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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23
SLAYER'S FUNERAL
Services for Cornelius Cuff to Be
Held on RockIand Street

Cornelius Cuff, 55O0 Market street,
who killed himself Wednesday after
numbering Mrs. Minnie Warrington
and Bella Drake and wounding Mrs.
Agnes Hcrrel, will be buried this after
noon from an undertaking establish
ment at 713 Roclland street.
Mrs. Warrington and Mrs. Drake
will be buried from the same place
tomorrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23
BANK ROBBED OF $4,000.
Mount Wolf Officials Estimate Loss
at That Minimum

York. Pa, Dec. 2".-(By 4. P.)-
Officials of the Union National Bank.
Mount Wot which was robbed YES
tcrday. place the loss at $500 incur
rcncy and S15,O 900 in negotiable securi- :
ties. They admit. however. that this
may he low estimate, since they have
not made n complete check-up of the
ninety three safety deposit boxes rob.
bed.
The burglars. it is believed. made a
quick flight in an automobile. Mrs.
Joseph Arnold. who resides next to the
bank. heard the motor of car in front
Of the bank about . o'clock yesterday
morning.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23
Six HazIeton Collieries to Close

HazletOn. Pa, Dec. 23.--Three col.
lierics of the six operated by the Jeddo
Highland Coal Company will be idle
today and work at all of them will be
suspended tomorrow. the company an.
nounced yesterday. Stagnation in the
anthracite trade was given as the rea.
son. About 5000 men are affected.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23
KU KlUX KLAN INVOLVED
IN CARROLL MURDER TRIAL
State Attorney Says Order viii Be
Rrouaht In Only Incidentally

Ardmore. Okla, Dec. 23.-Ray L.
Beede, automobile dealer. was accused
of shooting Joe Carroll to death on the
night Of December Is at Wilson. by
Walter Carroll. brother of the slain
man, in testimony yesterday at the pre-
liminary trial of eight defendants
charged jointly with the death Of Car
roll and two other men.
A declaration that the Ku Klux Klan
would be involved only in an "inci-
dental manner" In the trials. was
made.
Austin. Tex. Dec. 23.-(By A. P.)
The four officers against whom mur-
der charges were filed by Police Magis-
tratc Ed II. NitscEke for the shooting
Of "Pceler" Slayton, taxi driver. in an
alley adjoining what is known as "Ku
Klux Klan Hail." declare they fired
in self defense The four men. Basset
Miles. Federal prohibition officer; l..
+. Young and J. l.. Mcneil, city po-
ice officer. and w. f. Mayberry, GUS
todian of Camp MAbry, refused to com
ment on the charges.
Eighteen of the men previously held
for the shooting, and whom Nitschke
declares innocent, waived preliminary
trials. and cases against the other two
were dropped.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23
Magistrate ToushlII Better

The condition Of Magistrate james
II. Toughil. who was stricken in the
City Hall yesterday, is reported from
his daughters home. 1882 North Fifty
imnroved. He is expected to resume his
duties after the first OF the year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23
Council Officers Slated

Lancaster, Pa, Dec. .2}.-At eau.
Gus of the Democratic members OF the
Borough Council Of Columbia. which
party captured Council at the late
election. DR.. J. A. Beever was slated
for president and Horace A. Meucher
for secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23
Stops Card Game; Shot in Wrist

Julian Hosus2. proprietor of board
ing house at 1906 Juniata street, Nice
town, was shot in the left wrist last
night when he stopped a card game
among boardcrs. Hosusz told police
the shot was fired by Philip Syry, who
ran from the house and has not been
located. The injured man was treated
at St. Lukes Hospital.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23
AGED TELEGRAPHER DIES

Theodore Teltmeyer. 1924 North
Twentieth street. for sixty years tele.
graph operator for the Postal Telegraph
Company. fell dead this morning at
work on the fourteenth floor of the Fl.
nance Building.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23
BOYS LARGER THAN GIRLS
Pound Heavier and Half Inch Taller
While Under Six Years Old

