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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16
TRAIN WRECK KILLS 2
Two Passengers ON Lake Eric Route
Meet Hcad-on; one Grew Saved
by dumping Prom Engine.


RANKIN, III. oct. 1.-Two per.
sons we're killed and one seriously
injured when two trains of the Lake
Erie and Western railroad oollidod
hcad-on near here this morning.
The dead nre Fred Roavos " Tlp-
ton, Ind, fireman uf one uf the
trains, and an unidentified transient
known by the name Of Brady John
Waklcy. also ot Upton, Ind. was
injured badly.
The trains were travelling eight. d"
having only engines and cahouscs
when an apparent misunderstanding
" orders caused the west.hound
train TO crash into an east bound
train. Neither train carried passcn-
gers.
Both locomotives were demolished
and Fireman Reavcs of the east
bound train, which had the right OF
way. was killed instantly and Brake.
man Wakley critically hurt. The
transient. who was Killed. was rid
ing on the engine fender Of the east
bound train.
The crew Of the west bound train
escaped by jumping from Tho loco
motive shortly before the two en-
giucS were hurled together with
crashing d ipact ana tangled mass
of wroCkage.
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bined with a color. Making this
frock OF crepe de chine at $3.50 per
yard and ribbon for trimming at
zoe per yard would cost about
1850.
The pattern No. 1545 cuts IN
sizes 10 years. 36, 3S, 40. az and ~
inches bust measure. Size 36 re-
quires 4 Ia yards S6-lnch material
with 4 yards ribbon. Price l5c
stamps or coin (coin preferred).
Our Fail and Winter Fashion
Magazine is ready. Contains over
800 styles in addition to four pages
OF embroidery designs. three pages
OF styles worn by Movie" stars. and
a six-lesson course iu dressmaking
Price Zoe per copy.
Send you order to Fashion De-
partmcnt, Tulsa World, 230 South
Wells street, Chicago. III.
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reaching and beneficial results have
followed ~.
without attempting 20 suggest m
enumeration OF the accomplish ncnte
for which the country Is indebted 20
the siNty-seventh congress and its
immediate predecessor. Il IN benefit
ing TO appraise the general results,
which have been 80 helpful 10 Amer
lean welfare that they will not foil
to appeal 90 the approval Of tho
American people"
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!. . - , DIRECTORY
ODD Fellows Han llza South Boulder
AURORA LODGE. no. 80. l. O. o. n
Meets every "Wednesday evening. Tao .
m,
", T. DADDY, N. q.
n. l. POuNDsTUNE sscretary
Tulsa LoDoE No. 30. l. o. O. H., roe.t,
aveTy Tuesday evening 20.
tom GWlNs n q.
] T.. hbURE Secretary.
TULSA EECAAFhEE1 no ~ &. q. o.
seete on second ana fourth Frtday Of each
J. 4. HUuHLE1T. c. p.
a. n. FULLER scribe
TULSA REREKAH No l6 !. O. o. y.
REGULAR meeting nrst snd third FRIDAY
OF each month. o. ~.
MRS AOLLlE LOWE N, O.
MRS, CARRY DAVIS, s'e,
TULSA CANTON NO iL l. o. O. p
Patriarch hilitSot Firs, saturday each
". 1. BOLTON, CspL
r. ~ FULLER Clerk.
No. 3 second ano four,b SATURDAY each
RiYNHND FisHER, W.
a. Is nuHHiETT W. r.
KREnLlN ruLsOK l. o. ~ uNets
every thiId saturday . p. m.
!. J. WRIGHT CIsT.
w, IL. RICHARDS.
Ainibtsr OF RsoordA
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LEGAL.



