulty in Getting Back to Nor
maIcy'' OF Committees. '.-