Washington, Dec. 23.-tBy \. P.D
Boys in this country under six wears
Of age average from one third to one
half an inch taller and "about one
pound" heavier than girls, according to
a report today by the Federal Children =
Bureau.
california children were found 70
be slightly taller and heavier than
other groups in the study" the report
said, "a difference for which climate
or some other factor other than the
nationality composition of the popula-
ton, which closely resembles that of
other narts of the country, is held re-.
Sponsiblc."
A selected group Of native born
children showed very little deviation"
from the total average including foreign
born, the report said.
-----------------------
Loot Tailor Shop Of $1,000 in Cloth
Thieves jimmied open II front window
of the tailor store of Samuel Abraham,
1914 North Franklin street, last night
and stole cloth valued at $1,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23

$50 A. NJ. Two-HOUR NEW YORK TRAIN
Psnns. r, r. LV; Br9sd @ 81 Sta; $50 AN
TY.nton. ar New York. Uptown and Down
town 10 80 AM.--Bunet Psrlor car,-Adv,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23

SPECIAL ROTOGRAyURE
Supplement, showing New Delaware River
Bridge, viii he published on Friday, January
g. In the Evening Public Ledger. "a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23

EXTRA! SPECIAL ROTOGRAyURE
Supplement' will be issued Friday, January
o. IN the Evening Public Ledger, showing
new Delaware River Bridge.-Adv,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23
Exercises AT Fairgrounds

And then there was merry break
FOR the Fairgrounds.
At the Starr Garden Center. Sixth
and Lombard streets, there will be u
party in the evening, and at the Diss-
Ton Center, LongshOre and Ditman
streets, another.
At the Happy Hollow Center there
was celebration in the afternoon for
Americans, and in the evening one will
be held for Italians.
The Kingsessing Center. at Fifty first
street and Chester avenue gave a
Chrixtmas party this afternoon and this
evening there will be a Christmas fes-
tixsi for grown ups.
There will be a Christmas dance to-
nleht at tho Sherwood Center, Fifty
xlxth ana Catharipe streets, and at the
Slenton Cspter, Sixteenth street and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-10
Panama Refuses to
Accept White Award
AS Basis for Peace

NASIlNGTON March IN. raun-
ma rufus'g t. accept the white award
~ u basis Of peace with Costa Ricl,
n informs tn" American government
I'm note mad" public today Iy Tho
stat" department
Th' note b. in reply to that sent 20
Panama and Costa Nirt uHt Saturday
hv the state Department demanding
iWWcdiat" cessation of hus'Ili'S ana
was made public without comment
II be- understood however that th,
Panama note iH NOT regarded hy the
state department tH satisfactory und
that a counter proposal has boon
made hv president iurris which may
10" made the basis uf further nCgotl1
tiuus lie la understood tu hay, sug-
g'strd mediation uf the boundary dis
nut, hy huurd ur South American
members. representative chosen hy
various universities. ur some other
mad" M ct di.iutrrowrd men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-10

citation Nj. lawuu H.L tnrt CON
ono visit Co.. 'H. rHuu. 900 local
luf, occupied hs Nf IHwuu and
clara smith ilamur sn. hri raz.l
lu rUtE,mUuf lH.u fn. fu, clothes
There and 'Ut' .Iu NHU taken tuHv
20 pistol found ou 'nu. dresser
Mrs lIumuu win take the stand
us witness ruI th, prosecution
Sh, VIII hH thu dominant figure iu
the states effort iH send CLARA iumuu
tI fl' ulr.'.l. .UII
sh. will ..u uuN J,I. Upum de-
serted herself Hru ru,.. 'Nu Ntt.r chile
dr,u 900 years uru when Do, became
infatuated with tho r.EI .I,Jh who
dominated hls ilir until .m the hour
uf their nuH' purtiuH SIN. Hhut him.
nrlpd uamou Rl>c
Shp will tell how sn tuoh Jake
liuWuu "tur better cot Co." worse huw
rhr mad, mo- objection when b., tsh.
ud h-r Geo liy. Iu re- tent with him Iu
The oN fields, how no i't him sleep
Will" SHE SAT up nights With tine
sick children. how 900 thn DN, uf his
great prosperity Do, deserted N'g
Taking ,tr. of children tud living
ir tent and tplug ,u assist nus hus-
band mad, w" Uld Hnd n would
have mad, n"r old fHu.' she uid Boo
rcf.r'ru, Goo clam liIwnu.
After had grown old old h,tur,
my tim, she came ulHuE with I'r
beauty nnd iusult'd mo hy puradiug
with my husband
"I hlI always boon Kind 90 Nj
Ilamon. had never hut nu.. asked
him tn r.t uu 100 night and car" i"r
the yhId',u. and TINT was Nhcu
Olive was ill with dlphthrrIt.'
Rich nut Unhappy
At.|HI IUa D. l.H|HHIErIHf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-10
FRANCE TRYING TO
GET j. s. TO ENTER
MODIFIED LEAGUE
Negotiations Under Way
Between Embassy and
State Department

