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TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1922 TENNESSEE MAN, WIFE, 3 OTHERS IN BURNED HOME CONTINUED KnOM PAOB ONE here from North Carolina, The family previously rind lived nt Johnson City, Tcnn., njid in Went Virginia. Officers nro Investigating tonight report that Smith had yesterday sold a piece of property and was mrP0!C(1 to "8 "oil a largo mnn c! money on his' person. This wns not found, llurchfleld hud about 30 on him when arrested. Mrs. Hurchfield had been mar- ' rlod beforn and the son was by 1 this previous marriage. liniSTOU Tcnn., Nov. 26. H. I. lshon. city editor of tho Knox vi'.le Journal and Tribune, and James Hay, pilot were pain fully Injured here tonlcht when n airplane In which they came from Knoxvllle fell on the golf courso nt ths local Country club. The mnchlnn was wrecked. The news paper man was hastening hero to write tho story of tho Smith Hur hfleld killing for his paper. The machine was believed to have struck n telephone wire. Iloth men were taken to a hospital, cut and bruised about the fnco and hend. 10,000 Irish Jailed As Result of Warfare I.rBLIN. Nov. 26. Prisoners at I,merlck nro bcltiK taken by steamer to rmblln because of special com plaints bv tho local authorities of over crowding of the prisons. Tho transfer of several hundred pris oners Is necessary. Their transport by sea Is considered the safCHt In view of tho dllocatlon of road traf fic. There are nearly ten thousand prisoners In Ireland and Jal' ac commodations are reported every where to ba Insufficient. PLOTZ PLOTTED PLOT Jlut Grnimn l)niK(jlt Caught A .(...I I'l . II ... . iiiHiJiK miiiiKirn l inn .unci. ii-.iii n in,nii -Tiri iriir in iiilll. COBI.ENZ, Nov. 26. Convicted of rol'b.ng the home of Col. Walter C. Hates, commander of tho .eighth V. S. Infantry at Coblcnz, Carl J'lnsz, a Coblenz druggist, has been sentenced to one year In prison and to pay a fine of 100.000 marks or In lieu of payment of this sum an additional six-months Imprisonment. Plotz was caught at daybreak Thursday by a f.erman policeman as lie was leaving the home of Colonel U.itts loaded with silverware, valu able Persian rugs and about eight hundred dollaro. Police Continue Probe Of Poison Candy Plot READING. Pa., No. 26. The po lice, continuing their Investigation of the poison candxplot ogalnat 21-year-old Mrs. ttmos S. Chamurs., which resulted In the arrest of hnr neighbor, .Mrs. Senoca Heard, de clare they have gathered evidence Indicating the latter had ono or more accomplices who will be arrested within the next 24 hours. The Heard woman, charged with attempted murder. Is in the nerko Jail, the court having deferred fixing of ball rending action by tho postal authori ties. Convicts lCscnpo In Storm. MARQUETTE, Mich.. Nov. 26. Fifteen convicts, four of them serv ing life terms, mnde their escape (mm the Marquette branch prison late this afternoon. Later two of them were captured, tho searchers being Impeded by a heavy snow storm. West Tulsa News Clvln I Tlnney. Funern Services Held Pntunlnr. 1'uneral service for the late Claude Bridges Mere held Saturday afternoon et 3 o'clock. Rev Mark 1'aga preached the funern) serm :n at the cliapel, ami then the body i carried to Hose Hill, when. HO Odd Kellowi and 60 members of the lletecca lodge were In attendance Prank Bridge, fatker at the deceaael. wa treaent, and thanked the Odd Fellows and the Kebeccai for the profusion of Cowers placed on the grave of his son. Affirms IMitite Victors. The Senior H. V V. V. of the Baptist Church held a dehate Hundar evening In the church auditorium. The subject of the debate v. as. "Resolved. That Home Mlsslona Are More Important Than For eign Missions." The affirmative side, compose'd of Tommy Kenton, Ola Duncan and Kutrene Sleelman, were voted the Visners by the congress Hon. 1 ' .. I Tl.al.lr.al. I n IB t.F.I .. A union Thanksgiving service wll! be beld Thursdav In the basement Of the M T". church at the corner of Twentieth and rtioenix between the M. n.. Natareno and Christian churches rtev. A C tluslon. pastor of the Nazarene rhurch. will be In cargo of the service- The Christian Ciur-h will provide speilal music. The Ilaptlst church v.111 hold a Thanks glvjng t.rogram and basket dinner at the bur h Thursday A general thanksgiv ing and praise service will begin at 10 a. m . the pleaching service at 1 o'clock, tmermtaslnn and dinner at l:, followed The Sunbeam band of the Hirst Chris an chun h of Tulsa sent over some cloth tg and food Sunday afternoon to the un ruinates who lue near the I'rlsco yard ornce. and those near the river. Miss Opal I.eelc of U02 West Twenty seiund street will give a party to her friends Wednesday evening Relatives of tho father. Mr. W. II. I.eek. are ejpectert to arrive In a few days from Covington. Okla., to take part In this entertainment The entertainment and "eats" commit tse obthe Senior II. Y. P. U. and Sunday school met Sunday morning to make plans for the entertainment and aoclal hour they are giving the Rebecca lodge Thurs day evening. Fifteen children attended the story telling hour held In the basement of the M. n. church Saturday afternoon at J o'clock. The hour was acclaimed a suc cess. A like meeting will be held n: Saturday. The Thllathea and llaraca classes nf the Methodist 15plscop.il churches throughput the city were successful In conducting the " ea at the M. K. church Sunday night. Mrs. V. P. Koust, who has been 111 for sume lime, was removed to the Mornlng slde hospital Saturday afternoon at I o'clock, where alio Is to undergo treat ments. The Illness nf Miss Ola Rrown. Jl Smth. Phoenix, has developed Into typhoid feer. The grocery etore of Ralph Dally. HJ West Seventeenth place was s.id to t Stevens, a newcomer f"m Wh. 