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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-27

week with Mr.. and Mrs William Win
de-. Miss Martha Jackson of White
water, spent Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra Thompson. Miss Fern
Addleman of Richmond, spent Mon.
day night and Tuesday here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Addle-
man. Dan Horn is spending few
days in Richmond. :. !. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Hobbs and Miss Elizabeth
Hobbs, of Elwood, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Windle were dinner guests Sat
urday of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Win.
die, of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs.
A.lecn Brumfield. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Brumfield and children spent
Wednesday with relatives in Center.
Vile. Mrs. James Blose of Rich
mond, is spending a few days with
Harry Spencer and family.
GREEN'S FORK, Ind-Ross Hiatt
and George Borton left Tuesday for
Florida by automobile. Mr.. and
Mrs. King and Mrs. Maud Hiatt were
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in Richmond Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Sue Gaylor is improving. Mrs.
Edna Brooks, Mrs. Laura Stigieman,
Mrs. Effie Brooks, spent Tuesday ev-
ening with Mrs. Lulu Smith. Mich
olas Gambler Of williamsburg, Ohio, was
here Tuesday. :. Mrs. Gladys Yates,
and Mrs. Katie Cummins spent Wed.
nesday in Richmond. :. Mr. and Mrs.
w. A. Fox OF Newcastle, visited Mr..
and Mrs. LATE Stigleman wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Sanders have
received long and interesting letter
from Rev. and Mrs. Earl Baldwin, mis-
sionaries In South America ;. Rev.
and Mrs. Alonzo Cloud and daughter
Thelma, of Virginia, who were called
here on account Of the death Of their
SON have returned home.
FAIRHAVEN Ohio - Mrs Emma
Decker and Mrs. Ella Austin and fam
lily spent Sunday at the home of Ira
Duvall near Concord :. n Mrs. Mary
Ward. Virginia. Ruth and Tommy AL
len and Louis Vello spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Thompson and fam
lily. Mr.. 'and Mrs. Myrl Heavenridge
and Mr.. and Mrs Ellis White spent
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Suburban

LIBERTY, Ind.-Miss Leah Conn
away spent Saturday and Sunday in
Morristown with her brother, Bert
Connoway and family. $500. Mrs. Jess
Stevens entertained a group of friends
Monday evening in honor of Miss Mary
Charmichael who .leaves soon for Flor
ida. Thomas Dougherty has position
in the bank in Boston and will move
his family there next spring I. Miss
Laura Hill visited Mrs. Lenora Black
ledge in Rushville Sunday ..... Mrs.
Irene Beeler and daughter, Esther, re-
turned from Indianapolis Sunday
Mrs. Ed Ketner has returned from In
dianapolis after few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Hurd and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kerr and guests
of their son, Durbin and family in Co.
lumbus, Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Ethert
Lopez of Connersville were guests Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Rariden.
Miss Alice Cornell spent Saturday in
Connersville the guests of friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bethge have re-
turned from Youngstown, where they
spent the past week. Miss Pearl
Brandenburg was the guest of friends
in Brownsville Monday. Mr. and
Mrs. George Carmichael and daughter,
Mary, left Tuesday for Palm Beach,
Fla Miss Isabelle Sharp spent Tues
day in Cincinnati. The Kenowatha
Camp Fire Girls will entertain guests
at a Halloween party in the high
school gymnasium Saturday evening. :.
Rev. and Mrs. S. L. Martin went to
indianapolis TuesdayA
NEW GARDEN, Ind.-Mrs Ida Mich
olson is visiting her sister. Mrs. Nah
lon Bond Miss Glenna Bailey spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Paulson. of Richmond. ;. Misses
Ruth and Florence Burg spent Sun
day with Miss Ruth Hoover Miss
Ruth Williams was the weekend
guest Of Misses Leibold and Louise
Martin at Earlham college. Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Macy and daughter. Thel-
ma, spent Saturday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Fudge. !. Attend
ance at Sunday school, 81; collection.
$751; Mrs. Oliver Pickett is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bailey and family
this week. Mrs. Luther Leibold and
son. William, were shoppers in Rich
mond Saturday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Martin and family spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs
John Burgess, of near Whitewater.
Miss Josephine Arnett was the guest
of Miss Thelma Macy Thursday even
ing. 4. Miss Esther Cook is spending
few days with friends in this com
munity. - Mr. and Mrs. Orla Hinshaw
and family, Mrs. Grace Hoover, Mrs
Leonard Brown, Mrs. Florence Bailey
Mrs Gerald Frazier and Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Martin We're shoppers in
Richmond Thursday afternoon. Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Frazier entertained
at dinner Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Paulson and daughter, Margaret
and Miss Glenna Bailey. Mrs. Nah
lon Bond, who has been seriously i'll
is steadily improving. Miss Esther
Cook was a d iner guest Sunday. anC
among the afternoon callers wer,
: Harry Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Pickett
n Mrs Duke. Mrs Raymond McQuistol
and Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Pitts were dime
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guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. omer
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Uncle Sans
Advice to Housewives
on Housecleaning

