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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-12-22

"Pokrok" porada sylvestrovskou
zabavu sobotu. .dne 80 prosiace. v
Honor Hall. ma proti N. E Marku.
Ma prngramu jsou nejnoveisi ku-
plety zpevy prave privezene z
Czech. Proto, kdo nilulete peknou
Ceskou zabavu. dostavte sc. Mimo
humoristickeho programu Sc pTi-
pravuje novoroGnf posta. dale roz.
davani darkG. Po pase mile danny
bude pomerancova volenka Oar.
ky Sc pfijfmaji pri zabave sale u
vchodu. Proto ma shledanou
Honor Hall, sobotu, dne 80. pro-
since. Zacatek z. hod. Kazdeho
uctire I'VE zab. vyb.
Notna zaSoba lihOvin Skcnfisk0-
yana.
Prohibicni agenti pfekvapili
sobotu saloon "Ch .sapeake Cafe
ma Light ulici a skonfiskovali liho.
vim tolik, -ze ku odvezeni jejich
potrebf bylo trucku. Mattel. Joseph
Brothman. byl uveznen Mezi skon-
fiskovanym ''zbozfm bylo 35 gallo
nG jalovcove.
Y dome (. 1914 Aliceanna
ulice. zniceno bylo prohibicnim a.
gensem "a sud1 kornove sm9si no.
tove k paleni kofalky. Vedle toho
nalezeno tam 20 prazdnych sudd.
Nadoby ku palenf Gas domu od-
straneny byly. Phi navratu do do
mu uveznen byl Simon Nerson E.
Lombard ulice. jenz mem die udani
"palil'.
Papiry re Sk0ly ukradeny,
z vefeine skoly, {. Sd. ukradeny
byly sohotu oci rapfry Gene
Sis a iedny hodinky. Skola stoji
ma rohu Is. q Charles ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-12-22
SedmicentOve jizdne dale.

ze budeme dale plati,i sedm CEN
tG jizdneho. nemusime Sc diviti.
Komjse vefejne slHzby. jez probIe-
mem timto Sc zabyVsla, ably snad
mela CO delati, doposud iest6 nikdy
neukSzala. re pracuje pro verej'
nost'. Zaiem bohatych korporaci
il lezf ma srdoi. A kdyby ne. byla
by iimi vykopnuta Ne TAX u trpelive
veTejnosti. Tia "a to. Re il komise
zanedbava, iest6 il odmeni. Posled-
nj volby, kdy zvolen byl ma rozkaz
politickych bossG Bruce. toho byly
d1kazem Bruce, advokat komise.
vdecnou veFeinostf, jiz komise zdra-
lila plyn iizdne ma karach, zvolen
odmenu "a senatora.
LfPro vraceni peticentoveho jizdne-
no vystoupil obcansky vybor sest-
nacte 'wardy. Komise rozhodla po-
drzeni sedmicentoveho jfzdneho.
Ably se neTeklo, ma nekterych
linilch pry naridi spoleenosti, ably o
trochu .dalesza Z centG obeanka. kite.
r5 nema automobil, sVezla.
CtyriCet SeSt Imrti zpGSObenO
plynern.
Az dosud behem tohUto roku o.
travenoI bylo plynovymi vSpary
46 osob a AZ osob castecne jimi o.
mameno. Dgacet sedm osob spacha-
10 sebevrazdu plynem.
" roce tomto udalo sc tovar-
mach Baltimorskych 33.493 r1znych
nehod, pokud tyto zaznamenany
isou seznamu Komise. ' nehodach
t1chto pfislo ziVot 1913 osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-12-22
Temny obraz Eyropy.

