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Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
so9rE on rHE HAPP1EsT TIMES.

To The Social Corner; Saturdays are
7are.v r-d lu-t-- days with the Social
---1l- readers. The evening s1ent with
.fa -srar 1ui-e oEs-ts the extra baking
-Irluu- and So forth ure7aratory to
sunday ans leaves us refreshed in
-ainE and nofv. 70 e0menCw takes US
SWAY. f-7n our car-s and we get to de-
.e-r u9on e. % cbi~k MS IN.
wol-d hold u1 both hands for the
,-c-tiur1ucr 81 sending the tried and
t-ra -lc.res for Coo, ting and household
.iFz AS most 90 US are occupied along
tra- I'm. the variety 3 gives IS welcome.
Chose or rs who co1's weary " our own
I1rur and need the change TO what our
..ueu a-1frrcs sometimes. and We are
r-a6 go improve our own methods for
ttr cake o. our families.
tavs attended JUS one Social Cor
-e- rarherinr-tha- q Club 40. at
wildwood rank laS huEust. 80 that I
ban a17rc-la-e the srtrit 0f Other like
tu.r---r- II seemed 50 ideal in its
f--=.a---g and good feeling have often
.r--lsrtl fuz- hoU that s-irtt was 0ro-
Hr-eT and WHY e isn't always evident
ra Or shurci and community life. The
f--rrlnv s-s-lc IS one that needs Guilt
f.a-ir- and rHfc',e a. the growth Of
tfa Corner as 70 r7reads that BRIGHT
ness T- has a really attractive religion
Cf - own
rave fo1ud a great deal Of real trua
rarniness 81 the. past thtr-v-two years.
-rr 7 an nor going 20 attribute my very
h1--leE- times % the Corner and IT'S
r--hertnrs. think u-ne have been
re DAYS 7 have a7en- IN bed when the
rtfe son and Daughter came. The
a-1lss were so wonderful. nsighbors
nd friends nurse sad doctor were al
s1 thou-h-tul and kind and such care
md love ns a normally good husband
riras then means far more than the
avs % corrtsh'1 can. The only allu-
r7-s Cd THE Corner that cause me &c
-ahs, 81 s7irN are those to unhappy
-arria-es. either % jest or earnest. NJ
-r1crience has been that men are good
ana uusidsh and fine and true and we
Ire giving others wrong ideas when VIZ
Iced young people 20 expect them to hs
rhe-wlse. AZ Ices, there are good ones
.. tc chosen and g Is worth while tc
a.s tor such 90 be our companions
and we need 20 be our very best-aud
ben some-t0 be worthy ~ theml
THIRTT-TWO.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
THE OLDEST OF THE CORNER
MEMBERS.

Dear Social Corner: I am still interest
ed n the writings of loved ones.
Their Cheerful! letters telling of the
good time gatherings that must be con-
ducive creating mu-h that is pleas
ant in the family home circle. AS to
the ages of it's members I think Hetty
Maria is the Oldest She will be ninety
one in april graduated from the Mary
Lyon school at Holyoke, Mass, and has
lived quiet, Industrious life. scattering
su1so:ne where she ccuud.
Thanks for the nice calendar. a good
book-mark in my daily readings. I prize
It.
Having been kept within home walls
for the last three years. I still enjoy the
anniversary days of the Social Corner,
with loving remembrances of the post.
AS the numbers increase, may the tie
of love that binds the links ever be bright
and instructive, bringing cheer into the
lives Of others and success to the Social
Corner
GREAT GRANDMA.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
HOME Is WHAT WE MAKE M.

