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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06

aouc at 600 Nm'h PUc Street Tues.
day afternoon ~ o'clock with two
curse bridge luncheon.
Mrs jackson, assisted 10y Mrs. Hill,
entertained the young married ladies'
lass of the Baptist church at her
'omr last "Wednesday afternoon.
W l. Luikarl lcf, last Wednesday
morning for Slloam, Ark. where he
visit with rs HEiv to. a few
laws Mir Luik1rt VII 20 to ST Louis
a other points on marketing trip.
Nh and Mrs = II. Buckley returned
One the FIRST Of the Werk from Aluu.
,"crduc. where Ma Bicklcy has been
rnchirg in the New Mexico University
or Tie past two months
NJ rs eliza Kendall ic-t this week for
The eastern markets where she will
uv her fall goods for the Kendall Dry
icois Company.
o. q. Sklpw.th has accepted posi-.
r,n with the T. 4 NJ Market AT Anna
.il~ pui win '-ope 20 th'i city
DIR G l.. McClclland left Wednesday
tor Albuquerque, whore he win spend
several davs ON business connected with
government service.
Five Chief Jack Lewis viii leave sat,
urday morning for san Francisco Cali.
torna where he win attend the Va.
tonal Fircmcn's Convention
Del lIouk and bud Gray lcft Thurs
day morning for Albuquerque for .
several DAYS stay
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06
NEWS ITEMS ABOUT
PEOPLE OF CLAUDE

81 th. community home saturday
rftcruoon. August . a reception was
given honor ug Mrs Frank G Walden of
sherman. Airs Walden. accompanied by
her daughter arrived In Claude Friday
.tcning. coming overland IN her Buick
car Mrs Walden viii have charge of
Inc h rr demonstration work in Arm
s;uUlg County Tor a few months. She
,,as = greeted 10y a large group OF Arm.
trung County women who met Satur.
Gpy afternoon 10 get acquainted and
bop plan the work Tor their commun.
ijy
.. nu1 N., ". " kignt ot Long
y .,h. california are visiting their
NJ a. n aud NJ y Kight and other
riat res nl Claude. MI and Mrs.
Ait ate among the old.timers 81 our
uurty and have many friends who are
,'Wavs clad to welcome them hack a
their old home.
The camp Fire q I-s. assisted hN
their Low friends gave fouract com
rdv. entitled son John" Thursday
night ~ the pastimc Theater The girls
were greeted by a crowded house and
put THEN play over m genuine thcatri
rul style after the play the comedy
company were entertained with feast
provided by their guardians, Mrs. J
Iandon Doak and Mrs T.. l.. Hunter
The proceeds OF SIS will be used TO pa,
Ior 'hcr camp equipment
Mrs Il. l.. Hunter OF claude, accom-
ramcd boz Miss Eula Hunter Of For
Worth. are spending the week end will
/ Amarillo friends.
Misses Mildred Martin OF Clarendon
md Edna Martin ~ san Antonio have
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER LIVERY
STABLE kfEpER> LIEN.

Not cc is hereby given that on Tho
18th day ~ August \ d 1922. at
Panha ndle Veterinary Hospital Third
AID Van Buren Streets iu Amarillo. Tot.
tor County. TEXAS between 10 o'clock a.
NJ aud O'Clock y m the undersigned
will offer Tor sale to the highest bidder.
a. public vendue one brown mare male.
~ hands high, about u years old. let
with Us about November T. 1921. Tor
fed care. hospital services aud a. -.
ment. said sale viii be 80 mad. o. ant
issy claim and account for feed. re
and hospital services and treatment 20
said mule. all Of which were fIrns q
aud rendered at the request ~ the
owner thereof amounting to the sun n
$1,000. ali Of which i more than 80
DAYS pari dre and UNPAID although
more than TO Gays notice in writing hqs
been given 20 the owners and chalmers
OF said mule. L. come forward and pay
said charges Said sale WI b. made
under and IN accordance with chapter :.
title rs. Revised Civn Statutes 81 the
state OF Texas. including Articles sssi
and $751;. after 20 days posting and = b
Iicallon OF this notice. dated this Jrl'
~. 1893.
PANHANDLE VETERINARY
HOSPITAL.
By = LaEhsm. p YES Owner
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06
BIG THRONG ATTENDS
FUNERAL OF WILSON

ROSWELL. y. NJ Aug In tho
presence OF the greatest throng ever IN
attendance NJ a funeral IN Roswell all
that was mortal Of Colonel James w
Wilson. superintendent OF the New
Mexico Military institute was lad To
rest Friday EX.cadois, alumni. and
frienSs from all over this section IL the
southwest were here to pay Their last
respect 10 the man whom they loved
and honored.
The body lay in state in he Institute
Chapel from = o'clock TIL 4:30 while a
glisrd OF honor composed or eN CADETS
stood gil by IN, caskct Funeral srrv.
ives az the chapel were conducted Ia
Reverend Austin u. Grille institute
chaplain after which IN. A,,o ss took
charge Of the services al The grave. The
Masonic ritual Was read by Grand Mas
Ter I.ucius DIS Of Santa Re
- 4 tiInE squad ot institute cadets ron
d,rcd the linal salute after tho body OF
their bcio,cd Colonel had been l1w"rcd
into rs FINAL res, ing place and Sergeant
" u L"onsrd furmor instructor ~ the
Institute Olrv taps ~ only he can blow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06

