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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15

ACCOMPLISHMENTS / bort politiffe
2ip. San bleb Soelstingspreiioent,
iaa Stortinespr9iioent, % | 1898
blep ban fsrite Gang S~tatsraao. S
Merfeaaret 1905 bleb ban ferit Mi-
hitter / Stocfbolm, og Ga iaa Norge
blep flllbt no ieluit9noigt, blep ban
Dor fsrite lloenrigsminiiter. Sra
1907 til 1908 bar ban &egierings-
chef. 90 fra 1916 til 1920 par
ban &irfeminiiter i @unnar &nub-
iens Hesiering. Sele Gioen bar ban
repre- ienteret genItre. 8eb Sioen af
fit politiife grfe bar ban osiaa ruffet
at ifripe en- bel SeI Mrtifler | Gags
presien. Se fibIte 81 Iar bar ban
peret Sormanb / -&omiteen.
San bar ogiaa meo Nlrno og Yen
fi9ntpet for 2anosmaalet og bar her
ofte itaaet fremit / Striben. Nll err
SpiIen fommet efter Sen LANCE Or
beibsbag. geb bans 9ortgang fanbt
iaapel norife iom banife og ipenife
Ipiier pafre og barme llotrpf for i'm
8pronao % Inerfienbelie operfor
Den bortgangne Sspoing. st iterre
ipenif 9lab ifriper iaalebes: "San
bar en- belitebt Naro, trofait moo lin
SperbepiSning." "Se Saar
ban CAB os / 1905 er for lange iioen
igiengroboe."
2splano efterlaber Jig bit ingerl
llpen. San blep unoer itore S9bers.
b~episninger begrapet paa ben norlfe
Stats 9efoitning ben 26oe Iligiit.
Striben ON Srpnbbiems 9pmfirfe
afgjort.
Gen lanebarige Strio ON @eitaii-
reringen at Sronobiems 9omfirfe er
mi belOi9Dis op. % afgiort. Sor at
faa Ell gnoe paa Sorbanblingerne
bar Statsmpnoigbeberne opn9pnt Ell
aomite al De melt fompetente rben.
lanbife Sagfpnbige. 9enne &omite
beitoo al SranifmGnbene Camille
@ularo % 9runfailt, gelgieren Yaul
goespiaipalo og @ngelifm9nbene
3. 81. Simpion o. Scott. Sisie 5
Sagfpnoiae bar mn forbanblet ON
Sagen / S~ronohiem og er enitemmig
fommet til Oct Reiultat, at Or. Wa-
coop 2unbs Spltem life fam anpen.
oes beb 8ienreisningen al IioaroS.
oomen. Serimoo giper &omiteen
arfiteft Norbbagens 8Ian ben melt
uforbebolbne InerfienOelie. Oct be-
oer' / grfl9ringen: "Norbbaaens
9pggeplan al 1916 birfeliggisr Gf.
illltninscn / ct gniemble al en- 9beI
og pProig Garafter, Tom life itriber
MOB De flare % iltpetpbige Splps.
ringer iom gipes og al De beparte
9pgningsreiter. 9enne 9ssning err
iaapel / Iano iom | Scrm operens.
itemmenoe meo Den gothic Still %
Den itiliitiife @gendrt peo Sronb.
bienls Somfirfe oe peb Sc 9ateoraler
iom melt nnrmer fla oenne."
Seo bernie u~toetpoige grflering er
Spsrsmaaelt aiaiort. Set flyer fla
ielp, of Horobagen MI bill faa Sub.
maet til at ~reitaltrere ocn G%rbprbiae
Rationalbeaigoom efter De 8laner,
iom bar flaret oenne Slbprspe.
Gnbre Tebbelelicr.
Striben ON Waalformen baa
@pmnaiict paa @iosoolo peoparer.
Otter S~pforbrings Of Rissmaalsfpr.
bunbet bcr DC felte Serreositprer poa
gitlanbet ubtalt fla ON SpsrsmaaIet.
65 Serrebsiprer bar frppet gtias.
maal, IL bar frGpet 9anbsmaal, AZ
bar afpiit Riesmaalsioreninaens
Spsrsmaal og A bar life uotaIt fla.
Wen | Here al De So S~errebsItprer
par Der Itsrre eqer minbre Wincri.
teter iom bolbt paa 2anbsmaaI. &c.
iultatet bier iaaIebes, at 2anbsmao.
let bar flor Spmbpati for ia ooIao
paa Gitlanbet. 5 9uobrarbsbalen
bar De fleite Serreositprer uotaIt fla
] for 2%anbsmaal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
9eeorah. Tuitrn, GrsSas ben 15Se septernber 1922.

