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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
SONS OF ITALY TO MEET
HERE ON NOVEMBER z
Several Hundred Promincn,
Italians Are Expected 10
Assemble in Richmond.

II was announced here yesterday
that the grand officers az the Grand
Lodge in Virginia OF tho order of
tho Sons OF Italy in America. one
OF the prominent fratcr7,al socie-
tics uf Italians IN America. and the
lodge itself would b. installed and
instituted in Richmond on November
IL. in the presence Of several hun
drcd leading italians from many sec
lions az the country.
BESIDES the grand officers Of the
Virginia order. ia" supreme officers
OF the supreme LodG" Of Now York
VIII II. in attendance and take part
in the Installation. There are LOO
subordinate lodges ot the order In
th' United States. and Representa-
tives OF practically all Of them are
expected at the meeting In Richmond
next month. At a meeting OF the
Virginia officers n Norfolk tcnta-
tive plans wcr, formed for the re-
c"ptipn and entertainment OF the
delegates. and for the installation
exercises. Supreme Venerable. Cav
Giovanni NJ Di-Silvcstrn. OF rhiladei
phia. Will have charge OF the in
stallation. assisted by k.x supreme
Venerable cav -. i.tno Miolc, Of
New N":n AsSis;au; supreme Ven
.rabie s,>.rio II. Romano. Of Dos.
ton: SUprcm" S"g. of Corr Umbcrt
l:iIii. OF Ncw York Supreme orator
Louis y rcrri. OF Cleveland. Su-
prcmc Sce. Of Finance Salvatore
'arisi az New York. and supreme
Treasurer Luigi Capo!la. OF provi-
"nce.
At the conclusion or tho iustaiia
ton exercises the supreme uiic.I
VIII engage in duties in connection
with their home lodges. which. IL
vas stated by Grand Venerable y 9;
Nardini. OF Richmond. master of
ceremonies In connection with tho
meeting. means tina, tn. sessions
WOULD last for several days. aud that
arrangements ar" now being made
:" sccur" quarters at the jefferson
hotel for general Headquarters.
There are eight lodges In Vir-
ginia. includinr tho following: .Jo-
:"ph Verdi. Queen Maryhcr!ta. OF
Richmond: Roma. Gorilla. Mary. of
Norfolk. Dante hiiph!cri. OF New
port News; ltalio- American Citizens
C"rnclin. ~ Portsmouth,
The officers OF tho Grand l.odc, az
Virginia are: grand vencrablc. y.
q. Hhrdini, tichm"nd; assistant.
Louie '"rrieri. Ri"hmoud:; "N.Sraud
venerable. T.. Fac"ouda. Ports mouth.
grand orator. y CARL, "f Richmond
grand seq. of corr L. Hnuini. New =
port News. grand seq. ~ finance. \
'a?r!o. Norfolk. grand treasurer
MI" Rirortcl!a, Norfolk grand trus-
tees. NrS L. Shelf. Norfolk. Mrs
\. Riaci. Richmond: Mrs Ad,lina.
MontaSnc. Norfolk, Mrs. Adele Ar
rirhi. Richmond Nicola Fcrazzo.
Norfolk
Many Su'.'ts ~ prominence will
hc present at IN" banquet said Mr.
Nardini last night. Among thoSr
expected are Mayor Ainslic, ,iovrr-
nor Trinklc and other city and Stat,
oflrials including many from ciii.,
throughout Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
DAY NURSERY PLANS
FOR TAG DAY FRIDAY
Richmond Women Will Have
Charge of Boxes Scat
tered Over CITY.