TNTIT"- WITIU IO|"TI WUI n" Il
1' The iur'!ru office today that M, u.
tnftuus were under wut between .U,
"r'u.h embassy iu Washington and
tH' state department Iu an 'ftu. f,
induce President liurdiur tu 3. co.,
a,.rufluU. of 10 modified lupu. N.
nations.
ZOO, Fr'u,h position D. DouriIiHtoig
and be- believed iu tulltr tu expression.
HF Officials connected with the pt,s-
emit washington 5dmlnistrutiHu mad,
usulUg the peace conference
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-10
REVENUE CODE
BILL IS SENT
TO GOVERNOR
Senate Passes Revised
Bill, Sellers Alone
Voting No
~ srsTv eosstsrorotnr

SANTA FE. \. NJ, March 10
The state senate shortly after
noon today passed house Substi-
tute for house bill No. 100, the re
vised revenue net, by a vote of -
to / The bill now goes 10 the
governor.
The one vote against the bill in
the senate was east by Senator Sci.
lcrS, of Albuquerque. All other
democratic senator's voted solidly
for the act. and two Of them spoke
vigorously in favor of It's passage
The attitude of the minority was
"A virtual repudiation of the son.
ate minority leader, and a public
rcbukc for the attitude Of obstrur.
ton To revenue legislation which
Senator Sellers has maintained
throughout the session.
After adoption oG tho amendments.
approved last ulrht hy the house,
Senator Phillips moved the passage
of the bin aud senator Sellers inn
modiatcly made his expected speech
In opposition To- Il. liz said shat the
hill did not meet tho promises oi
"a. ..,...tf...., 80. a.. .,.....,
,.,,..,.'...., IL, ~. a., d,
,..,.,...,,., ..,..,.,.,..... -,
about by the governor 'to avoid 70
spit IN the republican party" lie
asserted that IN" special revenue
commissions bill had boon r,dIuti,d
1y nttnrr.,-. r,rr....rItirr ,,,p,r.,-
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attorney" Ferry wilson "i silver 'li}.
G,urg, : uuwu,r uT the santa be
rBlIrund " A It,vkIus .f tb, IL
-
i"'" """ '""''N'7''''' '"H @'H''''
Phillirs. u" asked the senate 20 re-
io,t the hin Ir brh,If sf IA, honest
t.,-,....,.u a., ,l.. .t.t
N''rH h'p""i"'"
Senator brl,.i,y democrat Lin
coin county. voiced IN, r,uudf4fiuu Of
81. ,..,,...,i,, I'D, ti.....t. .,,.. ..,,....,
."
'h'' minority "''"l''i7 h'H "''u
conference pu the bill and that hc
voiced their views a, said Tint hc
,..,i...., -. ,..,.... a.. ..,..
W. Wv ''' '' '''.
hhd been h"n'"' lu lh'lt efforts To
improve tho revenue laws. and that
A, t,,,,,,,, tho. nod d..,.. OBJ, ~,
hnu u" complaint u" MAKE hhuui H.
anu 'h't circuit "' emu ''7W N'u'" 20
'""s 1" th' I'pHhH''h haI'N
senator Phillips spoke briefly In
reply to senator sellers llo paid a
tribute to George : puWu,r, Of Alhu-
uurrquv aud attorney for the santa
fc railroad, who drew tho original
revenue bill Tor the special revenue
commission. and who assisted Senator
Philips ia the r,dr1ttiug ui the biil.
speaking directly Co senator Sellers,
senator Phillips said. N"u who do
the most talking about other men In
responsible positions are usually the
uncH who are least capable of hold
ing an important position senator
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-10
Phelps-Dodge Quarterly
Dividend ST. a Share

