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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-27
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Third and Marquette.
Assembly IN session. Public in
yitod io all services
Sunday-BeeinninE 10 am, Old
Fashioned Love Feast
II am DR. "a v Reynolds.
Gen supt will address the ls-
semhly on his recent trip around
the world. including nip 10 Jeru-
saiofn.
g pms Ordination service. fol-
lowed by rescue anf orphanaEc
meeting
z nm VIII he tie opening SER
vice "A a great eyaneclistic cam
paiEn Which will continue through
the week and probably longer The
services Of Evangelist T.. Arthur
Lewis ~ Chicago have been secured
Tor those special meetings
Rev Lcwia h not only a preacher.
but a soioisi MUSICIAN. composer
and publisher Of sheet music. and
has been many times across the
continent In tho work OF ovangel-
ism He has held revival services
In many 81 the leading churches 81
our country turiudinr thr oid ~.
John Methodist church OF New
York city known as the oldest
Methodist church In Aaitrica. the
Aahury ~ D. church OF vi paso,
tfie ftrst N y church 81 Los An
ecl-s etc and a rial great revival
T. looked Tor under hts experienced
leadership
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FoR sALE-AuiomoOilos

BEE Al JENNINGs'
II your ear IA in trouble
u yon wait too long II may double.
just give o. a trial You viii fipd
Il worth while W. can make your old
ear run like new.
ouf mechanics are II the best
We bar Al the rest
We use nothing but Al men.
We viii SURE save you money.
II may sound phoney,
hut We viii cut the time quite = bit.
We charge the same price per hour
hut the work We do deserve, 10 Past
experience Il the cause ~ hat.
We invite one and all.
To give ~ a eall
And see that We are right.
ouiek service Is our motto.
FOURTH ST GARAGE
JENNINGS q wEINBERG
Repair Department
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FOR

~. s~O0--5.rpom. modern. suitable fof two
famihea, corner lot. Highlands; eluse IN
", 0oo-s room frame. glasaed-in porch I;
city Water completely furnished, cor.
nsr lot HlEhlands. close Ia
ts. 5oo-7.room dwelling on eornsr lot.
lands tiose IN.
~. 1oo-s.room white stueeo Adobs bua.
gaiowi modern garage and other out.
eandinEs' y. ioh ST.; terms, IL
A. FLEfSCHER, Reai,or
Loans Flrs Insurance, Automobile In.
sarsnee ,snd. all other iines of Insurance.;
Surety Boads
Phone ga III South Fourth ~.
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Cenfrai Ascnuc NrfirodisH Chnrch
central avenue and Arne street
Ree g. G. Hiabee. f,aatot

d N~eNlntUfei NlN 30 WaltNT
Telephone t2ex.
. 80 A. a Chnfch school Mr..
8 a. Malcr. superintendent.
~ 20 a. NJ Morning worship
sermon aabiessi The ftllownhii,
nf falth ~ffyun-Authcm. ~Thr
pid faahioned falih". b. sckiey
soho. ~ltecesslonhi'. ~ neethoven.
1tuo a. M-Epworth League
M, Harrie Gross. president
ase r. NJ Evening preachine
Hnbtrcti The Christian ana the
Sinner.
wednesday,. : p paayef
meeting.
A hearty welcome 10 a home.
like church
Tho pasfar c~onciuaes thv stfleb
on the general subject u "fklfh
of Fancy" sunday mernlna with
the uub-topic The Feilowfhip ~
Path H~cncefurth 10 those WIN
have heen pFlstlencd a. hgar iltr
series, this hible doffflne Will H.
regarded a. q vital reality Neat
sunday morning we will ccm.
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FOR SALE Houses

FOR SALE-rvo room adobe house aiee
large lot fruit trees and berries ditch
water for irrifatlon; near ear line 1lO0
North Eleventh Street. Phone e75-W.
FOR SALINE faur room house. with
bath and front n rear porches
closed IN sleeping porch. ", CSC, Small
payment cash. balance Like rent. Seuth-
west corner Ninth aud Coal Ave Phone
? " Strong o. l. c Bennett, at 70 or las
HIGHLAHDs-a.foom nodern sleeping
parehf nesrly new, and furnished, =
blocks from ear line $50 down aud $50
monthly, LoWlands-7-ro room modern
briek eiosr In on good street; east front.
ssva down and $50 g month J. A Ham.
nand, s2t + SILVER. phone iS2z-R
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~. soHN's E~rIsuoptr.
CHURCH

