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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-27

Guy McGunn Of Detroit is visiting
for few days with his parents.
Mrs. Charles Stafford was taken
very ill Monday, July ~, and passed
away Tuesday afternoon at her home
at Sumner. The funeral was held
Thursday afternoon at the Spencer
church, Rev. Snyder officiating. She
leaves TO mourn their loss her hus-
band, two small children, her parents,
one brother, and many other relatives
and friends. lnterment was made i'm
Spencer cemetery.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-27
SUMNER

II. A. Glow was Riverdale bust
ness caller recently.
Charlse Davis and family and son,
Fred, and wife spent the week with
relatives near Palo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Woodland were
Alma callers Monday.
Carl Fisher was huckleberrying
near Houghton Wednesday.
Lucy Par is visiting with her
nephew Carl Fisher, and family north
Of town.
DR.. Highfield of Riverdale was a
professional caller Monday.
Mrs. Cahoon of Alma is here caring
for Bert Glow, who is still very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Price are en-
tertaining their daughter, Mrs. Geo
Rowland and daughter.
Mrs. w. Price was in Rverdale
Monday on business.
Charles Davis and family enter
tanned relatives from Palo Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips were in
Alma on business the latter part OF
last week.
DR.. Graham was professional
caller here Tuesday.
Arthur Forquer returned Friday
from Higgins lake where he had been
on several days fishing trip.
DR.. Furgeson Of Carson City was
here on professional business Tues
day.
Mrs. Della Compton of Detroit is a
guest of her brother, William Phil
lips, and other relatives, in this vi
cinity.
Clyde Smead went to Houghtor
Saturday for berries.
Helen LaVoy who has been visiting
relatives at Elm Hall has returned Ia
her home here.
The grist mill is closed this week
for repairs.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-27

partnent. He has been associated
with the Michigan State Fair for a
number OF years and at one time was
general superintendent OF the exposi.
ton.
Michigan fast is gaining a position
OF Importance as cattle raising
state" declared Mr. Dickinson. THE
beef breeds are being grown extern
sively. but dairy cattle hold greater
place.
This year Michigan farmers who
attend the fair will have the oppor.
tunity OF witnessing some fine out
side beef which, it has been promised.
will exhibit here
I'VE regard as an important step
forward in the fostering Of cattle in
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-27
ey-Products From yellow Pine Stump


The United States Department Of
Agriculture has issued very inter-
esting bulletin, entitled, THE Distilla-
ton OF Stumpwood and Logging Of
Western Yellow. Pine" In this re-
port 1t is stated that the stumps which
are left behind after logging opera
lions are very rich In resinous prod
ucts. for which there is a ready mar
ket, as crude pine wood oils are being
used considerably in the fotation proc.
cess Of concentrating ores. Plants
which would be erected to extract
these oils from the stumpwood would
have to be Of the single retort NOV
able type, so that when the stumps In
the immediate locality Of the plant
have been consumed, the latter can be
dismantled and set up again at another
point with very little difhculty.-Sci-
entific American.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-27
Waterproof sandpapsr.

According to the Paint, OIL and
Chemical Review" Of February 1, 1922,
new article has appeared on the
market In the form Of waterproof
sandpaper. This 10 especially use
full in the painting Of automobiles.
where II can be used with water at
considerable saving Of time in the
place of pumice stone, In rubbing out
color and color varnish coats. and al
so on first coats Of rubbing varnish.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-27

partment one OF
the predominating
ones at the Michi.
gan State Fair, De-
troit. September l
To 10, says George
". Dickinson, sec
ietary and man
ager.
Albert K. Stew
enson. OF Port
Huron, a member
of the board of
managers, will be
the member in
L -. - A IL
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-27

Expenditures for carrying on the
ordinary business Of the government
for the current year will amount to
nearly $1,700,00O,000.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-27

Curious-What went wrong at the
wedding? Did the bride faint?
arcastic-No--the license expired.
.-Nayeide Tales.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-27

A permanent industrial conference
board for the settlement of labor dis
putes is proposed in Paterson N. j.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-27

Never start a bad story about an
other person. Some one may confuse
the names and hang it onto you.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-27
New Addition Will Make De-
partment a Leader Says
G. w. Dickinson.

