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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
New Jordan Home.

threo-story concrete building. work
viii start Immediately to prepare
tho plant for Frontcnac production,
with the announcement Of the ac-
quisltion, come additional facts re-
garding the organization ana details
or construction. Allan a, Ryan ~ av
chairman of the board OF directors
and has interested with him Kenneth
Il. Howard and william Rand, jr..
both OF New York. In Indianapolis,
william n. Thompson, president and
general manager OF the Stutz Motor
Car company. and Louis Chevrolet,
designer and builder OF the Fronte-
nae cars, will represent the COM
pany. Common stock of the enter
prise, Incorporated for si.000,000
under the laws OF Delaware. recently
was entered for trade on the New
York curb market.
Mechanical features Of tho car In
clude four wheel external contract
ing brokcs. a forward looking in
noyatlon is front and rear bumpers
! constructed M part OF the frame.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
DURANT MOTORS
HAVE NEW CAR
Sport Roadster Is Latest
Addition to Company's
Popular Line
IS DISTINCTIVE MODEL
Has Many New Features and
All Old Ones; TO Show
in Tulsa Soon

Another now model wng added 10
the Dutnnt uuc tho other day and
the reception it received ln New
York city whore tro c., h1d l's
first showing would indicate that o.
will BOO fully as popular t car as
other uuraut models, tho iNuoiuc.
tiou of which .1 recently preceded
it Tho new car ls sport roudftcL
designed to carry two persona md
30 constructed that IT'S passcugcrH
need not worry particularly about
the disposition OF their baggage.
ono of the distinctive features Of
tho eport model, which has boon
Hated at $3.50 r. q. b. Lansing, Micus
Is the rear compartments go buli
as TO be useful as well aa ornamental.
There iH probably mo- two. passenger
car on the market with a rear COM
partmcut that han % larger carrying
capacity
Iho engineer who designed tho
Dur1ut sport roadster may h1yo
boon .uli enthusiast, for the rear
compartment VIII carry conveniently
two wcll-fillcd golf bags together
with such travelling bags as golfers
find 30 essential, Thou, too. he may
have been somewhat Of travelor
for In designing the rear cOmport-
mont no made certain that II con-
tanned sufficient room 20 carry SOW
oral suit cases and bags and othor
luggage, or oven small trunk.
10 SHOW Here soon.
Tho Durant sport roadster. which
very shortly will have It's first show
A..rr gy. "A. Al
chassis as the other Duruut four
cylinder model aud includes all Of
the features that have brought the
Durant line into popularity. includ-
ing the tubular backbone. which
gives rlRidity to the chassis. ana the
general assemble Of vital units which
make them so accessible for adjust
mcnt.
Why the Six Isn't Talked.
Not great deal has been sat'i
about the siX-cylindor models In tho
Durant line. The company has been
somewhat reticent In discussing the
six" for reasons that have Just be-
came known.
"Wo have been cautious" said w.
e. Durant. head OF the company.
lest we might create n demand for
our siX-cylnder line with which our
factories would he unable to cope,
As you know we have been In pro-
duction IN our siN-cylindor plant onlS
about six wccks. We have been con
Cornrd not so much with tho guam
tity of cara we might be ahlo to pro
duce ~ with the desire to see hoy
well we might be able to build them
Consequently we have been careful
not to create n demand that woul'
deter us from building character int
the car"
The Durant six Is powered will
tho much-tnlked about Ansted mo
tor which Durant has characterize,
as "the most powerful flexible
quietest and most economically op
Grated siX-cylinder motor that ha
yet been designed"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14

other details will doubtless be re-
vealed when the car is placed on the
market.
Three body types will be offered,
Il Is announced. These nre a four
passenger touring, two-passengcr
roadster and four r-passenger in
closed car Tho motor will accom-
plish an average of 20 miles 10 a
gallon OF gasoline, Chevrolet as
serts. Experimental cars have at
tanned 75 miles an hour In track
tests, he declares. Material orders
are being placed and about 1900
men will bo employed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
Clean Radiator Cells.

