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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-14
For Sale Real Estate
WANrED-NtNL EsTArF

NANiEb-NtAL ESTATE ~
III YOU have property Co ael that YOU
really want % sell mako tho price riFht
nnd list with us. wo Will sell " patter.
son Realty CO., Usage $3.50
WE ARE selling homes; 20 buv or seii,
SOC warren lizard, TuiBts iIyesi
AGENCY. Ccdar ASA
VIZ AHE short ON new houses nnd oit
houses with easy payments. " you hAvs
house to soil, any district. suy kind.
YOU VIII 30 wsi t1 phone NJ call On
warren g lsaaJd. Tulsaa iveat agency.
cedar 32sl
WANTEp--lIavo client viii paw cash
for l"iltr. drive modern lIL Phean.
OsaFc t6s2.
WNNrEp-To rent email arro8ge close 10
Tulsa with small Improvement with
Wow NJ buying N suited Homer &C.
Norris Care HuXaua Oi Co. Coytugton.
,IIe.
VIZ HAVE nuYEUs With rctdy MONEY.
n Y,u want To- sell your property call
t"0iu7 q MoCuno cedar $500
WANTED. From owner five rooms ana
sleeping porch or ak rooms, on pnvtns
ou south or north side. must be o bar.
rnin o. o. box 1854.
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disCELLANroUs f0R sALr

WANTED TO BUY-Ladies and mems
ussi clothing. shoes and hats. Phone
OsHge 5S27
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Real Estate

FULL TWO STORY MODERN-1131 SOUTH PEORIA
Hardwood floors rooms decorations
good
iG70j52
+, G, CUNNINGHAM, REALTOR
Building
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TEXAS

Low RAILROAD fntcs 10 lower no
Gtaude valley Texas, Including pullman
ana meals, G36 round trip tor man and
wife 20 prove the fyllowlugs Climate.
soil, quality quantity ana variety n
vegetables citrus fruit ana farm pro-.
ducts unsurpassed In the world These
products aided by Irrigation grow all
tho ytnr. For further information. Usage
1881 .i3gg seq Robert. Bldg.
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WEARING APPAREL

WE tmeaning TURK BROS. Of
pourssl have always been shy on
mems Fiorsheim shoes caused by
being long on customers. 40 ws
have bought heavy on mems hlgh
snoss for fall, but our customers
are also buying early and two
pairs At = time. so oil Tlorshelm
customers that come down In tho
morning to either store. sls or
a.. 8. Main. will get their ehoics
ot hundreds Of pairs Of 80
pair. a few styles ut fi:; sizes
from to IL. in widths from
AAAAs to EE; also oombinu-
tion FOR the hard feet 10 1T.
TURK BROS.
,as,'s Lorgest shoe rlUrnltora
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"ow% YOUR HOME"

no you own residence Iot7 We will huid
house for You following your plans ~
we VIII furnish them, payments month
Iy 60 suit your purse consult our uII'd-
Ing department. Fidelity IuvrEiu, M
CO., Usage 95GG First fa1r Security
building
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-14

TRADE OR sALE--South side, 2story,
only 10 blocks from the heart OF husi-
ncfS. extra large living room across
mont dining room and library both
extra large, has den, Kitchen. pantry
ana bath downstairs. four rooms and
bath upstairs. very large basement;
heavy brick foundation vcrv attractive
wal paper decorations; large handsome
m7rfel and fireplace. Will sell for
quick deal FOR $3.50 which ls much
less than II is worth, YOU couldn't
build this house Tor this money. Les
lio Brooks Co., Realtors. Usage 2Sf3.
can US today tomorrow never comes.
TWO-ROOM frame building. two lots.
south side addition, for sale or trade.
Skatook. Okla. Inquire llOi. s. W..
ca, n -. Hopson.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-20
Talkative.

Working for board and clothes is
unsatisfactory because the clothes
always are.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-20
7itannine Secret
Sought in Corn

cures the disease. But 1t is very like
ly that there is some other factor in
the cod-liver oil rather than Vitamine
A, which does this. In our laboratory
and In many others researches are be-
Ing made to identify this agent In cod
liver oil. There are various substances
In the oil which are little understood
at present. 1t may prove to be Vita
mine A or new vitamine. but 1t may
be something Of another nature.
ION the other hand. it is known
that cod-liver oil is u perfect specific
against ricketts,, which is unfortunate
ly a very prevalent disease. Orange
Juice is given to infants rs part of
their daily diet for the prevention Of
scurvy. and cod-liver oil should be
given to every infant in the same
way. 1t is unpleasant to adults, but
infants become exceedingly fond Of
it."
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-20