A new addition to the cattle barns.
providing ample facilities for housing
1000 head promises TO make this de-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-27

The robin is the gourmand of the
field and forests. He eats all the
time and anything, almost.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-27

Bill Hart in "Three Word Brandt
Strand Saturday.--advertisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

permitted TO retain her American
citizenship 40 long as she IL a resi-
dent Of this country, and that for
o.. born woman herefater/may not
acquire American citizenship by
marriage to citizen, but must 20
through Nthe same process Of naiu-
ralization as n foreign n-born MANI"
other questions are.
DO you favor limiting the amount
Of campaign expenses Of candidates
for congress? II so, by what means
and TO what amount?"
ASK civil Service Views.
"Do you favor the Lehlbach bill
for the rehabilitation Of the civil
service? Are you in facor OF the
removal from the federal civil serv-
Ice OF all determinations based on
sex7
Are you in favor OF federal aid
90 tho states for the removal Of IL
uteracy?
Are you In favor Of adequate
financial support for the children's
bureau The women's bureau OF the
department Of labor? The home
demonstration work In the depart
meut OF agriculture ?"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

Permanent Waving with OIL
Vogue Mnrinelln, h2l South Main.
Usage G,--AdvertlSement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

Mrs II l.. rite Is expected home sntrr-
day from Oklahoma City.
Gordon Keys ot Pryor returned home
Sunday from week end visit In the
Mrs. W W Hastings entertained with
an informal dinner Monday noon Tor Mrs
w. l.. rhulips Of Tulsa.
Mr. ana Mrs sherman McCollum caug
home SUNDAY from q short visit In COW
Air, and Mrs Ridge Mayes and dHugh.
| ter. Elizabeth Ann, Of Grove, were tho
| guests over Monday OF Mr. ana Mrs. J. A.
Mrs II NJ Vance nnd son. II NJ Vance
arrived home sunday from Altus, ARK.
whore they visited Mrs. Nances father,
Mrs clara Tsrnaudes ana Miss Grace
FernHndes left Tuesday FOR saltwater.
whore Miss Fernandes will attend the A.
Mrs. " W HastInEr and daughters.
Misses AhnuwOke, Moyme and Lnlian
aud Miss Eldcc starr, m"tored TO Musk5-
gee Saturday
Sir ana Mrs curtis wllmot and sons,
Mr., and Mrs. John Lunnoy ot Oknulgec.
spent sunday ana Monday with Mir. aud
Mrs. Il *. Mvollum.
Mt ana Mrs Rothwell nanker and
1 daughter of Muekogee came saturday
and are the guests OF their paronts. Mr.,
HaI HIH. ~. t Banker
Miss Ethel pedman Of Fort Smith,
/ n Goddard, Miss Dedman formerly lived
here ana has a host of friends
Mrs W. u. Richards and Mrs o. N,
/ Goddard has as guests over Monday Mrs
/ Rod Richards and children, Mrs Ella
] Drdmau and Henry Warneld Of Musko-
/ gee.
/ Miss Martha Banker, who attended the
summer term OF Columbia university, left
| Friday for Nowata. She teaches English
! and Journalism In the NowatN high
! school
Tomme Thomson Of Nlnitn. who visited
! his brothers Joseph and Robert, white
en- route home from this Confederate re-
] union Ht Praltls Grove, returned home
/ Sunday.
M~H W. r. Phillips ana daughters,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