President Harding has said, There
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35-cent 'Danderine" will Save Any Man or Woman's
Har-Delightful Tonic-See Dandruff Go!

Quick! Don't wait! Every bald
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hairs and little dandruff-but soon
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Millions know the magic of Dander-
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home of Rev. and Mrs. Lever Thurs
day afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Booker and son, Francis. were
visiting near College Corner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Ellis White and Mrs.
Myrl Heavenridge spent Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl White and
family of near Brookville. The farm
ers are busy husking corn and getting
ready to shred fodder in this commun-
ity.
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Pomona Grange Meeting
At Campbellsfown Oct. 28

CAMPBELLSTowN, o., Oct. ~
The regular county Pomona Grange
meeting. attended by all the oranges
of Preble county, will be held at Camp
bellstown, Saturday, Oct. %, with JACK
son grangers as the hosts. Nomina-
tons of county officers for the coming
year viii be the principal business. A
short program has been arranged.
which will include history OF the P,'-
mona Grange. by John o'Hara- The
meeting will be an all-day affair, with
a community dinner at noon.
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Washington, D. G.
Frederic J. Haskin. Director.
The Richmond Palladium
Information Bureau.
enclose herewith two cents
: in stamps for return postage on
a fire copy of the Housecleaning
Booklet
: Name ...................
Street ................o.. 80
City ...................
state ..................
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-09
VETS HOSPITAL IS
CALLED GILT EDGE
Institution at Muskogee
for Manned EX-Soldiers
Praised

Tho Veterans hospital at Musko-
gee b. "git edge" and everyone
connected with its completion should
Doe highly commended. This was
the unanimous statement vt the in
apec'lOu committee Of the veterans
bureau lt Washington sent to report
on the MuskOgse institution Com
mondlt.on was given TO Horace II.
Htgau of Tula and $. c. Victor of
ALTON. two members of the Okla
Loma s.ltc committee i'm charge OF
constructing this hospital II. B Fell
OF ArdmQro, tho third member was
not mention d Hr did not meet
the inspectors at Muskogce as did
Hdguu aud Victor.
The bureau committee was COM
posed Of G.. W. Berry. legal adviser
20 directors OF the veterans bureau.
Dr j. I} McComb. chief of the gen
c'al medical section ~ the hospital
subdivision, and W. r Talbot, chief
dgatt.mau for the bureau They
spent wednesday and Thursday in
MuskoEcc inspecting the hospital,
coming TO Tulsa Friday for days
N.sit as the guests of Haglu.
Dr. Hugh Scott, acting director Of
the veterans bureau, w1s with the
committee ot NuskoEee. Berry and
Scott expect TO leave saturday for
Washington, while MgComb and Tai
Dot win visit two or threo new hoepi-
,al5 in the south before returning
ca q.
The committee Of three announced
while IN Tulsa, that d contract has
been executed providing for govern
mcnt control OF the Muskogee hos
pital on ana after January ! the an
nual lease price 10 be S22, 500,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-09
4 PREMIERS FIX
GERMANY DEBT
England, France, Belgium
and Italy Begin Fi-
nal Conference
STORMY TIME AHEAD


n t'.. N..U...Irt pr.s8
E'Tu$UDN Dec Tho pIru.-I.
af r.U... ITALY aud Belgium with
stall4 oft financial experts. arrived u
London today ful what ia genera. by
d.f.r.u,i as tine most critical r3u-
ference oF th. fUur.ynar succession
ut ,unrrrvu..s. which hay. HruggI,l
10 fix definite ana ru4I f,ptJruuu
trrms for Gumuu. Tomorrow tIo
prrulcrs VIII meet with Primo Mu.
lst.r B4.ar Law 90 begin fur dis.
,ufriuu.. u.i go last th.uull ihr
w,.k-oud. lr uo, into tho curly part
az ,ho coming week.
II fc.u br needing off mon who
have NOT worked together before
Houlr Ilw s,.II ,u'.r h.s Nrat pyr
florence as primo minister. Tn.
I'rDu,h had come go regard Lloyd
George n. too friendly toward G,r.
imluy and though ihrIa has uocn
tptuuE thus lur lu Bouar Law u1-
t.rlu,oa OF policy 20 give direct ru.
DouIaLrmeut thry hope. as OK
pr ID 100 French quarters tonight.
to find him more syuplihetic
howard France than his predecessor.
Premier Mussului OF Italy i4 %
man of mystery 40 one Knows what
Dc has u mind 40 far as the rspara.
tions schedule ls concerned but
fherc nGo many who hold strong be-
l.of that 10 the chance offers. he win
demand for Italy a mll shar, of any
t}C man payments decided upon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-09
CREDITS GOLDEN RULE


