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The log cabin Democrat., 1922-04-11
BIG BOY

I will stand this Jack season 1922, 3 miles northeast of Roden's Mill at foot of the Dunn Hill.
 Bigboy is a Black Mammoth Jack, with white tips. He is | years old, 16 hands high and weighs about 1,200 pounds.
 TERMS 5000 to insure foal, due when fact is ascer- tained, or mare traded or about 10 be removed from county.
 Care will be taken to prevent accidents, but will not be re- sponsible should any occur.
 w. J. BASS
 Vilonia, Ark, Rt. 4.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-04-11
RETURNS INSANE MAN
 TO STATE HOSPITAL

By order of County Judge E. l.. Smith after medical examination of the patient, A, T. Bryant of near Con- way was this morning returned to the state hospital for nervous diseases for further treatment. Bryant was released, it was said, about four years ago from the state hospital and had manifested no symptoms of insanity until recently. Examination was made by Doctors George s. Brown and George L. Henderson. Bryant resided about six miles east of Con- way and has no family.
 The patient was subject to periodic attacks, according to information filed with Judge Smith. He was taken to Little Rock by Deputy Sheriff J. I. Summers.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-04-11
TO WORK CEMETERY

There will be cleaning at the Hartie Cemetery on Tuesday, April IS. All persons interested in the up keep of this cemetery are requested to come and bring their own tools.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-04-11
WARNING ORDER.

In the Chancery Court of Faulkner County.
 Arkansas. w L. Easter. Plaintiff
 Ns. No. 333l. " Ill Hopkins, ct a Defendants The defendant, R. C. Gwatney is warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, w L. ', Witness my hand and seal this 18th day o5 S-22d5t (seaD W F. wHIDDoN. Clerk.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-04-11
MASONS TO MEET.

Green Grove lodge No. 107, Free and Accepted Masons, will meet to- night at 7:15 for work in the Eel lowcraft degree. All Fellowcraft Masons are given a cordial invitation to attend.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-04-11
GIRL SCOUTS MEET.

A special meeting of the Girl Scouts will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1 80 with Mrs. o. T. Gooden.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-04-11

life studies, and with this frame work they make these wonderful char acters live again.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-04-11

H. P Merritt, who is now travelling for a Memphis tobacco concern, is in Little Rock today on business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16

Increased to an extent that would
not justify further cuts on the fnisn-
ed products
Tomorrow tn" senate Viii taxc m
ihdiEidual amendments vhioh have
been proposed from tim. 30 Yro
Several additional amendments w.-s
proposed today. and others VHff r..
offered tomorrow. Senator Srn-,
ridge. Republican. California nr,-
posed tina; wrap" Juice capable g,
producing more than ! per cont ~
alcohol shall pay duty of 20 ce1,t
IA gallon. and IN addition thereto 3
a PROOF gallon on tho alcohcI con
tanned IN such Juice
senator eddie. Republican. Ncvad.
offered an amendment to the news
pfiht section ~ the fro" list prnnor-
ing I" -iinlnste the House provision
Tor duty Of 10 per cen, ad valorarr
against n"wsprint Imported from
countries. dependencies. provinces o.
"ther subdivisions OF the government
vhsc1 fo7steu - rsstr4ots In any way
he expectation ~ printing napor
W""h pulp or wood for tho making ar
nnip senator bddi. said this dn,v
Was aimed at Canada. which prevents
expectations "f pulp wood from 10
crown or public lands. and addad
that II was feared that THIS would
uhnerrSSarlly autaEonize Canada
without In tn. slightest affecting ,hs
siluntinn"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
Dispatch Radio Sets
New Distance Record