Dear Sisters: The Social Corner GER
tainly brings a variety Of ideas for US
to select from Variety Is the spice Of
life" That Is what we are looking for.
We are not s!l interested In the same
flowers. books. fancy work cecines
"reminiscences are Of interest to Siffer-
ent ones. All are interested in our
homes. or ought to be. and in what Will
help in our work or improve it in any
way. It Is not the home with It's cov'
ly furnishings that Is always the happi-
est. Memories of many happy hours
with young friends in the home are
peasant to recall ny mother, not verv
strong. was always ready to grant us
the request for company. and many
times have we he'd what now wnui5 be
called house partv If from twnntv-7ve
iris for day or I received A let
far away California with remiroisnerre 9
of visits at our home and telling how
mu"h she en!oyed them and how nv
mother with her cheerful WAYS maze It
60 pleasant. I fA't as though II was ?
tribute to my mother. when I wont tn
the home of nv n~s and tried n fo,'o,-
her example and have my children in
+erested IN home and have their ypur"
friends there. Then I knew where they
were and who their friends were. I
think +ha4 Is what we should do in our
homes
How many have Socis1 Corner screp
bl ~ Cut ou' what Interests you
and place the clippings there.
I attended, very p'Aasort Social CIR
ner gathering at Frs-l-'in hal last week.
end net many old friends and eniovA1
1t very much. I CO n hardly blame anv
one II they d. Join for the sake Of the
ban~uAt, as there was such a variety
If food 70 tempt TIE appetite. but as ]
hove r-it+en pu-~Ner If +i~oes and have
onlv been to two. 70 not feel ss though
I gua'i6Ad as such but II write anv
more they NAV say they wished she was
only banquet member.
PpEEZE
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

z1s- re English tongue We speak
WY IS break not Thymed With freak
W.- you tel ne why It's true
Pc cay sew but likewise few,
Aad rAs maker % 4 verse
-a,.aot CAP his horse with worse
Beard sounds not the same as heard
-ora IS different from word
-ow Is COW. but low IS low,
Srcs IS never -hyned with foe.
r1izk q hose and dose and losss
And q Coose and YET Of choose. D.
-sir.z O comb ard tomb and bomb,
DOH ard roll and home and some
And siHcs usy IS rhymed with say.
WY not paid with sad. I pray?
We have 5l-od and food and good,
Mould Is not pronounced like could.
Wherefore do1e and gone and Lone
&c there any reason known?
Rnd. IN short. 81 seems 20 ne
sound ard letters disagree.
-Sert IN by T. NJ F. c. P.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
THE A1PoRrANcE OF DATES

Dear Editor and SOCIAL Corner
Friends: The last a er l r5it 70. Tilz
Corner was in October. l %. e {. 'c1l-
tafnly meant % write more often. Jut
there have bevn SO many good letters from
the new members which I fear Is one
reason why the old writers have neglect
ed to write. Wei Ike most everyone
else. I had TO take a back seat and keep
quiet while l had the grippe. or rather
the grippe had me.
One thing I wish to write about Just
now is dates-not the kind we ali ike 10
eat nor the KIND the young foil-s lac TO
keep-just the da'e OF Tie month md
year. 1 th'nk It , -i1e .-1 tt4t
one can loo, ara hr1
how Old it S So-.-,-..-Us yAt -. - q
good book as q present. The person
who got Il may know just when he OF
she received II, and who gave u. but they
may also forget, adding with the date
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
LOOKING FORWARD TO APRu
MEETING.

Dear Social Corner Sisters: I will try
to do my bit, as it is quite while since
I have written. l attended the March
SOCIAL Corner meeting. and what love-
ly time we all had, although there were
quite few of the sisters who were un-
able to attend on account of sickness.
was sorry not to see them there. but
hope they win all be able to meet with
us at the April gathering. have a dear
sister who has been sick since before
Christmas. but I hope as the good old
summer time comes aE% the weather gets
warm she will be able to be with us.
Best wishes for one and all Of The
Corner sisters.
Kitty Lou: want to thank you for
the little gift you sent US all March LIST.
It was much enjoyed by one and all
With best wishes.
SNOWDROP,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
uReEs AL no nE suProKrERs.


