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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO FILE
CLAIMS

State or Indiana,
81. Joseph County, ST.
In the 81. Joseph Superior court No
., May term, 1872.
Reed and King, Inc. a Corporation VS.
Miami Land and Home Building Co, a
corporation.
To all creditors OF the Miami Land and
Home Building Co:
You and each Of Won are hereby mott
fed that 10y virtue Of an order OF the ~
Joseph Superior Court No. . made and
entered on the 18th day OF July 1922 an
creditors 81 the Miami Land and Home
Building Co. are required 20 file their
claims. duly verified and I'M duplicate.
one copy with The clerk of the 50. Jo-
seph superior Court NO. and one copy
with the undersi gned receiver. on OF be-
fore the 2fth day Of July. 1922. or The
same. by virtue ~ said order of said
court. shall be forever barred.
EDWIN SOMMERER- Receiver, Miami
Land and Home Building Co
q. a. Farabaugh. Attorney
Tu1v 4-n1---
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Clerk of the Board.
Inlr -
NOTICE OF IMPROVEMENT RESO-
IITION

South Bend. Ind. July A. 1922
Notice is hereby given by the Board Of
Public Works of the city Of South
Bend. Indiana That 10 is desired 20
make the following public Improvement
in said City as authorized by the follow
ing numbered resolution adopted, by
said board on the 18th day Of July,
1922
No. 1Ol1 To improve Humboldt 81.
from Blaine az. to a point - feet west
of the west line of Allen 81, 10y the con
StructiOn of a local sewer, as shown by
the plans. and specifications on file i'm
the office Of said board
said board has fixed Aug 2nd. 1922 at
: 10 T. VI. on which date said board viii
hear all persons interested or whose
property is or will be affected 10y any
OF the above proposed Improvements. ON
the question as 20 whether the special
benefits that viii accrue 10 the property
TO be assessed on the line of such pro
posed Improvements viii be equal 10 the
estimated cost thereof
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
J.. B. Slaughter
l. =. Hardy.
Albert r. Homer.
Attested. Veronica q. Sweeney.
Clerk of the Board.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-15
Lots for sale

Lots for sale So
FOR SALE-vacant lot on Emerson Av.
near South Bend Watch Co. III. h.
Award. 30 W. Division ST.
W. CALVERT AND ). TAYLOR SIS
Big lot; cheap : G.. kOvacs, 40 Chap
i'm 81. L-GO3
WE HAVE desirable building lots. i'm
proved and unimproved ia an parts OF
the city. Also farms from 1 acre TO
HASTINGS REALTY co.
21S y Michigan 81
3 LOTs-lO5xi6J feet. north part Of city.
close TO park, ideal location for fiat.
HASTINGS REALTY co.
21s y Michigan St
LOTS IN LNDICK-For sale, very rea-
sonable terms Cali lincoln 2779
CORNER Lot, 40 IT by 16j TT, on
Michigan st. IMPROVEMENTS all in and
paid. Only S1,7JO, cash or on pay
meDts Wesley Van Vain, Goa Farm
ers Trust
LOTS BARGAINS-S2GO below appraised
value 1870 each or three for 5000, also
Euclid Park. +. Cedar and ROseland
lots. Fred Zaehnle, 721 Il. Colfax Av.,
Main 1891.
FOR SALE-One lot. 42x15O. All Improve
ments in and paid for. $1,000; a high
class restricted against apartment
houses; ten blocks from center; high
est point in the city: terms given. To
ment TINS pJoPsMfI Miller "t 4is TnlOn npRTH Tas:
Bldg
FOR SALE-A good business vacant lot
in the 500 block on South Michigan st.
cheap Owen r. Windle, 207 W. Jefer-
son 81 Lincoln 672S
FOR SAILS room an modern house.
sleeping porch garage; price $4,000.
Nave Bros, room 1. /. O. o. II.
WE HAVE SEVERAL BUYERS for small
homes priced from $500 TO $500 on
terms. Phone US your house 20 list
for quick sale, Davies a. Walsh. 2ll
w. Jefferson Blvd Lincoln 5779.
SEE OWNER. fOr sacrifce. Modern
home. FIVE rooms and bath. Newly
decorated. Paved street. Easy terms
5l3 T. Bowman.
FOR SALE-Park Place lots. All i'm
provements but. pavements Adjoining
Sold on terms Alexis Coauluard 7O7
J. NJ. 5. Bldg Lincoln 1868.
FOR SALE-GOod business corner on
east side. vacant, suitable for store or
filling station, and six room cottage,
OWEN b wINDLE
2t7 W. Jefferson Lincoln 65os
FOR SALE choice lots. restricted
residence district, Long Beach. Indiana.
Ideal for summer home view OF Lake
Michigan. near golf course tennis
courts. club house One $3.50; other
$500. VI Hope Spencer. 10 ). Lincoln,
Denver. Colo.
FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-Lot I'm
Roseland for cash or will take Black
stone stock. Can VI. 4O4 or Box 4 sc
News Times
BUILDING is too high but will remain
that way for years TO come. Rents
are also high and will 90 higher as
this cts grows. II YOU wish 10 share
South Bends prosperity buy a lot in a
good location end let the growth OF
the city put dollars I'm your pocket
Cal - our Office and fnd out how
FRANKLIN SAVINGS co.
20T W. Jen Blvd. =. 652S
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RIAL ESTATE.