Legal Publication
Notice IA hereby given that am no
mack a Moore. located st 609 South
Main street. city of Tulsa, oklahoma, and
that tho arsois ani liabilities ~ said
firm have been assumed by Miss Moore.
tho remaining member of the firm.
Witness my hand this fourteenth day
Of october. 1922.
MARIE sCHUMACR.
Published In Tho DHHy World. Tuisa
Oklahoma october ~. ~, %. ~ IS 10,
H. rs, 10. 20 and a. 1922. World Pub.
lishing company puhilFherD
NOTICE or INTENTION no FUND
Notice Is hereby given that ON tie 2iut
day ~ october 1893. ~ the hour ~ o
o'clock, o. No.. 0r ts soon thereafter ~ n
hearing may bo had. the school district
the Town pt Spcrry. bkiahoma
ana the territory thereto attached Tor
school purposes being The board ~ Edu.
cation ~ the Town ~ sperrv, Of the state
of Oklahoma, BY its proper officers. will
proceed before tho bistrIrt Court ~ Tulss.
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LEGAL

County, Okiahoma. at TULSA. the county
seat ~ sad county TO make showing
end offer proof and ask said court Co hear
and determine the existence chsfsctor and
amount of outstanding lcEsl warrau: and
judgment Indebtedness. ana 10 siEn thu
bonds TO be issued IN paymen, of same.
All persons Interested may be present
A. the time said proof 10 made 60 tsmou.
strate aFainst the issuance ~ safi bonds
dated this sh day ~ October. \, ~.
ts29.
(sEALl RA. MARTIN.
President ncstd % Education 20 the Town
~ sp-try of the state of Oklahoma,
Attest.
J. W. BAKER.
clerk
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Gas Kills Mother and Son

Cox "5f,ANA, ILL.,. Oct. l5.--Mrs. Alta
Leons.ts years old. and her son
iateS a. a. : years old, were asphyx-
fron1 az their home here when gas
orygsaa water heater exhausted the
Wers W'1 IN the bathroom. The bodies
and tai,Vnuhd by Ezra Cox. husband
Gon work, "s returned nome
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Crisis IN Italy Imminent.

LONDON, oct. IA dlspatch 70
the London Times from Rome says
It Is believed there ministerial
crisis Is imminent and that Premier
Facta Will announce the resignation
OF his cabinet Immediately upon the
return of King Victor Emmanuel
from Belgium.
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AkdshnIon3
W orecdSf
4 = fccass:s.s-
The Uneven Hemline j. Seen n
Great Deal

Both French and American de-
slgners sponsor tho straight, long
and narrow silhouette, many times,
adding still greater length with
;he aid of p1u-is that nang below
the hemllne. Long beli-shaped
sleeves prevail. and collared frocks
OFTEN take tho place Of the plan
bateau necklino. This style is an
excellent example OF the latest
mode. II Is simple. in fact so sim
pie TO make, that the amateur
home dressmaker could make a
trock after this pattern in two
days. Shades of brown are so
prevailing, such as tete Dc nege,
dead leaf brown, nut color, CHINA
mon aud chestnut that N you
would be up-to-the-moment. you
would do we'll to make your new
trock In one OF these shades
DARK green's and black are also
good. but black is generally COM
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Crown Rumannlan Royalty.

ALBAJULIA. Rumania, oct. is
King Ferdinand and Queen Marie
were solemnly crowned today In the
vast public square amid the plaudlts
OF thousands OF picturesquely-
dressed Rumanians The ceremony
was carried out without incident
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20

boy hospital following an operation
for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Green
and son were out-of-town visitors
sunday.
George Dobson. Jr., has pur-
chased a new touring car.
William Burkert. Jr., and Alvin
Benson were E~nglishtown business
visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Hillyer and
son Milton and Mr.. and Mrs. David
Dobson were s~potswood visitors
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reid and
family motored out of own Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eunas Boice and
sons motored TO Kesnsburs Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul RUMBLE enter
tanned relatives from Brooklyn over
the weekend.
Mrs. Cecilia Hillyer and daugh-
ter Genevieve have returned home
after spending the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Yates at Sum
MERRILL.
Mrs. Lillian Hendrickson visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Green of Wes-
ton Mills recently.
Miss Marjorie McElvaine. OF
South Old Bridge. is spending hor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
~ -,,nIC
~ ob Raeaol Sabatint
BY Raeaol Sabatini

