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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
cars

CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL
For doga ana cats. b3S s. Madison, Usage
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our OF New York, winning Blue Anda.
lusian eggs, $3.50 per setting or 1850
700. a A. Noufsldt, n. 4, Box 90. In
man. Kan.
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ntsfNTss OPrORfINiTIEs

IDN kALB.IIest equipped cafe M coun.
try, doing nice business. would trade
Tor good Tulsa property Address club
M. lLLn
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a BECOHATOW to DO your decorating,
also painting aud pager hHurIus.
iihupturu'A. Fifteen years in Tulsa.
M-.nn LL.L-
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WEARING APPAREL

WANT or G-foot floor show-case, musf
be q good one and cheap for cash. Oaags
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ALL REMAHLE TAiNriNG .calcimiu-
ing. floor Flushing Co. tcdaf 2'hi
IfIrra reasonable.
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BOYS WANTED

Sny follows ! want 10 Of tho livcW
boys In Tulsa ages 10 20 l4-to
meet mo Saturday morning at tho
nows stand. lobby OF World build
ing, nt \ O'Clock. Have some pleas
ant work that viii pay good hustlors
from 81 10 81 and dandy prizes for
"A few hours work.
T.. S. Bring this ad with you.
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doom MIXED PAINT . 'IuuIi|'H4
TrHnd." white nud oil ,Yinrh. fl'cIaI
price tI % gallon. Home Decorating
HfI 81 IHUHf.r.
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MISCELLANEOUS

mIsCELLANEOUs
siNfEEN thorough white leghorn hens:
Dix thorough buff Rocks. 81 each. last
Ncar chickous. cedar gi7i,
Fon, SALE White Rocks, Fischei strain.
400 ~ Detroit
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FOR SALE-1O. 900 acres oil and gas
leases, derrick. casing and tools:
rlggcd up 70 drill on well-detined
structure IN Arkansas. Call or
write Room 20i jefferson Hotel.
1 HAVE 500 acres oil aud gas leases near
pipeline and good market; sure TO set
OH or gas or both. Want party 10 drill
first well for interest Leases In Mont
Eomery county, Kansas Box i2g, Cof-
fcyville Kan.
OPPORTUNITY
DON'T CARRY ALL YOUR INVEST
MENTS ~ ONE SPOT; WE FURNISH
TEN--A few dollars may make you in-
proposition Offering the most chances
Wr,S Tor pssrticuiisnrs +. o. Box SIS,
Toague, ToNus.
PRODUCTION WANTED-Bartlesvil
sand, submit price, location, number OF
wells, average production last 30 days
give uu information first letter. Actual
facts no estimates. 21a-u World.
sTEAM-ELECrRIC TURBINE GENERA.
ToRs-Wo specialize in repairing
schroeder, Tur6oiito ana other makes
OF derrick lighting plants We buy
sell ana exchange secondhand plants
Generators rented to responsible parties.
Parts and bcarings Tor sale, High-pres'
sure steam boiler ana voltmetcr for
running tests Factory mechanic IN
charge ~ work. Farm lighting plants
OsaRe 8OSa, ego W. Archer ST., (Reid
Engine building), Tulsa okla, J. r.
Edmonds, manageri rosldenca phone
Osage GG2t-J.
Will bulls In Oklahoma or Kansas COM
plote compression gasoline plant 90
handle I 500 0O0 feet What KIND Of
proposition have your Address u. s,
Robertson, SOS Farmers Bank Bldg,
Pittghurgh, Pa.
ANTED--Experlence dnder; one who
has had experience with \ No, bh Key
stone drilling machine Inquire OF q, Z,
Hawkey Red Fork, Okla,
WANTEp-To buy a string ot heavy
standard tools, no junk, Mail list ~
what you have and price. Morgan q
Co, 2to $. Cheyenne, Tulsa, Phone
Usage o5ss.
HOrELs-RoONING HOUSES IS
FOR sALE-rwonty-sa y-saven-rOom toomlng
house. furniture almost new, brick
building, best location In town bust
AA2, Skiatook Okla, corner A aud
Main street Mrs, Riliia Crow.
FOR SALE-Rcsldenca rOomlng house!
over double itH rent; seven rooms AL
rented. cheap rent Price resonahle.
terms or cash. gt2-d, World.
FOR SALE-Chsudier Hotel Chandier.
Okla; one of the leading hotels on way
from Oklahoma city 90 Tulsa; known
FAR ana near by travelling public: been
under same management for years, want
10 retire; " you want a good place now
is your chAncei 80 rooms; gas In each
room and furnished completely u. "
Newman, Prop. Chandler. Okla
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Tor sale. close In, cheap rent Address
l7l-N, World,
FOR SALE
Small grocery ana market; stock and fix
lures about $1,000, taN Usage 17l9, =.
Victor -.
FOR SALE-Grocery stock and fixtures
invoice about g., 500: will tuko one or
FOR SALE-Meht market fixtures, meat
block one counter electric grinder
electric fan, 10 feet marble, cash reg
istcr, other small articles Usage s22S.
ron SALE-Garage and equipment:
Phelps lighting systcmi part cash.
terms ON balance. n. ". wasson, Elm
springs, Ark,
FOR SALE--Confcctionory aud caf@
uews stand. sporting goods aud smokes;
10 roomH above all combined the only
fountain lu town. aud do.ug uice
southern Kansas a good buy " taken
SOON $500 viii handle, You deal with
owner, good lease n wanted. W. J..
Stiles, f1gin, Kan.
FOR SNLf-Firsl-cl grocery stock ana
fixtures, doing good cash business, rel'
son for selling other business. III W,
Jasper; Cedar Nhl
FOK sALE--SmRu cleaning aud pressing
shop doing good business, rent very
reasonable. Two Twins rooms In rear,
FOR sALE-dT0cofy and meat market
doing good cash business cedar ciit
ron SAIE-ChCapi second hand store,
doing good cash business reason Tor
selling sickness. 9ol y. First
FOR ,RENr-Corner location az Ninth
cigar and news stand, Phone Cedar
nen,
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Personal Property
OFFICF-sToRF FoiiipVyS=-

