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18 TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1922 MURDERED MAN WAS FROM TULSA Positive Identification la Made by Brother-in-law Saturday Tlinl tilt body of a man found murdered by the ulrtn of the road near Mend, Okla., a few mile from Duiant, win Robert C. Mann, man Kfr of the White Swan laundry denning department here, w the statement mnde by Mutant authori ties Saturday folloivlni: positive Iden tification of (he body by Kred Ham ilton, a brother-'n-law of the dead man, who lives In Clilckanba. The Durnnl authorities It Im underatood are on the trail of two men im peded of the murder. Means Is survived by a younir wife ami 7-year-old eon, who left Saturday evening for Hedalla, Mo., tholr former home, where In terment of the body will bo made. While In Tulen tho family reslde.il at 023 1-2 South Main etreet. Mean camo to Tulsa about a month alio, lo accept a position with tho White Hwan cleanera. About two week" ago ho broiiKht hl wife and rhlld hern to reside. He left lnut Monday to go to Dullne, Texas, whero he waa going lo get bin llulck aulo and ilrlio through to Ttiln.t. Iloily Ni'nr Mlrert Our. Thn body waa found In a thicket, with the head crushed, a few yarda from whero tho car waa found mired down In tho mud. The dead inan'a pookele were turned Inside out and nil einnlv. According to Mra. Means, ho hud about HO In his pocket when ho left Tulsa. In tho alinndoned ear waa found a bloody hammer, with which, U la thought, hla akull waa maehed. Tho Inside of the enr waa aleo bloody. Murnnt offlclnla e.ild, liiillentlng that thero had been a struggle In the fill nr thn murderers bud drat killed the man and driven aeveral mllia over the rough mouniain road wun tho body allll In the car. the hijack era finally having to abandon the hen It mired In the mini. Tho place where tho body waa found la locnteit near .Menu, a enmn town eight mllca weal of Duncan on n branch linn of tho Frisco. Mur ni iifflrliiln wrro of tho (inlnlnn that robbery hud been tho rnusn of tho murder, and inni eitiier ins nnsnn lanla believed ho had a much larger Mini of money find nlao wanted the car or they had to tako tho car by lorco and a fight had ntied. PICHER MOB IS FOILED Waller Illco, Murder Sinpoct, fnl to Kansas for Safety n recline lliina WkIi. I'ARSONH. Knii., May 20 Walter Ttlce. hustled out of Miami, Okla., yesterday, n few minutes, after Chief of Tollcn Cteorgo (llbson had been tipped off that a mob was formltiR nt richer, apparently was (. nmowhern In Kansas today. TMliir nimliiat Rlcn developed ii li wna learned that thn body of James Harlow, missing teamster, hail liceu rounn near l ienor. Tile body Indicated that llarlow timl lieen shot, authorities say. (llbson said today Hint Rico wns safety housed In another Jan. I no flniiirlitor nr lllcn Is still In Miami. according to Information from Con cordia, where his brother. Floyd, is serving n 00-dny Jail sentence for nun carrying. The girl Is 19 years old. Young Rico recently trcelved a letter from his mother at Knw City stating that his sister had gone to Neosho, Mo., to visit relative". TWO FIRES COST $3,200 Ono Dwelling Vnrlhilly Huron on North licnu'r Mamngo $3,000. Tho flro department was culled out on two fires rjitturdny evening and night. A two-story residence belonging to M. J. Allen and which was rented to It. II. 1'orslval, nt ltU N. Clieyenno avenue, was par tially burned causlnR i daningo es timated ut $3,000 to tho Inside fur nishings. Tlio fiio waa caused, ac cording to tiro officials, by a light ed match. . A small negro shuck nt aton street and Krankfoit avenue wns luirned to ttiu cround about B o'clock Snliii'day night, causing damage estimated ut $200. Tho tdaio from the tli ii lit no thn surrounding terri tory and caused resldonta of Stand plpo hill to gather nt vantage points over tlio ill ll to which mu innzu INDICT SULPHUR BANK MEN l'nlr of Officials Aceuwtl by flrntul Jury After Itnotlgation. llw A--,,, lule.l l'aeka Hlal. Wire. HULl'llUR. May 20. Two Indict ments iignlnst officers of tho de funct Uank of Coiuuiurco were ro turned ut noon by n grand Jury In district court which hua been In session hero slnco May 1, and ro- ro was tukvn until Wednesday when moro Indictments nro to fol low, nccordlng to tho foreman. Three counts each are charged agulnst I. li. I'acey. president nnd K. T. Whlto cashier of the defunct Institution. Discrepancies In the books and thn hnndllng of affair of thu 1 nst 1 1 ti t ton t nr leclted. llond has been allowed In each case, It is understood. r.woits comiiini: sixhctauy Xclgliborlng Y. W. (. A.'a May .loin In lining Olio Offldal. l'AWHUSKA, May 20, A propos al to establish a Y. W. U. A. here was presented to a group of women by Mlsi Kllzubeth ltoss, field work er foi thu Y. W. C. A. Her plan was for eight or nltiu Iuwiih In north east Oklahoma to establUh Y. W. C. A. organisations In their high schools and u district secretary tor tho group be established In one of the communities. Her suggestion waa enthusiastic ally received, and the women de cided to present It to the high suhool parent-teacher association when school begins