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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
Nnmonn rInns Ulr Season.

The prospects for suoccs-ful
season at Ramona high school is
very bright Four letter mon were
lost by graduation, an OF which
were from the tine. Tho back field
remains intact with many now
men reporting for tho squad %
stronger team than last year g.
looked for Ramona ncCs ono OF
the stiffest schedules Tor a school
OF It's size, From 20 Co so boys
fro man enrolment OF 90 boys
has been reporting ,yory evening
to Coach Bass. l.ust year Ramona
held Tulsa 90 l4 20 @ score m
the first game OF tho season for
both teams. Ramona hopes TO DO
even better this year
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
TULSA ENTRIES
AT HORSE SHOW
SWEEP PRIZES
Admiral King, Lady in
Grey, Melody Maid
Among Winners

Tulsa ar!strOCrats OF the show
horse world, pitted against one Of
the largest fields that has ever
shown in Kentucky's famous rings
during the past week were masters
Of the situation and time after time
swept tira,s and championships In
the stiffest competition in the his
tory OF the show.
The Kentuck state fair In its horse
chow department could easily give
a horse show Of the first magnitude
without having single horse on
view that had not been bred within
the boundaries of the state, and yet
for the past three years practically
all OF the classics and the major
events have been won by horses
from Tulsa, Okla, and had It not
been for visiting owners from Tulsa
the horse shows would have been
indeed vastly less important func-
tion. The 1922 horse show was
dominated by the horses OF w. l..
Lewis, Walter e. Wright, and II. n.
.Greis Of Tulsa.
a tabulated list OF thir winnings
follows:
stallion championship, Admiral
King, first-W. l.. Lewis.
Mare, saddle and harness, Emily
Pemberton, first, II. y. Greis; Lady
in Grey, third, w. l.. Lewis.
-. Fiye-gaitod gelding Petroleum,
first, II. y. Greis
Mare championship, Elizabeth
Greis, second; II n. Grels.
Two-year-old stake, Clay Willis.
second. II. y. Gre!s; Delight. third
w. J., Lewis.
Five-gaited mare class Lady in
Grey first w. l., Lewis. Emily Penn
berton second, H. n. Grcls
Roadster mare. Miss Miller first,
H. ~ GreIs.
Ladies three gated class, Melody
Maid, fiIst, II. II. Grcs.
Five-gaited gelding, Petroleum.
first, II n. Greis,
Roadster pairs, Black Fox and
mate, first, II. ~ Greis
STALLION, class shown in hand. Ad-
mlral King, first, w. L. Lewis
Two-ycar-old fine harness class.
Clay Willis, second, II. n. Grels.
Three gated pair class, Melody
Maid and mate. first, Mrs, Walter p
Tiye-galted stallion, open class
Aumllal KING, first, w, J., Lewis
Roadster geldlng, Entry, first, II.
n, Greis.
Fine harness stake, Elizabeth
Greis, first, II. n. Greis.
Championship walk-trot stake,
Manifest, fourth, w. L. Lewis.
Roadster stallion, Joffe, first, W.
l.. Lewis.
Roadster championship stake. Pat
ty Miller second, II. y. Grels.
Junior Championship Emily Penn
berton, second, II. n. Greis.
Mrs. Walter Il. Wright Of Tulsa
won in 1921 the best lady rider class
ana the Observation-Disclosures pair
class, She again won the pair class
this year, as well as the ladies class
Tor walk, troi and canter horses.
Mrs, Walter r. Wright and Mrs
w l.. Lewis win return TO Tulsa
with their horses the early mart OF
this week, in order to take part in
lhs horse show in conjunction with
the Tulsa county free fair.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
Cuh. md nodrer. srlIt.