TIE MAPLEWOOD
No extras boats free A warm welcome
10 those that are happy and want 10
make others SO. II you have n crouch
don't write Tor rates VICTOR KUT-
CHIN. PROP GREEN LAKE. WIS.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
REAL HOMES FOR SALE-AT
LESS THAN COST.

Really you can actually buy these
Homes AZ less than it would cost
10 build them today Again, I
plead-Please don't believe all you
hear-but what you see-Use your
own eyes. out Of the smoke zone
into your own home for 800 down
$3.50 per month. including inter
est. just think the monthly pay
ments are less than you can rent
light Housekeeping rooms for to-
day.
Modern-combined with every con-
venlence and all the comforts that
any good family could ask for
near two schools-several churches
and stores. Only a FIVE minute
Walk 70 michigan street car line.
Location - Ideal - In Beautiful
Studebaker Place-The Hollywood
OF Indiana Backed by the wonder
ful Studebaker Corporation. Please
bear in mind that the interests OF
the Studebsker Corporation are the
interests OF South Bend.
Now then Mr. Renter, why con
tinue paying for the other mans
house? Get the point?-Thanks.
Only few left. Don't delay
Investigate today-Can be Inspected
~ appointment only Write o. J.
Prou. 1143 South Main Street.
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FOR SOLE SOUTHEAST

FOR SOLE SOUTHEAST
Thoroughly modern, two story
residence; large corner lot; both
streets paved; two white enamel
bedrooms and bath, End floor;
living room, dining room. and
kitchen. 1si floor; seven foot base
ment with laundry tubs, soft wa
ter, furnace and water heater. A
good outlook and in good sur
roundings $500 down. So per
month. BY appointment. y. L
OTIS, Is y Taylor ST.
WEIDLER'S ADDITION Make your Sc
lection o. have a new home for MAS
Present
FRANKLIN SAVINGS co
~ ". Jefferson Blvd. Lincoin G5->
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TIRE MILEAGE COST

A deposit N 60 on all mail orders. 1OR
discount = ash accompanies order FOL
two or more tires; no checks. Write
Dept. No. IA
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Shore Property For sale
Ed Estate Fnr Exchange

