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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01

Mm Morgen, geraoe a1s es iieben
nbr f4lug, murbe 2eonce bur4 etnen
beftigen Stud am Mrm gepedt; on letz
mem 8ett itanb Elm rielengroberMann,
Der i'm 3ornig anblidte unb ibm 5uz
rief:
r@teben sic auf, 9err Yartfer, i@
bin Nan Der 8elbe!!"
2epnce 1ab benTremben berbuBt on,
a~nttpprtete aber ni9t.
sd BIN @a1 Der @e1be,1 fubr Der
Mteie tmmer nilber fort unb bridte
ben Mrm bes iungen ManneS INNER
befttger.
uMo, tpenn sic Ban Der @elbe
iinb," anttportete 2eonce, nDas mollen
cit BENIN bon mtr9"
rMas i9 bon Sbnen tpiG? 9ie
&eble min i'd Shnen abf4neioen."
vSSa, aber. 49,.
n&eine Grfldrung, fteben Sic auf
nrb fplgen Sic mtr."
2eonee bielt es fir bas Bette, gu
gehpr@en, UNI ft@ biefes Originals gu
e%nllebigen unb tpar in tpenigen Minuz
ten angetletbet.
Ser. Mie{e 8an ber Nelbe erfabte
2epree beim Mrm, 5og i'm iber cine
Wenbe1treppe unb erretbte eirten @arz
ten, befen Sbir er Dffnete, bic auf
cine einiame @traBe 9inausfubrte;
bort 1ab fi9 2epnce bier Mdnnern ge@
qeniiber, bic Inn bollftdnbig unbefannt
tpdren-
r0err BON 8erbun," 1agte Ban Der
@elbe; ubie 9erren fennen ane Bic 11r<
fade bes 9uels, alio feine @rflGrun<
een petter!"
,Mber, berebrter 9err, man f4ldqt
ii@ bod ni@t obne ieben @runb. !"
rMb, mein 9err, finb Sic ettpa
Elm.
2eorce mar lei6tfnnig, aber ct mar
tapfer; baber ~geitattete er 9errn 8a1
Der @elbe nt@t, 1einen SaB gu bouenz
ben, fonbern fagte eifrig:
sd ftebe Sbnen gu Dienften, meil
9err!!"
Man3 perlieB bas !gaus unb erreidte
mad eintaen Minlten Elm f1einesWdlbs
den.
2eorce mar ni@t n11getpdnbt I'M
syehter, CT parirte bic erIten @tDbee
{ebr gut unb bic 5piBe 1eines Deqens
riBte 1pgar bic 6anb feines @eqners;
bDh bie1er, iber bic Munbe nIfbenb,
madte einen beftigen M1lsfan nnb traf
NIT Der DeaenfpiBe bic 8ruit bes Jun.
gen Mannes. Ser uneliidlide tpth
auriid nnb flr5te entfeBlt4 blei4 our
G:5e.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01
5pfprf elite Ban Der Belbe nuf Sc,

- p -
Sofort elite BON Der WelDe out Ne'
once gu. 11etgts itd iiber thn llro prufte
dEg1tlt9 bic Wu11be; oan11 1agie ct NIT
ber5tpetfelter Betpegl11g llr1D 51tterrloer
St1r1me gu ben 3eugen:
rS9 Ange1@tdter! SO babe Die
Sabe gu tDelt g%etrtebei1!.
asonee reidte Inn bic Sanb.
nMber tDarlm, gum 5eufel, 191def =
ST an@ met1er Jrau S1eDesDrle1e?
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01

angegebenen paTagienen befartb F4
aud Der Mame 9ubert Bol5.
5rtebe linn unb uns! fliterte
8urgmiiqer er19ittert. Nun Tam
iene arme, ungludli4e 5rau auf BEN
fleinen @annober'f@en Srieobofe rubtg
19lummern. Das Slid hires &it<
bes 1T gefi@ent.
@nbe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01
Dabrplan Der Gtftn-
tahuen.