'caber . Teaas, fr'rlday aftsrn r Car! Steffy, a ' Tuna, Is now u and mother Mr a 'r n Fcuth P' ie mer resMt-t rt Was' t g w i 1 li s fv' ' 1 Mrs. I' i"lt Ha Bear State Counties Unite For Concerted Drive Upon Anthrax Bearing Animals wui.uVtrt 5 '3? , H Veil s ' tiiNuw Maiooto a. Jfrnfvuif t J jr OT.ENWOOD. Ark., Nov 26. Arkansas Oil soil and mining In terests will at this place November 20 to 35 hold meeting for per manent organization of tho South west Arkansas Highland Advance ment association which will work out an actlvo highway, market and development program covering some eleven counties between Hot Springs and the Oklahoma stato line. Hecont uncovering of extensive kaolin, fullers earth, trlpoll, fire clay, And asphalt bodies and as phalt and oil seepages that fould Indicate tremendous underlying petroleum bodies have caused active entry of this region by Oklahoma and Texas operating capital for de velopment. It Is planned that the co-ordinated efforts of tho new high land or regional association toward obtaining more favorable trans portation facilities will materially facilitate activities begun. Among prominent state nnd out of the statu speakers who will be at tho moeetlng are State Commis sioner of mines Jim (J. Ferguson of I.tttle Hock, John M. Plymalo of the Arkansas Nations,! Forest re- FRANCE PUZZLED AT U. S. DEMAND FOR 'OPEN DOOR' CONTINUED KIIOM PAGE ONE dispute involving foreigner". It seems likely that Franco will pro pose the establishment of Jurldlclal guarantees as a substitute for capi tulations touching on Judicial privi leges enjoyed by foreign residents. France has a large Moslem popula tion In her north African colonies, who were loyal to France in the great war, nnd she had logical rea sons for Insisting upon equitable trentment for the Mohammendan population at this moment when Turkey's political status In the world Is being definitely fixed at Lau sanne. PARIS, Nov. 26. Although Am bassador Child's speech before the I-ausnnne delegates is considered In tho majority of circles, the most Im portant event of tho conference thus, far, the American delegation, ac cording to the Lausanne correspond ent of the Tomps seems to wish to narrow Its scope, One of the lead ing members Informed the corre spondent that tho speech merely re peats tho fundamental foreign policy of American In ths past 125 years, and doclared; Hughes' Nolo Ituokcxl, "Tho speech added nothing spe cial; It contalnod no hidden design; it was not delivered as a sequel to any recent happenings." The correspondent continues; "Apparently the speoch was deliv ered sooner than expee'ed, as even American circles hail not thought the Hughes memorandum would be; invoked before American Interests were touched by a decision about Mosul. There nail been so much talk however, about preliminary agreement between Curzon, Poln rnre, and Mussolini that a feeling of mystery had been aroused among the Americans. There was a report also that the powers were already prepared to appoint a tribunal to examine into tho validity of the for eign concessions given, or about to bo given, when the war Interrupted negotiations " The correspondent regiirds the speech as dealing a se vere blow to tho work elaborated by tho representatives of the three great powers at Iviiisanne. and at the same time making the Rutso-Turk entente much closer, as that entente Is llkelv to find unexpected mora: I support In Amurlca'H intervention, WHICH susiatiin mo j-e.tm v, ww.. that has been the chief weapon of Turkey nnd Russia against England. This, he declares perhaps the grav est consequence of Mr. Child's speech, which M. Techtrln. the Rus sian covict foreign nilnlstor, Is cer tain to use when ho arrives here, nnd he asks: "Will the effect of Mr. Child's speech on Turkey rejult In attempt to satisfy the American demands relative to freedom of the straltn. capitulations and the protection of minorities, which -Mr. Child passed over." France, he argues, has the least to nuffer through the American dele- Lvational Civil .Service Reform league gatlon's attitude, as she seeks no no. announced today Hint during Its mi mical or economic concessions. He , nuni convention hero December 7 recommends annulment oi me ran Tiemn accord to end the dlwatlsfac linn it has nroused In America, and questions whether American inter vention Is not the hirdest blow stru-'k at Englind for n ling t'mo om.ng n 8 moment when c n'! dation of the ru'n of her A'.a'.