OF the 7.259.907 persons Of foreign
stock whose country Of origin was
Germany, 1,915.S87 were immigrants
whose fathers were born In prewal
Germany and 5,344,13O were natives
of the United States whose parents
were immigrants born in prewar Ger
many. These two groups may be des
ignated, respectively. as the first and
second generation from Germany. Not
all Of them are German by race or
stock. as the classification is deter
mined by place of birth without regard
to racial stock.
The members In the first and second
generations from some Of the principal
countries of Europe were as follows:
Germany, 1,915,887, first generation,
and 6,344,13O second generation; Ire
land 1,184,7O7 and 2,971 .8ss; Russia,
2,O2O, eco and 1,s5O, ,48S; Italy, 1,8l5,1s4
and .A721, ,781; Austria, LAS, 141 and
1sesA,e55; Canada, s61. .450 and 1,742..
1885,, England, s24,OsS and 1,4ss, ,024;
Sweden, es2, ,85e and 1924. .728; Hungary,
sos. 40 and 512,7s5: Norway. S82,0o1
and ee1, ,174..
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-20
pREIGN WHITES ON INCREASE

to this country las Immigrants. and
q, ,8S8, ,2O4 who were born In this coun'
try, but whose parents. one or both'
we're immigrants. !;
The ..classiHcdtton .tof the foreign
white stock by country Of Origin Is
based hp6t the prewar map OF Eu.
rope, partly because Of the difficulty OF
adjusting the returns m regard to the
birthplace Of parents so as to agree
with thu chan4ed. boundaries of Eu'
ropean countries and partly ID order
thae. rompsrt5ena 4nlsht be made with
the figures 81 pFevloas eensq a, taken
in 1910. The names of the several
aaintfissi i-rhesfora, Indicate; ths ter.
ritory embraced within these foun'
tries before the war. ="
!: The total foreign white st9fik from
each Of tha principal cou4 Is Of
origin was as follows: hany,
z25o, ,as7; ireland, 4.1se.395 l 1aissia'
s.s71 .128; italy, s,s3e'e45; :Atstria.
3.12e, ,7oe; Canada, 2.eO3. 1928; Enkland,
Q:So7;1i2; 2;---sweden, .-1a57, ,as2;; Hun
eary, l110,e0o; Norway 1;02sRfo.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-20

DR.. Casimir Funk. who discovered
the vitamines. denied that there was
any advantage in a large consumption
Of vitamines, and said that the public
was not benefited by the propaganda
to sell certain foods on the grounds
that they were rich in these factors.
Man cannot live without a mini.
mum supply, but the average Ameri.
can gets plenty Of all types In the
average diet" he said.
100000 Would Eliminate Il.
On the value of cod-liver oil against
ricketts,, Doctor Hess wrote:
''There are approximately 125,OOG
children in New York city between the
ages Of three and fifteen months, the
period of greatest susceptibility to
ricketts,. If we estimate generously
that the families Of One-third to one
quarter of these children are unable
to purchase cod.liver oil. and II we
agree that the development Of ricketts,
may be prevented by giving tea.
spoonful three times day. then ut the
present cost ricketts, could be practi.
cally abolished in this city by the ex.
penditure Of about 100000 a year.
This is but one Of many instances in
which the community does not get the
full benefit Of our medical knowledge"
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-20
Is TREASURE HOUSE OF WEALTH

timated, and 1t Is also q great farm.
Ing and cattle country. On the luXu.
RANT meadows Of Abyssialu I saw
cows which sold for $40 that would
bring at least $50 in the United
States.
"On my arrival ut AGdis-Ababa and
the palace Of this ancient empire OF
Abyssinia I was presented to the
queen, who was gowned In green and
yellow silk-royal colors Of the coun.
try-and who sat on her throne OF
state. On her head blazed "A crown
Of diamonds that cost S3,OOO,0O0. On
each side Of her stood 800 or 400 slave
girls, robed In white, each one carry
Ing a beautiful fan with which she
famed the queen. Long earrings
hung beside every comely brown face
and anklets Of pure silver adorned
their feet. They were a wealthy
wonderful type Of girl, many of them
like statues In their symmetry, and
the sight OF several hundred bright
hued fans waving In unison from the
white clad ranks formed q scene Of
unusual beauty.
"Of all the scenes which made my
two months sojoun in Abyssinia q
period Of daily interest and wonder
the one which impressed me most
was the ceremony Of homage which
was paid by the governors and troops
Of Abyssinin to their monarchs. Twen
ty thousand troops assembled near the
palace and sang songs In honor of the
queen and prince. Then followed ar
nj fresco feast in the palace grounds
It was the weekly tribute Of respect
which Abyssinia kings exacted and
from which no governor was willing
to be missed"
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-20

M ..
~ Fhs Eskimo eats NO salt
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-20

1t only takes three drops Of rails
to keep one from going to some place
he doesn't want to 20.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-20
Wise Bird.