COMPLETE drus fixtures. nss,iy -
borgaini also a 2O-foot soda fourt d,
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mOTELs-ROOMING HOusEs

FOR SALE-Ten-room ruoming house.
nicely furnished. good paving PROPOSE
tion, very close IN. $3.50 cash will
handle, balance easy terms II w.
Eighth Usage 7228
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FOR SALE-Hardy moouytnes. 10 cents
per vine, can Cedar 3ibA,
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FURNISH rbusr nnd paper room fnr %
ana up, calCnuininr arl painting. N'h.i'
tho painter DaHEa HtHh.It
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on LANDS Am LEAsEs ll.N

bRTLLER- O06 acres given
Approved by good geologist on on two
Sides. Southeast corner Hemphill couu-
~ Texas Answer quick. n. w.
Rorera. Zybach, Texas
FOG SALE-Eighty-acr lease within one
mile Of several large wells. Price IS
per acre. Address 3i7-G, care world.
FOR LEAsE-Acreage AZ miles from big
Mannford we'll. Sec or write A. l.. Grif-
I'm, Cleveland, Okla.
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SALE. Man. am iu Tulsa 600 open a
dIrH.f factory branch ana HH'ps office
- one ~ the largest appliance manu-
fsriufrrs ln this country and ! need
HIItaWgu. Experience unnecessary as
We edurHto you IN our line. guBliflca.
lions however, are honesty ambition,
good references and appearance Mar
Rod men 90 or over preferred. deHlrlng
t0 Tot out ~ The rut ana mako some.
tuIuN OF tnrWFHlyta. Prom JtIUn guar
auI .N.w ma hs really wants tu aat
sumrE nHre loo lifo. cali iu person FfI.
u.. between urd l A.c Mr FIrk.u.
room POS Hotel Tulsa.
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Live Stock

FOR SALE on TRApE-Wurk hursoE.
saddle hotboH. wagons. spring wagons
aud mitch COWS, some tcrmH to 80.
sp0nsible parties. Farmers wagon
Yard, botwrCn Second and Admiral on
Lansing. n. v. ward
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Pet Stock
II(Itis
Poultry

HOUND pupS--Hu now aud have your
own good hunters IN tho fall northeast
corner TWenty-flrst and Peoria,
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These Little Want Ads
II you wish tn buy or sDll poultry, hogs.
cattle, horses. seeds, fruit trees. farms,
rsnchrH, or IN fact anything used on
tho farm or in tho farmers home, YOU
VIII find these little Want Ads wonder
ful result settlers Head them carefully
every one ut them--Hud 10 you DO not
Hud what you want write Want Ad
Rud spnd n 90 The World. Others arc
making money doing Il, Why not you 2
Rates Thirty consecutive Insertions.
lc per word each day; three or more
Insertions, 1 hc per word, seven tnstr-
bertiuna, &c per word per insertion.
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ron s4(E on ENCHANGh