FOR EXCHANGE room house and ,
vacant lots for equity Zoo other proper
-. or viii take ear. Lincoln 1850 ia
Dean Bldg.
FOR SALE or trade. 40 acres near town.
VIII accept Ford truck IN deal. Call
az 30 George Az.
LOT IN Jackson Addition for sale or will
exchange for good used Ford. Inquire
943 14th St. River Park.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE acres
near city limits. Good buildings. Ideal
for subdlviding. Price. $500 %. Call
Lincoln 6S31
FOR EXCHANGE
~ acre good Level land all nice build
ings on main road plete with stock
and tools and crops.
y acres. good heavy clay land good
buildings, and wen located; complete
with stock. crops and tools
NOIGHT 4 BRADFORD
20l % CITIZENS Rank Bldg J.. I'LL.
100 BUSINESS BARGAINS and etc. One
- r. hotel. baths. 3 lavatories. toilets
big lobby rooms All rented Al year
lease. rent only 500 per month with
hot water and beat furnished pool
rooms. : grocery stores I tire repair
with auto accessories 3 best garages
In this state. bakery shoe repair shop
one best brass and aluminium foundrys
with brick bldEs-. railroad siding. only
$50 easy terms doing good business
tsll or write X IS Odd Fellows Bldg
Main lGSt Open evenings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-15

Mr. RENTER: DO YOU KNOW THAT
OPPORTUNITIES TO BUY IN
BEAUTIFUL STUDEBAKER PLACE
ARE GOING FASTl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-15

FOR SALE
Dandy bungalow on 18th St. River
Park. large lot. half block south Misha-
waka car line. Terms. $500.
New modern house, Just finished;
large lot on College St. north Of Lin
eoln Way West. Terms. $500.
room house on y. Walnut St. south
Of Lincoln Wsy West Terms. $500.
Beautiful 0 room home on Leland Az.
very pretty lot; just north Portage
Av. Terms $500.
Modern house, 5 rooms, on +. Dayton
s. Terms $3.50.
List your property with De ss We
have ready buyers
DUNNAHOO & BAILEY
40 ] NJ s Bldg.
Lincoln 22t2
SOTTHEAST-FOR SALE
1919 Dale Az room modern house,
viii sell on contract.
ST. y. seventh 81. SIX room partly
modern house. will sell on contract.
lSl6 s. St Joseph 81 oroOm modern
house will sell on eontrac, or trads
r J CLARK & SON
CSC Farmers Trust Bldg
Office Lincoln 525L Res. Lincoln 6-s6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-15

East Dayton s. modern house. alley
lo' now vacant. easy ferms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-15

July I+ol2s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
LANDIS' ILLNESS
DELAYS RAIL CASE
Case Pennsylvania Suit
Is Postponed Until
February Z

CHICAGO, Jan. 1s.-Becauso OF
the Illness OF Judge X. NJ. Lands,
the hearing OF the Pennsylvania
railroads injunction suit to restrain
the United States labor board, from
declaring that the road had violated
Its order was postponed today In the
United States district court until
February Z.
The question involved in the issue
between the Pennsylvania road and
the labor board Is the manner In
which shop representatives who ne
gotiate contract for the employees
with the railroad company should
he selected. The labor board de.
cided that the Pennsylvania com
pany had no right to participate In
the selection of these representa- tives
and ruled that the employees had the
right to select their own representa-.
lives for such Il conference and 30
ordered. The Pennsylvania con
tends that the board has no lurts-
diction In the matter.
\ motion TO dismiss the pcnnsyl-
vania's Injunction proceedings will
he filed when the hearing "a held,
II was announced.
Judge Lands has been III OF a
severe cold Tor week
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meeting Wednesday noon varied. hut
" appears there are from I SOC To
1900 unemployed men and women
In Tulsa
Among the measures suggested ~
the meeting to relieve unemployment
and provide short period joba Tor
those now idle were the following
Have fire marshall compel house
holders To- remove trash and other
combustlblo materials nom 'hctr
premises
Urge contractors to employ per.
sons living In the city giving pref.
eranco to those with dependents.
Name precinct committees tu get
In personal touch with property
owners ana urge them to have odd
Jobs done around homes
Request employers to use ut least
one more cmpluyu In their cstoh.
llshmcnts
zone of the best ways to help tho
unemployment situation is for ovor,
property owner tu make rrpairt ON
his property now. Mayor FNuus cN.
plalucd Yesterday Maybe the
plumbing needs repairs or the nous,
needs reshinEling ur the yard clean.
ing all these odd Jobs viii provide
temporary work fur several hundred
persons and there Us NO more uppur
tune time than the present to start
thcm'
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UNEMPLOYMENT
GROWS SERIOUS
Everybody in Tulsa Is
Urged to Give Work
to Some One