/ The golden rule Is Fhe foundation
iot our education as weil as the bull
wark OF our civilization. =. j. Hurley
1oid the Chamber OF Commerce at
Hotel Tulsa Friday noon His ak
was a part ut the local Observance
iof national education week
Z w. Frank Walker, rcaltor and
memher of the city planning COM
omission, spoke on that commission e
fctlVlties IN sponsoring changes ia
certain streets to eliminate accident
hazards and give the city eymmot .
lical system of thououghfarcs.
"Transp ton t'byas the subject
OF County Engineer Dan w. Patton
who proposed that the Tulal Street
RAILWAY company ana the ,ty reach
flu understanding over new fran.
Ehlse under the terms of which street
Railway extensions would be possible
stnd mandatory
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-09
FIRE WIPES OUT
80 CITY BLOCKS
IN OREGON TOWN
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5<r

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1~r
a new building which WAS .
by the fire. Dellinger SAID ..,l.
typesettIng machines had been .,aa
but the rest OF the plant MA. I.'
stroyed, including the file. of "a
years ago.
Telephone exchange and ....
graph offices were burned
munication with the or,.....
maintained throughout tho ia. a,
means of long distance Hr. ,...,y
porarily set up at the city bali
The meeting OF citizens and ba
mayor resulted In the nau... ..
committee on temporary relief II
Hoetler placed his residcu.. .. ....
disposal Of St Mary's hasr.... ..
housing Of patients Tho .I
keepers Of Oregon. I'm session
Portland, donated $4,000 rar ...,
and railroads offered free .-.1..
portation and other aid. the q. o.
T. L. established free Mur1 .,
the Y. VI. e. A.
The Columbia River Paps.r ...
sociation donated the Use az .yr
steamers for housing purp0s.. and
facilities in churches and ..r.r
buildings were listed for huus.u.
detachment of the Oregon nl.t.r7l
guard was due to arrive to aid ...
local police. orders were Issued q
keep every person out OF tho ugr..4
district tonight
Lee Drake, part owner OF the AS.
toria Budget and president of .na
Astoria chamber Of commerce. rl. d
meeting of all merchants to. Co..
morrow to discuss 0ia0e '0r roouI-
iOE
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Los ANGELES, Dec. S. What
Kind freJS or tate saved Peggy CAT
fee from the sworn vengeance Of
the "Tigor-W Woman Mrs. Cara
IhillipsP
For time noice and deputy
Shcritfs here were convinced that
the Tiger Woman's" first act after
escaping from the county fail. where
she was confined before being taken
to the pcnlten;iary was 10 wreck
her vengeance on the woman whose
testimony largely was responsible
Tor her conviction.
Peggy ana Clara once were pals"
Then came the discovery of the
mutilated body Of Mrs. Alberta
Meadows along the lonely Montecito
drive. The subsequent arrest OF
Mrs. Phillips. The charge Of muir
der, And the trial.
Peggy CHgce was the states star
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-09
NERVOUS WRECK
FOR SIX WEEKS
Kentucky Lady Tells How She
Became Strong and Healthy
Recommends Cardui to
Weak Women.

