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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-16
sCRIsORI
o1As de 1slnAn nacajit.
Indarataicia ungsreasca, fatG de
9coala Do stat idAghiara, pc care
Hi dat-0 envernul.

n
In comuna Rapoltul-mare (pla-
50 Geoaeiului. peste Muras de la
Orastie), Sc petrec lucruri vred-
nice de-a fl aflate 81 cercetate de
eel in drept.
In aceasta coinuna Sc mai ga
sesc cateva familii maghiare, pi.i-
pasite aci de pc yremea nemesi-
lor. CT find putihe, ele s'au cam
perdnt in mareat de romani, a.
proape toti si-au uitat limba 81
an primit portul 81 datinele ro-
manesti.
In timpll din nrma stapinirii
maghiare, guvernelc din Pesta
s'au pus cu putere pc munca de
maghiarizare. 81 atunci aflind aei
nitica saminta de unguri, lea
TRIMS pre0t maghiar, lea facut
scOala maghiara, 81 ia aprins de
tot pentru a face inca 81 din Ro-
mani uneuri.
Domnia noua romaneasca. q
crezut ca Sc arata buna 81 paci
MICA, lasindn-le lngurilor 81 aei
in Rapolt, scoala lor nngureasca
FDl revizor V. Pana de la Dcva
liza TRIMS os jnvatatoare ma
ehiara data losae stat, dcsi ~
invata in ca .uneureste. ci ian
TRIMS la preotul lor, care pentr'
cateva vedele de griu 81 eucuru
nici macar sa scrie 81 sa ceteasc;
nm la ihvatat in Z luni. De Geo
giraffe 81 1storie slici vorba n,
fost in scoala preotului. Cum $;
invete el pc unguri Geoerafi;
Romaniei-mari! Cum sd site un
lgurii, ca a trait un Stefan-cel
Mare, care a batut pc unguri, III
Mihaiu- Viteazul, care Ia batut 8
lei! Doamne fereste! Afland d,
aceasta stare de lncruri. dl Pre-
feet dat sprijinul de lipsa d-lu
evizor care, Gu ajutorul d-ll
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PriHs -pretOr III. Jahtea, ali slit pc
coplii uifgaFi sa sncarga Ia scoaia
lor leeiuita, fiindea scnala sub
obroc a prcotnaui, nu e sceaaa u
M poatc da atcstate!
yazind ungurii, ca na mai pot
esi la cala en- joeul ascAns, au IN
cercat sd alunge pc invatatoarea
maghiara trilnisa de stat aici. "a
so faca sa piece, All pus Ia Gale
pc 9 fence, sd Sc duca la scoala
invatatoarei 81 sd Q nacaJasca.
Aceea s'a dus in scoala 81 pentru
ca invatatoarea ar Fl vorbit prea
tare catra copilul eli, inceput sa
o bata lovindu-o eli blta MAJ de
multe orr 81 spargindu-i ferestriie
la scoala.
1nyatatoarea aceasta a stiut de
mai nainte. ca va patti asa. Ea
sp,,ne ca cu 'vre-o % sapta-
mani inainte un subsecretar de la
cancclaria secretariala, care 81 ell
e ungur 81 a fost in armata ungu-
reasca pana acum, lar acum Off
Giant al statului roman!, - la
spus cd va capata ca de la unguri
pentru ca slujeste pc Romani, Vi
pentru ca a pirit pc popa ungu-
reese ca a batjocorit-o 81 a indem-
nat-o sa-si retraga juramIntul pas
catre Statul Roman.
Dare deregatoriile noastre n,l
pot pune capat astor fel de lu-
cruri?
Dare nu am putea 81 moi 4 CO..
mune sa avem un seTetar Ro-
man. ca la alte comuneY Dare
pana cand pantlica tricolora un-
gureasca va mai sta in matricule-
lie noastre din Rapoltul-mare
Dare pana cand sc va vorbi III
cancelaria noastra tot ungureSte
81 acum dupa 2 ami de cand sun
tenn in Romanias
Avem nadejdea ca autoritatile
noastre vor lua masuri, ca sa MI
sc mai intimple ceia ce a fos1
pana acum. Sccretarul credem cd
find de acum Roman, nu va ma
sprijini pc ungurii de aici care al
Ipana acum toate favorurile. f
umbla Gu arma pc ulita, lar bieti
Romani nu cuteaza sa-si tina Ill
pistol ruginit i'm casa. sd Sc apert
de hotii carl bintue commelt
acestea.
| Vinatul 81 acum in mana I'M
gurilor. Pana cand!