Tentative plans for relieving the
unemployment situation In Tulsa
were discussed at Ru employment
meeting held at the Sandwich shop,
4lO South boulder "Wednesday noon,
attended 10y the mayor and represcn-
tstives OF state and local orgoniza-
ttuus Interested ia reducing ldlencss.
At the meeting were Mayor T. y.
Evcus. representing the city claude
r.. Cunually, state commissioner OF
labor; Mrs Randolph Elliott, repre-
sentative ~ the state labor depart
mcut, Mrs Hunt of the Y. w, &. A.;
j ~ McClclland, representing the
chamber ut Commerce, Joseph
bruitt representing the Masonic em-
ploymout service. George Bush of
Cosdcu q Go. ". l. Allison. repre-
scntinE the American Legion, and T..
~ Ellis representing the Federal
state employment service.
Mayor Evans was unanimously
chosen chairman of tho city uncm -
uloyment committee. and with him
on this committee will be Druitt.
Ellis and Mrs. Hunt. This commit
tee rs 20 meet IN the near future and
work out plans Tor an employment
campaign, I'm accordance with tho
wishes of the general employment
committee.
Opinions Of those attending tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
VAL0R MEDAL
AWARDED ITALY
Highest Military Decora-
ton in America Goes
to Unknown Hero

ROME. Jan. is. - The con-
vresslonal medal for valcr, the high
est military decoration that the
United states can bestow, today was
conferred upon ltaly's unknown
WARRIOR"
The ceremony took place IN the
,res.nce Of King Victor Emmanuel
bgb Italian officials, Maj. Gen.
Henry T Allen. commander OF the
American army Of occupation on
he Rhine, and a detachment OF 100
nlckcd American soldiers. The
medal was presented by the Ameri-
csr ambassador 60 Italy. Richard
Wasbburn child. Major General Al
len and other American Officers
have received high Italian decora
tons
The ceremonies were most fmpos-
isr and were witnessed by trenen-
dous crowds.
Naior General Allen made an cior
.ouent speech and the king was Wis
\ Premier Ronoml made an address
An which he thanked the United
statas In the name of the italian
neopIr. General Dlaz roilowen
thanking American in the name II
the italian army.
when the American troops de'
partei they were escorted TO thelr
barra ks by cheering crowds. The
city rs covered with flags and the
s,recfs resounded during the daN
with the music OF military oands.
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TWO STILLS ARE SEIZED
-Four Special Deputies aud Federal
Men tonduct u Crusade Ia Verdi
girls nuttums Near CutpuSg

Following tile wholesale arrostH
near 'utpUat last saturday OF mo-.
turists Who we're bringing liquor intJ
Tulsa apparently from stills located
tn Rogers county tho four special
deputy shcufs Joined with federal
outor,oWuu, officers Tuesday night
ana uidod tho Ncrdigria bottoms In
tho vicinity vt CItousa.
A. result. thrcc men were ar
trstol and two stills scizcd. Earl
Adams ViH arrested late Tucadny
uNruluL about Two miles east OF
Catuusn whom uf lcrrs found him In
charge OF 70 5O.Rnlhn copper still.
The slll ana 10 barrels Of nash
Vcrn rclfrd Ad1Ws pleaded guilty
to o. charge ~ muunshininE when
nrrtiEnpd before United states COM.
missioner NpuUvy Hp was placed
under t2.5uo bond. Adams IN COM
ppuy with } e.. Calhoun and E T.
Allen. two other federal nri9oners
were taken Goo Mugkugre wednesday
George Atkins and Amos SBtting-
ton we're the uth,r Two men arrest
vd. They also had b still according
tn officers and o. ts believed that
these two men supplied large
quantity uf the liquor which the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
REPUBLICANS MEET FRIDAY
Central Committee VIII Then Issue
CaIl tor Precinct Meetings.

