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New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

"It may be pre-
dicted with a great
deal of confidence
that this play will
c n ] @ y a large
measure Of public
success--and it may
be said to deserve
it,"
Post
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08
Vaudeville

pALACE--yan and schenck, Jane and
Katherine Lee, Sophie Tucker, second
week; Vincent Lopez ind his Penn
sylvania Orchestra, Johnny Burke,
Jane Connolly and Players, Williams
and Taylor, -Four Readings and siegel
and irving.
CENTRALJoscph NJ. Gaitcs's "Gimmo
A Thrill Gardiner Trio, Felicia
Sorel and Scnia Gluck, Cons Barnes.
Byron and Iangdon, Tip-Top -Four,
Manic and Dc Fays, Max and Morit,
chimpanzeea, in American debut.
RIvERSlDE--van and Schenck, Kitty
Doner with Sister Rose and Brother
Ted. Harry Burns, Claude and Mari
on, james Thornton, others.
CoLONIAL--vinccnt Lopez and his
Pennsylvania Orchestra, NIFTY and
Tillio, Lydell and Macy, Jimmy Lu-
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

in the ground and then paint them
white, SO that you can tell how far
you coaet?"
''That's one of.the high lights in the
picture
s1s it nearly fnishedga
'sIt is not. We had such bad weather
in England that we could hardly work
at ALL
"That's England for you. You should
have done 1t here. suppose you were
delighted to be in your own home town,
though.
II should have been, but we were not
in London. We were out In the coun-
try, in the mud, all the time. Ann For
rest saved my life. She's playing Lady
Tybar, you know
"And who is going to be your wife
Fannie or Clara or Helen or whatever
her name was in the story?"
Don't know. Haven't come to her
yet. we probably shan't for some
time
"But you've been working on the pic
ture for SO long!n
eyes, but this is going to be a good
picture. Wait till you see it..D
And we raised our coffee cup and sx-
claimed, 'The day."
Sol Lesser has bought up all of the
old prints Of "Oliver Twist" which were
made few years ago by the Famous
Players, with Marie Doro in the title
role. 1t is said that this cost him $780,
600, but it was necessary as a precau-
tion against the possibility Of revival
OF the old Alm as soon as the new pic
ture which Jackie Coogan has Just
finished Was released. This Is q ShinY
which often happens, and Douglas Fasy-
banks has ssfeguarded his new "Robin
Hood production by making his name
q part Of the title of the picture.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08
The Strangers, gan,,..,

Word has been recejvsd !.
west coast studios that s. IS J
graphy y finished on Marshall ne. ss''
The Strangers Banqucsv por,,ss s'.''
days Of camera work were necss.s.s' IS
complete this newest Neilas 60, 80
The east Of "The straaessss = :
quet' includes Hobard k.s. g
Claire Windsor, Roekelise ps,,'' 49,
Thomas Holding, Nigel Barric y w
Boardman, Eugene Bossexfa 'ss'' j
Sterling, Claude Giliingpatsr. S. S
Holmes, Cyril Chadwick, srtss, s,,'' !
and Philo Mccullough. ~
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

/" La Tendresse' is
an undoubted suc-
cess and wherever
it is played it will
jam the theatres TO
capacity Journal
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

and company, Cradde.ak and q
others. "A Woman's Woman. $ !, -
half: Burns and Wi,san E @
MeDonaids, Others. 4Doser,ea .as'' 81
Altar Second half: prssss.''s9a ~ Y Y
Kiaess, -Four YIlcrns. o.ba. 9aasf 3 y q
lock HolInes.', sas
New-York tribune., 1922-10-08

"And does High Jinks drive the peg.
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COLLINSNIIII-

