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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-09
alIga dc IQSPieIe& Rda2

La Liga dc las Sacioncs; tiene mn
precedente (todayia viyo Y vitaiy en-,
tre los pieles-rojas. IIasta 1870, los
inClios iroquescs de. cinco tribus;; Mo-
haws, Onendagas, Seneeas, cayugNs
y Oneidas, respondiendo al 'llamamien-!
to'ide HilwGtha, tel; jefe fcsntado lprI
LongfelloMf) y lie su colega, menos Co.
nocido Dekanawideh, se1 atiilieron en-
una Liga para ia5pag i, para eli desar-
me, y coinbatieron encarnizadaIncnte
nor tlefenderse Y nor itnponer ia pazl
contra las trihus guerreras. v saliva
jes que los circpndaban., Mas tarde.
q las cineo tribus originates Sc uni6
tambien la de los -uscaroyas. origii
narios de las regiones. que. hoy for
man el Estado de Nueya York. Aun-
que los iroqueses no pudieron poner
en el campo dc batalla sino 1000
hombres, como eran guerreros maravi-
llosos. hicieron extraordinarias con.
quistas. Como durante dos siglos y
medic fueroI fielcs laliados de la Gran
Iiretafia, lc salvaron el Canada, Dcs-
de 1874, para coinpensarlos Fpor las
tierias pcriidas en- Ia giic nm slfsss IA fiil:
dppenGencia la1nericanq, ~ pfeeisainet
t., porquc habiah ssitiA allados, dle IN
glatcrra, q. Hey Jorge III les tii5 te.
rrenos sobre Ias ribotas del Grand
Z 4 ffs wv Il F.fNI
River en- Ontario, donde todavfa vi
vcn 5000 iroquescs,5 alinf Gpbernados
por 81 pacto pacifico o venerable cons
tituci0n dc 1870. Dufantc Ia guerra
curopea, los iroquescs Sc ncsaron ca.
teg6rfcamcntc sujetarse a la cons
cripcidn, pero eIiviaron a Ffancin, "a
800 excelentcs tiradercs, dos de los
esaies 50 gararon III Victory cyoss.
la mas alta condccoraci6n fngIcsa al
yalor; Y 40 1uedaron sobir q campo
e9e batalla, segdn cuentas u aDaily
Telegraph t,,s .is
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-09

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IN Ia hahia d. Mayagiiez
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90 Electric Company. sasge hos iipos
cue regiiAn - - mrs de noriemhrc
para lE acnia dc eaergia elt.grioa.
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cieciiica de Jayuya. que ha side de.
bidamcnie aafNshado Ior q Comislo-
nadO del Interior.
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wcr Company por el municipio dc Rar-
ccloncta para Ia termination de Ia r.
nca que la dc lleyar corricnte eldc-
tlioG a aquclla municipalidad.
Sc pas0 al Attorney General para
su infor1ne Ia petici6n dol municipio
dc Bayam0n. solicitando SO declare In
caduciCad dc una fIanquiciG otDrga-
da Tor le gc5ierno espaiiol a Ramon
b Lopez, para iomar aguas del rio
Rayam0n, para fines indnstriales. de.
dido a que el ceSionario dc dicha fran
9uicia osesta mtilizando las aguas ron
&estino la fabrication dc hielo.
En- el cGso de la solicHud de VIII
liam Gil para que Sc lie autcrizara n
sustitufr la guagua que esta dotada
con un certificadO de necesidad IN
veniencia para el trafico entire san
Juan Santurce por otra meva. fuG
acuerdo infCImarle al pctici0nario que
81 le concedc el permiso condici6n
de que prescnte prueba suficiente que
dcmuestre que q es cl dueIio del nue.
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Sc iFfiii94h i eqmisionado senior ne.
FL paAs ihfolsre Tvs raecohlcndsci6n Il
suntoMa la petiei6n de Agueda Fiti-
paldi para TN certificado tle necesi-
Observation-Disclosures aanteficc Ia fsS
plotaci6n de I'm servicio pdblico de
tgansporte de pssa6eros por vehfculo
de, amotoE entire Sabana Grandc Y Ma
yaguezS 4asanap por San German y
Holmigueros:
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rioFspara estudio G infof1na Y reco,
menanci6n, 81 asunto de- ala qsierella
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-09
HnCORTE DE- DlyTRI-
To De San JUAN