- em a ro is at ra"J A flex Mo rubber r '-r r r t i J in a W" len I i s "en vu"- 1 f" i i i " ' "G cr ' t'tcg serve, K. V Pope, of Ellteno, Of tho united Stateo Hlologlcal survey; John Hand, secretary of the White Hlver chamber of commerce and mining league and others. A feature of jntcrtalnmcnt for tho big Industrial meo.lng will bu In the for of a three-day wolf drive staged by leading hunters of the re gion who with day and night pro gram of over one hundred hounds, will make, n thlrty-mllo circle drive with a wlndup barbecuo and hun ters' old-time dance In the nlenwood city park on tho banks of tho Caddo river near town. Letters coming Into Graham IUirnham, of this placo undor whose direction tho big wolf drive will he made Indicate that many prominent Hportsmcn owners of wolf dogs of Shawnee and McAlcstvr, Olcla., Helena Te arkami, fort Smith, Momphls, Mttlo Hock. Hot Springs and elsewhere In Arkunwis, will ship dogs nnd enter the big hunt arrangement for tho entertainment of which Mr. Hurnham states will be provided. Regionally it is hard to tell which Is awakening tho keenest Intorest tho meeting of the highland associa tion or tho array of wolf hunters. TIERNAN SEEKS RECONCILIATION WITH HIS WIFE CONTINUED PROM PAOU ONE bond of sympa hy established be tween hlmclf nnd his second wife by tho letters thnt flew back and forth between Indiana and Iowa. "Some day I'm coming after you," Tlerman said ho wrote her. "And when you do I'll ho wait ing," he said sIih replied. Then ho told of the marring and of the trip to Chicago where he bought his bride a wedding ring. Before they separated he question ed her regarding tho legality of her divorce nnd told her that she would "have to go forth nnd redeem her self In my eyes." "I mn sure I nrn divorced, but I will go back to Iowa and make cer tain," she tearfully declared. MARSHA LLTOWN, Iowa, Nov. 26. Mrs. Ulancho Hrlmmer Tternan. who Is reported In Chicago dispatches to have been left by Prof. John I'. Tlernnn. of South Hend, Ind., after a one-day honeymoon, and who is supposed to be In Marshalltown, could not bo located hero tonight. So far as Is known she has no rela tives here, and the managers of lo cal hotel say no ono unswerlng the dlscrlptlon of Mrs. Iliimmer Tlernan registered today. Mrs. nrlmmer Tlernan's parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Charles H Hawn, of Hansel, Iowa, have hoard nothing from their daughter since she left homo for Chicago several days ago, to marry Tlernan, according to re ports received here. TAX COLLECTION BY GOVERNMENT DROPS A BILLION CONTINUED FROM TAClE ONK of the prohibition unit for 1922 was 16,000.000. an increase of J2, 000, 000 over the provlous year. Production of alcohol during the year aggregated 79,906,000 gallons, a decrease of 6,000,000 gallons, while withdrawals of distilled spir its other than olcohol from bonded warehouse aggregated 2,721,000 gal lon.), a decrease of 6.000,000 gal Inns. Summary of the income and prof Its tax receipts during the year by states showed New York far In the lead In amount with Pennsylvania second and llllnolB third. Collec tions by states Include: Illinois J179. 633.973 81. Arkansas $5. 336, 259. 50, Kansas $22,242,152.01. Missouri 185,035.012.61, New York ,527.695.26s 75. Oklahoma $14,276, 519.14. Pennsylvania $215,79S,07. 82, Text 134. 7S. 007.92. DRYS ASK SOMETHING ELSE Would Place I :nforeenieut Officers I'niler Chll SOrilee. WAKIItVdTf .V Vnv IB Tim Rni s it would ask President Hard Ing to recommend to congress plac ing of the entire prohibition enforce ment unit under civil service rules as means of obtaining better enforce ment of (he Volstend art Requirement of the 'lvil scrip u law for compe'Pivo examination nn l I p-Jintnents en rierit were waived '-r iirohll 'ion cnfor"emen' offl-'ru i i M o Volstead Thn has re ll ! In the rn ot th- IcngJ" n up 'r'ret of i-f r c .tut cf- 1 ' It W U I'll I Jl I J ;S. DEBS STILL UPHOLS RADICALS OF WORLD CONTINUED rnOM PAGE ONE ors, "mostly members of tho de spised I. W. W," who are still in federal prison. "I am almost ashamed," Dobs said, "to bo out of pjilson while thofo men ate still Imek of the Iron bars," Their continued Incarcera tion Is a "high compliment from the government of tho United States, a government so cowardly It fears thoso 08 men will overthrow It." "I would far rather," he continued, "ho In Jail with my self-respect limn ' " t wi h a gag In my mouth. I despise and dofy their laws. I am i a citizen of the United States despite the ftut that I was born and raised In Indiana. Hecause I obeyed ' y conscienc e I lost my citizenship, but I would far rather have It that way than keep my citizenship nnd lose my ronsirnce." He attacked "government by In junction" and said that If ho hnd liecn in Chicago when tho recent rail strike Injunction wns issued he would hivo "asserted