hi September. Pilings of n Iiy. OKLAHOMA CITY, May 20 Can dldatc who filed for office with tho secretary of otato todny Included Horace J. Newberry, Tulsu, re publican for secretary of state, W. li. Ulesslng, Rhawnee, democrat, tor corporation commissioner, c. si Code, Shawnee, rupubllcan, corpo- ration commission: J. 15. Smlthflold. republlcun. congressman from eighth district. KA Hroxlll. Lamont. demo, crat. for congress from eighth dl- trirt, Adnm W, Hives, Oklahoma Plt 't-mnonit for tecratarv of sluts,' Ncwr of Sapttlpa TULSAN TO PROBE SAPULPVS BOOKS Carl Rice to Audit Rec ords; Officers Accused in Whipping Case flpeclel le The WerM, HAl'UU'A, May 20 Curl I. Illce, prominent accountant of Tulsa, has been selected by the city commis sioner, to audit the booka of thn City of flaptilpa. It wae announced, following a msetlng of the official last night. The audit of the clty'a records will start at ones and will extond 11.1 fur back aa July 1, 1918. I'arla or thn audit will go hark lo datea even earlier than that, It waa edited to day, If biter developutoutH makii such intension neceseary. Two main reasons have been given for thn audit that la to bo made, First. That City Manager J, C. Manning and tho roinmlKiiloiiers de sire to ascertain thu iixatt atattia of thn clty'a flnancea that urn said to be In a snmnwhat tanglod affair. Hcrond. They nlno wish to deter mine If all municipal funds havo been property hnndlcd un to the lime of the change In forma of city government on this May I. Auditor Illco lias Hiihmltted an es timate of tho cost of his work for thn city and It waa found satisfac tory. Tho auditor. 'Who linn spec ialized In work with city records, will spend considerable time hern In person. At other times his ass sl ants will handle thn work. Offlr rs Mcmlier of Hand. C. M. llrldwell, city marshal of Ktefer, a ml 11 II, Kicks, a special officers, wern charged with being member of the masked band which selied, escorted to the country and sevnriy wnippen rem Urquhart, of Klefor, last Wednesday night In In formations Issued by Assistant Coun ty Attorney Frank Hickman In this city today, 1'arontH of tlrtiuhart came to Ha pulpa this morning and made com plaint against thn Klrfer officers;. Tho parent declared they recog. tilted them as mninbers of the whip ping party when their masks sllnnod off their faces. J tot ll Itrlduell nnd Illcks iinnpnred lator today before County Judge J I. H. Williams and gave bonds In 11.000. They stated that they were not Kill ty of the chnrgea. Their preliminary hearing waa set for next Tuesday Uniuhart, hla par ent1 nnd Clyde lllckey aro named as witnesses, l'etn urritilinrt. tho young man seized by thn band last Wcdnesdny, Is raid to havo been chnrged by hi captors, when they applied tho lash to lilm In thn coun try near Klcfer, with having been unduly Intlmnto with certain mar- rieu women or Ills town. Ablo to be on tho streets of Klnfer tho fol lowing nay. urnuhnrt aatd ho was not guilty of tho bnnd's accusations ICdltor Hack Fnim r.unipe. H. A. Hare, former news editor and editorial writer on tho staff of tho Creek County Democrat-News, pub llshed In tiaptilpa, waa thn guest of friends hero today. He nnd Ills daughter hav Just returned from an extended trip lo Kurope, Itoflncry I'mployc Dlnei. Employes of till! Haillltna nnfln. Ing company woro enterlnlnnl lir tho company nt n. banrpiet nt thu Harvey house hero lnt nlvlit. ti, affair was given by tho compnny In iiiinniinpii ior mo attention nnd loyalty shown by Its employes dur um me recent nro nt tno largo plant here. If. K. Ben loo On. Jlacalaiireatn serving n nor r,t tho commencement program, will bo conducted by Itov. Hoy Harp, pastor of tho Klrst Christian church, nt thu tin nqjiuoi auditorium hero tomor row morning. Kntmliui loliililnn nim t. An elaborate nriiiinwli-i, viitni-n tea, given bv the 8aiulpa llelphlans (it inu i, v. A. liltllillnir inM was the pretty nnd unbjun nftalr held na nil nnnrnnrliitn rlltnnv in inn cuius spiemini work this year. .im mum uirougnoiit tlio occasion was art. Music ntui ,ll,-iiinn r muslo and art furnished n big part of the Delphian program. In the iccoratinna, paintings and prints ..iiu inn nn wm ns mniiern mnslers, exinilslto tapestries, batiks and art cutios trom (irlted collections, of the. entire city, worn used nmong nvri nnngiiiRs. spotlights, lreautlful furnlshlngH nnd oriental run. win. a great wealth of Utiles nnd other iiiuums. WAR FRAUDS DENIED OerirglA Lawyer Illlcil by Cliargo j ii.ii im mm n i.iimiyisi m 1U I.luuor Itlng. WASHI.NOTON. May 20. 15m phntlo denial of charges .made re cently In the senate In connection with a discussion of nllegod war fraud cases agnlnst Thomas 11. Kol tier, formor Ocorgla attorney, wns contained In a letter from Sir. Fel der which wns submitted to the sen. ate lato yestcrdny by Henntor Wads worth, republican, Now York. The letter said, "In n true souse Is n reiily to tho charges." nnd ho asked therefore that It be printed In tho Congressional Record, Mr. Kelder said In tho letter that he did not want posterity to bo told ! .wns K,""' "f charges of being "a lobbyist for the liquor ring" or that ho had been indicted In rjouth Carolina or that ho had been "run out of tho stato of Ocorgla." In support of his denial ho quoted n lotter from former Oov. N. H. Harris of Georgia, In which tho gov. ernor said. "You put prohibition In effect In Georgia" nnd In which tho debate Involving Mr. Tclder was rharacteriied ns n "gratuitous at tack nnd utterly unjust criticism." SUMMER TRAINING URGED I'rosldcnt Hardline AiUIsph Youth to Itally to tlio Colors. WABIUNC1TON, May 20 Oov- ernors of the vnrlnus stateo are llrced tiv I'resldent Harillnir In telegram sent out from the Whlto I ltouse and mnde nublla tminv i,. 