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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
EVERYTHING FOR KIDOlES
Shrlncway Joy Pleasure Zonc WIN
Open at lIarton Reid May 4.

Tho beautiful Shrincway Joy pleas
urc zono OF the Arabian Circus and
G. 4. workman Worlds Greatest EN-
poaition shows. Will hc "a brilllnns.
dazzling fairy sight with a
myriad Of colorod liEhts that add
such "A vivid hue to the highly EN-
bclllshcd mosques that front the
many tented thcaters, aud give such
an enhancing added hrilliancy TO
the many costly and elaborate pleas
iire rides, that are always tho Joy Of
the children and likewise tho grown
ups, FOR pleasing tho kiddies always
picascs everybody. Tho Wortham
Worlds Greatest Exposition Circus
ana wild West Trained wild Animals
Arena. vii, open Monday. May ! at
barton show Grounds under the
auspices OF Akdar Temple, This
carefully conducted brilliantly Light
cd Shrneway is the ChildrCn's play
ground under tho special care Of
uniformed attaches whose duties are
strictly diplomatic attention to
ladies and children, aud 80
effective has always been the
G. 4. Wortham SHOW man
agcment that the shows have
gained much popularity throughout
the United states In It's 20,O0O-mile
annual tour.
Introducing for tho first time
this season the entirely new ana exc
pcnsivc Joy rides called over the
Falls. Gadabout. butterfly Chaser,
Giaut-Scaplaucs, only proves the up
to-dato system OF this clean aud high-
class Rmuuemont institution where
expense IN a secondary consideration
ana as tho public appetite Tor novel;
~ thrills and excitement must DC
gppeased, 30 &. a. Workman shows
pay tho bills and everybody Is sat
isiied, These now aud costly toys
have for two Seasons been the lead.
ing attractions at COucy Island, New
York, and az Rlyorviow Park, Chit.
Cago. and II requires the inventor,
n years time ana heavy money in
Nestmeut TO build and rocunstruei
them for travelling purposes.
The whip, with many added SEN
sational features viii also be used
ON tho children's playground. A new
and beautiful fOur-abrcast iumpins
horse carousaL considered the lurE
est and best ever built. Is tho chill.
drcn's dream Of fairylaud, n big now
slant Eli ferris wheel. merry widow
swings, biz aeroplane ride and shoot
ing the shoots are among the many
riding devices.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
THINK THE DEVIL is LOOSE
-Four Barns In same NeIghborhood
Burned Recently.


KINGFISIIER. Aprll 2O.-Anoiher
large barn went up In flames last
night Vight miles west OF town boz
longing TO Mr., James Zimmerman.
"a well-known farmer. The barn was
completely destroyed with all tho
contents. As there was only $3.50
Insurance on the barn, the loss was
pretty heavy
This is the fourth large harm that
has burrNd In this neighborhood
within the last few months. besides
81 head OF cattle that died n few
days ago from poison; ana the farm
ors OF the community are beginning
10 wonder II there Ia devil" loose
IN the country. Many things gives
tho appearance OF !. W. w sabot-
agC,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
Personal Mention

Mt aud Mr~ 4. - Rodcrlck. Mr..
ard Mrs. H. ". johnson and Mrs.
-. II. Leonard viii spend the com-
ine wooh-cnd In Ilounrd. Okla.
guests OF Nj ana ACrs. y. u. Rcy-
nOlds
Mrs Charles Roh Iicllty and
daughter lett Thursday for Baird,
Texas. whore they Gill visit rcla-
tiNcs.
Mrs. \. w, Roth Is quite III al tho
family residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Swan OF New
York are visiting friends hero.
Mrs. l.. u. Gwynue, who suffered
n stroke OF paralysis on Thanksgiv-
ing day and who has hoen very ill
since that time, is now improving
slowly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
THREE DIE or GAS FUMES
Children. Aged sir, Eight and Nine.
IDnnh by Ihnlr I.rnndfnIher.