Mrs. John silverhun and children have
returned from colorado springs,
Miss Loreara pcAtiey Of Ei Reno IL Wis
iting her aister, Mrs I. II. stone.
days vacation AZ tnrhoudHle, Colo.
Harry prnushon Is back In Hoininy
after spending tho past two months at
Shidlcr.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Rob Petty have returned
from Colorado Springs. where they spent
th5,r vacation.
Miss Pauline Wood. ia Kcrrigan and
Arn0r Guy OF Tulsa were Euchta Of Mss
Frances Tredway.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Friend nod daughter
OF Lawrence, Neb,, have been Waiting MIR
and Mira Jack Friend
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Stonger and little
daughter has returned from iicrrington,
Mr. and Mrs G, II, Barnett and two
sona, and Mrs !. ]. Reed OF Bolivar, Mo,
mptor0d over TO spend the week end 18th
Mrs, Lima Gum ana daughters,
Misses Frnnceh aud Marguerite Tired
way had As their guests. Deck Wilmouth
ot Pawhpska Misscs Louise ana Pauline
Wood OF Tulsa, ana Donald walker.
Miss Mae ptlyett is homo from Chicago.
whore she had been visiting her brother.
Mr.. ana Mrs. j, NJ, Cartiacr ana son
have left for Chiffon, Mo, 20 camp aud
fish for week or two,
Marvin Hendricks ana Miss Edna Camp
hon were married Of the home OF tho
Campbell, Roy, r. g. stpuffcr of the
| Christian church read the marriage aery-
| ice, only a few friends were present 70
witness the ceremony The bride gradual
! ad frog, the Hominy high arhnol two years
ago, and taught IN the rural schools last
/ man Of Hominy' They viii make their
] homo here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
WOMEN SPRING
POLITICAL TRAPS
QUESTIONABLE Asks Views
Of House and Senate
Aspirants

BALTIMORE. Sept. 9--Now It Is
the women who want TO know.
Feminine voters have dug q new set
OF pitfalls for senatorial and con
grcaAonal candidates OF both par
ties. The women have sent out a
questionable asking their attitude
on certain measures now before con-
gross and next session that are OF es-
pecial Interest to the women Of
Maryland.
Replies submitted by the candidate
viii be published i'm a special bull
lctin 10 be issued by the League OF
Women Voters. The bulletin also
VIII contain a political who's Who
and IN addition to their attitude on
thr various matters concerning
which tho women are interrogatins
them the candidates have been
asked TO submit brief sketch OF
themselves. and such facts concern
ing their professional careers and
previous political experience az they
believe viii be of interest to the
voters Tn this campaign.
Question of Citizenship.
First among the questions asked
by the women Is the followlng
Are you in favor OF legislation
providing that an Amerlcau.born
Woman who mnrries an allen may be
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
BROKEN ARROW

Mrs, TlHrye ShTatPr went 10 Blackwell
Monday for a weeks visit TO her sistsr.
Mrs. A, i, Morrow OF Tulsa arrived
Monday Tor a few days visit 60 Brobcn
Arrow friends
Mr. ana Mrs. George Cannon OF Mus
kCgse were over sunday guests Of hruaen
Arrow relatives,
MIR and Mrs. Alyis johnson of Tulsa
were Weekend guests uf Mr. ana Mrs.
j. W. Walton.
Tho 4 9, Parks family has returned
from a fortnight spent with relatives AZ
The r. H. Mitchell family returned
Saturday syening from their Bu5nnor' $
visit at Colorado Springs.
W. H. McCreay is home from, the Bur
bank OH fields for q two weeks visit with
Mrs McCresy and the children.
Mr., and Mrs. j. Il. Morrow are making
a two weeks visit 20 Mr., AMI Mrs. VII
liam Goodwin at Westyiile. okla,
Rev. }. r. Kerr and family have re-
turned from an extended vacation spent
AZ Pennington, ARR, and Parsons. Kan,
Irwin Baker will move his family to
burlington. kan, early next week where
they viii reside during the coming winter.
Mrs. +. NJ. Anderson OF sallsaw and
Wilton Phillips Of Tulsa were over sun
day guests Of Mr. snd Ars. John Ander-
son,
Mr and Mrs H. B. Knepper OF Mounds
Valley Kan, are guests this week OF Mr..
Kneppers parents MIR, and Mrs 8. A.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mercer OF Kansas
city have returned home after spending
their vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. ElmeT
Mercer.
Mira a NJ. Berry ana s0ns Esrl ana
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
STATE SOCIETY