NRpuklNN Sept Chicago and
NrnolINu divided toiuy'B douule-hcodu
tho rubs taking tho first game. 90 b.
and tho Dodgers winning tho second iu
90 un'urs by tu o. MiNcTs home nun
lead IN iho rrst game. but he could not
hold a. being Knocked out - the box
n tho third inning The Dodgers ,itd tUn
sn0ru with Allridge IN tho box I'm the
fourth bus the latter held then, down 20
ono hlt Nurtucr lost out I'm tho ninth
when the cubs scored two runs on pass
two errors ana Tcrry's single ShrIvrr
ana Keen two r0oltles, had q pitchers
duel ln the second game, tho only run
hrlHg scored hy Ulgh lu the tenth on hls
t,uglc. two sacrifice huuts which went as
Folders chUIceH when tho base runners
beat tho throws ana Olson's Ions drive
tp center
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

hhaited for Wsrmoth IN seventh
kliatted for Brillhcart in ninth.
Score by innings.
Warrington .. ,oO mn taa-s
D"lI"t ..,,.. ...,,....,.,,.O0 O42 gHE-9
,,, summary: Two-ba hlts-GosIin, JHgE-
lAicc base hit-HHTrls Stolen base-Eig.
ny. Bases on balls--Off Oldham O. 0t
tFancls 4 OF Warmoth 1. or Erickson
or Brinheart 2, Struck out--By O1.
nam =, by Francis I. by Erickson T. by
glsen l. huns--Iudge r. Shanks Lap.
nam Lamotto. HBney Jones g. cobb
Eehch 2. Oldham 2 Errors Rice Shann
Lapham, Francis, Rigney 2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
Dcnison Forces Reduced.

AUSTIN, Texas, Sept lG.-Tho
force OF 500 Texas national guard
troops on martial law duty at Deni-
son was ordered reduced TO approxi.
matclv $50 by Governor Neff late
today in a telegram TO Adjutanl
cneral Thomas y. Barton, now a,
NenisOn. Governor Neff refused to
Tate the cause Of his action de-
"larins II was not because Of the
partial settlement OF the railroad
striEe
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
Young Gardener Discovers the
Reason for Slump and Sets
the League Afire
BY Il. A. BRIDGEwATER.


"IIow does 1t feel to be a big
loagucr?"
When this question Is popped at
Herschel Bennett, star Ouer left
gardener, the young man just sold 10
the ST. Louis Browns for what is
said 20 be a Western league record
price, simply grins. He feels good
and he knows L, but he hasn't much
TO say about It,
Bennett is a quiet young fellow,
% years old, married and the proud
father OF twin boys two years old.
In the winter time he lives in
Spl inEicld, Mo, whore he works as
clerk in a county office.
Always ON the Run.
On the ball field Bennett IL
streak and a bundle OF nervous life.
Coming from and going to his posi-
tlon IN left field he always moves
as though he had some definite OBJ
jcctive IN mind. At bat Bennett
stands in a Crouched position, al
ways on his toes, giving the I'M
preston that he is liable TO Jump al
tho ball any moment; and this is
In measure true, for he often steps
into curve to hit IL before the break
His brilliant speed enables him to
mako many seemingly impossible
catches especially coming in or go
Ing 20 the SIDE on "a ball Because
Of the comparatively small field in
me local ball lot Bennett has not
had much chance TO show his abil-
IIy here in going back for long
hit but I'm the larger parks OF the
league he has demonstrated his abil-
ity 10 do this
BENEFITS success this year has
been spectacular, dOubly so because
OF a Terrible slump in the exhibition
games just before the championshi
season opened. After burning up the
Southwestern league last season
while with Muskogee, where he had
been sent by Tulsa because OF in
ability 90 hit. Bennett was expected
% DO great things for the oilers.
But his Southwestern batting aver
age OF .iOG was soon forgotten when
he was unable to drive a ball from
tho int'eld I'm one exhibition game
after another at MCNulty park. The
OllCr management was frantiCally
searching for a capable gardener TO
replace Bennett when the Western
league season opened, and the fact
that one could not be found turned
out the luokicst break imaginable
l'l lHr lOlSd entry, fur on the
opening day day of the season Ben
nett found his batting eye. and he
has been Cloutiug the ball with
amazing regularity ever since. He
is the one man In the entire Oiler
lineup who has not suffered what
might be called batting slump all
season.
Follows the BAH.
81 found out why ! wasn't hit.
ting Bennett said said recently In
discussing h.s oarly-season weak.
ness at bat, and | don't believe
I'll ever encounter the same trouble
as long as my eyes are good.
For q long time last spring ]
couldn't imagine why / wasn't con
meeting with the hail, | could see
10 plain enough and u didn't look
hard to hit | was taking what the
boys cal, n healthy cut, but Just
couldn't bring bat and ball together
squareiy
"Then one time NJ the plate
discovered the cause. was letting
my eyes leave the bah wnen u wa.
still a foot or two from the plate.
md swinging where | though, u|
would be. Consequently was m lss-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
Scnbonrd Line Signs Tn

bAlsll MORE, sept lb,-An-
rouncement was made today at the
office Of s Davies Warficld, presi-
dent Of the Seahnard Air Line that
the agreement has been signed by
the railroad and the men for the
9ettlemrnt OF the strike, as adopted
In Baltimore and approved by the
policy committee of the railway em-
p'oyes department. American Fed.
e alton OF Labor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
WING so1 0, Red sor 9.