v Teci ma pfedmet ''Evropske
pom6ry" New YorskS soudce,
William FL. Wadhams. ukazal ma
smutny obraz Evropy. "a pfiti-
ny bidnych pomer6 tamnich soudce
udaval chauvinism. touhu DO roz-
tahovanf Sc a sobectvi. iez zavladly
mezi Evropany po valce. y duchu
"zfti nechati druheho ziti', die
liceni soudcova neni tam potuchy.
Soudce mluvil v1dcfch anglickych
statnfcfch, kteff jsou presvedceni.
ze p1jde-li Evropa We smeru tom
dale. ze narodove jeff spachaii ma
sobe samych sebevrazdu. Wadhams
mluvil ned9li Baltimore.
AmeriCka legie pr0ti zruSeni
nemOcnlce.
Ufedniky Americke legie cinsny
jsou vsemozne kroky proti zruseni
nemocnice ma byvale povinnosti
McHenry pro voiaky z posledni val.
ky.
Cast nemocnych veterand ne
mocnice jiz odvezens byla. zbytek
ma rozeslan byti po Vanocfch do
rnznych jinych nemocnic. Byvala
pevnost' ma prom6n9na b5ti v
narodni park.
Nemocni vojaci brauf Sc proti
svemu odstran6nf nemocnice z
d0vodu. re mnozi Mich mali usa-
zcne rodiny sve v Baltimore, cd
nichz by odtrzeni byli a mnohym
prevezeni do jine nemocnice ze by
se mohlo stati osudn5m.
DftkO vYbnchem kamen uSmrceno
Ctyfleta Margaret Neuton Lau-
rens ulice popalena byla dtery
vybuchem petrolejovych kamen TAX.
Re "a nedlouho zemfela. :.
V 1tery znicen byl pozarem mlyn
Hartley Mill" v Glenarm. Md.
Ztrata odhaduje Sc ma $4,000.
Dfev9n1 dun ma farm6 Kiva
Childicha ma Hamilton avenue sho-
rel do zaklad0.
MeStO k0npil0 H0enoyD bndoyu.
Hoenova budova stojici ma rohr
Lexington Guilford ulic. koupen,
byla y dtery m6stskou spravou 2,
l.750 cd Israela Silbersteina
ktery il pred nsjak5m mesicem kou
pill "a $155.00O. Budo,y uzitt
bude za solcast' radniee.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-12-22
USmrcen pod koly.

Ma kolejich poulicni elektricke
drahy v Curtis Bay usmrcen byl
nedeli neznamy muz. Motorman
kary udal. ze zahledl muze le5iciho
pies koleie, ale re jiz karu vice
zastaviti nemohl.
- Pfi prechazeni Howard ulice
poranen byl aotomohilem SIS let5
James II. Williams.
Pri pfecbazenl zeleznisnfch
koleji Northern Central drahy u
smrcen byl ylakem 20 let5 Lester
2. Tuchtou. Mrtvola mladikova
Vlecena byla vlakem do dalky asi p1l
mile nezIi vIak zastaven byti mohl.
Joseph Knight z Colgate
Creek nalezen byl V dtery ma zelez-
nienich kolejich Colgate Creek
rozrazenou lebkou lezici. We srazce
lokomotivy B. & o. drahy auto
mobiem WIlliama B. Duncana
roztfistSn byl automobil. Duncan
vyvazl melody bez drazu. Frame
nj, iez utrpel ma rohu~ Aisquith
Comet ulic, 82lety George Sadler.
zasazen byl elektrickou karou Har-
ford linie. pUdlehl tehoz dne.
Okraden pOdyOdnymi agenty.
Joseph Belkowitz zastaven byl v
nedeli u dveff domu sveho, & 3O6
N Stricken ulice dvema Gernochy
pfedstavivsimi Sc mu jako prohibic-
nj agenti okraden jimi So. Ger
+nosi, kdyz ma zvon6nf iejich otevfel
dveTe. vesli do vnitf rozkazem, ze
isou prohibicni agenti. ably je ne
chal do vnitf. Belkowitz we're Jim,
otevfel dveTe. Hned ma to jeden z
cernoch6 vytahl revolver rozkazil
Belkowitzovi dati ruce vzh1ru
zatim. CO druhy prohledsl Belko-
witzovy kapsy. Cernosi po okra.
deni dnvefiyeho prchli automobi-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-12-22
MlStni zprdYy.
Z krajanSkyCh kruhI.