The date for precinct meetings for
election OF new precinct committee
men by registered republicans viii
be set by the city central republican
committee at conference TO be
held at gao o'clock Friday after
noon In the city hall auditorium.
This date was not decided upon
at the last meeting OF the city cen,
tral committee because OF announced
plans OF the county election board
TO re-district the city y. r. Nelson
chairman OF the election board. Will
attend the conference FRIDAY an
will state the new precinct boun-
daries, voting places and Other
changes made.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1S.-Conspi-
racy to MAINTAIN war-leyel prices
and to prevent fan in manufac-
turers price In the tobacco indus
try, was charged against three
large tobacco manufacturing com
pauies In n report submitted to the
senate today by the federal trade
commission In answer to recent
resolution Ivy Senator Smith OF
South Carolina, calling for an inves-
tigation Of the alleged tobacco com.
bination
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
SEEK AID OF BOY SCOUTS
500 Is Offered 60 Troop Sending
Information Concerning Mark
(Ipnaut

The Tulsa hoy scout organization
has been asked to assist in locating
boy missing from Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mark Clement by name. SlOo being
offered the troop sending fnrorma-
ton instrumental In the boys return.
Clement is said to have left home
october Is In company with David
Poole, an English sailor ana wan
derer. The boy was In high school
at the time and Is described a.
bright and quick speaking. nis
he ght being feet inches, weight
9S pounds and his eyes and hair
dark,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
High School Girls
Experts in Value
and Art in Rugs

Thirty high school girls critically
inspected rugs at a local rug
shop yesterday with an air OF 90
phistication which sat oddly on
their obvious yoath and with a
knowingness as TO values ana
weaves and colors that a shop
ping matron might envy. The rca-
son for both the mature air and
the sense of values was that the
girls as members OF the house
furnishing class OF Tulsa's high
school home economics depart
ment have been palnstakingW
trained In the theory Of furniture
harmony aud buying dur
ing the present semester and this
week have tested their new
found knowledge by visiting local
furniture stores. Zoe Tabor h
teacher
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
PENNYPACKER WILL SPEAK
Harvard University Man VIII BE
Honor Guest OF &. Of &. Lunchcon,


rehIy fennypacker, formerly
head OF the Boston Latin school and
now chairman OF the committee on
entrance Tor Harvard university. will
be the principal speaker at an open
meeting OF the Chamber of Com
merce at Hotel Tulsa Friday noon.
Pennypacker possesses an attrac-
tive personality and is one OF Amer
ica most distinguished orators. His
tour OF the country, which includes
a short stay In Tulsa. IL sponsored
by Harvard and Is for the purpose
OF raising the requirements of hish
school and preparatory schools to
AVOID troublesome entrance eNamina-
tions.
During his stay here Pennypacker
Will be the guest OF T.. X. Perry aud
u. w. Franchot
The Chamber OF Commerce espe-
elally urges all local college and
university men and women 10 hear
him Friday noon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Attempt to Curb Narcotic smuggling

DALLAS, Texas, Jan. 1S.--In an
attempt to curb tho smuggling OF
narcotic drugs across the Rio
Grande from Mexico, the force OF
inspectors in the southwest is short
ly to be increased to 25 men. 1t was
learned today. There are now II
inspectors In the FL Paso division
and federal agents report that this
force Is too small to handle the sit
uation. Narcotic inspectors will be
stationed at all important cities and
towns OF the division, according to
plans now being outlined.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19

CHICAGO Jan. lS.--PetItlOns Tor
referendum vote In Illinois on tho
question OF restoring light wines and
beers are being circulated through
out the sate undeg auspices OF an
organization headed by Anton G.
Cermak. member Of the Chicago
city council. Cermak said today lac
was confident that the 100000 sign
ers necessary to place tho proposal
on the ballot at the next election
will he obtained
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Epycr Pasba Caught.