The officers Of the Belle Bryan Day
Nursery. which is To hold it's annual
tag day Friday. are: president. Mrs
John II Lyons: first yic.-pr.s;dcnt
Mrs Robert Gamble cahcll. second
vice president. Mrs. Hamilton Goodwin
SoEkin; third vice president. Mrs.
Leslie Reed: fourth vi,e-prcsiicnt.
Miss l.niie Noting: treasurer. Mrs.
Clarence u. Coleman: rec"rdin.; Soc
rotary. Mrs. Henry Fairfax: CORE
spending sccrctary> Miss Mary Cam
cron.
The list of those who arc To- have
charge Of boxes on tag day arc. Mrs
Clarence Coleman. ThaIhim"r's and
twelfth and Hull streets Mrs
'r@ath. Chesapeake and ohio station
and sixth Street. At tho Marc Mrs
Barton Wise, Colonial Th.at.r and
city Hall: Miss Hin. Richmond Hot1.
I"Ny'S book store and stuart circle
Hospital: Miss Noting. CulcSkrs cor
n"r AMI Monroe Park Mrs Hcnr,
tiarwood. American National Rank.
Mrs. Sparrow wcddrll Lyric. Postal
telegraph and BROAD Street station:
Mrs, tr"Nt"n Gordon. Briggs drug
Store and Eichmund Trust Company
Miss tally Ryiand. Isis Thca;"r. Airs.
;"lSan. capitol Square aud Rose Bowl
Inn: Miss Julie, Lee Highland Park
Miss Cooke. Life Insurance Company
e virginia and Eighth and BROAD:
Mrs Robert bryan. telephone en-
change and kaufmnu'S. Mrs John
stuart bryan. Hu"G"r's. Federal Re-
serve Bank and Il l.. Christmas: Mrs
Henry Fairfax. Virginia Trust Com
pahny. United cigar stores. First and
BROAD and fif;h and Main. Mrs Les
lie Reed. Ch.lf's drug store. Virginia
Hallway and Power building ana
Norris rlan Bank: Mrs. Alvey. Ham
over Apartments. old pnminion Trust
company building. Mrs. :. r. Morgan.
Grants drug store. Mori,oni'S and !
Laurel and Broad ami Travellers
hnildinS; Mrs. John Lyons. Merchants
National Rank Harrison ami Main.
F"uramr'an. Temple and CO.. Mrs.
Turner Arlington. Tenth and HAN.
prcyf"s and Gresham Court. Mrs
herbert Claiborne. Seven, II and iroad
,nd Seventh aid Main. Mrs Wtl!fnrd.
tint"r Park; Miss Elizabeth Wheat
i."mhardy and Broad Murphy's ana
trcnShaw'S; Mrs. thurchuI Ynun.
Folk Mill"r'S and Childr"y'~: Mrs +.
-. Mctah", Rr"ad stree; Rank: Miss
Duke. Fulton: Mrs Cr"ckfnrd Fifrh
and Franklin: Miss Beth Palmer.
First National Bank: Mrs st C;roru,
i'ryan. Mutual Building, Mrs G. Wat
kins and Mrs. Hugh Rose. pos, oaicc.
Miss Fanny Michclhachcr. First and
Mrs. Jordan Icake. prof.s
Si"nal building: Mrs. Z. Il MCAdains
Miller n Rh"ads. Mrs. Stuart Rev
IoidS III" Chesterfield
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
VIRGINIA DENTISTS HERE
TONIGHT FOR CONVENTION
More Than 400 Are Expected
to Attend Annual Session
at Jefferson.

More than 400 members OF the Vir
Sinia State Dental Association are
expected to attend the tifty-third an
nGal meeting of that organization.
which begins toniTht at o'clock
In the auditorium OF the Jefferson
Hotel Registration OF delegates Will
begin at o'clock. at which time See
rotary Harry Bear will he at the
auditorium with "a competent clerical!
force.
Welcome TO tho city Will he extend
Cd by DIR. J. \. &. HoEEan, president
of the Richmond Dental Society. and
the response will he made by pr G..
II. clifford. Of Norfolk. Featuring to-
nights meeting will he the annual adj
dress OF the president pr VI. T.
Rudd. OF Richmond. following which
there will he a lecture on Relation
or Focal Infection In f:ndocrinc Dis.
turbanccs. by DIR. Beverley L. Tuck
or. professor Of nervous and mental
diseases. Medical College OF Virginia
This talk viii he Illustrated with Ian.
tern slides
tomorrow mornings session Will
begin at $3.50 o'clock. Dr. y. Talicy
ia ii"n. state Board OF Health direc-
tor on mouth hygiene. will max. a,
report on that subject: Dr. John Roll
Wiliiams. professor Of dental path
"!"EN. Medical College OF virginia.
srh"ol -! dentistry. viii speak on
Dental Reclamation Through Med.
teal Rev"lution." and Dr. = l.. Rug.
Si'S. OF Portsmouth. Ohio. vicc-chair-
man section Of StomatoloEy. Amer
lean Medical Association. will sneak
on MaNillo- Facial Restoration, sur.
steal and Pros,hctir."
br j. Mitchell Lewis will make :,
report on tn work Of the Icris,a
i've committee. ana Or. Frank X
iaiicy viii report on study clubs
AZ the opening Of tomorrow after
noon session rcpor, ~ tn. Su
pr"inc Council will be made. ais
report of the mouth hygiene com.
mittce.
i'r. Manfred CaI. dean and pro.
''SHor OF clinical medicine. school of
mrdicint. Medical c"llcS. OF Virginia
VIII speak on "curr,latiou OF bcutis.
Try In the Practice Of Medicine" toll.
lowing which there wil! hc sur
HcH "t tue manufacturers exhibit.
tomorrow evening Dr II. wn,J
'"mphcn. Of suffolk, president, Nir-
S'h'h state Board OF Dental Exam.
,"''S' VIII speak on "'rh. Never
hh"wlcdse OF Nutri;inm." and pr
ia"l H. Stil.man. Of New York. i'm
,rnc'"r in peri"d"n;ia. coIuiui.i,
hiNcrsity school of pcn,istrS. viii
SPEAK on '" hat CONSTITUTES Tru,
oral rrUphyiaN.S"
me meeting continues ,hrouuu
saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
OVER s400,000 INVOLVED
IN AWARDS FOR ROADS
Direct Route From Provi
dcncc Forge 10 Richmond
Selected .bv Commission.