Nor s--luan Maa Eseclsf = Ensf
cue CsnsEirI = oitos. Enirega a. pfe
pic1na Ia cait asclana coa laEAs IA
skcrpci1n g.rtAla ~ fAllA a. caua e.
accdn sesisiEaaA oeatrA h demanaA. ,
oFacna r. eSpiaa naseo cnplaassienis
Encsio Fernando Sohlatsr = o. =
naibiti. colso a. dincso IA coas
dictS orden disponieado cue se canoe
,a IA fiAnsa psesiaea poF IA Fiaslity 7.
a y. Co. = ordena "a enirega a abb
gado Dc IA dcmandansc Dc 9s0o. como
lanEa adieionsi.
NOV. e.--inooeac'o Matos Dominic
Ia coTte deeiara just;hcado el dominic
de Ia 6nea descrita = favor De, promo
venie, g..
Juana Nieves. ApFob. de pasticipa.
ci0n. la corte imparse su apFobaei6n
a las operaciones divisorias efeetuadas
fle los bienes dejados al falleeimiento
dc. Sr. Quint:n Adorno Rivera y onde-
m su inscription.
Maria Enriqueta Montijo. Deel. here.
deros. La corte dee,ara unico univer,
ral hered.ro abint.stato del d:fun;o
liermogenes Flores. su hijo legitimo
Juan Francisco Flores Montijo.
Margarita Blondst ISidro Benitez
y otro. Proc. hipotec. Comparecio So
laments el abogado de los damandados
Ia vista de su mocion sobre nulidad
de procedimisnto hipotecario. Argu.
mento ora.mente y Ia someti6, la
corte Sc reserve la resolution. +g-'.s:
Santini Fertilizer Co. y francisco
Perez. Dailos y perjuicios. Compare
clio solamente el abogado del deman-
dante Ia vista de la exception pre-
via del demaadado y Ia somet;o. Y
Ia corte dec,ara sin lugar concede 10
dias para contestar.
B. Fernandez IIermanos Sues. VS..
The Fajardo Sugar Co. Cobro de can
tidad. comparecio so.amente el abo.
gado de los demandantes a la vista de
Ia exception previa. del ldenaadado "
manifesto a la Cort. nuea dichol deInans
dado solicitaba permiso para fetirar sd
excepcion;Iy ia'Certe accedi5 a7toisgs
licitado " leseoncedi6 10 dias para con-
testar. ADrlt Jaimeo RiGas Us lHerederos
dascaidef Eduardo Morales,St Gotr0I de
serpicios. Compateci6, eiigabogado del
delnaildantc yqel adsl edemaudado u.
Morales Flores a lqovsta lde. lal lmoei6s
de dicho idenaandado en- elgincidente de
asegurarnientoa.de& setenciaIp gArgumea.
taron oralmenteyyS la sometier0n9 81
demandado sonetid Iuni rnemoraalduna
ensapoyood de lsusnoei6n x la5 Corte Sc
reserve suircgoluei6f. 10 qsga lt.stg oss,r
Dfa 7.--La Corte declaEa sin iugar la
nocion de Joaquin Morales Flores en-
el incidente sobfe hseguraniento de
sentencia a la reduction del embargo
trabado sobre los bienes de dicho de-
mandado .,ei
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-09
PARA NEW YORK

Lista de pdsajeros que salieron pa
"a New New York, odIs,slf, Fl dia DC noviembre:
Guillerilo9, lo9, 4AAAlcaide, iCanailo Alcaide,
Sra De def Aflleaide X pn niho, Sofia Mar
ii, Julia Laureano y dos nifios, Justi-
cia Garcia, Alberto Garcia, Charles
Axtmayer v Frank A. Crescionii.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
At Chicago, .; New York, G.
Detroit, 10; Philadelphia, 2.
Cleveland, 6-S; Washington, 1877.
st. Louis, a; Boston, 1.

allowing the visitors only eight hits,
while Moore, the opposing twirler, was
touched for fourteen safe bingles. The
locals played errorless bail throughout
the game, making numerous pretty
plays.
Warren, who played left for Black
shear, made a beautiful catch of Woot-
ems line drive in the eighth inning. \
Fred Purvis, the visiting third base
man, led the Blackshear club in hit
ting, getting three out of four times
up.
The score: RH E
- O10 600 12O--4 2
Brunswick O1O 10t 101-5 IA 0
Batteries: Moore and Beasley; ow-
ems and Holton. Umpires: Buie and
Nightingale. Attendance, 300. Time,
2 hours.
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CAPTURE
LAST OF SERIES
Brunswick Played ErrorIess
Game and Won Over Black
shear by Close Score Of Five
to Four.
(By Scotty.)