CHICAGO, Sept. IG.--Chicago rsle.
hrsted the raising ~ the city cham .0n-
Mtp peInant won frpm the Chicago Va.
20 = IN the fret game ~ the series Ths
,ocaIs won the game by punching their
hlts behind bases on balls
Faber pitched In fine form and had No.
ne trouble holding the visitors saf,
Ihe day was also In honor OF Ernie
Juhnson the Chicago shortst0p. and hs
was presented with a gold watch, s0aIsI
from Fort sheridan and sailors from The
Hteht Lakes with number uf marines
t'gh part IN the nag-ratsing,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
Representatives Wight ON Floor.

NNSHINGTON, Sept. 1G--The
mouse was thrown into great con-
iuaon during a roll call today when
Alabama, struck Harrr.rrt,,i,,,
dempsey republican. New York
{,,Wo blows with his open palm
FRIENDS rushed between ana pre.
vented further outbreak.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
Athletics o; Indians I.

CLEVELAND, Sept. I6.-Ed Rommeu
celebrated his recent marriage today by
holding the Cleveland Indians 20 four
scattered hits. Philadelphia winning ths
first game OF the series, to !. But f0r
wlld throw to second base TO retire
Jameson who had doubled in the ninth,
Rnmmell would have scored n shut.Out Il
was his twcnty-fifth victory OF the sea.
son.
Score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
rIrntra nnh rhlllI.. snlli

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. pittsburgh
and Philadelphia divided double header
here today. the former winning the nrst
game, ~ 90 o, ana losing the second 4
TO q, bppnrtune hitting enabled the Pr
rntes 20 defeat Philadelphia IN the first
gnm" but Icslie's home run IN tho nuh
inning ur tho second game with q man
ON base and o double hy Benton with two
men on In tho seventh gave the locals the
sec0nd game
first Gamr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
WICHITA POUNDS
SAINTS DOWN IN
RACE FOR CROWN
st. Joe 9 Games Behind
Tulsa; Omaha Blanks
Sioux City

sly JOSEPH ssrt ir-Wlyhif1 won M,
ihTd EHWr Ut fNH H,ri.H from at Jusruh
To-Day. tu HIrI Hui s"il,ra vrta uuuuu-
th hHrl in tho early lnunrs hut tho uf.
i'r hilt ~ ih" r1w" Nyg pItChlug duel
between Iludb,rr and Msuu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
Score

NNoue out when winning nam sgoral
Score by innings;
Chicago ,........... 900 600 600 %
Brooklyn .......,.....o00 600 600 ii
summary Double play Olson Johnston.
Mitchell Base uu bais-ou Kapu l. OF
Shriyrr B. struck out-Hy Keen T. hy
ShrlVgr Hun-HIgh. Errors Uuuochur
2, Johnston
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

or Jones ., Of AldrihEs I. of Ructhcr
l. struck uut--Rv JourH . hv Ru.thor
NunB-Stuts. UouoCner. Terry. Grimes O.
Miller, Allri1ge. Johnston Q, R Griffith
Myers. SChmNudt ErrnrH-Turry j. oil
son. SChmandt
second Game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

DETROIT Mich. Sept. IC--Da'rot
drove Francis from the box and continued
Its attack on three other Washington
pitchers today. winning the opening game
OF the series TO 6. Washington figured
in the scoring.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
Rntinr

XBAtted for Ferguson In seventh
SKBatted for Russell in ninth,
Score by innings
Boston .,.,.,,,..,.,, 200 O0i Oio-s
chicago ................O0 24O lNN-S
summary Two.base hits-Hooper
Pratt. Three-base hit--Mostil Double rIaL
Pratt tu Burns Bases on balls-OU Kari
Picrcy !, Runs RUINS Harris Hoopr. u
Collins, Sheeiy, MostN Fa'k SchnI. =
faber Errors-E, Collins. Shrgp aolid'
Ian y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