no TRADE for a Ford car. one s'SiS,li- saS' ~
and IS records, skls AHInlhs''s "a eom-
pists and stove, all IN gooa S0hai''
1a3l L. Third. Usage ldSS'
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05

meet and wed the professor, Mrs
Brimmer wrote:
"I have ceased building castles.
I'm so afraid they will fall, but,
lover, / am yours and l love you
heaps. Glad you liked my token Of
love, for I, too. love that circle of
gold. Just wait till l wear our
circle of gold. 1t will never have
a tarnish or a stain on it by my
not being a loyal and true wife and
inside Of our circle OF gold will be
happiness. home where love
reigns supreme and a very proud
wife and a loving daddy. Isn't
that true when take my marriage
vows? 1t will be death sentence.
young man, for there will be no
divorce. I love my man too much
and my faith next. No dear, I'll
always be as devoted as l am now,
unless you change.
Love and worship from
ME"
Then four hours after she mar
ried him, she crept into a hotel
writing room, secretly wrote of
her regrets at her action. The let
ter to her girl friend back in Iowa,
read:
AFTER MARRIAGE.
To Miss Kathryn Fuller, Hamp-
ton, Iowa:
Dearest: I'm sorry I forgot you
no, 1 didn't forget. just neglected
you. that's all. Kathryn, l wish
l was home with you and the
Essex for have committed a ter
rit +. sin and I fear I'll never re-
ceive very much joy from 1t. But
then, it's done now Yes. 1 mar
ried this morning, but had l been
able to read the paper first I'd
be free, for 1 do not believe my
husband is in love, with me.
Foolish girl. you'll say. Yes,
Kitty, it surely is just as you
told me it would be. only worse.
l think he is going to South Bend
Monday. Then while he is gone
think I'll slip home to you; and
listen, darling. meet me at Mar.
shalltown with the Essex. 1t is
at Father Burns and the key is
at home tackled to the glass OF
my dresser. And Kit, get my fur
coat and go to Mr.. Blandford and
tell him I want him to give you
deeds Q'll write him also) and
bring them to Marshalltown. Now
I don't know what time I'll get
to NJ. T., but for Gods sake wait
for me at Pilgrim Hotel If you
fail me I'll never forgive YOU.
Fill her full Of gas and oil and
charge to my account. I am not
going back to Hansell. Old
Betsy, as far as Ohio. Well, be.
loved. I cannot write so I'll just
cease talking till I can tell you
all. But for Goods sake, meet
me" with the Essex.
BLANCHE.
It was when Prof. Tiernan
read this letter, before she mailed
It. that he renounced his mail
order bride" and returned to his
real wife in South Bend.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05
Government Loses Again
In Big Liquor Seizure

The odds are against the Gov
ernment in the fight over the re-
turn of $4,000 worth of cham
pagne. real beer and fine whiskies
which were seized on October IS
last from a near-beer saloon owned
by Frank p. Hall at 1OO0-1O02 Sew
enth street southwest.
The Court of Appeals yesterday
gave the Government another ju-
dicial jolt by refusing the request
of District Attorney Peyton Cor
don for writ of mandamus to COM
pei Judge Robert E. Mattingly to
sign a bill of exceptions in order
that an appeal from Judge Mat.
tingly's order to return the liquor
might be taken.
The first jolt was administered
by Judge Mattingly when he held
that the liquor was unlawfully
seized and suppressed as evidence
against Hall on charges of unlaw
fully selling and possessing liquor.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05