- Dne II. prosince zemrel p,
Josef J. Kala, manzel. Terezie Ka'
la, {. 24l7 E. Biddle ulice. Pohf'
ben byl We stredu odpoledne ma Ma
rodnim hrhitovs.
- Dopis p. Aug. PTibramskyhc
"a Sokolskou Jednotu Philadelphia
uvefejnime budoucim cisle Tie
legrafu".
D6leaite upozornsni: Ma
vyzvanf Narodnfho Vyboru Invalid
nj Sbfrky Sc utvoTil zde BALTIC
sbirkOvy vybor pod protektoratem
Sokolske. Jednoty Blesk. Ufednici
zvoleni nasledovne: Sok. Jos. Ia.
vadil, pFedseda; Sok. Jos Vlasak.
tajemnik; pi. Kolomaznikova, po-
kladnice. Prace zahajena okamzite.
Nase eeske elovenske casopisy. le-
jichz prostfednictvim vzniklo eime
revoluce, a ktere jevily upfinnou
snahu osvoboditi starou vlast "a
kazdou cenu, tytez cssopisy ochot
ne hlasaji posledni povinnost ceske.
elovenske Ameriky pomahaji
mobilisovati Narodni Sbirky.
Koiime Sc nad9ji, re 6spech teto
sbfrky bude dokonaly Vsude tam.
kde nasi .lide ziif. ze sc hrde k
povinnosii sve pfihlasi. Jest nanej-
vyse zapotrebi pomoci kazdeho
jednotlivce podpofiti zranene le9io-
nafe nase = Republika CeskosloVen-
ska nem0ze Sc jest6 ne postarati
iak by 81 zaslouzili = proto oteVfte
kazdy ruku stedre - davate 's0ym'
''na svoje'.
Mfstni vybory rozdeleny die ulic
nasledovne: Cd Robinson ku Glo-
YER, mezi McElderry q Ashland. pp.
Ant. Radik Jos. ZaVadil; Cd Clio.
YER k Montford mezi Mchlderry a |
Ashland. p. Jos. Moravek; cd
Montford ku C,llintgon, ppi: Mize-
rovska a Kolomaznfkova; cd Col
lington k Wolfe mezi jefferson a
Eager St p. F Killian; Durham,
Broadway, Bond, Gay. Anthony,
Hanniman. Crystal H ffman Sts-
o. Jan Cern5; Osada Curtis Bay a
Okoli pp. Jos. Vlasak Jos. Zava-
dill.
Odporucuieme Vyse uvedene w
bory de laskavesti ct, obecenstva,
hled'te jim witt vstfic. usnadnete
jejich namahu pfispejte stedfe k
tikolu tax slechetnema "Davejte
az to zaboli".
Ia mfstnf v5bor Narodni Invalid
nj Sbirky:
Jos. Zavadil, predseda
Jos. j. Vlasak, tajemnik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-12-22
Papiry re Skoly ukradeny,

z vefeine skoly, {. 50. ukradeny
byly sohotu oci rapfry Gene
Sis iedny hodinky. Skola stoji
ma rohu Is. q Charles ulice.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
CHANGING EAST
REDUCES WHEAT
Advance in Liverpool Has
Much to Do With Early
Tendency to Rise

