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7. o. o. n. DIRECTORY
Odd rellows Hall. i1aH South Boulder
AURORA LoDon. NO. 40. I. o. o. ".
Meets every "wednesday evening. Tiso ..
IN.
w, r. oADDY. N. q.
n. = PouNusToNE. sec->.sr-.
TULSA LODGE NO. 80. ]. o. O. ", meet.
syery Tuesday evening, Tao.
TOM GWiNN. N. O.
J, 4. MOORE, Secretary,
TULSA ENCAMPM ENT NO. ps, l. o. o. ".
Mees on second and fourth Friday OF saoh
]. /. HuoHLnrT. c. p.
II. II. FULLER. scribs
TULSA REnEKAH NO. sg. J. o. o. F.
OF each month, 3 ., m.
MRS. MofLiE LOWE. N. a.
MRS. CARRY DAVIS. Sec.
Usage te7J.R.
TULSA CANTON NO, 10. /. o. o. y.
Pstrisreh Militant First Saturday each
w. H. BOLTON, Capt.
Il. u. FULLER. Clerk.
ORDER OF LOYAL SONS. Tulss Firsside
No. :. second and fourth Saturday each
nkYMGNp FISHER, y. W.
II. u. HUGHLETT. w. r,
KREMLIN TULsOK l. o. NJ. m Nots
every third Saturday. p. m.
l. J. WRIGHT rsars
w. NJ. RICHARDS.
Minister Of Records.
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FOR SALE--F0rd spectator IS model
good running order. price 500. l96 cash.
balance easy a barglin 1910 =. Third,
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PURELY PERSONAL
MEDICAL

TAIRMoNT MATERNITY HOSPITAL
Tor confinement; private; prices reseou-
able. may work for board; ba bfas adoot-
%: Write for booklet. Mrs. +. ~ IonE,
13il Y, Twenty-soventh St.. Kansas
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WEST MAIN MATERNITY sANTTARfuM
nome 'for the care and protection Of
adopted. Dr. ~ ~ Newman medIrsI
director 1877 w. Main. oklAhoma city.
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avery Tuesday evening, TAO.
TOM GWiNN, N. q.
j, A.. MOORE. Secretary.
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LoST--Cameo pin In flilaEree mounting
somewhere In business district Finder
phone Oaage sT2o. Reward.
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Closing bid and asked prices Of Stani-
ard oil stocks as reported by Strandberg.
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HAYNES AUTO SUPPLY co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Authorized distributors Bearing service
compnny'b
TtMkEN HYATT. NEW DEPARTURE
Largest stock Of new automobile supplies
ara accessories IN Tulsa. including
wheels, tenders and parts for Fords.
United States tires; also bargain tiTest
robabbifted connecting rods and bear-
inFs exchanged Tor old; Stromberg ear.
bufetors Mall orders sent day re-
eeiyed. soi Z. Second ST., phone Cedar
The Winslow mail., 1922-04-21
GROC ERY DEPAR ENT

Flour, Wheat, "a pound bag $1.0O
Crisco pound. 200
Hersheys Chocolate Kisses, Il pound S5c
Del Monte Olive OIL 10 4Oc
Holly Tomatoes, 15c
Ideal Peaches 2Oc
Rex Brand Sardines Olive 15c
Pound Log Cabin Syrup 22c
272 Pound Log Cabin 5Oc
Pound Log Cabin ~9Oc
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-04-20