Mud and dirt that have become
hardened In the cells OF the radiator
should never be removed with wire
or II tool. The thin cell walls are
easily puncturod ana small leaks In
tho radiator invariably result. Use
water directed from a hose TO clear
tho passages, with the stream guided
from the engine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
FRONTENAC BUYS
EMPIRE FACTORY
New Motor Company to
Start Manufacturing
Soon, 1t Is Said

After several months incubation
the Frontcnac Motor Company OF
America. Inc, has acquired n plant
mt Indianapolis and promises sample
cars by next month. The facvtory se-
lccted IL that formerly occupied by
the Empire Motor Car company.
owned by the Federal Motor com
pany. II consists OF n two-story hrs K
building TO be used for offices;
% largo saw tooth strncture and q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14

The New oxford tire which was
recently introduced to Tulsa motor
lists by the Ohio Tire company, 112
South Cincinnati. is what is known
as a single cure unit mold method.
1t Is claimed that this method as
sures a greater and more uniform
pressure which means more density
and compactness of the casing. The
oxford exceeds government qualifi-
cations and motorists report that 1t
Is giving satisfaction.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14

Goodyear Tire & Rubber co..
Akron, has increased It's tire pro.
duction by 1000 tires, bringing the
present schedule up to 10000 tires
a day. 1t Is expected to further in
crease output by the end Of the
mOntb
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
BETTER RADIO BATTERY

willard Company Places New Style
on Markct--Improycmc Eiimin-
atcs Noise and Barking"
The newest radio ~" battery re-
cenLly plnced mpon tho marriott Is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14

An English man claims TO have
invented a material for airplanes so
nearly transparent that they are
practically invisible when I'm flight.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20
SuftIfibsb rano.

Sislge ct Telegram fra Gan In.
tonic, Ger, er armeens 9itftifib
GO, iom nplis tilenbebragte en-
Geilaos tpers ODER &ontinentet, %
Irm paa Siemreiien bar anfommet
clio, Sirsbag Worgen blepet iuIb.
I;9nSig sbelast al en- SIoebrano.
uIpffen benSte paa ben Maabe, at
@asbeboIoeren, ioet Sfibet ifuIbe
tcges no Of SmrJaren. fit en- SIpn.
&C peb at iteoe MOB gabninaen mes
Cen SsIse at @aien ~itrsmmeSe no oa
ontPnStes. Slere at geiptningen
fom tilifaSe, oeriblanbt Sfibets SO.
rer, Waior s. s. StrauIs, ibet
GonSolen, bpori De alerebe bapSc
taget 1labs, ialot neb paa Sanga.
rens Gementgulp.
Se andre Silifabefomne bar Ma.
ipr Sobn Sbcmpion % Sereeanter.
ne @uguit 9. gIbredt oa Sarrp
giIes og en- gpismanb fra San gn.
tonic peo Gapn Ben 8aines.
G--2 Dor oct fsrite itprbare 9ilft.
Ifi6, iom illibisrte en- Seilaos oper
bet a~merifanife Sentiment.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20
Dinter / Oct hcie Uoro,

Sra edmonton, siberia, berettcS,
at Der bar mootaeet gfterretning
ON, at ip9re Sneitorme aIerebe
iioen / 9eepnoelien al September
bapoe raiet iiggnene menem Sort
Rprntan og observation-disclosures Selta.
Sneen laa allerebe otte Sonmer opb
paa flao Warf, iaa oct ipnes, ionl ON
Sinteren beroppe / oct beie Noro
aQereoe for Ilpor er lat ino.
SsforboIoeue / Ssbapet beretteS at
bore meeet iigunitige iaar. @nonu
iaa tent iom | Gluten al Iugitlt bar
enonu inaen Sartsier ira lloenueroe'
men onfommet til Sericbelsen, bpilfet
for~aariageoe nlegen ltro, oa De fIelte
is~oripninger fra Golaregnelte ,laor
aplten pia gebrineitrGoet, og Der M
err en Mulisbeo for, at intet 5artsi
bill 1laa frem benne S9ion.
8 ben famine Happort beretteS, at
Ole ira Den nplig opoageoe Die
brsnb peo Sort Nornlan fremoeles
itrsnumer op og flpoer no | Utacfen-
sieloben | iaa rigelig WGngoe, at
BEN better oen for SunoreOer al
Mil oa fonitaterer iom ct uigierloripe'
liat Saftllnt, at Der finoes Ole Der
oppe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20
Deroen notifceret.