Dear Social Corner Editor and Sis
ters: On the occasion Of the twelfth an
niversary, we found our editor CHEEKY
greeting in just the ri5n. place.
Sisters, leIs az be Co.ner support
ers. and as one of our s.sters remarked,
have the page so full OF letters. there'll
be no ads. out just our own. Tor you
know l advertise my goods las, week
Later, Ii tell results.
jim: Yes. Il viii if you will" Than
after that If the majority Of our Oh
writer's haven't written iet get a list
and publish il, and call Tor a letter
from our long lost sisters A. B. c., &c.
Sister Ready: 1t did seem good to Sc
your name and when the Corner began
l used to see 1t real often.
Double FuSchia: viii credit you fer
writing. as l haven't seen that name
tbs three years, Ell? Anniversary day
d.. sharpen your memory, DIDN'T it?
Ma of Greene Gables: l hope your
next kind of time is the anniversary
type which they say is pleasant to take
AMI Biddy advertised ali laughs for the
9Th.
a46a Barber. 1 was delighted with
your thoughts for cheer and uplift, and
you are right. 1t is the woman q
small means and big cares who needs
pleasures, ETC., as you suggested. l hope
success attends your efforts started on
March 9. Ii l was living as near te
you as l did last year 1 would have
been there.
May this week find our sisters VINO
are i'll started on that good Health
avenue.
NEIGRBoR EvEREADY.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
FINE TIME WITH GLIB NO. I.

Dear Social Corner: Editor and Sis
tiers: I am writing this time to let
you. all know what a delightful time we
had at Franklin hall. March 9Th. on the
Anniversary OF Social Corner No. /.
We went up on the quarter Of ten car
from Franklin square, A few others
started a little carrier and others later.
In one little gathering L think there
were eight. Some of them getting on
at different places Joined the social
group.
The day to start with did not look
very inviting with snow squalls every
little while and some wind besides. but
when we reached Wil.imantic the snow
squat was over and the sun was try
ing hard to shine which It did after
a while and stayed 50 all day.
We alighted from the car and walk
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
|IIIIuUlIUlIII|

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound advertised 50 much and It did
30 many people good that / began to
take it myself. | am feeling fine now
and every one tells me they never saw
me looking so well. / live on farm,
do all my work, and have three littls
girls to take care of. ! am recon-
mending this medicine to my friends
and know it VIII help them If they
use it like do" Mrs. HERBERT
LONG, r. R. 8, Box z, Larwill, Indiana
Many womenkeep about their work
when it IS great effort They are
always tired out and have no anbi-
ton When you are In this condition
give it prompt attention.
Take Lydia E. Pinkhan'sVegetabls
Cor pound, for il isc=7eci-'ly adapt
e. " correct sGS5 L.OG1lSI
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
rwo MORE CORNER MEMBERS.

To the Social Corner Editor and
Members: was a guest at the March
meeting of the Social Corner at Franklin
hall, WI mantle. 1 sure had d good
time ana some" dinner
Thanks Theoda for your kindness at
the meeting. ! appreciate It.
Hoping it ga-ns rue adrnittance 70 The
Corner. I have taken as my penname
NAONA-
Dear Editor Of the Social Corner:
have been an interested reader of the
Social Corner for q number - years and
have also been asked to join by many
Cornerites. Il accepted. I will take the
peuname Of
POO EONTAS
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

STRAWBERRY. Your name has been
added t0 the Social Corner.
hEONa- Your name has been In
;luted in tie Corner list
POCAHONTAS. The Corner has been
---easei hy tie addition o. your name.
CHELSEA. You neglected TO send
y0ur ulue. Please forward Il and you
ain De made O. Corner member.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
DATE PIE

Dear Social Corner Friends: was =
guast of the Sofia! Corner at the Buck
inghem Memorial on March / and hod
very ENJOYABLE time. meeting old
friends ans making new ones. I give
below a rec'ne for date ME which I
hone soma Of the sisters will try
Date Pie: one pound dates. stoned
cooked and sifted. two cups milk three
eg@s Sweeten to taste. Bake IN two
crusts.
I would like to become member of
the Corner and will take for my pen
name
CAPATOLA
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
ENCOURAGED TO JOIN CORNER.