Chicag. q Northwestern
6ilid aehenb
20. SIG Tdgli1, 11eue 2tnte, $50 ntorq.
Durb5ag nad Sen .3millingSitdoten
unb Dem Often
%. %
Count. aus9en, alte 2tnte. .8.48more.
Na@t gerbinouns bel &aiota nod ben
}milltn9Sitdbten un6 In @1anfato Sumo.
ION nod benz Often.
20. o.
Tra6t (auS9enommen gonntas1
IL ubr Is morgen8
90. 514-
Gdgli6, 11ele 2inie. 22::cc1 G nadm.
3nrdSuo mud ben s3nilltn9Sitdoten unb
EN- Often.
fo. -24-
Ed9lid, alte 9inte. -. 1923 nadm
@eili6 9ebeno
%. sly
Tdgli9, 11el1e 9inie. LOS nadts.
0ur6sns bon Ben 3millin9 Sitdbten lr1b
'em Often.
60. 13-
@onnt. o11sgen, olte Suite. .7:42more.
1urd3ug rta6 @leepp @pe, @eomoob
falls unb Mearibol.
Edelid, alte atnie. Ids mtttaes
10. 81
Tradt (a1seenommen @onnta9)
lbr IS na9mtttaes
20. 5O3--
Edglt6, ne1e Qinie. ~. 200 mittags.
2urd5ua bon BEN 3tpi(linaSitdbten u1h
,em Often.
%. 233-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01

SOlOSt 1tu1lulC IPuAS% ltNS n
einem f6Dnen 9erbitabenbe am Bah111zz
bpfe bprt 9ouai ab, unb 9err Dulallz
rier reibte Inn iber bas Sitter De
9anb; etn nit apei f4Dnen YterDen
be}pannter Magen trug ben jn11gen
Mann unb feinen Mirtb iber bic 1tanz
bigen 2anb1traBen babin.
Qeonce nurbe nit Der ber5lthfter
sSreube BON Mabame Dulaurter, NIT
einem freunbliden @ruB BON 2oui1e
nit einem eigentbImltAen 2d9el11 Don
2ouiiette empfangen.
Na9 benz Diner, bas ft4 Bis IN ber
Mbenb btn3os, fagte 3err 9ulaurte1
gu Qeonce:
rsSeBt 1@ide i6 Sic obne nmfdnbs
gu Set; mad elmer Tabrt BON mebre:
rem @tunben auf Der @ifenbabn II
einem Der &opf f@per; id tperbe @tt
al1o auf Sbr 3immer fubren, u110 oa@
nit quite Nabt!!"
MlS 2eonee it@ aaein. LAP, ting e1
an, feline Softer a%us5upaden; oanr
5pg er aus 1etner 8rtefta19e etn fotet1
5u1ammengefaltetes8 rief4en unb ting
an, fi9 bas1elbe nit lauter 5timmt
bor5ule1en. 9as 8lief9en lautete fol-
genbermaBen:
sd liebe Sic; tper 1onte Sic ni@1
1ieben? Menn td Baris berlaher
babe, 70 gei@ab bas nur, UNI Sbner
meme 2iebe 3u benei1en. Set 3tpeI
Monaten babe i@ nur an Sic geba9t
felt benz @pa5tergange, Der iber melr
2eben entf9teb. Sb, nerln Sic mid
bod mieber liebten!"
vMi9t libel, ni9t libel" 1ugte 2e=
once gu ii9 felbft, ri@ babe einen 9ie=
besbrief ME better abgefaBt. Sept bon
belt es ii9 nur nod barum, i'm tb1
auauitelen; aber nie? Das einfa4fe
Mittel 1T INNER bas bette; i@ iper6e
i'm ibr in ibr 3immer rnter bic 9but
i4ieben - bod tpo 1T ibr 3immer. bag
1T bic Jruge = auf ieben GaQ tperbe
id es. febr ba1b erfabren; i@ brau4e
nur auf bas @erdu19 Der SbIren I'm
9aufe gu a@ten*"
Sem Marten bauerte ni@t an5u
lange, CT bDrte balb auf benz ndmltdsn
Rorribor lei9te @9ritte, baS Nauz
1@en zines 8leibes unb 1ab. tpie eine
2ampe an. ieiner Sbir poriiber getraz
gen murbe. @@neu erhob er fi@, 0ffz
nete bic Sbir nit grDbter @orfi9t,
ftedte i@neu ben Ropf bor unb be.
merfte bas &letb nnb bic fetne @eitalf
2oui{ette's, bic tr Elm 3immer i'm 9inz
tergrurb beg &orribors auf Der linten
@ette eintrat.
Infer 9elb 1ieB einige Minuten Der=
ftrei9en, bann gin9 ct nit Moltsz
19ritten na@ Der Sbir, btnter Der
2puifette per19munben tpar nnb 14pb
1@neu unter Die Sbir ben 8rtef, ben
ct in Der 9anb btelt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01
I