s(ne amerifanife biplomatiife og
foniuIpre Repr9ientanter / gerben
bar, berettes Der fra Waibington, al
Observation-Disclosures fact Srore
til at aiere oct amerifanife Suititsoc.
~tartements gragtniug, Der banIpier
Spirituoia fra amerifanife Sfibe,
tporlombelIt / @erben be befinoer iig,
og fra iaaoel amerifanife iom trent
mebe Sfibe inbenfor De Sorencoc
Staters Acknowledgements, befienot
/ itsrit mulig ubitr9fning.
Man gaar no ira at Weooelelien
fra Observation-Disclosures al DC
omerifanife Mmbasiaoer og 8eianot'
ifaber bill bIi operienbt DC fremmeoe
&eaieringer og tiene iom ~oiiiciel No-
Irritation ON De Soreneoe StaterS
Seniiat at baanbb9pe geitemmelieil
Senne trGber, for fremmebe Sfibss
Seoformenoe ifraft Den 21be Otto.
Der.
Com tioligere omtaIt bar fem
Sanoe life alene proteiterct moo
SuItitsbepartementets SaanbbGpelie
al lin. braitiife graetnine, men
giennem be amerifanife &etter
anisst ON l~lbiteoelien Of ct Rets.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20
Sorlaneer Stemmeret.

Sra &anias Gitp meooeles, at
"Societp Of american Snbians" paa
fin 3onpentipn bert @pen bar opitil.
let 9rao paa n~lminoeIig borgerIig
Gtemmeret fer Meolemmerne al lin
&ace.
WeoIemmer al n9iten ale critic.
rrnbe Stamuler / De Soreneoe Sta.
ter, mango / fine rationale &egaIier,
tor tiIitebe paa Wsoet, oeriblanbt
Or. Carlos Wonte5uma, en- lpacbe.
irbianer fra Chicago; Hep. Sber.
man Coolidge, en- Observation-Disclosures
fra 0enper; Saoer Pbilip @oroou.
On Gbippepainoiarer fra Winne-
Icta; Sbornas g. Sloan fra Sma.
ba, Iip Stronebeart fra 9afima,
1aib., &obert $. Samilton, en-
SIacffootinbianer fra Rentana,
Somes Srpine, Ell Sioi1rinbianer fra
Winneiota, Sarriet 9. Sobn, en-
Sacinbianerinbe fra Sflaboma oe
Maroe g. Beef, en- Sisieton.S iour.
inbianer fra Soiitb Safota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20
observation-disclosures
meo CANADA.

Gen brittle Regierina bar, beret'
fer ct Selearam ira @aibington, iom
en- Inerfienoelie al Ganabas iGregne
Snteresier / gebIigeboloelien al bet.
ffabelige Sorbinoelier meS De Sor.
Stater, beilnttet at bempnoige Sand
bierne til at nnoerbanole birefte meo
set amerifanife Observation-Disclosures
onaaaenbe Iiilifttelieu al Den npe
Sraftat ~peorsrenbe De TO 2anoes
SlaaoeItprfer paa De itore Snoiiser.
en- Iepreientant for Den fanaotlte
Meaierina pentes | ben nPrmeite
Isrelntio til @aibingtor for at poa'
beapnoe bisie ltnoerbanolinger, bpts
@rl,uolaa alereoe blep lagt unoer
Yremierminiiter MacfenSie Sings
Seiss Ser | SILL,
SpergSmaalet ON Intauet al
ariasifibe paa De itore Snoiiser oil
boa bare bli ct al De fcr'tieutge
Spsrasmaal, ipm bill bli omfatteoe
al BEN me Sraftnt, Der oil tr9oe
iitebetior S~raftaten al 1917.
Zen me Sraftot antages al tortrile
til of omiatte oaiaa Spsrgsmaalene
anaaaenoe Sc internationale TaSoras
on Siiferiet / DC itore Snoiirer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20