Services FOR May ssth sunday
after Ascension.
Early celebration of Holy En-
charisf omitted.
sunday school At af5
Nofhtne Prayer. ana address a.
n zee
No EVENING service EOh scr
Vices arr In charge % lay rradert
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So'' ,,I sos sr,,, s,,Ss, csgs, nan

f1no North Fourth Street.
of4b A M~--sunnay acnous and
Bfbie cIhes. W g Haabe. aupsfI
lutcndcnt
N a M-nreakine Of bread N
remembrance % the Lord. Acij
20.1. No preaching at this hour
? ~ M-FreachinE IN epsnishI
by Jose b. Rey.
7sfk ~ M.--Nr. ~ G. Grtenl
man. Of Toronto. Canada will
speak on Twice saved. or "1enl
sons from die Life Of Jonah.
Tuesday. 1ssO y. M-bible study
~ spanish. by Jose n. ltes.
"Wednesday at = p. NJ Meeting
for prayer nj tho home OF W. ri
Mauger. 1oi West Roma.
Friday at 7.fb T.. M.-Hibid
study at the hall.
Sentence scrmon contributed by
Carl Amending.
All men are not Gods children.
Tho scripture makes u clear thai
there ars children Of Oodr and
children Of the devil-. John.
SIZE. But AZ many az received
Him tchristl 10 Them gave Hr
power TO become the sons OF God.
even TO them that believe on 1875
name. John III.
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ImmanncI FeaneeIIoaI Lunssrau

coFucr Gold Ave- M Srno ~.
Carl Schmld. Pastor
kesidcnce; 200 10. Arao -.
9fi6 a M.-Sundhy rcnoo-
10 A. M--Scrvices in the Eng
lish language. Sermon topic. The
Ascension OF Jehus Into Heaven. {.
Thurs,ny afternoon the fAnies'
Aid society will hold fts June
meeting In the church annex.
Visitors arc always welcome.
Services ~ the English lnnK1aaa
are held every sunday AZ 10
o'clock and In the GermAn lang
uagc the first and third Sundays
81 the month at n o'clock.
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POULTRY N EGGS

FOR SALE shepherd strain AnconA
setting esgz. - for o.. 90. Pheas
rwkAff-AiNk ly.fs OF "a, ,as, ca
ranch, \ g White ieghurn chicks,
$40 % per hundred Twenty five years
experiences Wits inruhatora. fot Peal
~ ranh. n o. bar iO1. Phone 1903 >.
WHITE LEGtOBN EGGS FoR HATCH.
ing IS for 500 Phone la2l.M.
Deiis cred.
RHODE ISLAND RID EGOs FOR
hstching Is Tor 800. Delivered.
Phone 14@a-W
foR sALt -rhirty.nys laying whits
LeFhoru bFns. best stock viii sell
any part Of them. Phone itaa.W. or
cah 1913 North Eleventh.
FERTILE EGGs FOR HArChiN0
hysrs IS for Use Phone ia2a-w.
DeliFsred
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nroaaway Christian cnarca