Tau tGnfer paa at reoi9tte Ell Som.
mission til at foretaee DC rSope1bigc
&epiitoner. Sormauocr for DC FAINT
birfe,be ipoife Observation-Disclosures
er falbt til 4isbenbapn til &onference
meb Wtniiteriet. Ntau fan eaa no
fra, at Der bill fpr1nle mirtbre bpgge.
li9e cling for Daeers Gus, t,aar ben
miiliiteriene 8ommisiion faar ftlo'
fgrt lit Mrbei0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15

fesior @bp. Bun, Sireftsr q. 81. Col.
Iieb, Yrofesior 8. SoIberg, Irfipar
9rincbmamn o. Hitmeiter 6. Siacb.
fen.
Den norife Sorfatter Sans Hep-
nolos bar beifiGftiaet fig meset meb
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. San bar
planlagt en- rp Reiie til @rsnlmb.
Ipiierite meobeIe for en- 9ib iiben, at
oanife Wpnoisbeber isste at forbin.
Ore, at ban fit Ibgang til 2anbet.
Men mn bar oct banife 1oenriesltpre
gipet bam Tinabelie til at reiie.
Np6grfmins af Serb.
gn el9oelig Soreteelie er Sen ito
Dig sgenoe Rpoprfning at Soro aae
Strsg al 2arbet. 9ette ffploes
babe pribat Snitiatip og inerfiatte
Soranitaltninger fra BET offentlige.
SorbolOene unber arigen bar lert os
ane, at Sorbarbeioet er oct melt fire.
Sg alle gpaoer rpbbes ser np Serb.
Sppe | G9rran | Sl1o-Srsnoelagen
ligger De pelbige Griiebalsmprer
paa 1000 Maal og beilter paa Iterfe
grbeibsb9nber. 9pgbens Serreos.
fibre bar M lat fig | Sorbinbelie meo
Selifabet "Np Sorb", iom arbeiber
for &eisning al npe Seimer, % BET
ifal bore omtrent fiffert, at Irbeibet
paa at l9gee oisie Wprer UNDER aill-
tur blir paabegpnbt / en- ner Srem.
tib.
2ignenoe Irbeiber planlegges paa
Here &anter af 2anbet.
SbrGt.
gIanbt Sportsfolf err @leoen flor
oper at ariitiania Sobbololag ieirebe
nplig / aampen moo Set bersmte
Brag Sorbololag, fom bar peret ia.
rafteriieret Tom "gerbens bebIte 500
bolblag". &riitianiagutterne ieireoe
meo 4 moo 3.
Oilers fer BET ilo iom Snteresien
for Sorpt itabig sser bertiQanos.
Sper eneite Selg er Der Here Sorets.
itepner.
@arets Observation-Disclosures /
fri Sbr9t foregif / 9riitiania 2srbag
og Ssnbag 19be os 20be auguit.
CHARLES Soft ieireoe | Stabiprang
meo 400 Gorrige &eforb $50. S
1900 Weters Sob ieireoe &eibar In.
0er1en (4.06, for 4.05). 0luuot Be
andre Seierberrer fan n9pnes:
Discos, s. Eranoem; &,,le, Sbe 81.
fen; Ssibe. % 2ensoeiprang, Sperre
Sanien; S9ffeleb, g.. 2arien; 800
WeterS Sob, CIR. 8ruusgaarb.
8i ffal eners life no paa Gibberne
her. 8i bill bare n9pne tililut, at
&%ronprins Slao bar punbet fig ct
gobt Hapn iom Seiler. Meo fin
2pitieiler "Seobp ii" bar ban MI
punoet IL TsrIteprpmier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15