Mount Vernon, Ky-Mrs, Cynthia
Vanhook, formerly Of Stanford. but
now residing here. says that after
her third child was born, she UNDER
took TO resume her homework too
soon, "and his caused me great
deal Of trouble"
i II began to feel weak and all
, played out-not myself at ALL" as
Mrs, Vanhook describes her coudl-
ton. For about six weeks was
just a nervous wreck ] had TO have
some one DO all my housoworK,
My doctor told me my impru-
adonce had caused shock to the ncrv-
Gus system. and the thing 20 do was
20 use a tonic 10 build up my
strength.
"He recommended Cardui
Very soon / saw an Improvement iu
my condition. l used three bottles
OF Csrdui and my health was
restored.
- am = strong, healthy woman"
This Kentucky lady adds that she
"uever fails 10 recommend Cardui 70
weak and rundown lady friends"
Thousands OF women praise Car
dul 20 their friends.
This mild, harmless, vegetable
tonic medicine has been in success
lful use for over forty years, in tht
Treatment of many common ailments
suffered 10y women.
Your druggist sells Cardui.
Let him supply you, today.-Ad
'YertisemCpt
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ing Of hammer--that she had es-
capped from her cell in tho county
JAIL here.
But before this oven came "a call
20 the sheriff. Office frantic ap-
peal FOR help. n was the voice " a
woman. shriu with torTor--tho voice
OF peggy Caffee
The connection was broken
Tracks Of the Tiger.
Deputies rushed go the Caffcc
home They found footprints around
the house similar tp those made by
Mrs. Phillips ln her roof flight from
the Jan; they found a scarf that she
had worn at the trial
But they didn't find peggy Caftce.
Npr did they fnd any trace ~ her.
~ was as n the earth had swallowed
the former friend of tho Tiger
woman"
several hours latcr. after tho
deputies had returned 90 hcadquur-
tets. thoy learned Of tho acus4t t.onai
escape Of Mrs Phillips Then tho
significance ~ tho footprints and
the scarf dawuci upon them
Airplauo9. motorboats ana autos
'Wiftly wDrc cDmmandeercd The
hunt for tho Tiger Woman bogan.
And it continues.
But just az the investigator were
about convinced that Peggy had
been the victim Of the "Tlgcr-
Woman's' vengeance, she turned up
In Long Beach biissfully ignorant OF
the uarroWucse of her escape
Today tho search for Clara con-
tinutd and had spread to every COR
n"r of the United states. but all 10
no avail She has completely van-
ishod
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-09
Rob postoffIcc nj Bnthnny

OKLAllOM CITY, Dec, Rob
.bers broke into the postotfico at
bethany a religious community near
sherc early this morning and car.
'ried the safe into the country, where
-they blew off the combination and
lobtained Sl,1O0 IN currency, accord
.ing TO local police who investigated
'1he robbery. No traces of the
Thieves has yet been found
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-09
EMPTY STOCKING
FUND NOW $273
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

'''' T''0'' T T7'N TN'H ''I
Noo.., ,atriC.a MiDhie, Lawrence
W Trolingor, II. Despair, II W..
Shaner Mrs. W. II Christopher, T..
-. korshner, u. =. Stringcr, Anne II
stanley Don V. Ellis Ethel Scott
Margaret ClIff II T.. Mclean, J. -.
Hodge, NJ. T. Austin and Mrs Mod
risun
Up 10 Friday the fund totaled an
even s92. with a lengthening list
Of indiv dual subscriptions and a
gift Of 500 from the Exchange Ma
tional bank, the fund reached
f273.l0. The donors Yesterday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-09

Central high school Tuesday evening
Many patrons Of West Tulsa attended the
program.
Mrs Frank Hardesty Of 1913 South
Phoenix, who left last wednesday Tor
Okrnulgee where she has been visiting her
daughter, is expected 70 return this after
noon.
charles Greer. who has made his home
for the past year and a halt with Nj. and
Mrs NJ. G. Corby Of 2t36 South Phoenix
has returned 70 his mothers home az Red
Fork
Rev. W. G Clock. pastor Of the NJ. T.
day evening Of the widow colony at Sand
springs.
Mis Bessie Gray, iTio south Nosales
who has been ~ for some time, is re.
ported much better.
west Tulsa IS well represented at the
Harmon revival meetings, now being held
In the First Methodist Episcopal church IN
Tulsa.
jess Nesrgard IL on the job again after
an extended vacation In the east.
Herman Bolin is Off duty account ~.
ness
Brakeman Watts has resumed work on
the A. V. & W local after ? few days
vacation
=. r Keim. who has been ill In the
hospital at Springfield, Is again on duty.
Assistant Superintendent A. Campbell OF
Enid, was In the yards Thursday and Fri
day.
Earl Benson 10 now working weigh.
master Job. being relieved us mudhop by
Boyle boyle.
ROadmastur Umlauff Of Sapulpa was
hcre TO attend 10 business Saturday.
!. Charles Il again holding down a job
as conductor on the Dawson switcher.
A wind-proof pipe for smokers,
invented in England, is lighted by
scratching a match inside a gauze
shield which also prevents sparks
flying out.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-09
West Tulsa Neus
Girls Have Meeting

