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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-31
WILLMAR WON
FIRST IN SERIES
Won Sundays Game, But Dropped
Holiday Game to ]. N. Stasch
SUNDAYS Game


Leroy Christian delivered exactly
the brand of ball that can be expected
of him On Sunday afternoon which
enabled Wil!mar to defeat the j. M.
Stasch team of Minneapolis by score
of 8 to 4 in the first game Of the ser
les. His teammates gave him good
support, but two Of the three fumbles
made by the locals can account for
three of the four runs made by the
visitors.
The visitors fielding was rather
loose. This can be blamed for their
hundred miles auto trip made in the
forenoon. In the first frame two bat
tiers were safe on errors. These run
ners tailed on Kielty's safe clout to
left. The bases were full when Kiel.
ty went to bat. Hahn and Kielty made
safe wallops in the third PERIOD They
brot home two markers when the first
baseman let Berry's grounder go by.
Benda scored in the fifth on a FUN,
be. Four runners touched homo plate
in the sixth frame after two outs
Harmon commenced the half with a
single. Hahn was safe on a tumble by
the right gardener. Both tailed on
Benda's two-ply to left Benda crossed
the plate on Kielty's single to right
The last tally this period Was made
when the fielder in center dropped
Berry's fly.
The new player in Wil!mar's line
up in Sundays battle was Benda
shortstop. He performed nicely and
accepted six chances without slip.
The play:
FIRST INNING
]. NJ. Stasch-Hale struck out but
was thrown out at first when the thirC
strike was dropped. Williams out or
a fast liner to short. Thompson was
out on a running catch by Hoidahl
No runs, no hits, ne errors.
Willmar-Hannon poled a single t
center. Hahn safe when he attempted
| to sacrifice and catcher made a bun
| throw to first. Benda was safe at frs
when pitcher made a poor throw tx
first. Kielty lifted single to left
Hahn and Harmon tallying. Bend:
caught when he tried to steal third
catcher to third. Kielty went third OF
a passed ball. Berry whitfield. Hoidah
c.l!ed out on three strikes. Two runs
two hits, two errors.
SECOND INNING
J. M. Stasch-Masters famed Plais
ted out, second to first Bedor triplct
to left. Ross sent grounder to ~secon;
who threw to Kielty, he fumbled Redo
scoring. Ross went second Hanno,
sent a two Dagger to center, Ross scor
ing. Thomas famed. Two runs, tw.
hits, one errCc.
Wi!lmar-Jurgens out. second t:
first. Gleason walked Christian for
ced Gleason at second, short to second
Harmon out on fly to second. N,
runs, no hits, no errors.
THIRD INNING
]. NJ. Stasch-Hale out on a fly K
second Williams went the same route
and Thompson out, Christian to Kiel
ty. No runs, no hits, no errors
Wil!mar-Hahn cracked a single t,
left. Benda out on nice catch b,
center. Kielty wallopod the ball t.
left for a two Dagger. Berry safe OF
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-31

Our 7 Preferred Shares of the best investments you can
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and dividends every three months? For complete nfoma
ton office Is South Fifth St. Minneapolis
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-31
TIPS TO THE RADlOlST
A crystal detector cannot be
satisfactorily amplitied.

A crystal detector cannot be
satisfactorily amplitied.
Insulate ends of aerial wires
with several small insulators.
Wherever possible run aerial
wires at right angles to electric
light wires. T..
The lead wire should be the
size Of the combined number of
wires in the aerial. = 49,.
Gas piping makes a poor
ground, but the cold water pipe
ground is excellent. :~ "
A crystal detector is never as
efficient as a vacuum tube detec-
tor no matter what instruments
are connected to 1T.
Within three to five miles from
a broadcasting station indoor
one wire aerials about 40 feet
long stretched from room to
room, are generally satisfactory
with crystal detectors.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-31
DovRE e. MAMRE ms. co.