'call attention to the opportunities. presented for young men to obtain military training during the com - Ing sumhier ot tho cluxeus' ttaliilug cumiia. DEBATE ON KLAN IN ADASTREETS Ardmore County Attorney Flays Organization in Political Talk Krrll lo Ths Werlit. ADA, May 20, There was plonty of excitement for people on the treets of Aila Haturday afternoon. Two large crowd of people, both on Ilrnadwny, but ono on thn north sldn and thn other on thn south sldn of Main, listened to speeches for and against tho Kn-Kliix Klan. Following an address1 of n potltlral nature by District Judge J, W. llolnn of this county, .1 nine a II. Mathers, county attorney from Carter county, made an attark on thn Kil-K'lnx Klan and "Its menace to the people of thu United Htaleff." Hla crowd was gathered around n platform on the south sldn of Main street at the eamn limn Robert Wlmblsh. local attorney made n speech In defense of thn klan. Ills talk was partly of a political nature. In which he made nn attack on Ilolen nnd other state official. The crowd which listened to him was gathered around n plat form lent than a half block from the other speaker. Air. Mathers came to Ada In an alrpliinu from Ardrnorc. He had previously advertised his visit to Ada us the "Coming of tho Antl-ICil-Klux Klan." Friend of Mr. Mathers stated after he had completed his speech that hn would announce for attorney-general. CHICAGO MOVES TO ENDTERROR Thousand New Policemen, iu More Prosecutors Added by City CHICAGO. Mnv 2(1 Hn. Hir.n. sand additional police, 10 moro pron editors and four new criminal court Judges were promised to help Chi- "inn rui useir ot terrorists and bombers. The criminal granted thn request of u committee of citizens that four fiiMliiiiiuii JudgcH Iq nmlgncd to that branch, County commissioner promised tho same committee thev nmlil Ptovlde 1 100.000 to nmiitiiv In tlltlonal assistant state's nlorncy. Tho council will meet Tuesday to arrange for un Increase- of 1,000 Minim jii.'ii puiiccmeu. V new mnvn In fr "in.. ti Murphy, "Con" Shea uud "Krenchy" Mndvr. presidents nf rim in rg In. boi' Unions. Who rvnrn lmtlil...l li.vl week in connection with the ehont- ing or two policemen by labor bombers, was launched today by their uttornevs. Aiinrn..vu t, ti... trio pleaded tholr clients should bo roiensea necailso others havo con fessed thn crimes with will nli ftiftv iitimd charged. Judge Harry It. Mil ler niadu tlio writ returnnblo next Tuesday morning. TO PRINT KAISER'S BOOK American (J roup llii) .ti,iiiu-ript tho ICnilH-nir Wrutu Diirlnir War. Jiy ASaoclsUil I'rm, 1IKKI.1N, May 2ft. A book writ ten by formor Kmporor William dur- ing too worm wur is understood to have been Hcqtilrod for publication by an American group under nn op tion, covering world rights. It Is ex pected tho arrangement under the option will ho definitely closed with in n snort iimo. The manuscript makes about one hundred thousand words. Thoso who havo beon Instrumental In ac quiring it eay it Is to appear in the" Identical form proposed by tho ex omporor without expurgation, tho contents having been passed on by five American readers. It is understood tho ex-kalser deals with tho period leading up to tho Wur. mnrshallnir thn rnmli. Hons throughout Ruropo In such n way as to constitute a defense o. ins course and un accusation that it serle of circumstances outslda o, Germany wero largely. renpoiiHlblu lor bringing on the conflict. TWO NEGROES ARE LYNCHED Olin Hanged nt Onluiiilni, To.., Ono llurmii ut stnkn at ConnM) Tux. COMtMllL'H, Texas, May JO. Moso llozler, fiO-year-old negro, was hanged to a tree today by u mob of 300 persons near Alleyton after he hud been taken from officers who were holding him on u charge of ussault on a young whlto girl yes tcrduy. llojler wus arrested about 0 oclock this morning by Officer ljwald Stotn, near Frelxburg, about flvo miles from tho scene of tho alleged crime. Tho mob look the negro about 1 o clock this afternoon und carried out tho lynching quietly. uoiior uvea in tho Hrushy com miinlty, 12 miles northncst of hore, COXHOU. Texas. May 20 Joo winters, negro, 25 jears old, w.m burned at thu stake in the court housu yard here lato today, thou sands of persons, including women and children witnessed tho lynching. Wlntcts, Just before tho match was touched to Ills oil saturated clothing, admitted a criminal as sault upon a H-year-old whlto girl, near leonldas. The burning of Winters followed a long chase with bloodhounds. EXPLOIT TENNESSEE VALLEY That's llonry lVml's Wan It Ho ticts .Muscle Shoals. WASHINGTON. Mav 20 A -r.sr Industrial center will ho developed throughout thu Tennessee volley tr Henry l'ord Is given control of the government's water nower nrnlnct nt Musolo Hhoals, Thomos A. Edison I oni tno senate agricultural com mittee today In a closed conference. 