SuWm0ry1 TWU-bOse hIts--JnUINs0n,
sisler. Mcusel Double plays--Duganto,
Pip. Ward 10 Scott to Pipp Severed
and McManuH. RHsc on balls--On Sho,EsT
2. struck out--By Shawkey 6. by Sh1cksr
6. Runs-Dugan. Meusel, Gerber. Errors
jacobson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

NBRtted Tor Uhle In ninth
Score by innings:
Philadelphia .......... .2OI 600 O20-s
Cleveland ....,.......... 600 OOn Onf-l
summary; Two-base hlts-HHuser. MI.
ler ?, Perkins, Jameson. struck out--By
uhle g. Double play-Hauger, Galloway %
Hauscr. Bases on ballz-ON GhIo 81 N
RommeN !. Ruus-MCGpwan, Perkins 2,
Hauser Miller. Dykes Jameson. Err0rH-
Rommell, MCNulty. struck out--By uh.s T.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

Two Keys are needed to open
new burglar defying door lock and
an owner must know how to use
them
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To1s ad no 20 is Totals 7j % ~ %
sIlHUIH flr buuYuu, u seventh.
KNiiIftrd tuJ oNI,.ule ln ninth
ttlIr by Innings
cincinnati .............. 600 Uu2 900. 2
h.H York ........... IIi N-l Pix
Summary. Twu.bNH8 hIt.- Young Three
hrar Due NuwIIura. Home run. Kelly
Iuulio play bancroft TO Rawlings 10
EcIIF lusr4 ON bnlls-DH Duu0hue a
Orr Gillespie I. struck out.aHy j. Usrurs
D. tF Uuuuuun p. NunH.-Uurus. uuuhoTt.
Rawlings q FtIr'h O. Kelly o. Errots-
HurrrHvo, ptu,IL uunnhur.
Second Game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

NNyn tur Wiris in ninth
1Ruttcd Tor NuCthor M ninth.
aFTiborg out, hit by battrd naIl.
EunL- ~ LnuLu..
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NNHffol fHr Ryan Iu seventh
AFluttaI for JounnId iu ninth
sruru hy innings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

summary tWorbnHe hits-Buhue, Luz
que. Three base hits Duncan. Burns.
Home ruuHHFrisch. Double plaYa-Frisch
ana RnwIlngg Young Hud Fflarh Bases
uu hnllsH.pf McpulllAn /, on Ryan O.
htruyk utH.Ny Ryan q by Jounard. i
by Luuue 4 Runs Burns Housh. Fonsc-
ca, llnolll 2 Bohue 2. wnFu. Rawlings.
lrIach 2. heuscL Errors --Luque stengei,
McQulllAu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

Western League.
AT TULSA o, Oklahoma tUN 4,
At 81. Joseph o, wichita o,
Al Sioux city omaha q,
Al Denver (, Des huings o.
National Isngur.
Al New York 50, Cincinnati 2rA
Al phladelphis G-s. Pittsburgh ll-r
At brooklyn b-l. Chicago 20,
AZ Boston p, 81. Louis =,
American League.
Al 81. Louis J. New York 2.
Al Chicago .. Boston 2.
Al Cleveland J. Philadclphia 3,
Al Detroit O. Washington Q.
American Association.
At ST. Paul 5 columbus ].
Al Kansas CITY I, Indianapolis g.
Al Minneapolis ., Toledo J.
Al Milwaukee 3. Louisville T.
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First Game.


Sluttod for Mcodows In nth.
NSbuttcd Tor Pinto In eighth
Score by innlnKs3
Iittshurgh .........,.0lo 231 10i--Il
Philadelphia ...........OOO Ool 0iI--
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-08-29
gSallanfumrms Guafemalasia.