CHICAGO. sept 29.--Infuonced
largely by changing aspects Of rela-
tlons between British and Turkish
forces at The Dnrdanellcs, tho wheat
market today declined after an ear
~ advance. Tho close was unsettled
~ 10 2 3-tc lower. with December
tt.Oi To- f.04 Is and May ti.O7 b-8
TO ft.07 "a. corn lost 5-s@3-4c 60
I 2-sc; oats finished unchanged TO
5-Sc or and provisions unchanged
20 setback of i5c.
An advance I'm Liverpool quota
lions today had much 90 do with the
upward tendency which FOR the first
two hours this morning character
tied tho wheat market IN Chicago.
A peaceful view of the outlook APP
pcdrod 10 dominate the market dur
Ink tho last part or tho day. how
over. ana trading ended before word
was received OF a British ultlmatum
10 the TURKS.
owing 10 the lack Of any nRgres-
glvo support ~ took only moderate
amount ~ selling 10 bring about the
lnto decline in tho wheat market.
LIuuldpiIon on tho part OF holders
OF September delivery was a feature.
A difference Of cents between
September and October made ond-
month ownership OF September seem
undesirable. especially as primary
receipts today were announced rs
well In excess OF figures last week
and year ago.
Corn and oats paralleled tho ac-
tlon Of wheat. Crippled transpor-
tatlon facilities had some bearish
effect on corn.
Provisions were governed by fluc-
tuations In hog values.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30

CHICAGO Sept. 2a--Cnttio-- Receipts
$500. generally Hteady On all classes,
strictly good ana choice beef steers scarce,
canneg COWS fairly active. strong to high.
cr, cary top matured beef Hteere tii75,
long yeatlings fii,to. bulk hoef steers
50 00ulO 90. Wyoming graHsera $500 u1 60
for several loads bulk bologna bulls fAib
a. as, bulk desirable veal calves around
1880, bulk CAuuetE around 81.
IgS-Receipts 10000. early market
steady TO l0c higher. later around steady.
bulk iS0 10 2a0-pound nveraEsg tin. inn
1850. top Aingh. early. huik $40 10 9an-
pound butchers slul0Wl0.25. good 10
choice ESQ 10 800 pound butchers tt0l0m
1O.e6, bulk packing suwa t7e5ns26, pigs
strong to uucvculy higher. mostly 80 90 90
lisa, heavy i0l0m1O30, medium 50 30 Qr
lG.Go, iiFht .lGl0GiG.5S, tight HEht 80 80
G10,Hb, packing spWH, smooth fiTh n 500.
rough f72bm7 so. klung pigs ts7bWo %.
Shcep-Ncccipts 500. best native lambs
steady TO shade lower top tl4.bO, IN be
tween grades dull, average good s6o low,
or, bulk t13.Tbfr1A2h culls mostly 80 0O
a. 100, no range lambs on Eale, receipts in
clude $500 direct to packers. sheep gen
crafty steady. hiF weight fnt ewes mostly
$3.50 uAh0, good handy weight $3.50,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
FORCE MARKET TO
NEW LOW LEVELS.
Bear Traders Stage Sue
cessful Attack on Stock
Prices