1-Mlson declared Ford would revo lutions tlio manufacture of fertil izer, great factories and spread prosperity through tho whols south. He warmly recommended accept ance of Ford's offer but even moro ardently advocated the "develop ment project." KdUon today confeired with the senato agriculture committee over pending legislation to Improve farm houso credit plan to the commiiiil and touched on other forms of gov ""' r.uisun explained nis ware 1 eminent aid to rurmeriJ le uxluslvely In Intarnatl x service dispatches. as renorted ternatloiml News Race of Monkey Men i Inhabited California 'Itcccnilif,' In Thcoru 1'AI.O AITO, Cal May 20. Tho probability that California 2ii,00o years ago was Inhabited by a men of men but a Jump or two beyond tho monkey, waA tho con clusion of scientists today who have examined n skull found by llruen Heymour In n creek bank on Hlnnford university enmpus. Dr. Ilalley Willis, geologist, at tho university, advanced the the ory that the skull won that of a meiiiber ot a tribe ut wanderers from Asia who camo nt a tlmo when that rontlnent wns connect td by bind with North America. Kriiinlnntlon Indicated tho skull to Im of probably thn same ngn n thn famous Neanderthal skull found in (lei many and on which Is lHised mont of scientific theories on tho early races. Thn skull Is to bo sent to Hmlthaonl.in Institute, Washing ton, for detailed study. GENOA DESERTED, DELEGATES LEAVE Lloyd George Hurries Off to London; The Hague Next Meeting Place aiJNOA. Mav 20. Genoa wns rapidly being deserted by the dele gates who for six weeks have been participating In tho dlsciisaions of the economic conference, which ad journed yesterday nftcr huvlng pro Miled for tho i ontlnuutlon at The Hague next month of Us efforts to put Hurnpenii i construction on a moro solid Im nli. I'rlmo Minister Lloyd Oeorgo of Great Ilrltaln hurried nwny to In dnn last night, expressing optimism over the futuro. even though tho Genoa gnthorlng had not accom plished cvorthlng he had hoped for. Tho German nnd French delegations were tho principal departures this miirntttL- Until Wnrn 1. 1. 1. In. r.....ll at the railway station by Premier l.-..,n 1.-..--I Wl-I-I- . ..v... ii 1 1 1 1 ruiviKii .minster rjcunn rer of Italy. Tho motor cars of the departing delegations were filled with flowers it good-bye tributes. doubtbebedanTels plot .Man Who Said Ho Wns Hired to Kill Star Faking. Holler. liOH ANGIH.KS, May 20. Tho fonfllctlng statements made by Chu. Caprice and hi general de meanor caused officers today to plncn lit t lo credence, in his ntnrv that ho wns hired to come hero nnd kill Ilebo Daniels, motion picture star. Coprlco was nrrested nttemntlng to gain entrance to tho Daniels homo while MIhs Daniels wns away. Aftor first stating ho had boon hired to kill her for $35, ho lator stated ho had gono to her homo to warn her ngalnst the plot. ".Jtncers couici not una trace ot "l'eto McNnmnra' nnined by Cap rlco ns the man "who hired him." BmincBH Cards DR. STOTTS 210 Richard Bid p. Third Street and Boston Avenue, Tulsa, Okla. Formerly of Hot Springs, Ark. IIIihuI. Skin, (if nlto-l'rlnnr? nnd Vrnrml liUen.r. niul tlrnrrnl Olllre rrnrlire. Hrrumt, Viirrluc. Klertrlrnl Trrut- nicnts. llleiHl Tmts. Ilr. Stntln nilnilnUlrr. "SOS" or HAI.VAHNAN, AltSKNO.HKNZdl nriil tiltirr snpruvrl rrntptllm rnr 111.(1(11) PdlNd.N, Aln VACCINHM nml hlllll'MM unit nllifr late rrme-fllr-. HNnl in rnmliAt lirnlte-l'rlimry nml sRtrinlc Infections In mrn anil uitinrn. CONSULTATION FltKE I'llONK OSAIIK Sill iri; and nr.KHKif.n atiso ma- (.lll.M'.HV l) KltllAI'IXD AM) tiKt'Aiiir.i) Irtf Ulsrlilne Oils Hml Itepslrs H. J. McCARRON CO. Osucs IS10 (1.13 North Mala tit. THE CHILDREN'S DAY NURSERY Til SOUTH CHIiVKNNE Children Cared For During Working or Shopping Hoars DR. JOHN LEE rrncrrnl, Klilnrj, lUulilrr, Utood sod III8EA8K8 Ot HOMKN IT.S SAIIIKS tlttrd Ini irllritnc painful mrnstruNtlnn. catarrhal Intlammallnn and ttrlllty, -ll, Hfrums and Varrlnrs Treolmrnti. rrartlet Mm Itnl. 113)6 B. MAIN OSAGU 4052 J. C. BROGDEN, M. D. C. C. HOKE, M. D. J. C. BRASWELL, M. D. Announre tlir Itrmntul nt Tlirlr Offices t nmi ISA Miijn llnllillix ti 1 M'tl'K W M.WO ULlLllINU STEEL MERGER TO BEGIVEN UP Withdrawal of Youngston Company Puts Com bine Out NKW YOItlf, May 20. Abandon ment of the proposed merger of In dependent steel companion won gen erally forecast today as a result of tho withdrawal of the Youngstown Srfiect St Tube Co. from tho six-company oomblne. J, A. Campbell, president of Youngstown, previously hnd been agreed upon ns head of the proposod merger, serving as chair man of directors and chairman of the executive committee,. Kxecutlve of tho remaining flvo companies Mldvalo Steel und Ord- ' nance, ltepubllc Iron ft riteol, Ind-1 lunu nteci, Hteci rv Tilhe of America, unci llrlor Hill Htoel, uro expected to confer with ' Mr. riindbourno nnd representatives of Kuhn l.oeb Ai Co., bankers, to