wrote to Prof. Tiernan as follows:
Dear John:
This is last letter Blanche Brim-
mer will write you. You may
write and address them b. Brim-
mer. but perhaps you won't like
me then. Surely, I'll never write
you but let's hope we love. when
we meet. I'm still worried a bit
and feel sorry for you. l am 60
ing to be married under a heavy
cloud. I'm afraid "Will 1t always
be there?" Will you always have
that longing for your first home
and your wife? Won't you miss
your babies and always love them
and protect them from evil
tongues, but can l be sure that it
is l you love and not Gus? l hope
so. II you marry me it would be
dreadful to love her and punish
us both. No, won't marry you
without that love because. John. I
want our married life to be a love
story always.
And when you place that little
circle Of gold on my finger. then,
dear. l will be yours and yours
alone. to help bear your sorrows
and joys and help smooth your
path by being a cheerful, happy
and loving, loyal wife. I'm not
boasting, but Just trying in my
poor way to tell you how dear you
are to me and how I want to make
you happy always.
1 don't care for riches. I do like
society to a certain extent, but
most Of all 1 love "home."
DESCRIBES DRESS.
I shall leave here Thursday
night. You can meet me in the
morning If you wish If it is warm
I'll wear a brown coat and brown
hat, trimmed in orange. with wing
like this dllustrating) and a black
silk dress trimmed in brown fur
or dark fur; brown shoes and hose.
Just one more day and 1 can
tell you these things so I'm 60
ing to save it all till I get there.
If you don't meet me at station,
I'll call you and you can meet me.
I'll call just at noon. Is that all
right?
You poor. dear boy, I wish I
could do something. but can't. I
wish you wouldn't neglect
yourself because you belong to me
and 1 don't want you starved to
death, hardly. I see, dear, where
I'll have to care for you or 1 won't
have you long and l do not ever
want to be your widow. 1 want
to live as long as you because I
want to make up for the years
have been without my wonderful
man. I pray that God blesses our
marriage and our Church gives us
the benediction and that our lives
are happy and love true and loyal
and that we do not forget to thank
God and iive with Him close in our
lives. But most Of all I'm praying
God let's be worthy of the gem
have won and have in my keeping.
May / love and cherish you al
ways. My John, how 1 love you.
Your grille, BLANCHE.
Just before leaving for Chicago t
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05
GRAND JURY UNABLE
TO FREE TEACHER
Bill Quashed, But AIbemarIe
Principal Held for Special
Court Body.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Dec.
4.-The regular grand jury for the
December term of the circuit court.
after considering evidence pm the
charge Of attacking a school girl,
against ]. Williams Taylor, former
principal of the Alberene High
School, failed to find a true bill.
Ordinarily in Virginia practice
this would end the prosecution, but
W. Eskridge Duke. acting attorney
for the Commonwealth, asked that
the grand jury be discharged and
a special jury ordered to appear
Wednesday. The court dismissed
the jurors for the term and ordered
Taylor arrested on a bench war
rant.
He was allowed 10 give $4,000
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05
UNMARRIED MOTHER
HAPPY IN new HOME
Nancy Jordan and Son Reach
Haven in Kansas City
With Mrs. Warren.
WANTS WORLD TO FORGET
Attorneys Former Wife De-
fends English Girl, Famed
In War Romance.
WANTS WORLD TO FORGET
By JACK CARBERRY.
international News Service.


KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. A.
Nancy Jordan is "home."
Today the little English gentle
woman, central figure in one of
the world wars most tragic ro-
mances, sat in the apartment of
her benefactress, Mrs. Mary Van
Trump Warren, while her three
year-old son, Francis, romped and
played.
MEETS FRANK WARREN.
Miss Jordan, but a few minutes
before, had met Frank Warren,
Kansas City attorney, the man she
had known overseas during his serv-
Ice In the A. E. F.-and they talked.
1T Is 80 beautiful here-so very
beautiful. Francis and l will be
very happy" Miss Jordan said.
Mrs. Warren. almost as youthful
as the English girl she has be.
friended. sat approvingly by.
why Is It," Mrs. Jordan asked,
that folks should be SO concerned
over Miss Jordan?'
DEFENSE OF WOMEN.
Because" her interviewer ,an.
swered, 1T Is so unusual-so very
| unusual-for one woman to do for
another the things you are doing
for Miss Jordan"
What am I doing that is unu.
sual? Men, 1t seems, get their
idea Of women from George Ber.
nard Shaw and men of his type.
Men believe women to have q felin-
ish nature-that women are con.
sumed with the desire to scratch
and claw at other women.
Why. my action toward MISS Jor.
dan is nothing more than any WON.
an acquaintance would do"
Mrs. Warren pleaded that the
world forget Miss Jordan.
why" she asked again. must
this little girl be held up to public
view for her one mistake? Perhaps
1t may be better understood II ]
say that Miss Jordan had nothing
whatever to do with the separation
Of Mr.. Warren and myself.
AGREED ON DIVORCE.
Even before Mr.. Warren's en-
| listment in the war and his depar
| ture overseas we discussed divorce
Mr.. Warren and I are very good
| friends but. as hubsand and wife
we are just what my divorce paper.
| said-incompatible.
! When Mr.. Warren told me O,
| Miss Jordan I sympathized with heI
| and invited her to come to America
as my guest and she Is here. / hope
there will be an end now Of all tina,
Is being said"
PLANS FOR FUTURE.
OF Miss Jordan's future plans Mrs
| Warren would not talk Her ar
rangement here in my little apart
ment 10 just a temporary one" she
said. Il am not going to adopt her
| little boy, Miss Jordan would neye.
consent to such a thing. Miss Jor
dan loves her little boy and will
keep him-that is why she came te
the United States. She will seek 8
position here where she can devote
her talents to and make a home for
her boy.
| AS for marriage to Mr.. Warren
Miss Jordan has never even con
templated such a thing. Mr.. War
rem has been asked II he planned
to marry Miss Jordan-I think thai
very unfair to the girl"
Miss Jordan herself was withou,
plans for the future. she said. She
will remain with Mrs. Warren fol-
the present.
| Il have nothing to say" Warren
said, IT'S nobody's business any
| way"
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05
Mrs. Sarah w. Lucas
Wins Absolute Divorce

