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The New York herald., 1922-08-29
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN wants parlor. separate en-
trance. in small apartment; West Side, be-
low 65th ST; state full particulars. terms.
1910 broadway. Box sol. Arcade.
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WILL receive offers for q pair OF young
moose "a mal- and female) about two
months old and In good healthy condition
and quite tame. rocco ROTONDO. Hoyis
r. o., Ont.
OFFER famous South Carolina Honey Dew
cantaloupes at 81 per crate. Cash with
order. The Grocery Shop, Blackbille. 8. Q.
PIANO: willing TO sacrifice $500 mahogany
piano for $500 on account OF leaving city.
& COS HERALD. $50 broadway.
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ONLY $4,000.

Best house at price In LARCHMoNT:
nearly new; stucco, well built; large rooms,
bath. garage: lovely shaded plot.
OLCOTT & EGGER.
81 r.. 42d St, N. " Tel. Murray Hill 1925.
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Above seth st.-5th Av. to North River.
Washington Heights, Above I25th Sc.
West Of 8th Av.

A CHOICE PLOT FOR TAxPAYERs-Sur
rounded by large elevator apartments and
tenements, situated on the westerly side OF
Convent avenue "a feet north 10th street :
size 54xi32x57x125; ideal for stores, bakery.
public market. &&c: price sa2. 600: subject
first mortgage $4,000. 8et only 5000 ca sh !:
balance equity subordlnation TO building loan
or sacrifice for cash: submit proposition to
Estates of Post Academy. Inc, the Pearl
House, Parksville. Sullivan county, ". Y.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CUSfIMAN WAKEFIELD. INC.
so Eas. 42d ct. Tel Murray Hin 1920
DOUGLAS L. ELLIMAN co
Is East 49th St. Plaza 5000
MANAGEMENT A SPECIALITY.
RYAN CO.. f42 West 125th.
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FOR RENT for fall months well as win
ter IL wanted very desirable cottage, fully
furnished and provided for housekeeping; or
meals can be had at the Inn which Is close
by. this cottage Is at the head of Upper
Saranac Lake and has a stable with room
for three cars there is also boat house
with two guide boats. Address owner,
THOMAS BLAGDEN. Upper Saranac, N. Y.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

Above 59th St.-5th iv. to East River.
A IS foot store. Madison av., between 59th
and Goth ST.. $4,000 f. T. BARRY CO..
646 Madison av.
LOFTS. 1900 So. IT,: all or part: steam
heated and l0-horsepower supplied. Apply
on premises. JOHN BULL, 105 T.. 1asth st.
746 Lexington av., opposite Bloomingdales,
parlor floor store. suitable for dentist,
dressmaker, tailor office. w. ". CROSS,
East 46th st. Vanderbilt 0031.
Above 59th St.--5th Av. to North River.
STORE to rent, exclusive location; ready
for occupancy October /. 81 w. 18th. Supt.
premises.
STORE for rent or sale; year lease. GAR
DEN. 902 Columbus av.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

For one week only we will
offer this IL room House at Chappaqua for
$12 800; steam heat, electric light: one acre
plot with plenty shade trees; wonderful view.
BURKE STONE. INC.
al East 42d. Vanderbilt S91S.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.
ALLERTON HOUSE FOR MEN.
The rates In the newest OF the Allerton
group, IL story fireproof building, just
completed. containing apartment, club con.
yeniences. from $3.50 TO $3.50 per week
for permanent residents only. 143 East seth
ST.. 45 East 55th st.
39TH, 20 EAST OWNER
offers attractive rooms. breakfasts. eleva-
tor references.
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New York state-sals or Let.

ADIRONDACK MOUNTAIN lodge on beauti-
full lake; all improvements: highly re-
stricted section 800 IT, elevation; boating,
hunting, fishing, tennis, golf; bargain: easy
terms. Suite 40s. II e. 42d st. NJ. II. $40.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29

Queens--snfe or Let.
BARGAIN - Southern exposure, jamaica
North Side, convenient all transit: suitable
large family 8 rooms. all improvements:
price sl3.5o0. cash $1,000, balance mort
gage; plot 40x100. LIGHT a ABRAHANfS,
363 Fulton st., jamaica. Phone jamaica
0007 and 0447.
DOUGLAS MANOR, DoUGLAsoN, Il. /.
Beautiful residence on waterfront. property
f00xl07, tile baths, hardwood trim through
out. parquet floors. large sun parlor. all
improvements; garage, largo trees. DIR.
JOHNSON, Shore Drive, Douglas Manor.
Douglason, l.. !.
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Miscellaneous.