my manhood by defying It nnd tho corporation luvyei-,uuKJ that issued It." Jean longupt devoted most of his addresses to an attack on Georges Clemenccau and tho peace treaty of Varsellies. Clemenccau, ho declared "no more represents Franco tlinn Mr. Schwab or Mr. Morgan repre sent thu spirit of America." , "It is for me a great privilege," ho ssld, "to be nhlo to put before (ho American public, contradiction to Mr. Clemenceaus, a nulto different view of tho problems ho Is approach ing " Tho fundamental cause of the present situation In Europe, he said. Is tho pence made In 1919 nnd this way a natural result of tho combi nation of tho war until thnt time. "The prolongation nt tho war." M. I-ongutit said, 'nnd the refusal of tho governing classes to try and reach any pence by negotiation, their obstinate policy of the knonkout blow system, their refusal to accept, moro especially dining tho yenr 1017 tho various proposals trying to meet tho possibilities of peace, have nat urally led Europe to u mad national ism. When the peace treaties wero concluded this mad nationalism do minated especially the victorious na tions of Europe, and oven in Ameri ca the war psychology reached such a degree that those statesmen of yours who won a neaco nulte dlt fcrent from tho various trentlcs of the pnit nnd moro especially Mr. Wilson with his 14 points, found himself absolutely powerless against tho entrlgue of the French, Itallnu nnd Hrltlsh Imperialism." YEGGS ROB KANSAS BANK Get SiiM-rnl Hundred Dollars In ltnld Steal Auto to Miikc lCiiK. ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Nov. 26. After blowing the safe. In the S'nto bnnk at Hcndenn, Knn,, 12 miles south ot here, yeggs made their escnpe Sat urday night with several hundred dollars In bonds, securities nnd gov ernment stamps. A small amount of cash was also obtained In the rob bery. Reports here say the robbers stole an automobllo there to mako their escape. They were las! seen passing through Troy, Kan., eight miles from Hendena. GOES TO AID OF I. W. W. Oklahoma City Attorney Defending .Men Held lit T'cxns. URECKUNRIIXJE, Texas, Nov. 26 John J. Carney of Oklahoma City, attorney In this district for th0 I W. XV.. arrived here yester day morning to look after tho legal end of tho I. W. W. In the. recent labor troubles nnd to defend E. O. Hlesslngame, ndmlttcd I. W. W. or gnnizer, who Is In Jail In connection with the trouble. Mr. Carney, after Interviewing Hlesslngame, said thnt ho would lake no action for several days nt least. I Ho said that he came from Okla homa City headquarters following wlro orders from Chicago. Prohib Officrcs Drying Up a Big Texas SwantgA AUSTIN, Texas, Nov. 26. Federal prohibition officers destroyed 14 stills which cost moro than ? 10,000, poured nut 250 gallons of moonshine llqunr, urrentcd eight persons nnd captured one automobllo In a week's raiding In tho Freestone county palmetto ewampi. where stato troops last May conductud moonshine raids by airplane, Has sett Miles, assistant stato prohibition director, who led tho raids, reported todny. STATE TO OPERATE ORIENT Tcns Planning To Take Oter fM-c-lion of Honil In Stale, Is Report. "WICHITA. Kan, Nov. 26. The possibility of the state of Texas tak ing over and operating a division of the Kansas City, Mexico & Orient railway was Intimated in newspapor dispatches from Austin, Texas, to dny. In which it was stated such action was being contemplated, lo- cal officials of the road declared to night they were not acquainted with such a plan, but admit It may be true, as Texas on a previous occa- ! slon took over a railroad In that i state and has been operating It ever i since Should Texas take the proposed fiction in regain to trie urient, tne1 remainder of the road in Oklahoma and Kansas would bo operated In dependently, officials hero say. Mortuary Spencer Funeral services for Mrs. It. H. H, Spencer, 63 years of age, who died lit the tumie nf hnr kiiti. CIIIvmc f' I Spencer ut Red Fork Saturday, will j be held at the residence of the son this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev erend Henren will conduct the ser i vices. Interment will bo in the Rod Fork cemetery. Mrs. Kpencer is rurvived by two. other sons, Ralph H. Spencer of Omnha and Leslie Spencer. ' Paxton Funeral services over the body of c. c. Paxton, aged 33 years, who died in Tulsa Haturday after no ill ness of three weeks, will he held .rum the First Preshj. terlan hurvh oi Hroken Arrow Tu-day afternoon nt 2 o'clock. Reverend Kerr of th Tilsa Presbyter'. dmrh offirtn ig Ilurlil will bo at Rose 11 II t'r.et ry Mr Pixton is s'lrvneu i". h's w dow and i yung t " i ,a',r" Paxt- , The e cam wns n ! '( ' rt tf Hr ! Arr( w n-d a 'I fi Id ruper .'ifo-t frr J. A I IS' ill. .in of Tul A. Western Thrace Is Turned Over To Turk Leader Tnhri, Now Augum Governor Enters Ailrimiople Fez Keplaeca Hat AWtlANOPl.E, Nov. 26. The last of tho Oreek gendarmes left Adrlnnoplo Tuesday. Tho town was left 111 the hnnds of tho Fiench. Immediately on tho de parture