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4 Stubborn Cough
Loosens Right Up
:. hls home made remedy IL ven
der Tor uu,tk results. tssily
Aad ehsapiy made.

Here is home made syrup which
millions OF people have found to be
the most dependable means Of break
ing up stubborn coughs. II is cheap
and simple, but very prompt IN ac-
ton Under ITS healing, soothing IN
nuencc, chest sorrncss goes. phlegm
loosens, breathing becomes easier,
tickling in throat stops and you get
good nights rcsttul sleep. The
usual throat and chest colds are con
qucrcd hv 10 IN ? hours or less.
Nothing better Tor bronchitis, hoatse..
ness. Group, throat tickle, bronchial
asthma or winter coughs
To make tins splendid cough syrup,
pour 20 ounces OF pineN into pint
bottle and iill the bottle with plain
Rranulsted sugar syrup and shake
thoroughly II you prefer use clari-
fed mulasscs, honey or corn syrup,
instead OF sugar syrup. Either way,
YOU get a iull pint g family supply
of much better cough syrup than
you could buy ready made for three
times the money. Keeps perfectly
and children love its pleasant taste.
PncS IA a special aud highly con.
centrnted compound Of genuine Nor.
way pine extract. known the world
over for It's prompt healing effect
upon the membranes.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2h ounces Of pinex'
with FULL directions, and don't accept
anything else Guaranteed TO give
absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pinex CO.,
IT. Wayne, Ind.
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WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 25--Se-
we're selling pressure was felt by cot
ton today IN the last part OF the
session under which Il weakened
after showing rather marked stead
tnoss, The close was at the low
est, at net losses OF 80 to ~ points,
March closing at 15,9lc and Octo-
Der at ii93c, all months making
new low levels for the downward
movement which set in several
weeks ago.
Moderately heavy selling was felt
on the opening call but after de-
Cliues of 20 TO 20 points. shorts Gov
cred In sufficient volume which
brought about almost u complete
recovery and the steadlness persist
ed through to the early afternoon.
prices at their highest being un-
changed TO points down, compared
with the final prices OF yesterday.
At this stage March stood at 1886.
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Use SLOAN'S TO
WARD OFF PAIN