LIMITED number preferred 10 per cent
shares for sale in reliable Industrial ocn-
cern; capital absolutely guaranteed against
loss. STOCK, Cathedral Plaza, Tooth st.
NEW YORK = incorporate = DELAWARE.
WALSH. Atty, ITO w. 40th st. bryant 70e5.
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Bronx-Sale or Ler.
Queens-saic or Let.

DoUGLAs-GITTELL, REAL ESTATE,
West Fordham road. Bronx.
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n Furnished.
Above 59th St.--5th Av. to North River.

10TH ST., 107 w.-Handsomely furnishes
apartment TO sublet. Schuyler 5125.
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APARTMENTS Let.
Furnished.
Above I4th st. to 58th st. Unclusive).

59TH 63 East (Manhasset Apartment HoteD
Three large rooms, elevator. telephone
maid service; reasonable rent: lease also
unfurnished.
The New York herald., 1922-08-29

REFINED lady, own home, wants one or
two children board permanently: mothers
care: s2H month: references. WILSON, 8
LafaYette ct. Milford. Conn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
u. S. TAKING CARE
OF NEEDY KIDS
Many Local Boards Found
to BE Actively Help
ing Handicapped

WASHINGTON. -- The most te.
cont administrative advances IN the
local care of dependent. defective
and delinquent children are de-
scrlhcd In a report lust issued by
the United Sintos department ol
labor through the childrcuH bureau,
entitled County Organization FOR
Child Care and Protection"
County organization concerned
mainly with the care ~ dependent
children Is found In Ohio, Arizona.
Indiana and New York
Administration of care for the
neglected. handicapped or dolin-
qucnt children by local boards of
citizens. employing trained worker.
and aided by state boards. r., nc
cordlng to tho reports. the plan
which IL gaining approval in n con
stantiy Increasing number ~ states.
within recent years laws rcquir
ing or permitting some form OF
county welfare organization OF
broad scope have been passed iu
Arknnaas, Minnesota. Missouri
North Carolina aud virginia. whiir
individual counties, private agon-
cics or state boards In Alabama.
California, Florida. New Jersey.
PennsylvoniR ana South Carolina
are working out similar plans
without special Legislative action.
In the past, according 60 tho re-
port, the development OF preventive
and constructive activities for chill
dren In rural sections usually de-
pended on tho willingness OF some
private individual or group to as
sumo the financial obligation, but
today county commissioners in
many states are finding Il sound
economy 10 mike m Rnnrnnrlnilnn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
.PROWLER CUTS
GIRLS TRESSES
County Protests Appeal
of Hawkins for the
Murder Of Cop

MIAMI oct. 6.--John Taylor. n
farmer. reported TO county authori-
ties that a night prowler had forced
open a screen In the window OF his
home and shipped off the curls from
the head OF his 16-year-old .daugh-
ter, Juanita. while she slept. lie
asked aid OF the officers IN securing
bloodhounds to trace tho mlscreant
but gave up the search when he
learned that bloodhounds were not
TO be secured here. Part OF the
girls tresses were found in the yard
near the house. Taylor said he
could not understand why anyone
should commit such an act. SO far
as he knew. he said, neither he nor
his daughter had an enemy who
would take this method OF revenge.
Prisoner Asks New Trial.
County Attorney Ollie +. Mason
returned today from Oklahoma City
whore he appeared In response to
notice that an appeal would be taken
In the case Of william Hawkins, now
serving a life sentence for the muir
der OF o. Il. Vanderpool, a Joplin
detective who was killed June /,
1920, in a revolver battle near here.
y. A. Chandler, wholesale grocer,
and J. J. Lynch. alleged sugar BAN
dit, were also killed. Mason said he
would oppose the request for new
trial Briefs were filed, The case
viii be argued later.
Mrs. Liddie Record. by her mother
as best friend. has filed suit in the
Ottawa district court against the
White Mining company for $4,000
on account OF tho death of her hus-
band, Monroe Record. n miner OF
Picher who was killed when his
pick came IN contact with an unex-
plodod charge OF dynamite. The ac-
cident occurred August 16. Besides
his widow, II years old, Record IS
survived by an infant son.
County Attorney Mason has re-
ceived from an attorney for S. +.
Mclean, a Picher man convicted of
adultery and sentenced to serve two
years and one-half in the state
prison, a request that the prosecutor
Join in a recommendation for Glenn
ency for the convicted man. Mason
said he would oppose a pardon for
Mclean.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
ar tzo Movement Launched Capital of Creek County De1vop