The annual meeting of the Dovre &
Mamre Mutua! Insurance Co. will be
held at the courthouse on the first
Monday in June (being the 5th) at
one o'clock p. m, of said day. All
members are requested TO be present.
Dated May %, 1922.
Magnus Olson, Sec.
s...E* zig
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-31
paid dvertiscment-$2.9 to be I'd }

paid dvertisement-$2.94 to be I'D J
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER:
To the Voters Of the Second District,
consisting Of the Townships of Do
vGe, Mamre, Lake Andrew, Arctan-
der, ColfaX and Norway Lake:
l hereby announce my candidacy for
reelection as county commissioner
and solicit your support in the appro-
aching primary election.
Respectfully yours,
o. S. REIGSTAD. .
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-31

l.. NJ. Stasch O 2 O O c. @ 2 ca
Wil!mar 20 2 0 1 % O ~
Three base hits, Bedor; Two base
hits, r. Harmon, Benda, Kelly, Will
Jams, 'P!aisted: Sacrifices, Hahn, and
Benda. Stolen bases, Hale, Berry,
Hahn; Double plays, Benda to Jurgens
to Kielty, Bedor to Williams to Thomp-
son. Bases on balls. Christian and
Thomas 2. Struck out, by Christian Z,
by Thomas T. Earned runs, Willmar
!, Stasch 1. Passed balls. Gleason 2;
Harmon 1. Left on bases, Willmar 6;
Stasch 5. Umpires, Robt Conway and
Ross. Time: hrs and MN.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-31

Peterson batting for Harmon singles
to center. Holman batting for Thomas
hit into a double play, short to second
to first. No runs, one hit, no errors.
E.Thn h0y III
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-24
AfRAvpovk DonfACA
r043ll1Nosf,

Kazds diev6a d gazdina, ktora
lie hrda ma 6istotu svojich Stat q
domaceho prada, najde 70 FAB
dobrn pomoc drzani sa cistotne
bez aKejkolyek zvlastnej prace
.alebo namahy na jej strane. Pre-
Iustata obchodne dievca, ktore pri-
de vecer doinov a chce 81 vyprat.
syoje hodvabne puncochy, ruka-
yicky atd', FAB sa dokaze pre-
nu dobrym priatel 'om.
Firma Colgate & Company pra.
We zdokonalila noyy vyrobok, kto.
|rs sa dokazal byt' pravym pozeh.
nanim pre- zeny.
Ten noyy vyrobok je FAB
Saflove fliacky ma prapie jem
nych latok. Nemusite kudlit
vase satstvo. Len nechajte FAl
vsiaknut' do. vasich vestov, semi
sick. hodvabnych spodaych Stat
hodvabnych pnncoch, nocnych ko
siel, blanketov, vlnenych latok
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-24
Bonus bude prijaty vzdor silnej
! opozfcii kapitalistov.

Y posledne dni dochodia z hlav
neho mesta Spoj. Statov protire.
eiace 81 zpravy, ktore nasyedcujii,
Y axiom strachu nachodia sa poll
tikari ,jednej strany pred vete-
ranmi S druhej strany pred ka-
pitalistami tylni, ktori pocas
vojny sedeli donna a hrabali Pc
uiaze. Tito sa boja, re i'm bonus
poskodf na vrecku a preto zaha-
Jill po vsetkych novinach krajiny
kampah proti bonusu. Politikari
probujii pri bonuse zas osmekn1t'
len chudobny l'ud a nan uvalit'
.t'archu platenia bonusu v po-
dobe priraziek na potravne clan
ky. Lenze tito majd svOjich "a
stancov, ktori to znemoznia a tax
predsa pride k tomu, re y 'archu
ponesl ii, ktori ju najlnenej po-
citia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-24
SUDCA GESSNER ZASTAL SA CUDZINCOV