NEM YORK. March lo-Dirootors
~ the Phelps Dodge corporation.
copper produccrH today declared IA
quarterly dividend OF 81 share
compared with tho previous rate of
81 80 u share
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-10
FIGHT WAGE
CUTOF PACKERS
IN THE COURTS
Employees Plan to Bring
In ction
Proceedings
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OMAHA. Sob. March 90 lnIuuc-
fHu TIu.,ruIura tu pi,ttft amy re
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h'N.' l'' h"'h'hs nous"
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t'''' h''" ''u''. pcu'loh
''.N' '''"l'' l'"u.'d ug
.''''. ''' .'tn n'vl"'F I'H'i'ln'hs
,'N'' was planned Tor pr"7cn'auon
.. ' 30 ,'"'' 'h h'' hk" carry newt
~" '"t'' "ih''l 10
i''' ''N@ '''' ulsht d"'a NOT
',.H."' @',olnihs
.. '''.'''.." "'''N OF hhhH''
..' N''..'' ''''''l TOT thr rH-
,'' l''.' H' NOT hhh, som"
'' '.''' '"' WIG ana noun
'''" '"I', ." ''l'l'unh W.
.,.- ,t, r,.,,.... ...i ,.5 .,,
,.. petition irI AN Injunction i4
.HrH,U dauH. vs.. wlI probably ask
fh.U fu, packers I, placed iu TN,
utuH. Uf a receiver Tn. packer,
It,, violated 'u,ir contract with tnr
ymuIuN,s and w., tr, taking every
st,U tu prevent such unfair trcpt.
mont
Npp,nl "a Harding.
fr,. ..ur.y.,,... - u,,ktr.- n,.t,.,
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-10
DON'T STOP

When someone stop. advrrliS-
mg, .omyour stop, buy
When someone stop, buying,
someone stops selling
Whom pmconn stop, selling,
>'mron" stops making
When someone stops making,
income stop, earning
When someone stops earning,
everyone stops nuyug
KEEP GOING.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-10
WHEN You MISS Nuun r,rIR.

The Evening Herald should r,'ach
Subscribers un carrier routes bN q
o'clock. ir Nou dc not receive your
copy u, that time call 3i5 aud n the
carrier has nisssrd Nuu. u copy viii N,
delivered promptly CaIi- should tD
made hs'furV u. 80
The St. Charles herald., 1921-04-23
E.V.CaZenaye
S.. Patrick, Louisiana.
s.. Patrick,
louisiana.

Red ChurchsSchool
3rd Grade Angelic Schexnay-
4th Grade Esteiie Schexnaydre'
Amlnth Schexnay-
DIRE
9th Grade : Cilonie Schexnaydre
laura Scnexnaydre
st. Rose School
End Grade ary Munfre
3rd Grade Fallan Lambert
9th Grade- Tony Vitrano
John Barbara.
7th Grade Catherine EIfer
Ruth Elfer
Anna School
5th Grade Hilda Roussella
9th Maud Champagne
Hilda Guidry
7th Grade May Champagne
Lucien Guidry
Luling School
9th Grade Gus Champagne
Bernard Dugas :
/ 9Th Grade Emma Champagne
Nora Brown
| Hahnyille Con. School
3rd Grade Josephine Portela
Dora Portera
/ Marguerite Clsvels.l
The St. Charles herald., 1921-04-23

HahnviIle met the Island at
Sarpy and defeated them by a,
score of 81. Hahnville had to
play hard to win, as decisions
given were rotten for Hahnville.
The Hal1nville Con. School
team jonrneyed to Paradis to
meet the Paradis Con. School
team and were defeated by a
score Of 6-5'
Hahnville Con. School teal
will play Killona team at Killona
Saturday. Sunday Hahnvliie
will play Paradis at Hahnvllle.
The St. Charles herald., 1921-04-23

