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Sc vENDEN cuatro magnifcas casas
en- ell mejor sitio de Catano. Gale
Wilson esquira Flores, con bueras rem
tas y facilidades para ell pag9. Casas
vivjeuda ell mejor sitio de concrete.
Informara Esteban Diaz Rivera Ca
aho, Gale Flores NO % A. Castro,
Tetuan /, San Juan. 81
Sc AIQUILA un dep3rtaniento en-
Hato-Rey Tiene cuatro hat'Iaciones,
iuz electrical, acueducto cssa muy
cerca del trolley. Dirijase a r. Fog
Stop 34. Hato Rev. 4-25
TARA AUMENTAR DE PEso crear
rica sangre y nervios sanos, 500 hay
ana nslicina; las PILDoRAs rERMA
MALES del Or. Costa. Solicltelas en-
las buenas Farmacias. 4-24
Sc ALQUILA un herrnoso aln'ace1, ,aca-
bado de fabricar en- ell mejor sltio del
Ma,econ, es todo de concrete. cor puer-
tac y ventanas de hero, mide 7oO me-
tros cnadrados. Sc arrienda TODD en-
parties. Informant: GONZALES PA
DIN. Comuanv. Inc P
EsTENoGRAFA PUBLICA cor mu
chos amos de practica en- ambos idiomas.
cfrece sus sorvicios para cualquIer clase
de trabaio incluyerdo traduccicLes del
ingles al castellano y vice-vcrsa Llame
q Edifcio Bourst Cuarto No 21, Sc
gundo Piso, Tel. AT. San Juan 0 sos
lojo saEturce. NIL. Box SIS. San
Juan. A-2l
CUALoUIER PERSONA quo rse una
Ves el Jab6n La Toja, 10 usara siempYe.
naga la rrueba Sc convencera, 81
PLANO ToNK. Sc vende uno, en-
condiciones por ell precio de
s175oo. Facilidades para ell pago. Pa
ra informes, dirijase Vicente sanabria
Catano, Tren st. n escriba p, o..
Box %.
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ANUNCIESE EN-
FL MUNDO
E pc iodico &c mayer c'rcu-
lacion en- Pto. Rico

"CARRoS FUNEBRES7 - S9Eerbios
y lrjosos tengo dos para ser tirados
por caballos los alquilo arrienGo. Is
cribame. Santiago r. Roble. Aguadilla,
Puerto Rico, Apartado 386. 4-25
PATHE NEWS: Els La revista
graiica Gle mas importancia del
mundo entero. Viendola Sc ente-
ra de los mas grandes aconteci
mientos del mundo. Los CINES
mas inlportantes ole PUERTO RI
co los estan exhibiendo. Advt,
RAFAEL CABALLERO
Agente de Revistas peri6dicos dc
Puerto Rico y dc los EE. UU.
Acepto agencias, presto toda clase
de garantia.
Box Ais. BAYAMON, Puerto Rico.
TeI6fono 1O4.
APRENDA INGLES EN- SU CASA
CON Ell METoDo CoRTINAPEoNE
No necesita professor. Ell equipc cons
ia de Is discos dobles de 12W cada
tho; un manual 'Cortina III die
cionario, un libro 'Moaelo para Co
Inexperienced comercial', toaos en in
gles castellano.
Pidanos mas information Gratis 2.
coLEGIo PERCY. Ponce, Pr. SIS
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VACAS

So venden 50 muy buenas, i5venes
y bonitas- 80 paridas y 20 :.orras.
Tambien SO venden 2 toros Hoistsin
puros, j6venes inmunes la zebra de
la garrapata.
Dirijase jose L. Pescusfa, Edifcio
Bouret, San Juan. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-20