Grandfather was a patient in hos
pital. In the yard stood n tree. and In
this tree was robins nest. The spar
rows seemed to tnke great delight in
seeing how miserable they could make
things for Mrs. Robin by diving and
pecking until she would leave the nest.
One morning when Grandpa was
looking out the window he saw n twig
fastened with string just above the
nest on which was suspended card.
the ten spot Of diamonds. The breeze
kept the card whirling back and forth
frightening the sparrOws away. Mrs.
Robin went ahead with her work and
Matched her brood unmolested.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-20
AbyssinIa Is Wonderfully Rich in
Natural Resources.
Persian Consul General to the United
states Tells Of Visit to Country
Present Rulers Willing to
Receive Foreigners.

New York.-Gen. II. II. Topakyan,
Persian consul general to the United
States, who has recently visited the
rulers of the Near East. as well as
Europe, gives the following account Of
his experiences In Abyssinia:
During the lifetime Of King Meme
lik Abyssinia was closed country to
the outside world. Now everything Is
different. Raj Tafary reigns In his
stead.
Il have recently been the guest for
two months Of this crown prince and
his mother, the queen Of Abyssinia
and daughter Of King Menelik.
"This royal descendant Of the queen
of Sheba Is advanced In years, and
affairs Of state devolve upon Crown
Prince Ruz Tafary, very brOadmind.
ed. smart young man Of thirty-six, who
In likely any day to succeed his moth
er on the throne. The crown prince
Ia highly educated and speaks many
foreign languages fuently.
"While King Menelik was afraid OF
white people and never gave conces-
sIons to anyone, Raz Tafnry IL will
ing to have foreigners come Into
Abyssinia and develop the mines. min
erals, railroads. manufactures and ag.
riculture Of his domain. In the world
today have not seen any such Oppor-
tupity for profitable investment as
Abyssinia affords. The country Is
perfect treasure house Of gold, silver.
copper, coal and precious stones and
Immense quantities Of bicarbonates.
It's wealth In petroleum cannot be es-
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-20
FARMERS
ARE WORKING HARDER

al rd1. sts s sn
Aliens Foot=Ease. the antiseptic, healing
powder to be shaken into the shoes and
sprinkled in the foot.bath, increases their
efficiency and insures needed physical COM
fort. Aliens Foot=Ease takes the Friction
from the Shoe, keeps the shoe from rub
bing and the stockings from wearing, fresh
ems the feet. and prevents tired. aching
and blistered feet. Women everywhere are
constant users of Aliens Foot=Ease. Don't
get foot sore, get Aliens Foot=Ease.
More than One Million five hundred thou.
sand pounds of Powder for the Feet were
war. In . pinch, use Aliens Foot=Ease.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-20
|e,iments With Growing Grain
hdeate ChIorophylI Is Nec-
sssary to Production.
! LIVER IS RICHEST SOURCE
st, Recommend Cod Liver OIL az
|t Of Daily Diet Of Infants, 30.
cause Of Its Power to Pre-
vent and Cure Rickets.