| Nine full innings Of the most eXcit-
/ ing baseball played on the LEGAL dia-
mond this season was witnessed by
three hundred fans yesterday, when
the Millerites defeated Blackshear for
the third straight time, by a score of
five to four.
Brunswick had a comfortable lead of
four to two until the eighth inning,
when Blackshear scored two runs, tie
ing the score. The locals easily re-
tired the first three men up in the
ninth. Toles batted for Bankston, Sc
cured pretty single over short, then
two locals hit safely. scoring Toles,
for the winning cousty. The game
contained many features, brilliant
base running, fast fielding, sensational
catches, and heavy hitting.
The outstanding feature of the game
was the beautiful fielding of Brown,
the Millerites star third baseman, who
handled many hard chances without a
bobble. However, to the regret of
everyone present, Brown was fore
from the game in the seventh, account
of being rendered unconscious by a
pitched ball in an earlier inning.
Emory Owens, who was on the slab
for the Millerites, pitched good game
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SALVATION ARMY.
206 Gloucester Stree

quo GlOuceSCer Stre0F
Capt and Mrs. Glen Washburn in,
charge.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at $50
Sunday school 8: As a. M
Sunday there will be a special
Young Peoples program, to consist of
speaking, singing, dialogs given by the
young folk. This occasion is known
throughout the Army world as Young
Peoples Anniversary. On Tuesday
August 2, the members of the com
pany meeting viii be given the annual
outing which will lbe greatly enjoyed
by all the young folks who come I'M
der the Armys influence
Everyone, both old and young, are
specially invited Ito attend the meet
ing Sunday night
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Wlck,- says: 7 can recommend DOan7s
Kidney Pills from experience. | know
they are a fine kidney remedy My
kidneys were weak and /. fell run
down. suffered with baekarl1e aid
ms kidneys .9ceted sirregtlially. 4 felt
#gaalS and langdiiis Dosslaiilss Es9iiit!sl4y,
Pills helped me Nus,ddffully ana |
koon felt I like AID isferent person, :
(Statement givenl February !, 1882
On March %, 1879, Mrs Smith sala:
I gladly cenffn Al said pressing
.Eilpan's /. Kidney sEsiIlsS
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THE M'KENDREE METHODIST

Corner of Norwich and X streets.
Lawrence Gambler Gray, pastor.
Preaching at 1870 a. m. and s 80
p. m. The pastor will preach at the
morning hour and Rev. T. H. Thorn
son, pastor of the First Methodist
church, will preach at the evening ser.
vice.
Sunday school at 400 p. IN. w. E.
Fouche, superintendent
Junior church at 10 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 500
p. III.
The public is cordially invited to all
the services.
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THE ONE GREAT
+. MOSQUITO REMEDY
SWEET DREAMS

a. Sweet Dreams is called a great mos
quito remedy bgeqcsaY4seatt does, a q. great
service to2as great degree of ssatisfac-
I ton. u 1874 I. N
u All overstbe world it works continu-
ously and tifeIesslyf every night. For
the sick. theswell, the old. the young,
the sak or the strong: Sweet Dreams
s.syOrks with untiring effort.
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ApNENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Corner Union and IL streets.
edwin G. Hardison, minis Or.
Sunday worship 1880 a. II. and
500 p. m.
Sunday school 10: 80 a. m.
Loyal Workers, Thursday p. M.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, s p. m.
WELCOME to all.
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ST. FRANCIS XAVIER'S

Corner Howe and Newcastle.
Sunday masses, 7and 10 o'clock a. m.
Benediction after 10 o'clock mass.
No evening services during the sum
mer months.
Daily mass, $50.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Christian Science services are held
in the Oglethorpe Hotel, Sunday even
ing, at 500 o'clock.
Wednesday evening services at 800
o'clock
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A. SAFE TEST

h For Those who are in need Of Al rem
dy flor kidney troubles and backacbe,
it is a good thing to try Doan's Kid
ney Pills They are strongly recon-
mended by Brunswick people. Ash
Your neighborL
Mrs. L. L. Smith, sos | ST., Bruns-
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

The pastor, Rev. f. d. Thomas, will
Sunday school is held at 1915 a. m.
There will be no evening service.
Everybody cordially welcomed at
all services.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