+ TITLE aches grow into big pains
unless warded of by All applica-
ton OF Sloan's. DorI rub, as
u beneivalss. A counter-iritant.
Sloan's scattrrs congestion, and soon
relieves the ache and pain.
Rheumatism. neuralgia, sciatica,
iumbago. lame back. stiff joints,
spEains and strains won't fight long
against Sloan's Liniment.
Always keep il handy for instant use.
For more than forty years. Sloan's
Liniment has helped thousands the
world over. You won't lie an eycep-
tipn. IL certainly does produce results.
You Just k,loD from It's stimulating
healthy odor that it will do YOU good.
Ask your neighbor.
At all druggists --55c, 7oc, 81 40.
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the papers and said You have taken
everything you can think Of, now ]
want you to take Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound! So / let him
get il, and soon felt better and he
told me 4 want you to take about six
bottles. So | did and keep house
and do all my own work and work out
by the day and feel fine now. ! tell
every one about the Vegetable Com
pound, for so many OF my friends
thought wouldnot get well. Mrs.
r. J. LINTON, 1850 West 33d Avenue,
Denver, Colorado.
After readingle letters ike the above,
and we are constantly publishing
them, why should any woman hesitate
10 take Lydia +. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound II she is in need of
helpl 1t brings relief where other
medicines fail.
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ANsAS CIrY,-Cattle 1900. calves
,,Snaay TO SOC higher, odd vealers t9.75 tn
tauOo' al other classes slow. beef steers
" I" lbc lower, some bids Offered more.
ihseNles $500, fat she stock steady to i5c
hn,'Wfer most cows s4O0d45O, cnnners and
.,s steady. most Gamers around {2.5O.
."ohtrs ana feeders dull 1Oc 10 l5c low
- ,, thlrly good grade S6.00d6.2b stock
~ suong, better grades t37BHI26.
A. "oks J 900, omen TO shippers on light
Nslghts l0n2oo lower. 150 and 226-
,aauarrs 'b.i0WS70, closing TO both pack
NJ o"hl shippers rs UAoc lower, mostly So
10, lower than yesterdays average, bulk
~ ana ESQ ID weights Ss20aStO bulk
~ 'les ssOo ds.b0, top $40, packer top
80 ihrowout sows and pigs barely
=, Sheep 5000. sheen iBa2so ioVsr tgb,
iNtNlcan ewes sTs5. wethAs if65. raj
.t.S steady 10 l6c lower. top 1910.
Aneatlng lambs tii.6b.
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mai ago. Cattle $4,000. very slow.
saiss ptet steers lb to l5c lower few early
sass uss, heaVy steers steady, top steers
wsss bulk s6.7507.7S. fat abe stock
yssi" Sshnets, cutters and bulls steady,
us'Nes steady TO lower stockers and
urs slow Is 20 200 lower
sr Hogs 5000, fairly active IL to 2Sc low
era - ssso' practical limit on ig0.lb AN-
tos oss tI'St, bulk is.9BdSeO, pigs 25 TO
iower' bulk tsT5GSS5
=, sheep 1000 early sale. v.,.,aly
hIdn,S tet lambs to packers sl3.5OHIa.76
yssr}, lOo-lb yeerlings s1i.5O, shorn Texas
top ~ ana two 'iG.oo, early fat eve
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FORT WORTH, TeNas -CHlue .a.ltV'
beeyes S32b@G5O, stockers 200 q $50
COWS S3hOWbbO. yeAriinga $500 ut.39,
calves 5000 100. -
Hogs 500 light sss5ds.jo heavy
SSOOaE35. pigs t6,0oae7h.
sheep 25OO. lambs SsiSnll,s6, year
llngs t6.b0gsbO. wsthers t5,7bq i,50, ewes
y5bOn10O. stocker sheen SSbou o'SV'
feeder lambs 1,boTs.7b
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Cotton Seed oil.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Cotton
seed oil declined to 10 points
early under scattered liquidation on
the easier showing In lard, but a
good rally followed on room cover
ing and support by refinors. Clos
ing bids were unchanged to points
net higher. Sales 1880 barrels.
Tenders 500 barrels. Price crude
7.35 q 7,5Oc; prime summer yellow
spot, $500 9.25c; March, S.OOc;
May, 9.24c. July, $500, all bid.
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tSeAlrd Hida for Street PAyinGJ
No'irc II hereby given that In pursu-
missioner. " the 'ity 81 Tulsa phahomH,
sealed bids VII be received At the offcs
~ the city Auditor ~ sad city until "
o'clock 81 u., Monday, February D, is''.
for furnishing materials and perfofmins
he work necossaiy In paving ana other,
wlso IuprUt 600 the manner ana subject
TO the conduit Ions hereinafter set out, ne
following dREorihe1 portions " the 10.
lowing named streets aud avenues IN SAID
sECONp STREET from tho Norrh
production uf the West tine ~ Atlvs
Block no. original Town to tho sssf
Iinr NJ kruuuhH Avenue
rrHsr PLACE from the West limo
oi EsnoshH 600 The West limo uf Ian
grANNAu AyENuE tom ,no
North Tine ~ Tventy Flrsi street 90
tho South line " Twenty Firm Succii
,,lpu. and method of conjunction 10 be-
used Iu Improving shll streets and avenues
bidders rr. referred ip t" plans ant
ne pulrl N CumuissIon-rs ana 10 thr
resolution adopted by sald Rosrd deciar.
Ing the Necessity ~ ana providing fnr The
streets and avenues Said resolution.
plans and HpsrifiH HatlurH are on flIn iu it 3
office NJ NJ" CITY Aufliot gnd copies of
said resolution win bo furnished upon ap-
rlicntion therefor nj the office of the
CIV Auditor,
Tho entire cost ~ sald improvements on
aud zach ~ them shall be- appprtioned "a
and levied ana Assessed against tho 0butr
ting property liable 20 AsSesstner' .
therefor AMI Tho owners thereof IN ~
rordanno win the provisions NJ Article .
- the charter ~ che City - Tulst
oklahoma. and payment fo the rora
tractor VIII hs made iu tuA bllG CN'louc
lug H8id assessments,
The contractor 90 whom the contract
may be awarded VIII be required 10 pro
cure the signature ~ surety owpany
approved by the Board Of C0mmlssiouer,
NJ the CITY Of Tulsa. 20 the contract
guar ldeelhg the construction In the sum
~ 100 per cent and an Indemnity bond
signed b. = surety company approves
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diamond dealer ,u tur Ufth Goor % o.
Nassau street building to-day snd 90
tHped with SIS 600 worth ot unset stones
KANSAS CITY 40. Jan. fb-Wth
s,oOU members Do attendance the thiftN
fourth annual convention of the South 3.
west l.uniberueu's association opened
here teday.
OMAHA Ncb. Juu. 95 Mrs james
Nromen and her Iufput daughter are dead
from burns TODAY. Mrs Nroman, holdiuE
tho child Iu her arms. attempted to
StHrVe rre IN the furnace OF her home
Her cluthius caught tire Rud both ausa
tnined iatul burns.
PORT WORTH Texas, jan. 9s.- The
siCet storm which has been rastug for
three days. caused one death here today.
n I Henry, brakeman on q freight tratn,
slipped and fol- under mnviug train
aud received injuries from which no
died iu few hturs
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Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Whent av.
eraged a little lower In price today
owing chiefly TO decline at Liver
pool and 10 absence of any sign OF
export business. The close was uu-
settled at MC net decline To &c
advance, with May Sl,1b to Slt5iA
and July si.02. Corn lost a shade
to NC, and oats "a ic ProN-
sions varied from unchanged figures
To csc lower.
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pound for sc ven
years. and ! cannot
tell you the good
it has done me. 1t
is good for young
and old and | al
ways skeepa bottle
of it in the house,
for | am at that
time Of life when
it calls for Lydia
T.. Pink ham 3
help. My husband
,aVey .V1tar I'D ~
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NEw ORLEANS. Spot cotton quiet,
c5c lower. sales on the spot 3s bales, TO
arrive none, low middling Slta0 mid
ding Seas, good mlddling &l7.25, re-
ceipts t54S. stock 3si.f2l.
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trubnshed In the Tulsa Daily World
January ~, 24 rs. ae.2T ig2a World
Publishing company, pubtIaherJ