Pound by Their Gfundfathcr.
HOUSTON. TEXAS. Aprl 20
Three children, huddled together In
thelr bed. were found dead at their
home early this morning. Gas
fumes filled the room. They were
found by y. s. Mathis, grandfather
Of the children,
The children, Louise Mathis. 6
years old. Elizabeth. s., and william
.. lived with their father. II. j.
Mathis. an cmployo OF the Houston
Electric company, aud their grand
father. The parents were separated
some time ago,
The elder Mathis was awakened
shortly before o o'clock by the
fumes and tine roar OF tho escaping
p8s. lie rushed into tho kitchen
1nd found four Jets on the family
stove wide open. Tho old man then
ran into The Joining room whore
tho children slept lie found the
Ittlc bodies stIll warm but llfolcss.
The athor ~ tho children, who
had been at work all night was
dumfoundcd when told OF the
Tragedy lie said no had not ncon
hls wife for moro than q week and
was unable TO account for tho gas
being turned on.
Justice j. NJ. Ray withheld his
verdict following an inquest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
Mlhf.nclllrk

Mu ,ru.hl IDc N,dIph. dluph
i,r OF NI and Mira So W HedIuh Of
ll2 South ~ .Iu uy,uuo. aud Mr.
Edward g. NtIf ut this city were
married ru,aIfg Ht the FlUrt Pres
hftrrlru church, DR.. G.. w. Kerr Of
UeiJura Mai Emma Lockwood
sang the wpddutg SONS and tho bride
and rruum had Ha their attendants
NIIa Marian N3tuk aud Nh Larry
UIuuu. Tho " l.ddiug party and o.
f.w close fr.aul la were entertained
af fhn homo of the brides parents
after tho crrem,luN after which Mr.
and Mis- Wulr ltu for their honey
moon Ip. Thby viii bo at homo
ln Ranger, Texas. after April 60.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
Our nomc MIssIonnry PrnbIems.

At the regular sabbath evening
service at Temple Israel. Fourteenth
and Cheyenne. Friday evening, Rab-
bl Lat3 will preach on the subject:
"Our Home Missionary Problems"
The practical organization side OF
American Jewry will be reviewed.
and an analysis og the general con-
dltions confronting tho American
jew will he made. The service will
begin Mt 1880 and the temple choir
VIII sing the traditional music with
special violin and vocal solos. The
public Is cordially Invited.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21

Ni anI N.. o. w. johnson and
,m.'U vino have been residents OF
TuUt t.i several Nulu. viii leave
N8y 1 iur tH.Ir former home Cedar
'uils. iowa. hi. uud Mrs johnson
Irso boon prominently identified
with tho congregation Of the First
N E church OF thlA city Mra
johnson ls state organizer of the
T.. E O. and will attend the con.
Noution 60 ho held ucSt week. tn
Oklahoma city Shc ls also u mem
bcr of the Tulsa Wumnn's club. Mr..
johnson goes 10 Cedar Falls 10 ho
associated with the leading banking
concerns there.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
POST is GIVEN A HOME
Donated building tu he Moved and
Arranged TO suit.
Special 60 Tho World

OILTON. April 20.-F. w. Abb
shire, president OF the First State
bank aud past commander Of the
local American Legion post, aud ~.
j. Frank, joint owners OF good
house az tho West Sldo refinery, Just
across tho Cimurrou river from this
city. hayo donated the house 20 the
local post n thcy wiz movo II into
The city Tor home"
The members OF tho post have
gratefully accepted the donation and
Will IN "a short time. move and re-
build the house In this city. making
them n nice place 10 rest and meet.
n will be modern In all its appoint
nents and Will hayo a fino hall 10
mcet in, dancing room, dining
room, reading room and will bo a
home that. any post in the state
could well be proud OF. especially n
city of this size.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
DEPUTY SHERIFF is FIRED
His Chief Decides That Law and
Making Moonshine Can't Mix.

KANSAS, April s0.-Z. c. Free
man was arrested Thursday for man
ufaGturing whisky. The moon
sinner was brought to Jay and
brought before the county court.
where he entered plea OF guilty
and was given a $50 fine
Freeman had been making a very
good deputy sheriff. but the sheriff
revoked his commission when n stin
was found on his premises. lie was
later turned over to julius Payne.
deputy marshal Of Ninita.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
no REPRESENT pMEsBYTERY
Ninitn Editor u Chosen lay Dele
Entc to General Assembly.
Ia hg

Nir,itn Editor u Chosen lay Dele
Entc to General Assembly.
Spcck,l to The world.
NTNITA. April 20. IL n. Murphy.
city editor OF tho Weekly Leader and
Daily Journal OF this cry. Tuesday
was elected by the Mushogec Pres
bytery Ia session here TO represent
that body as commissioner 10 the
general assembly To no lkeld In Des
Moines, Iowa. May is.
Row II. W Duncan OF MusSoRee
" the ministerial delegate chosen.
thore being ono ministerial and one
lay delegate chosen from each Pres
bytcrN After an intensive period
of discussion and work in connoc-
tiou with matters OF interest 60 the
denomination. the work OF the pres
bytery was closed with the installa-
tion of Rev, Talmage witt as pas
tor OF tho Ninlta church Tuesday
night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
PROSECUTING WITNESS FAILED
Charge OF Intent to KIN Against Mcn
Dismissed