BALTIMORE. Dec. Am order
granting Mrs. Sarah Belle Williams
Lucas an absolute divorce from Gil
bert l.. Lucas. clubman and adver-
tising man. was signed by Judge
Carroll T. Bond today.
Besides Mrs. Lucas there were
three other witnesses, all Of whom
testified that the ciubman deserted
his wife on January 4. 1919.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas were mar.
ried at Old St. Paul's Church on
June %. 1915. Sbe is a daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. William S. G
Williams, who entertained exten,
sively a few years ago.
1t was reported at one time that
the young Mrs. Lucas would enter
the moving picture field. having
been active in amateur theatricals
but 1t did not materialize
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05
3 YEARS FOR AUTO THEFT.

ROCKVILLE. Md. Dec. A.
Charged with stealing an automo-
bile belonging to K. o. Rodenbaugh.
of Takoma Park. Louis Thatcher
and Henry Heckler, both Of Wash
ington, were sentenced to serve
three years in the Maryland peni-
tentiarv. by Judge Edward c. Peter.
OF the Circuit Court. Edward Lamb,
alias Edward Campbell, found guilty
of burglarizing the home of Leonard
l.. Nicholson. jr., near here, was
not sentenced.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05
STAGE SET FOR S|FT
OF BONDING SCANDAL
investigation Of coIIusion Be-
tween Police and Bonds
men to Begin Tonight.
MASS OF EVIDENCE IN HAND
Attorney, Who Exposed Alleged
RinR Ready to Prove
Charges.
MASS OF EVIDENCE IN HAND

The stage is set for the special
session of the Police Court tonight
which will investigate charges that
professional bondsmen and the po
lice are acting in collusion In the
matter Of obtaining bond and coun'
sci for persons arrested.
Inspector Charles A. Evans, OF
the Metropolitan Police Depart
ment. will be present to make note
of any testimony which tends to
incriminate any member 'of the
force. James B. Archer, president
Of the District Bar Association
will either be on hand himself or
will today designate a special rep
resentative to watch the proceed
ings in the interests Of the attor
neys who have run afoul Of the
bondsmen.
HUGHES READY.
The first move will be a motion
| asking Judges Hardison and McMa
hon to appoint a special COMMITTEES
| of attorneys to marshal the facti
expected to be brought out as to
| unlawful acts of bondsmen and
policemen.
Attorney Royal A. Hughes. who
| made the complaint which resulted
in the call for the special session
is the first attorney to have his
| evidence ready. Hughes has been
busy for some time obtaining In
formation which he hopes even
| tually will put the dishonest bonds
| men out Of business.
1t Is apparent now that several
special sessions will be called. The
mass of evidence which has been
collected during the past week ID
so great that II will be impossible
for the courts to handle 1t in one or
even two sessions.
1t is admitted that even IL 90
per cent Of the complaints made
during the past six months are
without foundation the other 10 per
cent are of such character and vi
ciousness as to warrant the court
in sitting them thoroughly.
COMPLAINTS FEWER.
| During the past week there has
been a noticeable lessening in the
number Of complaints. Some Of the
bondsmen are said to have become
panicky as they did last summer
during the grand jury investigation
This investigation came to naughI
for a lack Of evidence.
i These same bondsmen-or rather
the ones who were complained
labout-have been busilv belittlins
the proposed investigation ever sincs
Judge Hardison announced 1t woulC
take place.
The complaining attorneys. how
ever, have ignored the boots and
jeers Of the bondsmen and gon,
about their business collecting evi
derce. The biggest job, now that &
mass Of evidence is on hand, is tC
assemble it in such shape that thu
court can handle It expeditiously.