trublished In the Tulsa Daily World
Publishing company. pubiisherJ
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON ~.
STREET isrRovEMEnT pIsrRruTT
NUMBER aST, CITY OF TULSA.
In compliance with the resolution OF
The Board OF Commissioners adopted on
the 20th day OF January, te2s. notice ~
hereby given that the Toard OF Comfnis.
,ionsrs Of the city % Tulsa, oklahoma,
has examined the estimate and state
'nent Of tho city Engineer as to tho
amount Of tho cost Of the conrrete pave
wsnt which should be aH.esand againsN
fitted and other property liable 10 as-
seaHment and the owners thereof ~
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NJ
7b7. which Includes the following do
scrihed portions Of streets, to-witi
ALLEY block TT o. T. and Block
2, Mise Addition, between Denver
Avenue aud Elwood Avenue, from
line OF Ninth street.
ALLEY Block $50 q. r. from
South line OF Eishth street 20 North
line OF Ninth Street between Main
! btreet hnd Boulder Avenue.
/ ALLEY Block isi O. r. between
Main street ana bonider Avenue
North line OF Tenth street.
ALLEY Block 7 Friend -Giiistte.
Block I Horner, Dlock oak Grove,
BLOCK 2O8 ~. r. Between baltimore
and Main. from South limo of Twelfth
street TO North lirs OF Thirteenth
. street,
And aatd Board OF Commissioners ma
by resolution duly approved tho pforasai
abatement and estimate OF tbs Cit
! Engineer and has determined TO nsaez
the sost ~ the improvements IN said ~
trict against the abuttins property. IN
property benafited and other properfi
liable to assessment, and tho owner
thereof, as follows. to-wit.
ORIGINAL TOWN.
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slo,, 80 NhoMA CITY Cattle $50. steers
ana SSnn steady top SG.75. butchers active
SOD .ady good cows and heifers 5000 o.
raIv. tanners and cutters 81 i6OaeSO
Uos' stockers and feeders steady.
er toh s'sfooo' slow. about csc lower pack
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NEW YORK Foreign exchange tirm
Great Britain demand t2gA. cables
2cIs. to-dAy bills on banks iIgI
France demand hl5ia. cables SIS ttaiA
demand t8s, cables i3sN. Germnny dc
maud 50ib cables o.
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Drubiishcd 90 the Tusa Daily World.
January ti s5. 't 70 Hnh 20. 1922
World Publishing company publisher
NOTICE ron HEARING on ASSESS
NENTr FDR pAyiNG IL STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT SUM
BEH $50. CITY or TULSA, OKLA
NCMA.
In compliance with tho resolution Of
the Bosrd uf Commissioners adopted on
the 'Oth day ui January 1879, notice is
hereby Elyrn that tho BOARD uf ttutwlsa
sIpuera ~ the Clty Of Tulsa, Oklahoma,
has examined the estimate and statement
Of tho tity Engineer M % the amount 81
the cost of tho yiorulNhlC concrete pave
mont which should br nssessei against
the ahuftlrg property. the property h'nu.
iIted aud other property liable GO aa-csr
meut aud tnc owurrs Ilrrruf 30 SIkLET
lMPHbNEMENr DISTRICT SO, $40,
witch Includes Che following described
portions ~ streets tu-Nlt.
PHOE&i% tNENuE from S'ulh
line Uf seventh street tu North uno
~ Overlook Drive eleventh street.
And said Board OF Commissioners ma ,
by resolution duly approved the aioress I'd
statement and estimate Of tho tlty Eng'-
ntsr ana has determined 10 assess tho
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8, low :, ruling rate o. closing hid T. ot
fered at ~ last loan ~ call loans
against acccptauCcs ~ Tiue loans firm.
ils %, prime mercantile paper 10
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NEW YORK Liberty bonds closed
tee.s0 first as s07.Gt, second aIs tsT
third as. Se17 fourth as S97 30; Vic
tory 9As, fio01S, Victory 4MF, slOOl6.
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WICHITA. Hogs 500, CSC lower, top
$3.50. bulk ts.206s.s0.
Cattle 500, steady, beef steers NsoOu-
CTB heller Ga 0ons.bo.
Se.oOqAo0.
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KANSAS CITY, ,-Buttcr creamery lo
higher. a,C, packing unchanged lgC.
Poultry Eggs and potatoes unchanged
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NEW YORK Lead quiet, spot St7OU
$50. zinc quiet East "a. Louis delivery
spot &1,d56l10.
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kansas City Grain