Gtnes Morgens bte1t 2eoree geraoe
feline qepDbnlide Sasb, bic Sasb auf
Bic Bropin3ialen ab, ba bemerfte ct
einen biden Mann BON etpa fe4s3tg
ceSabren, Der cine Trau BON etpa finfz
ala am Mrm fiibrte, Die nod etnige
Ns1te BON friiberer @@0nbeit %betpabrte.
Ser !6err fagte:: SD finbe, Wfaoams
Oulaurier, baB uni ere Md0he11 ettpas
5ebr {@nen geben." -.
r!@e, 2outie, be, 2out1ette," rtet
Mabame.
Sci bis1em Doppe1ruf bliebsn 5tpei
iunge Damen, bic eintge S9rttte porz
eusgegargen paren, fte9en:
Qoui1e mar augen14etnlt4 otter als
Qput1ette = mabri@etnli@ tbre@4ne@
Tier, tpie 2eonce ba9te. 2outie mot
tpenigitens Is Sabre; lie mar grob tpte
tire Mutter, 1tattli9, feierli4 unb in1@
po1ant. SIRE @@mefter 2ontlette
qli6 ibr fDrperlt3 fat gar nt4t, lie
mar flein, 1@lanf, fem unb elegant.
2eonee fanb Trdulein 2oui1ette retz
aenb unb begann ben bier perionen
NIT gar5 b%e1onberer Mufmert1 amteit
gu fplgen.
Ma@ Rem Sriibitiid panbten ii4 bic
bier 1remben benz 8abnhof @atnt<2as
aare gu, itets bon 2eonce gefolgt; bod
fieq 6iefer niht in benielben Maggoa,
lnb als man in @aint : @loub anfam,
lieB er {i6 3uerft ni@t etnmal ieben.
9ie Dulaurier's ginget in eir1e Der
reiaenben Mueen bes parfes, 2outlette
mari ben @9mdnen 8rottrume1 gu,
unb a1s fe fi9 umtpanbte, fab lie me-
ben 1i9 2epnee 1teben, Der ebenfa4s nit
ben @9mdnen 1ptelte.
2oui1ette itteB einen leiien @4ret
aus unb elite 1ofort gu ihrer 5amtlte.
Mah etna etnitinbtgem @pass.ere
qange fingen 9err unb 5ran Dulauz
rier an, fib re@t ermiibet gu fiib1en.
,Mber me:n @ptt," REF Der Bater,
ufinbet man benn bier ni9t bic fleinft tie
0uelIe? Sd faus por Miibigfeit I'm
unb mD@te MIDI germ erfri19en."
2eonce fanb bic @elegenbeit gut, ct
nGberte fi9 Mabame 9ulaurier uno
iagte, ben 9ut abnebmenb:
r@nGbige 5rau, i@ tam Sbner
cine ausge3etanete Auel1e 5eigen, bic
in ber gan3en @egeno bier berubmt
it,"
sd banfe Sbner tau1enbmal, meirt
9err," ber1ebte Mabame 9ulaurier.
uDenr @te geftatten, Maoame,
perbe iA sic 1elbft btnfiibren."
Ser @pa3tergang nurbe fortgefeBt
unb es entipann 1i9 etne lebbafte TIM
ter6u1tung atpti9en 9err1 Dnlaurier,
Mabame Dulaurier unb Qennee.
Ser innge Mann be1aB @etpar1bt=
bsit, @eift, unb man fanb i'm balb reiz
3enb.
rMan muB geiteben," fagte Maz
bame Dulanrier, rbas 9eben IN parts
ift re9t anftrenget1b, bic Mege finb 10
lang....
1,2ieber @ater," rief 2ouifette, rtDie
tndr's, tper11 tpir Bis beute Mbenb BIER.
b!ieben9'
rBis beute Mbenb9 Das 1T un=
m6gli6, mir fernen bic Meae ni6t,
unb nuBten aud ni@t, tpp mir biniz
ren folten,s
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01