Nornef bfoAdNoy and. sold Ave
willard A Guy. Minister.
HcHidsncei AS 10. Waiter.
Phone idfa-M.
9:n A. M.=BibIe scheuf.
400 A. NJ Morning worahirl
Sermon topic; The Most Deslr-
ah3c Memorial"
700 y. M-Endesvor Meetings.
soc 4. III Evening worship.
Sermon topic; The Ministry OF
Tears"
Mrs " r. Mcdowell in chsree
OF mufic.
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prcsbytrsinn Church
Corner Fifth and Silver Ave.
H. A. Cooper and c. a. Mexican.
Pastors.
9f5 A. M.-Sunday school 4. n.
Cristy, superintendent.
n A. M-Morning. worship
sermon by the pastor. Solo. Miss
Grace Stortz.
I =. M-Union Vesper services
al supper Rock. Young peopie'a
fociety uniting with the church.
"wednesday : y ANtd-week
prayer meeting f'Saim -.
Ttr-t Methodist Eplscopai Church
Cor. T. Third 81 and W. Lead Ave.
Rev. g. T.. Mcclure. Minister.
J o. Bowycr sunday school Snpt.
g.. h Thompson. Musical Director.
a;ss A. M-sunday school
~ 90 A. M.-Scrvice with SER
mon; America strengtn "A
sermon for Memorial dan.
Anthem-Iove We the LORD.
hv Ninderncre. Solo-Mrs. Lynn
Cook.
700 =. M-Epworth league
500 y. Praise scryice with
Hcrmon-"Be strong.
Nt." nv R1"t ~ LVf'
Ny shepherd Is". by Shelly.
Quartette-seiected
-
~. PauI's English Lutheran Church
Corner sixth and sllvo Ave
Arthur AZ Knudsen. Pastor
bfs A. M-Sunday Hdho... A.
NJ kraemc. sunni Clasres Tor ali
aces
fItoo A N-Nor,ine worshin
sermon by ne nasfor on Zach
ins Inc Chudf choar anthem.
20 paraaisc" nv Flnerson7
biso y. sunday school
Worln,,u. coofcrrnrr III ehurrn
rar,or9 nooh review * Mannsi
81 RundaV school Method. IN
Irwin nanielson.
1850 y N Christian Endeavor
meeting. Topic. Great FOREIGN
MissIcnaries Loader. Miss r1or-
enee pl,son.
M-Ev.r,ne wor.,,,
Tn. n..to, ~lu vlvn 4 r,.r.asc N
aTbe Ascevdcd cshv,,.s sree,sf
music
Monday 7sik 4. M-~churoh
cauncff ,ncetinu
Tuosaay - Ait-aax outing Of
voon, ocopt, ~ he cn.rrn
Wcdncsiav $40 n, MLprnvcr
~Ts"-ss.y go a. u...t,s
lnf r.dl.s' IA -~a.sntx 80 tns
rhu,ra
-
Flrsf CONGREGATIONAL SItufxI,
Cor. Coal and south Hroadway,
Harold s davidson. IN D. Minister
Residence s2e sonth walter.
efss p N-orchestra rehearsal.
10 - JoHen. superintendent.
% 4 n Church school
~ A M-Mernins service. sub
rect ~ aermnn, God or Mnmmon.
"hichl
Memorial Da, Hperlai
Tas'saa 'es,sre- ssls: TIhsss's a
lana ~ inre poiihh, ny ecstt'
No.s'' o""' 70 inee ~
,cos,.,. '"fs"' p'fe''er' Mrs
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Located in the eleventh block %
Forroatcf Avenue
10 A. M.-Sonn service.
fbsSe A. M-Hible study.
1900 A. M.-Breakina o. nread|
I;ao +. M--EycnIhe furvfce-
prayer and Blhic sfutss.
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memaFai< the aarranenf % tHe
Lords supper. The afficiei beard
haa this week sent out lcftnf 1T
Information 20 the mefnhrfNhfr %
the church. Any member not rcd
ceiving aamc by reporting hiA adj
dscsa TO the chaifmnn OF fhcl
board. telephone Iflk-J.
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Classified
Advertising Rate Gard