J. A. Salter, 3; E. A. Smith, 8; Il. N.
Koonce, 5; A. Lee Atkins, l; L. r.
Wilson, 3; T. L. Smith, 3; J. Y. Carr,
.; J. H. Mobley, 2; T. N. Coffey. 3;
4. J, Courtney, 6; r. NJ. McGee, s,
J. D. Stall, 3; 4. + Redhimer, 7; r.
l. Colon, 2; c. u. Crews, 2; A. Ander.
son, |; |. c, Harris, 7; L. B. Cook, 4;
j M. Began, 5; ". a. Pate, /; ". 3.
Comfy, +; c. {. OLSON, I; A. B. Hort
man, 2; j. H, Houck, 2; W. J. Orig.
gers, I; and LLOYD B. Sledge, 4.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Bien.
vile,
|, ], N. Smelley,deput clerk district
court in and for the Parish Of Bian.
vile, La. do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing to be a true and
correct list Of the Grand Jurors drawn
for service during the week beginning
with the Third Monday in March, 1922
term of court, and true and correct
list Of the petit jurors drawn for ser.
vice during the week beginning with
the Third Monday in April 1922 term
Of court, and true and CORE list
Of special jurors drawn for service
during the week beginning with the
Fourth Monday in March. 1922.
J. N, SHELLEY,
Deputy Clerk
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ed Honorable Court and to me direct
ed. ! have seized and will offer for
sale to the last and highest bidder for
cash, with the benefit of appraisement
at the principal front door of the
Courthouse at Arcadia, Bienville Par
ish, La, within legal sale hours on
Saturday, April 29th, 1922
the following described property, to-
wit:
Lot four (4), in Block X in the
town Of Gibsland, as per plat and sur,
vey of said town on file in the clerk
office of Bienville Parish, La, together
with the store building, and all i'm
provements thereon and thereto be-
longing.
The above described property seiz.
ed as belonging to the defendant G.
Webb, and will be sold to satisfy said
Writ of Execution and all costs.
This the 22nd day Of March, 1922.
J. z. CURRIE, Sheriff.
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|g 9, no
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entail (
II. a.
oopS
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ESTRAY SALE

Estrayed before ME by Lee Parker
Of Danyille. La, one old brown mule
about IS years old. Has light nose
weight about 800 pounds. Appraised
by ]. c. Barron and Bridges McBee
to be worth $4,000. Unless owner
comes forward ad proves property,
pays costs and keeping same, the an
imal will be sold according to law al
Friendship, La, on !
Saturday the Sth Day Of April, 1922
at 10 o'clock.
This March 9th, 1922.
JNO. z, WOODS, ]. P. Ward 6
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NICE DONATIONS MADE TO
RUSTON ORPHANlAGE

The wide-awake boys and girls com
posing Miss Luda Reynolds Sunday
School class are to be commended for
their success in the campaign in be.
half of the Ruston Orphanage, IN
which, under the able direction of Mr.
f. P. Woodman. they succeeded in
raising S647G0 in cash and a large
truck load Of produce consisting OF
home cured hams bacon, eggs, chick
ems, syrup. canned fruit, live pig
or two. and last but not least billy
goat.
A feature which contributed much
to the success Of the campaign was a
rumage sale. Articles were contrib.
uted most generously by all who were
given the opportunity. Those who
had nothing in the way of merchandise
or home articles to contribute, made
liberal cash contributions
Quite a number motored to HUSTON
Sunday to pay visit to the orphan
AGE, and stated that to have witness
ed the joy of these children upon re
ceiyiny the donations would hay
amply repaid everyone for their con
tributiOns.
We congratulate pastor ". $. Hen
~ and all who participated in th'
campaign for their success.
We take pleasure in publishing be
low the names of those living out
side of Arcadia who contributed pro
dlCe. etc.:
Arcadia
r. 3, Harrell. r.. f. Simpson, J. A.
Sanders, W. A. Pierce. W. f. Robin
son. Joe EdmondS, Gilbert Wilson. R.
A. Mosely, Mrs. Otis Johnson. Mrs
Ida Jordan, Mr.. J. NJ. Wood. G. {.
Can't, NJ. Il. Young. r. b. Spurl9k
NJ. 4. Baker. W. Chandler, \. A.
Bridges. Robert Bridges. Mrs O, f
James, A. A. Powell. W. c. Hayes.
E, B. James. Mrs. A. A. Powell, ]. H,
Johnson, ST., c. c. Sanders, F. p.
Dance. J. P. Stewart. Mrs. J. 7.
Shields. Mrs. Edwin Shields. Mrs, ".
Il. Lee, Miss Libby Lee. Mrs. }. Il.
Austin, Mrs. B. II. Talbert. Mrs. W.
s. Howell, Mrs. II. Mcclure, Mrs A.
Il, Durrett. Mrs. T. c. Johnson
Mrs. r. G. Dance. Mr.. J. 3. Sut.
ton r. w. Oakley, W. J. 1.eary, Young
Brothers, J. Davis. Ernest Jones, II
L. Jones, Jake Phillips, Miss Mary
Hiser, w. D. Green, T, J. Thornton
B. 4. Green, G. W. Green, r. ]. Vim
berly. J. L. Stewart, H. W. Pruett
f. H. Davies, L. ?. Galloway, Mrs
Willie Nicholson, Mrs J. s. Allen. Mrs
Burt Watson, J. c. Caskey, Mrs. l.. l.
Dorman, Mrs. F. D. Sutton, Il. Il
Woodland.
Athens
Lamar Ray, Mrs i. r. Tannar, I
II. Anglin, G. G. Pardue, L. r. Purdue
G. H. Averett, W. W. Averett, W. P
Shaw, L. X. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Eve
Bridwell, W. A. Shaver, Mrs. W. r
Henry, Mrs. J. R. Cowser. Mrs. J. E
Pickett, Mrs. A. A. J. Carter, Mrs. )
D. Harmon, Mrs. W. A. Harmon Mrs
NJ. Harmon, B. L. Sewell, Mrs. ". d
Ray, J. NJ. Fitzpatrick, 7. r. Watson
Simsboro
Mr.. Alva Durrett, Mrs. E. G. Owens
Mrs. ]. W. Ward, Mrs. J. n. Story
Mrs. K. L. McCulleu, Mrs. W. L. Cath
ey, Mrs. ]. W. Durrett, Mrs. Rub
Durrett, Mr.. J. 4. Durrett, Mrs. Chas
King, Mrs J. T. Howell, Mrs. e. {
Jones, Mrs. L, H. Boddie, Mrs. W. NJ
Durrett, Mrs. c. Z. Daniels, Mrs. A
A. Sewell, Mrs. ?. P. Callahan, Mr.. II
B. Gosdin, Mrs. Johnnie Daniel, MI
Henry Daniel, W. G. Callahan, la
Durrett. Miss Scott Durrett, Annie
Mason, Henry Hollinquest, Mrs. J. I
Powell, Bill Lomax, L. W. Tinsley'
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The Noblest Classic.