Following II record breaking
distance for radio broadcas,
transmission by one day. D,,u.,ch
station yesterday was notified
that Its concerts are being heard
clearly In Avoca. Iowa. dIs,auc.
OF 1000 miles. Carl BaumeIst.r.
OF that locality. In reporting tn.
concerts. stated that h. con4ld
cred the record sufficiently nov.,
10 report II TO the leading radio
magazines.
Tn" two records which are com
parable with this are, one Re-
ccived IA short time ago from N.w
Glasgow. Nova Scotia. and a re-.
port received Monday from cans.
Okla. over $50 miles west 81
Richniond The significant fac, t.,
the records IL that reception in
summertime is decidedly inferior
IN wintcrtime work and experts
forecast that such records viii b..
nearly doubled with the approach
of cool weather
Mr.. Banmeistrr states Thar IN.
instrument ne used To hear Wt,AI
station Is what Is known as a
single circuit tuner and one step
ampiiher. This Is the Simplest
possible arrangement az receiving
apparatus, costing some $50 To
build. The signals. he said. wer.
very clear and strong. and he -x
psricnc"d no difficulty In hearing
them
Despite the fact that while tho
Dispatch broadcast station WAS
built for only Nirginians and not
Intended 10 be heard outside the
state. daily reports from outside
iudicai" that ihlrty-six states
hear WRAZ station In addition Ia
Canada and countless ships In
the Atlantic Ocean. The frequency
OF reports show that every East
ern station receives the broadcast
under any condition OF atmos-
phnrica
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
FOREST DABNEY CARR,
WELL.kNOWN LOCAL
SINGER, is DROWNED

Continued from First Page)
with a rope. ON the beach. physi-
clans. life guards from the Virginia
Beach station. and civilian volun-
teers worked for more than an hour
In vain attempt at resuscItation.
A puImo'"r was procure9 from the
Navy Department later. but life was
extinct,
Mr. and Mrs Carr arrived at Viz
s!nia Beach this morning from New
york Their HON. is in Richmond
Mr.. Carr was an exc.llen, swimmer,
az is his wife. The latter said to-
night than she believed her husband
had been thrown into panic when
II" swan !ntu whirlpool rhyx!.
clans examining tho BODY wor. Of tho
opinion that death had resulted from
heart failure. occasioned b. fright
or cHcrt!on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
Center Eyes q" co-"rrrn,Ivc.

HN'r'''i. ~ 60. Aug. l5.-opcn-
ING today of the markets where tho
auction system VIII be used in the
Eastern North Carolina birth, Ic,,
'"hacco belt. Is attracting NOR. than
ordinary attention. hecaus. of mo
organization In this state sine. lac,
season OF the Tobacco Growers. %.
operativ" Association. Warehouses
IN wilson. Rocky Mount. Greenyille
ana the other large markets in East
-rn North Carolina opened today fon
Inc sale Of tobacco at auction.
The co-OScrativc association c1,In,s
that $4,000 farmers in Virginia
North and south Carolina have sign
cd pledges Ia sell their crops through
IN" association for the next five
years. and what effect this movement
vill have on the old auction system
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
APPEARED MERE ~ "FAlsT"
And "UONf:O Am .JulIET,