Classified
Advertising Rate Card
E~FFkCTEyE FEBRUARY 10. isaa.
Hsf cent . word sseh Insertion.
rtsndins classified. 10 sents . vora
tizssiisss Display. 90 ss.,s an ineA
hrst Insertion, - centt a inch each
consecutive Insertion ss.1b an zach pes
'1ssa; oopy shssss permitted ~;
N inch per month, Hail ireh. $50.
aust b. In the fsrris cffice bsfors . Pm.
"a pssliss,,or "a, ds.lr.Si glsss's.s i
mT pm. each hatusday.
No I'd run Tor an ihdsfinits period can
=. discontinued later has ~ s'sissk
= Dl:si, s.; ;ls.sIs:a fer.' close At 's'''
:. r. s.i n;ss.s ~ & s''p''''''' ''' ''i'
OkS&HEfssD
NOTICE
NEN's HAiRcTf, soc; ekIidssn. sss. 81
theis ome fhens aobs-s.
WASHING AND IRONING By the dcssn
or rough dried. Call i5oS-J.
CLEANING PAPER and tsisominlnf.
John ooodaon. phone o3a-J.
WIN. MOORE, prnetieai plumbing. heat.
hF .repaifinFs dependable service. Oct
ny prices. Phone eil-J
s65t On YOUR FRIENDS will say Bert.
II. h.' v e. '' ;,,s S sSSt p ess s sss s sssaw
bAhhE0uEp MkAfs-rhe bsst yet
silver avenue. n. q. Mitchell, proprietor.
Phone Ae2.W.
DIX, oRkT0PP
vitspathie PhysisiAn SERIOUS snd
EXAMINATION FREE
s2ih West Central.
WKxTED-young nan TO share room
With r~eatlemaa. One large room and
slesping porch individual hodsi also hath
and use % phone. Call for o. N. NJ, care
Of Herald. Price $3.50 per month.
PIANO TUNING wANTED--Ry frat
slasa tuner: one with knowledge ~
repair vork o. pisno4 and player pianos.
JAMES DURAN
Phone ie7sw. 1870 W. Rev York ave.
LIBERAL commissions paid TO
hustlcrs, either sex. Should
be well acquainted in city. Must
give names Of two responsible
parties as reference. Apply IN
own handwriting. Box r. ID. H.,
care Herald.
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Undsr ase nssnafnnehf. Two and
ihfee feem nr3ftmenta All outside
fgeafs, nraP end spienaidly furalshs4
IHa blocks ffan hunIaeEa ~geoflan. IN
fret ela.s uslehhofhead. Alss pieeplns
sit-W.
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,yINTED-by lune 4 five raoIa ha3fs
: anfumishAV r1Ia Garas4<arin lesse fnlI
me rsaf, -fAafih uafd rftttfredA vi
ons.dsF heights Phoas ess.W.
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GOV ERSMENT rOHiftoNs-hsn. vo'
mail. possibilities. other rovsrnment peei.
tons examinationa soan. salary It&uu
-sl.soO year. Experience unnecessary
Particulars free. Write Colombia School
Ipf Civil service sal Pope Bag. wash.
ingtoa. u. O..
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR 6ALE-1hrce lots on East Silver.
ons Or al. fine location. Phone ls3s.w
In mornings.
ONE GOOD 50 F0oT LOT on East sii
yer. near Highland PARK on easy
terms, , A Hammond SEA East Silver.
Phone 1921
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wANTED-Maie Help

.xNTED-A MnAsT. Lpply at Bessast
DAIRY. Iuu2 n. Fourth street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

'sALEsMAN. With lots Of experience OF
! Rad. IN books, on correspondence
you'd like 10 los ate tkis section. Al
dress A.i0i. care Herald.
tOuNo MAN - years Old. desires Pc
a sitlun keeping books or ether ofnr,
&osh Have had considerable humber ex
@ericnce. alfa mercantile. Can fHrpisi
resersnesa address 4 Iot. care Herald
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loBns MORON cAR 60
rApns %. sis.ls ". Central
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( n RANCHES
HusINEss OPPORTUNITIES
Acgaisa hsspsk r. '.s, - Ka''

EstPLoYrD noOKKEsPER WI kesp
- adfitIunai ses ~ htota. ntaaon4nis
rates. address AGA. e.Fo ksssihs hsssle
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.NANTED--hy tuo young ladies, wnrk
d. drug slors on SUNDAYS or evenings.
fddresa Afoe. Csfe Herald.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

soR fksrlnaS Kimksii plsao. ga
isotI
|suirs oLEkSeD AND PRESSED. 81
saita pressed. o 9 no gasoline odor
CITY Cieuners. phoes tao.
AJAX nAR0AfN ATohk ~ aB Eontf
First viii pay ths hlehsss prizes fol
.urultufe, rhune ass
HOKEy IN foua AfTio-Tks fssafnses
nan hugs or repairs most anything
CLOCKS. fsainz nnfhineA stossf. fsfniiafs
.fane and bicycles, Wilson, 11l.W. -
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WANTEp-female Help
MoViEs-NoViEs

Teka onr instruction eourse 10 the
sst o. make up. BY mall. send 1900 TO-
eourte 90 Screen Art Studio, Suite ale.
aie So. Broadway. Los huFeies. caiff
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE-Thres carpen-
tiers Tor Grand Canyon. Arizona, Man
land wife Tor ranch. 40 : Third.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
MINE BATTLE IS
RET0LD TO JURY
Graphic Word Picture Of
Struggle Given by
Eyewitness