The translation of the Bible Is the
remarkable and interesting event IN
the history Of TRANSACTIONS; 1t Is an H.
lustrious monument of the age, the
nation, the language; It Is, properly
speaking, less translation than an
original, having most Of the merit OF
the former as to style, and all the
merit Of the latter as to thought; II
Is the noblest, best, most finished elias
sic of the English tOngue.-T. s
0rimke.
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CURE THAT ITCH with Lufkin
Remedy. It'll cure you secretly
pleasantly, with no loss Of time. $1O(
per bottle at the Givens Drug Com
pany. (6-23-13t)
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Beauty in Everything.

Beauty III EVery1n'nV'
You do not know what you may find
each day; perhaps you may only pick
m fallen feather, but It is beautiful
avery fllament. Always beautiful
everything beautiful.-Rlchard JEFF
ferries.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-04-20
LIST OF PETIT JURORS

List Of petit jurors drawn for ser
vice during the week beginning with
the third Monday in April 1922 Term Of
Court.
J. G. Thomas, 8; 3. B. Watts, Z;
r. A. Parish, 4; Jeston SULLIVAN, 8;
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends Wh(
came to our aid and assisted in re
bidding our home and replacing on
household goods, that were destroyed
by a windstorm. We thank each an(
everyone. May God bless all of you.
MRS. MINNIE MORROW.
and children.
Ringgold, La. (1t-pd)
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SHERIFF SALE