4 Inchci zicand: Veghiati frat
Romani 81 fiji treji caci conceta
tenii nostri unguri. sunt destul d
treji! Pacatueste in contra tari
sale acel Roman, care nu va arat;
indata la autoritatile noastre or
ce fapta potrivnica, cum 81 a
Eceasta din Rapoltul-mare. Sa |,
descoperim, sd lie urmarim. sa L
stirpim!.
| Rapoltul-mare. Is April 1921
! Dionisiu Petrisor
| preOt OrtOdox. .
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plea JOS. Cutra Rrefaeuta. 81 nj
batut-o de dorul lelei. DE poama
buna ce-a fOst.s
Gu Rrecula"
ID 'apoi. Gu el, pana Ia lasat
in sspa de le,nn 81 l'a Writ in
'oen6.s
'Ba Re zici, ii vesi, de-atunci
M ) q mai auxit mimic in urne
Ell
''Da. { Asa-i.., Nm Sc mai
aukit. III. Is
Flu cred Cd nasnai prin fer
niece ~ prostit pc Saadn e. 81
stea e. Aleanda inaintsa 81 q g
M ridiee mana caad il piaeeEk. 4
'Tu tot ~ ferneee, Nu-f mai
e din cap pfostiile allen.
Hi stiu ~ tn lin eseki, 81
teal luat dupa pops Mn u jasi-
fatorlh Marin, daf fArx fsrmese
!, ~ Fl fast e IN stare = A pms
teeaea q sA-i stie de fris6. AslArk
esam T. oaear. Vrsa4 - dAu Vi,
es - su6k = vea1 u i.aN aa,1li
~ " 8 5 80 q. x Xs en-
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CETrTl 81 RAsPtNDlTl zlARUL .AMERlcA".

sc auda vorba. Intro seara am
vazut pc Joitas despuiata in fata
oglinzii, frecindu-se cu buruieni
abuse de baba Similia. Da Safto,
81 dupa acea in fiecare luna, tot
la luna nola, Sc freca pc tot tru-
pul, 81 dupa acea stingea Tampa
asa dcspuiata, 81 nu trecea un
sfert de. eeas si esea afara GU
gheba pc umeri 81 dadea ocol ca
sci. Astea ce-si Nus fermeceg
Nm, Ano. Nus fermece. Sc,
frctn tu busuioc 81 sulfina sal
fiiroask trupui ca sa poata "a
paci si eapal amantului, dupa
care e3eN III dosua easel ca sal
wire pc fefeastra odaii din fata.
|IDA, Ann, I asa cum zic, si llieriiri-
4 astea le-ai vaEut an tart. De-
atdnei de e6hd n pas struna lui
eenau \ A1hantSiiii ma se mai
frsaea iioaptea "a mars de cine
- tsne.a 8 IA
~ me stiif' intrsAk Ana
miratx. I
~ .1,,f !. : Ks IN 0
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-16

III Dirfna $50. 300
loan OAmpahasi, Belt. 500
Petfu CiOlac .... 500
AL treilea :- In sinodul. parO-
chial tinnf dupa anniaxi pfeotul
Ballea ne comunica pastil, ce Ia
facut din initiativa sa proprie
cumphrind pc seama parochiei o
proprietate iii lnijlocul Romani-
Tor Gu $4,000; care Sc D fo1osim
pentru scopurilN tloastre sociale
si culthrale; ca hala, local de in
tiuliire, .petreceri, conferinte ca
sina, etc.
Proprietatea consta din sala
mare cat tine etajua prim lar In
etajnl al doilea stunt Z odai, E
edificiu lie caramida bine zidit 81
destul de potrivit pehtru trebuin-
tele noastre actuale. aPoporul a
luat la cunostinta cu placere y
a PRINT de bun pasul facut de
preot, multamindu-i pentru sta
r,,inA 81 dra9ostea ce-i pastrea1a
81 mai virtos peitru jertfele si alb.
negafiunea sa
Propietatea este eftina. Intre
conditiunile de All NH s'ar putea
zidi mai JOS de $4,000; preotul a
aflat-o, a tirguit-o, a dat arvuna
din buzunarul sai 81 numai dupa
aceiea ne-a oferit-o, caci dhpa
cum insusi zice, daca am Fl ayut
adunari 81 sfaturi, sau ca am ii
cumparat-o ell mult mai scump.
sau nu am Fl putut-o cumpara de
loc cici ar Fl luat-o altii:
Din pretul proprietatii de
|
3420O preotlil a exoperat ca inter
mediator comisiune de 800; de
care a abzis in favorul parochiei
asa cd proprietatea ne costa M.
mai $4lOO.