Five awards. totaling more than
f4""'p"N. w"r" made yesterday Lv
IN" state Highway Commission fol-
towing an ali-dHy session hero
iiiEhWaN construction and bridge
work IN various sections of tn, S,,t.
arc covered by thes" contracts.
dire; line from Providopc.
f"rE" To Richmond was selected at
TINS time. beginning a; provid.uc.
Forge. the road will run near Now
Market. thence just cast of bottoms
hridE". thence by Seven Pines and
int" Richmond.
Delegations from several sections
oi the country attended the public
hearings held yesterday morning 10
:" construction Of certain sections
"t tho highway system ;h.y wer.
interested in.
h"arsng on the section Of road
between Richmond and Frcdcricks.
"urS viii hc heard here November
% IT was decided ut the meeting.
Among the contracts let Yesterday
We're
on aud three hundrcdths miles Of
hitumin"us nacadam between Giant.
wood and frccmunt. in Dickcnson
county. was let tn the Clintwood
obstruction company. Of Clintwoud.
at 1$Li2SOs
"a ~
road north and south of tirc,nviil.
Was let I" the Pace Construction
COMPANY. II Roanoke. for Sl37. sol 20.
Huriac" treated macadam ROADWAY
between New Baltimore and Mauas-
SaS. which completes that section.
was let for S55,oo0 10 /. J Chandler.
"f virginia.
streets ri ilalifaN. concrete. ciSh-
,'rn I" 'wen'y-four fee; wide, iSa
miles. were awarded 10 IT,. Southern
construction Company Petersburg
;or Sad.7i5 80
Th" 5.iS miles % concrc,c hc,w..n
Mar'insNiltc nud paui"l'S Creek vv;,s
IT. 10 The " W E"xIcy & 60. Eoa
noNc, for Sll?.;"' n. and "a concrete
bridge "v"r R"nvcr Crock was lot to
IN" iittshurEh- p,s Mniu"S steel
company. Pittsburgh ia. for IS.
500 81 This is conditioned On citi
2'ns "t tn" locality advancing 80 per
'"nt uf tn money.
R.!s tor tho road and bridges hc .
tween Burk''s Garden siding and
Ihh'wtli wrr, rejected. the cumr,is-
S'"n voted yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
DIR. MORGAN ARRIVES
HERE NEXT SATURDAY
VIII Give SERIES az Twcnty-Eour
blbic Lectures md Sermons M
Grove Avenue baptist

kev q campbell Morgan. H. H.
n" ~ :" XIV" q series If twenty
four Ril 2" lectures and sermons in
This city beginning mex, SUNDAY
morning viii arriv. in the city SAT
urHh, afternoon from Charleston.
w Va wh"r" ~. is passing tni,
Week II" viii hc registered at Tho
Jefferson Hotel during his stay here
Or Morgan. who is "a t"uSrcga.
ttonalis' minister. will speak a.
Grov" Avenue baptist church week
days. 'Nc"It SATURDAYS. at o'clock
and at 80 o'clHck. and at both 5. ~.
Ices each sunday The public is in
vit,d 10 each meeting. Dr Morgan
g well known as an author OF re-
iigious books
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
no, SCOUT Driyc Success,