of tho Orceks tho oily be camo a mass of red with tho flag of Turkey predominating. Tlin entire population threw away their hats nnd replaced them with the for.. All the tlreck Inscrip tions on shop windows In the streets wor0 erased or smnshod or thrown Into the sticets. Tho new governor, Tnhrl, sent by tho Angora government, en tered tho city Frldny, at the htwd of 200 Turkish officials, thren bat talions of gendarmes and a squad ron of cavnlry The popu'ace thronged tho streets to welcome them. The French commandant of Adrlanoplo, Colonel I'onr, accom panied by Hrltlsh nnd French of ficials, officially called on Tnhrl nnd turned over to him the city also western Thrace. The day pntsed quietly. Untoward events were entirely lacking. UNION MEN ARE FREED Chicago Jury Finds ltbor Tsiu.crs Not (Jiillty of Killing Police man During Ixihur War. CHICAGO. Nov. 26. Fred (Frenchy) Modern, former president of the Chicago building trndes coun cil, nmi 1), J. .Mcr'nrthy, union busl ncsa agent, were found not guilty by a Jury at their second trial on charges of having slain a policeman as tno culminating act in a cam pnign of terrorism dlrec'ed naalnst nn arbitration wage award In the minding trades. John Miller, self-confessed driver of tho automobllo from which came tho shots thnt killed tho policeman, wns found guilty nnd his punishment wns fixed at 14 years In the peni tentiary Lodges nnd Societies TUI.PA I.OnnH NO. 71. a K 4 U meete every Thursday; first Thuredsy F C. second Thure day, huslnessi third Thursday M M i fourth Thursday H A. Vest met'ilng November 10. Work in M. M. Degree, coin menclng at 12 SO It. m. I'irnnt dkiciiman, w it. JOH. DIIOUOT. Hecretary. tn;i.TA i.dixii-j ill Will meet In special cnmmunlceilon, Tuee day. November 28. Work In St. M. Degree, commencing at 10:30 a. in. JOHN V. ATICrtS. W. M. AltTHUU IIAl.l.lt, Secretary. pi.thoi.cum ujdok no. o. a, r, a A. Jit. nest romiuunicauon, l'rlday, December I. at 7 p. m, Annual meeting. 1. ten Don and Installation of offl teta. All Masons Invited. IIKNIIT W. HACICUR. W. M. It. H. MANNA. Hecretary TULSA CHAPTDH N(X 62 ItOTAb Altt'll MAHONH Meets every first and third .Monday isest meeting Monday. December 1". foat ioned trnm jjecmnr ., uegu ar business, election nnd In stallation ot officers. All Itnyal Arch Masons are requested to hn present. THANK B. DAVISON, II. r, M. A MNYD Pit. Sec'y. TIUNITV fOMMANDKIlY NO. 20 Meets second and fourth Mon day of each month at Masonic Hall, Neit meeting November 20. District conclave 2 p. m. Work In the order of the temple and annual Inspection t 7:10 p. m. ri. o. rinKicN, b. c fit ANK U. SEAMAN, ItM AKDAll T..MPLK. A A l N tl, B Nest regular meeting Nov.m bcr 10 at I p. m. Watch this column tor any special announcements. nonnni h. ..anna. Potentate C U HUONKKH. Ilecordei. Winter ceremonial, con vention hall. December II. Iluslnesa meeting Nuvember it Patrol dancra Klka hall No vember 10 and 21. I'. D. IIAHIt, Monarch B. N, K1.I.IH. secretary TULHA CHAP ll.lt, O. 1.. u.. lit, meele l Maaonlc Hall the flrat and third Wednesdays of each month, at 7:20 p. m. Klret meeting. Lualness, second meeting, Initiation and aoclal There will ba a school nf In tru Hon conducted by Harub A Morris, Orand Lecturer, In Convention halt December 14 at a. m... continuing throughout the day All surrounding cbaplera are cordially Invited. MUS NI.H.1E K. OHEKN, Worthy Matron MPS. P.M.MA, KAhT.Hecretaiy TUlxjMA CHAI'THIl U. U. O. (i B. "ill meet at Maaonlc Hall sec. or.d and fourth Haturde evenings. I 20 Filet meel lnir business, second meet Ing tot Initiation and aoclal session, Mra. Lucie K. Ilartlett, Worthy Matron Miss I. In Caughey Seoy Oeage 22 R AAUHA I'dlmi LAlilr.3 HHHlNtT -rill meet at Maaonic nan the fourth Wednesdsy if eerh month at 1 20 p m. Cerernuntale on an nouncement Mrs O, T Dawson lllgb Priestess Desge 2721 Mrs 1 1 jr Waller llecnrder Osage ! tjst. Nest regular mec'tng Sept. 27 SPHINX n.UIl OP AAIIHA CHI'K'l meets ! aonir hall u,n ,,,111,, mn., iin.k,, 1 sun uavuonu w hkinnkh, Osage 7 f . 9 B President t o. o r uniKcroiir Odd fellows Hall 113 South Jloulder AUHORA laODdB. NO. It, I OO K. Meets every Wednesday evening, 1:20 p. m, W. T. OADDY. N. (1. M. 1-. POUNDeTOXB, rtary TUI-RA I.ODOK NO. 10 I. O O. P., meet, every Tuesday evening T 16, TOM 11 WINN. J. (J. J. V. Mooie, Secretary TULSA BNCAMPMKNT NO II, I. O. O. P. meets on secoro and fourth frtday of each month at p. mi J. I,, IIUOlll.KTT. C P. II. if 1'UI.I.Iill. Merit. TUUIA JUSHHKAIt NO. 21. I. O. O Y regular meeting first sad third Krldsy of e-ich month. I p. in. 1IIIS. MOI.I.IK WH'K, N. (I .MUX. CAHHV DAVIif. Mar. Oeage I.H-H TULSA CANTON NO. J, I. O. O. 1 Patriarch Militant Pint fclaurelay each month, 2 p. m. W. U IIOLTON. (."apt. It. II. KUI.LBH. Cleric OHDRH OP I.rTAI. HiNH. Tulsa Klresld .' 