De dol ami 81 junatate de canL
PreOtul Ballea intre moi prif
conducerea 81 mai ales priH sta.
ruinta cea mare ce desvoltat
ne-a adus parochia in riad, M
este cine site ce mare avere, da,
cand VENT in mijlocul nosti.u, i
aflat dat0rie de mil de dollari !
totul intro stare saraca, dar Gun
la VENT sau pus pc muhca 81 a,
platit datoria, sau feparat multe
81 facut lucruri de mil de dollari
| asa Cd All totul e in rind, 81 pro
grescaza mai bine ca alte parochi
| din America.
| ST e f0arte multi cOnsiderind in
daratnicia celei mai mari parti
eredinciosilor, starea de transiti
j (facerea pacii 81 plecarea m,tltor;
dmcolo) 81 mai ales apatia G
peste tot trebue recunoscuta, c,
a domnit aci in chicago;
| Preotul Ballea i'm Occurs de do
ami 81 jumatate servit pentru
leafa cu mutt mai mica ca al or
carui preOt roman din Amerie,
find ca ma era de unde Sc plat
leafa mare din caalza caci SIT,
biserica foarte putin au fost Ger
cetata de credinciosii Ell, de multi
ori nu erau numai CT la bise
RIGA, la carca orr cine ar fl des
perat, fnsa preotul Ballea pu, 81,
jertfit buzunarul propriu contri
buind la toate, ce eran pentr
seopnri pc teren national, a mum
cit 81 staruit atata incat trebui.
sa-l 81 conpatimim, 81 admiram, )
All vedem caci s'a 1ntors roata
parochia prospereaxd frumos bI
serica e cercetata binisor toti sun
Item multamiti, 81 Gu nadejd'
mare.
Suntem indatorati Gu mnltamita
81 recunostinta preotului nostru;
'bine facatorilor 81 donatorilor le
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mmcitor, cand il cautai in trea-
ba, 81 daca vorba 81 Joita e xred-
MICA. Mai ce zice. Man copii 81
Ftoata ziua vezi GU sapa in
mana.'
'Lasa, n o mai lauda asa. Daca
ar munci cum zici n ar pune atata
carne pc ea.''
Il sanatoasa, Ano. Traieste
bine, multumita, nu. duce iind
de mimic. Cum sd nu puie eaine
pc eat Doar munca calmpatata All
Aabeste pc ON: T
DE asia asa-i. Are de t6ate.
Ea tsie 81 spinxura. Al dreptata,
,dar daca Eici ed nu crczii in fer
meci, ia spune-lni cum Ia pHtht
imbrobodi ca III stea dnaintea I'll
ca un copil ca sal traea painef -
'De, cine stiei Tia esti vecila
Gu e.. Daca mn stii tn en- de uiide
sa stiu?"
''Asealta, safto. Eu vad "a tie
tie fntrat IN cap palavrele III
papa Nita u ale fnvasAtor.ilii
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nitele de la fintin6. Am stat pi
tita ia yad eel face, De-abia !
apslcat 81 lase donitele pc laviti
Isl a ihceput sal care la paine
N soro, . dat in a pima Ia anle
lit si Ia infipt nina in chiea q
l'a tras in linda, q ~ pus ca vi
retesein >pe q pinA 10 luaagit l.
p6hast. M stiu se-f mai facn1
81 1 inchis s3a. Gtnd 81 es eu
Ilaatele din cossr a. y6sut-o mer
gana apre srajd en- gs4etilc il
nanx "a maaxa vaeele.
''Ticaioasa!f ,spti Safta, sus
&inisd.
''vesif ii sici es nus fer
meee rs
'AIauaai rsrbi d. feSineee, Ann
~ - ~ q cbpiii.s &
~ m orezi Hi ToAe necre
dihsj1si. "a = spuAe4ii veri
>aars Hlinss ) lui Eiiesia nu si-a
ptsebik Hxrhatul y fsra<te fle |,
els " j1eee eu n elntA = 1
Dtfiv1(ti - G6Ddn q
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|rssafas su,tihs ehsituislIis II
prelnlate cu sfintirea 81 distribute
Ersa ] spastilor.