Guerra Contra ell dolor de n.uelas
CERA-DENTO 10 quita en- seguiaa. No.
Quema. No irrita. Una sola splicacion
es sufeierte. Vale 10 centavos en- las
boticas. 5-1t
->-~~~~~~~~~--~~---~--~~
CALzADO.- Comerciante de caizado:
40 compreis sin yer primero nuesfro pre-
co y descuento. C. Perez Alvarez, S.
En- G ST
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Sc NEcEsITAN costureras caladoras
deshiladoras expertas Y cuidadosas
Irformaran; Allen st. No 81 Bel. Piso
izquicrda. Tel. eco verde san Juan.
santurce, carrotera 2EO; Tel 54s
szul. SO
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EOn1BRERos DE PAJTLLA.-- He
: mos rebajado luestros precios. Procure
enterarse sntes de comprar s~oeFs casa.
q. Perez Alvarez, S. en- G. sen Juan,
Puerto Rico. 81
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PTO. RICO
SAN JUAN PONCE
xr1mE1AEIo

De los trsnes sn Yigor aesde
81 ! de Agosto de 1917, re-
visAAe elAde Agosto, 1919.
RsTAoIoaEs.
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A~ En- Ell centro de la ciudad..
E Salvador Brau 40.
En- ell nirador del Salon de
~ Aln1uerzo y re.
Sc alquiIan habitaciones para
hon1bres solos. cen o sin
comidas.
Para inforn1es: Tel. 581, verde.
ANA r. DE THON
SAN JUAN.
vENTA DE FLORES NATURALE5
en- la Gale Hoare' stop IA, ssnturce.
IIame al selefono CTS azul. santurce y
seran servidos Embellishments. 5--1O
*@ 6E vENDE solar frente a NGaTa ca
rretera.-- Gale Africa Parada %,
tiene l5x34 metros. Informes tel6fono
e1s azul santurce R. N. Rcx 116.
san Juan. 4-21
Sc ALQUILA una habitaci6n ventila
da Y con balloon a Ia Gale. pala caba-
Hero solalncate en- casa de faiaiie res
ss petable Informuran ealle Sci No. 81,
rrimer pigo- SIS
ST VENDF IA casa Avenida de
Wilson No. 2l Condado Informaran
en- la misma TeIefono 832 azul San
tnrce-C.
sE NECEsITA I'm socio en- san Juan
o Ia Isla para representa- ms. marca
de gonna de autom6vn que csta daado
ese M gran record en- ell pals. Dirijase al
" ,spartado is santurce, ?. R. 4-2l
Sc VENDE Buffes cninorat caoba
s~ fropios para comedor y obeoss smneeles
mas. Informaran tel6fono $780, santpr-
ce. 4A24.
HdADERA DEL PALS Sc venGsn Guar
tones, tablones de varios taTnssios, 20
cos postes para cerca, clase snpe-
rior. Informara Juan scrrano FIorta
HIanati. 4--2t
Sc CONTRA una imprsnta psqueha
! \ Naue tenga una dos prensas AZ pedal
este bien srrtida en- tipose crl7s y
$ : oemss material -necesario para el ira
tJajo Dlrijase 81 Box 1o6. Aibonito,
Puerto Rico. 4-l5
TAQUIGRAFA de ingles y espshcl con
conocimiento de Seneduria de .itros de-
sea colocarse Dirijase al Tel 1895
II ezul, San Juan. 4-2I
FIJEsE BIEN- Cuando compre hoji-
a 7stas GEM para afcitarse, no permita
Que le den otra marca que nc sea
GEM DABGAsKEENE' Lss cue no
ucyan este nombre no son lsgitimas y
siempre salen malas 5-14
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
FEMININE X X X.
MEMBERS JAILED
Two Women Accused OF
kidnapping Young Red
Rock Girl
nv the internOtlonal Now. sorll1e

Nv the international News Service
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Aus li.--Po'
lico " Kansas city abl oklahoma
authorities believe they have solved
the mystery OF the reported "teni-
nine Ku-Hlux Klap' In oklahoma
a. q result ot the arrest of Mrs
Godie Wcinsicin ana Mrs. Lillian
puniyuu. both of this city. The
women were taken back TO Perry
Okla. by sheriff today.
Both women denied charges of
having kidnapped aud beaten opal
Ramsey pretty lS.ycAr-old Red
Rock. Okla, girl.
The RAMSEY girl was abducted
two weeks ago. According TO her
story abe wag visiting In Kansas
city when she received a fake mes-
sage signed friend asking her to
return home She was instructed 90
leave the train nj Newkirk, north
Of Perry Arriving there, she was
solved by Mrs. Woinstein and Mrs
Dunivnn, she charged, and was taken
to an abandoned farmhouse where
she was tied to n post, horse
whipped and left lying all night in
an abandoned chicken coop She
said she was released by her broth
or and Jerry Dunivan, husband of
one OF the women arrested.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Tulsa Road Conditions