decide upon a course ot nctloti. ltccent developments in tho merger situation have resulted In a flood of rumors concerning possible new combinations. GRAND JURY FLAYS KLAN "Victim (ihtn No CIiiiiito to Defend llliiiM'If." Kin IU'iKirt. UAKMItHKIHI.D, Vn.J .May 20. In Its first, report since It began In uulrlng Into '.ho recent nctlvltlcs of masked night riders In tho central California oil fields, tho Korn county grand Jury yesterday delivered u strong presentment against tho Ku Klux Klan. Tho report declares tho klan gave Its "victim no chnnce to defend him self. Only one side of tho enso wii heard." It call on publio officials who aro members of tho klan to repudi ate It openly or suffer removal from office, nnd It makes a speclflo charge that the klan Is political In character. YOUNG GIRL IS flUN OVER .Miss llenlnli Klockilolo Ilii"ly ln. Jiirt.il When Struck by Car. MlNM Itfilllnli tlr.w.b. )..).. mi, I.---. utunuuiv, lU4d Tj.131 Duxcnport, wns run over and badly injured aoout ri o'cloclt Haturday night in tho 100 block on North Denver nvenuo. Kllu WUH tntrnn In ll.n rpul. l.n. nltal In n nrlvut,) fnr wlmrA fii.Hr ni.i was rendered. Attending physician said tho right limb was broken nnd mo right sliouliler dislocated. The nnmo of tho driver of tho car which ran into nnd over Miss fitockdalo W'ss not learned by tho police. LODGES AND SOCIETIES IULSA LOIHIli NO. ft. A. P. ft A. if. Meets vry Itiursdsy; first Thursday K C second Thiirs. day, bualneasj third Thursday, Jl. M, fourth Thuraday, H. A. Next mcctlns May 21, E. A. Degree, 3 r. m. I'liTEtt DBIC1I.MAN, v. M. JQH. miDUOT, aecretsry. VliUTA LOlKin 4:& mcfti In SuecUl Communication Tuoday. May J3. Work In M. M. Dt&rtn, rntnmenclne at a b. m, Vli CHndtdateM ioiuctnil not lo appear unteita nntlflfd. JOIIN P. AYKUH. W. M. A HTM U II JIAKKIt. fctecreUry. PKTIIOUKUM I.OUOU. NO. 474. A. K. A A M.. Alrt every Friday cpt contl. Nji Comintml cut Ion Friday, May 2. work and examination 1-, C. l)e:rft cmmnenelntf at 6 p. m., K. A. All Manom invited, I-eitree 8 p. in. llKMtr . 1IACKUS. W. M. It. n. 11 ANNA, Secretary. IVUfA CHAl'TKll. NO. M. H. A. M. Ateela 1st anil 3rd Monitay niRiita or eacu montn. rsext meetlns Weilneaday, April 12, I.-30 p. ni. Work In Past Was ter's Desree. Hmolier. Vliltnra rorillally Invited. KIIANK 8. DAVISON, II. P. M. A. aNYDKIt, Secretsry. THINITV COMMANDUHY. NO. 20. meets every aecoml sna rourlh Alon day In Masonic Hall. Neat meeting Stay ::. Work In Order of lied Crosa, T:30 p. in. All sojourning sir KnUhl ror dlally Invited. Itefreahments served, ii. o. giu:i:n. E. C. KKANK H. HUAMAN. llec. TULSA CHAl'TKll, O. 1J. 8.. 1JJ. V.II1 meet at Maaonla Hall first and third Wednesday, 710 p. m. l'lrit meeting, tiualneaa; sec ond. Initiation and social. nits, ncllii: a nunuN, Worthy Matron. MItS. IIMMA I'AbT. Secr.lary. TULSA BTAIl CLUI1 meets second and fourth Wednesday afternoon, 2-20, Musonlc hall. Star Club meets Wednesday. 1IKS. HliNltl WA I.TKlt. I'rea. AKDAIl TtlMI'l.H. a a. 6. N. M. B. Neat meeting Krlday, April 14, at s. p. in.. All KODlea ar. ur gently renueated to attend theae monthly bunlnesa meet lng. Spring ceremonial Hay 1. nonuriT n. .ianna. l'otentae. C. t- HUONKliU. Itecord e r. AA1I1IA COLTlT LADIES' tillltl.NU will meet at aiasenio nan tn. fourth Wednesday of each month at 7130 p. in. Cere monlala on announcement. 0m 27:i. Mra. O. T. Daw. son. lllch l'rleateas. Oaaat CIS. Mrs. lty. Waller, re corder. f-l'IIIN.N CLD11 OF A A11A COURT meets tlrat Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at Ma aonto hall. Mns. J. Jl. DAltTLKTT. Oaass 1 1SA. I'realdent. SA11A QUOTTO "Shirt Hleeva" cere- monlal Maaonle hall. Haturday. Juna 17. 1922. laat Ceremonial this spring, lttislnetia meet ing Juno 3. lllg Orotto plcnla about July It at one of the parks. I'.'D. IiAltlt, Monarch K. M. I1LL1S. Secretary, i. o. o. v. ninccTOitT Odd Fellfv,-. Hall, Ji:!i South Boulder AUnOltA LODOli NO. I. I. O. O. F. Mteta every Wednesday evening. 7t30 p. in. Hook Shower, Shecotau Horn. Ll btary. Initiatory Degree. C. W. CATK.S. N. O. M. U VOllNDSTONH Secretary. TULSA I.ODH12 NO. to, 1. O. O. F, meets very Tuesday evening, 7:30. C. W. l'OI.TZ. N. O. J, 1'. MOORU, Secretary. TULSA nNCAMI'MKNT NO. II, I. O. O. F. Meeta on second and foutlh Friday of each month at 7(30 p. m. Degre. Seaalon. May 10, 1132. J. L. HUOHLKTT. a P. H. II. FULLUIt. Scribe, TULSA nUUHKAH NO. I, O. O. O. F. tegular meeting first and third Friday of each month, 1 li p. in MILS. ItOSB W1IITH N. O. MIIS. CA1UIY UAVjS. Sec, TULSA CANTON NO. IS. I. o. O. F. Patriarch Militant. First Saturday cacti month, tllO p. m. J. P. MOORR. Capt. IU II. FULLER. Clerk. ORDKR Or LOYAL SONS, Tulaa Flreatde No. 1, second and fourth Saturday each month, tlio p. m. ronvoratlon night. May 13. 