Y nlinuom {. mali SINE zpravu, re sudca mestskeho
sdu George Gessner zakizal prohibcnym agentom tax
zyanym konstablom" skvajerov pouzivat' "John Doe'
zatvkacov (warants) vstupovanie prehl adavanie
domov ia palenkou inymi liehovym napojani. Tote
iasne vstupovanie do domov obyvateov mesta je jed
nym zlonl mnohych vypyvajlcich prolbicneho do
datku iistave Spo statov praktizovane boo il'n
bou enovite medzi cdzineckym obyyate stvon, ktore
neznajiic zakonov neznao postavt' svoje prava
voci takym ''konstablom'
Sudca Gessner rozhodol, re "John Doe warrant je
nezakonity konsabel, ktory chce hi adat vsku ME-
koho mrsi mat dokaz, ze vska vskutku tam nachod
musi znat memo prestupnlka musl udat' urce mesto
ktor6 chce prehliada Teda nese prevratit cely dom
ruby, ale prezIe len to miesto ktore oznacil
rante John Doe warrant 1noze byt pouzy len maj
klajntlsom pade, kedy nenozno nijako doznat
podozrenf sa nachodiacello pliestupnika.
Amerika staa sd chyrnou svojou slobodou svojou
posvatnost do1naceho krbu do ktoreho neslobodno
vojst nikomu bez rozkazu sudneho. Ked tedy posvat
most domaceho krbu boa takto znelctieyana znasno
Yaa bol konecne cas-, ably kadeak nadhaac skvajerov
boil zastaveni preyadzani tohto lotrovstva.
Ale tullajsie obcianstvo nemalo by byt' spokojle
spolieha len toto rozhodnutie sudcu Gessnera.
Treba v6bec cit' vykorent vseky tax zvane justice
6 the peace korty ebo s to ony, kore najviac znepo
kojju po1iadnych obianoy avycciavaj1 svoje obete.
Sdruzene advokatov Mahoning County elmi odsu-
lze cnkovane tchto kortov, obecenstvo je proti
preto mimi! Aspof neste Youngstown, kde name
estskych okresilych kcrtov dosatok, nepotrebueme
ziad1le dedinske institncie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-24
RUKA RUKU UMYvA.

tvchto planych easoch innohe slqvenske rodlny by
boly hadovay bedne zivory, do zfalstva dohnane bo
w. kebv ne 'udskych ohchodnkov grpcerlstov masla
row. ktoli i'm davali potravny liver Media tychto OBJ
chodnkov patla skoro vsetci sovensk obchodncl Nno
hvm slovenskyn rodinam dali potravin Ma liver az "a
$780, mnohym mene ale dali kazdemu, kto MIN prlslel
Teraz ked' sa robota malinko popravia, slovensk
obchodnc ocakaval re tie rodiny, ktore i'm dlhuJu "a
pot1aviny budl 81 dlly pomay splcat' ostanu mad a
lei ich kosttmeli Ale sklamal Nas ludia prestal
MIN chodit chodia kupoyat "a hotove penlaze cudzm
ebehodnilxom! = ..-~:
r1 Nuz toto je ME krest anske ednane Takto sa po-
va acnost nepreukazuje vykonanu dobrocnnost Tax
to 81 ludia sam skoda. -.. -.
Teraz bankrotuje mneho obchodov. Ale ako jeden
zbankrotue uz jeho miesto pride druhy koly nepre
dava Ia iiver ale "a ''k6s Davai centdva lacnese
ale horsie a ma to sa nnohi nasi udia lakomia.
Plane easy este neponinuy. Este sa mozu zhorsit ;
Pamatajme na zadne koesa CT ii, ktori dlhujd soven
skm obchodnikom groceru penaze teraz chodla ku-
povat otovy gros indie mozu alebo budl mat prayo
ocakava abv i'm slovenskv obchodik dval ma uver po-
TOM ked' i'm cudzi media len hotove peazi nebud'
mat :? Veru ME!
Ruka ruku UNI myva! Cudzi obchodnik vas biedy ne
vytrhne Ked dostane vase osatn Gently posbera svoe
kozky odde Otvori 81 obchod TAM kde luda maj1 pc
maze. Sovensky obchodnk takS nerobi. On vydrM na
jednom meste vani zly ych dobrych casoch. On van
pon0ze poskytne dobri radu. Neodmenujte to
neYd'akou! ..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-24
YouNasrowNsxf sLovBFsKE HovINY7
TAX d'alej, spina 50 skoro roz,

tax d'alej, a spina 50 skoro roz,
|pusti.
Nebojte So, ze vim l&tky w.
bledn1. FAB nspoAkodi ieh kya-
litu. FAB ich lirobf cerstyymi q
cistymi, ako keby boly move.
Vsypte "a lyzicu alebo dve FAB
fliackov nadobe, nalejte horn-
'cej vody a ony 50 rozpustia skoro
okamzite. Prekvapens budete,. a.
ko rychlo budd vase najjemnej-
Sic veci vycistene. y
Ma incl strane tohto casopisu
dneska spozorujete vel 'k1 ohla,
sku FAB fliackoch. Citajte ju a
cftajte vsetky inc FAB ohlasky
ktore budi nasledovat'. Tieto 0
hlasky daju yam poucenie, ak
jprat' vase rome satstvo domact
lpradlo. Chod 'te k vasmn groceri
|stovi dneska a pytajte 81 FAB
lDrzte 81 skatulu vzdy donna \ alb,
'ste ju mohli pouzit' okamzite !
pade potreby.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-24