n~nfreitpilige gelbftritif. 8err
(5um 6eiratsbermittIer) v@ine foz
genantte geIdeite ODER gar gelebrte
Srau m0dte i9 ni9t."
8ermittler: rNatirIi6. natiirli9l
barf in feinem Sale SSbnen lber>
legen iein."
9err: %.aueroingsl Nber ~ tpiiz
len sic gar gu bumm m6dHe i6
lie AUDI ntdt."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01
MtuneapDlis uuo 81. 2ouis
N1rblid Qehenb.

2VUIUItW BegeHU.
Rem ulm II. @t. Saul. sos morqer,s
Cad ben d3millingSitdoten l:O9 nadm.
sotaler Tra6t5ug .....2:O5 radm.
ShbIt6 gebenb.
rod @torm Sat. ...l2.37 ,adn::.
eotaler 6ra6t3us. 80 80 nlorgsns
Ten nl1n u. ct. Saul. 1855 abenbS
Alle 3ise 9eben tdelt@ alseenors,
uen GomltaaS.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-01
.Wenn es petter nidtS it," beetle

uWenn es tpeiter nidts it," beetle
fid 2eonee gu 1agen, ni@ fenne Elm
bubfdes Heftaurant init 2auber,
5prinqbrunren unb 81umen, np man
better als in Daris btnirt."
Die Dulaurters nabmen nit Yer
grigen an, man madte fi9 tnieoer
auf ben Meg, unb cine @tunbe fpdter
.faben uniere flint 5reunbe IN etner
2aube bes bon Qeonee berbetber1er Ute
taurants.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25
loo GRADS WILL
ENTER TULSA u
Start Special Campaign
to Interest Members
of 1922 Class

one hundred OF the 1922 gradu-
ates OF Tulsa high school will enter
the Uniyersoty OF Tulsa this fail as
fresh men II u special campaign Just
launched by the university complete.
ly tops It's goal. Last year the uni
versity had In it's freshman class
81 now Tulsa high school graduates
and the year before 10 graduates
Dr. franklin G. Dill university
dean, win call personally upon the
$50 members OF the 1872 class and
their parents, beginning this week
and will consult with them as TO
their college plans In connection
with their life work plans. Doctor
Din will be preceded by n letter OF
university and Us courses. cent
through the malls over President
!. VI. Gordons signature. The Uni
versity OF Tulsa for Tulsans" is the
thought provoking slogan OF the
campaign.
Later in tho summer university
representatives will confer with new
graduates in ot her parts OF the state.
University officials hope to Increase
the collegiate enrolment OF 2O3 last
year up 10 500 at the least for the
coming year.
The summer school now In its
third week on tho university campus
has 40 students enrolled. The eN.
ecutlve committee OF the board OF
trustees will meet 10 I'll remaining
vacancies in the faculty, Including
n head for the voice department.
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock In T..
p Hnrwelrs office.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25
Another Eariy-Day
Torn Giues Up the
Ghost; Loses "P. o."