J. B. Bryant VS.. c. Webb, No. 596S,
Third Judicial District Court, State
Of Louisiana, Parish of Bienville.
UNDER and by virtue of a Writ of
Execution issued from the above nam.
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Mr.. Reggie hlShto"er, VI Houer,
was Sunday visitor
Miss Eula Maude Capers Of Bryce
land was at home last weekend.
MAGAZINESs--any kind you pre-.
,er.-Knishten'> Variety Store.
Miss Susie III .5hSan, Of Shreveport,
visited Arcadia last weekend.
Mr., Matt Tomph;ns Of Haynesville.
vas in town Sunday
Mrs Roberts SprIl. Wednesday in
Shreveport
Mr. r. C. Simmons went to Farmer.
Vile and accompanied his family
home on Sunday.
Don't buy shoes from Lyons Bros,
Y you want junk, split leather, paper
coles or sheep hide.
Miss Shirley Fuller, of Shreveport
has been the guest Of her aunt, Mrs
Foster Taylor, aud family.
Mr. Chas. Gibbs. of Winfield, a
,tudpnt of L. $. T., made a brief Wis
II TO Arcadia on Sunday.
Mrs. L. T. Langston. Of Homer, and
u,s Len r. Lansston, Of Ell Dorado
have been guests of relatives in town.
4 Miss Camille Currie has returned
from a pleasant visit to friends al
Baton Rouge.
WE HANDLE A COMPLETE lint
4 the MOST POPULAR MAGA
ZINES. Let us supply you with YOU
Acknowledgements Variety Store.
Mr.. Edwin Brown left last Frida!
for his business in Texas, after spend
Ing few months in Louisiana,
Mesdames Jos. Dreyer and Il. II
Madden were business visitors II
Monroe today (Thursday1.
YOTICE-Go to OVENS DRUG
STORE and get a free fan that viii
sst you a box Of Chocolate Candy al
sdutely free Of cost,-THE BUS
CORNER.
Mrs. J. B. Herring. who has spen
the winter and spring in Florida wit
I her sister, Mrs. Lummus is expecte
10 arrive at home on Sunday.
Misses Irma and Fort Shehee, wer
guests Of their brother, DR.. Henri
Ehehee and Mrs. Shehee last weel
end.
Mss Manila Evans, Of jamestown
ras the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Henri
Hays and family, while taking tn
teachers examination this week.
S**
/ wish my friends and customs :.
i know that l am no. connected wit
M Thomas any more in bushes
/ - operating my hemstite.hing . on J,
liesting machine and will careiu "
~ care Of your work.-Miss Nes''
1knnn, Arcadia, La.
M. and Mrs. Paul Madden, OF hon
Ell, we're guests Of their parents, M
, and Mrs. B. A. Madden, Sunday a1te
noon.
Messrs, Green and Ewart Smltne
mnY, of Haynesville, were guests
their sister, Mrs. Howell Jones al
family on Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Jones, who teacn
Il IL Homer spent Easter Sunday Wi
heY father, Mr.. H. r. Jones, and fal
~
Miss Lou Annie TOOke came ire
Kidd.Key, Sherman, Texas to spel
the Easter holidays with her fath'
Mr.. L. NJ. Tooke.
800 :,
WE HANDLE A COMPLETE II
Il the MOST POPULAR MAG
ZINES. Let US supply you with 70
iayorite. -Knighten's Variety Stor'
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Tooke ara
"a. Jr, have been recent guests Of
ana Mrs. II. L. Runge. Mrs. To(
went on to Monroe to visit Mrs. !
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mitchell,
and Mrs. L. K. Crosby, and III
daughter, Mr.. W. G. Downey anu
R. W. ozley attended the Anls'
Templar services at Ruston 0ulu'
49, co,auon
Friends Of Mr.. G. Fl. Goldman
sso glad to see that he Is aole 70
.at home again, after a Tlslt ~ y
,sal Wells, Texas, for his health.
wss greatly benefited by the Ifll
H LCST-A pink Cameo Broacn "
Two small diamonds on each end.
ward. Mrs. O. D. Mitchell, Ph'
INA (4-14tf
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Bring your prescriptions where
they will be actually compounded al
Il moderate price.-GlVENS DRUG
co.
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ing program. The vocal duet by
Mesdames Edgar and Garland Howell
accompanied by Mrs. Bell on the piano
was appreciated. Several talks were
made and stories told in the interest
of the $75,OOO,OOO campaign. The host
ess served a delicious salad course
and iced tea. She was assisted by
her sister, Miss Annie Stahl.
In MemOriam
A sadness has faleln upon the com.
munity in the sudden passing away
of one of its best loved women, Mrs,
J. C. Andrews, who died on Wednes'
day morning, April 18th, after al i'll:
ness Of ten years.
The message that Mrs. Andrews was
no more came as q distinct shock tC
her numerous friends, for though We
should have been prepared for the
worst, it seemed impossible to con,
meet the thought of death with one
so young in mind and heart, SO inter
ested in all things. Her gentle, mod
est and unobstrusiye personality, hid
from the casual observer a character
and mind far above the ordinary in
strength and brilliancy. We all low
ed her and felt that she was like the
brave and gentle women Of the days
Of chivalry, who shrank like fragile
flowers from the coarse and low il
life, but brave and influencing wher
tried in the crueible-for has she no
suffered for many long months? An(
always SO brave and cheerful that hel
best friends We're deceived into hop
ing that she would recover.
Mrs Andrews has been in Arcadia
and in the home in which she paSse(
away, since her marriage to Captain
J. G. Andrews, more than 80 year.
ago. She was truly a "home queen,
and home and husband came first il
every thought. She was a woman o
deep piety and loved her churcl
| work. She was an active member 0
| the Baptist Woman's Missionary Sc
ciety until her i'll health prevented
| For many months we have felt he
| absence from the meetings on accoun
| of failing health. She will be missed
in the church, the society and, tn
community, but above all in the home
The deepest sympathy is extended he
bereaved companion. who is crushe
and lonely indeed. She is also SUI
vived by her sister, Mrs. Nelson, VIII
for several months lived in her home
Judge Kimball, Of Homer, and d.
Kimball, of Shreveport, brothers, on
son, Joe S. Andrews, Of Arcadia, an
several nieces and nephews are deeI
ly grieved because Of her sudden dt
parture.
The funeral service was conduct
ed at the home by Rev. J. q. H. Wha1
ton, of Homer, assisted by Rev. v.
Henry, Of this place, with intermer
in the Arcadia cemetery, many friend
and relatives being present.
The pallbearers were Messrs II
Hightower, ]. ". Allen, W. NJ. Dea
| D. e. Brown, NJ. @. Collinsworth, !
D. Sims, and DR.. R. 9. Ferguson:
DR.. and Mrs. Kimball, Of ShreT'
port; Judge Kimball, and daughte
Mrs. Frank Gladney, Of Homer, wei
among the Out-of-town relatives pre-
ent.
Many very. beautiful floral offering
besp0ke the love Of friends.
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Shoes and Hosiery are our specially
just now. Come and see us.-Lyons
Bros. Go.
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FOR SALE-Three Tyler Commercial
College Scholarships. These can be
bought cheaper from us than at the
college. For particulars write OF
phone.
THE RIENNULE DEMOCRAT
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Shoes! Yes, Shoes! We say Shoes
good old leather shoes-Sh0es that
fit, wear and please at Lyons Bros.