Slomnne = gra3os, Colo; 9ibion
oa anor Counties, Snb.; &iperiioe
County, GaIif.; Herrp Gouutp, Mo.;
Nper Gountp, Tenn /; Samestopn,
Irf.; 0ona Ina Gountp, q. 3D.;
gperett, @aIb.; Can Gntouio, Ger;
GI Nonte, GaIif.; &obertipn Goun.
tn, Soma; Confluence Of Ohio arb
Wisiisiippi Miners; Greene Gountp,
Sn.; Tipton, Tenn.; 8ranpiIe, q.
D.; Colt Irfanias; Burlington, 8ar.
ias; @icfliife, &p.; Cairo % gearbs.
tonn, Su.; Iicfsbiirg oe Hatcbe5,
Miis.; Sort North, Ser; &io 8ran-
be ganep, Ger; San Salpabor.
Sornaboer % Storm = &icblano
Gountp, Mont.; MtbenS, Ohio; Gam.
pa, Sloriba; Da5oo Gitp, Miis.; Uni.
on 9ariib, Ca; @arrenspine, g.
g.; 2otimer County, Ola; Sunriie,
Ca; Beaumont. Ger; Gitrunpile,
Mla.; &nnneIs os Callahan Gouu.
ties, Ger; Senbricf, Sro.; Sreites,
Snb.; men Gonntp, Ohio; Iueces
Gountp, Ger; Inalai6e Gountp, o.;
ct. Groir 3iper 9iitrift, @is.; Sar
Somingo.
Slbebranoe = Warpspile, Galif.
S~atestopn, Mrf.; Iuburn, GaIif.
Stem Saper, Conn. (Seater); @bite
9Iains, g. g.; @ariielN, q. s.;
Naltaitucf, Cont; Wfiboletoipn, u,
g.; GorfoIf. 8a.; Socomofe Gitp,
Mb.; @icbmono Sin, q. g.; Irpene,
%. g.; Manila 90 Sonbo, g. s.
gpioemier Carroll County
Sa.; Sacobstomn, %. s.; Smensbo'
TO, &p.; San Sominao.
Seaterulpffer | @oibiueton oq
grcoflpn; 2uftifibStlpffen pac
2onelep SieIb, @a.; Gampifibet "slli'
citras" Sorlis; Granddaughter | 9rpr
gtbprt, Ha., 90 @rllbecrploiionen
Gates, ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20
Kriien paa Cuba oper

Otter bpao ben fiibnnife uoenrigs.
miniiter, Or. Carlos Wani,eI De
Gespeoes, Tom fortibsu opbolber fla
i Waibington, beretter, cr ariSen pdo
Guba M ODER % en- 9grn al Reiorm
/ Inmaricb. 9e GeSpebes bar ito
Iiaere | mango slar gubaS Winiiter
/ @aibington.
San er fcmret til @nibineton for
of arraneere meb Sberbrngelien al
9eaationen beriteos til fin Otter.
manb og for paa iamme Sib at be.
nptte InIebuingen til of fonferere
meo Statsminiiter Sugbes. Sire
Waoneoer al GOOD eopernment" bar
rettet paa IffPrerne paa Cuba, for
taIte ban, % mango al De aluorlige
Sarer, iom Sitilationen inbebar,
fierneoe; ba oct me Winiiterilm foul
til 3oret. Cuba bar mn, erflpreoe
ban, fomnet paaiobe ieien og Ter
Sremtiocn imsbe nleo De lpieite Sor.
ba%abninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20
Nyt Rore / China.