BARTLESV1LLE. April 20.-The
case OF the state against Everett
Bible. Charles Snrcokle and lloolie
Brink. charged with assault with In
tent to KIN in connection with beat
ing UP a man by tho name OF George
Peugh near Ocheleta several weeks
aEo. was dismissed in Justice iliclI-
ey's court here.
Tho case was dismissed when tho
prosecuting witnoss failed to appear
In court TO testify.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21

women had, and he must rs, torh
what she wanted. "''
He would go home early. II.
wanted to see tho women r,b.
caused Helen to be unhappy boe,wii''
she couldn't have what thcv had
TomOrrow--Jack Meets tho CiIs
Members
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
STRAWBERRIES IN BLOOM
Frost Fails Ia Dampcn Dclawarc's
Hope for Big Fruit Crop.

sloNlai 70 No Noflus
JAY, April 20.--Tho fruit crops Of
Delaware county havo sustained tw0
light frosts, on Monday ana Tuesday
nights, Tho strawberry fields are
whito with blooms now, and unless
something happens within the next
few days there will be record
ing more.
Fltty thousand plants were hauled
overland from some nursery In Ar
kansas to Grove and there distrib-
uted among the members OF tho
berry and fruit association. J. H..
Pace or Grove has put out IL acres
OF strawberries. Several are spray
ing their fruit trees in this county,
getting ready for n bumper apple
and peach crop.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
Egg Production cut orr.

special 70 The World.
ENID, April ~, When n. II. IIoll-
man, a farmer living about five
miles trom Enid. noticed a sherp
decline IN the number OF eggs belng
produced on his farm. he made an
investigation and discovered that
the layers had been lifted to the ex-
cent OF Plymouth Rocks, 20 White
Rocks and 4 black hen, ''''N
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
Hand stand IN business section.

|TTVT TNT ~ 7 10 " OF TW-
NOWATA, April sO.-Gus Catsa-
via. a local business man. has con-
Structod at his own expense n band
stand for tho NowatR boys band and
also 10 be used as speaking plat
form Tor civic gatherings. The band
stand Is on a lot owned by the donor
OF tho stand, which is In the heart
OF tho business district.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
Inr nrIdr OF lho Mnnlh.

Nlosdamos ~. NJ. Stapp. Harley
Iundy and Ira BROOKS are entertain
INK with o. miscellaneous shower
Friday afternoon, complimentary To
Miss Lois LuudV who viii marry
Nj. Emit Phillips uu April %.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
Inr ChIrnpn NI-Ilnr.

Mrs Edison G.. OAK entertained
with "A small luncheon Thursday hon
orlng Mfs. Meyer Wciucr OF St.
Louis who is the guost of Mrs. w.
4. Albert Cook Mrs. Weincr left
Thursday evening Tor hor home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
BACKING THE BOY SCOUTS
More Than Enough Gathered I'm 3.
Make one Troop. y"


Special TO The world
CoLL1NsV1LLE, April 2o.-r,.
first meeting OF the Boy Scoufs T.
Collinsvillo was held Monday Mol.
at the American Legion han
large number OF boys assembled az
were talked to by Mr.. Craft, the y,
sistant county scoutmastcr aB4Ig
Chief" Templeton, former fire AK,
at Muskogee and a great v9rEs-
among boys. MIR. Craft otulaIrcd
the purpose of tho oraguiz4 LON A.
some Of the younger boys and faI.
lowing that four patrol leaders vers
elected.
As there were more than ,roygt
boys for one troop, it was decided
that the first 80 boys passing tb.
tenderfoot test would be IN Tr1on
and another troop would be ore5r.
izod later. Practically all the bus,.
ness men IN town are backing it boli,
financially aud otherwise and ,.n,.
the boys have been given free usa
Of the legion hall for meetings. thCrs
II nothing I'm the path OF a success
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
RAND IS no M KErr GOING
Program for Coming Season Includes
Series Of 25 Concerts.