Forest Dahney Carr, the noted
haEto canTantc. was born in Rich.
mona. Although he left the r.,v II,
the age Of 4, ne Waited mere MANY
times sine" then, sometimes to so.
friends and at Other time, 10 h.
h"arf IN opera and concerts some
Nms ago he returned TO this city
ana nat !!vef az 100 North Harvie
With studio 4, POO Eas, Grace
street Hs vas member Of First
hap'ist Church choir.
NJ. carr came to Richmond las,
september from Birmingham. Al,
wh're n" sang in one OF the lars.
churches. II" married Miss Nc.
N"'i "f Birmingham. in November
""v"ra! Richmond relative. survive
MN
~ IN" beginning of his career no
"rp'ar"d her" win Cicmentln. do
""r" IN Councils Romeo and J,,Ii.r"
and Faust. Mir carr was hoard
the Wednesday club concer, in m.
NV Auditorium in 1927, NJ that time
scoring a tremendous triumph
when his family moved to wash
lneton' n" began his musical studies
Whi.e there, he flled the position Of
6oioist in 50. Johns Episcoral c.hurch
he later went To Now YORK and wax
|oNNr"h IRE" scholarship in tn.
American Conscrvato!rr where n.
studied harmony and theory with
l'vorak. and voice with Sapio. fha
husband ~ Clerncntinc D"Vnrn. whom,
|Eampan!ni introduced In this coun
Ivy.
Among his other Offices No vas IN
The choir "f tho Brick Presbyterian
church, ~ which pr Henry Van
byH" waS pastor. At this time. ne
became a member Of the Metropolitan
opera Company. and during his af-
hliaton with This organization he
Studied with tho metropolitan for two
years. h" resigned because Of his
health and n" went 10 California;
la California he had charg. OF
Christ church Cathedral choir In Los
angeles and the Olaf TrygvaEson
Club. From California h" went to
Kentucky. Ills musical experiences
tav" covered a wide field. among his
successes being "iiiawatha." in an
"lHhurat" production with tho New
York symphony Orchestra. under
Walter pamrosch. No also appeared
i'm 'f WHlfurh Davi"s's setting OF
"Evcrymnn." which Ben Greet vsNo
IN connection with his Shakespcarcan
plays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
RICHMOND k|WAN|ANS
TO VISIT PETERSBURG
Will Be Entertained by Cock
ade City Club and Play
Baseball.

PETERSRTRG. VA, Aug l5.-The
Richmond Kiwanis Club viii be Tn.
guest Of the local Kiwanians and
play baseball game with the locals
on the afternoon Of August 81. IL
was announced ny President John x.
Jolly. At the regular weakly meeting
held this afternoon. The charter for
tho local club viii also h. presented
~ that time and the Richmond Hi
wanians Will TAX. part In the cere-
monies
~ the meeting today tho tobacco
com mittee reported that meeting
would he held tonish, with the com
mite" from tho Rotary Club. at which
tim" some definite plans would he
mapped out for the work The mem
b"rs feel confident that they will be
instrumental in bringing many thou
sands OF pounds Of tobacco here next
season
kiwanian Speer.. Of Richmond an.
nouncsd that the tuberculosis signs
would arrive in the city some tim.
TODAY and would be ready TO he
erected These signs will be placed
on several roads and Will remind
tho people OF the night against ,uber-
culosis
committee. consisting OF ] Curps
Lyons. W A. Totty. Jr.. and Charles
Lewis was appointed To write
story on the entertainment Of tho
members of the team last THURSDAY
by tho R0tarians and submit II 10
tho Kiwanis magazine for publica-
ton
n was announced ,ha, Kiwanian
Charles Seward and his father. Ro-
tarian Hatcher Seward. would enter
tain the two clubs and tho wives Of
the members on next Thursday even
ing Al Hatcher Stewards country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
NJ KENNEY MEN BACK
CREAMERY MOVEMENT
Between Three and Four Hun.
dred Cattle Available
for Use.