Mrs. Nora Farmer went 20 Tulsa Tue,.
aay TO VISIT her son Clifford ana his wife
Mrs u. u. Bates and Miss Tuiv Es-
w,srds OF Ramona were visiting IN this
Jim Thomas went 10 Henryetta Non.
DAY whore he viii supcrintend the CON-
struction ~ a warehouse.
Mrs. German, who was struck BY car
Iast saturday, II reported as getting along
as wen as could be expected.
Ihe dance given Friday nlght nt the
EDDIE. Eg naii 1rcS Was enjoyed by a large crowd
charlie Howard. who has had quIts a
h,t OF trouble with his arm since he got IL
0'S5a @T, polsonSa, Es1 is & able to be w again.
,olicNNllle, kan, whore she will look after
business ana visit old friends for few
Mr.. Godlupp Of nartlesyilie and Mr..
burlesono and Mr.. White of Texas were
mere Saturday looking after some pAs-
turing In the Dirrlckson tanch.
The operetta, Miss cherry blossom, ."
was held at the Liberty theater Thursday
| evening. large crowd attended and IL
was said that IL was one Of tine hest ever
held IN Collinsyllle. II is a Japanese scene
school students
The kid Party held at the Christian
church Friday evening by tho Christian
Endeavor was decided success over n
hundred ~ people were present all dressed
! IN appropriate costumes. a neat little sum
was also cleared by the EndeaVor which
goes toward library
MISS Nora Olmstead has been compelled
/ TO give up her position In tho home eco
| tomlcs department OF the Collirsville high
school on account OF recent nervous
breakdown from which she has not fully
| recovered. She has been at the head of
| this department for several years nnd will
/ be greatly missed. Miss Viola Godsoy will
take her place and will be assisted by
| Mrs bartlett.
! An event Of unusual interest was The
| Family Night" social at the Methodist
been planned by Mrs. Il. II. Buchanon
! chairman OF the young peoples work com.
| mittee. and her efficient helpers Mrs
| Lloyd Durand and the Misses Alice OakHon
! and Viola swain Five tables. representing
| the north pole. Ireland. Holland, Japan,
! gnd Uncle Sam, were presided over by the
/ crowned queen and where splendid and
lHubstnntIal suppera were served. After tho
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itlation at TIsa on Friday Of next week.
The list OF girls eligible at present TO at
tond the affair are Elsie Fauil. Elizabeth
Talbot Nolgwyn oliver. Pauline Ander-
Worth S2S M'is sen Bs N,HSsa RSs nS.rSss MSnss
Genevieye Mains, myrtle KeSton Alice
shaw. Gustava Baker. Marjorie Hunter.
zeta Rich, Betty Mcbride. Edna Laws.
Mildred Brown, Iva white, stella Me-
Guire. Gola Esslinger. Edith Gray Maxine
Morrow and Katherine Ross
An affair furnishing much pleasure
20 large company Of guests was the
party given Friday evening by Mr. and
Mrs r. NJ, Anderson at their home In the
and exciting contests provided amusement
plenty for the guests throughout the
evening with delicious refreshments as n
final pleasure. Those present were Mesars.
Wetcrfield. Fltz Hurd J, E. kennard,
Charles Gilbert, s. y. Hutton, y. L. Lam
caster, Sam Wilson, Roy Paul. Jack Roby
II. W. Rodgers. Paul Hurd. Mesdames
Robert Schoeffler, Ed Glenn, MesHrs. Ed
McAnnsly CLARK Holly and Robert PAUL.
The sophomores Of the Broken Arrow
high school enjoyed a real spring outing
Friday evening of last week, going 70 the
Evans coal bank on Friday evening for a
"weiner roast" Lunch and games around
a bonfire wero enjoyed by the following
Misses Ruby Hudson Lucille Brewer, Dawn
simmons, Maxine Williams, Anna May
Heckenli,yely Lois Franklin, Bsrnlce grI,!
Melvin Parr. Harold Bungenstock. and
Don Smith. Special invited guests IN
cuded Thelma Wells, Laura Rutherford,
Elizabeth Talbot Clarence Drew, Paul
Bynum. Donald Lewis. clyde Pike, Paul
ter oliver Archie Pennington, Gerald
Hudson and Joe Meas.
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urday evening when she entertained a few
friends Informally I'm the home Of MIR.
and Mrs. W. j. Williams Cards and
dancing were enioyed, A. ., =, ~.
entertained Ht hridEe IN compliment TO tho
birthday Anniversary ~ Mr.. Trrney High
ruorca were made by Mrs. CiNdo BAKER
and Franz copeland.
from q several days stay in st. Louis.
Nj. and Mis-. Harry Levpu ~ Wichita.
Kan, are tho Aucats ~ their parents, At.
and Mrs. u, N. Lyyau.
Mrs. W. y Uuckina was hostess to the
Thursday Luncheon club this week, when
llride Mrs Joe King and her sister,
Mrs. Norman Smith of rawhuska.
Miss Elizabeth tulhurn entertained the
younger oct with an Informal dancing
school friends we're guests aud came
dressed in 'klddlr' costumes.
on Monday evening over leS guests
called ~ the reception given IN tho Y.
elected board momhciH TO the public,
Music was enjoyed during the hours
Mrs. 3d. g.. hrors wuH r. hustcHa " Thurs
day " hen she entertained at Hotel Park
uf her niece, Mrs walter a. Golden, of