5peclst to The World.
PONCA CITY, June s..--The
postoffice at Autwine. eight miles
straight west OF Ponca City. is to
be discontinued Immediately ac-
cordinE TO official announcement
from Washington and thus anoth-
er town Is wiped Off the map. In
the early days, prior TO the build
ing OF the Hutchinson 4 southern
branch OF the Santa Fe into Ponca
City from the northwest. Autwine
was known as Virginia and a post
office was located there. Virgin
Ia was located about a mile south
OF the site o. Autwlne. but when
tho railroad huilt through Virgin
Ia was left TO one aide and the
postofflce was moved up TO Aut-
wine. This town was thrifty for
time and had bank, several
stores, n blacksmith shop. elevator
and around 900 population. Ther
Is one store and an elevator there
now, and they wiz -ot their mail
by rural rNute.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25
SABA GROTT0ANS
TO LEAVE SUNDAY
Car Will Become Part of
Special Grotto Train
From Kansas City

Members Of the Saba Grotto patrol
and officers OF Saba Grotto will leave
In their special car over tho Rock
Island at . O'Clock this morning
for the grand .onclavs to be held
this week I'm the tri-cities. Tho car
viii become ~ part OF the special
GrottO train from Kansas CITY 10
tho tri-citics.
l.. -, Barr. monarch Saba Grotto.
H n. McCrcary. forum major ana
officer and Vic Oberholtzer, officer
VIII accompany the patrol. l.. w.
Witte the patrol president and j. Il.
CloAson, he secretary will not be In
the party whose members are Lay
ton Shobert. Charles DUllsi. &. w.
ward, w. II. johnson, Frank Lang,
Jesse Jones. g. NJ Smith. NJ. w.
Rarron. n. T.. McAneliy. y. q.
wright. u. A. Davenport, N r.
Johnson, Il, X. Vein. Dick Elklns.
G. X. Nixon, =. o. Baker. Hugh W
Moffitt. n. II. Bailey n. O. Green.
\. -. Seward. E. q. Twiss, ". X
Van Eman, Karl Hcltzman, r. H..
Frasher. l.. l.. Barnes. H. T. Mar.
tin. ". d. Avery ". j. Van Doren
and T. G. Hopkins. captain Of the
patrol and II. L. Kendall. lieuten-
ant
The party expects 10 return TO
Tulsa Friday morning. The patrol
viii compete with other teams from
all parts OF the United states in the
patrol drum corps drili during the
Conclaye.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25
REED PARK OPENED
Dedication of New Recreation Gen.
ter Is Attended by Hundreds
of Admits and Riddles

Frank II Reed park is now one
OF the city's recreation centers. The
park is named for tho oil man in
appreciation Of his thoughtful gem
erosIty in providing wading pools
for the children OF the city, was
formally opened and dedicated Fri
day night.
That he gave the Frank H. Reed
park wadlng pool TO the children
because of the affection he felt for
them. and that the gift Of other
pools donated by him had been ac-
tuated by the same motive was the
statement made by Reed In a brief
talk following his introduction by
Leslie Doyle. president of the park
board.
Expression OF the hope that the
pool would always have clear water
was made by Water Commissioner
a. J, Rudd In his speech OF accent
ance. Rudd looked forward TO the
time when the pools could have
Spavlnaw water. he said. He formal
~ dedicated the wading pool to the
boys and girls of Tulsa and those
who come after them.
That play Is the best means OF
education. and that Tulsa stands
well to the front In It's provisions
for such play for It's children was
the statement made by C. A. Bor-
der, assistant secretary OF the Cham
ber of Commerce. Border declared
that Tulsa leads the world In wad-
ing pools
a band concert and tho dlspens-
ing or some 5000 ice cream cones
climaxed the evenings program.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25
Wholesale House for Appcrson.

APPERSON, June ~. Woods q
Co, Wholesale grocers OF Shawnee
and Cushing. having disposed o!
their interests Rt Cushing, hav,
rented the building recently occu.
pied by the Ramsey a. Main poo
hall and will engage In the whole.
sale grocery and produce bushes.
here. Two dig trucks will be in.
stalled to serve Apperson and sur.
rounding territory. The coming OF
Woods & Co. gives added impetu,
TO tho business revival. There 1,
some talk OF a wholesale fruit house
opening here later.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25
BIBLE CHARACTER PAGEANT
Individuals Stepped Forth From Z.
Foot Blbic. Two Feet Thick