WELLSBUHG. w. Va, oct. 26.--
4 graphic description of tho Cllfton-
Vile mino battle % last July was
given on tho stand this afternoon
a. the trial OF John Kaminh. 10
year-old miner for the murder Of
sheriff H. H. Duval. by Deputy
Sheriff George Cree.
Iie had been on duty the night
before AZ the mine, he testified, and
heard an explosion at 4:30 o'clock
on tho morning Of July 10 and an
hour later invading miners from
Avolla. Pa, appeared.
With another deputy he started
from his post TO the mine power
house. one OF the attackers shot
Irwin Mosingo. the deputy who ac-
compaulei cree. through the face
ana Cree drew his gun, killing the
man. They made their way 10 the
power house whore they were nt-
tackled by men who loaped down
from tho roof upon them. They
fought their way into the power
house and ono OF the attackers
broke through the door ana camo to
grips with Cree. lie tried "a shoot
Cree with his revolver. but ~
caught on the deputy's badge. Cree
slipped to the floor and shot was
fired, presumably by Mosingo that
killed the attacking miner.
Guns of both men were intro
duced in court as evidence and
Identified
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
PLAN FOR WAR IN
TIMES OF PEACE
Without Adequate Plans
for Future War, 1917
Lessons Forgotten

I'll phSO, Texas. oct. 26-Es-
tabliHhment of an adequate mcr-
chant marine and ample prepared
ness during peace for possible war
was advocated here today by Gen j..
j. Hershlng.
Tho former commander OF tho
American Expcdltlonnry forces in
France declared that only tho inter.
Nention OF God had pulled the United
states out or tho unpreparedncss
situation IN which n found Itself
during the World war.
we must not allow ourselves 20
be caught again IN that state of
frightful uuprcparcdness in which
We found ourselves in 1871" he
s1id. ''Thc Almighty must have had
hold Of Us with both hands To have
pulled US out OF that hole. II we
HAD spent 10 cents on thousand
dollars on preparedness before that
time we might not now be paying
interest on a thirteen billion dollar
debt"
After reviewing the First cavalry
division at Fort Bliss General Per-
shing loft today FOR Fort Bayard mill
itary Ehnithrium.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
LEIiR SHIRT oo. MOVES HERE
Concern Long In Oklahoma City
Comes 10 Tuta.

The Lehr shirt company. which
has had It's general offices I'm okla
homa city, announced yesterday
that the general offices had been
moved 20 Tulsa and would remain
here. Albert NJ. Lohr. sr.. ana AL
bert NJ. I.chr, jr, are tho owners and
both have located in Tulsa.
The company's offices are 223
Kennedy building. II was announc-
ed yesterday that the company's fac
tory. now located In Oklahoma City,
would be moved 10 Tulsa at an early
date. The company manufactures
taller made ahirts, underwear and
paiamas. Its statesmen have for sew
cral years had n prosperous field In
the Tulsa territory.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
SHERIFF MISSING
FOR OVER MONTH
Wife Of Bledsoe Refused
to Discuss Rumors
That He Eloped

Hpe .lal 70 Ihe "ofld,
VAN BUREN. Ark. oct. 2s.--
sheriff Crockett ~. Blodsoe OF Craw-
iord county is missing.
sheriff Bledsoe loft his home In
Van Buron on the night OF Septem-
her %, Ostensibly 10 visit relatives
IN Tcxnrkana. lie has not been
heard from since. ana friends have
been unable TO locate him.
AZ the time Of his departure, II t.
said. he expected ~ visit in Tcxar-
Kama for two weeks soon after he
went away rumors that he had gone
away with another mans wife be-
came circulated. These rumors have
not been verified. Mrs. Biedsoe.
wife Of the sheriff, Is retIcent on the
subject.
a long distance telephone from
the office OF State Auditor james q
Tucker inquired ~ county officials
whom a statement on the sheriffs
books might be expected. The state
mcnt has been prepared but has not
been signed by County Judge John
L. smith IL In said Judge Smith
win not take up the matter until
tho meeting ~ the quorum court
next week. Tho reports should have
been sent IN last spring. Officers
are checking over the books Of the
sheriff 20 determine whether he Is
short
Mr. Bledsoe wns serving his sec
ond term as sheriff when ha dlsap-
pcared. He was not candidate
for recollection. TIe also had served
two terms as circuit clerk OF the
Seventeenth judicial district.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
RECONSTRUCTION
OF RATES ASKED
Zinc and Lead District
Expects Shipments
to Pick Up