II. i. Il. S.

kazdy prist ahovalec v0 vekui
,vyse Is rokov tdzi po tom, aby sa
stal americkym ob6anom. Mnohil 1
Il obavy, alebo nedostatku in
formacii neuGinili prislusne kro-
Ky, aby 81 zadovazili obcanstvo.
v prvom rade je treba vysvet-
lit d6lezitost americkeho obcan-
stva je treba najsamprv 81 w
zdvihnnt tax zvane "Prehlasenie
iimyslu'' Declaration Of Inten-
tion), ktore volajii vseobecne pr
wynn obcianskym papierom. Dial
formularu 2213 vyplni sndny
klerk prvy obciansky papier a ME
|je k tomu treba ami, .svedkov, ami
znalosti anglickej reel. Poplatok
"a prvy papier je ST..
I Potion je treba vyplnit formu-
lare k zadovazeniu druheho pa
pieru obcianskeho. Pouzita sa for
mularu 2214 a 1926. Len ii, kto-
ri byvajn v Spoj. Statoch 5 ro-
kov, mozu ziadat' o americke OBJ
icanstvo. Taxi musia mat v ru-
kach prvy papier najmenej 2 ro-.
ky najdlhsie rokoy. Ked' sa
ten, kto ma prvy papier, nehlasi
10 americke obcanstvo do sled
Imych rokov, platnosts: jeho prve-
! no papieru prepada. Robia sa te-
raz rozdiele tom, kto prisiel do.
ISpojenych Statov pred 20. junom
1905 a kto v ten den alebo neskor
Isle. Kto prisiel neskorsie, musi
Emat' tax zvany certifikat svojho
lprichodu do Ameriky,,. ktory 81 "a
| dovazi tax, ked' vyplni' formu
lar 1926 posle do Bureau of Ma
turalization, Washington, d. C.,
alebo ma adressu Commissioner Of
Naturalization bez prveho papic-
ru. Ten da prehliadnut zaznamy
| o jeho prichode a prislusnym IL
radon vyrozumenie o tom, alebo
zasle certifikat tomu nradu, kde
| lsa chce aplikant hlasit' 0 druhy
| pbciansky papier. -Aplikant je po-
tom vyrozumeny, axe kroky ma
lpodniknGt', ably 81 obeianstvo III
skal. tt, ktori prisli pred 20. jn-
nom 1906, vezmu 81 svoj prvy pa
pier, potom dvoch svedkov, anne
irickych obcanov, ktori no pozna-
j1 najmenej pat rokov ide k
s1dnemu klerkovi vyplnit' aplika
ciu a potom vsetci idn k hlavne-
mu vysetrovatel'ovi, alebo k po.
verenemu uradnikovi, ktory zisti
opravnenost' aplikacie svedec,
1.-Two svedkov. Aplikant dostane pc
tom vyrozumenie, kedy. sa ma do
: stavit' k poslednemu vysluchu
ked' obdrM /naturalizacnu listinl
a stava sd americkym obcanom
Informacie zadovazeni ame
lrickeho obcanstva mono dostat
Ii zdarma, ponevac vyskytujd S.
l'udia, ktori 81 "a pomoc radl
Idaj1 zaplatit',s y preto kazdy, ktt
< Ipotrebuje tieto informacie, neel
lisa obrati na instruktorov verej
q nfch skol, kde kazdy obdrzi vse
ltku pomoc a poucenie. Skolnyn
instruktorom zasln sa na poziada
tnie brozlrky ina literatnra
= ktora je potion zdarma rozdelova
: na vsetkym aplikantom, ktori p'
. takom pouceni tuzia.
Il Kto 81 praje informacie presne
: mech sa obrati ma Czechosloyal
Bureau, F. l.. I. S., 1l0 West Al
etSt, New York City, zasln sa M
: lv jazyku anglickom, ceskom slo
; Ivenskom. Mech kazdy uda, re
Iakom jazyku 81 praie tieto infor
2 macie; ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-24
v1BoRNA sLov1lf3Kk 4
Klg1zKA.