NEW YORK. Sept 29.--Bcar
traders cunducted another FuCcosa-
full attack against prices IN today'H
carly stock market. using tha un-
favorable overnight news In the near
eastern situation ana the abandon
ment OF the Republic Midvnle- ln-
land steel iuargor as ga excuse Tor
their assault
low levels on tho pirrsnt reaction
before the shorts ran into suhsinu-
tinl huying puNver and tho oNtcut OF
this caused q scramble 10 cover,
starting rally which carried num-
Der OF Issues well above yesterdays
closing figures
Indications that the abandonment
OF the steel merger was unexpected
IN the financial district were seen IN
ihe sharp bronk IN i'Wpubllc, Wh,on
was carried down l-2 points be.
fore recovery sct in, thr not loss for
the day being 3 ~ points. Mid
vale offered lhtlc more resistance.
1t sold only 2 points down. United
states steel common. Bethlehem t
Vanadium and Crucihle StcclH wor"
weak in symphlhy. but all rallied
later, United states Stecl registering
a small fractional gain on the day.
Equipment shares led th" rhlly III
the final hour. American bocomo-
tivo beinR pushed ~ "a points,
Baldwin 2, American Car a. Foun-
dry 2 IA, Pullman l "a, and Lama
Locomotive /. Pittsburgh Coal also
shook off its recent hcaviucHs, gain
ing 2 points and other coal Bhares
also moved to higher ground.
Union Pacific aud lacknwanna
moved up a point, but there was
some irrogulnrlty in the rest OF inc
list, most OF the chnnges being OF a
fractional nature. Motor Hhhrea
showed some Improvement.
Standard Oils of California and
New Jersey moved in an crratic
manner, weakening in response 10
aharp break in Standard ot Now
York on tho curb. which was at
rrihut,d 10 the failure OF the direc-
tors at the meeting today To an
nounce plans for capital rea adJus,-
ment. Thcy recovered later. "hch
showing net gain OF moro than l
nolnt on tho day. Mexican Petro-
ieum fluctunted within u radius OF
nearly 4 points, closing at net loss
of ~. ,.
Total sales were 1,0bO,OOO sharS'
Prices of bonds, especially the tor
eien securities. reacted sharply ~
tho oponing OF today's market IN re-
sponse 10 n sharp break In sterling
exchange, but they exhibited strong
recuperatlve power In the atternooh,
a few OF the popular Issues shoWlnE
net gains of point or more, Ino
average, however. was alShuy
lower. ,,,
Some OF tho speculative railroad
mortgages also made good recover
les particularly Frisco income bs
which sold off point. made up
their loss and then moved up
point above last nights close. othet
railroad lines which moved UP
nolnt or more were Atchison as,
katv ia. Missouri Pacific IS ana
illinois Central and" Chicago, 81
iouis & New Orleans Joint SIS, Del
swnre & Hudson 5h's were the
heaviest feature. dropping Hpte
Liberty issucs easod n bit, but inc
,oases were only nominal Totm
sales. pnr value. were Sti,9Sl,Ooo'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
NEW CLUES TO MURDER
Body OF Mrs. Mills Found to BE Cut
About Throat When Fxhumcd.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Sept.
29.--Startling disclosures that may
pressage important developments In
New Jerseys famous double murder
mystery, resulted today from the ex-
humation of the body of Mrs. Flea
nor Mills. Mrs. Mills body was
found September Is beside that of
DR.. Edward Wheeler Hall, rector
OF st. Johns church, in a neglected
orchard.
Examination ot the body showed
that, in addition to three bullet
wounds In her head. Mrs. Mills
throat had been cut and tho jugular
vein, the windplpe and the carotid
artery severed.
. Announcement Of the results OF
the autopsy today was the definite
information made public that Mrs.
Mills had suffered other than the
bullet wounds.
The first autopsy, performed by
County Physician Dr. w. NJ, Long,
OF Somerset county. failed TO make
mention of mutilation OF the wom-
ans throat and also said only one
bullet wound had been found.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
WALTON'S PLAN
SCHOOL MENACE.
CONTINUED FROM FACE ONE

CONTINUED FROM FACE ONE
ton. II was announced Just before
Fields started talking that Villincs
would follow the republican candl-
dates. Villines TOOK the platform
Immediately following Fields speech
and held forth for about an hour. A
large part OF tho audience walked
away when the republican candidate
left the platform and when the re-
constructionist had concluded. n
mere handful of listeners remained.
Villines admitted the Fields charge
that the nonpartisan league program
had failed In North Dakota but as
cribod the failure there TO the fact
that the leaguers had used the re-
publican party as a medium for their
operations. In Oklahoma, with tho
democratic party, he predicted the
scheme would work all right. The
speaker also admitted that the So
ciaiists were behind Waltons cam
didacy, saying that he was glad 10
have their cooperation.
He said that II did not matter
much that the democratic state con-
vention had discarded some OF the
Shawnee proposals since the COVER
nor and the next legislation would
be free to act and that their election
would amount 10 an expression from
the people on tho legislation en-
acted by the mayor.
Fields, he declared, had been
picked TO run for governor by u
bunch OF democratic politicians who
| had foreseen the nomination Of
Mayor Walton and who feared his
presence IN the executive place.
]. Luther Langston, socialist cam
didate for congress in 1920, accom-
panied Villines but did not address
the audience. Langston has been ac-
tive in organization OF the socialists
for Walton throughout jefferson,
jackson and Tillman counties.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30