Butler. Pa There wcta eleven guests
ON Wednesday evening" the sixteenth
birthday Anniversary ~ hor daughter 0H-
nellie, Mrs ~. e. Cook invited iu 60 cole
hrhtr tho occasion school friends ut tn-
ncllc. The evening wUH sycnt ln dancing
Mrs, -. A. NadouU entertained with
luncheon bridge of charming appoint
wcnta uu Thursday afternoon In honur
ur Mra Hunter Montgomery. Mrs. v, T.
Dew ana Mrs. w. G. Mcintosh all Of
Nr and Mrs John X tyte entertained
Informally uu Wednesday evening In
honor of thcIr guests. Mrs. John ShHkoly.
Mrr STANDBY i'islyy Mt7. Nruro Mar
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will spend several DAYS with her daughter
before returning 60 Miami
Mrs W. u. Masy entertained the WI
lard sunday school class % the First
Methodist church wednesday afternoon.
with Mrs. J. n. Rentz assisting hostess.
The afternoon was spent IN contest ana
social good time. Llght refreshmonts we're
served by the hostess to the class members
and their guest.
The literary department ot the Miami
Music club met Monday afternoon in the
parlors ot the Mlami hotel and enjoyed
an interesting paper on tho lie Of ruc-
clint and the study OF his story, "rhe
Girl Of the Golden West" The club en-
ioyed the solos sung by Mrs. John Lofty.
selected from puccini
At meeting OF tho Miami branch of
the Red Cross Wednesday. Miss Catherine
Monroe ana Miss Agnes Drummond were
both present ana with their help and al.
vice the branch completed its organlsa-
tion. After discussing tho various plans OF
work they decided unanimously TO enter
upon program Of extended home service
work. carrying out the program In oounec
uon with Misa Drummonds work and
under her direction and guidance
Mrs. ]. n Liahtfoot ana little son Wal
Yer, accompanied by the Misses Helen and
Dorothy Mason, Will leave on the after
noon train Monday for Tulsa, where they
20 On delegates 10 the Sunday school state
convention which Conyones there March
~. MT. ana Mrs. Harry plummer will
JON them Tuesday as delegates. also 10
represent the Presbyterian Sunday school.
Mrs. Rose Turner departed SATURDAY Tor
her home In Mt. Vernon. Mo, after a thort
visit in the home OF Dr. and Mrs. A. Al,
Payne. ~ N
Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell. who has spont
me winter with her daughters family.
MT and Mrs. Talbort Taylor Of the I,or.
fslne apartments, departed the first VI
ne week for Kansas city. where she viii
De Joined by her son and together thrv
VIII return to their home in IJcklnes 40
Miss Irene DowlinR Of Groenvuie. Texaa
arrived the first Of tho week from okla.
hoi's CITY where sho was tho guest I'm
the home OF her brother, Forcst II. pow
.ins ana Will visit her sister, Mrs. &. A.
MSl.eIland for an indefinite time
Ihe members OF tho w G.. r. y. ma,
wednesday afternoon at tho home of Nrs
~ a. hleinatoiber After a short interast.
lnE program, plans were perfected Tor tbe
county group meeting which will he bolt
mere Iuesdny March rs. Nowata. DoIawarc
ahn ottawa. counties Will meet FOR an ali.
gay session. Mrs. Josephine nuhI OF Tuiga
STATE w G, 7. u. president, viii be preaept
a,so Mrs Abbie Hiilerman OF sapuIp,
Ars. buhl Will have charge ~ the dav
heeting and will give lecture In tle
evening. The ladies Of tho Kuresn rtrsls
OF the First Christian church will serve
g y, banquet In tho evening to tho W. g
l. u ladies' and their friends
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~ Tulsa. ulgh acoro favors IN tho gams
honor guests receiving lovely rcmcn-
branccs.
Forty.fve guests were IN attendance az
tho luncheon on Monday. ladies day At
tho Country club. when Mfs. G.. T. Me-
Mahon and Mrs. ". ~. n. Cook presided.
Tavors In tho Eamo ~ bridge in tho nf-
ternoon went 10 Mrs, q. NJ. Swift Mrs Ray
gtcbhina nf Tulsa, and Mrs Walter
liavctcbmp Of Muscntlne. Iowa.
Mrs. a. h. Guthrie entertained tho i9.t
bridge club on Thurgday afternoon. Ftvnrs
I'm tho game went 60 Mrs. Robert MlnA
and Mrs g. n. Reno. tho latter guest.
other guests than club mcmbcrH were
Mrs, c. n. RENO Mrs Gillette I'M, Ma
F j. Fleming, Mrs Harland Carter. Mrs.
Roy Hookcnsmith aud Miss Bcrnlco Lar-
ON Thursday afternoon Mrs, J, .. shret
entertained members ~ tho Thuts1ay
Luncheon club, with other FuoHta Mr'.
III smith. Mrs. David Sohuck, Nra o.. R.
Tibbets. Mrs If .. UrmmicN Mrs saTHh
ghellhousc and Mrs. frgd Hickman. HIEh
pcorc In tho game was made by Mrs.
Fred Touauy. guest prize goinE 20 Mrs.
David Schuck
Rusarli Kiubicy. son Of y. w. KImb'cV
wna united I'm marriage 90 Miss Jeanne
poIoc of Snpuipn on Thursd1v in tho
FIrat ptoHbyterluu church boo SHpuIpa. ~.
Klmblcy was accompanied by his mOthc.
Mrs Neuie ". Klmbiey aud also Miss
sylvia Jones ana Lcwis Kirkpatrick. tH'
two latter attendants. Mr. Hnd Mrs.
Kimbloy viii reside m oKmulgce.
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MIAMI.