for This purpose. The recent rapid
gruWth ot county welfare work has
come about largely AH q result of
tho development of statewide plans.
but local organization ts usually put
Into cftcct only after tho county has
Indicated desire FOR H. "rhere
can ho no welfare department uu-
less the supervisors are ready TO
have &c." says tho secretary ~ the
California state honrd ~ chnritcH
ana corrections. while the director
of tho Minnesota chilltcu's bureau
declares that it has not boon uoces-
snry to stimulate the local COM
wunities in this regard, since thcv
huve already made requests faster
than the state department could
meet the demand OF SO rountlos
in MinurHota 90 have child welfare
boards.
Securing ~ executives or supor.
inteulents trained for such work T.
said ~ offer tho greatest difficulty
Iva connection with county orEanl D.
tloub. state universities. however.
are preparing students 10 return 10
their home communities aud take
up this career. and ntnto boards
make possible tho interchange of
experience through conferences.
INUllthllNNH anu OllNl iNfHNhl III
the country tho welfare worker has
To- ho ~ general practitioner, but he
must have knowledge Of the stan
dard practice In tho various fields
~ child welfare work ne well as tho
understanding ana common sense
necessary 10 adapt these methods to
rural conditions.
The plans are not exactly alike
I'm any two states. ana IL is likely.
tho report points out. that methods
~ work are not Identical In any
two counties in tho same state. Due
To variations either In basic condi-
tlona or I'm local preferences for
certain methods OF handling altua-
tiOns.' the report declares. prob
ably no state viii find Il practicn-
bic TO follow In detail the plans
adopted by any othcr state, how
ever succossful they may have
proved" but the basic principles
are In agreement"
In counties OF small population or
those possessing agencies whose
work already covers part OF the
field, tho care and protection of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
MODERN ROBBERS CLEVER
Dig Way Through wan of Rank and
Into Vault Without Discovery.

sp-ci,i 10 The world
hAltrLESVllLLE. OCT. s.--Okin-
homa's bandits made famous by tho
celebrated starr and Dalton gnngs
have changed their tactics in obtain
lng money from small town banks.
Tho Havana, Kan. hank, about
forty miles north Of this city. wna
again robbed this week for tho see
und time during the year. This rob
hery appeared to be duplication
~ the trick played On the NoioEaney
hank. southwest ~ here 10 days ago
Tho robbers went through one Of tho
windows OF the building ana then
dug a hole through tho vault. About
500 In money was taken and 1900
worth Of stamps obtained by tho
thieves. Tho authorities reported that
they could find no trace OF the
thieves
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
kneeling at Prayer,
Negro Shot by Man
Who COurfed Niece
Special to The World.

Special TO The World.
PAwNEE. oct. s.--Jonas Black.
shire, negro, was shot IN the
shoulder With shotgun Ivy some
one who fired through an open
window while Jonas was praying
AZ his bedside. John Allen, negro,
Is held for the shooting. on $4,000
bond.
Jonas found Allen paying court
20 his niece. II year old school
girl He ordered Allen 20 deep
away and In for0lng Allen 10
leave, Blackshire offended Allen
by useinE hammer. rocks and
other weapons, and Allen la re.
ported 20 have told other negroes
that he intended to XIII Ulackshire.
After trying several places TO bor-
row a gun he finally succeeding
In getting shotgun from negro
In the country, Only the fact that
BlacSshire's head rested on the
bed as he prayed saved him
death.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
10 LEGALIZE POOL HALLS
Establishment OF Clubs Abrogntcs
Effect OF City Ordinance.