Special 60 tho world.
MIAMI, Oct. 26,--plsns TO have
this city represented Ht railornd
freight hearing which will bo held
at Tulsa November 4. wero dis
cussed today by the Miami chamber
of commerce. The organization will
join other c!t!es Of the staia In AN
attempt TO have oklahoma come un-
der the western instead OF the south
western classification. which win
mean n considerable reduction In
freight rates, II was brought out at
the meeting.
Teachers Meet To-day.
Tho annual convention uf the pt-
tawa County Teachers association
viii hp held here Friday and Satur-
day OF this week, Addresses are to
he made by w. T. Ford. president OF
the Northeastern oklahoma State
normal school. at Tahlequoh; NJ. a,
Nash. secretary OF tho oklahoma
Educational association. and others.
Farmer Addresses Bankers.
The Ottawa County Bankers aa-
sociatlon held It's quarterly meeting
here last night Addresses were
made by r. w. Bryant, vice presl-
dent OF the Central National hank,
and r. y. Farmer, manager OF tho
Tulsa Clearing House association,
both OF Tulsa, The meeting fol-
lowed n banquet at Hotel Miami
Ore Embargo Lifted.
The removal of the embargo
against transportation OF ore by tho
Frisco railroad. which was an
nouuced Wednesday. is expected TO
he ot great benefit 10 this district.
A large quantity OF ore has been ac-
Cumulated since the embargo he
came effective shortly after tho start
OF tho shopmon's strike.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
TARIFF BOARD TO
HEAR COMPLAINTS
Three Causes Upon Which
Protests Against New
Rates May BE Made

WASHrNGTON. oct 20 -- Tho
voice of the common people will be
heard on an equality with tho roar
OF tho greatest corporation In the
application OF President Ilnrdiug's
new extraordinary tariff revision
powers. under ruloa OF procedure an
uouuccd today by the United States
taritf commission.
Each American citizen who can
show causo for rcdrcsa VIII have tho
.nmo right rs tho standard on
company or the United States steel
corporation to file an application
for changes in tariff rates. accord
ing To tho commissions announce
mont The applicants. whether In
diyldunls or corporation, must more
~ file the request for relief IN writ
Ing to tho commission. The state
ment must contain the applicants
name, residence. business address.
occupation, the kind of relief sought
and the grounds Tor ii.
Three Rules for Rate Changes.
Appeals for rate chnngoa can he
based or allegations ~ business in
jury or loss from any one OF three
causes These are!
J. = UhUkfN III economic fpn0l-
tons making existing individual
rates a burden TO the applicant
(HeCtiou 3tb).
.. Losses Incurred through un-
fair business methods employed by
Importers (goction 3lGj.
2. Infllction ot preferential taxes
against American exports by any
folcign nation tscction 3tO.
The first cause viii give Amerl-
0an business men an opportunity 20
obtain tariff relief In changing eco
nOmlc conditions. They can obtain
relief, IL their grounds are auftlcient.
the necessity OF having tho
whole tariff bill rewritten.
The second cause viii glvo pro-
toction 10 concerns or individuals
competing with Importers. Under
his section, the president can levy
additional duties against any I'M
porter engaged In unfair price cut
ting, fun line forcing. commercial
bribery or any other method OF un-
fair competition. II tho offender
persists, the president Ia empowered
to prohibit him from further impor-
iatlOns.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
SLICK LINE IS
BUILDING SOUTH
Extension and Future
Plans Call for
Tulsa Service
WOULD Be BELT LINE
Oil and Coal Fields Around
Henryetta Would BE Served
by Traffic Bettcrment
Special to tn. woHd.

fpfcInl 10 Ihe WlIId.
UENRYETTA. oct. 2s Should
NEGOTIATIONS now uud'r way ho car
rled 10 CouCluGlou. llcurvrfta viii
have rs third railroad within fhc
coming - montha, and with this
road direct connections win also hg
made with the Santa Pc. Midland
valley and Katy nt TulsA.
Rcopeniug former ncgotintions, Of
flciala OF tho oklahoma Southwest -
orn railroad, the oil line now run
ming from Rristow 10 Nuynka, %
miles north of Henryottn. spent the
day In conference with itruryettp
chamber OF commerce officials.
planning To bring tho road into this
city. and later carrying Tho line 90
Shawnee. and on 90 oklahoma city.
thus giving this territory a northern
outlet for It's coal aud other commo-
dities.
a second meeting ~ sot FOR OC-
'ober 81. at which time all plans
ana data viii be presented,
u Ia also part OF tho plan for tho
road TO build into Kiefcr and there
mako conncCtlons with the Oklnho-
ma Union running into Tulsa. where
connections will be made with the
Santa Fe. Midland Valley. NJ. K.
~ r. ana other trunk lines north.
This being done II Is proposed 90
give Henryotta and Tulsa an every
two-huur passenger service by
means of the oklahoma Union oler-
trio line now running from Tulsa 10
Kiofcr.