her. 8i bill bare n9bne tiliIut, at
&ronprins Slap bar punbet fig ct
aobt Napn iom Seiler. Meo fin
2pitieiler "Seobp II" bar ban MI
punbet IL Ssritepr9mier.
Smnsling % MlfuboImisbrng.
Ser er besbprre frembeles mango
oaarlige Subiefter, iom ipefillerer /
Smuggling og @lfobolmisbrug. Set
er beflagelig, at ogiaa flere 2Gger bar
lfiamt fig no Der. s SreorifsbaIb err
Der fommet frem Ell &eceptaff9re,
bpori er inbblanbet Ipotefer 9rluun
og 29gerne Senfn % &nutson. Mf.
f9ren er meget graperenbe. Gnbper
&egel for Salg al Spirituoia fra
@potef ipnes at bore tiliibeiat al
Ipotefer iom af 2Rger. 9e iibit-
nGonte ifal iaalebes ia benpttet &lo-
ietpapir iiteoenfor &eceptblanfetter.
Softor Senien ifal ia ubifrepet
$4,000 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES paa ct
Mar. Or. &nut5on bar roitebt 5000.
Sfanoalen err III fomlmet for Hetten.
&en moo Smliglingen paa-
gaar fremoeles og bringer mango
ufpielige Sing for 9agen. 9et tpife
Smlglerfartpi "Serator Soltuien"
bleb nplig beilaelagt beo Tensberg.
Oct bapoe $4,000 Otter Sprit ont
borb. s Srammensfioroen bar nplig
ct blobig 9aifetag mellem Ell Smiig-
lerbaab og en- Solobaab. Gre al
Smtglerne blep arrelteret; men De
ANDRE Hap unoa.
l1pGienet florerer ierlig | Strs,
gene omfring Griitianiafioroen. Set
er beflagelig, of Ct, Gel al Yresien
ligeiom bolber i'm Saano oper ltpe-
Tenet % nprpaa omtaler Gmugling
iom Seltebeorifter.
Snriittraifen.
l1oenlanbife Suriiter begpnoer al
bli ligeiaa almtnbeliee igien / Rorge
iom fsr &rigen. SEQ Siben al San-
iferne og Speniferne or set ii9r Sol.
lGnbere % gngl9nOere iom iaar bar
beiset bort 2anb. Si bar ogiaa bapt
@eisg al nofiaa mango gmerifanere
Song Saafon so Mar.
Song Saafon fplbte so sar Sen
3bie Iuguit. San bar eiort fig po'
pulGr / Ioree. Sra fsrite Stunt
ban fom til 2anbet, bar ban laat iia
efter at lore 9auo % Solf OF fienbe,
Iaereoe | 1907 eioroe ban Ell Serb
til oct noroliaite Iorge. 9a ban
Sommen igien beisgte 9anbets moro.
liglte Strsg, fit ban iterfe 9ebiier
paa, at ban or blet afbolot. Sar
nptter gierne aae gnleoninger til al
fomnne | aontaft nleb fit Solf, oa
altio optrGoer ban taftfulbt % bier
iterf Snteresie for aIe Eager, ION
er oppe, uoen at trGnge fla Longer
frem, emo bans Stiuing iielge boz
folfeliae % frie Sorfatuins biemler
bam Io9ang til. San bar M, pprei
Norges &onee | II gar, % altib bar
Sorboloet. melem SoIf % 9onst
p9ret bet beoite.
Ssrgen 2bblanb CT opb.
Hcrges fsrite l1benriesminiiter,
Ssrgen 2splanb( bsbe 21oe guguit,
IA Iar gammel. Wteb ham er en-
al De fremite Sspbinger / Noraes
Hp.Sio blet bortc. San bar arbeioei
fig op fra imaa SorboIb. San bapbe
ingen anoen Sfoleubbannelie emf
Solfeifolen os 2Grerifolen. Ier
paa egen Saano iamleoe ban fig bel
oige &iinoifaber, i9rlig | Sprog oa
Siitorie. San be9pnbte fin 9sbebane
iom 2Grer peo Solfeifolen, blep iao
Stprer for Ell Imtsifole, bIep Sour.
naliit | ct &riitianianbs. 9Iao, % fom
iaa paa Stortinset ! 1886. % bei
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25