&C, = Union and Mansfield streets.
o. P Gilbert, minister.
Preaching by the minister at 1880
a. N. 81,
Good music at all these services.
Public cordially invited to attend.
Sunday school 10 a. M, j. 3. c.
Bitch, superintendent.
B. Y. P. y. Jr., meets $3.50 p. m.
B. Y. P. u, ST., meets Z p. M.
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ST. MARKS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Corner of Egmoh. ana Gloucester
streets.
Rev. William Johnson rector.
Holy communion at s a. N.
Morning prayer and sermon at
Ills a. m.
There will be no evening service.
Sunday school is held at 1915 a. m.
: A cordial invitation is extended to
all to attend these services.
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SUNDAY SERVICES
At THE CHURCHES
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH..
Thomas H. Thomson, pastor.
Preaching by the pastor at 11:30
a. m. and by Rev. L. c. Gray at p. m
Sunday school at 1915 a. M, T. E
Glover, superintendent.
Meeting of Epworth League at 7:45
p. m.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at $3.50
Ill.
no al services the public is cordially
invited.
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For the rich or poor, Sweet Dreams

For the rich or poor, Sweet Dreams
works just the same. No favoritism
is displayed at any time or place.
Can't you allow Sweet Dreams to
become your mosquito remedy?
II keeps mosquitoes off to great
degree of satisfaction4 /
/. ssss{,iitF l1gf 6. ". Gatel1 mug Co.
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And sprinkle in the foot-hath ALI
LENS FOOT EASE, .%the antiseptic,
healing power for Painful. Swollen
sntarting Feet: 1t prevents bhsters
and sore spots and takes the sting out
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Boston, Al; Cincinnati, So.
Philadelphia, 6-5; Chicago, 81.
Brooklyn, 8; st. Louis, 2.
New York, 8; Pittsburgh, 8.
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OF corns and bunions. Always use
Aliens Foot-Ease to break in new
shoes and enjoy the bliss of feet with
out an ache.
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BASEBALL
RESULTS

SOUTHERN LEAGUE
At Atlanta, IL; Memphis, 40.
Birmingham. II; Nashville, 1.
Mobile, 3; Little Rock, 6.
New Orleans, 4; Chattanooga,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

viii IL nt work Thousands Of fac
tories have no labor troubles and
have not had FOR years. and IL will
be- found usually In these establish
mrnts that the Christian principle
is being followed, either deliberately
or instinctiyeiy, Employers often
hesitate To talk about what they are
doing, lest they be subjected to crit
'lc!em and mislnterpretntion. They
prefer to go ahead. taking responsi-
hllity and hoping 10 approximate the
/ Christian idcalt satisfied n they can
| feet that IN the sight OF Christ, that
great shepherd Of the sheep" they
themselves may be considered also
las good shepherds.
Now, my brethren, this ls our com
muulun service, and some might
/ say that this is no time Tor the dis
/ pusslOu of the industrial situation.
/ Ny friends, the cross IS not an iso-
/ lated tact that stands apart from
. human needs and struggles, such
Ia view does a tremendous injustice
/ 10 the suffeunEA OF our Lord. II is
/ In the presence OF the cross that all
/ these problems are to find their SOC
/ luton. In the cIurs OF Christ are
revealed with uudyng power the
/ principles which make Christianity
vial for an time, and Conquorlng
through an the centuries. The cross
was for all. There was no past Cun-
. liberation on the part uf him
who hung there, The redemption
/ of the world was in his heart, and
f ,n hiF purpose. No planetary pas
sion took Jesus to the cruel tree, but
. the cross ot love proved there Is NO
redemption by hate, We here at the
/ foot ot our CruclUed Lord ought to
. Lon ..I a.
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LOVE INSPIRES
LOFTY DICTI0N
Sample Of Korean Letter
to Girl He Loves Is
Brought to u. S.