PONCA CITY, April .O.-The
continuation OF The chamber OF COM
merce band here during 1899 and a
sortCs Of upeu-Air concerts during
tho season, together with a number
OF community concerts at uthor
towns IN the county was voted uuan-
imously last night al the regular
weekly session OF the chamber, The
contract with the band will call for
"a 20 20 concerts, for which flat
price 10 paid the band.
Wallace n. Hannah is continued
as band director. The series OF
open-air and community concerts
last season proved very successful.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
fInnrn Gi,rn.

s. dance for Coadon s. co. om-
pluyoa vla trycn at tho Elks hail
Co. iho ,t hl1g uf April 1s This
fosUtIF was wei attended by ap-
proNurtfr'r fwo hundred employees
and .upu 10 uda
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21

WINNIPEG. Man. April as.--slxtsen
steamships have arrived at Fort william
and Port Arthur At the head nf the
Great lakes TO take out oarEoea Of grain
for Buffalo ana ueorgian bay ports.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
CHAPTED XI.
Jack Worries Over Hclcn's
Dissatisfaction.

II Jack Hunter said things under
his breath Il IL not TO be wondered
at. Yet his love for Helen was 40
strong, 50 much a part OF him, that
rather than quarrel, rather than
hear her blame him for what he
could not do for her. he would have
worked al night doing the work that
naturally belonged to her over and
over he had declared he could go on
as ho was no longer. that she must
share the burdens OF lifo with him.
But he made this declaration TO him
solf. Back In his mind lurked a fear
that should he become too harsh
with her, too insistcut that she help
him, she might leave him.
Never had he put his dread into
words But often as she discussed
some bit OF scandal she had heard.
aired IN tho evening papers. she In
variably added.
"If had been that woman I'd
have left him long before sine did a
man hasn't any business marrying a
woman unless he can make her con-
tented and happy--at least az happy
as she was at home. I was very
happy with mother" Tho inference
was plain. and not Lost upon Jack.
ut is my turn 20 entertain the
club, Jack" Helen said ono morning
ut breakfast. 80 you needn't hurry
home. Wen have what Is left for
dinner"
ar Il Is anything like tho feeds
YOU have told mo about. II will suit
me"
"Do you think ] wouldn't hsvo as
good az tho rest! Better give me an
extra So"
II thought--thc kitty"
nut I don't have any kitty until
after VIC yet through playing"
But the money you have won"
"ive spent o.. every penny. l can't
wear tho same hats and dresses week
after week, can ~ All tho rest dress
beautifully, and 7 know they think
you terribly tight with me"
Jack laid n 50 bill on tho table, II
war all he had I'm hls pocket except
some change, and ho had not written
% policy for several days. lie was
disgruntlcd. tired, and worst OF all,
llscouraEed--in no frame NJ mind 10
talk insurance to men who had 20
be convinced they needed ard want
cd g.
'lIellol You look as N you we're
on your way TO funeral" IL was
Howard Dunn who hailed him.
Hello. Ho rardl Congratulations.
Helen says you landed a big pros
pect."
Yes. q big fish this time. And II
was easy. too"
Jack almost groanei. Easy 10
land a policy OF that size! oh. we'll.
no wasn't cut out for approaching
big mon. men who could afford big
policies. lie always got "cold feet"
tho moment he tried TO talk 20 them.
"That wife OF yours grows hand
somer every day. Hunter. / met her
on the avenue the other day and she
looked stunning"
Yes Helen Is very attractive"
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The, Woman's auxiliary, local
American Legion, viii meet Wodnes-
day. April 90, at the Y. W. G.. A.
20 resume their work ~ sewing.
They viii be Joined by members OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21

NEW ORLEANS. April fo.--Mrs Ma.
thlldo Levee who shot her husband, Fred
day,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21

LONDON, Aprn sO--Members OF the
Russian trade delegation declared today
that Japanese troops had attacked soviet
troops IA Chita, dropping bombs on them
from airplauea.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21

CHICAGO. April ao,-ons hundred thou.
sand dollars was the price asked today
by jarvis l. dray today for tho affec-
tlons ~ his wife, Mrs Agnes Gray, IN an
alienation suit naming pr. William a.
hlttenbnugh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
AInhn 1,n,nn,., nnnnmci

The fourth annual banquet of the
Alpha Gamma sorority viii be given
Saturday evening. April 20. Ia llotol
Tnfau
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21