1!J. All Odd Fellovra Invited, RAYMOND FI8IIKR, F, W, II II. Hllfllll.KTT Vr It, MIDAS l.ii)lll Ni). SOt. I ll. o. F meeta iy Tueadsy nentna. Weal Tulaa. H. J. SLl.NKAltD, tietrtlary. Stock Broker In Contempt. DUNVEK, Colo., May 20. War ren It. Given, local stock broker, was held guilty of constructive criminal contempt of court for his refusal to satisfy before tho Denver county rund Jury during tho recent In vestigations ot me ku-kiux Klan in a decision handed down by Judgo Charlen C. Duller of the criminal division of the district court hero lato yesrterday. Hentences was do ferred for two weeks pending the filing of o motion for a now trial. Q0O,OOOP0 TO LOAN 7 ON TULA REAL ESTATE Quick Scrvict Easy Payments Ihe most attractive loan contract in the state The Fleetwood Co. 811 DANIEL t'LO'C Rates nnd Information Ilatea! Thirty conaecutlv. Inaertlons. lo per word each dayi thre. or mora Inaertlona. Hie per word! seven Inser tions for tha pries nf slit ens or two Insertions, 2c per word per Insertion. Minimum space. 12 wordai minimum amount one time, Sfie. ALL CHAItnu WANT ADS sr. due and payable the sain, dsy first Inter Hon of nd appears. (All out-of-town wanted ada and all Wanted to Rent, Situations Wanted. Wearing Apparel snd Household Ooods ads ar. posi tively cash In advance.) TKLKPHONh) W A NT ADS ar. humeri al th. asm. rat sa caab ads end roltertlona will b. mad. at your borne or office as soon after first In lertlon as posalbla. This Is sn sccom Tiodatlnn service snd payment abould be mad promptly when bill Is pre sented. Always aak your telephone ad to b. repeated hack to you by the tele phone sd tsker to mak. sure that It has bn correctly taVen. Th. World cannot assume responsibility for errors of snr kind occurring In telephone ad vertisements. Under no clrctimatancea ar. w. r. ponalble for errors In any advertla. menr unleas reported Immediately after first Insertion. No reduction In coat of sn sd will b. made unless error ds stroys value of ad. Phone Osage 6000 ASK FOR WANT AD DEPARTMENT HOUltfll Open llsllr, I i. m. to I p. m. Open Sunday. A p. m. to p. m. Ads received during these hours wltl sppear In The World the followjng morning. WANT ADS Announcements ANNUUNCI:.M1:NT Oaag. BJ1S. Quality nnd service. Tulsa Undertaking Cora- pany can bst. you one-half. OPPORTUNITY knocka at your door to day, He. our ad on HROOKSIDH ADDITION In Real Katatg section this laau.. LOST AM) rtHIM) I UllfiWN patent leather pocket book, con taining money, keya and calling cards, -Mra. Harold Roe. Kinder may keep money If will return balance of con- lenis. 1'iione. usage ,131, Lour A 3-attand hair awltcti between Tlilnl and Fourth on Madison. Pleas. call CMlg. . LOST i;olll. dog; golden color, with whlto ruff around neck; reward for return tn 309 K. Twenty-flrat or call Oaag. 4601. LOUT llundla of clothes with Right Way Laundry slip In bundle, aomewher. on llroken Arruw road, two mllea south ot Tenth etreet snd Second street. Return C. C Johnson's Dairy, phon. R-S36. LOhT A Isrge colli, male dog. with chain and collar on; liberal reward for return. Phone OaagB 40B1-3. LOST Cameo pin, Wednesday night. Call Cedar 12H7.J. LOST Hunch of keja; leave at li X. Kunls St. I.UiiT On ilroken Arrow road, one 30sl Mohawk ribbed tread casing with old Inner tube. Finder call oaaaa 6S67-J. L111KRAI, reward for the returrl of black fox (ur; left In Waldorf Cats Monday; no qucatlona asked. Oaag. 4600. LOST In Petroleum Illdg., a black book let with 10 oil and gas leases on Ismt In Madison county, Arkansas. Call Sherman Clark, 1231 a. Moulder and get reward. LOST Hhell-rlmmeit glaasea, between Fourth St. and Convention halt, either on Itoutder or Main street. Cedar 1 s li-li. O.sge 1111, Call Monday. Lot,'!' HMIbook. containing receipts. Com municate M. F. Coakey, Majestic Hotel; reward. LOST l.ady'a aulst watch; for reward call Oaag. EtTS or 126 S. Quaker. LOST A pair of gold and shell rim spec tsclea In a black esse; reward tor re turn nr asms. Call Oaag. ttt-R or Oaag. 7030. LOST T"0-"kln Mink neckpiece Satur day, Return to Hunt-Murry Millinery department. Reward. Cedar ISO. HI.' A I) our ad In Real -.state Section ot thta laau. on I1HOOKHIDB ADDITION. RliWARl) Lest about 2Stli or 29th nf April, pink cameo brooch mounting set with pearls. tjaae 7zzi. lift Id. WARD for Information Lading to recovery of female fox hound, tan head and ear, Hack splotch on back, legs white ticked with black snd tan, heavy litilr. Dr Rankin, 307 Richard Hide, fe.tar JOSH. I'UltKLY I'KIIMINAL ItUtlll Pleaa. writ, me; am at my moth er'.. Clara. OPPORTUNITY knocka at your door to day, See our ad on HROOKH1DK ADDITION In Real ltat aecllon thla laaus. PARTY driving to California; will con sider hauling two moro passengers; ref erences exchsnged: for, further Infor mation call Cedar 2701-J. WILL THE rERSO.V who took my trav eling bag out ot th. Franklin car tn front of th. Mayo building Sunday morning b kind enough to mall me I1. O. Hox 139, Tulsa, my maps and prtrat. paperT J. darflsld Buell. YOUNll MAN ATTENTION! Are you looklnr to ths futur.T Read our ad In Real Citat. section on llrook aids addition. RADIO S-A RADIO lll.I'l-: PHINTS fc'lKV Catalog of parte and complete sets. AMERICAN RADIO CO.. DEPT. T. 223 Admiral lllvd. Kansas City. Mo. HPKCIAL -NOTICES NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING NOTICE! IS HKRKHY alVBN that th. regular annua! meeting of Membera of AKDAIt CORPORATION. Tulsa. Okla. homa will b held at Masonta -Hall, iliH South Main atreet, Tulaa. Oklahoma, on th. 21th day of May, 