1 NIfred spent the week cnf with Nra
| urrrys mother Mrs. LIzzia U,iClub tl
| rapuipu.
Mrs. g. ". Byors Of cleveland D.ln
| rrtutnrd home Tucsday after BRIEF via,'
! ly nor nrothcI hr, w t. updku and
| Ntl iIdlkC
| ne md Mrs a. Kemp have hHd a1
/ got house gu"st the pact fortniglt ~
] EeWps sister. MIS- MARY COOK " klrs
! .ly Mo
! Mrs Hnaa " In"N'7 lof Friday tHf
/ Dn'hinE. Wh't" fh' "sIr'lH in remain fnr
| 'hf nest AK W'"tH ltbtInt hil"f bus ness
! Wa ''IH
! NiH. anna 'inhr w. ft'h1lnE a. -"
/ DAYS ,u hush"ggu "i me h'dHId" 'f htr
! lHnfh''f Mif I."'"" Iy'hH. VINO lI
! p" h"7r'.tl &c., NJ, ,..,..
! m'H"iH hNh m'fI"ih'F Hukh. SHhN't "a
'ui y. v 'Hfou'r 'u'n several laFs lu
/ .ht ''I|L pay 'I N.i "''h NJ Hl'hu''I'
/ ''. 20" 90, 'U."''" ''''' ~
..'.' .HN','1 ~ i,Pt"' 'H,' Hf
] L.''' ''N.'. l"I N.H'l T." NiH hi p.
! ID d.. r'N'''' ""' WIFE f'h"'iH %" N''
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| .NI ',iA. il'l Hs' 'nu M'. "i.I
MIh N", 'ItY..u Gep.lI' ,."'
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
SEEN BETTER RELATIONS
Public utilitics Welcome Circulation
Of Facts About Themselves.

DALLAS, Texas. Sept. An cx-
PLANTATION OF tho objects ai the pub
lie utilities Of Texas and OF scv-
ora! other states ~ the formation of
Information bureaus was made by
George McQuald. director OF the
Texas Public Service Information
bureau at the meeting OF the lnde-
pendent Telephone association IN
BrownWoOd The work that Is be-
ing done by these bureaus iS intend
Cd 10 bring a better understanding
utilities. u is the intention Of the
utilities. II Us the intention Of the
bureaus 10 place every fact before
the people. 20 The end that the util-
ity situation may be seen by them
In ita exact relation 10 their interests.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

Sir and Mrs w y Curry lott WednoH.
day for q two weeks visit with reiauSee
NJ a and Mra. ueury praunon went ,o
Tulsa Wednesday 20 attend the funeral
Harold hut departed Monday night Tor
Kirksville, Mo, 10 re-entcr tho achaol
uf oEteopathy there.
Mr. aud Mrs G. A. Poplin and chtldren
outing at Noel, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs Glen 49, saluans arrived
home Thuraday from a several days Visit
with relatives IN cushing
Mrs. r. S White. returned home sgo-
day after Hix days visit with her
nephew near Dustin. OKLA
b.. u. Clements left wednesday Tor
MuskOgee where no viii 90 enter ST.
Josephs academy tor the winter,
Henry Minsky returned home Wedne-
day from rittsburgh. Pa. whore he hpcrt
the summer with his Erandmother
Mrs. J. W Fisher. formerly q sspul.
pa, now OF Oklahoma city. was the guest
of Mrs. r. s. white hero Monday.
Misses Joyce Hurt and Katherine Lytlc
arrived home Tuesday from Long Beach.
Mt. aud Mrs Ed Wiuget aud Mr.. and
Mira Francis Msrkio returned home Mon.
day from weeks fishing trip on the
Mrs. GLADYS Miller and baby daughter,
wluifrod Earl OF Tulsa, were the week
end guest. Of Mrs. Mlllers mother, Mrs.
Mrs. C. y Mcmillan, formerly Of sa
PGlpn, H wss ,ns Eu,'t OF M,ss riSr'qGy fo,
California for the winter
MIR ani Mrs Lon Mckenzie returned
homo sunday from weeks visit with
their daughter. Mrs. VIM. Irwin and Mr.
Irwin in Colorado. Texas.
An lnformal morning bridge was given
ga ThUfsday aIUgo!Hs AZ tho C1uhif'
club with Mrs Earl Foster and Mrs.
1. u, FIt2huEh as hustcsscs.
The pythian Sisters met on Monday
night IN the X 7. Hnll. Mrs Joe Brun.
/ or grand chief Of ONHhrma, was prcsi
ont after a months absence IN Colorado.
Attorney and Mrs W, g. Hodges ar
rived home Monday from thrco weeks
absence, during which they visited relt'
| tivea In Kansas city and other points
| In Missouri
! Follows hall Wednesday evening and
members u the Kiofer chapter with 4
| good program
| Miss Dorothy Taylor was a guest on
| Monday evening Ht a buffet supper given
| hy tho lAfHlutts at tho Tulsa Cuuntf'
/ CLUB, honoring Miss Rebeknb Haskell OF
/ New York CITY
| Mrs j. = shaloeu and Mra W. c
| Jones. who have been visiting the lat
] tors parents MI. and Mrs Jasper Cox
| returned Sunday, overland. to their hom,
| IN Whitemau, Ark
Miss RlRnche Mller entertained ls OF
| her young oNpro0sinn pupils at her home
| on 500 West Mckinley. variety OF
new Chlldrrna names were enjoyed and
| Mrs Lous Schmidt entertained on
! Tuesday afternoon with Kcnsiugton and
| on Thursday afternoon with bridg'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 10, 1872.