Albert Pike highway, west and
northwest by way of Sand Springs.
Oilton. Yale. saltwater, Perry and
Enld-good.
Albert Pike highway. east and
south by way of Blxby, Leonard
Haskell, and Muskogee-good, with
exception or short distance between
Leonard and Haskell
white River trail, SLOAN Springs
Eureka Springs and Lake Taney.
como region--good, with exception
OF the section OF Inols bridge 70
Tulsa county line. Travellers over
this route are advised to take the
detour by way of Catoosa, Clare.
more and Tiawah, connecting with
the main line at Choteau.
The White River trail north and
west by way of Skiatook, Barns
dali and Pawhuska, to Ponca City
good to SkiatOok, rough from Ska
TOOK to Pawhuska, and in fair con-
dition from Pawhuska to Ponca
City.
Capital route, south and west,
Tulsa to Oklahoma City--fair.
Through traffic 10 Oklahoma CITY
and points south and west are rec
commended to use the route by way
of Drumright, Gushing and Guthrie.
under present conditions.
Capital route, north by way of
Bartlesville. Independence. Topeka
and Omaha Is in excellent condi.
ton. Under present conditions
this traffic is being routed out OF
Tulsa to Skiatook thence east to
connection with the main line
near Collinsville.
Tulsa-Kansas City Fort Scott
Short line by way OF Claremore,
Chelsea, Vinita. and Mlami--good as
Tar as Pleasanton, Mo. Late reports
from Plea santon into Kansas City
are unsatisfactory. This condition
however, is due to recent rains and
Is only temporary.
Cotton Belt highway, south by
way OF jerks, Bixby. Okmulgee and
Henryetta to Dallas-fair, Rough
in places.
Cotton Belt hl~ way north by
way OF Collinsville, Nowata, Coffey-
Vile and Cherryvale to Kansas City
rough between Collinsville and
Nowata, fair Nowata to Coffeyviile,
good Coffeyville TO Kansas City
Under present conditions traffic
over this route is being routed out
OF Tulsa by way OF Skiatook. thence
east into Collinsville, on account OF
road work In progress near Owasso.
Tulsa to Muskogee by way OF
Broken Arrow and Coweta-good
with the exception of n short de-
tour between Tulsa and Broken
Arrow. and about two-mile stretch
Of rough road between Cowets and
Haskell
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
noy sot BY Acnunln,nncc.

Sp0rlnl 20 Tho WOTTd.
BARTLESVILLE, Aug. 11.--wil-
liam Snlter, l2-year-old Bartles-
vile hoy was shot In the back and
head with shot gun Wednesday
afternoon. Tho shooting Is alleged
20 have been done by IL Legg Legg
and w. II. Vnndevor had trouble over
"A agrden and when they met Legg
was carrying a shot gun and Van
dever asked the Salter youth to 20
set him "A gun, but tho youth said
that Legg stopped him with a dis
charge from the gun ne wns carry
ing. The boys injuries are said not
10 he serious.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
RECOUNT ASKED
BY DEFEATED MAN
Sheldon Asserts That
Votes for Him We're
Not Recorded
Special TO The World