Nerico GitD. Guaterbalon II.
nionistit (&estis Aenertfou DaItFol,
sen liiton tont,ottalat) oDot tufisfc*
meet prelioelrtti Gretlonan bollltnt.
fen ia on preIioetltti pafenenlns'a
maosto, 1nif1li tdfaleiiitle feholl!e
laopl,neisIa idbfoiauomisio ferro'
taan. ggdlioifaiIefii preilbentitil on
,.imitetto sssulio ernasto 3eIepa.
slsteiiet ldbfofanolnot omot olott'
teneet, ett1 0uateruolasla otpat tpol'
linneet Iespottonat oloI1lbteet. Wa'
ihiugtct1iIn elof,,uu g p:nd laapls
neislo tieocisia uatnittiin, ettc
suii,ne n1nonantGina oil perustus
lailIilet tafo,ifiet lopetetiu 8liate
malas|c ia iotalafi jullstettn mot
maar nnoan ioislafin oiisia. 81
rarteeu n,oinittitn fl.itenfin officer
GaIIitufIen to,1trDlIin alaiIena.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-08-29
Nmerlfan 2esioHa bl'iuGfIeN nr Stu
lanIesH.

Virginia D}inu, eIof. e i. -
ptiullelotnn poltiou glrnersfou &C.
qionon 1pn(tiotormentiioollisl td6i-
ri bntpotlDtsiin paGt6s,ollielma, iosio
t,,onIitoal, lpaltion ornaDoNs!oufA-
t,,Enou ncnetteIpd nopul,ttnes 5Gnl,
Us S. Gchaeierilt ionfa petoll'nen
ponffifcinnttelu aiheldfi tDqGinfoa
fahoiIle l6p1iillle. &oIne fertao =.
rittispat lpastaiallleen pastustolot
ioo6a Ien IptpGfinnlifen estetnfli elit-
tGuiIla ZEN popbdlle paucnI5sa.
WI1ttto ncllarnelIG ferrollo ie tuiten'
fin bgDoflD.'iin. Sebaeierin feinof-
tehtt ioattoitpot IS panffia gtiuua-
iotosia iultenlaen oipeuia, nttttc III
ID buolirnatta bdnet .popm'tettjin
iualrfiLasto oltuaau iielId a}uoastoon
ipahon oitao ia Taotuaou ienfin olon
Diettad toD0ellileala lOepouoe*lo
p1at5slclyIeInaslc 81 iuoro2foa''
moin;ta zc9oefarte u.mea, nltta
artnos,cllaun fDoltioli ornabbuslaa'
taf,tnlaa plee1fia n'l,,rtoH!ien arnpah'
ousfen iobbo5ta Nonportifon ai''
tor leboet o.pat nifaiieraai1, ortuoS'
telleet titi Filiperno6ri Ereusin or
mobousIartsfunnan n1eaetielpa. 500
glmerifcn 2egiora 1,iednrni1l iattniii
tdIld totpalIa iltuoiiemaon fantanla
niin ie i1iii entistd iui,rpn1roa lnot'
tamnsto iporiilraisten fotl(oicen Il
n!eenId tarTan fesfl,uoes'r. Otufto
ifatnli Limb tdsidfit foto,,tIesfo olj
Ie eta min monet eoilstaiof tons'
tusti,uat tlsolLaiier postolo1t!een bp.
mitiprnista.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-08-29
@altioiiflteeri Saabes pnolustaa
Wetuberrn1.

Ma1bington. Woltioiibteeri
Sugbes, jofa eiii,ltpi u,icbisanilai{en
li;ttoienoattorin Ne,pberrDn aliann-
ioiotra plioifeuben ebesld, fln noe
touml,s weiebisa1,i,s feoeraliien OF.
feuben pi0tofleSta oil ieit fdiitelto.
spGnd. iulfaiIi taalld dsfettoin lail-
Iltnnon. iosla bdn mofrutti, etta a.
Ienunosia oitei,besia tehtD ipplli'pps-
ttidt5s iennottori 9teiDberrDi lpas-
taon poniaut,ti tobistufliin, iotfa o.
ioittitpat, etta geelpberrDt tpaalitais
tel,,sIa ei olt1, barioiett, mitaan TEL
loisto fieroa pelia, iosta Ilittole'
noattoria io naalitoinr1,tanla iobto'
ia ipptetttit. @altioIibteeerin lau.
funtoo pioetdd,r foitufiena iiita
ettd Soroinsin Iabinetti mabbolliies'
ii ttIee otton1aan toiminnalllIest
oiaa emf ipfipn tpaalitaistelunn.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-08-29
anfji rnsmua iaanrt inrmanIa
rDDstUnritsfIesia.