Dear Social Corner: I attended my
second Social Corner gathering March
at Willimantic and I found Aunty No. 1
an cd acquaintance. I went along with
Keturah'in her auto, and Peggy Anne
went also. I enjoyed the entertainment
and Biddy's cackle very much.
I enjoyed It so well thought I would
be member. Peggy Anne was wonder
ing if we couldn't form a club up here.
hope have not taken any one elses
name
DAFEopILLY.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
SOCIAL CORNER PoFTRY,

set bugt a splendid palace
Beyond wayfaring reach;
Set Pride 20 guard the gateway
From al Of common speech.
Das never king or angel
Sought Selfs Photographed haus,
and soon the poorest pilgrim
Shrank past its ruined wallA
Love bulk a lit1le cottage
Beside the common ROAD.
Where Faithfuiness and Kindness
FULFILLED the law Of God
And Love throughout the ages
sends loltier towers to heaven.
As skrines are bui1 by offerings
OF grateful pilgrims given.
by Jessie Annie Anderson.
Sent In by PeterEius.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

Dear S1caf Corner Editor and SIS
ters. 7 attended one meeting with a
member OF the Social Corner and en-
i'yld myself So very much I would Ike
NJ become q member.
love 90 -ead the letters IN the Coz
ls- AID ho7s 90 Wr.-e often myself.
F-i- -a--5 -1e name q
STRAWBERRY.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

was always Urea
out and had no
ambition, wasner-
vous and dizzy
and everything
seemed to worry
me and / had aT-
full pains in my
right side. l felt
badly about four
years and could
not do my work ~
.it should have
Iheen done I san
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
,oRNER STANDS FOR HIGH IDEALS

Dear Soc.al Corner Sisters: ! have
ways fe-t faat the Social Corner stood
.1r hiEh deals. ard for that which Is
..lvst.ns ard J an stul Of the o. MON
tat J. e ths aim Of most Of IT'S members
rEe reading az the last meeting IN the
'alal-Ehar Memorial was far below the
f-1fart q dscency and % think someone
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
KINDNEss APPRFcrATrn

Dear Soc al Corner Sisters: Just a lire
TO thank the members Of Club No. . for
their kind thou71tfuiness and flowers
sent TO my dsugh' er while IN the hospI-
tai We hope to have her home soon
and be able TO meet with the club al 4.
next meeting.
PORTIA
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

then I'LL half full with the batter. Steam
one-haaf hour.
Sauce for same: one-half cup Of butt
ter creamed with one cup Of sugar, flavor
with vanilla; heap little on each puff
just before serving.
hope our new sister. Dewzist. will
try these and have good luck. and can
hear the ed tor saying that is plenty Of
puffs for this time.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
ALWAYS TIRED
NO AMBITION
Nervous and Dizzy, Every
thing Seemed toWorry Me.
How | Got Well

Garwill, Indiana.-'My back was
% bad ] could not do my washing. I
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
vHAr rxpERI3TENTING DOES.

export export export export export exp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-05
FLOOD CONTROL
IS TAKEN UP
Legislature Considers Bill
to Forstall Another
Pueblo Disaster
BUILD M0FFAT TUNNEL
Five Millions Ecstimatcd Size
Of Bond Issue Now Being
Proposed

DENVER. April Tho iu.uiH-
p,tr1 ,...,,.I ....,.fI,, ,f g.I.t4do
,,
VII '' '''''''" ''' .I.''''' '''''
rroh1lF tomorrow Tor Oh" enact
mruf of LEGISLATION nufuui.IUg tn,
,siHblI.nm,m uf 70 flood control
oia'fi,r m Oh, Pueblo nrpp. and
also iu provide f.U Tine issuance OF
Iorla iu build fn. NouHf tunnel ON
th, D,ut,r uul Enlt LAX, IHilrOud
D. Ia ,lu,pi.I that fIs flood ,Ou.
truI ai..ry WIN Include tur city Of
Pueblo aud several counties nloug
th' Arkansas valley mat suffered
untold o1inA' lN me lloous ih't
,nua.d luIIhona oi dollars ln prop
'i.N aud crop I"'. nnl l""E o. lgIl pi
more iNnu goo b,lln. loti juno
III" flood control district WIZ DE
given authority In lrsu' hohd' Tor
the puIpos" ut building dams. r'scr-
Noi's aud dykes 900 am 'Iloti Z" pre-
vent turthcr uulnoeInE OF doNnslht-
Ing torrents mat wrought Euch havoc
~ the Arkansas valley. IhC amount
OF money TO hc raised hN ih" bona
I "1 w., ,,,1 ,,.,.i ,i'',,,u' .,,,'..'.i u',,
r,,,,t,' t' oon noo "''' ''''' "Pi''
W f''..''''''
borc lhruugl James fchh'
Construction of tho Moffat tunnel
has long been advocated by en-
giuecring experts. aud 70 is believed
the tunnel viii be- great boon 10
Colorado Tho bore viii be- through
james peak nud will eliminate SOW
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-05
TAXES TO OFFSET
INCOME DECREASE
Will BE One Of the Chief
Beneficial Results in
Bureau Shake-up