special TO The World
JAY. Aug. 1.-THE petition OF
william Sheldon. who lost the nom
ination for sheriff by seven votes
was filed with the election board
here, hut the board refused to re-
open the ballots and recoun. the
votes The peti,ion alleges that more
votes were cast for Sheldon than
were shown by the precinct board In
the North Grove precinct. The count
gave Sheldon 20 votes, while he Is
said TO have affidavits from about
36 voters who have sworn that they
supported him. Tho county election
board consists OF A. j. Carncs. of
Mosley: Dave Drake OF jay. and s..
w. Allen OF Grove, who have held
that they cannot go into the ballots
OF any precinct without being or
dered to do so by the district court,
II was not learned from Ad V. Cop-
pedge, attorney OF Grove. who rep
res nts sheldon. just whal the next
step would be, but IN all probability
an appeal Will be made to the DIS
trict court for an order directing the
recount to be made I'm this precinct.
@. G. Monroe, who appears to be tho
winner on the official count. has de-
manded his certificate of nomina-
tion. which has been refused by the
board.
Upon his failure to get a hearing
before the county election board,
Sh 'ldon filed his petition in the dis
trlct court here asking for a writ
of mandamus, directing the board to
recount the ballots. II Is expected
that this matter will be heard in
chambers before Judge Brewster
at Pryor within the next few days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
DR. DpBarr Indorsed

by The AssOciated PreEs State Wire
ADA, Aug H. Resolutions ex-
pressing complete confidence in tho
integrity OF Or. Edwin DeBhrr. vice
president OF the University OF Okla
homa. whose alleged pro Ku-K luX
Klan activity In the recent primary
election campaign IL had been lnti-
mated. will be considered by the
board OF regents Of the univers y,
were adopted here last night by un-
animous vote OF the Ada alumni
club of the university. Copies of the
resolution were sent to Doctor De-
Barr and the board OF regents,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
JaIIor Prevents Jail Delivery.

"pNclal 10 the world.
JAY, Aug. 1.-THE attempt OF
Jim Odlc to break jail was prevented
by quick action on the part OF John
Brooks acting iniior. ode, rhhrgcd
with stealing car, had asked
Brooks Tor a pan of water To wash
his clothes when Brooks opened
the Jail door, Odle Jumped out and
ran about fifty Yards. Brooks fired
two shots at Odle before the latter
stopped. His trial ls set for Octo-
bcr In the district court Officers
are stlli searching for tho stolen car
and recently heard Of It near Bar
tlesville,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
MURDER CHARGED.
PAWHUSKA MAN
Death Of Gardener Is Laid
to Door of Dee
Sprague


PAWHuSKA, Aug. IL. --- Dee
Spragne was arrested by the sheriff
OF Usage county and charged with
murder today In connection with the
shooting July 27 OF John McKeevers
local truck gardener. who died at
his home here Monday.
An autopsy over the body OF Nc
Keevcr following his death revealed
his death was caused by hemorrhage
OF the brain. which resulted from the
wound inflicted by the bullet Sprague
is alleged TO have fired.
Sprague was arrested soon otter
the shooting occurred and charged
with assault with intent to kill. Later
he was released under bond and was
at liberty today when tho murder
charge was preferred against him.
Sprague probably will be given his
preliminary hearing early next week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
rig BUILDER ROBBED
itijackcrs Take Cur and Money OF
Okmuigcc Man Near McAIcstcr---
Machine H. Recovered

by the Associated Press state VIE.
M'ALESTER Aug. lis. Smith,
rig builder OF Okmulgee was held up
near Crowdcr yesterday by four men
who asked him for ride when
Smith stopped to lot the men into
his car, he was seized and dragged
from hls seat, bound hand and foot
with baling wire and then trussed
Up to bunch OF bushes with wire
RRR IN his mouth. The men drove
OFF with Smith's car after taking all
his money and travelling cffcrts
smith succeeded IN freeing himself
Hhortly afterward and came on 20
McAlestcr, where he reported the
robbery TO the sheriff The aban'
doned car was found by officers
later near the scene of the holdup
but tho robbers are attn missing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
40 Chcycnncs 10 Attend Rodeo.
al h.

PONCA CITY, Aug. 11.--Forty
Cheyenne Indians, in addition to
Otoes and Poncas, will attend the
third annual Indian pow-wow and
rodeo to he held the first of Sep
tember. The Indians will have their
villages In the buffalo pasture as
usual and will live there during the
period OF the rodeo. which will con-
tinue several days. Each day there
viii be special prizes for Indian cow
boys in roplng and riding events.
where they may participate without
being in competition with the whites,
Many of the Poncas and Osages have
become experts with the lariat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Victim Lands La Laii.