LoI ANGELEs-A Korean youths
love Ftter-CouChed in terms uf en-.
.dearment and passion that pale the
most ardent missives from he pen
of Madalynne Obenchaln to T. Bel
ton Kennedy whom she is alleged
to have plotted to klll--wns ok
hihited today by Mrs Augusta Flynn
who has just returned from stay
In Korea.
The LAtter is one proposing mar
riage to the maid employed by Mrs.
Flynn, and under the Korean Gus
TOM It was addressed TO Mrs Flynn
whose permission is required under
the Korean law TO permit the love
match to end in wedlock.
According to Mrs. Flynn, thH
writer, John All sin, IL a member ot
a family of royal lineage and was
educated In American schools OF
Honolulu. She declares that the
Korean scholars are profound s.I-
dents OF the American dictionary
and, In an effort to express tnpm-
selves, use words OF many syllable.
The letter, containing many words
found I'm Wcbster's volume aud some
OF the writer's own coinage, Is as i.'.
lows:
1T Is with tailoring penmansh.n
that | communicate with you about
4 prospective proposal 10 your
household girl, Sarah, From r.-
mote time Nast secret passion n.-
been firing my bosom internally
with your loving girl, Sarah.
II have Travelled all channels IN
the magnitude of my extensive iH-
ri7diction cruclly 20 smother tho
growing loceknot that ls being cone
structod Within my inside. But me
timid lamp OF my affection, trimr q
by Cupid's productive hands.
.nour!shos my loycsick breast. No..
less would it be for me 10 uumerir1-
~ eNtcmpori2c the great cOnflagIt-
ton that has generated In my heart
and head
During the reign Of nlghtnoss my
intellectual Uranium has been one
tangled IN thoughtful attitude ot wr
beloved consort Nocturnal sluw-
berl eSsness has been the informN
whoa has hesicged my now LOVING
begcnerated condition.
MY educational abilities have
abandoned, and now I cling To these
lonely stresses OF your murh-oo. o.0'.
ed girl like mariner shipwrech9d
on the rocks Of love.
II am OF lofty and original l'ne.
age and Independent income, ara
hoping that, having debated the
proposition in your girls mind. you
will concur daintily corrobornted .h
espousing Sarah praying 10 my 'en-
der bosom and thereby acquiring me
into your friendship circle"
Mrs. Flynn stated she gave n'I
consent and that Sar,h and John
All Sin are living In a Korean "Io'e
cottage"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24
SAND SPRINGS CuUBCUrs.

ADVENTIST-sO North Grant W. 81
Moore, pastor Saturday services Sabbath
school At g.4j. sermon BY pastor at n.
sunday services. sermon AZ ,. ~.
CHRISTIAN SC1ENCE-Seryiccs every
sunday at II In Masonic ha'l IN Flrst
National Bank building. Subject. 'Nal-
ter" Sunday school at 10.
BROADWAY BAPTtsT-2Ol Broadway
u. S. Brlnkley pastor. sunday school 40
3:45. young people at 6:l6. Sermons by
sT. PATRICKs-Fourth and Lincoln.
p. c. Fletcher. pastor. First mass 1t 7.T5
81. m, and high mass a. 9.
CHURCH or GOp--iGl North Gr.n' N.
a. Kinion pastor Sunday school az s.lr.
sermons at II ana S. Prayer service 90.
METHoDisT--Third and Main. Rev.
J. C. Watson, pastor. sunday school
g:45. sermon by pastor at II and s.
FIRST cHRIsTIAN-sOl North Main.
Rev. A. G. Babcock. pastor Bible school
: class Of young mon studying Cor m.n-
istry meets at pastors home, SIS NHrh
Main at ,. m Banquet iu church r1r-
0Is Ef9y gjI ATsgsS soI S6ris Grant Sun,
day school 9:t5. Preaching at y ani
COMMUNITY - iol North Main. pr.
y. H.. Geyln. pastor. sunday school
HOME pORMITORY-B f breeding
superin'. ndent. Sunday school ? 30 M.
HOME COLONY Il + RrroII0g.
leader. Friday devotional service A.
FIRST srIRITuA1,-ciiy auduorun,,
9 p. IN. X Turritin, president. IHD'ur-'
alternately by pastors, Mrs a. N.tt
and Mrs ~ Ford. Message circle after
services Midweek circle announced each
coIMuN1TY cHuRcH-lo1 North Vain.
Or. Or f. II Ge'Sln, gssior SuGaa'
Freedom by tho Truth" E,eu.ua .HH.
feet. The Constitution
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24
Growth of Tulsa
Beyond Reason Of
Postal Officials

For 90 years since 1900 the re-
coipts for each fiscal year OF the
Tulsa postoffice have shown a ma
terial increase over the preceding
period. While the 1922 fiscal
year, which ended June 80 re-
vealed a decrease. II Is expected TO
be made up by the 1928 total.
In 1900 the Tulsa postofflce did
$2,954. II climbed 10 S176lS in
1905. Three years later IL had
reached S4l,29S, and as Tulsa be-
gan growing in population and
area the receipts. also, increased.
Since 1908 the yearly receipts