KNNNNN ITTN- NVVT -NI""INFTT0"0 10
ceipts .OOOl undcrtono weak on calves. de-
siTaSi1 y5sisys generally .ieee, aa- lead
primo heavy HtecfE around 1900 pounds
Rat siigo, looks higher. all other glasses
dull cauneta ana cutters generally $4,000
25 few cows $500 "a on. common kinds
mostly ta.75pt0o. common 90 medium
grass holfors tfboWtto. medium bologna
Wt.Tb
Hogs Receipts $500; steady 90 Toe low
rr Most decline ON mixed quality ship
tor and packer tor t1OCn. $50 10 2to.
Founders 50 GbnloOo, bulk $50 g. SOC
puurdR 50 go 10 90 bulk sales 50 J6 ne Nn
packer uova eScu 35c lower. hulK t7.SbW
Elb few SSsb, stock pirs steady 20 zoe
lowcr. bulk toC0W9So, few lighter
weights So.S5me 90.
sheep Receipts 1000; most receipts
direct 20 packers, no westerns offered
odd native sheep ana lambs about steady
native lambs $500,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
CABINET DISCUSSES COAL
Distribution, With Stress Laid on
Transportation, Biggest Topic.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 29.-Distrl-
button of coal with special attention
70 tho problem OF transportation
was one of the principal subjects
discussed at tho cabinet meeting to-
day.
President Harding was informed
that coal is being moved away from
the mines in large quantities but
that car congestion Is preventing fuel
from reaching the markets.
The technical rules OF the rail-
roads having TO do with the weighing
of coal cars was said to have re-
suited in congestion. Reports to gov
ernment officials disclosed the fact
at some points as many ~ $4,000
cars were stalled.
Conrad spens. the federal fuel dis
trlbutor will attack this problem at
once with a view OF establishing an
orderly movement OF fuel.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
FAIL TO IDENTIFY
DEAD MANS BODY
Shot in Head, Bound and
Thrown Into Greek;
Found by BOYS

Mystery surrounds the death q.
an unidentified man, whose bodv
was discovered, bound with barhsi
wire and with a bullet hole in tho
forehead, lying face down In the BIG
Hominy creek just below the fans
near the Old Sisters school, late
Friday morning by two youths who
we're fishing In the stream. The
only means ot Identification found
upon the corpse was a certificaie
OF purchase OF a Ford automobile
which bore the name, A. w. Katr
and was executed in jefferson CITY.
Mo.
Immediately upon discovery OF the
body the boys, Jimmy Mckenzie,
1923 East Admiral, and Robert Pat.
terson OF Homlny, went TO Pawhuska
and notified the sheriff. who. with
deputies, returned to the scene where
they found the body lying on its
face I'm about two feet Of water near
the bank. II had evidently been
thrown into the stream, officers de-
clare, after the feet and arms had
been securely bound with strands oc
barbed wire. A piece OF gas pipe
about six inches In length was en-
tangled in the wire.
In addition to the bullet wound IN
the center OF the forehead the left
eve had been crushed out evidently
by heavy blow
The discovery OF the body was
preceded by a report which reached
the officers OF a fight In the neigh
borhood last Saturday. When tho
officers Investigated at that time
they were unable to discover any
thlns except n mans felt hat. which
was found some distance from tho
place where the body was discov-
cred. The fact that no hat was found
near the body coupled with the opin
ion OF authorities that the body Ind
been in the water for about week.
serve, officers believe, to connect tina
rumored fight a week ago with the
mans death.
The body was removed to the
Johnson undertaking company at
| Pawhuska where a search OF the
dead mans pockets revealed a watch,
with no marks OF Identification on
Il. and about 81 In money. The man
was described by ]. l.. johnson OF
the undertaking company as being
about so years OF age, weighing be-
| tween 1875 and 1875 pounds. bald and
With upper and lower teeth missing.
Offers from the sherlffs office
were comhlng the district Friday
| night in search OF someone who
knew the man or could throw any
light on the incidents leading to his
| death.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
BradsireePs Report
NEW YORK. sept. 20. - Brad