individuals stepped Iorth from 1'
Foot Blbic. Two Feet Thick
Special TO This World
MuSKOGEE, June 24.--The chill
dren of tho Presbyterian sunday
school gave an unusual pageant last
Sunday evening, when they repre-
Rented some OF the better known OF
she famous Bible characters. The
characters stepped from a large sew
en-foot Bible. two feet thick. The
rich oriental costumes Of the days
OF tho temple and the Judges were
worn. The cast was: Religious edu-
cation, Miss Margaret Berry; lmagi-
nation. Miss Geraldine Aggas: Cain,
Harry Corbett James; Abel, VIII
Roy James; shmael. Myra Brad
ford. Isaac. Mary Tripod. Joseph,
Mary Frances Thurman; Miriam,
Louise McDaniels: Samuel, Doris
Biedleman. David. Charles cowden;
Captive Maid, Isabelle Moore: JOS
iah. John Gerald; boy with loaves
ana tisncs, &, Il. Carmack, Jr.;
Jiarus' daughter, Constance Balmy,
Miss Helen James was the soloist.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25
TULSAN TALKS TO
WOODROW WILSON
Former President Unable
to See the Oklahoma
Delegation
SERENADE CONGRESS
S. II. Lewis and DR. Bushy-
head Nominated for
Cherokee Chief

Special 10 The World.
WASHINGTON, June 2I.--On'
hundred Oklahomans. Including the
Oklahoma military hand Of Clare
more. who arrived horo yesterday
from tho confederate reunion al
Hlchmond. Va. expecting to call up
ON and eorcnade Woodrow Wilson
we're disappointed whom Informed by
Richard Boiling. tho former presi.
dents bro,hcr-in and secretary
that the former presidents condition
would not nit 90 the strain but
they might lect two Of their mum
Der and he would receive them for
not 10 cvcced three minutes.
W. Tate Brady of Tulsa. and /. II
Myers OF Ardmorc we're chosen and
had about four minutes Interview
with the former president
"Hc said Please say 20 the okla
homans who have como 80 far.
exceedingly regret my RtrcnRth Will
not permit me To receive them all
I have always taken n great intercat
in the new state of Oklahoma, and
It's great progress in ~ short pc
riod" Tho former president was
seated Ia large casy chair and did
not rise during the short cnterview.
His face lighted up when told OF tho
Wild cheering every mention OF his
name received az Richmond. The
band gave n 30-minuto concert AZ
the congressional offic" h1 ding,
seronading Congressman +. A.
Chandler. whose father was n Chero-
kee soldier In the confederate army.
The nnmes OF s.. Il. Lewis, demo-
crat and DR.. J. G. Bushyhead re-
publican. were recommended by
oklahoma congressional delegation
for chief ot Cherokee nation. II Is
believed that Bushyhead will he APP
pCiuted
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25
TO HAVE
BIG TIME FOURTH
Three-Day Program Is
Made Up by Committee
in Charge