d
PARTY 10 honor of her sau'4 bride. Mrs
/ LdsIE sohnidl of Bsruesyiie.
/ william anJ S.fbsttos and her sistef.
| Nss Uofs and Nrs Uakamors ~ Mus
z bopes arrived home Sunday from = three
/ months tfIp to the raslfc coast
] gsy.y,y fiye r,eptArrs .at tbeIs ,ytvs a
lof ,Ee i ~ r. pispiSsod ~ the Bic
/ other sports occupied the evening a
The H N T. w. m.mbara their FAINT.
/ lios aud , few friends vore members OF
/ night The party assembled, ,it O'Clock
|st b. soub n.r,h and moiored 10 me
iats who're an evening u swimming ani
] outI0nr games followed
! MI snd Mrs u. q. burnett an1 fouEh
/ igff ,Wih'II ana Archl" arrived nome
/ Ihnfsi'G Wotnins at'er several weeks A.
| Scute Mrs liurnot' nnd dalEh'crT htlrf
I surnAins Hs,rf", wreM at i'ynE hrne'n
/ 81 wi'f l'.u"d MI bhfn"i sl vi FHt"
I t"f Hlp mo Qua MEXICO ,,,...
Fdais tasles ~ The Bapt't church en-
..Il',.,.n'. II'',n.n S,,,,'' n.,,,t ,t.
. - r. C.I,r,.r ,tn Isr rridsy f,g sr1,y
It,,ust ,,,iy,"..'y wiz ''''"'
/ Wias MARI pegiiop entertained A vroup
~ friends With = took party VI hcr homo
/ Mnpfut utrtf bUuorIpg Miss Tbtfup Fsy.
,'s ,, rnrt s,.i,b N5E pr,grrssis' roat
v, rU,,.1 ',n,.,,,tap, 81 's.,,.,t,, XII
~. ,,"I.,'V' ~. ''u,',,
[ ,..,a .a,..t t. "a c,..t.
/ NJ-g,s tay,.. .,r,',h .r1 ,,y,,r g..
/ cfnmrr wfre iaint hastes-ea an Nantev
] Vlr t,,,, ~ u' tV,,,sh,ts' t,n,i,,
I Miss Margarot rarr6i of 'F.r, tvorth
/ Ta. Ttgh srnr. vg,a rcsrbad bv NIa
I Uoi.p .rs.Ior win, ,cgsiv.d a nr.tfy prt,a
fov,5 nv tO''' '' "'"'' "''' '''''''o " '"'"'F
/ NJ, ~ g tt..r .,,or,,t,,, , -r,,o
] ~ ,tut,., o., Nrta,v .,,clrc,r Go,,,.
I inc tbc AN Li,tbl,,, snpiyrtssry ~ b.,
/ nephew. Wills Ncc1 Games and con
,T.a rg.6Id ,. ta 1Po'gTg9t ,5s t2r ne Gig''
%sai g1asio ,. a"H ..ryoG y,"s D.,''GI' y,nGn G
guests
Il, -, m's. mliorea h1l{ T"s nos''l. ul,',', lHys
N.Y.. i"qs rHs%n rs. '"fS OF Fdlt aG"i smiS XIX
/ S,Pi.1 WIN we h9sl",H w'tg MISSES Ma'N
InnnI,ga' . nuIn ,,.,, ,nn'rno,,E hslue,''''
/ E'ief W. lhr eveni"s lnr sl,'A were l"ln'l
/ ny HN young hen ipf an evening OF io'N
ana o'u'r informal games
/ Os.rro " nanniHer. advertising man
/ Mayer. store. and Mise Annis Laurio She
/ bourne bookkcoper with the same cons
] crrn. WIRE married At high loon sunday
/ by tn Reverend nm. dean VI the unit
/ vorHiiy Of Tulsa only lrAnodlate friends
! North Elm strect
rho Sunshine Class ot the F'rst Meth
odist church was cnteriaincd on wednog
day evening with n snlmmlng party and
] picnic sumner ut the Iir Dam lake tn
/ addition ~ the class members mud tho
! tcachur Mrs Eury Jennings there wore
/ those Euosfsf FdIth McguIrtnn purothy
I Kpck FIorlna and Corrclia Pickett Mar
/ p1ret Jennings Rafuh Sfovrr Vernon
/ Payne John Chnrles and Louise Mav
| Jennings
/ The Christian Wounr'q Missionary So
] ciotv with 40 member. ana visitors pros
I ouI mt Wndp,ed,y afternoon with Nra
I Row Harm as hostees busiuera
/ sra-iou vsa hold during tho first hour
a
"gbt,,' Nt,s T9td Ms O. v smith
/ ana Mrs Harm each rave Interesting
/ studIes Of aarious phnaes ~ IN, In china.
! The next Meeting will be- held on Oc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