LONDON. Jan. 1s.--Enver Pasha'
former Turkish war minister, who
was credited with launching Tur-
kew into the war on the side OF Ger
many, has been captured in the eau
casus and will be turned over to the
turkish nationalists. according 20
an Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Constantlnople today. Enver
pasha has been travelling in Ger
many and Russia incognito.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Bcckccpers to Organize.

COLUMBUS. Ohio.-An effirt to
reorganize the ohio Beekeepers
association as a federation of county
societies will be made at the annual
winter meeting. to be held here
February 2 and 3, during Farmer
week at Ohio Staho university The
program calls for an address by X.
+. lIolterman OF Brantford, ontario.
announced as Canada's leading
apiarist
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19

WASHINGTON, Jan. lS.-Dr. Hu-
bert Work, Of Colorado. Is being
very favorably" considered as q
successor TO VIII Hays, as postnas-
ter-general, 1t was learned at the
white house today. work now IL
first assistant postmaster general
and was one OF the first officers TO
be appointed by President Harding
after he assumed the presidency.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Raid Narcotic Pcddlcrs.

FORT WORTH, Texas. Jan. IS.
Raids directed by federal agents and
police continued here last night and
today against narcotic peddlers'
Among the drugs captured yesterday
and last night were 120 ounces OF
morphine, bearing a foreign LAT ell
aud believed 60 have been borught
here from the Rio Grande border
Several prisoners, seized In the RAIDS
arc hold for Yestigation.
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vice crusaders seized last Saturday.
Atkins pleaded not guilty at his ar
raignmcnt before Commissioner
Yauccy wednesday afternoon and
pending preliminary hearing, which
was sct for Tuesday. he was placed
under q tl25o bond. sattiugion VIII
probably be arralgued Thursday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Kirby Quits Banking Work.

Special TO Tho World. ..
Kirby who six years ago was brought
10 McAlester from Idabel by X. +.
Brewer TO handle his country bank
work in the First National bank or
McAlester, has resigned in order that
he may give his attention TO person
al interests. Mr.. Brewer has for the
past few years been connected with
Kansas City and Tulsa banks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
pcrshIng Opposes Land Sales.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1s.--GeEeral
1ohn J. Pershlng appeared before
bous, military affairs committee to-
day 10 oppose wholesale disposal by
,hs govern ment OF large tracts OF
land secured during the war period
for trair ing camps, artillery ranges
and service schools. He insisted
most of these camps were necessary
for the development of the citizens
army proposed In the new military
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
invite Peruvian aud Chllcnn Eu,o,s

WASHINGTON. Jan. lS--Nt the
suggestion ot President iinrdug the
state department today oVtor dcd io .
vitations to the governments ~ Peru
and emile To send t'ur"ecutauNrs 10
Washington to mediate the Tu,na-
africa boundary dlgputc. Tnia Cou-
truyUrsy has con source ~ truub %
between the two countries since tnc
end OF The rhlIo-ncIm wn. IN lN.A-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Eas,lnnd Claims Disallowed.

sPRINGFIELD. III, Jan. Is.
Statements involving millions of dol
lars filed against the state by rela-
tiyes OF those who died In the
Steamer Eastland disaste~ nj Chi
cago in 1915, were disallowe6 by the
state court of claims OF Illinois, 1t
was announced here today. The
claims have been pending since
lntr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19

The railway from Durham to Glen
coe will be electrified IN the reW
future ~ tho firat step toward usn z
that power generally IN South Al