laughed. MY uncle will not consent
to more than allow my consent to
be sought. 1 am not TO be bartered
like a turnip."
You have been torturing me to
amuse yourself" he cried. "Ah. well,
1 forgive you out of my relief
'tAgain you go too fast, Cousin
Andre. 1 like the look of h gentls-
man. NJ. lie Marquis does not look
as IL he were a dullard. 1t should
be interesting to be wooed by him. 1t
may be more interesting still to
marry him, and / think, when all is
considered. that 1 shall probably
very probabiy-decide to do so.'
God help you. Aline," he groaned.
You are insufferable!" She was
growing angry. as he saw by the
deepening frown, the heightened
color.
.'That is because I suffer. All,
Aline, little cousin, think well of
what YOU do. Consider that . -"
81 consider, monsieur. that you
presume upon the kindness I nave
always shown you. You abuse the
position of federation in which you
stand. Who are you? What are you,
that you should have the insolence
to take this tone with me?"
MY congratulations. ~mademoiselle
upon the readiness with which you
begin to adopt yourself to the great
role you are to play
DO you adapt yourself also. mon.
sieur," she retorted angrily, n
| turned her shoulder to him.
ITO be as the lust beneath the
naughty feet of Madame lie Marquise.
1 hope / shall know my place In fu-
ture."
The phrase arrested her. She
turned to him again, and he per-
ceived that her eyes were shining
| now s~uspiciously. In an instant the
| mockery in them was quenched In
contrition. =.
Lord, what a beast I am, Aline!"
he cried, as he advanced. Forgive
me IL you can"
They were standing SO. confront
| ing each other a little breathlessly, a
little d~efiantly, when the others
| issued from the porch.
First came the Marquis of La Tour
d'Azyr, Count Of Solz, Knight of the
Orders of the Holy Ghost n sam!
. Louis. and Brigadier in the armies Oh
the King. He was a tall, grace.
full man, upright and soldierly OF
| carriage, with his head disdainfully
set upon his shoulders. He wa
magnifcently dressed in a ful1-skirt-
ed coat of mulberry velvet that was
laced with gold. His waistcoat, OF
| velvet, too, was of a golden apricot
color; his breeches and stocking
were of black silk, and his ~lacquered
red heeled shoes were buckled in dia-
| monds. His powdered hair was tied
| behind in a broad ribbon of watered
| silk; he carried a little three-cor-
| nered hat under his arm. and a gold
hilted slender dress sword hung al
his side.
He was Immediately followed by
NJ. de Kercadiou, in complete con.
| trast. On legs of the shortest. the
Lord of Gavrillac carried a body
that at forty-five was beginning to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
OLD BRIDGE

The third annual chicken dinner
will be given by the 81. Thomas
Club for the benefit OF the 81.
Thomas Catholic church of Old
Bridge Saturday night. The dinner
will be served on the church
grounds from s to 10 P. VI. II will
be held rain or shine.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Burkert and
children were out-of-town visitors
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Van Aris-
dale and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Benson motored to Plain1eld
Friday.
Leroy Tice has purchased a new
touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Roller
and daughter spent Sunday with
relatives at Freehold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scheero and
| children, Fred Kraemer and Miss
Mary Merz were New Brunswick
business visitors recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brown and
family spent Saturday with the lat
ter's sister. Miss MAZDA jolly. who
lies seriously i'll at the South Am
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20

meeting Of the company.
A daughter was recently born TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer La Forge. of
Bay View venue.
Carl johnson. Of Jersey City
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Anton Everson.
The Misses Helen KirSly an<
Rose Major spent Sunday out OF
town. 1rt
Bertalon Hoodys. who accident
ally drank poison last week. wa
discharged from the city hospital
Sunday.
Daniel sebestyen was an out u
totwn visitor sunday. ar
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Robinsor
motored out Of town Sunday. tAfor
Mr.. and Mrs. Heinrich Eoog and
children visited relatives here las
evening.
Mrs. Claus Lund was an out Of
town visitor last night. ~ N
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
KEYPORT