after considerable haRgling over tho
report and recommendation OF the
commission on basis OF membership,
voted to continue intensive study
through n commission of the basis
of membership In associations other
than students, authorizing the COM
mission to report to tho next bien-
NAL convention n resolution embody-
ing as principles definitely eN-
pressed loyalty to the association
purpose with test OF membership
insurlng tho carrying out OF this
purpose, safeguarding OF tho unity
OF the association movement, lead
Ing OF young women into member
ship in the Christian church and
maintaining OF definite cooperation
with the church. The commissions
report was presented by Mrs. Donald
Day of Syracuse. ~ Y. whllo ~
other members OF the commission,
including Mrs. A. w. Roth OF Tulsa.
were seated on tho platform OF
Oaklavn auditorium,
Pre-cmIncntly q preacher though
she is Miss Roydcn OF England,
vet interwove into the spirituality OF
her morning sermon the challenge
Of the womcns movement OF today.
She declared that women have a
definite contribution to mako to tho
worlds understanding OF religion.
She saw a woman's, or perhaps
women's, influence behind the gos-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25
MAY HAVE BIBLE
STUDY IN SCHOOL
Ministerial Alliance Will
Act Upon Resolution
at Next Meeting

Tho matter OF whether an option
al, non-sectar!an course OF rellg-
ious instruction shall bo offered to
students In Tulsa high school with
paid instructor. came up before
the Ministerial allinnce at their
regular meeting Monday morning in
the First Baptist church. The mat
ter was offered In the form OF a
resolution but will not be acted upon
until the meeting of the alliance
on next Monday morning.
Rev. Osborne, who has been con-
duotIng for some time a weekday
religious school over tho country
told the alliance that In the ma
jority of the public schools where
such religious instruction had been
offered in the past It had not met
with success and that only In ex-
ceptional cases had such plan
been permanently established with
attendant success.
He said that the best plan for
such an instruction. one which has
proven success in many OF the
high schools, was TO establish relig-
ious instruction schools In adjoining
churches TO the school and secure
the permission OF the principal and
school authorities for the child who
wished to take the course to be ex-
cused one period In the day for the
course. There was always great
opposition by parents in some
churches to establishing Bible in
struction in the high school itself.
A class OF religious instruction
will be held by Rev. Osborne from
1880 to Q o'clock Tuesday evening
In tho First Baptist church.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25
Is COLLEGE GIRLS
WHO TRIED WORK
FOUND LIFE DRAB
CONTINUED FROM rAor oNr.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
at large. Goldle Green Of Detroit
told of her year at the new Work.
ing Women's college In England.
Representative from the different
Y. W. fields summarized tho state
laws dealing with child labor, wom-
ems wages and working hours.
Crowded hours OF the Monday ses-
sion contained n little bit OF every
thing a declaration OF woman's
rights in theology by Britaln's famous
petticoat preacher. Miss A. Maude
Royden; n near-stormy debate on
throwing open tho momborshir
doors to non-church members; an
informal get-together with "a mem-
bers OF the national board, the as
sociatlon's governing body; innu-
merablo plcnics. dinners, mountain
climbs, motor trips by delegations
state groups. fields and convention
sections.
Membership Issue Up.
Delegates at the morning session
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25
REED AND HYDE
IN VALLEY MEET
Governor and Senator to
Be Among Speakers at
Waterways Meeting

KANSAS CITY, Mo, April "a
Gov. Arthur NJ. Hyde and United
states Senator James A. Reed. OF
Missouri will hold distinguished
group OF speakers who will appear
before the fourth annual Mississippi
valley association waterways cony
vention which opens here tomorrow
for a two-day session.
Tho work OF the convention will
be divided into seven groups deal
Ing with agriculture, waterways,
highways. railways, foreign trade,
reclamation and merchant marine.
President Harding and Herbert
Hoover, secretary of commerce,
have both officially recognized the
convention and have sent letters to
be read at the opening session to-
morrow.
President Hardlng's letter states:
The broad and comprehensive
program of the Mississippi valley
association has already made a per-
sonal appeal to me. / do not know
that IL would he quite fair to say
that the association is unique among
our civic organizations, but It h
near enough to it to deserve special
consideration and commentator.
Devoted alike to the most practi-
cal questions of national concern
and development, and also to the
idealistic interests of national life.
its range of activities Is an impress
sive as has been its success in
prompting the various causes in
which II has become interested.
Il trust that your meeting this
year may result in further contrl-
button to the national interest and
advancement"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25
p()ARD WORRIES
OVER new CHIEF
ooestion If Newblock Will
sRe Able to Put Reece
Moran Over
SOME WANT MEAGHER
looointment of Chief Is Be-
= ng Put Off just as
Long as Possible