& Intre fnteputurile hume ficutc
IA parochia noastra al preot ne
anunta, ca fondnl pentru biblio-
teca Sd urea Ia $500; 81 ca are
spcranH mari, caci vom ii in Gu
,rfifd in stare sd he procuram
|carti din Romania de vre-o
$4,000 Lei.
Donatori ppntru acest fond
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PIE dracnl ghiem. Ia fodul campu-
,fui, laptele vacilor, pune cutitul,
face de dragoste 81 de urit. &c nu
face! ST prea Sc are bine ell Joita.
Nh vezi vaceie eli ee grase 81 fru-
sasDase sunt9 DE la d0ua vaci in
fiecare saptamana vinde cate-o
oala de unit
'Ingrijeste bine de ele, Ano.' 9.
''Ingrijeste! 81 Ell ingrijesc de
a mea, si niei tn no lasi sa rabde
de foame 81 de sete, sis departe
de ale ei."
''i)a ingrijim Iarha Gu pale, 81
vara pasc priponite Ia eapui 10
eului. Ale ei Sc iesfsta in trifuiu,
uraiala 81 vafa in fuhdul livezei
tot sa pasca. De ce ne potrivesti
cn ea.''
i de &c nu rodeste la niineni
ca Ia - in grhdinA p pc ogoare
II spsnet
DE cei Fiindck nu munceste
himeni pamAntul - Il. Au spueat
tla vite bune, ara adinc 81 grxpea'
- ~ xrspA de ~ pfnk sfarmi
I'll s1sssrii. Ga9eial NJ laatte'
ssgte lthex Graj ii ~ seo6ss M
i1 rx ~ |, ~ A.. G1han ~
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Din /. I.lllrlea
Satelor

pazasi Safto in &c stare y,
adlis Joita pc 6andu. DoAhne 4
h'1I ii creznt odata cu capait ca
in cap de muitre - tinpeasea q
crt1ce de seinic ~ Fl. LA prostitl
de tot zise Ana, q femeie e. d.
| "a de AMI. analts ii usc6 6tivy4, aes
Aiu4 " prkp6 iinex lella aafta,
n lsneie sa ~ tisiseci si tfei "a,
alii a. stattira 1nijlbeie, figalnoas
Y IS bias featx N I 8 " V
. MI. n ,ant intn nanit a, II
4 sa,k Eb As
m iiial \ \ 1,si ~,
M iI1lt i1r I u I.
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Liam SatrshAt De Joita u ! RS e
ufSptoet u ! DIT f,iea dupG vaei.
n cred ca I krnintit II uninte. 8
Ce creki! ~ at6tea hatai! II
bate q Ie haiti a. eai 1 zise Ana,
t,aniad mans u xurs
'auznsi spaiAe \
ID, 4Ssi.s
q cred. NhnAei gafdul W
sapafts u trebns = stiii. {.
sI platsets datoria ~ vfrf n
fAlle i,
~ detdeis e
nj 6tiki III Aii1t 4aDa /
[lsA III y III "a aaes1 1sht4 setl
MI u 4 4
q - 81 An
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and
snapped In London his
when David
United to
no VIII be
Ia h'
The dghiort whtch Of her fathers
porant factor in his political trials
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lars IN permanent improvements
Action on the matter was deferred
until the next meeting of the coun-
ell.
Announcements for regular scrv.
iccs are made !or only three Brok
on Arrow churches Sunday. At the
Presbyterian church the pastor, rev.
H. II. Kerr. announces Thus Saith
the Lord" for his subject at II n. m.
and "Disnrmament" for his subject
at 7.3O y. m. Rev. l.. -. Corning
pastor OF the First NJ. u. church
Will conduct tho usual worship for
his congregation In the auditorium
OF tho grade school building. AZ
the Pentecostal church services Will
be conducted by iaymen, in the alb
scnce OF regular pastor, There
will be Sunday school at the usual
morning hour at the NJ. II. church
South. Baptist and Christian church
es, with communion observed at the
Christian church in connection with
this service.
At the chamber OF comerce lunch
con and smoker Tuesday night that
organization formally adopted the
Broken Arrow hoy scouts and viii In
the future foster the shouts az an
organization and assist the boys In
any good work undertaken. Col.
Ira l.. Reeves. manager OF the Tulsa
Chamber OF Commerce; G. u. Bor-
der. secretary. ana Barney Mycr
woro the out of-town speakers here
for the smoker.