bsNdHNsAs ciTY.--Cash wheat No. 2
Corr slil gl 22. No. red sil6@i.is,
t.iln 10. white sie. No yellow ltg
we No. yellow tie,
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Wire Flashes

WASHGNGTON.--Ap Of Er-
nest w: Camp of saginaw. Mich, as
nounced today by the treasury.
LONDON Jan. 26.--The suspended
banco ltaiieno pIscoute At Ronc viii
be able 20 pay 90 per cent of its debts
according to an Exchange Telegraph
dispatch from that city today
LONDON Jan 25.-rhe report from
Washington that the United States may
conference has raised new obstacles for
Great Britain, n was admitted In cir
elcs close to Downing street today.
.wASHINGToN, Jan. Go. NJ. Collins
OF Cleveland today was appointed chief
~ the paper division. bureau OF foreign
and domestic commerce.
wAsHINGroN, Jan. g5.--Fourteor rep
resentstivrs Of the American farm bu.
reau federation late this afternoon asked
Secretary ot War Weeks TO recommend
90 congress tho acceptance of Henry
Fords offer for the Muscle shoals
project.
.wAsHlNGToN. Jan. 25.--Presldcnt
pers that the American Federation Of
Labor is flatly opposed 90 American par
utlpatiqn In the Genoa conference "
FOND Du LAC; Wis, Jan 25 sus-
oning, District Attorney Paul of Green
Lake county ordered the eNhuming Of
the body within an hour after its burial
this mOTning.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2j.-The war ~
nance corporation today announced the
sale OF :32,i42,tOO Of railroad equipment
trust certificates the largest amount pf
the securities 10 be disposed uf by the
government in single day.
BERLIN, Jan. 25.-.-Railway employees
today presented fiye-day ultimatum
strike unless their demands are met
MOSCOW. Jan, 2s.-- Beginning Febru-
airy /. the soviet government Of Russia
Transmitted over Russian railways "
was announced today This is another
step by the government la It's new eco
nomic plan to encourage private COIR-
merci0l enterprise
WASHINGTON. Jan. IS quick senate
action on Henry FOrds Offer to lease the
government power project az Muscle
leaders Of the senate agricultural bloc"
DEssAU. Germany Jan. 25.-The IA
nous Old Ducal thoater was destroyed
the play appearing ~ tho thcater was
burned To death, Tho fire started dur
ing a rehearsal.
BIRMtNGHAM Ala. Jan. 25.-F u.
Horney. alias =. 4. iiarter, is held by
the police here today al the request Of
Wichua Kan. authorities. Police -
that city say he 10 wanted FOR the
legged issue aud passing Of forged checks.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.--A noisy dem
anHtrAtion IN favor Of the Dyer snti-lvnch-
lug bill was staged In the gallery Of tho
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~ n 10 w. '"H " iiNihfiNhW lnsh naNN
Al owners of nhutting property. prop
erty benefited by said inprovemsnts AMI
other property liable 60 sHHfsHuent are
hereby notified that all matters affect
INK such improvements Vr benefits 10 tho
property thereby, epd any claim nr Oh
t"ctluns 70 the naHoFEmentH us above set
forth shall be flied IN writing IN tho Of
foe pf Mra Frank seaman. city Auditor,
~ the city 0f Tulsa, oklahoma. on or be.
Tore the arl day uf February, 1888 at
$500 O'Clock a. M. ana tho same ahaU be
heard hY the Hoard or Commissioners on
the ART day of February, 1881 ~ 100
o'clock v. m. and any claim or objections
not 40 filed IN writing before said time
shall he deorund waived.
DATED. this goth day Of January, ta22.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor
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LONDoN,--Le SPOT ~ lis sd' FUTURES
90 Zinc spot 20 los, futures IS lIs Cd
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NEW YoRK.--spot cotton quiet mid
Hing 4i7.3j.
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AILING WOMEN
OF MIDDLE AGE
Mrs. Linton Tells How Helpful
Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is at This Period
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Denver Colorado. q have taken
Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
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DEssAC. Germany. Jan. 25.--The ia
nous old Ducal thoater was destroyed
by fire today. Tho leading woman Of
the play appearing nt the thcster was
burned 70 death Tho fire started dur
ing q rehearsal.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.--The war H.
nance corporation today announced the
sale OF :3a.i42.t0O OF railroad equipment
trust certificates, the largest amount of
the securities 10 be disposed Of by the
government in single day.
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MOSCOW. Jan, eb.-- Beginning Febru-
ary /. the soviet government Of Russia
viii resume fun liability fur an goods
Transmitted over Russian railways "
was announced today This is another
step by the government la It's new eco
nomic plan To encourage private CorR-
merciBl enterprise,
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Potatoes dull IS cars total
United states shipments 3oq. wisconsin
IN kcd round whites 81 OO cVt Wis.
cunsin bulk round white Ae.O5n 4. 20 cwt..
Minnesota sacked round white 1850 + .g5
cwt
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BERLIN, Jan. Railway employees
today presented "a five-day ultimatum
to the employers threatening general
strike unless their demands are met.
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wAsIIGNGTON. Jan. .5 Quick senate
action on Henry FOrds offer to lease the
government power project At Muscle
Shoals, Ala, was pT0mVed Today by
leaders Of the senate agricultural bloc"
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CHICAGO. Butter higher creamery
extras a5c. firstu ?eu sc, seconds 400
2gi,C, standards a2hC.
Eggs higher, receipts SSei cases frsts
toR A4lc, ordinary frgts a5Na1c. mis-
cellancous 2sn tOc, refriscrator fIrsts q.
a. 27c.
Poultry alive, higher. fowls ejc sprOngs
23c foostcrs iSc.
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Following is price asked and closing bid
OF standard on stocks on the New fotk
curb Tuesday a. reported by Houston.
FIhi. A 20. hid Asked
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BIRMiNGHAM Ala, Jan. 25.-F. y.
Horney. alias y. l.. Uarter, is held by
the police here today al the request Of
Wichua Kan, authorizes. Police -
that city say he 10 wanted for tho
legged issue aud passing Of forg'd checks.
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FOND DU LAC. Wis, Jan. 25-Sus-
poctinE that Fred Gardeuior. aged 90.
farmer. was the victim OF arsenic pois-
oning, District Attorney Paul of Green
the body within an hour after its burial
this morning.
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LEGAL.S