ct. saul. - Dfii rosmo mnmut'
lin fnolioafli, toiuen 6dotpottui 'Dea-
ralIiiesti ia folnlos pdaii pofoon
t0allii Dii'ne mnanartninu ilLcl!d
feib1n prittdesiddn rDSlpotd W{icf
Nallis ,tinirien mieber Iuoralnq.
gNorot tuiinot gniiistn pdiffnnn
n,nobian iiloIla ottoen rpppnt UT,
1iartDaomatta IoitpGt Ee 5ealllstd
ppllolIa p1ahan ia menetti istonla-
lanpitojG taiuntar'u. 8on flIiiet'
tin iuirto|i iifii pian, ettii ndfi ross
|troien oIe,pon IdbtemGsid. Metaeir
eiirn re.nolneriria aniput BALLS
fnrlnaten phben roslprn in boatpnfs
toen toi5td. &oinla3 mics paten,
m,tonobiilillu Iouffaontl,neeu fero.
ScsdltnllGlien ottiipat polttIit fiInni,
/ fun bdnta oltri,, tuierna5id erGaieen
| iairaoldon amblliansiilla. Sdn fuo'
| Ii nib0bernmin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-08-29
Na.falietua ta,5ieln taies pIsmaau
rattta;;elaffolGi@tsn olielnsg.

9,eu Iorf. elnf. 28 +. = SeujG.-
GeQH Euin uiuueiuerg 1ritp3 roilta-
tei0eu ioppatpo.ai$ten iaion lopetta-
nlllefli apdo,nistui [alliui ioffoIais- :
ten tDiraIljuell pu9eulies g Ns. Sc
neIl, etta rogtQteioen iobtajat, iotfo
lollliilpat nel,lpotteIilia lao,pQt NIT
tilo;llluben "lpaflulftau tu1papiiIilla
tlluppaIelI!een ralltotietiIaliteen jitl.
lnaslG tooeiliIultoesiu Me oielnue
tDptppdlliG Iiiben, ettG rolltaieioen
liifennetpiltneioeu feltpoftnn'uu5 To-
N!Stoo. ettd routoIiet eitu0t luoi bar
loitfon liifet!00u an.l1attita;optto-
inieu Iafonritfoiien o,ulllla." slr.
&eIpell jotfoi etta me !poiulue il
toboomlne taisteIIQ ehtojenne puoe
Ie$to ia fofo r1oaio fii;tidapGl 90
rtlnlrfleu pnole5to,
NatoulobtnIlen tubolto ri lobetet
IL latfoloiiiIlc taiftIol.a ,llaasla
labfolunomio, ioisid tcboiteiaou bel-
I'd iattonoan toist2llio fafi'utertoi-
leila tarnoIl1. 9!aatatieigS!1isien
tpiioen ma[ieg3juriesy6n iobtoiot,
iotte toinli.uot ioinijlnou m;ilittoii<
ma lotfolaistcn ja ral,tntefoeu uu-
iiIld, olpot olltareet Dleii6lle laltiun-
non, iosia Ieiittondt foettaneenfo
foifin teilloiu Ianoa io'uistoo al
faan, mlitta iii1i epUounist,neel,Ie.
Sc eiiu1t tee mltdun uhtol,f'ia ior=
Jestoienid puolesto, rnlttto moni(Ia
tuboilla eunlstetaan, etfa 1oluittel.t-
ien epnonnlStltatFncn tulee iohtc+
moan liibef1 ett1 rantotieliifenna
t1,lee pbd ele,m1ldn hoiriiutW11a[i!l
iel,tafia, ett1 foiffi ra,ltatieipoiiii3et
tlintaipat .lielifdrsuo,sita rautatieDb-
tioibe1l iprfGgs eliintpneiien ioboos:a
ia oipnt iiten fiind mieFenfliasla, ct.
III alnIta resfeT5itis D6tunittua nub-
fena eri inooIoilia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-08-29
aellogg eiittGd fisran Iain tg1maen.
j1riestoil iuastaan.