Miss Mildred Reid, of Long
Branch, has returned after having
made a brief visit with her uncle,
G. Leon Garrisan and family.
Gratien Brice will sail for Porto
Rico on Saturday, July L. to spend
the summer with his father. DIR.
Walter Brice. at Humacao.
The bazar being conducted by the
members of Raritan Post No. %.
American Legion, has been contin-
ued owing to bad weather. The
bazar is being al the foot of Broad
street, and the post has the assist
ants of the ladies' auxiliary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Wharton
spent the week end at their summer
home in Ocean Grove.
Mrs. l.. Brewer Walling has re-
turned to her home on Front street
after having spent several weeks at
Cherry Valley, N. Y, as the guest OF
her step-mother. Mrs. William
Waldron. Mrs. Waldron who has
been very seriously i'll, is. somewhat
better.
Owing to the severe shower on
Sunday afternoon the trolley service
went off the tracks and through
was badly disrupted. Several cars
service to Perth Amboy and High
lands and Red Bank was very un-
dependable. .
The Mems Club of the Reformed
church attended service on Sunday
evening al the church when a spe-
cial sermon was delivered by the
pastor, the Rev. F. T. B. Reynolds
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Leon Garrison
and son Forrest were the guests OF
Mr. and. Mrs. C. Arch Reid, of Long
Branch, on Sunday.
Mrs. William T. Van Mater will
entertain the Tuesday Afternoon
Bridge Club at her home this after
noon.
Miss Elsie Morris, a nurse in the
Prospect Heights hospital, Brook.
lyn, has returned after having spent
several days with her mother, Mrs
Fannie Morris.
Mrs. Gordon ]. Schanck and son
Gordon, Jr., are the guests Of the
formers mother, Mrs. Ada French
of Brooklyn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20

summer vacation with her grand
mother. Mrs. Michael Erwing, a.
Freehold.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lamkie. Mrs. Ed
ward Van Arisdals and children
and George Tice yer South River
shoppers Saturday.
A son was born 70 Mr. and Mrs.
Groete- recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abener Green and
IA mily, Of Helmetta. spent sunday
with the lstters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Wootou, ST., in South
Old Bridge.
Mrs. George Dobson. Jr., and
daughter Of Railway are spending
the summer months here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hendrick-
son and daughter Irma were out-of-
town visitors Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20

incline to corpuIence and an enor-
nous head containing an Indifferent
allotment of intelligence.
After NJ. de Kercadiou came NJ. de
vilmorin, very pare and s~elf-con-
tanned, with tight lips and an over
cast brow.
To meet them, there stepped from
the carriage a very elegant young
gentleman. the Chevalier de Cha
brilIane, NJ. de La Tour d,Azyr's cou-
sin, who whilst awaiting his eturn
had watched with considerable inter-
est-his own presence unsuspected-
the perambuIations of Andre Louis
and mademoiselle.
3 Perceiving A1ine. NJ. de La Tour
d'Azyr detached himself from the
others. and frightening his stride
came straight across the terrace to
her.
The Marquis took the hand that
| mademoiselle extended to him, and
bowed over It. bore 1t to his lips.
"Mademoiselle," he said. looking
into the blue depths OF her eyes. that
met his gaze smilingly and I'M
troubled, monsieur your uncle does
me the honor to permit that l pay
| my homage TO you. Will you. made
l IlOlStlAts uo III tiit AiCh1A ~
me when L come tomorrow? l shall
have something OF great importance
for your ear"
"Of importance. NJ. lie Marquis?
You almost Brighten me-"
That" said he, lis very far from
my design"
"You Mhet my curiosity, monsieur;
/ and. of course, / am a dutiful niece.
| II follows that / shall be honored TO
receive YOU" ~
Not honored, mademoiselle: you
| will confer the honor. Tomorrow at
| this hour, then, I shall have the fe-
licity to wait upon YOU"
CHAPTER III
As they walked down the hill to-
gether, Andre Louis was laxative
| He had chosen. Wsman as a sub
ject for his present discourse. He
|. claimed quite unjustifiably Ito
have discovered Woman that morn
ing; and the things he had to say
of the sex were unflattering, and &C.
casionally almost gross.
Opposite the Breton Arme, the inn
and posting house at the entrance OF
the village of Gavrillac, M. de Viii
NORM interrupted his companion
Just has he was soaring to the dizzi'
est heights of caustic invective, and
Andre Louis observed the carriage
of M. de La Tour /d.Azyr standing
before the door of the hostelry.
t"I have an appointment here will
NJ. le Marquis. He desires to heal
me further in the matter" said
Philippe. y
Into a room on the right, rendered
private to NJ. lie Marquis for so Ions
as he should elect to honor 1T, thu
young men were ushered by the host
A fire of logs was burning bright,
at the rooms far end. and by Thu
sat now NJ. de La Tour d'Azyr ant
his cousin, the Chevalier de Chabril'
lane. tae
You oblige me by your promp
courtesy, M. de Vilmorin." said tht
Marquis, but in a tone so cold as t,
belle the po1iteness OF his words. -
chair, I beg. All, Moreau?" Tn
note was frigidly in~terrogative. "H'
accompanies you, monsieur n
asked. aale5
"If you please. NJ. le Marquis"
"Why not?s Find yourself a seat
Moreau."n
'It is good of you monsieur" said
Philippe, ito have offered me thi
opportunity of continuing the SUB
ject that took me so fruitlessly, as !
happens to Gavrillac." -
q think" said NJ. de La Tou
d'Azyr, slowly, 'that we are at cross
! purposes. I asked you to come her
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because the Chateau de Gavrillac
was hardly q suitable place in which
to carry our discussion further. But
my object 10 connected with certain
expressions that you let fall up there.
IL is on the subject of those express
sions, monsieur, that / would hear
you further-if you will honor me.
ITO Be Continued)
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KEASBEY