Succ"ss N Tho hrst day ~ M
Roy Scout campaign for $1,000 t.
further he work I'm ana near Rich
mond was reported 10y tn" 200 promi
n"nt business and profrsS ioual mon
comprising the twcnty-four cam
uaign teams which reported yest"r
day 1t is "Nn"ct"d tiiat the sum viii
b" raised. although no figures were
available last night. The rampaiG:
wiN run through Thursday. bur II /.
hoped that III" $1,000 quota viii bc
subs crihod before the tinal day
Each day at O'Clock the teams will
meet at 5@2 East Main Street t.
hand tn reports
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
REV. J. SIDNEY PETERS
GIVEN CHURCH HERE
Former Commissioner OF prohibition
&" Hr Pastor of Paramount
Avenue Ncthpdist

Rev. j. sidney Peters, tho nrst Wiz
gum" ir"hihiti"n Commissioner. who
mas been ON" OF The Held sccrci,ri..s
"i IN" National Anti-Saloon League
since i"aE!nE tn" employ Of tho Stntc.
mas n'"n appointed pastor al Fair
mount AN'uu" Methodist Church AZ
'"' I'm" MT f"terS was hal owner
az" '"N ness manager az the Rich
'""n" CHRISTIAN Advocate. He has
'ii 'h" IaStordte Of Central Hur.nr
Heights ana Trinity M..hodi,,
churches in Richmond. ana a.,
churches in Blackstone. H,mn,nn
L.nh Emnnria
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
Montague Spcnk> rou,,rro,

'ItI"'nS NJ CHARLES Civ t'nuutl
VIII b" addressed by Representa-
I've Andrew j. Montague tomorrow
II hchal f"f his candidacy for re-
lection. MIR. Montague will sneak
1t the courthouse. and adviccs last
light were to tho effect that a lar-.
:uwd is expected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
HODGES TELLS OF PLAN )
TO CORRECT CRIMINALS
Chairman of State Pcnitcn-
tiary Board Addresses
Lions Club Here.
ALL WILL GET \ "Sou,nE DEAL"
Crime Sot TO he Combined. lie Snys.
Hut Informative Methods VIII lie
Tried in Effort to Give society
biggest Return.


Efforts to max" Tho prisons in
Virginia places Of correction rather
than OF punishment where the In.
forests Of the majority rather than
tho incorr igihlc small minority are
conserved. and where every inmate
VIII sc. square deal" and an on
portuuity 10 help himself ar, he
ng made by The state r.niteutiary
Board. Major Leroy Hodges. chair
man Of tn. board, stated last nIcht
IN an address before the Lions Club
At the Hotc! Richmond.
full outline OF prison work bo-
inc done in Nirciuia WAS discussed
by Major Hodges. who set forth the
many problems the administration
! confronted with in carrying out
the program He said that in spite
of charges I" tho contrary tn" hoard
ia patiently and earnestly going
ahead with its object
Crime Not I" he Cond"ncd.
This should not bc accepted 10
mean that crime viii be cordoncd
or criminals coddlcd" Major Hodges
stated. N means that Informative
methods Ia the prison will bo given
uia. to hcGct Il bigger return for
society than punitive methods hav.
returned. II means. too tina; the
- 'F'Al'a ~ NV Utf,lS I..tN-'. IL ~ Z
viii Get rhe hirEosi hclp from tho
state
Major Hodges told of the improve
mcnts tha; hav. taken rlaco a, III.
rcnitontisry and state Farm In tho
past two or three years. paying "A
nigh tribute 10 the new Suprrin.
tcnd"nt "f thu pcnitentiary. Major
Rice NJ Iouell. and to Captain Il
Il Penn. the superintendent Of the
State Farm.
To-day No ave 500 prisoners at
the PenitcutIary. whereas two wears
ago We had only about 500 - 400.
We are meeting the problem Of feed
ing this number ON Il budget allow
ance FOR an average OF only a!5
Whereas a year ago an average of
loo mon We're idle daily, there is no
idl"n"sS in the prison today Every
man and woman is y, work. at least
tirht hours q day"
Answers Dmddiny'. Charges.
Major hodges discussed tho situo-
Ion AT the State Farm and answered
Inc charges mad" by = T. budding
in dean. telling of the personal in.
Nesucai1"ns made by Governor T.
Lee Trirklc
fy"ry'hinc is rot All rlrht hv a
long SHOT Major hodges concluded.
q" not want to leave YOU under
any such INSTRUMENTATION. do
not want to assure YOU. that tho
Governor and tn" prison board. along
WIN INC IN" SuHtriutcndcurs. ar.
doing al ". honestly can to plar,
prison conditions in Virginia on q
sensible. humane and practical basis
We want tho fun understanding a.
the taN0ayers. also we want their
confidence and their help. ana in re-
'urn "" pledge them our faithful
s'rvicc."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18