Attorney Dick ia spending the week IN
Arkansas on business.
W. r. Mcintyre OF Tulsa Is Visiting his
family a few days this week.
Bill Harmed has returned from Parsons,
Kan, where he visited several days with
friends.
Mrs. Lee Hutchinson has gone TO ste
yensport Ky. TO visit her mother, who
is seriously ~,
Miss Anna Harding visited a few DAYS
with her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. J. V.
Harding Of Alton.
d. II. Cotton who has been in Kansas
City tho past week on busirtess. returned to
his home Friday
Mrs II. r. Acklcy has been called 60
Joplin by tho serious illness OF a relative
Her stay will be indefinite
G. y. Dawson left tho first OF the week
for Kansas city, whero he will spend
several days on business.
hr. and Mrs. W o. Crallo and children
are visiting relatives and friends IN okla
hona city a few days this week.
Miss Blanche Weeks has returned 10 her
home IN Garfield, Ark, after n six weeks
visit with her uncle, O. w. Weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles pnnell is visit.
Ing this week In Tulsa with her daughter
and her husband. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. II.
Brents.
Lfr. and Mrs. George Roland have re-
turned to their home IN Oklahoma city
after alweeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
+. ]. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reinmiller and little
son. John Russell visited a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Burns, parents of
Mrs. Reinmiller
Mrs. V. L. Krucker was called 20 Kan
sas city Sunday afternoon on receiving
a wire that her father was seriously III
| in a hospital there.
| Mrs. W. A, Bundy who has been III
/ for the past five weeks. n gradually i'm
| proving, and n no complication sets in
| she Will be up soon.
Mrs. f. NJ. Conner has Just returned
/ from weeks stay In Cherokee, Kan.
/ where she was with her daughter who
was ~ with pneumonia.
Mrs. y. NJ Tanner has returned TO her
| homo In Mnskogee after a weeks visit
with her friends, Mrs. w. l. Barnes and
| Mrs. Elizabeth shelton,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Coghli have been
/ entertaining this week Mrs. C."E. Sharon
/ and daughter Harriet OF Minneapolis
/ Mimi, sister OF Mrs. CoRhil.
Miss Creva Sellers OF Shamrock. STONED
over for short visit with Miss Mabel
| Mode before going on TO California for ar
| extended visit with friends
Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Schwarz Of the
! Iidwell apartments are enjoying a visit
! from their brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Schwarz OF Edwardsvile. III.
Robert Mason. formerly connected with
the county treasurer's office here and who
has been practlcing law in Emlnence, Mo.
visited Miami friends during the pas
! week.
The members Of the p. r. o. chapte
were delightfully."- entertained Nednesda,
at the home Of Mrs. L. y, Brooks Tn,
club enjoyed a very interesting study o.
! THE Industrial Life OF Alaska"
Mrs q. w. Moothart and her mother
Mrs Mary Coleman, visited the past week
/ with Mrs. Mootharts sister Mrs l.. NJ
! Stone At Baxter Springs. Mrs Coleman
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nROIxEN ARROW.