Special 10 The World.
SAND SPRINGS. June 2i.---r,
will require three days for Sand
Springs folks to celebrate the
Fourth OF July this year. All OF
the exercises will be held at Sand
Springs Park.
on sunday. July Z. a religious ad-
dress will be made by Oscar Lowry
At the pavilion, with the sand
Springs band furnishing sacred
musical program,
Judge GIL, the last district Judge
of the Northeastern district OF the
Indian Territory, will talk on What
Am | Worth TO the Community" at
10 o'clock Monday morning. a
creased pig race will bs held at
1880 a. m. and free barbecue
at noon. Mrs +. c. Green, secre-
tary and treasurer OF the Okiaho-
ma division OF the American Asso-
citation OF University Women, Will
speak at 2 y. m. on what Can
DO to Build Up My Community"
Fire works and a patriotic pro-
gram will take place Tuesday with
the park the scene OF most OF the
other events. The committee hav-
ing charge OF the Fourth OF July
program consists OF Mrs. George
w. Destabler. president OF the Sand
Springs Women's club; w. B. Hix-
on president OF tho Merchants as
ISOLATION. and r.. NJ. Monscll. presi-
dent OF the chamber OF commerce.
Revival at Vcrn
Rev. u. s. Brinkley will begin n
meeting with Rev j. A. Wheutley
at the Vern Baptist church tomOr-
row. Song service Will be in charge
OF Evangelist Nash.
Colonel Ira l.. Reeves will build
a home In the new oak Ridge sddi-
tlon,
The u. Y. 7. II. OF the Broadway
Baptist church OF Sand Springs will
picnic at Shell creek dam, July O.,
leaving after the morning church
services The south side Baptist
church has 56 student volunteers. A
number OF these are planning on at
tending training schools this fall
Clarence Green is furnishing a
ten-room brick residence on North
Mckinley street.
Thursday night the Eastern Star
has, its regular meeting at Sand
Springs.
Mrs. Maggie Hisle from Pittsburg.
Kan, visited Mrs. James Grey this
week
Mrs. Marie Brazel OF Sand Springs
Is visiting at Wagner
Mrs. John Stanton of Second
street Ia III.
Misc Opal Brentnoil OF Enid is
visiting Mrs, ]. r. Dudgeon.
q. Ciociola returned yesterday
morning from an extended business
trip 10 Wamble. Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs O. c. Smith are
leaving soon for Ei Dorado, whore
they will make their home.
Mrs. J. +. Burke of 603 North
Main street has as her guests for
the summer. her mother and sister
from Lincoln, Neb.
Mr.. l.. ". Davis sustained severe
burns Wednesday while working for
the Sand Springs Telephone Co.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Todd OF
yale. Okla. formerly OF Sand Springs
announce the birth OF baby boy.
NJ. NJ. Davidson OF the Rexall
Drug store il visiting at McAlester
and Anadarka this week.
Mrs. c. II, Durham and little
Daughter. LeNonne returned to their
home Thursday in Texarkana, Tex.
Mr., and Mrs. C. II. Hubbard and
family will depart soon for Indiana
to spend the summer.
Mr and Mrs. Scott johnson have
moved to their new home on 9th
and Garfield.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25
Bandits KIN oklahoman.

NTFVTIT 70 IWt NNTTII
ENID, June 2A.--Samuel srrost
1902 North Jackson street, received
the news OF the death OF his nephew
G, T. Sproat, who was set upon and
beaten and thrown into the sea by
natives OF tho Cebeu Islands near the
Philippines. He fingered between
life and death for about four DAYS
after the assault According to his
uncle, he has amassed quite for
tune and was head OF tho customs
house there, Several years ago he
Nlsltcd his Relatives IN this city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25
Would SWim in Cify
WdferUOrks Reservoir

Special 10 The World.
INDEPENDENCE. Kan. June %
Who owns this swimming pool7"
Two wcll-dressed young men asked
Mrs. J. G. don, wife OF Superin-
tendent Gordon. indicating the bas-
ins nt the waterworkB.
Mrs, Gordon informed the men
that the basins were not used for
swimmihg and directed them 20 the
natAtorium.
Last summer an elderly man
asked permission 10 Use tho swim.
ming pool" ss he called the water.
works. Every few weeks some
stranger mistakes the basins for a
swimming hole and asks to be ad =
mitted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25
Halt Mile of Men Are
Taken Into the II X. X.

ny the Associated Press stats wire
ARDMORE. June ga class OF
Ku-kIux kinn candidates IA half
mile long. marching In single file
with hand on shoulder" were initi-
atcd al a cOnclave OF the khan on a
high hill just west OF Gainesville,
Texas. last night. according to a
mysterious messenger" who advised
tho Ardmorite this morning that he
had attended the ceremonial. Rev.
eral thousand persons witnessed the
spectacle from q distance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25
TOMATO CROP B0UNTlFUL
80 Cars VIII he shipped Ont OF
Drew County. Ark. This summer.

MONTICELLO. Ark. June "a
II In estimated so cars Of tomatoes
will be shipped from Drew county
this summer. There is talk OF a
tomato canning factory being erect
ed at this place. II * hoped to
ship several cars OF cabbage and a
number OF cars OF watermelona The
Drew County Sweet Potato Growers
association and the Drew County
Truck Growers association, both Of
which have recently been organized,
lend encouragement for larger acre
age next season.