his life. Several veins of tho In
)ured hand wcro severed by tho In
strumcnt In the UNUSUAL accident,
ana physicians decided an operation
advisable In order To stop the flow OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18

west Main Street. u paporhangor,
was admitted 10 Memorial Hospital
yesterday afternoon. where It WAS
ROUND necessary to perform an opcr-
alton on tho patient In order TO saw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18

blood The chiscl fell from n ten
foot scairold while the patient wss
working 1T his trade below the
structure. His condition is not re-
Eardcd AS serious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
DRY AGENTS CAPTURE,
A CARLOAD OF MALT
$40 Snrks Arc Taken In HIM, IA,
>intr Prohibition Mcn-Sc,-
rrul stills ScIxch

H'Mut" "i carload ct malt Was
reported 10y STATE Prohibition Agent
y. IL, Edm"ndson yesterday In n ,.l..
gram from Rocky Mount to Harry
u. Hhli'h, state Prohibition Director
n" car contained $40 sacks of malt
No '"r'h'r details wcr" available
arrest ri two men. tn. Captur. Of
min" Stills and on" paitial SIN and
me hndinr az $500 gallons Of h..r
Was reported from various, parts Of
III" state by agents. Director Smith
stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18

Hurt by Fniling GhisrI
Injured In the ri-dt hand hv ,
Ealing ch'S-l Leonard Suu,idy. 1870
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
BRIGHT LIGHTS
CAUSE ACCIDENT
Swift Moving Auto Runs
Into a Katy Switch
Engine at Dewey

Special tc Tho World
BARTLESVfLLE Sept. i6--F II.
Nnding Of South Carolina was in
stantly killed when the car In which
he was riding crashed against n
freight car on the siding. The blind
ing light OF n switch engine at tho
KITTY crossing on the Dewey highN
way was the cause OF tho tragedy,
which also injured two others.
Edward X. Alien. s6 years old,
OF independence, Kan, the owner of
the Buick roadster in which they
were riding will lose an eye as a
result OF tho accident. Allen who was
driving tho machine says that he
was travelling at n fast clip when he
came TO the turn at the crossing.
TIE light OF the switch engine
blinded him and the Buick hit the
box car.
n. u. Funke, 42 years old, OF ST,
Paul, was the third occupant OF the
car Funk is not critically hurt.
B Funke said ho and Nading met
Allen In Bartlesville and asked him
for ride to Caney Kan. Allen was
going TO his home mt Independence.
Kan, IL was explained. Funke knows
but little about tho accident and
says that he has no idea how II oc-
CURED other than he remembers
the bright light OF the switch en-
gine Just before the crash came.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
FALL C0NSIST0RY
C0NVENES OCT. 8.
Large Class Expected to
Attend Guthrie Meet
Of Scottish Rite
TO GATHER IN TEMPLE
Huge Edifice Costs S2,000,000
and VIII BE Best in the
Southwest

Special - Tho World
GUTHRIE Sept fG Unusual IN
tcreat has ceutercd lu tho anuaul foll
reunion Of oklahoma consiFtory
which ig to be held hrro four days
be ginning October g According 10
Frank a. Derr. 49,. secretary, m"
officers are expecting one ~ tho
largest classes since iho war 20 take
the impressive Scotiish rite degrees
from tho fourth TO the thiriv-Hccond
degrees.
One thing that r. crystniizing in
torest I'm the reunion IN the now
S2.0O0,000 temple now under con-
struction ana which has not been
seen bv most scottish RITE Maaons
since the reunion held last spring.
Tho building ~ completed a. far as
the exterior ~ concerned and rapid
progress ls now being made I'm pre-
pairing tho huge stage, auditorium,
diulng hall aud other sections of tho
structure for tho reception OF hnlf
a million dollars worth ot equipment
and furnishings.
m is expected that tho reunion
will not only be attended by very
large class but will attract a great
many members who win review the
degree work ana participate in q
splendid program OF Entertainment
which is being arranged.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
SIDE LIGHTS OF THE LEGION
INVENTION.