hhoNl4N hhhOMs
ny >; u Greene spent the day wednes-
gay Win friends In Muskogee.
WIZ King is home from a several
@ipoths, sli .a absence spent in the California
Mrs, Buel Humphrey Of sperry spent the
yy'thS'end with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Mr. Joseph Lehman OF opelousas. La.
ssnlh ss lhe guest OF John Anderson and
Smly over sunday.
Miss l.lsn snider Of Tulsa was the
ss sI ot Broken Arrow friends several
Ne,a ehIlf m the week
~ J. q Ellis OF weleetka II here for
eW weeks visit to his daughter, Mrs.
~ heWey, and Mr.. Remey.
~ Hnl Mrs. Phocian Lewis OF Beggs
s,,s Weekend guests OF Mrs. Lewis par
~, DIT. and Mrs Wnl King.
@'s' '. %, Cochran Of HAYS, Kan, was
KY guest ~ her sister. Mrs. Mike Nc
"Ipans during the past week.
n'oL Robert y. Downing OF Wan spent
ea s Neek end in Broken Arrow on a
"mnln2d business ana pleasure trip.
NJ ROBERT Bridgeman OF PoteAu was
NWp'h,r. tgo late Or. n. s. Brdgeman.
IA IN. uLau who is spending his time
s,ttos beggs OIL fields. motored over sat.
NN,ly Tor the Weekend with his family.
Lsa tL'e Warden left Tuesday night
nsr nome at Galena, Kan, where she
Vsu'i by the illness Of her mother.
lsf, eN,llh, accompanied by his mother,
Ky. sunday for Fort Scott. Kan, where
I've. N 'HN'~ - 80
Arr W. Lancaster spent several days
dsuste lhe week IN Tulsa, the guest OF her
isgsN'eN Mrs. Robert Laws, and Mr..
c.srs MS " /. Sanders left sunday for
hy fb' n'e kan, wherA she was called
Jameson ~ N"Nh"'eF N''' A''N
Ata9d u,d Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs. A.
n,,nunhIe left Monday overland for
islstiyyoo.a a'e Ark. for few days visit to
~" Maline Hatch. public health nurse.
.n,ktnere from Tulsa during the week
u s .eI Ler regular Inspection OF the pub
pnS1a1 Dorothy Barth OF the Okmulgee
hoi4es sohool faculty spent the weekend
u ys with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
srtsna.J j. ~ Isbell has returned from an
nto so1ourn at Dallas, Texas, and
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Commissioner Mayfield and family were
Grove visitors Saturday.
NJ and Mrs. II. l.. Marshall OF jay
were Grove visitors Monday.
G. V. Aderhold ana ramlty motored TO
The new town Of Klnnoke Sunday
Mrs T. T. Rogers Is yet critically III.
Az OF her children are attending her
bedside
W. c Hicks and wife. who are now
LIVING on a farm on spavinaw, were
Grove visitors.
j. Bales smith and wife and Charles
Burns and wife, residing south, were
Grove visitors Saturday.
Mt. and Mrs. a. @. Couch. citizens
ot Delaware county residing near Alton.
were Grove visitors Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dow PhenlK. residing
s9nth ot Grove. were guests Of friends and
relatives on Cowsln prairie Sunday.
Y Mke Mount and family were called
y TIM city No, Saturday morning,
og,1g 20 the death OF his grandmother
The Missionary society OF the Metho-
dht church will give masked box sup
psT In Gibson hall on the night of March
W +. Durrls returned 10 Grove a few
gss ago accompanied by his wife, who
nas been il, from Decatur. Ark, They
nay locate here later. Mrs. Burris Is
somewhat improved.
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Mr.. and Mrs IA Freeman aud daughter
we're shopping ln Alton Tuesiay.
Mrs FttuNs MARROW ~ Turtuv Ford
had business In Falkland Wednesday ~.
tcIuouu.
Mrr 4. =. Campbell recently Hpc1t few
DAYS In Vinitn shopping and visiting
relatives.
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HENRIETTA.