published IN tho Tulsa Daily World jan
uary ab. 20. o. 2s 20. 1879 World PUP
lIHhinE company. publlshtTJ
NOTICE.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 25-presIdont
Harding was told today by samuel Com
pers that tho American Federation Of
Labor is natly opposed 90 American par
soviet Russia Is also represented
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WASHlNGTON, Jan. g5.--Fourteen rep
resentatiVrs ut the American farm bu-
reau federation late this afternoon asked
Secretary Of War Weeks TO reconms nd
TO congress tho acceptance of Henry
Fords offer for the Muscle shoals
project
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WARRINGTON, Jan. 25,--A noisy dem
IN favor OF the Dyer anti-lynch-
ing bill was staged In the gallery Of tho
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WASHINGTON. Jan. ?5.---The shipping
board emergency fleet corporation today
announced " reduction OF 10 per cent In
the wages OF deck officers ana crews Of
all It's vessels The reductions will be.
come effective February aud viii con
tinue until June 20. lsa2.
NEW YORK. Jan. 26.--Two tobhers
held up two employees Of Jnhn cohen,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-26

pIrTSBURG Kan, Jan. %, Sixty. rive
w iners struck today. u was stated that
tho mon declared they would work under
tho Howat organization. Two hundred
Hud forty-sN new miners went 90 work
at other uiues.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-26

prutIN Jan. 2t--The Irish railroad
directors this afternoon agreed So ufbi.
trAte with their Wurkmou TO prevent
general strike.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-26

WAsliINGTpN. Jan. a6.--support Of
Henry Ford offer f.r Muscle shoals was
announced today by the group OF editors
ot agricultural papers attending the ma
tIuual conference.