NEW YORK. sept. 20. - Brad
streets tomorrow will say:
Trade and industrial conditions
generally show further Improvement
Expansion in fall buying, steady to
higher commodity prices. a still
faster pace in industry, employment
about the most widely diffused OF
the year, collections better and late
nort~rn crop ripening with trifling
frost damage, are among the notable
features OF the week. Outstanding
special features In week which
has seen some OF the lateness OF the
season made up for by more con-
fident buying, are tho reported
heaviest purchasing Of steel rails
ever done IN one week; n very gem
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
III Die, Thousand Hurt
In Italian Explosion

LONDON, Sept. ga Milan dis
patch to the Times places the NUM-
ber Of dead in tho explosion yester-
day at Falconara fort, near Spezia,
Italy at ia. Fully a thousand per-
sons are said to have been injured,
Several persons apparently were
blown 10 fragments, many severed
arms and legs having been found
in the ruins. Relief work is going
on under the supervision OF the min
isters OF war and marine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30

eral increase in buying Mt primary
markets OF all the leading textiles,
with important advances witnessed
in several kinds of cotton goods, raw
sillS and raw wool; the disappear
ance OF tho idle car from the rail-
way records, with the largest total
OF loadings Witnessed for IL months
past, and an increased coal output.
this more especially visible in the
anthracite branch. Weekly bank
cloarings s4,490, ,332 900.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
Shoots Thug, Returns
To Find Him Missing

CLEVELAND. Sept. ss.-samuel
schachtel was awakened by the
sound OF an opening drawer in his
bedroom. Seeing the form OF a man
near his wardrobe trunk, he took
his revolver from under his pillow
and fired. The man dropped.
Schachtel leaped from bed and
telephoned police ho had shot and
killed a night prowler--hut when
he returned TO examine his victims
body the intruder had vanished.
Police believe the thief feigned
death when he realized he was
trapped and that he was not hit by
the bullss-- ---------~'->-~'svN.,~->-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30

NEW York, sept eF..Thr cott1nsoed
OH market advanced to 10 points today
on tho firmnrss IN seed and In crude ~
VOL ~ the higher cotton market. ~
later reacted. however, ON tho poor show.
irE M lard ana u lack of outside support,
Closing bids were 2 10 10 points net
higher Sales 5000 barrels. No tenders
reported. Prime crude 615c bid. prime
summer yellow spot S60c. October s l0c
December 7.es. March SIC, all bid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
Set Dates for HcrrIn Trials.

MARION, Sept. 29-Trisls OF the
- men indicted in connection with
the Herrin mine killings will begin
November 10, Circuit Judge Hart
well officially announced today. The
first case win include AZ defendants
charged with the murder of Howard
Huffman of Huntington. Ind, one
OF the 10 nonunion workmen killed
in the rioting June 90.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
Must Brand All Imports.

WAStIlNGTON, Sept, 29.-Penal-
ty provisions OF the now tariff law
requiring articles imported to be
branded with the name OF their
country of origin are 10 be the sub
1ect of the new customs regulations
to he issued shortly. It was said to-
nigh at the treasury.