v-,. H. s. Edwards wss hostess 70 the
at.rs OF the Silver ThimblG- club and
~. ,sllowing guests Tuesday afternoon
,n,,s.ssmes John Gano y. +. woodson, Har-
"a Nenardl. Richard Martin. w r. VII
glfafavette Ind. A delicious plate lunch
as served at the close OF the after
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supper and social fellowship, as good =
home talent program was listened TO as
one scarcely ever hears.
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OESERTION BAR
LIFTED AT LAST
,.cused Had Volunteered
a,,TWJi q Marine Corps When
J" Called to Report

s.,l,i, g ., WELL, April 11.-Forrest
D,snsop, q resident Of Grant coun'
Z C'vHD- .oo,ntlv been notified that
" pS, s,rsss Of deserting during the
Y. had been dismissed
W a,,.i. " rather a peculiar case. For
.H,. ms. issued a delinquent order
~ a...,Inr him TO report 10 the ad-
',. .., general Of the state for mill
~ duty not later than March 2S'
W. put Forrest failed to report.
i,'I !, t,d A more important matter
~ - at that time. one OF the
oA ~ no.. for his not reporting was
ftasono bad some months before he
ifa. ~. 80 Issued, volunteered In the
c'a,l states marine corps, and
Jnl.ut ,tis time he was so busy that
W nv vot have time to take n day
BE- ulr urrd 90 to oklahoma city TO
OF a' For some reason the war
IlpOl-..,,,,t never found out that he
tela. ..-iistcd I'm the service and an
nv ll.ssr order was issued and the name
% 2, Forrest {. Johnson was auded 10
Nj ~ county dcserters.
St,,'o oriy required five years for the
Ccis TO become known TO the
fea.. ea..,s.,rsnt. and now comes another
dei Eating that IN view of the fact
off.' orc. Lobpson was at the time the de-
,0,, VA. ~ order was issued serving
lnquu,S,,,fry as a volunteer, he could
hs 49, ~ a. regarded as a desertcr,
hlal' ls No name IS ordered stricken
f.6m the II-..
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PHILLIPS MEN ARE INSURED
Big OIL Producing Company Gets
Policies for All EmplOyCs.

Special To- The World.
BARTLESVILLE, April 1.-THE
Phillips Petroleum company with
headquarters I'm Bartlesvillo has TAX
on out special disability and rtc In
surauco for its employees. The first
policies we're written April /.
The maximum amount OF insur-
auco an cmployc can get under this
plan rs $4,000 which IS taken out
for all employees who have worked
FOR the company four years. After
q man or woman has worked FOR the
company for six months policy
for $500 is taken out by the COM
panv for the cmployc, Each sue
ceeding six months an additional
$500 policy is taken out for tho
cmploye until tho amount OF tie
policy totals $4,000.
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Killed in Tornado Wreck.

FREDEBlCK-Mrs. Joe Herring
was killed and her husband severe
~ injured when a tornado struck
their farm five miles southwest OF
Frederick, Monday morning. Their
home was destroyed and a number
Of buildings blown down. Con-
solidated schools Nos. . and near
here were damaged by tho storm.
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WEWOkN, NprIl ll--HTd4 arc bo-
ing advertised for the building uf
"a settling basin aud other water im-
provCmcuts for thD town. Pumps
have been ordered and 10 Is hut a
short time now until WcWuka viii
havo a sufficicucv Of water thing
that is absolutely necessary 10 the
progress and uphuildiur Of n town.
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BABTLESVILLE -- The business
section Of Dewey, four miles north
Of here, was threatened with de-
struction Monday afternoon when q
paint shop was destroyed by fire.
The high winds forced tho flames
toward several important business
blocks and strenuous efforts of
firemen and citizens were required to
control the fire.
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skintook wants Spn,lnnw Wntcr.

SEGATOOK-Moycmcnt is on foot
here, 40 SpCrry and at Turloy. to
connect with the SpaViuaw creek
water project now being constructed
hv Tulsa Tho main will pass
within five miles Of Skiatook. The
towns present water supply comes
from Bird creek. but is not COM
sidcrod safe for drinking.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12
CAV Stunts for NAV I1cstI,nI

CLlNTON-Street dancing by chill
dren, paradcs of elaborate floats aud
other gay attractions are being
planned for the May day celebration
here for two days. May I and q.
Each business house is preparing
some stunt for the occasion Tho
chamber OF commerce and tho
American Legion are promoting The
spectacular event.