Kto chcs dtkladne posnat' svo-
ia ylast', mech mel 'utlje peniazc
IA dobr1 poucnd knihu, ale, mech
81 k1pi knihu:
SLov1NsKA ZEN
sbornik vlastivednychi prac slo-
yenskxch q ceskych spisovateloy,
Y prvom dele knihy opisujn spi-
sovateia tito Slovensko minn-
losti' q .pritomnosti. v druhom
dele opisujd historiu jednotli-
vych zdp a miest. Kazdy Sloval'
pri citanf tejto poucnej knihy Q
kreje, lebo sa presvedci, ze Slo
vaci zili a zit budn ma veky.
Pracami prispeli nasledovni sp
Isoyateia: Razus, Kalal, Klfma
Volko, Holuby, Kon6ek, Mrazek
Florek, Podtatransky, Kollsek
ETravnieek, Sochan, Gregorova
Medvecky, Simkoyic, Babka,, Rot
nagl, vrbicky, Zigmundfk, PLAT
Votruba, Srobar,s Kustra, stodo
la, Krajnak, ,Drobhy, Pisecky, Mi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-24
u. FrBRUARA 1872.
narik, Jirak, Novak, Smetanay,
|BujnAk, Houdek, Sensel, Tajov,-.

III ~. z * 4
narik, Jirak, Novak, Smetanay,
|BujnAk, Houdek, Sensel, Tajoy.-
sky, VlGek. ,Botto, Straka, Koren
h Gasko.
Kniha Ma so obrazkov z roz- .
|nych krajpv Slovenska. soslta
stoji Y Atnerike / dollar 90 cen
|tov, skySstne viazana 80 cen.
tov viac, teda spolu 2 dolare po-
Stou. Priekupnikom sa poskyttsstl
znacne slevy. sS'. !.
Krajania, mel 'utujte peniaze ma
zakup tejto uzitocnej knihy, kto-
lra nielen YAM, ale al vasim de-
| t 'om blde peknou milou pa
miatkou.
Peniaze mozete poslat al v re-
gistrovanom liste IA adresSu:
| JULIUS KUsTRA
! Knihkupec a nakladatel'
! I. KoslcE
Hlavna III. {. 90. Czechoslovakia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-24

s kym rozpravas a 60 citas
takym 81 sstavas tloyekom.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-24

- Maj v ncte osobnost' l'ud-
ski sebe samom u ostatnych q
nikdy .ju neuzivaj len ako' pro-
striedok. Kant.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

and Mrs. Harding ut Marion, II he,
the senator. could arrange 1t.
"Df course. IN Ice Elui to paint
the presidents portrait" MunCy
wrote to the senator. II was ar
ranged, therefore. for Muncy to go
to Marion. whero It wits thought
that the president would have
enough peace and quiet TO permit
him TO devote n few moments OF his
time each day for n week to have
his portait painted. But those who
were engineering the matter did not
count on o.Iioe-agcsur1 ana political
hcnchman. The president-clcct had
not time OF his own. The project
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

LONDON.--The poor old United
States senate, battered and buffcted
by the American public, stands out
in Europe Is tho Ginistcr "bOscy
man" of old world statesmen.
Fresh from the United states,
where the dignificd senate Is not al
ways regarded with the greatest Of
reverence. one finds himself con-
frontcd in Europe with an entirely
different view of this greatest de-
Lucrative body in the world
In Europe, the United States sem
ate is looked upon as the barrier to
many of the hopes Of the European
statesmen.
Apparently Europe cannot forget
tho league Of nations debacle, when
the statesmen OF the old world
thought they had succeeded In con-
cocting n diplomatic pill for the in
ternnl malady OF too much war
only to find that an uncOnsultod
member of the international assOcia-
tion of doctors threw the "pill' out
of the window
Europe Is Not Hopeful.
Europe doesn't place much faiih
In future aid from the United
states. according TO the general inc
preston one gets in political ana
diplomatic circles. There IL no lack
of faith in American leaders, but
there is decided disposition TO in
cline to the belief that tho United
States senate Is prepared TO block
any move initiated for European re-
lief which calls for American par
tiCipatipu.
Europe and tho European press
pay attention to the United States
senate, and the statements oC Scna-
tors, speeches in the senate, when
are passed by American newspapers
as simply more orator. get
prominent place in the European
press. and statesmen shake her
heads woefully over speeches innt
are regarded in the United states as
the sort OF talk which is expected
from senators and forgiven.
Great Britain isn't Wildly cnthus!-
astic about the results o; the arfna-
ment conference in Washington.
Part of this may be charged up 10
the well advertised res.r9int OF the
British, but in general I II due 70
the fact that in Europe they lont
figure anything accomplished IN the
United States until the senate las
consented.
Calls Senate "Pcryerse."
Great Britain and the rest Of El-
rome want the United states playing
on their s.6o but thoy will TeNcr
feel sure OF tie position uf the Amer.
lean government I'm the future, for
they hnpa due fears of tho cn1tc
and ctedi. n with being tGn most
pervnrsn organization in parliamen-
tary history.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
LenrOOt Bill
MayP Pass Soon