PETERSBURG. VA, Aux. Is
While tho attendance was not ms
large ns expected interest was keen
AT the meeting held IN Mck~nney last
hisht. AT which time the question OF
establishing creamery was thor
oughly discussed The heavy rains
and the terrible condition Of the
roads prevented many farmers who
were Interested In the creamery from,
attending the meeting.
Inc meeting was presided over by
w. {. Rivcs. County Surveyor. who
explained its purpose. Henry Lyon.
cashier Of the DinwIddie Bank. at,
Mch cnnsy Vas acting secretary
Charles T LassIter. lawyer and farm
err. made the report for County Agent
bellinRer Of DinwIddie County
which showed that several farmers
mad been called upon during the past
NV" weeks and all expressed A do.
sir" 10 cooperate In starting tho
creamery.
Many CnttI~ Available.
"h"r reports indicated that already
the census showed that there were
between 400 and 900 cattle ayailabI.
FOR producing for the creamery. II,
Is expected that between 500 and 900
VIII b".foun! in the nearby counties
before tho creamery Is started
IL vac pointed out al the meeting
I that ~acr farmer Ia IN sign up for
'hr"" years and during theae three
wears they VIII derive enough rcve-
nue. 10 take care nf many Of their eS-
penses. In addition TO the returns
from the creamery. the fertilizinE OF
the soil from the stock Is 10 be a sec
ond consideration.
Pledge Aid TO Movement.
The business men Of Mckennev are
soii6ly behind the movement and have
pledged their cooperation to the
farmers Of the section. II, is not a
question Of raising the necessary
money 20 start the creamery. hut II
VIII he necessary IN And farmers W no
are willing to keep enough cattle
on hand to supply the plant.
AZ tho farmers are situated at the
present time. according to one Of the
promoters Of the creamery they do
not realize anything from their crops
until the end of the year hut with the
creamery in operation they would re-
ceive check at least once a month
which would aid them In keeping UP
their running expenses
Tho next meeting will he hold In
tho tobacco warehouses at Mck.nney
during the first week of the oueninc
OF the tobacco season. Al this time
hnal plans are expected 10 he disciss-
ID and tho creamery Will no doubt
soon he put into operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
|WEST.END BAPTISTS
BEST IN ATTENDANCE

PETERSBURG. VA. Aug. l5.--West
End Baptist sunday School won tho
banner for having the best attendance
|of any Baptist Sunday school in the
lefty for the month OF July accord
)ing to tho official report given out
this morning, following a meeting
lof the association Sunday.
An excellent program Of music was
rendered. three numbers OF special
merit being vocal eolos by Prince
Robertson and \. c. Bernard. and
violin solo by Miss Ledford Rev.
J. n. Binstead. pastor OF the church.
delivered n splendid address on The
Bacation Bible School" in which he
|hrough, out the possibilities Of the
good these schools could accomplish
for the church and community.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16

-s"in"ut and Service Each OF these
H""l"rtS viii 10" al discussed from tho
NOR ana The points brought ont are
expected I" br h-ipTnl to thu mem
beers 81 ia" conferences
NJ | 80 o'clock in.. VISITORS VIII
hoard the STEAMER Gratitude. for "A
tiir down The river To Ciar-mout. and
luncheon and dinner VIII be served
oh board The Trad. Extension I'm
f-Lh 81 ih- EIchmond Chamber Of
commerce has prepared "a folder
which WIN be- presented to each Of
ih- visitors. giving u COMPREHENSIVE.
description "f III. various place. or
interest between Ei.hinunh and Glare
fn"ut.
T"Horrow's session VIII begin at 10
o'cl"'k. aud officers VIII b. elected
before Adjournment
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ORGANIZE CHAMBER
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

PET ERSRURG. VA. Aug. la
Every member Of tho executive com
mittee, recently appointed To formu-
late plans for the drive TO secure new
m mh-rs for the Chamber of Com
merce. will meet tomorrow night AZ
o'clock In the Council chamber.
This committee was recently an
pointed To make the Sans for the
reorsa nlzation OF the Chamber of
Commerce, and a date for the OPEN
in4 Of the campaign will he dacid :
ed upon 4, the meeting tomorrow
NJ Cht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
SENATORS MAKE,
RAPID PROGRESS
ON TARIFF WORK

(Continned frnm First ragoO
rails. etc" fr"m seven f"uri"-uths OF
u cent II pound 10 four -inurirrnIhs az
a cent. nnh beams pirdorS angles
etc, from - cents All vulur-m To -
per cent. senator l.-nr"ot. ltrpubii
can. Wisconsin,. expressed regret.
that The reduction IN pix iron was not
carried throughout IN" steel schedule.
but spokesman for the coiniuitt.. OK.
pia'hrd that duties on elements IN
trring into the finished st--! had been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
Today and Tonight
in Petersburg