WASHINGTON. April More
than a quarter ~ y billion dollars
in uncollcDtcd and tested" taxes
will be garncrcd by the government
this year and devoted 10 relieving
some NJ tho embarrassment Incl
dent 20 the huge falling OF In this
years return, according TO esu-
mates made today by treasury Of
firi1la.
This i' wa stated. will he one
OF the chief beneficial results from
tho general rhakcup Of tho business
department " the government. now
.n progress There are now on the
books ~ the treasury department
moro than ono billion dollars in
back taxes, with prospects that thls
enormous amount Will ho increased
us th" business progresses ~ get
Ting the books ON e. current basis.
Many of thom are war claims. arls-
Ing out ~ war profits. which the
aut.qultcd machinery ~ the treas
ury has not boon able 10 reach In
tho four years suco the war
stopped.
Secretary ~ tho Treasury Mellon
oHtlmltoa that tho tax deficit this
year viii reach $500. 900 How
90 make it up has been pcrploNing
administration officials for r. month.
Tho efficiency experts of the gov-
eminent advised 10 could bo made
up through adjustment of back
taxes and the greater customs revo-
nues and this. according 10 treas
ury officials Is az the root OF the
general treasury 8hskoup.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-05
El1YSoRD 1tAcADkR, 1l7720NA Co1htGAVDE2
/7AIERlCI4N ZFG1ON.

Ilanford MacNIdcr ~ Iowa, ma
tional commander of the American
Legion. viii be tho attraction at
convention hail Wednesday night
MacNldor. who is spending five days
In oklahoma. i1 scheduled 10 arrive
In Tulsa Wednesday afternoon tie
viii make his headquarters at Hotel
Tulsa.
Wounded at ST. Mihlcl and cited
three times In general orders Mac
Nidor returned 10 this country aftcr
the war 20 take an aggresHlvciv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-05

active part In building up the scrv-
ice mans organization Of which he
is now chief executive. hts aim for
the legion he ombodlcs In the fol-
lowing statement;
we must build this legion OF
ours no fine and strong and keep
IL 50 clean and straight and
American that when we ask for
certain things for tho cx-scrvicc
mHn--for the disabled man who
must live through the war forever
In Tho hnmcs and the hnapIiaIa "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-05
Camp Fire Girls Organize.

0VNTTIT 70 TTU WUTTW-
COWETA. April 4.-The Camp
fire girls have been organized here
with Miss Gertrude Sornsen as guar
dian and Miss Lynn Gruwell as as
sistant guardian. Miss Pearl Nay.
lor is the president and Miss Daisy
Lee Smith secretary-treasurer The
girls nave already taken one hike TO
the country and have hel done candy
10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-05
BUILD SCHOOL ron OIL CAMP.
Rapid Development Makes Addi-
tlonal Room Necessary.

Upe0TaT 10 Tho W0TII-
PAWHUSKA. April "A four
room frame school building is TO be
erected In the Carter oil camp In the
Burbank field. 10 accommodate the
children mkt year a Contract for
this building, which is 10 he modern
In every respect. was let Saturday. II
is TO cost about $4,000
Development In the field has been
80 rapid this year that the four.
room building was necessary. al
though there are several other
schools IN the district.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-05
rInn Drilling Ncnr KcndrIck.