Sra Tefing, China, telesraferes.
of Regierineeu / Befing, iom isge-
al forene belle China rmber i'm apr-
ttol. bar faact en- M Sienoe / @eue.
,al Sin Gbu Chen, alminbelig fienot
unber SiInaonet ~9ittle Siu~, Der
Gar uonGput Jig ieIu I'll @bef for Ell
uafbGngia Staggering ! 6u6pip. so.
peoitoben / Y%ropinien Sutien.
Set meIoeS oiiicielt. az 6iihow
Cen 12te Sttober blep inotaget az
"9ittle Siu'S" 8eneraIer, nrei, at De
Ger boerSe uolGnoinger or ! SITTER
bco.
Sropinlens @ilit9rsnuernsr, u
Son Obi, mofom iii Sormoia meo
q iapanefif Sfib. iom ban paa 6or.
hoaub bopSe leiet netop for ct iaa.
fant SilfplSe. Sa @pen alereoe !
uoeen lib haooe pGrct trist az Sen.
&iu's trooper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20
Opfnoiom Strafanee.

Sra Marqiiette, Micb., berettcs, at
Sorretninesm9nb beri gpen % paa
anore Steoer / Staten ifal bore
finaniielt interesieret / en- Snbretnina
til aontrol at Sernbanetog, iom er
opfunoet al ell Strafiange / oet ser.
pGretoe StatSfGnsicl, 3. Bertrand
Wllriel. Spfinbelien itges at bore
baieret paa filoitGnoig npe Drifts.
principcr og at barre al en- meget
enfel Gonitrltfticn.
Inpenoelien al Spfinoelien biIoe,
iiaeS Der, umlliggisre Ell 9cliiion
al TO iutoo binanben gaaenbe Sern.
banctog, ieIp ON acknowledgement
bier Sfisbeslssbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20
KuIoe / Werico.

Sra Merico Gitp meloes, at Ell
&uloebslse, iom parebe / ire Gage,
forrige ltge nGiten fuIoitpnoig bar
ehelaet De ubeltaaenoe Ipliueer paa
BET m~erifonife Ssilanb, 200 Wil
lGngere iuo, eno Sroit pioes at babe
naaet. Suiinoer al Susopr % ct
fort Irtal Snointere er finoet
ihieIfrosiet / Ssilanoct, Tom paa fine
Steber b4per Tia / en- Ssioe af 1000
500 oper SabIaoen. sSoIf maa ON
Iftenerne tage gintertsi paa iig |
sen tropiifc @p Werico Gitp. Gen
ienc Iaisapling, iom Snoianerne le.
Der al, err nGiten totalt sbelagt, %
ser imsbeieeS itore Sioclier | @irter.
maanebernc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20
Susle meo paffepoit.

Sra @aibirgton meloes, at ser
ifslge en- al acknowledgements no.
lteot M 6ororonins bereiter life
l9nsere bill funre ienoes leoenoe
Sugle eQer andre minore Susopr
meo Gaffeppiten.
en- Sag aamIe apuinser bill opg
tremoeles bli tiuaot ienot meo go
item, botS &eiien fan tilenbebrineeS /
Ssbet at p Elmer. De fan ogiaa
asiureres MOB Sotaltab men life
moo Osoeligbeb blanot Dem uloer
transporter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20

torbuo moo eraetninsens Saono.
baoelle fcriaapiot iremmeoe Sfibe
allgaar. Tepartementet ruiter iia III,
berettes Der ira @aibineton, til Sam.
pen, Iom artases Of bile faa en- pistia
International 9arafter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20
fred % ufred.