At the regular meeting Of Pro-
lection Fire Company Nc. 1 held
last night. further plans were made
for the holding Of a carnival here
in the near future. Final action
will be taken at the next regular
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
Will Surely Help Others

The condition of the human body
is reflected by the condition Of the
kidneys and blood. If the kidneys
are not functioning properly. waste
products an6 p%oisons cannot be
eliminated. Rheumatic pains, swol-
len, aching and stiff Joints and mus
symptoms Of kidney trouble. Mrs. A.
Lechner, 1929 Main Ave-, Clifton, N.
j., writes: Foley Kidney Pills have
helped me and I gladly give you per-
mission to use this testimonial, for
they will surely help" Sold every
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
BEGIN HERE ID

When the peasant Mabey was shot
dead while poaching on the domain
Of the great noble of Brittany, the
MARQUIS DE LA TOUR D'AZYR. a
shudder of horror went through
the s~ensative spirit of
PHILIPPE DE VILMORIN, a young
divinity student, who was a be-
lever in the democratic doctrines
which underlay the French Revo-
luton. Philippe's determination
to secure justice meets with little
encouragement from his friend,
ANDRE LOUIS MOREAU, a young
and brilliant lawyer, who is popu-
larIy believed to be the o of
QUENTIN DE KERCADIOU, Lord
of Cavrillac. Andre Louis looks
with cynicism on the new politi-
cal doctrines but agrees to ac-
company Philippe and put the case
before de Kercadiou. The Marquis
was closeted with the Lord OF
0avrillac when they arrived.
Philippe goes to join the two
mobiles and Andre Louis talks to
The young and beautiful
ALINE DE KERCADIOU. He is
Mortified when the girl tells him
that the Marquis has come to ask
her uncle for her hand in mar
rage.
GO ON WITH THE STORY
Aline drew back from Andre Louis
q little, with a frown and an upward
tilt of her chin. ct surprises your"
."It disgusts me-" said he, bluntly.
sIn fact, 1 don't believe it."
Tor a moment she put aside her
visible annoyance to remove his
doubts. IT am quite serious. mon
sieur. There came a formal letter
to my uncle this morning from nj.
de La Tour d. Ayr, announcing the
visit and its object"
"And will it suit you to be dutiful
II your uncle accepts this monstrous
~propesal!" f.
"Monstrous-" She bridled. "And
why monstrous, If you please"
For a score of reasons he an
swered. irritably.
Give me one" she challenged
him.
HE is forty-five at least"
But he looks no more than thirty.
He is very handsome-the greatest
nobleman in Brittany. he VIII
make me a great lady"
God made you that, Aline."
Come. that's better. Sometimes
you q almost be polite" And she
kmoved along the terrace, Andre
IEouie. pacing beside her.
IT can be more than that to show
reason why you should not let this
beast befoul the beautiful thing that
God has made"
She frowned, and her lips tight
sned. "You are speaking of my fu-
ture husband" she reproved him.
*"And is to so? 1t is settled, then?
Your uncle is to agree? You are to
be sold thus. lovelessly into bond
age to a man you do not know. ]
had dreamed of better things for
you, Aline."
"You are indicate" said she, and
though she frowned her eyes
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