m York.-The analysis Of corn in
seed and at various stages Of
th, In the course Of experiments
Dr. Benjamin Harrow and others
be College Of Physicians and Sur
b. has indicated that the Vita
u are either produced by the sun
hlorophyll or that the production
inmlnes depends on chlOrOphyll.
ne seed corn does not gain In its
mine content when 1t sprouts" he
The vitamines seem to be the
E IN number. But as 1t shoots up
begins to turn green. the vitamines
Ease rapidly"
far 1t Is believed that vita.
Is Of all types are produced origi.
BY plants alone, and are not to
found In soil or non.organic COM
pos or In living things except az
result Of vegetable food which con-
them. This Is hard to reconcile
the fact that the greatest known
eatratlon Of vitamines is in the
Of the cod which lives on an
|uhve fish diet. CLANS and other
animals on which the cod lives,
ever, probably obtain from sea
faton the vitamines which they
on to the cod. Much Of this veg
ao, however, receives little or no
lsht on account Of its depth, 30
the different types Of vitamines
b originated in different meth.
nile cod.liver oil L. the richest Of
things In Vitamine A and Is rec
pended BY Doctor Harrow and his
nates as a part Of the daily diet
iaiants, because Of its power to
rent and cure ricketts,, Doctor Har-
Dr. Alfred F. Hess and other
1ers on this subject are doubtful
|'ner 1t is the vitamine which cures
Tickets
Cause Of RIekets Obscure.
fns doubt is due to the fact that
(eu occurs among infants on wide
|auon OF diets. including many diets
supplied with vitamine A." he
IT has also been shown that
u,sease Is caused by some disturb
10 the proportion of calcium and
pnorous In the food Of the infants.
" ee the two principal bone-mak-
sn0 there is a shortage Of phos-
us In the case Of child with
'e.s. The sunlight seems to pro-
!ais phosphorus. Cod-liver oil in
'Ao'y restores the balance and
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-20
''sus Bureau Figures Show In.
crease Of 13 Per Cent.
~ N 1870 Showed se,sss, ,s5s For.
~ ~. white stock In the United :.
sS''s' including 1s,712,7s4 WHO
b.; Game ID. t.jmmnbrants. ...- 4.

hh..hlnstod. b. h%aSs pspastmeps.
amerce announces that according
t.:eensus of 1920 the total foreign
'oek In the United States on
|y OF that year, ,wAs 9e,S9s. .95a
,aereiu whit&1soSE' fi;nsasE1ha
Foreign born white population
1.e native white population hav.
II or both parents foreign: born.
Eiss0o isst0roespondiSG toSil fos 1919 wat
. The Increase Of the for.
i.se stock between 1910 and 1920
I therefore, 4,155. tie, or 12.8:per
e {, t6tsr sof.1yzo-meruuss .rs712s
a6tga aaxa;.a .aad.sams
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-20

cutieura soothes Itching Scalp.
On retiring gently rub spots of dam
druff and itching with Cuticura Oint-
ment. Next morning shampoo with
Cuticura Soap and hot water. Make
them your everyday toilet preparations
and have clear skin and soft, white
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-20

The volume of gasoline that is lost
by evaporation In one stage in the
handling of crude oil Is equal to 1-30
Of the country's annual gasoline pro.
duction.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-20
Approved Treatment.

Knicker-"The Good Book tells us
to love our enemies" Bocker-"And
the check book tells us to loan EN-"
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-07-20

Cunning sets trap for others and
puts his own foot In 1t.
The National leader., 1922-06-01

EDITORS NOTE: Mr.. Baldwin en-
closed letter he wrote his banker
challenging him to a debate on the
present money system, Mr.. Baldwin
offering to take the side opposed to
the present conditions.
The National leader., 1922-06-01
HOW TO TELL

The numbers on your address label
tell when your subscription expires.
The FIRST number is the number of
the month, IL" being January, "2"
February, and so on up to December,
which is "12." The SECOND number
is the day of the month, and the
THIRD number is the year. Thus,
"22" means 1922, "23" means 1928.
Watch your address label.
SUBSCRIBE FOR FRIEND
Why not subscribe for the Leader
fora friend, to open his eyes?
The National leader., 1922-06-01
BOOSTS LABOR"


been a reader of your paper for some
time and I must say that any one who
wants the truth about the farmers and
big business does not need to 20 any
further. And let me say right here
that also take paper called Labor,
published in Washington, D. C. To
my mind both papers should be in
every farmers and laboring mans
home so they could understand each
others problems and realize that if
they want justice they will have to
unite at the ballot box.
r But what I want to speak of more
than anything else is the organization
known as the Farm Bureau. I have
read articles that give the impression
that it was not solving the farmers
problems or the men that are at the
head in some of the states won't let it
do the work that we We're led to believe
it was to do. don't think that when
it was first started it was intended so
much for the farmer as it was for get
ting good jobs for certain people.
Now we, as farmers, that have watch
ed the game in our agricultural de-
partment, in our national as we'll as
some OF the state governments, know
that there are men holding positions
who could not get job herding sheep
unless they knew someone that had a
pull with the sheepmen. So they got
the idea that if we had an organiza-
ton that would get enough of the
Would-be farmers and the farmers that
farm the farmers, they would be rea-
sonably sure of their jobs. Now the
Farm Bureau could be good thing if
it was controlled by the farmers, but
to my mind it should be called the
farmers open forum, where we could
have any and all questions discussed
that would be for the betterment Of the
community, county, state and nation.
Why should we be afraid of talking
about making better and saner laws?
Why should we be afraid to talk bet
ter, saner, cleaner lives? One is called
politics and the other religion, both
forbidden by the Farm Bureau.
Of course we don't want the kind of
politics that the higher-ups want and
l don't blame them for not wanting
their kind of politics peddled before
the public, because they might lose
their jobs. Neither do we want church
creeds, but we want the right to think
right, do right, discuss those things
that go to make God-fearing and
God-loving people. The time has come
when we must stop letting the other
fellow do our thinking or tell us what
we should talk about or who is going
to be our teachers, what questions we
are going to discuss. Yes, we might
go in the Farm Bureau in such num-
bers that we could shape it's course,
or keep out of it altogether and put
our money and time educating our
selves and children to use the power
we still have by voting for what we
want, the same as the farmers have
done in North Dakota.
We should have meetings once a
month in each precinct and get our
wives and daughters to join the
League and be just as determined to
get our neighbors to join as the oppo-
sition works on their side to get mem
bership. Stop taking the general ad-
vertising sheets called farm papers,
because they are cheap. Remember
you are paying your share of the ad-
vertising for every article you buy.
The National leader., 1922-06-01
CHALLENGES BANKER