Special 10 The world.
KENDHlCk, April "A party of
Kansas oil men are In this section
this week with aview of securing
acreage upon which they expect to
drill deep tcst well for oil and gas.
n their plans do not fail the we'll
viii be drilled east of here, somc-
where on the low Rnticline (which
divides Ranch creek and Dosie
creek
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-05
school Cafcterln Is ponuIar.

CARRIER, April 1.-The CARRIER
high school cafeteria serves on an
average of two hundred patrons n
day This Is tho third year for the
high school cafeteria, which Is run
by the domestic science class. II Is
not only patronized by the students
and teachers, but by people not con-
noCtcd with the school
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-05

CARRIER, April i.-As Il has been
learned that paving bonds have a
better market now than for some
putting down an extern
slve amount of paving this year
steps are being taken
and costs OF various kinds OF paving
are being considered.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-05
DELEGATES NEW PIPE ORGAN.
Pledges Taken NJ Morning Service
More Than Pays the Cost.

PAWHUSKA. April Bishop
Charles H. Mead OF Colorado was
here Sunday 10 dedicate $4,000
pipe organ In the Methodist Episco-
Ial church here. lie conducted both
morning and evening services In n
few moments In tho morning, more
than the entire amount Of the cost
OF the organ was pledged
An organ recital In the evening
was part OF the program Nothwith-
standing "a steady downpour all day,
the church was crowded to capacity
at both services.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-05
Ennds 90 Cnntlnno schools.

special iu The W ORD.
OILTON, April 4.-Arrangements
have been made with the local
hanks for tho financing OF tho pub
lie schools here for tho remainder
OF the term, two months, so that
this district can have the fun nine
months term. II this had not been
arranged this would have had 20
been the last week OF school. as the
districts money was all gone.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-05
Elr., NlnrrInre In shIdlcr.

Special TO The word.
SHIDLER. April 4.--To william
VI. shinn and Freda May hcCor-
mick TO the honor OF being the first
couple married in Shidler. Despite
the fact that there are over three
thousand people in town, this Is the
first wedding held In Oklahoma's
newest city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-05

appointed postmaster. There we're
many applicants for the place, and
the people generally received the
news OF Mr.. Elliott's success with
stirprige
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-05

Special 90 The World.
FA1RLAND. April 4.--James w.
Elliott has received word that he re-
ceivcd highest grade In the examina-
tion for postmaster of this city re-
Gently held, and will therefore be
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-05
wngoner's Cotton shIpmcp,,

Special 10 The World
WAGNER, April 4.-The t.,.-
government figures show thst y
vs ne year. year ,,a:,, 1922 there was ginned IL
ton. compared with 20,2sO tbe 10Y.
preceding. 'ed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-05

this country, and for those men who
are financially disablcd--our COM
muult.os will say if the legion Is
for 20, we will be fort It,"
The meeting at convention hall
will begin promptly at s o'clock In
order 10 give MacNider ample time
TO make the night train for Kan
sas City.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-05
Mil struck by Lightning.

Special 20 The World.
ADA, April about 1000 I'm
damage was done TO the warehouse
OF tho Ada Alfalfa Milling company
Sunday aftoruou when u was set
Gre by lightning on account Of
being outside the fire zone little
effect could be made against the
blaze by firomen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-05

Although hardly known a decade
ago. fox farming Is a growing in
dustry In this country. with 10000
to $1,000 silver foxes being reared
in captlvity.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-05
HAS CLEAN BIIh OF HEALTH.
NOwata County Completely Free OF
Any Contagious Disease.

NOWATA, April 4.--Dr. J. L.
Suddcrth, county health officer, to-
day reported that there vas not a
case Of any contagious or quarap-
Unable disease In Nowata county
during March
Npr. SuddCrth states that March
was the first fun month that No
wata county had n complete clear
bill Of health since 1907.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-05

Robert A, McRirnoy.
Funeral director. 921 south Main.
Phone Usage I9l-456,-Advcrtisc-
ment.