Tho Rotary Ann club, who viii as-
sIst them Associated with the sea-
SON with - O. needle. muric Will be
furnished o. Mrs. g. GarDbodiau
violin. Mrs Ralph Talbot. voice. ana
Mrs Wavnr Hudson. plano. Tea
viii ho fuIttHd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21

plNE BLUFF. Arb, April 2o..-iIslt an
dlpd ut pellagrn, Emil Brown, 90. drank
poison az their home near Redfleld. Ark.
Brown told neighbors no wanted TO Ac-
company his mother 20 heaven,
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SAN FRANCISCO, April ao--In health
ana dependency were blamed today by
friends ot tho late Harry q Hervey, N,
Tor hts suicide here late yesterday At the
Palace hotel uervty shot himself
through tho head.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21

BALTIMORE. Apru io.--The 3oO.tou
auxiliary power boat pinta, laden with
shad Tor Baltimore, 10 In distress In tho
Great Wicomlco river, near Fieoton, W.
We, according 10 meAsage received here
today
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LONDON. Apru go.--Leslie urquhart.
chairman OF tia RuEso-A Aslatic company
consolidated, owner OF siberian mines
was summoned 90 uenoa today
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wAsHIHaToN. April ao-Ths senate
late today confirmed the nomination Of
ueorGo Ralney TO be postmaster at Enid.
Okla,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21

COSSrANrtHOPLE. April 7o.--rhs al.
lod commissioners have sent a nota TO
Turkey IN which, q 10 understood, they
rcfuAs 60 order evacuation 81 Asia Minor
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until Turkey acccuts conditions of peace
as laid down BY tho allies
MAUsEtLLEs. France April s0.-
Armed bandits held up tho MarEoillea-
Nice express train today robblnE the eN-
press car of 100000 francs tabout S2O,-
NUUl.
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Los ANGELES. April se.--W. -.
Hsiut selman of Toledo, ohio today shot
ana killed his wife. Garnet heiutztiman,
and then killed himself Letters telling
~ his Intentions were found on hts body,
The shooting occurred In a hotel room.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
Announcements

Contestants from TULSA who are 10
so To- Norman upNt week viii ap-
pear in concert ~ the high school
0u friday Cvcu1ng. Parents and
friends are moot o1rdially invited tp
attend.
-
Tho Eastsidn w e. T. e.. viii
meet Friday AFTERNOON ~ 2;3U
o'clock with Mrs G.. -. Porter on
South Yorktown aKouuo.
a-a=
bethany Missionary society ot the
First prcshvtcriln q hurch will meet
FRIDAY at 2.3O o'clu. k in the church
parlors.
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WHEELING. W. Va. Aprii ga coal
rhortaEe. due 20 the miners strike. will
force Huspcruioh Of operations NJ the
Iorwood plant ot the Wheeling steel a
Iron Co. effective saturday, Il was Off
clally announced today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
Wire Flashes

LONDON. Aprii 20 civil war he china
hos begun. according Co r. dispatch to
The Daily Express today Severe fighting
ls in progrcns north ~ pcluu.
KANSAS CITY Kan. April ,o-whue
crossing q street m section NJ the
downtown district hero this afternoon,
MrH NJ Nhafp. co. wus struck nv an ~.
tumobllo. she died y few minutes later.
rAHis Anrii 2o.-ilInirausigeaut 20.
day carried a dispatch from Genun saying
that tho 0erWan delegates in 'thrir reply
to nllCd tfitiClauH NJ the Russo. Germau
pact tonight viii refuse Go anuul tho
treaty
BERLIN. Aprll fo-pr. Aionso n.
itouEhtnu. newly appointed Ambassador
tp Germany from tho United states, Ar.
rived hero today.
COLUMBIA, "a, G., April fO-A motor.
man aud conductor ot tho locn' street
railway company now employing non
union crews after strike called several
months ago. were wounded by uhots
fired from passing automobile last
night
ArCutSON. Kan. Atrn 2o.--Trlai of
Roy Trimble. former sheriff Of Atchison
county. on complaint OF Mut Thompson,
millionaire oil man Of Oklahoma aud
Lees summit, Mo, resulted In a hung
jury today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-21
"Lorain" solves many problems

vegetables, dessert, then set
the indicator for four 10 six
hour cooking. You are now
through till It is time to serve
the dinner, and you'll have the
most delicious meal you ever
sat down TO.
Come in and let us demon.
strate the "Lorain." Youl
be amazed at the wonderful
things it can accomplish toh
you to tighten the drudgeFy q
"pot-watehing."
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CONTEST RULES

will msspeed
spelled
mall
together withth of ms-pened