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Mias Mary Thompspn " visiting Miss
bornthy Arnold In OkmulEoe.
Mt aud Mrs. Marvin Strickler attended
the Legion convention In Kansas city.
Mt ana Mrs Dean E.ll of Carmen Wis
il.d thcir parents In Enid several days
lASt week
Mrs, Robert Osborne ~ Guthrie Waited
her mother Mrs. Rose Bradtleld several
days last week
Mr. and Mrs. W W Harris ipf, satur
day for Springfield. Ma to visit Their
daughter Mrs, Lloyd Joncp
Mrs. William j. Mattenley of Tulsa ra
turned TO her homo after visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs William Fordyoe.
Mr. and Mira q. !, Fleming ami Mrs.
W. a Ffhnt2 ana Mira j, ~. .fintnn mo
tortdsto Oklahoma cay and Norman sat-
urdny
Mrs. sam Evans gave q dellehtful
luncheon honorlng Mrs Frank Greer ~
Tulsa Mrs Charles Evans assisted IN
AIRS. NJ, dodscha,k aud Mr. aud Mrs.
NJ, Hirsch motorcd TO Oklahoma city
spending saturday with Mpa Sara Gpd-
nchaik ana Harold Godsrhatk
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Uuttrey entertained
Ht diuner MrH q, A. Mcgandleas and
daughter Of wichita, Kan. and Mf ard
Mrs; John EKer and family Of Kremlln,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Pranta were IN
ksnsaR city for the Legion convention
and Mrs. Fpntz and children remained
Mrs. Bail
The T. A. L. 4 met at Emersons grove
ana held a Wiener roast ia the early part
of the evening and later enioyed an In
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Broken ArroW Briefs

Broken Arrow yuletida charities
will be dispensed this year through
tho Masonic lodge. 4 committee
composed of H. :. Hurd, T ", Hun.
seeker and j. l.. Greene r1s been
appointed 20 coier with her or.
Eanizations OF the city and formulate
definite plans for carrvinT on the
work along lines so s"1tcmaticallv
formed that eyeN IN uily or child
In the city or surc dinc community
that is needy and 4 serving will be
re remembered
The Broken Ayrow high school
football team tlst It's third defeat
OF the season whom It mot the Kiefer
high school tca"l In hard Tough,
gar' on the Eieser grounds this
week.
\ h,azo that completely consumed
a large two-story residence belong
ing to j. Il. Horton In the north
part ~ the city Tuesday evening
Tor some time threatened the great
or portion OF the city In that par
ticular neighborhood owing to the
extreme hlgh wind h!uwius, and only
by the combined efforts OF the fire
department and volunteers was. the
blaze confined To the one building.
Mr.. Horton, owner OF tho building
NNA'l was NtttNi, ~ nonresident
and no Information could he oh
tained Ms to the Insurance. The oH
| Gin OF the fire remains unsolvod,
Funeral services were held FRIDAY
afternoon for Mrs. Hannah Dorsey
aged 49, whose death occurred
Thursday afternoon following an III
ness of many months. Rev. l.. D.
| Corning conducted the services
which were held In the Christian
chuch, lntcrment followed at Para
] Grove cemetery
At the firm meeting for Noyem-
her, held Monday night. tho city
council was addressed by Messrs
| Grove and Bates OF the Public Serv.
ice company In behalf OF AN exten.
sion of the company's electric light
| franchise. The present franchise
does not expire for some time but
the extension IL asked for at this
| time with a view of the probable
expenditure OF several thousand dol.
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Storing Coal Not an HnpoSsibiHty

quantity by large consumers and
producers, Or. II. Foster Balm, di-
rector OF the bureau OF mines. de-
clared careful analysis may show an
extremely slight loss in the heating
value of most bitumiuous coal after
storage for a considerable period,
says Doctor Balm. This loss however,
IL very much smaller than is com
monty supposed by the public, and In
burning the coal little or no differ
encc can he distinguished. Certain
Goals have an extra market value
when care fully sized; handling these
Goals in and out OF storage causes
some hrcakago and may lower
slightly the market value of par
tirulnr Goals. but this loss In value
relates largely To the availability Of
the coal for certain classes of equip
mant and for certain Uses, rathey
than To it's actual heating value.
Spontaneous combustion in coal,
tho NEST troublesome factor In
handling large storage piles, can
he prevented, II proper methods of
storage and supervision are adopted.