Hahnville, La. April 5th. 1891
The st. Charles Parish School
Board met this day at. the Court
House with the following mem
1bcrs present.:
Messrs, F. Keller, M. g. Beoiel
r. g. Dnfrenay and R. ]. Vial.
Absent: Mr.. A. j. Schexnaydre.
On motion Of Mr.. Becnel and
Sc. ended by Mr.. Dufrenay, the
na;nu.es were ordered approved
as read by the Secretary and 50
an--97ed.
The reports Of the Superinten-
Aest were acce. ted ard ordered
filled.
On reoti,n duly seconded, the
Board adjourned to itsnext meet
.jpg, MAY. 3rd- 1921.
j. B. Martin
Secretary.
The St. Charles herald., 1921-04-23

Nanas Of School Children Of
st. Charles Parish, Entitled 10 4
Certificate, In Recent Spelling
Test.
Montz Consolidated School
End Grade Adeline Boudieaux
Lawrence MONTE
Himelda Kugler
bth Grade Beulah Perrilloux
9Th = Eve Vicknair
Louise Vicknair
I 7th Grade Fernand Nontz
The St. Charles herald., 1921-04-23

From January 1916 to October, 1929, we were never
in position to make immediate delivery OF Ford cars
Some patient buyers waited many months Tor theif
Fords Then the situation changed ara during NO
vember and December, 1920, and January 1871 we
were able to make prompt delivery
Pt the charge in conditions which enabled to sup
plv the demand in November December and January
caused the factory to close down. with the result that
there is practically stock of materials on hand at
the assembly plants from which to build new cars
Our present situation is as follows: We have
cars in stock There is no chance, that we Will be
ing roimal sulriy at any time within three
months.
There are hundreds of buyers in territory who are
under the impression that they ceme IN ana or'e
out in a new car any day they like it, production
conditions in other lines have teen such as TO cfeate
that general impression hut it isn't true OF the Ford
situation.
ssre is only way to assure delivery OF your Ford
.ar on the day you want it, and that is to ohDEK
NOW for delivery any future date you choose
The St. Charles herald., 1921-04-23
Local Happenings

AOSdl AAdpPVAaAiHSS
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmore Gourgues ,
listed New Orleans Monday.
Mrs. z. A. Keller spent several
lays in New Orleans visiting re-
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Keller and :
little son, Clara Keller and Pres
son Madare motcred to the
Crescent City.
Mr.. and Mrs JOS Dugas and
family motored to New Orleans
Sunday.
Miss Sophie Haydel is spend
ing sometime with her mother.
/ Mrs Joe Haydel.
j Miss Lucille Lehman was the
guestof Mrs Lawrence Vitrsno
of Good Hope on Thu,slay night.
Mr.. VIM Brown and Taft Triche
| motored to Lutcher Tuesday.
| Mrs VIM Brown and childreH
Misses Haydee Troxler, Polymine
Triehe and Ethel Mollere spen,
Tuesday in st. John guests OF
MRS Arthur Fabre.
| Mr.. P. J. Mollere visited rela
| tives in Taft
Misses Mai and Ella Brad,
were in New Orleans Tuesday
YRS. v. Lehman was the plea
lsant guest of her daughter Mr
ELVitrano On Wednesday
Mrs Camille st 7Amant and sol
: John err visitors of New Or
i leans Monday and Tuesday
The St. Charles herald., 1921-04-23

5th Grade : Alexander Duhe
Josepha Brady
Norma Hymel
Concetta Portera
Louis A. aftin
Erb Champagne
Alma HynSel
9th Grade Clara Faucheux
Ulysses Keller
Rosie Portera :,
Taft Triche
Louis Durapeau
Edith Baudouin
7th Grade Nelson Keller
UrHn Tregre
Edgar Falgout
Minerva Martin
j. b. .artin, Jr !.
9th Grade Lillian Duhe
Edna Haydel
Killona School
+; 3rd Grade Edme nd Leusteau
Had lsnusteau
| May Hymel
AnnaBelle Landeche
9TH Grade Aiine PORTER
| G ra Aisne
| Louise Haydel
Boutte School
! 2ni Grade Hannah Ford
! continued on last page
The St. Charles herald., 1921-04-23
WEDDING

Mr. Denis st Pierre and Miss
Odette Bossier were married Tues
at Edgsrl. MIR and rsSt Pierre
will make Hahnsille their home
Tuesday at Bay st Louis Mr..
g Troxlar and Miss Edna Troxler
were united into the bonds Of ma
trimony.
The Herald extends them its
best wishes Of success.
Among those who attended the
Troxier Troxler nuptial at Bay
St Louis were Miss Mabel Trox-
Ter, Jno Troxler, w Faucheux and
Aubert Champagne
The St. Charles herald., 1921-04-23
BASEBALL