2 serf.t 4 and f'.urtii Sal nday f' n ' II" h, I p in PA YM 'M KI'llF.It. Y W I! J II' Itf.l r W K li"' Mt,!" Tt I c 'U cr in H u t M, r -e's i n 'Mm l3 i i Ml Xt M 7 DIE IN EXPLOSION lli'tlsed Mm of liijim-l In Nvt McvliM Mine HlaM liiillrntCM la Worn Hurt. AliHUQt'l.llQl'i:, N. M., Nov. 26. The list of dead In the explosion In mine number 4 of the Albuqileriiue- Cerrlllos Coal company at .Madrid. N. M., nbout fifty miles north and east of here yesteidny afternoon, re mained nt seven tonight, but the number of lnlure.i wns revised from nbout 30 to 13. Only twenty men worn In the mine at the time of the explosion nnd nil wero killed or in jured, officials of the company de clared tonight. There nu no tele phones, f.tcllllles nt Mndrld or the Immediate lclnlty, nnd no all-night telegrnph service, which made It dif ficult Inst night to obtain accurate Information n to the number of cas ualties A cheik made today shown that nil of the men who were In the men have been accounted for. Cause of the explosion has not been deter mined. PRO B ESESWSDEATH Chicago Polloi Search for Woman lli'llewil Impllitntttl In Otic. CHICACIO, Nov. 26. A search for what the police termed 'the woman In tho cne." todny occupied author ities Investigating the death of Joseph L.1HUS, wealthy automobile salesman, found shot to death In his garngn last Friday night. While tho police continued to search for persons with whom I-anus was said to have quarreled over re cent business deals, and to truce other clues, they admitted that chief Interest centered In finding a wo man believed to have been connect ed with the slaying. I.nnus' secretary wns ordered to produce his saleswoman list Includ ing tho unmes of nbout flvo hundred women who I.nnus Is said to have paid commission for tips on pros pectlvo niitomoblle purchases. I.nnus' fathor and brother arrived hero todny from Hrookfleld, Mo. Business Cards IltTllH AND MA SHAD 1. at the Y, M. A, Ilattle Creek methods uienl, Don't llste to lln 11 Member Phone Osage tttt Hours a. tn. to ( p. m, THE C-IILUHEN'3 DAY NURS12KY 111 MIUTII CIIKVIONND Children Cared I'tu Dniins Worklns or tilioiiiyjn Hoars 1 WiJatenXndwoivien For Mfn-Hyphllli Oonor rhon, Utrlctur. nittdiltr Trotiblrt, HyilroccU nnd nil prlvt dUar I'or V n m r n Dltptac mnt ptnful and 1rru I r rntnittratlori. tinnntural (llfchnriita. kidney bUddtt And nil rhrnnlo dUft PI Bernini and Vacelouv Tralrnente Right Vfnr In One lamUm DR. JOHN LEE Heennd nnd llnln Htreeti SIS Security lllilsr 0ate 4M DR. STOTTS 210 Ridmrd Bldff. riiird Street nnd Boston Avenue, Titian, Okla. Formerly of Hot SpringH, Ark. Illootl. Kklti. ;nltt) llrlnnrr anil Vt-nert-nl Dlacnrr mill (it'iiernl Office Practice ficrttitir). VttcclncH. ICIcclrlcal TicntrncntK lllooil Tote CONSPIrATION I'll Kit PHONIC OKA. ill HI44 Have Cltan, lUallhy Eyat. U they Tire. ob Itcli. Smart or Burn, uun a-i uaincu 01 uranuiatea, useMurineoften.Soobu,Rrfrtihti.Safefor Infant or Adult. At all DruRBltti. Write tor Free Ejelkjofc. UarlMCytsBiCs.CUwg Stop Rheumatic Pain SO.Yaar Old Praacrlptloo A-20S1 Qlvaa Quick ftallef A crnstliutlonil ireiiment for iheumttlim snd tout. Dlitolvci cslcsrcout dtpoilts snd retlevti wollrn lolni, Al roul dniRsut'i ei ,-ntlrmill for SI -90. timer i. Amend )rd Ave U 18th St., M-w York Dc KING'S PILLS for constipation Purify the blood r Alllr.M Sl.ooo lir.lVAIIIH I posltlve ' ' Ir gusrantse my great Huccessful "Monthly" Conipound Hafely relieves eom, of the longest, most obstinate, abnormal cases In 2 to 2 days. No hsrm, pstn or In terferrnce with work. Msli It. CO; Doubls Ptrcngth 12 00. llovklet free. Write to dey Dr T. A floutblngton Iternedy Co, Ksnsae City. Mo Advertisement. Handsome New Rungnlow $8,250 l-stost In dtmlicii and construction, largu Inkk front poroli, flu qtmllty Imidwood throughout, furnace liat, many built-in fttRturcx, oholcn houtti ilde district. ImiHtinent tuiulpptiil for laundry, enrage), Httrnrtlvu mnntul, Jc(iratlnrm nro tho liemt; listnie, S 1,600 down, lialHtico monthly. Half & Sons Itoom I, 202 1-2 U. Main Mt. I'hone Owu't) 3 WANT ADS Announcements ANNIJINI I lll.SI tlssge Seli ll"ua"iry er,J ir e ' u ss In err ,ktng Co can , i '-in LOST AMI HU Ml ,p be'w- 1 a" 1 W -st T ist - l ' - - l- r !' i r V st Tulsa I'r-'g i r-'y h I r a i i Announcements 1.1,-11 rim n if t LiiAf -I'leiween 'Twenij -first and JJor folk nnd Dlevenlh and Klsln, camel I.ON1 AND KlliMt Ltifl 1 Wire-haired Altelalo, 1. months old; answsrs to name of "Judge," wear ing inilar Inscribed Tre.t p. Winger, liberal tewatd. tinge lull I.OF--An Airedale pup, dark color, male. 10 months old 0iir II Montr Ossila llll lin! KUvon.1 l.i iriT--i)ii Marten fur or eVlhT-ette. be tween t and p. m. ftumlay llelurn t Miss Aldrleh, 1(11 H. Detroit. Osage 1 ' 11 LJ ward. ftiBT -".Near t'otinlry club. Ulaln "Welch, eniraved on buck heptember 7, lilt. Iled Cross nurss; reward. Call Ossge SMS I7( KT-nT.acS fur! tail gone! at "MuTe i Irene Saturday night, finder please return ami receive liberal reoardi val ued as lieepsalie Cedar 1IH2-J I,ir""'fielKee'li TwelltTi onT)elriilt olid 712 X. Lansing, black folder rnnlalnlng valuable papers In o ner only, runlet please return to American Legion STOLEN Twi-year'-old Dnglrah. sTtter dog While with trtnon spots on body and rump. Lemon esrs and white legs Name Nero. 1100 reward for arrest and i ,n v let Ion of thief Dr. Qroff, ttecy. A P 1' I. , ('nailing ANNOt'NCBMKS-r V wish to announce the removal of our offices to the Calumet building, lll-A M. IIomIoii. where we have opened the Ttll.HA I'ltYHICO-CLINlCAt, I.AHOIIA THKII.H. We nte prepared In diagnose nnd treat dleesees hy "Tilt. llt.UC TUONIC HKACTIONH of AIlltAMB." It. A. DOlKlI.Afl, M. D. C. M. VAIKIHAN, M. D. I'honee Osage 4210 and lit "lllood Will Tell I" ANNOUNCKMI.NT. Kings neve and used furniture. 