'"rhe adoption OF n general policy
which would provide reservoirs OF
bituininous coat to be drawn upon in
timcG OF great demand or of low
production IL entirely u commercial
question" continues Doctor Balm.
"If the producer, or the dealer, or
the large consumer could produce
Or buy coal In the spring or sum.
iuer for price low enough to jus
tify the cost OF putting coal In stor-
age and It's rehandling, minus n fair
iAsurn'tee rate that he wonld he
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ruarnntcod Tontinuous supply IN
tiui" pf racd. storage would become
common"
This lover seasonal price OF coal
cfuld bc brought about nv conCeA-
fioua uu the part of the miner, the
U'inr operator and the railroads For
the sake of obtaining more regular
employment, the miner might accept
lower wage or rate In certain
sensOns ~ the year, although this r.
doubtful. lut the mine operator
might acoept less profit during the
sdme periods iu order to keep up his
production. STEADY and regular
rlinc operation At capacity pro1uc-
tlou always means lower producing
costs, a. compared with intermittent
operation aud lcssened production.
Overhead oapenses--taxes. interest,
management. together with the ex-
Ivuso al Frepink the mine in proper
working opndltiOn--ail GO on.
whether production IL light. heavy,
n" ltns entirely stopped. The rail-
rmda could assist by accepting
luwuE freight rate on coal moved i'm
the spring and summer.
Tho small. individual consumer.
especially Ia the cities, often has in
adequate storage space. Storage at
The mine may allow a steady work
Ing day IN time OF shortage OF cars
but will not insure steady seasonal
operation Again, large scale stor-
age at the mines do not do away
with the difficulty Of transportation
often experienced to the points %.
consumption. Moreover, great many
mires are In "A hiiiy or mountainous
country whore but little III any.
~ f.r l..
capacities. The proper place, there
fore, fer storage on large scale is
al or near the points Of consump-
don
'T'his later Kind OF storage in
volvus the use of large plot of
ground. az coal stored 10 feet high
allows slightly less than 10000 tons
per acre. The purchase and in
stallation OF mechanical coal hand
ling devices and systems would also
be necessary.
There are I'm existence numbers
ot American engineering and mach
inery concerns who have successfully
designed and built many coal stor-
age systems for public utilities and
other corporations which at present
store considerable quantities of coal.
engineer In charge who has prac-
In addition. there should be fuel
teal and technical knowledge of the
way In which different Kinds and
sizes OF bituminous coal will prob
ably act In storage. and who knows
the engineering features vital TO the
economical handling OF coal. These
three factors are today easily OBJ
tainable In the United States: their
purchase and employment involve
large capital expenditures on which
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
Visit of Crown Prince
to. Indian Possessions
Considered Important

LONDON-Very high and far
reaching results are expected from
the visit OF the Prince OF Wales TO
india and the far east. The prince
sailed from Portsmouth on Octo-
ber 26.
A great change in the outlook IT,
India has occurred since the trip
was first decided upon. The mon
spous have broken the long drought
and more than tho average rain has
fallen, the gloom In industry. and
more particularly agriculture, has
been largely disp"lled with the rise
Of the rupee. frontier fighting has
almost ceased the proceedings OF
the new government have not been
subject to that bitter criticism
which has been heaped upon 1t
hitherto; but apart from that the
feelings OF rhc native tribes have not
bcon assaugcd In any degree by the
advent Of this prince Of the sahibs.
GhHnA! still holds sway among his
Mahommedan brethren, and unless
this modern prophet is cocrced into
better humor the visit uf ihe heir
10 the British throne to his Britain
mic majestys eastern domains will
not b@ attended with that outburst
OF enthusIasm which characterized I'd
his visits to Australia and Canada.
The visit is not to be O mere
duplication OF the visits OF other
heirs to the British throne when
they have wandered abroad to the
dominions overseas.
The war has had It's effect ON the
relations between the British royal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
My Impressions of Tulsa Today
My Vision of Her Future

Coming to Tulsa with eyes un.
accustomed to the closeup
view and thoughts, unbiased
by cross currents of opinions,
it is probable that l, like any
other newcomer in Tulsa, can
see more reasons why Tulsa is
to be great civic, commercial
and business center, than
those who stand too close to
the picture.
With this thought in mind, |
have ventured to attempt a
series of statements outlined
in the manner of tour of the
city-to show the many rea-
sons why | found Tulsa a de-
sirable cityfor my family and
my business.