Following an nnanimoua cxpreas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

The invisible ear drum Invented by
A. O. Leonard, which is n miniature
fnegaphone. fitting inside the ear en-
tirely out OF sight. is restoring the
hearing Of hundreds OF people in
New York city. Mr.. Leonard invent
ed this drum to relieve bimselt Of
deafness and head noises, and It does
this so successfully that no one
cuuld tell he is deaf man. It--is
effective when deafness is caused by
catarrh or by perforated, or wholly
destroyed natural drums, A request
for information to A. o. Leonard,
Suite 4l6, 70 Fifth ave, New York
olty, viii be given a prompt reply
Advertisement,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
Youngest Legion official
In Oklahoma Is CilSfrdp

~ approval on tho part ~ tho com
yoniiou delegates. u message of CON
d0louoe ana an expression NJ hope
for o speedy recoy"ry of Mrs War
rem q. Harding, first lady Of the
land. vas sent from the auxiliary
ana oklahoma department 10 Pros.
idrut Harding.
a greeting was also sent 10 ma
tlonnl headquarters from tho OKLA
homa department.
The report ~ Alvin Ousicy dlrec-
tor ~ tho national AmcriC1niz3tinu
commission OF the legion. was snid
to be tho finest department report
ever heard orrend.
Selection Of delegates To the ma
tiounl convention by district caucus
Instead OF by mo usual delegations
committee ia one OF tho newest in
uoyatlous OF the department CON
veniions. Each oklahoma district
win have three delegates 10 tho
Now Orleans convention and In case
more than - delegates are allotted
oklahoma the others win be ap-
pointed by tho delegations commit
too as delegates at large.
One Buddy got n laugh whom he
painted HOP In Buddy on tho
steel cage nt the First National bank
corner. This cage is the property
of the county ana was used at the
rock quarry three miles north Of
town.
Politics was active In the legion
auxiliary convention as well az the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

epseial ~ Tho worid
HARTLESV1LIE sept 6a-Leo
Gilstrap, % -ycnr-old A. a. NJ col
logo student. aud vice commander NJ
tho oklahoma department OF tho
American Legion, is the youngcsi
official IN Tho United
States. ~ wna stated nt tho depart
mcnt headquarters here during the
convention.
Lee who is the son NJ Nal. marry
Gilstrap of chandler. became a
member of company B 142nd infun-
try Tu.ry.Hxth division when hr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
Steal Burial Certificates.

Special 20 The world.
PICHER, Sept. 16.--Thieves ran
sacked the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
william Platiner. a miner OF Picher,
and took two burial certificates of
the Hooker Burial association, The
police were notified but no suspects
were arrested. The certificates
were worthless only to the one they
were issued to and no reason can
be advanced why the thieves de-
sired the worthless burial certifi-
OntCs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
Baby Health Show.

Special 20 The World
HOLDENNILLE Sept, 16,-Mrs.
Lloyd Thomas. chairman OF the 1879
Christmas zeal sale. has been sue
cessful in having a booth at the
Hughes county fair. For the oCcn-
slon she has secured the services of
Miss NJ. j. Byers public health
nurse OF tho oklahoma Public
Health association. Miss Byers has
charge and is assisted by Mesdames
j. II. Hills, w. s, Grotz and Serena
EnOH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

Maj Fred Huston. department
commander Of tho United spanish
war veterans was tho guest of Nor
ton East local commander az nis
home. A0i kcolcr. avenue Huston
ls also world war veteran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

welcome 10 Buck Prlvalcs only
W. Tho sign borne by half dozen
automobiles I'm E1rtlpsVillc. "I'u
wear ! never knew that buck pri-
vntc Job was sp popular untll to-
day." car owner commented. "Al
the boys NJ this convention are for
mor bucks--so they tell me"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

Brazil is planning an irrigation
reservoir 100 miles long and with an
average width exceeding five miles.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

legion convention. Caucuses were
bcinR held during the mFuinR
which goes 20 prove That the men
nrc not out doing the women in
their convention election for now
officers