oil the four commissioners over
~ Mayor-elect II. +. Newblock IN
,oIaction of n new chief or
l u.rce9 This apparently is the sit
VII, VII IN the Incoming city COM
w,.s,on in trying TO determine the
.a that shall be appointed to this
,n.s,,lon. nsR 1t is currently and reliably
T,r.ored that Newblock is adamant
!. hIe desire to see his man named.
,,d TINT the four commissioners
ssct are Just as determined that
,Sslr will shall be carried out.
ca the situation evidently resolves
.,el, into the question OF whether
yswb,ock'a wishes shall prevail or II
NJ new commissioners, believing
,bsy are fully as capable as New
,,ock TO determine who shall be
sh,s, OF police, exercise their pre-
nx.erance of voting y power and
,ssv, Newblock's man out In the
cold. -
,ormed, Newblock wants Reece
Moran for chief. He not only wants
him for this Job, but he declares with
syetsl degrees OF insistence that
Ma ,hall be appointed. IL he Is to be
mayor and take the blame for the
success or failure of the adminlstra-
,Ion he wants to have a prominent
ssyeo in naming the appointees re-
,nonsIble for law enforcement and
CARRYING out his wishes.
On the other hand, the new COM
mIssloners apparently are of the
onInIon that Newblock Is actuated
nv friendship toward the Moran
family and that Tom Meagher, now
Win the Carter Oil company, Is fully
as competent to hold down the job
ot chief OF police as Moran. They
further are OF the opinion, the dope
sers say, that Newblock might let
tIendship with Moran interfere with
duy and cause the new mayor to be
too lenient on his candidate IL he
should be appointed.
John Moran, brother Of Reece,
was Intimately associated with New
block when he was chief of police
several years ago, and again when he
was sheriff of Tulsa county. Through
this association and since then New
block became well acquainted with
the brother he now seeks to install
as chief OF police.
With numerous friends of both
Moran and Meagher insisting on the
appointment OF their candidate. the
incoming administration is evident
" putting off the naming of q chief
Of police as long as possible in or
der to avert the censure. criticism
and disapproval that is sure to fol-
low
Whether the present division be-
tween the mayor-elect and his COM
missioners can be eliminated Is a
matter of constant conjecture among
the new officials themselves and
among friends Of the two candidates
Regardless OF the result, there's go
Ing 10 be bitter disappointment on
one side and keen elation on the
other.
While there Is always a possibil-
lty that some dark horse" may en-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25

pei of 81. Luke and especially In
tho ono New Testament account IN
this gospel OF the parable OF the
prodlgal son, the supreme revelation
Of Gods love for his children. wom-
en- can lead mankind to think OF
the world M homo. OF men az
brothers, OF God az father. was her
conclusion.
Tulsa Delegates Entertained.
Y. w. secretaries IN the Tulsn
delegation were entertained at din
nor Monday evening by Mrs. J. A.
Hull. The entire delegation will
he tho guests at similar function
Tuesday OF Mrs w. N. Sill. Mrs
Hull and Mrs. A. w. Roth. Also on
Tuesday Miss Edna Pyle. general
secretary, will, with other members
OF the national commission on in
dIvldual membership In the national
association, present the com mission
report Tulsans will Join with other
oklahomana In n southwestern field
dinner. Oklahomans registered are:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25
NeWs of Sapulpd
COUNTY ATTORNEY
LOSES LEG
Ray McElhinney in Criti-
cal Condition After
Operation. Monday
Special to The World,

Special to The World.
SAPULPA, April 24.--Ray Neil
Kinney, county attorney, today suf-
fered the loss of his left leg. as a re-
suit of an amputation at the Sapulpa
hospital which became necessary be-
cause of gunshot wound which he
sustained last November. The limb
was amputated at the hip. A long
fight was made by the county Of
ficial and his physicians to save the
member but most recent examina-
tion Of tho injury showed that an
abscess was present, which made the
operation necessary. McElhinney
was wounded while with hunting
party last fall. His condition today
following tho amputation. was crit
teal but hopes were held for his re-
covery.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25
Grocery Officials Robbed.