111 B. ...jwimii, iiiimi ut,i mi, PAIIlMOUNT matellllfy huspllal for Clin flnenienl, May work tor part nf es pehses. Ilables for adoption. Write fm booklet. Sits. T It Long, 1911 U I wenly-sevenlh HI Hanasa City Mn MI:N, be young again, Neuro Tone dls coiery of famous chemist, testoree vigor, nerve force, pep. SI per box Y. '' "cl'tslher, Wichita. Kan I'lllirt'fATi: and 'bladder trouble, pllee, constipation quickly, painlessly treated. Nn knife, mssssge or tllstlng. nimiile, private home treatment, llooklet tree In plain wrapper. Llectm Thermal Co., si nairti niiig. rtietibenvuie, unio, WBST MAIN MATDIINITY Hanltarlum llxcluslve hnspltnl for care of young women during pregnancy and confine ment, private, rates reasonable, bablea adopted. Dr Newman medical director 1H? W. Main, Oklahoma City S-X. n, .m ,i rr: .t: 1 JtAltio sTa ftADIO entfor"" aa'le, ata bargain. CaTl Osage S2I0-J. Nl'KCIAI NOTICKh N CltlUHTMAH aubscrlptlun fladlo News. Science and Invention and Practical i.leclilcs. special club ratsa. I'hone Osage 0221. 1.L1.CTUON1C neactlniia of Ab. rams. Dr, F. O. Ilubeck, pioneer to practice the K. It. A. In Tulsa, a graduate under the founder, Dr, Albert Abiams. I'bystco Clinical Luboralori. Paramount Court, 222 N, Cheyenne. Phone Cedar 2022. 1 ItK.NT mas'iuerada tnitumes, hlgh-ctnss nss.irtment 2 fl. Nngalea, Cmlar 701. NOTlCIl- l'rntn the 20th to tho 1st" of Decemberi will pick un all papers and magaslnes from you; highest prices mil can cedar J3J.J. MrllK.AI. U-A MKN on the down grade: take Castle berry's pills and be happy) mailed, II; wonnerrui testimonials ami ssmpie rrae A. V, Catsleberry department K, Co liimbus, fla Automobiles "aTito.mohii.ks ntit walk to Foil HA LB Ten Korda at reduced prlceai also 20 other cars of alt makea at great bargains, used car Kicnange, 111 N Main, Osage 4401. KUIID WBDAN lVll model, new rubber, mechanically perfecti price Hit would tfaile for coup. teenlh ft. Cadiyr 1I0. 411 R. Thlr rono bcdaks Our stock of Pord Msdans la complete, We have 12 for you lo choose from, all priced low ana me terms are iibsriti. Konn caii KxcitANor. SIS K. Second. Osage SOOt. I'dlt HAI.lv J. model Hludebsker epeclsl, four months old SLSOOt nne-hslf oash, balance tu per montli, i;eaar 4tiTb, V A N 1 K D A 1 1 klnde of used cars to sell en email commission for rrlvatn owneta Used Csr aschange, 419 N. Ialn. Ossge 440S. ItENT A NHVV FOIID Drive It yourself. Coupes and Redans 12c per mile Touring nnd Itnadalere lOn per mile OSAlli: ItKNT-A-FOIlD CO. 297 8. Detroit, Ossge 271)9, FOR SALE Late 21 Cndillac 59 in fine condition, six tires, good pnint. RYAN MOTOR CO. Osiikc 8140 FOIID BCDAN FOH TIANO WILL TAKE a good piano In ss part payment on 1950 I'nrrt ae,ian: r- ita been repalnlsd and la In good order. FOIID CAII I5XCIIANOB 212 n. Bvcond. Osage 6009 STUTZ Studebakcr Six, late model 1,000 Stutz Roadster $1,500 Stutz O-Pass S1.000 1919 Moon $ 600 Dorris C-80, 4-I'ass . . .? 1,500 STUTZ MOTOR CO. of Tulsa 007 S. Roulder Cedar 3-187 FOR SALE on easy terrnn. or trade for vacant lot. lludMn Knda. rirt-ola con dition. OwiBe 105, FOR SALK OH TKADK Kiiilty In -room dillilox for Cadil lac coupe. Miut ho late modul nnd uood condition, or mnall puymont down, balance monthly. OHAOB 6838 FOR SALE OR TRADE i Algernon "8 flrM-duss condition. . o.SAtii: sos Automobiles irij)7MOIIII,lS rOH H. LB u OOOD roIlD coupe, mechanically good a ""y Mrs II AutillMiiir. 212. i',i ror """ ' "hour or d"ayT wltTT Ti.i i, -very, inira and 0 "'1 "' apeeosiei body for your .. . " -..-i. Aieswen, iiveriana or Dodge car ie.li and ,ee designs, pay. n.thlB arrarie.! 11.... A, A?5y make if car repaired' at" your home . '. aeiiaiarnnn reiiabla Ko'urth" h'i' "K Oil 11. 1401 B. ALTO inVNKftS-U'lnilslilel.J glass "?uTT II each. Auto Parla Co, 211 n. Heo- end. I--PIIU HOADSTUItS We Imrw 4 bargains In ford rosditer The terms are llberel. roll!) CAH ItXCIIANOK. IIS K. Heoolid Osage 1001, t'Oll SAt.R r trade. v'eli thummy car, first class runlng order. Call Ossge 4.ll. l'Oll JIALr? I9SI, ''-pass.ngs'r-SlkTafTJ, fine running nrdrr, only 1410. Mr. Dwm, Ossge :taj U H Maln loft HaT,..