Mae'ing OF executive committee
Tor re"rEanization Of Chamber Of
Commences. . p NJ. la Council
Chamber.
Lawn party on lawn OF Ivy Me-
moriai Church. stop 81. tonight.
Celebration of Palestine man.
date by Hebrews OF city In Birth
Achim Synagogue tonight. $3.50
o'clock.
coloniai-"The Rosary"
BlueeirG-Mae Murray and Ru-
doiph Valentino In The Delicious
Liza. Devil"
Palace Norma Talmady. I'm
Smilin' Through"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
|PETERSBiRG M0uRNs
DEATH OF MI-SIfI4N

\ PETEHSEERG, VA. Aug l5-Tho
5news OF tho drowning of Forest Dab
> MY Carr AT Virginia Reach this aft
dern"on. came as ~ great shock to III.
people Of Petersburg lie was widely
known for his splendid bass voice and
4 hah conducted studio here for the
past Two seasons. He has appcarod
i IN concerts here on numerous occa-
sions and had planned 10 reopen his
school here next month. Among his
pupils here we're some of Pctersburr's
4 best known singers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16

ROCKY MOUNT. y g. .iuc lj-
Approximately 100000 pounds Of tn.
hacco was on the floors Of the local
warehouses At the opening OF thu
market here today. While there was
some good tobacco. most of it was NJ
the lower grades. The average pricn
paid for the week was about o.;
cents per pound, according to es,i
mates made during the sales. Five
thousand persons were here for the
opening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
On Behalf Of state.

South Carolina. Georgia. and other
Southern States.
On Behnir OF state.
Att"rney-Gcneral John r. Saunders.
who said he was present to extend
a welcome on behalf az the state.
because Governor r.. Lee Trinkl. was
called To his home In WythcviIIe on
account Of an accident Ia his mother
in-law. paid 4 high tribute IL Mrs
sexton, mother Of Mrs. Trin;.ir and
said hc was glad to be- there In The
Governors place, for II was "A posi-.
ZION he was seeking. and he was
glad OF the opportunity 10 get ac-
Guaint.d with the duties Of n chief
executive. lie paid tribute Ia the
servic" tho men Of tn southern Stat.s
rendered during the World war. and
said the business men of the South
should get together In the sam.
spirit Of cooperation. He welcomed
the merchants and their wives very
sraciously.
r. ; Bris'ow. Of Irbanna. vet
eran member Of the Southern Re-
tail Merchants Conference. respond-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
HOTELS AND nEsonrs.
Mt. Elliott Springs Hotel

Is miles west OF stanton. az main lin.
or {. o. Ry. Also national highway
between charlottesville and Hot Sprinr.
Electric hEhted nnd modern IN every way
Five mineral waters on IN. ground,
High up In the beautiful Alieshanio.
Dancing. hc~i'nE. swimming. tennis and
hiking. Rea. old Virginia cooking. Fo.
rates address MRS. j. Z. PORTER
Prop. Mt. Elliott virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
Dnncr n, club Tonight

hoPEWEl.l. VA, Aug. l5.-Many
Richmond and Petersburg people are
expected I" attend the big dance to
D" given M tn" DUPONT club tomor-
row riIht by Manager Ted" Adams
IN" Happy Six Orchestra will fur
nish the music
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
Today and Tonight
in Hopewcll