siainaen ! europa nGrre eub NO.
aeniiube. 9Gngitelie % ltru pau
nile 9anter. Granif-rnsfif Cper-
ensfumit nnber Spieilims. 9ru.
ninaen / @umenien furesaar mn.
Der e~iembommelise CmitGnSisbe.
Der. @istist pOlitiif Nsbe ! 2un-
non.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20

Pelic Of
nleGern
'r. Gen
De fleite
It life cr
e Sapir"
Gage for.
8opir:"
Oct for.
nit Dor.
ubtaqe
bar ia.
e Stater
tasen /
pir" fun
Del al at
te Rerio.
9upir er
ebre Gn.
9ere Or.
bette So.
be. Zen
life bG
lem 76e
9gtninacr
Inn SO 90
|ar beis9t
mot Tere,
gopt tlls
t De fana
be faubt
1Bofen-.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20

Gurops rneb
re eurp&f.
tasliss euss'
m Dor. lIs
enbelis iii
lis. MINI.
b, Ill.
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Bride Stolen From
Wedding by BrOther

VANCOUVER. wash with ring.
marriage license and .woothcart
Richard ". Field appeared before
the Rev \. -. SkaEgs here.
When Field later loft the parson-
age he Ftill had the ring and the
marriage license and a black eve
but no bride.
The ErOom-to-be was in the very
act of placing the ring on the finger
~ Miss Virginia Griffin when the
mit"ra brother rushed into the
This marriage shall go no fur
Their"
The brother ordered his slstor's
lover 10 como outside" Field dld
20 and received wallop In the eye.
Thcu tn" brothers friend appeared
with nm automobile. and the twu
m % dragged tho ncar-brIdp into the
machine and spcodcd away.
Field was loft standing on the
porch holding 81 ring iu one hand
ana q marriage license iu the other.
and IT was only with ono eve that
he could follow the rapid dlsappoar-
hnce OF his sweetheart He was un-
able 20 explain the brothers obioc-
tion 10 tho marriage which the lat
ter succeeded I'm preventing by
matter OF n couple OF seconds.
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Troop %
ABE

Movt0g was called 10 order AT
1880 O'Clock An ot the boys were
there. especially Go help as to init
ate our new members.
Boys, we have some initiation. II
my word isn't good just Join Troop
~ ana you viii lind out FOR yourself.
We went for - plunge in the \
pool the other night ana boys, the
water was tine. hut Potter Eot the
swiWmlug fever because he could
not 50 i'm. on account OF his leg be-
ing broken.
Wo arc having hot time Of H..
boys. You viii como over aud see
Us once In while. We're stiil at the
same old meeting house aud she's
occupied every Thursday night by
tho aamo old troop and its name
IL %, She win soon have 22 first
clnsa scouts and our Grst-class
scouts viii soon be EAElr Scouts. so
you fast troops had better step or
Wen soon pass you.
THE SAME OLD IKE.
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7'rOOp ~

Tnnti t,,tt ,.t ,sf 81. .t -
al w., '""'. htt VII tne track Tor
~ - ~ '"ih'UE llth' M the hlll.
~. H., H'out tI''ns nave 10 climb Boys,
,m,'.n S"u "'o'" "l our troop al over
'"Nh' anu we are taxing IN new
- 'E ""l' uv"""N he'unE
NN"7 auu'n'I "p.H alr lnccunE ana
'u' "uES b'N' HH'Elnhcc To the flnG
"nu Wv "'out ""lh' We haven [
n'' ,l''" I'tN'uF t'7IS YET and an OF
uS nave our goals s"t TO hc Eaglc
yl.,' W. We NuoW Nhat II means
,,, "u 'v'i''WS nav were AZ camp know
,"N N""l means 10 he BOY
,,I.~DTT' 49," ,"r h""u training II mas
,,,, ou'''' va '"u"u u OUT ON thlS
m,,,,,,l ,a,' v",'l nIl' h'u 10 Ten our oN-
p'llenyo Nhlic thrrv, aud We believe
,I.'l ,ant ~ thgle were camps an sum.
I"'i Nn'N would always he iull. and
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T'Joop (
nv Nnrgio nnd .TIprgI