WoIblngtpn elof. % p. - ama-
rifa,, Inonoenliitou eoustaiat osuat
iprfasti loa5t,,stonlaan il.
Ia Iofieiitpst1, ionfa' ienaattosi &el-
Iogg on eIitt0npt preiioentti 9arbiu=
Gin fonnottan1ona. Sdlualt laiu
1nufaar tuliii Ybbpstpaltain ballfz
tuflelle tebtiindfIl marustaa lIitto-
nultion Iotuuafeu barloittamaan
ipahtipoluelusta 1elloilIilo palfoilla.
ioisio iuffoie,, 1attuesla u{fnmoalai+
fla too5teutelee. 9Gta nufa talbot.
toi'iin len per.,stcella, ettd funlain.
,Mlisten lnpinlssten n'lltoaa YDoDs-
,Daltoilt on Iitoieltusra tdalla alat
mien uIfomaaloisten benfea ia onloi@
)ilutta. TgDpdenltit. e0ustuiat !uait-
tdipat, eta loin tarfotlls OH oincas-
toun tuoIlo tefoIpDlld Ioabn liittohol-
litufIel lotiloot taiste.emaon laffo-
laiiia tpastaan ia tp6DaeniariestoIer,
haioittal1i1efIi. Tpopdeuliiton j.. G.
oustaiat oinat oYoiita1leet fi,inta @e(.
losg eIitti tondn lain fefdf. 2 p
| eli iunri Iilloin fs,in Dbopslpaltoir
ra,,totie-tgDneu,posto ilsifoiIi emf
m1iien ,r,l1rdpflet'i railtatie- -tpo'
I1isten poIffoien olenfalniIesta. Gil
ioin of mNosfin tiettpi, etta tu.
pnlffoien a!cntonlinen tull|i iobta
rlaan Ioffoor. Naitli tp5tuieu eol,s
taiio oipat lofieIitpSt1 irastusta,tee
mDosfin monet Idnfi- ia efeliitualtioi
ben ienoattorit iiild perusteella, etti
lie Iol,ffoiIt 1paltioioe,l it|eboltlnto
otfeutta. E,lon lain otnoat fa1tllot
4 taiot fo1niteon fl,nlusteluisia otpa
I, clleet MtnneIotan Iestaattori aellogl
/, ia Snotonan ienaattpri Stem, iof'
;, on preiioentti ,9aroirGin perioonalli
! nen DstGtpd. Ep5mGeneoustaiat il
I Iistatpot t1nldn lofieiitptien fatpa
: Iafii ia maaralliletli Iulln,1itelmof|
! rpbtp6 Doriottton,aon laffoien iGr
! fernist6 foniollisbollitllfIen 1polnlal
/ Ia
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-08-29

6enrg Toro ilmp.ttau uleiuaaia
pafctsttn ln!fsmaan tebtaania 6ssl-
LAMB Yarfisia, 9earbpru'sla ia vi
psr SeuscsIa Detroitisia, Wiieh. y,
III. Giilea pnniteen tafia |ppsf- 16
y. 2amGn fantta jpntuiii tgSft0mif-
ii 10000 miesta.
Genaatti OH padttanDt ainestaa
intilaiben bonnslaista maauamtaina
elpf. % p. 4rs1isentti @aroiugin
ilmoitetaan oleinan ,palmiiu tnetca.
maan bnnusloin, jog foneresIi iel,
bgiuafinb. W,ttia fsngresi!sia o.
tafintaau uletuau rtitta,pa eaemmis-
tS eiitbfielle, ettG ie iooioaau tebod
lafii prelibeutin tpetcamiIesta buus
li,natta.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-08-29
GoistbsmiriiStea sbbpffaat
sSsabD5ig.

Molfae. sSoa5o, eIos. % =. -
,soobon ebistDsrlialiIet otpat Nam.
posio pitarn6siaaa ,paltiofon,uente
iloonisla nilnittdreet fuwernoorine
elooffoofIi s. s. Gom.,elsin gne
itnldiiesta piirist,i on tongresIiln
@. M. 0eol ia tni'esta
piiristG Gotu 1ltnning. goistDsn.le-
iiIet ob'e[nla2faon fnnllattalpot tpal.
ton l,inlitpsipaaIieu tuptant6on OF"
tanista. 9fepl,blifooslit io oenlof'
ruotit orat ,nDosfin nirnitsa11eet o.
mat ebooffaouTa S6ahosId .narros'
flun tponleio auartetl.