1132. at I o'clock p. m., for th. purpoee of electing direc tors for th. ensuing yesrs. and transacting auch other bualneaa aa may properly come betcr. such snnusl meeting. Dsled Tulaa Oklahoma. May i. 1112. ARTHUR C. FARMER. President. CIIA8. T, AIIHOTT. Secrstarv. Announcements HPF.CIAL NOTK.T.H LADIES AND OENTLEMKN Take notice! Dr. Simmons, th. well known chiropractor from Okmulgee, Is now rtsdy to msk. appointments, as bo has moved her. eapeclally to take charge of a wall. known ess. that all speclallats have pronounced hop.leea. After eight sdjustmsnta thtr. Is a re markable Improvement noticed. By appointment only. I'hon Ossg. til. FOR QUICli 8EIlVli:-Call Blmpaon's conecnng sgencr, ill itobinson uidg.. or pnnn. uenar zc TAMPA DAILY TIMES -Tampa, FlaTl want ada, 1 cent per word! Florida-, grestest dally clssaltl.d medium. Writ. um ior compier. rat. cartL WA012S, RUNTS and claim, of any 'dei serlptlon collected on p.rcentsg. bsala; wa can get th. money, Ths Avon Mer cantile Agency. Ill Security Bldf., phnn. Oaag. 2211, MKDICAL 0-A BLOOD TW.ISI Spring and doctors failed. wnn. noma treatment punned blood In 0 days. Send stamp for details. Lloyd iit.hii, inn eu, prranion. i s 'CANCBHH CURED" Csncers. tumors ulcers, killed completely, roots snd all, never return, no cur. no psy. Mr. I.lcken, Usrnsdsll, Okla., iios 121. Phone n3, ETII.l'.PTICft Would you cars to lean shout new rational treatment for Im mediate tellef of epilepsy, poaitlvely stopping sll seizures from first days user Information free. Specialist, 1'iiwrr p, ijunofr, iv yn, FAIRMONT MATERNITY HOSPITAL tor cnnrinement, privstel prices resaon sbl.s msy work for hosrd; babies sdopt ed, Writ, for booklet. Mrs. T. 11. Long till E. Tw.ntyi4venth Rl Ksnsas t uy. sin. WEST MAIN MATERNITY SANITARIUM A noma for ths car. snd protection of young women; rates reasonabls; babies adopted. Dr. M. II. Newman, medical director. 1317 W. Main Oklahoma Clt y. Automobiles AUTOMOBILES FOIt BALIS 10 AUTO OWNERS Head gaskets, rod bear Ings, steel starter bands for any car. Auto l'arts Co., 3U L. Second. Oaag. 1780. A 1121 F. B. ROADSTER, self starter, ISSO. essv terms. I.nwla Marah Porn.. 1001 S. Main. Oaag. 3670. Open Bund a. AOENCY FOR BE0G3 SIX, now selling II. 403 f. n. h. factory, Kansas City; using Continents! six cylinder 7R Red Seal motor snd standard parts throughout, Tulsa territory open for live dialer. A liberal proroaltlon. Demonstrator now In Tulsa, If Interested phone C 11, Coffey, room 101 Hotel Tulaa. TRUCK FOR HALE Oil TRADE 2 1-2 ton. good condition. Will consider real estate. Ca,l be seen at 113 S. Denver. BU1CK ROADSTER 1021 model; guaran teed to he In perfect condition I terma to reepnnelbl. party. Oaag. 677S or Oiags 2217. DURANTE 4 -cylinder. 6-pasaeneer. brand new, has never been driven; must have cash Immediately. See, Mr. Snyder, Tulaa Storug. Ilouso for a real bsrgatn. Foil HALE 1021 Chevrolet 490 touring; ln good running order; good rubber; starter; other 'extras; a good buy st 1300. Apply apartment A-17, Plaza court. Fourth and Elwood. FORDS. FORDS. FORDS F.ASY TERMS We hav. totrlngs. rosdatera, speedsters, coupes, sedsns and ton trucks, ranging ln price from I7S up. OUR TITLES ARE OUARANTED FORD CAR EXCIIANOi: 313 E. Secdnd. Osage 3009. ELECTRIC CARS MOO and ui: flrst-clsas condition. Call Cedar 122ft for Informa tion or demonstration. Bottom Bros. Motor Co. FOR HALE Cadillac l-paasenger; per fect condition; used ss family car; 31.600 If taken st once, call Ossg. 9360. FOR HALK Maxwell car. 1018 model, cheap If add this week! csn be seen st 31 s. Madison, ossg. J;ia-J. FIVE-PASSENUER electric. Just repalnt ed and overhauled! good ttreat 1330. Call c M. Patterson, cedar izzz FOR SALE 1020 Chevrolet 6-paaaenger car; haa had good raret In good condi tion. Price 1300. Oaag. 7134 FORD roadster lilt PACKARD MITCHELL, Six ; 1921 FORD touring .. CHANDLER chummy COLE Eight S335 1323 ........ t3S0 1330 (10 ........ 1400 Lata M'FARLAND touring 13,000 ni.OT chummy 1300 Ask for NICKS. CONNOR OR BRYAN 621 E. Third. FOR TRADE Packard twin sli, Ilk. new for bungalow. Income property or va cant. Call Mr. MacCurdy, office Osags 9700, residence B470.J. FOR SALE DulcU rnsdater In good con dition. This Is a real bargain, 33(0 cash. Oaag. cm. FOR SALE On. 7-paasenger. -cyllnder csr; good rubber alt around; first-class mechanical condition! cheap for cash. Call tl N. Zunls. . FOR RALE Chandler Bluebird, dispatch, model '191 six wlra wheels: good tun ning condition: 3(00, terma to responsl party. Cedar 3342. FOR SALE Ford roadater: luat newly overhauled. 213 W. Third. Oaag 3991. FOR HALE Ford speedster, -sheap; good condition. Call 624 W. Twelfth. Phone Osage 6422-J. FOIt SALE On. 1920 model llulck road ster. IS00: one 1920 model Bulclc 4-pas-aenger, 3419. Motor' Inn, 411 S. Chey enne. FOR SALE OR THADH Hup car In good shspe. Led ford Cleaners & Dyers. 116 S. Elgin. Oasgs 6221. FOR SALE 1920 Dodg. roadater In first class condition; terms to rellsbl. party. 