ST. LOUIS. April 24.-A high
wayman held up and robbed Ru-
dolph Kohn, secretary OF a firm op-
Grating chain OF grocery stores
here today and robbed him Of a
satchel containing $1,000. An &C.
compllce, standing nearby, fired
several shots at Kohn when he hesi-
tated to surrender the satchel.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25

Ardmore. Niles Margaret lawson,
Enid Miss Maurlne Frantz; McAles.
ter, Mrs. f.. T.. Hill. Miss Bernict
Paris, Oklahoma City, Mrs. r.. X.
Gaylord, Miss Barbara Ripley, Mrs
Newton Roylor, Mrs. u. =. Ledbet.
tor. Miss Anne Maude Smith. Mrs
A. l.. Welsh. Miss Voleda Ifoebel;
Okmuigec, Miss Rosallnd Detrlck,
Mrs. A, u. Cochran, Sapulpa, Mrs.
/. j. Best. Mrs Ferd Kaufman. Mrs.
q. II. Shaffer. Miss NJ. Gillette, Mrs.
j. X. Allen. Miss Hoebol. formerly
delegation, In here as delegate
from tho oklahoma City assooia-
tlon ana Miss Ada Starkweather,
formerly executive secretary. from
the south central field.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25
Dallas Policeman Accused
OF Numbering His Quarry

DALLAS, Texas. April 24.-Po-
liceman w. d. Williams is TODAY
charged with the killing of Stanley
Matthews. rs, son OF Mrs. Virginia
Matthews. whom he was pursuing
in attempt to question him in con-
nection with alleged suspicious be-
havior. Matthews was astride a
nigh board fence when the officer
fired. He dropped to the ground
ana died within a few minutes. VIII
liams told superior officers he had
no intention or shooting Matthews
but fired thinking to frighten him
and cause him to halt. williams
was suspended from duty but is
not under arrest,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25

ter the race as a sort OF happy medi-
um, the lines now appear to be too
well drawn to permit of such a
change In the situation. As the mat
ter stands, there can be dieappoint-
ment on only one side; IL the dark
horse" should receive this appoint
ment the disgruntled feeling would
be doubled.
And the new officials have fire..
quently admitted they already have
encountered altogether too much
censure In making those appoint
ments recently announced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25
Manning Gets Acanalntcd.

j. C. Manning. who will become
city manager In Sapulpa when the
new form of government takes
charge of affairs May /, was here
today from Nowata surveying the
field In which will soon begin his
new labors. In company with sew
eral of the commissioner ers-elect he
visited generally about the city and
number of the leaders in civic
affairs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25
Women Stage Real RattIc.

Mrs. Eta Corning admitted IN the
court OF Judge J. w. Depp today
that she had struck Grace Crowl
with hoe handle and also with her
fists during an alteration last week.
She had been arrested after the
Crowl woman had sworn to a com =
plant charging her with assault with
intent to do bodily harm. Mrs. Corn
ing said that the complainant had
become angry because of the pur-
chase of certain lot In Southern
heights. She said that she was on
her own property at work when the
trouble started. Their trial has been
set for next Saturday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25
Hosts to the Women Fo,ls

BARTLESVILLE, April Pa
More than 125 Lions and Lonesses
attended ladies night at the Y, NJ.
c. A. Friday night when the Lions
were hosts to their wives and sweet.
hearts. District Governor Souther
OF Enid was the guest OF honor and
speaker OF the evening. II is the
first recent visit OF the district gov
ernOr 70 this citv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25
Police Arrest Descrter.

Elzie Mead had belt containing
several small saws when he was ar
rested here last night by Officers
Wilson and willard. He is said to
have admitted that he deserted re-
Gently from Camp Travis. san An
tonic. where he belonged to battery
+, 18th field artillery. lie and Roy
Ware, who was with him. were or
dered held for further investigation
In police court today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25
Cider Included by Hill
In Alcohol Resolution

WAsH1NTON, April 2i.--Cider of
the variety containing up to 2.T5 per
cent alcoholic content came before
congress today. Representative Hill.
republican OF Maryland, who
wants the people to be given ref
erondum this fall on ais per cent
beer, introduced an amendment to
his bill today that would give the
nation the same say as regards
cider,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25

Wclch Man Runs for office.
WEIGH. April 24.--Otto Sims OF
Wclch has announced his candidacy
or the democratic nomination for
'ourt clerk OF Craig county.