-T.i-5 "iToTTiT cedar'inT.TTr. Hessley 1-i'u II. K -eleven passenger TKa n3Te fi good mechanical condition. A bargain. Mr Hlrks. Osage 2041 1HK HAljl-t lluilson BupeT apee,lster" "rjoHy, first ttftO takes It. for quick sale, ell N. Cincinnati. Osage 2119. Tsii FoltD roadster, completely rebulli, new top and tlrea. (tee It at It K. l-'leven It M I III ('Its lu-A AL j-inn dump truck, for sate or trade, riutd and Detroit 2U, 2-iON, strpublle truck with ftml tlrea; lata model, In good condition) S(00, or will trade for car, call Osage llll. rOHD TON TltUCKS We have several good Ford trucka, priced reasonable, and the terme are liberal. KOIID CAlt KXCIIANdl.. SIS K. Seoond. Ossga CCOt, AUTO WHI'l'l.lKH AND UKCAIIIS II lllJAHIMOS TlmSien, Hyatt, New Departure! Tord parts, We carry the largest stock of auto auppllea In Tulsai mall ordera ahlpped same day received, "We've Oot the Hoods " IIAYNRS-PATRICK AUTO HUl'PLY CO. 201 n. Heoond Ht. I'hone Cedsr14S. COLL! KIUIIT specialist at 020 li. Third. I'bune cedsr ill I. "tTii i5s. Trsde your old tlrea in for new Miller tlress liberal allowance for old oneel used tires sold at right prices. WEST-DIN riHB SHOP. 1001 S Main Ht. AtlTOH FPU IIHIB 4IAHADBH IS A (SAnAQR for rent, 1108 N, Slain, Cedar 102. AUTO HTi HI AO Kid team-heated garage, HiO ri. Third, Cedar SSH. DAIIAtlD for rent, fit N, Denver, Cedar 474J.lt. tVANTEIS A 1'TOMmill.F.H 14 Dl AMl5N"D ring to'trade for Dodge or llulck roadalwr or Kord coupe; eee J, 1 rtench, No. 4 fire atatlon, Osage 2101, MUD t'AIIM bouahl ann sold rn r.tTT! comtnlsalon no storage rremocer Mnlnr rn OI W flecmd Ceder ". Board and Rooms IIOTKIJ4 H FhltN lIOTKl-mioma veri" reaaonable. Hecond nnd Dlgln Osage 1212. LiTIfiyrmTiHTiTirnK't TttTosia Tn A MOIinilN bungalow, will share with kitchen privileges, S:t; sleeping room, SIS per month, convenient transporta tion we.ige :ns7 IjKTJIOIT, N 4J4 One light houskp Ing room and kltchenett for rent. Osage, 2I4, 1.I.WOOD, H, 90S -For rant, twoTllght hoosekeeplng roome on ground floor. Li. WHO I), N.. 204 Two moder1iiTious"? Keeping rooms. Dt.WOOD. iC, 221 Light housekeeping room: close In. FI'UNIHIIKD rooms for sleeping or light itniiseMeeping. ii. rnoenis. FDIHT. W ll4HKor rent, two luTnT ltousekeenlng rooms, eeil Ossge RISl FOU ill. NT Three housekeeping roome. oduite only, ale K. weventn MAIN, N-, 0 Two nice light rooms and kitchenette Os-ge 2197 MAYIII.LLI). H., I202--Comfurtable bed room and kitchenette apartment to employed oouple, reasonable. Osage 2944. M A I N. H , ltSlOna nicely furnlslied large front housekeeping room, clean and plessant, adjoining bath, private entrance Call at side il,nr Upstairs. NOIlFOLlf, H , lt-Twoiight housekeep ing roonis, ft a week f'edar 2949-J. On LuiTTf "it oUrTT: K ifiiPiNtl " nlcly futntihti, wtb tine; H 04 i;. Thlr.1, CeUr iUt-J, PitlVATIi liomf, rnliiru lisvlrtft tot l mnnthi, luvtly roomi, 1112 H. Htltlmore, UK Aft f'liOitiA, H., 6i4 Two, tltflit hMkatplnff Tooinu nfj bapemtnt, savtrythtntf fur- qUANAU, H.t 124 Two, nice, " cfftHil, outhfot rooim for rnt. 0ny llll. llOOM, ttdjoinlntr are, ulthls for light houiekeplnr mojtra. (16 fl. 121 wood, Omirn 9 US. TlllitU, R, J10J Or and two-mom upartmnti; nwly rurnlihod; cleotrlu waaher, ctwlnv iiiachlna, Hooattr cabinet, prlraU ntrance, coni9 liwr flrtt, then you won't liavg to lnnk further TJIIItl), W., fill Two-room huuatlceplor aparunrni; jrivaia entrant?; connect tnx bath, to co.iplt amployedj 110 per vvfik rHr ItOOMH VOit II K. N'T rillt.MHIIKn 17 A lH-.HlMAKr.f. alwpinK rti&m,"fnr rent. ATTUACTIVR alepplnir room In 6TTH aide, homa aultable for two or tiuao; Kentlemen only walhlne dUUnea and nil bua Una Onav 706 4. ATTHACTJV aulla of roome In aouth aid hoi, ftiiltable for two or three. vrntlefnen only, walk in if dtetanca and nn hue Una, Oeage 70 1 4. AN ATTKACT1 VK front aleeplnir room. privaia nuin. ror rennea aauiie, ga ratca Cedar 2Ii.fi SWK aieeplntf room, tlfi a. Uttroli. A MCKl.ir furnlehed room, very cloee H bath 1023 W- Hoalon. Oear full II A HLhUl'l.S'(J room und private lavlnc rootii, anjoinmic uain, ror two aeairintr homo comf&rte; centrally located, f i Ier momn. HOlTON, ST 1SJI lncloet eleeplmr porch and dreeitnr room, al-o garage itimi a IIOJiTON, H , 1012 Hoom and board for two Kntlainen , rnfltin well Jyrn h ed rtfiT'Llinit. H. 132i N'letly fuVfliebti room ror mit. nf'ULDBH. H . 708 Setting room and Claeeed In eieeping porch, aouthweet ei leoeure; running water In room; con nectlng bath; eteam heat. Idaal for two or lour gentle-men ftoCi.ii.Mi, o , iV i--iriie aletftng iuuui; rite-tr tn nil .iaige size. fflOK-lN itaeplng room In good home. reaeon-bi r-ni. ui- s. jiouiion, d'euar Cutit (Ite'pUt oeurooin , adjoiiitiifc Dih"j It (iUllIt- CAMKItON W . aifi ijiiTeplng rwmi, IS to IS par ween; cioae in t.eaar ii"J, cl.s'HrfRAf I. f . liit.-f'urnl.hed riom and garage, nose in. can usage ?. CINCINNATI. iTit)--Nicely turllishrl '..ll..,.l.,a l.fl.l. II..,. 1 ..( iN'i'INSaTI. i-. 90tl--Large sleeping nnm cuivenlent to hath CI i 'SB IN nice, large, south est sleep log room, convenient to oatn. on pus nril one block front car line, 14 20 per Osig. 40- J ?. i -ll, iiT 4 ' taige front, down et4 ra r ui Iw arge wlndowa, aouth weet eipcu pi n'e t -rat'd nsw fa-nl' t dwjod Iioor, fcen h doorg. Cld I 1 Mr and Mrs W I' lie ' Jtti i e is Uri-.u of their n It in V V, ri, UK a. i r r; v n rv a's.