19 N. Mala. Prlc. reasonsle. Osaga 3333.lt. FOR SALE Thre. 2 4 -ton trucks; uied only short time; In flrst-clsss condition: can put purchaser In touch with Job that wilt pay for trucka tn ahort time! will make low prlc. and terms tn re sponsible parllea. Addreaa 949.N. World. FIFTEEN USED cars at a great bargain. Call on city uaraga, zzo n. train. usage eaoB. FOR SALE Several privately owned cars st a bsrgsln, Including Fords. Dodges, Bulcks, snd many other rood mskei Used Car Exchange, 419 N Main, Osage 4401 GRANT SIX TARTS ALL MODELS. PROMPT SHIPMENTS. J. II. CONNELI, & SONS I Distributors Dsllas. Texss. GOOD lH.ton truck used only four dr flva months: one-fourth of original prlc snd llbersl terms to responsible purchsser. Phone Cedsr 3211. USED CARS THAT ARE RIGHT We have a few high-class used cars Heal value Don't ml3 seeing theso cars before EVANS-HOWARD CO. The Safest Used-Car Market ln Tulsa ASK FOR Fourth at Elgin Automobile. HUl'MOHll.B. -20 modal l,. riSr-JJ if. tourlngi Ford epe.dVt,,"' i&U good condition; terms. 217 "v a'.'j 1IATNER. PATRICK AUTO SLPnr . . WHOLESALE AND IIEtTi eomn.nr-a. """"fa g,rt TIMKEN, HYATT. NEW DFPiHT. Lsraeat .loi-u nf r,.- ..... ""'ARTCSl and accessories In Tulaa, V?,"" wheels, fenders and part, f., i"""'! United Statea tires; allo "ri.tn'.,,: rebahbltted conn.ctlng roal .V2 t"". Ings .schanged for old; Btt'mb.,.,h bureters. Msll orders se.it d. 5 '"' celved, 201 E. Second 81. :,?' ! 103, w-w veia IF YOU want a truck ready forT ..-f T- .'.."' mT '"""'Arrow in t , Ce,d'.r".,l,,l "b 'n4 h0i' 1 ? tlS MODEL 69 Csdillso eedsnn flr-rr condition. C.I. C. M, vil'tW"1 Nnw s,TTJ '.-...I. '' .aT" ..ght.-7.nd' starter for"., ',f cent of cost. Some tsfnis 10 ,,,!' blPurchsee.Phon Ceda- j f?00 ONE AND ONE-HALF TON c' ..rr-r lie truck for sal. or trade Te'ras iw.b" sponsible psrtv. O.t. ai. ,ra' ONE FORD touring csr, 19 W, Fecond St. OLDSMOIHLE eight coupiT t .-7rr Hon: 13601 termai wauM . .i.n. CISI- In trade. 414 B. Thirteenth m 0'1 PACKARD twin-6 touring. f. "r . dttloni 11,230. Call Cedar A Palerson. llE A D Olir iri In' tl-l ' I" . . . - ; .1 thla Isau. on " "" o IIHIMJKMIDH ADDITiri') SMALL palg. touring, 3400 .aavuT Lewis Msrsh Com., zoo T' ... .'"5 Oasgs 3670. Onen Annrt.i ' U "iAS" WUSXHS "n t USED CAR BARGAINS "Pay as you ride" HIM snjAi tHssla. 19!0Stuts rosdster, looks and ram Hi, 1920 Chevrolet Baby Orsnl roadet.r 1920 Ford roadater with starter ' 1919 Oaklsnd touring. 121 Hudson speedster. A-l conlltlca. 1919 Maxwell, runs good. ' Veil, touring. Elgin touring. 1417 nrlx-n. IM,rln 1920 Chandler 7-paaaenger, A-l eonJitl.i. And manv nthep I n .i,AA., "-i Terms to responsible partita. Open Sundava. 103 'W, Second St. Cedir Hit, it-rnii. wirn-ct ' , Indian Mntne ... Wilbur Wilaon, Manager. Rear May building Fifth asl Mala WILL pay ons dollar each for ll n i and 13 hv 4 worn rnM l. ,v.T cept for r.treadlng. Cedar Ills. nr.u truck, good mechanical condltioa som, terms. Cedar 2026. 411 Security SWARTHOUT ' TERWILLEGER" Aumonzea e orn eervice 220 8. Frankfort ft. Phon. Cedar 19S9. W. msk. driving your Ford a elriitra A personal servlc. of superior quality. .,iU i.uiibuu, a-uemioz. T(2,60I:,''f?.'lrUO..g.r 3,7l2'2':J.lt0d """ YOUR car repaired at your home siniii guarsnteed sstlsfsctlon by tellable mi. chsnlc Call Ossg. 4361-R for attolat. ment. VE REBUILD and charge all !:!), "it stnrag. batteries, generators snd electrt csl works especially; try us once, sa 4:f. fercnt. Vista Battery Service, lluthrti. uanwr jiatery atation, 1016 s. Quaker. "in lass your car to a garage sen you can hav. It repaired at home tr i mechanlo who can furnish written tri dentists, sll work gusrsnteed? For l puimment can t;iaze 4ID1-J, 1920 490 TOURINO, aelf-stsrter; lilt Lewis Mnrah Corp., 1001 s. Main S vgMKo oan-. upen nunaay. 191S 430 TOURING, self-starter, 1104, easy terms. Lewis Marah Corp. Utl S, i"'n rn, isag. aiwu. unen Hunnir 1921 FORD roadater, A 1 condltlos, fit stsrt.r, 1260, easy terms. Lewis Hits Corp. Oaag. 3570. Open Sunday. 1021 490 LIGHT delivery, self-starter itl motor tn A-l condition, 1260, Lu Marsh Corp.. 1001 S. Main. Ostie JIT. tjpen Sunday. 1921 FORD roadster. A-l condition, self- stsrter.. I2&0. Easy terms. Lewu isria corp.. ossg. 3670. upen suniayj 1911 i: B. HEDAN. self-starter snd moior In A-l condition. Esry terms, 11,200. Lewis Marsh Corp.. 1001 t. nun Oaag. 3670. Open Sunday. S-CYL1NDEU Oldsmoblle coup, ln good -nn. Mnn, a.An.1 -,,1.1.a-. tllD. Will rOH slder Ford In trade, til K. Thirteenth. 131 Ford roadster. 1326; 1921 Ford tour- inir. I37n- mig rhan. cnuramy. iiev, 1910 Packard six. 3400; 1920 SlltcbeU. 3400; 1919 Col. "8". Westlr.ghouse aboelt absorbers. 3476; 1319 Oldsmoblle "9" 1400: 192t Cleveland. 1800. Terras t responsible partlea. Day & Nlstlt C" rage. (24 15. Third. . USED CAR BARGAINS Marmon noadater, late model, Stutr noadotcr, late model. Chevrolet Baby Grand Roadster, Hudson Speedster. Quick 11-45 Touring. Reo Bedan. Chalmers Sedan. Ford Tourlns; with starter. Ford Roadster with starter. And 30 others to choose from. All cars ln A-l condition. "Tour credit Is good." 103 W. SECOND ST. CEDAR 2656 WHITE USED TRUCK DEPARTMENT Sea our line of used and reoui trucks. Licht delivery ond h7 duty- THE WHITE COMPAM FACTORY BRANCH Tnln nlft.1. Osaco 7530 First and Denvw that vflll appeal to reople wantlnl you buy. JIMMIB Osage 7