Last Sunday the Mex Pet Of
pestrenan received their second
oeIeat " the nands OF the uou~
ma boys.
Norco defeated the famous O.
rioIes of New Orleans. Buddy
Sohexnayder pitched for the
Norcos
The St. Charles herald., 1921-04-23


together Win al .ne Da'''
lngs and Improvements thereon.
Terms and conditions cash OH the spo
r,.,
One'hi' o'' >"@'' " '
:
SUCCESSION .
George Lorio
the late George Lorio deceased inter-
staee.
Notice is hereby g'vensto all whom it
may concern % SHOW eaus. M.n -
Fernandez, petitioner, should not be grant
By order of theCourt
ppv,s oRErcr :,
-, az. ,o,,
(SEAL) /. T. Bandouin
Clerk
------
s,,,oree,o>,
e
1
The St. Charles herald., 1921-04-23
SUCCESSION
of
Joaquin Cfespo
No. 66s
2sth. Judicial I1iatriet const
Parish Of st. Charles.
State Of Louisiana.


Notice Is hereby given to The credit
ors 81 this estate and 70 all other pe~sosss
herein interested to show cause withia
ten days from The present notification
fif any theS have or CAM. why the ses-
en(h ard fipa, account presented ny Sid
ney cfesp0, Testan,entary Rxecutor
shopld not b hosnologated and approv-
I'd. aud the funds dissFihuted IN accor.
dance herewith.
By order Of he confts
CLERKS 0rFIcR,
PARISH or 81. cHARLAa.
April lSth.. 1921.
I. I. Raudouin {seall
Clerk
The St. Charles herald., 1921-04-23

Dry and below by that of Mrs Ovid'
Champagne together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon.
Terms and conditions cash OIL the spo.
Leon e. Vial
Sheriff, St. Charles Parish La.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17
EDUCATION IS STRESSED
Oklahoma Mcihcdist Urges support
Or S35 600 400 SuppOrt Dive,

a large share of tho space IN the
latest edition of The Oklahoma
Methodist" the organ Of tho east
and west Oklahoma conferences of
the NJ. u. church. south published
weekly in this city, is given to the
Christian education movement OF
the denomination. The issue con
tains articles on the objcctives of the
movement by national directors and
the frontispiece consists OF a repro
duction OF message from all the
bishops of the church in regard 10
the mo,Gmei q.
In the program OF the Christian
education movement and the goal Of
$35.000,000 provision has been made
for the financial needs OF all the
dcnominatiosal institutions Of learn
ing. including Oklahoma Central
university to he located hero. The
way in which Tulsa district will con.
duct the campaign within it's bor-
ders. Tulsa county and part of Creek
and Muskogee counties. will be de-
cided at meeting of district Of
ficers and minister's at O'Clock
Monday afternoon in Boston Avenue
NJ. f.. church.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17
GOOD SAMARITAN
SUFFERS REMORSE
Young Boy Stings Hand
of Man Who Tried to
Benefit Him

Earl Colwell. manager 81, ~.
Second street end Detroit ,vo,,,
filling stating OF tho Ch,rle. q
Noble or & Gas Co., is or tho Go.,
Samaritan stuff as result ~ a.
enxpensiue experience he had sun.
day afternoon.
That 10 orning n young io, =.
parently is years old. apno3red =,
the station and asked for iob
Having no work for tho lad. Colxon
telephoned to several Ngrocc-s anS
merchants that he knew and WAS ss
sured that n Job would be found ~,
the boy ON Monday.
About = p. m. the boy rrtnrnas
to the station while ColwCU va,
waiting on IA patron. while engaged
he heard che cash register iu the ~.
flee ring and before he could eni,r
the office the boy ran out NJ tb,'
place and down the street. Colwer
found the cash register opcu,and
quantity uf S. and $40 bills which
he estimates AT 500, missing.
Colwell made an effort t1 chase
tho boy. but the youngstcr disap.
peared down an al,cy. Tho police
took up tho search but without sue.
cess.