Mrs. B. A. Madden was hostess to
the Baptist w. NJ. s. last Thursday.
A large crowd was present. Mrs. j..
P. Caskey presided at the meeting and
presented the leader, Mrs. Henry
Mitchell, who conducted an interest
ing program. The vocal duet by
Mesdames Edgar and Garland Howell
accompanied by Mrs. Bell on the piano
was appreciated. Several talks were
made and stories told in the interest
of the $75,O00,0OO campaign. The host.
ess served a delicious salad course
and iced tea. She was assisted by
her sister, Miss Annie Stahl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-25
W. T. lEAHY RESIGNS
Commissioner Gives Up Office TO
Relieve Banks OF Blame for
Deposit of Funds,

Special 20 Tho World.
PAWHUSKA, Feb. 2i.--The latest
development In the ousting OF Sher-
iff Iarve NJ. Freas ls tho resignation
OF w. Il. Leahy. one OF tho county
commissioners, and the appointment
by acting Governor Trapp psot 4. L..
Lillard to fill the vacancy
In a published statement. Mr..
Loahy explained his resignation by
saying that he was stockholdef
in three banks in Usage county. He
said that the question had been
raised by Mr. Frcas that It was not
legal to deposit county funds In any
bank In which a commissioner was n
stoCkholdcr. In order to save the
banks from the inconvenience OF "a
sudden Withdrawal OF funds, Mr.,
Leahy resigned.
n. l.. IAllard ana u. 4, Caspary.
both OF pawhuska, were suggested
to succees Mr. Lcahy. Tho former
was indorscd by l.. T.. Roberts.
chairman OF the democratic central
committee and one OF tho former
shoriff's attorneys. Caspory was tn
dnrscd IN resolutions by tho league
OF young democrats.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-25
MAYOR REVIVES OLD LAWS
Jay Walkers and Chickens at Large
Must Watch Their Step.