special 70 The World,
COPAN, Aug. 1i.--Lloyd Cox OF
Copan reported that he had lost a
Hudson car and that thieves had
taken the keys to the car from his
pants pocket while he was asleep
Sheriff Henderson went to investi-
gate the matter and on seeing Cox
decided that he had a warrant for
Cox's arrest on an old charge and
upon looking over some old papers
found that he wanted Cox on q
charge of selling mortgaged prop
erty. Sheriff Henderson arrested
Cox and brought him to the county
Jail on q charge of disposing Of
some mortgaged stock In 1920. Cox
Is in the county Jail and his Hud-
son car Is gone.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Ignores Summons Fined $50.
.nIol 1nha NCarfA

BARTLESVILLE, Aug. il.-F'ail-
ure to appear before the grand jury
recently In session in Bartlesville
drew a $50 fine In district court for
Roy Donaldson. Donaldson was
summoned as n witness in the muir
der case OF While Shepperd, who was
killed In SmeltertOwn several months
ago. The murderers OF Shepperd
are still at large. Donaldson iB-
nored the grand jury summons and q
warrant was issued for his arrest for
contempt of court.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Late Postal Changes.
,peolai 10 Tha wofld

WASHINGTON. Aug. ic.--Post-
master General Work announces the
following postmaster appointments
in Oklahoma.
Darwin, Pushmataha county, Mrs.
Iona J. Teel, to succeed Norman e.
Sipes. resigned; Douthat, Ottawa
county. william II. Utterback. TO
succeed r. I. Washington, this Of
flee was relegated TO fourth class on
July /; Burkhart, LAHORE county,
Mrs. Vicey James. new office.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
1htcycs Wore Hungry

Special to The world
BARTLESVILLE, Aug IL Hun
Rry thieves Visited the store OF Bar
los Bros, confcctloners. and after
ransa acking the store and taking
small items. they went to the ice box
and took two hams.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
CARRIER
PRIMARY VICTORY
Defeated Candidate Says
End Man Bought
the Job

BY the Associated Press state Wue
Oklahoma CITY, Aug. Il.---A pro-
test against the issuance OF an elcc-
ton certificate TO Milton c. CARRIER,
republican nominee for congress
from the Eighth oklahoma district
has been filed with the state election
board by Charles Swindall. defeated
candidate. It became known today,
Swindall charges that Garber's
campaign expenditures greatly ex-
ceeded the $500 Limitation fixed by
'atute.
In furtherance OF his congressional
aspirations the protest alleges Gar
ber purchased n half Interest In the
Enid Daily News for which he paid
$4,000 and during the campaign
preceding the primary election on
August / printed thousands OF dol
lars worth OF personal advertising In
the newspaper.
Swlndall further AYERS that Oar
Der mailed 10000 copies OF the
News free to voters and that the
subscriptions viii continue until aft
er the general eleciion In November,
costing him approximately $4,000.
Excessive amounts for advert Sc
ments In other newspapers in the
eighth district were spent by Car
ber. Swindull's protest asserts, add
Ing that he caused TO he puplshed
free OF charge in the Entd News po-
litlcal advertisements.
w. G. McAlister. secretary OF the
election board referred the protest
to the office OF the attorney general.
II. f. wood, assistant attorney gem
eral said later he had not considered
the merits OF the case and had no
statement TO make as yet.
-
ENID. Aug. li,---Judge NJ. G..
CARRIER declined to comment on the
protest to his nomination bby Eighth
district republicans filed by Charles
Swindall OF woodward. CARRIER
said he would have "something TO
Ia4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Mctcra for Tonrisfn.

0ptCIHI 70 Ihc WOfTd,
CLAREMORE, Aug. l2.--To make
the Tourist park OF Claremore more
comfortable for travellers. slot gas
meters are being installed so the
tourists can cook their meals quick =
er than bY wood fires.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
BLYTHEVILLE, Ark. Al