~ Duncan, OKLA. wore visiting friends
ncre 90 route 90 Nowata 20 visit relatives
Mrs ~ A Diuro ~ infelendsncr IL
hero with her daughter y Miss Edth
Diugo. COY Wet E1ghLh street
.ancy urd Mfs Harold Usvorth ~ AL
fIs. DFia. visited ~ tho william Martin
home 7O6 West Niuth street
Mrs a. B Cspps ~ Delaware Visited
hor psrrnts M md Mrs william StIu.
kafd. 7Oj west Tenth street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
ADOPT TRADES DAY PLAN
weicetka Business Men Name Sep
tember ~ as Their Initial Effort

welcetka Business Men Name Sep
tember ~ as Their Initial Effort
Special to The World.
WELEETKA. sept. 9.-The re-
tail merchants and business men OF
Weleetka are Announcing Wednes-
day, September %. as tho first
trades day for this town. The COM
mittee in charge consists OF T. l.
Swinford. w n Pincham. II. u.
Douglass, Al wilcox and c. S. Pol
lock 1t is the intention to make
this a monthly affairs and the main
purpose is to increase the volume
Of business coming to the city. Be-
side special bargains there will be
prizes given away on that day and
the committee also plan 10 have
something in the way OF athletic
events and entertainment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

Ovcrcrowdlng and the lack Of
proper ventilation are the great con-
tributing factors IN the spread OF
measles. scarlet fever, diphthcria.
mumps. whooping cough, chicken
poX and smallpox.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-03
ASK BUTLER STREET
IMPROVEMENT MADE

Petition by the residents living along
Butler street to improve that street
from Sherman street south by grading.
graveling and cement curb and gutter
was referred Monday to the city en-
gineer for plans at meeting OF the
board of work Monday. The board ap-
proved the final assessment roll on the
Improvement of South Fifth street,
from South A to E. Cost of the i'm
provement is S24,046.6S.
Transfer of $4,000 from the street
sweeper fund to the street equipment
fund will be asked in an ordinance to
be introduced into the city council at
the meeting Monday evening. The
transfer is requested by the board OF
works because it will give that body
greater freedom in the purchase of a
street sweeper, and allow the board
to make the money go further than it
would otherwise.
| Complaints that refreshments were
being sold at Glen Miller for prices out
of proportion to the prices at which
| the same refreshments could be Sc
| cured downtown will be investigated
| by the board Thursday. Elmer VIII
! liams, who holds the concessions a.
/ Glen Miller park, will appear before
the board at that time.
The clerk was instructed to notify
Mr.. Williams to appear.