Editor National Leader: I am en-
closing a letter written to one of our
local bankers, to which I got no reply
to date. D. R. BALDWIN.
Roberts, Mont.
The National leader., 1922-06-01

PUREBRED S. C. BUFF ORPINGTON EGGS FOR
Matching. S1.50 per Is, prepaid G. H. Mohagen,
Route l, Grafton, N. D.
The National leader., 1922-06-01
Tobacco

TOBACCO NATURAL LEAF-SWEET AND MEL
,SW zo =" picked cshsewng or smoking pounds
We furnish free recipe for preparing. Quality and
delivery guaranteed. Farmers Tobacco Exchange
The National leader., 1922-06-01
Miscellaneous

WOOL GROWERS. ATTENTION! WE WANT TO
send sampe sad we snR Viii at auo
you a wish to exchange for merchandise. ask
CO.. 6l2 First Avenue North. Minneapolis. Mimi
The National leader., 1922-06-01
Poultry

PUREBRED s.. c. WHITE LEGHORN HATCH1NG
eggs. Is, Sl.15: 100, Sc. Mrs Theo Bergund
Route l, Darlington, N. D.
The National leader., 1922-06-01

EGGS. FROM PRIZE E-WINNING WHITE WYAN-
dottes at one-half price. Write VIM West Ii
Sueur, Mimi
Evening journal., 1922-10-03
The EVENING JOURNAL, TUESDAY OCTOBER 3. 1922

wondered as she and Miss Bennett
pushed through the narrow aisle OF
green curtains.
Won't It be funny sitting in
these little cubbyhoies all day to-
morrow" she whispered 10 the
newspaper woman.
Miss Bennet stared. not under
standing. Then. from the timidlty
in SsIly's face she suddenly saw the
truth; the girl had never seen a
Pullman.
Bless your heart. kid. they turn
them into seats in the morning. all
comfy-like. Wen sit and watch tho
world go by all day tomorrow"
But after she had gone TO bed that
night. Miss Bennett felt more soberly
about sally's inexperience. To the
Manhattan Froiics came the most
sophisticated and cleverest woman
hunters in the world. What would
they do 10 Sally7
(To BE Continued.).
Copyright. 1922. NEA servcs)
Evening journal., 1922-10-03
HOW TO GET RID OF
DANGEROUS DANDRUFF

II you have dandruff you must get rid
OF Il quick--its positively dangerous
and will surely destroy your hair II you
don't
Dandrunf means faded, brittle, scrag-
ely hair that finally dies-new hair will
not grow-then you are bald and moth
ing can help you.
The sure way TO abolish dandruff for
good Is 70 deetray the germ that causes
II. To do this quickly. safely and most
effectively get from your druggist a
bottle OF Partisan Sage. This IS guaran-
teed 10 Danish all dandruff. Stop itching
scalp and falling hair, ana stimulate
new hair 70 grow.
Partisan SAGE is a scientific prepara-
ton that supplies hair needs-an anti
septic liquid neither sticky or greasy,
easy 70 use. and daintily perfumed.
II you want beautiful, soft. thick. us
trous hair. and lots OF H.. use Partisan
Sage. Don't delay-begin tonight
little attention now insures abundant
hair for years TO come.
Eckerds or Danforth's Drug Store
will supply you and guarantee money
refunded II you are not entirely salts
fed.