Special n The World.
BRlSTOW. Oct. 6.-The city coun-
tll has about arrived at the con-
clusion that II will pass an ordinance
ltgallz!ng pool halls. Despite the
TACT that the people here have twice
voted on the pool hall subject and
turned It down both times by good
majority, the city now has three big
pool halls. operated under the club
pan and II Is reported that two more
VII be in operation in n short time.
The will OF the people In regard TO
pool halls has been thwarted and the
city council has no jurisdiction over
mem, neither does the city get any
license
II is probable that at the next
meeting OF the council and ordinance
VIII be presented legalizing pool halls
and fixing an occupation tax. II is
thohght that ir an ordinance Is
' Ssed legallzlng pool In Bristow
mat not less than ten or twelve will
pe in operation within n few weeks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
CIVIC CLUBS TO
BOOST BRISTOW
Problem of Making City
} Out of Town Up for
Mature Planning
THE BIGGER FAIR FIRST
Managerial Form of Regime,
Also Favored; Better
improvements

gr. pl 20 The World
uElSTOW. oct. 6.-Directors OF
civic organizations are getting their
heads together.
Plans for the fall and winter were
discussed and work was started 10
maze Bristow n bigger city.
The following subjects were up,
Roy scout movement.
Completion OF the band drive.
Managerial form OF government.
County fair.
Charity organization.
Some OF the Details.
The county scout council has just
rounded out the first years work.
The necessity OF raising fund OF
1900 TO carry on the work next
year oonfronts the city OF Bristow,
and tho meeting tonight will be TO
formulate plans for the work, and
10 effect a decision on Just how
strong Bristow will go in raising
funds.
The band fund for the year IL not
complete. The American Legion
wants Tu get 20 work on n permanent
basis and the funds TO take care Of
the expense for the year lacks some
ct being subscribed. Plans to finish
this ioh are in the minds OF members
Of several organizations.
b Discussion OF a change in govern
ment IN Bristow will be developed.
MANY feel the time IL ripe 10 start
this because OF the approach OF the
spring election. It Will take about
that long 10 get a new charter into
operation.
County Fair Buildings.
Disposition OF the several buildings
used by the county fair this year is
one OF the problems. These build
ings still stand in the park. The
fair board hopes TO have some or
these buildings made permanent.
Charity for those who are needy
i one of the city's problems. The
idea proposed II a permanent
charity board. with maid In
vestieator. who will he on duty at
all times 10 assist those who are
charges on the community. The idea
OF any one suffering in this city is
distressing. yet no one wants the city
10 be imposed upon. Organized
charity Is the best method OF handl-
Ing II. and civic organizations will
be called on TO solve this problem.
In addition, the dire ctors will dis
cuss an open meeting of the chamber
Of commerce and Halloween party
for the LIONS club. the two big social
events OF the month.
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children may be combined with
public health nursing, enforcing
poor relief" and supervision of
pcrsous on probation or pbroie. In
others the task In extensive enough
20 warrant deaiins separately with
each OF those groups OF activities
but the general tendency n In the
direction of broad. ordinnted pro
grams Tho movement toward uni
rod county ORGANIZATIONS OF wei
i1ro work II frequently. the rcport
states, the result OF local effort "a
combine modern principles of 80.
oinl work with business methodr '
Duplication of work is thus eilmi.
unted aud neglected fields are dls.
covered and provision made for
them
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
NEW CYLINDER PROCESS
Glass Workers FORM Company 10
Make Patent--Eliminntcs
Variability.

Special 20 The World
CANEH, Kan. oct. 6.-W. d.
Cannone and Herman Blank. former
employees OF the Lutes Window GLASS
company, whose local plant burned
last June, have invented process
Tor making glass cylinders that may
reVolutionize that branch OF the
glass Industry. The process. which
was completed after four months OF
secret experiments in n small build
Ing on the outskirts OF the city. doe.
away with the variability in the
capacity Of the cylinders, and in
sures absolute uniformity in each
one.
The Cannone Glass Products com
pany has been organized. and capital
secured with which TO build "A plant.
The local chamber Of commerce Is
making an effort 10 retain the In
dustry against several attractive Of
fers being made by other cities.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
BUFFALO CHASE PLANNED
Pawncc Bill and Colonel Moss to Put
on Hair Raising Stunt

SpoclAl 10 The world.
PAWNEE. oct 6.--Colonel Moss.
who last year managed the Wichita
Fat stock show with such com
mendable success, has promised
Pawnee hnir-rnising time at the
Pawnee roundup from october ~
TO 10. one or the main events viii
be a buffalo chase by cowboys and
Indians OF the biggest herd OF buffa-
10 In existence, Mai. Gordon w.
Lille Pawnee BID having loaned
his herd OF buffalo for the purpose
George Weir, ex-calibre when the
rough edges have been filed off by
the smoky City coaches. ana Paw
nee looks mighty formidable with
Nose on the mound.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
Enid Nurse Wins Cup.

opecIaT 70 The World,
ENID, Oct. enid has again
won the silver loving cup for rank
ing highest OF all the schools In the
state in the matter OF the health
crusade. Miss Catherine Evans,
school nurse, attended the banquet
in Oklahoma City Tuesday evening
and was presented with the cup by
Governor Robertson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
LEGION PLANS NEW HOME
Structure for Gushing Veterans to
Cost Over 10000.