tiy Maggie and JiggB
Meeting was called to order cor
called rnthcr. for their was no nrdcfJ
a. 1880 o'clock Duoa were collected
which amounted 10 80 cents Melonp
donated the penny Raymond Wooy.
cri"n paid a dollar but wu don't
count mat In the dues. that Vu. inst
miracle. About that time Moody
sirollod 10 ana things took ON ID mora
bueincsslike atmosphere. Tlp having
Just returned from Tennessee and
Kentucky ana other parts. told az
about what the scouts were doing
there ana also showed us aumo pic.
lures TINT ne took of the yrrupry.
our baseball team IH having u fluo
season, having 10 dnto won rlx
games ana lost four We challenge
any scout team in tho city. county
or state, or lu the United states. For
games call George Gnudnlo, Opngo
1868, or write him at 1888 East IA
miral
our Tl1dlo-dc. wlnks toam ia get
ting along nicely, too. "poawoo" Far.
rot and "Goofy' Myers being chief
Wiukora.
iInuwood ltnndy would be- good
touuis player bat no can't use tho
racket ou account of his big fuot.
bury Molouo aud Buster crosby
have put ON long pluta now Thoy
arc so littlo that they look like two
chnrAriorH IN Tom Thumbs we'd
diuE Wen, 1u rctulr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-23
CHAMP CHAAMI4lF SPACE ST ACE CRATER
Uncle Sam Beats Records for Claim
ing Newspaper Space To Further
pucriic prOpaganda

In the hlOOdleSs strife for free
publicity the newspapers are kept
constantly on the defensive. with
good old Uncle Sam himself march
ing n; tho head of the invaders
shock troops. Surcease from war
has not reduced his thirst for the
conquest OF the printed page: in
fact his strategy seems equal 20
bridging over any lull in incentive.
The army. navy and marine corps
publicity, We know. Is as inevitabl
as death and taxes. The mimeo-
graph barrage has for so many
years fallen with unerring accur-
acy upon our desks that we have
become thoroughly case hardened.
II - the sharp, staCCato hail OF
the shrapnol fragments which pep
per us with pleas in behalf OF off
shoots OF the main government
branches that place the most severe
strain on tho editorial morale.
The wartime postal rates for
newspapers. as we'll rs other pub
lications, stlll remain in effect,
however. The government has II
very definitely arranged that the
newspapers get nothing for nothing
so FAR as u Is concerned, but re-
cards whatever II can whcedle out
OF the newspapers as legitimate
prey.
one recent bombardment asked
for extensive publicity for the seven
military training camps 20 be held
this summer In various parts OF the
country. This was a plain open and
shut request, but greater subtlety
is shown by one more recent. COM
ing from the United states civil
service commission. This seeks 10
sell the editor on the idea, "open
competitive examinations in which
the readers of the class OF your
publication should be particularly
Interested" are suggested as the
subjects for news stories.
How long will the government re-
1uire publications TO pay postal
traffic IN proportion 10 advertising
carried, and then make il harder
Tor them TO carry the burden by
trying 20 !nvsiglc them into using
rs news what should he advertis-
ing? The correction Of this situa-
.lon should he made a part OF any
program which prescribes more
business In government and less
government in business" The
Fourth Estate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-23
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BE r,ro,ed. /0OONf DO God Tyrr D1v

Ruth has finished her tendcrfoot
test except the flag and tviuR tho
knots. Mary passes on "whnt to
DO ln case OF fire.
The girls who helped lu ar'lur
roses from Troop were Rutn
Frank, Reya Swartz Mabel Burns.
Maggie BartloHou, Nuda Mckccver
and Justine Kuontzel We we're glad
that wc could do our little biz and
made t30.15.
our lieutenant is leaving to 20
on her vacation 10 be gone indefi.
n'tcly We viii miss her very much
hui hopo she VIII have n good time
and VIII como bnrk to us.