Dance IA; DUPONT club tonight.
Swimming pool. DUPONT club.
Vpon $40 to 1890 l.. NJ
Th- drive committee OF the local
Krd cross meets T.. NJ IN Offices
~ Tuhiz- Artificial Silk Company
broadway William de Mile
presents Bought aud Paid For
Msr--il- Mildred Harris I'm
The First woman
House ~ h"us- c-nsus Of local
post American Legion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
w. " PE1ERSBURG, HOPEWELL AND SOUTHSZDE VIRGINIA

ell ON behalf OF the conference.
inc feature address OF the session
was that delivered by DR.. Douglas
Freeman. of Richmond. who spoke
Z on The Economic Function OF the
Snaii-Town Merchants" lie said that
the hrst duty OF the small-town
merchant VAS TO economically dis
tribute goods which VIII enable the
average man efficiently to do his
days work He admonish-d the n-r-
chants not to try to be IA hish-brUw
merchant In low brow town or
run department store AT cross
roads.
should Iiuy Int-IIigrntiy.
IL" said the small merchants should
buy !nt"Iliscntiy. and buy To MI tho
wants or TIA" average man and woman
OF the community. rath-r than cater
To the desires OF the rich. via. pat
roniHc III" snali-t"wn stores only
"ccaSionhiIy lie stressed that il was
important ;hat quality goods be- sold
lie SAID the time has now come when
'h' people 81 TIA" South can buy quail
ity goods. rather than seconds Dr
freeman said II WAS Important that
ia" merchant Keep In stock the
things his customers need 10 do ia,
things which VIII -nabi. them to
pay their bus
NAT ne ihrfIhant IN u Sfnnli town
- looked upon a. a "his" msu WAS
another point stressed Uy pr. Free
man. who said that The country nicr-
chant was an educator a. well uS "a
'"rchant. ana h- urged them 10 create
i"'th in their merchandise.
f"iluwiu the addresses there was
a round tahi. discussion Of the sub.
J"'lS. s"n" az tn. merchants giving
r"rs"naI experiences 81 how they
hHhdl" certain trade.
Tn" afternoon was spent in sight
seeing
Discuss THREE business Phases
Three phases "i retail business viii
10" ia" Subjects "l addresses and dis
rnssi"n at ,oda!s session OF the
southern Retail Merchants Confer
ri''" Following the singing OF "A
number "f songs. led 10y ". l.. Tyler
~ Richmond. and announcements. tn
I business program viii op-u with an
address 10y \ X. smith. OF Marietta
| ga, on Minimizing stock LOSSES
Through speed az rmrn"yrr.
John \. Gilmore. of charlottesville
Va. Will speak on 'R"adjustiug bp.-
rating Costs 10 Meet Post War Con-
hiii"ns. aud Marx T.. Kahn. Of Wash
ingi"n, VIII speak on store Man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
Repeat minstrel show r-,day vish,

HoPEW ELL VA. Aug. l5-The
minstrel show 10 be given Friday
night In the High School Will no
doubt be witnessed by large crowd
The final rehearsal was held tonight
and everything is all sat" for the
show Friday night. II Will he given
for the hsreft ~ the Tublze Athletic
Association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16

f"u Know n Tonic In t:ond
Wheh ~ makes You eat Ike a hungry
boy and brings back the color To yonr
cherks You can soon feel tho
strengthening. Invigorating Effect Of
GROVES TASTET.ESS CHILL. Tonic
Soc Adv.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

fuol.hed Monday, Wednesday and Friday
information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures of Psssenpe, T,.;,,
Sonhy' unless otherwise shown
Daily except Sunday. 1 Sunday only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
a.o.ooo Pound. n, Opening.

is being followed with keenest inter-
est hy tohacconists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
RESERVE SYSTEM
DEFENDED IN TALK
TO RETAILERS HERE

Continued from First PaGe)
South Carolina. Georgia. and Other
Southern states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
RICHMOND. PRED 'SB'o & POTOMAC R.R.
Broad street. Station except where
other W lsc fndicntrdN
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
(Main Street Sfationl
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
(haiu Street Stltlonl

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
S10E. Main Street Phone Randoioh OI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-31

o1i,1og iated Press state Wire.
A oklahoma CITY, March 40
Nv nmands-off" policy will be assumed
GOV :, b. A. Robertson OF Okla
ro,a oha relative to the scheduled
Anr45 wide strike OF coal miners on
"A l. as long as property u not