Special 70 The World.
CUSHING. oct. 6.-At n regular
meeting Of the American Legion here
with l50 members present. plans
were discussed for building n club
house, full details Of the plans are
not arranged yet, but a committee Is
working on them and will proba bly,
have a report ready IN another week.
the plans will probably he for a
$4,000 building.
After the business the Legion band
put more pep In the boys when they
marched In playing Hail. Hail, the
Gangs All Here" II played few
more pieces. then the bugler ap-
peared and sounded mess call. sand
wiches and cold drinks were served
after this they all fell In and pa
raded down town, giving few yells
for the Legion and auxiliary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07

PAWNEE, oct. 6.-Pawnee mu-
sicians organized local band with
J. y. Jonas as president and director,
Orville Ramsey as secretary and AL
fred Sewers as treasurer of the or
ganization. About twelve old band
men will form tho nu5'aj;S of the Or
Ranizatlon and this number will be
increased by some new material. Re-
hearsals are TO commence tmmodi-
atplv
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Joyce. from his former friend and
her former hu4hnud. Edward r..
Esch. wealthy clubman ana auto
mobile dcollcr Each aaa suod tho
lumbcrmHu Tor 100000. Joyce
married Mrs. Egch three DAYS after
tho suit was flied AZ tho n.leavne
bay estate at Miami Via. which his
brother j, stanley Joyce. purchased
f0r Peggy Hopiius Joyce his former
wife. Syr,ice IN tho alienation suit
was obtained uu Joyce yesterday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
Missouri Politician
Is Visiting in PaDnee
Special to The World

hVccIhI % The W0rld
PANNEE. oct, 6.-John NJ, AT.
klnson, candidate IN 1920 for cover
nor OF Missouri on the democratic
tleket. who was defeated mt that time
oy Arthur VI. Hyde, the present gov
ernor Is In pawnce this week The
guest OF Attorney J.. n. kinney At
kinson and kinney served three
terms together In the Missouri legis.
lature and u was Kimreys privilege
10 nominate Atkinson for speaker Of
the house back In 1907. before KIM
rey began the practice OF law in
oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
CATTLE SHIPMENTS BIG
lStockmcn Around WEIGH Sending
Hogs and Cattle to Market.

ApecInI 70 The World.
WEIGH, Oct. livestock ship
ments out OF Welch are on the In
crease. This week the Welch Cattle
company has shipped two cars OF
cattle and one car OF hogs; the Scud-
der Cattle company has shipped one
car OF hogs; and Jack Montgomery
has shipped six cars OF grass-fed
cattle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07

Sam Hargreaves, owner OF one OF
the largest printing establishments
I'm Dallas. was brought over 10 this
country from England In tramp
sailing vessel, When he had become
pretty well fortified with this world y
goods he locked out OF his shop
lot OF men and women native Amer
leans. Sam is OF the Satevs Post
type OF 1909 American.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
SEEK MANAGERIAL FORM
bfistow Business Men Discussing
New scheme OF Government.

'T,..II I0 Tic WOrld.
BRlSTOW, Oct. 6.-It is rumored
mat a move will he started here in
me near future for managerial
lorm of government. Bristow is now
under the old aldermanic form and
many citizens think the city has
oullgrown that system. Some OF the
.Ny officials are said TO be highly IN
FAVOR OF the change. and IL is not
nneyonl range OF possibilities that a
.sht tor the managerial form will
no -aunched here In the near future.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
SAYS JOYCE STOLE WIFE


CIIICAGO, Oct. 6.--Davld 0nge
Joyce. wealthy lumborman has 10
days In which TO mako legal reply
10 the charge that he alicnated Tho
love OF bis wife. Mrs. Renirice Ennh