BLYTHEVILLE, Ark. Aug. IL
Don't look for me. am going TO
bury myself so deep that my body
will never be found" wrote T. Il.
Griffin of Blytheville from Memphis
TO his wife here. The note announced
that Grlffin's affairs were in a bad
way" and that he was going 70 die.
Griffin Is a member Of the board OF
trade and a prominent citizen. Mem.
phis officers we're asked to look for
him. They do not believe he has
killed himself
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
AB0R0GATE A PAROLE
PRISONER Out on Leave Taken Into
n Uustoday on Official Order,

rrisoner out on Leave Taken Into
n. Custoday on Official Order,
'ns Assoeiated Press State Wire
OkLAH0MA CITY. Aug. i1.--On
leave OF absence from the state
ipenltentiary In order to visit his des.
ttute mother, James Peltier. serving
a ne sentence for murder from
NN'eveand county, IL under arrest at
cSorBan, according so word reaching
'oV. h, B. A, Robertson today
Oh the recommendation OF the
paroon and parole hoard the gov
grnor nor issued an order Terminating
ulers leave, and directed he be
Irsturned 70 the penitentiary AT once
information from Norman did not
here.
teltier's leave OF absence was to
ave expired August . On August 8
y was extended for 90 days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Phone Man Transferred.

HpoCIaT 70 Inc WnrTd
VINITA, Aug. 80. l.. Saunders,
manager OF the Southwestern Bell
Telephone company at Bartlesville
has been transferred here as man
aRer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
S,art Work on Factory.

DEWEY, Aug. Work on the
grounds OF the Cooperative Rubber
company is progressing rapidly
Ground was broken after a parade,
All business houses closed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Northern Texas

GAINESVILLE, Texas Aug. Ii
This city has been placed under the
operation of the open port" law
by order OF Governor Neff This
practically suspends civil authori-
ties of the zone in favor OF rang
ers II is a measure to prevent
strike disorders.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Northwest Arkansas

HOPE, Ark, Aug. 11.--After hav-
Ing bolt of lightning zigzag across
his back, knocking him distance
of several feet, and leaving a iivid
burn along his right side, Ray Cor
nelius. 13, will recover. according TO
DR.. ]. L, Kelly, Rays brother,
aged IS, and Eugene Jacobs,
a negro farm hand. who We're stand
ing near the boy, were knocked down
but were not injured.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Southern Kansas

Peru, Aug. 1l.-Hnrley Thurman,
a young farmer near here. is suffer-
ing from eight or ten stab wounds,
one of his ribs being entirely sew
cred, as a result of an alteration
here. Wayne Lindsay, n Peru bar
ber, has been arrested, charged with
the assault.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12

Each American soldier ls pro-
tectlnR 25 square miles of territory
and giving S4S inhabitants OF tho
country security against foreign in
reference.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Some TOggerY

ny the Associated Press
ARDMORE. Aug. l1.--A come
ly young woman. wearing an
nnkiet with bells on It, created
80 much excitment among de-
partment store workers and cor
ner ioungers this morning. that
police we're called on to request
that the young woman remove
tho anklet. After an hours
search the youngest mc;:sc: 9.
"Ardmore's finest reported he
could not locate the young wom-
an.
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Oklahoma

BARTLESvlLLE. Aug. il.--As
the result OF misunderstanding
ABOUT the operation of some of the
machinery at the smelters In West
hartlesville, L. A Holsey an oiler,
mas broken nose and a broken
jaw. Holsey swore to a complaint
charging j. c. Lowe. foreman. with
felOnious assault.
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begin Play Rchcarsals.

Special 10 The world
JENKS. Aug. i2,-The Jonks Dra-
matte club has started rehearsals
on play which Is To be given the
first OF September. Mrs. Frank wal
Ter is the director.
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Missouri

MANSFIELD, Mo-, Aug. IL
Springs are quite common In the
OZARK region. but one was discov-
cred In Mansfield on Commercial
street. the main thoroughfare of the
city, between the Farmers and Mar
chants bank and the public square.
The spring has been named smith
spring" In honor of the discoverer,,
Joe II Smith.
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Independence. Aug. 11.--Rela-
tives claim that $50 of the $50 pay
check received Saturday night by
Roy Gorrell, one of the five victims
OF the wreck near Sycamore Sun
day, when the Gorrell car Collidej
with n Missouri Pacific locomotive.
is missing. Only 35 cents were
found on the body and ghouls are
suspected of having gotten In their
work.