Special 60 The World.
HENRY ETA. Feb. 2l.-With the
influx OF now residents and the con-
sequent growth in building, the
Golden Rule mayor Of Henryotta has
resurrected two old ordinances, dust.
ed them of and In notice to the
public states these ordinances "aro
as good as new" and that he will In
future ask the people to obey them
before he IL forced to enforce them.
Jay walking" he says was n con-
venience at one time during the
city's swaddling days, but folks will
have TO turn sharp corners sud walk
straight from now on. Also that II
Is all right for chickens TO roam at
will over tho farms. but they will
be considered ms outlaws In the city
OF Henryetta forever more. There
fore tho ordinances regulating tho
manner OF our crossing streets and
that looking after the manners OF
chickens Will function in future.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-25
Hitchrack of Grdndpd's
Time Returns to Please
Farmers of Kay County

Special 20 The World.
PONCA CITY, Feb. 2i.-The
comeback OF the hitchrack as an
accommodation TO the farmers IN
this section OF the state. was made
n certainty at this weeks session
OF the chamber OF commerce when
a committee OF Nate Mcdowell
and Orville Savage was named TO
locate and have constructed a suf-
ficlent amount of hitchrack TO
take care of the situation.
IL was made known nt the meet
ing that numerous farmers have
requested that something of the
kind be done so that they may tie
their teams when they come TO
town, as all available places are
now taken up by automobiles
These racks will he placed on
other than the main business
streets.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-25
WAR VETERAN is ADOPTED
Legion Women Select Earl MalIott rs
Beneficiary OF Plans.
Special TO The World.

HptCIdI 70 INo WOrTus
DRUMRIGHT, Feb. 24.-After
having a request for tho name OF q
disabled world war veteran to adopt,
the local auxiliary OF the American
Legion discovered "A helpless wet"
right here at home, and nre seeing
him through the reconstruction pc
riod.
His name Is Earl Mallott, and the
first step has been to send him to
New Mexico for treatment. Mallott
was wounded In lung the first time
he went over the top in France. He
languished for months In n German
prison camp before being freed. In
addition to securing treatment for
him the ladies' of the auxiliary are
sending him letters and other practi-
cal comforts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-25
EXPECTED SOME
LIBERTY BONDS
Robbers Get Little Sum
From Cash Register
and Look Further
AVOIDED POSTOFFICE
;ied Owner to Bedpost and
Departed in Wheeler's
Ford Car

ssselal 10 Tho World.
oKEMAH, Feb. 24.-The sheriffs
,ffice here received word that Guy
wheeler had been held up and
robbed by three men in his store at
okfuskee Monday night. Wheeler
sald that he had Just finished get
tlng ready TO retire for the night
when someone called TO him to open
up.-that he wanted to get some to-
haccp. When Wheeler asked who
n was. tho reply was: "You know
me. Guy" When tho door was
opened the first man walked in fol-
lowed by n second who covered
wheeler with the gun, the third
man also coming in with gun.
4 After the robbers had secured
about S4b in money from the cash
register they continued to hunt
around seeming to be under the inn
pression that Wheeler had some lib
erty bonds concealed IN the store.
wheeler is also postmaster at Okfus-
kee and conducts the postofflce in
connection with his drug store. but
the robbers made no attempt to dis
urb the postoffice property. When
the thieves found that they could
not unearth any more loot, they tied
wheeler to his bed and left, taking
with them Wheeler's new Ford car.
After an hours struggle Wheeler
succeeded I'm loosening the bonds
which held him to the bed and after
telephoning here TO notify the sher-
IFS office got n couple of men and
started ia pursuit of the robbers.
Just north of Nuyaka Wheeler's car
was found abandoned by the side
, OF the road, but put out of commits
sion before being left.
Although the men were not
masked Wheeler did not know any
Of them and as they were heading
for the thick brakes north of Nu-
yaka, according to the officers. 1t is
not thought likely that the men will
be intercepted.