Special 70 The World.
WASHINGTON.--Congress is ex-
pected TO pass this winter the bill
by Senator Lenroot, republican OF
Wisconsin. which is designed TO
carry into effect the recommenda-
tiOns Of the joint commission on
agricultural inquiry.
The Leuroot bill is compre-
hcnsiyc, covering most Of the reCom-
mcuGdtions of the commissions re-
port. Its most salient feature was
the section proposing TO amend the
federal farm loan act by establish
ing a farm credit department in
each federal land bank.
Tho farm credit department
would have power to discount for
any national bank, state bank, trust
company, incorporated livestock
company or saving institution, with
such institutions indorsem ement, any
note or other such obligation the
proceeds of which have been ad-
vanced for agricultural purposes,
and for raising, breeding, fattenlng
or marketing livestock.
The farm credit department also
would be authorized to make loans
direct to any cooperative associa-
tlon OF persons engaged In produc-
ing staple agricultural products.
Such loans would be made on ware
house receipts and would be for not
less than six months or more than
three years.
The enactment ~ the Lenroot bin
will greatly increase the functions
OF the Wichita lang bank which
serves Oklahoma, bringing II more
farmers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

Tho Judlcious Use Of printers ink
Is the greatest selling force in the
world. II YOU do business on a
world wido basis, or even I'm the To-
cnlity cncompassod within a few
blocks. you have got TO keep tho poo-
plo Interested In you or you won't
sell them your goods,
have tried them all and know
whereof / speak, that the only ef-
fective way To appeal to hundreds
OF millions, or Just n few hundred
people, In In advertising space.
Tho international News Service
asks mo how l believe the average
individual can holp in restoring
prosperity
To my wny OF thinking the great
est cure for hard times II to stop
talking, get n job, or II YOU are an
employer hire more men. be doer,
not dreamer and try to keep your
money circulating where IL Will
most effectively help improve tho
public good.
| was asked by an editor few
days ago II thought there was a
danger OF bolshevism ever spreading
to America.
mot IN n thousand years" I re-
piled. "The American people use
their brains for thinking. Besides
there are too many OF them who
own their own homes. who know
what flrosldes mean. and who take
pride In seoiAs their Riddles growing
up."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

painting the portrait OF the prcsl-
dent. important appointments and
cares of state were temporarily de-
laycd in order TO give the artist an
opportunity TO complete his work.
President Harding posed IA few
minutes each day for six days.
ON Monday he posed three quar-
tors of an hour. lie wore con-
ventional frock coat during tho
period OF the entire slttings. lie
talked frequently with Muncy. Hlo
discussed art He knew OF the old
masters. lie had seen their work
In Europe. lie admired the Italian
school, and Rafael.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

ture. said 10 myself the day
saw him I'm Washington; some day
| am going to paint that man little
suspcctlng that my wish would come
true when he was at the height OF
his public career"
In the meantime he had been
commissioned by Senator Frcling-
huyscn to paint portraits OF various
mcmbcrs OF his family. while en-
gagged In this work the senator was
exercising his efforts 20 obtain an
appointment with the president
This was after election. Ills efforts
soon began to bear fruit ON pc-
cembcr Is. 1920, he sent a lcttcr to
Muncy NJ New York asking him 10
he cared to paint the president elect
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
GIRLS! LEMONS
WHITEN HANDS

Prcss the Juice Of two lemons into
n bottle containing three ounces Of
Orchard White. which any drug store
viii supply for "A few cents, shake
well, and you have "A quartcr-pint
Of harmless and delightful lemon
bleach lotion 20 soften and whitcn
red. rough or chnppcd hands. This
homemade lemon lotion is far supc-
rior 10 Elyccrin and rose water 10
smoother tho skin. Famous stage
beauties use II to bleach ana bring
that soft. clear, rusy-W hito complex
ion, because II doesn't irritatc.-Ad-
vcTtiscmCnt.