Girls Have Meeting.
The Girls Auxiliary OF the West Tulsa
First Baptist church met IN regular ses-
sion Friday afternoon at I o'clock n the
home of one of the officers. Miss Mildred
Mcclure. 1905 West Twenty second place.
Tho girls were able 20 secure Miss Elsie
Chl'irrs Ha the new leader % the club.
Those who attended the party were
NeIma Prurud. Jsunltn Carncs. Mary Ellen
Cornes. Lucille Tiunsy. Ins2 Tinneyt Eva
% Brlen. Earth Page. Mary Moga and NJ SO
HetresHments we're served as the close.
The next meeting viii be held at the
h4ne - Mss Eva O nsisH. 1898 "ts;
Iwrnty second place.
BoY supper Big success.
box supper given by the senior u.
s. f. d, or tho West Tulsa First baptist
church held iu th. walters building
Thuttjay night brought more than goa IN
proceeds Go the Suruay-schcpl OF tho
church. \ good crowd attended the sup
pen and Fun won't unchecked throughout
Tn" entire evening.
The Rcbekah club OF the Rebetsh lodge.
So. go. met Friday afternoon at o'clock
ln the * Of Z. hall aud transacted impor-
tent business plan was maAe 6y Wnl,h
Mrs. Louis Knight and Mrs. Beulah Mo
Drpry served the membership with re-
treatments.
Miss Jesse McCleunnd. member OF the
business Wumvu's clubs at the Y. w. C. A.
story Telling Hour. 20 b" held In tho
basement OF the NJ r. church this after
noon at o'clock, This new work is a
success since the number of children at
tending the needing Is steadily growing,
Mrs J. w. Wooten u Kawawa who Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Anna Hawk ui
2ll5 South Olympia, has been ill with
ur1uical pneumonia but ia now able to be
up ana visiting relatives at jerks,
-H--H=----
II 30
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-09
Telephone Manager Is
Hurt by automobile

op0tlaI 20 INe WOTTu,
SAND SPRINGS, Doc. s.--A E.
Thompson. manager of tho South
western Bell Telephone exchange
here, while directing work near
Neru station was hit and injured
shortly after noon today by "A wheel
flung from speeding automobile
lie was rushed TO The Tulsa hos
pltal, where his injuries were said
50 be principally 10 the back and
not Of a serious nature. The car
was making a speed of 80 miles an
hour and was being pursued by
traffic officers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-09

ups, TIC - iG'G " oman Hnu
Her "tlaNs."
witness. In detail she described to
the Jurors, blow ly blow, how Mrs
Phillips had beaten the life from
the body ot her victim with "a ham
mer purchased at 10-ccut store
.ur thg. very purpose.
How she had attempted to come
ip the rescue OF tho uniirtuuate
rut.a1 only TO be warned that a
'. Hr fate awaited her II she inter
fercd
lar time after the murder. she
&. .l. f.ar of the "TiEcr-W Woman
scaled her lips. Then sae took au-
thut.tios to the scene and rc-cnaCted
tho crime.
During this entire recital the
"Tig Woman" showed little emo
ton. Perhaps her teeth clinched
just little tighter her flngcrnails
dug little deeper into her palms
Hut TO all outward appearances she
was unm1ved.
The Tigers Revenge.
But the tiger at hay ~ a danger
q. en- urN and the female of the
species, truly. has been said TO be
L.u c deadly thAn the male.
And there, as her former friend
told the story which practically as.
surcd her conviction, the Tiger
Woman swore eternal vengeance.
swore that somG day she would be
revongcd on her nemesis.
Came the startling news that the
Tiger Woman" had proved as adept
at the use of n saw as at the WELD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-09

charles Greer, who has made his homo
for the past year and halt with Mt. and
has returned 20 his mothers home az Red
Fork.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-09

The percentage OF man power per
population in the United States /.
fNcd nt l49
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-09

Mrs Frank Hsrdesty Of 1913 South
Phoenix, who left last "wednesday for
Okrnulgee. where she has been visiting her
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-09

Central high school Tuesday cyeuing.
Many patrons OF West Tulsa attended the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-09

Rev. w c. Clock pastor Of the NJ 4.
church. conducted the chapel services Fri
day evening Of the widow colony at sand
springs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-09

siis. Bessie Gray. iTi0 south Nogales,
who has been 80 for some time, is re-
ported much better.