returned to Clarendpn after a wecl,
stav with Claude friends.
Mrs. Lois smalley. who .sspendlnc
her vacation in Chicago. has decided 10
remain the entire year In Chicago Uni.
versity.
Miss Belts Of Clarendon is the CUES,
~ MIR. and Mrs Edgar Belts.
Miss Kerrick Warner entertained
with dinner Marty SATURDAY evening
m honor OF the first wedding ann.
v.rsrry Of Mr. and Airs Tom Mcclure
%, s'.csis were Al and Mrs Tom Nc.
rirre "r. and ~, leonard White
VI and Airs. Ge1firev Caldwell and
Roscoe Logue Miss Warner was az
sisted by Misses Victoria Warner ant
! Nora Davis.
Rev. n T. Hawkins has rcturne,
from Knox City where Do assisted II
o io"ival service tor the past Nv,
weeks
The Cemetery Association Of Arm
"-ro~g County held hus ness mcetin,
AT the court house Saturday afternoon
John Clay presiding
Miss Kate Boon who for scvera
ears has been the faithful stenogra
her OF the Armstrong County A
ract Company. l,ti Friday nigh, fo
| a months vacation with her bruthe
nd family at Boulder Colo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06
ARMSTRONG CROPS
HOLDING UP WELL

CLAUDE. Aug 5.-Armstrong Coun'
~ crops are holding up re
markably well through the intense heat
and the continued drouth. The later
.rops have been laid hy he past week
These show the effects OF the hot days
he least Much Dt the row stun II
heading but 80 Tar seems To be- IN good
condition The harvest season Is pac'
cally over and much OF th, oats bar
y ard wheat are being marketed.
With % lew good rains Armstrong 1oun.
~ will have a bumper row crop.
Late frui, II suffering Ton lack of
rain. The carrier fruit has been cared
ut Gar ious az hooking fine where
irrigated Armstrong County now has
home de- - rator vino viii be 40
! 'nsprat ON To- every home IN th'
/ county
.n Worthy Womc1's club Is can
.ng b alrcds of ilrs o. fruit ana ycgc
ulcs through their cooperative can
! mg system These women plante'
! ac q gardens with community caunci
view aud c.oi, day In the wccl
! IA wu.Y,l alp M work in some home
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06
Hamlet to Speak
AT Baptist Church

The Dslor OF th' FIRST Bop ist
,Yuu,h - sh,s go annouuc, that ia Is
t.r, icd thar IN " \ liRmlett ~ the
ret Bap,.s- church Of Austin viii he
- IN" CITY and ,ar ugh an u,uge ent
&" IA tilcrds he has been invited ia
80 ch ~ the FIRST 3apist Church
Sundsv IA ght.
d. Uunl'' g. q profound stuir1 ,l
th, Scriperf~ I'D t ,aI.iul obs rvcl
g hs Uu,s "a" Is ne 90 the great
preacher. e., jn Btptis denominat ton
haN NJ Ic'aa. .,lnlr ANALYTICAL mind
and no dcii.rs "a, outcome - ms
thought with IN uDisiven'sS that grips
the attsni on q CO.., audience at the very
start
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06
S0clALS AND PERSONALS
OF CLOVIS COMMUNITY
sv~cis' II The N,-

sv~cis r. The N,-
ca ONlS. y. NJ. Aug Miss Mau.
tire Il &c and Howard e. Leach of Por'
.sics were mrricd at the home of the
irides uarenis. MI and Mrs. ]. v.
Rice Thursday mmnin at \ o'clock.
Ecv. Nix. ,ms,or of the Baptist Church
ut Por,a'cs. performed the ceremony.
Mr. and -. Leach left on the west.
bound train for Redwood. Cal, where
they will make their home. Nh Leach
ofr e. INTO business with his father.
e. o Leach
Mrs. A. W Skarda entertained al her
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06

Common house flies have been prov
I'd 80 migrate as much as six miles In
one day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06

Porto Rico exported nearly go OOo OoC
cigars IN 1920.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-14

After four years absence from
Tulsa, during which time / have re
sided in st. Louis, Mo. / have como
back home" TO visit my daughter.
Mrs. II. j. Muggc " COZ South I'll
wood avenue during the holidays.
] cannot tell iu bricf how amazed
I am at the wonderful changes that
have taken place Ia Tulsa since the
ItoNana Petroleum corporation
moved TO 81. Louis. causing my
daughters family to leave Tulsa
Tulsa Is such q clean place In which
To live. and when Tulsa gets Spavi-
nav water. It will truly become the
Wonder city. Tho construction OF
so many hig office buildings. the
widening of Boulder and other
streets and the numerous other inn
provomeuts that have been made
since 1919. VIII bear ma out thai
Tulsa Il the best looking and most
progressive city in the southwest.
MRS. MINNIE BENNER,
5236 tabaunr avenue. 81. Louis, Mo
temporarily at 607 South Elwood
avenue. Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-14

call for increase in member
ship 20 half million scouts by
February Is comes from the chief
executive in the following words:
what do you think OF assigning
ourselves quota TO be attained by
February IS, the end Of anniversary
weeh as a great national good turn
"a net gain OF 100000? Could We do
a greater good turn for the nation
This will require net increase OF
20 per cent in your membership as
reported fon December 81, 1921. in
addition TO those necessary to take
the places OF members that may
have dropped out. This can he ac-
complished IN three ways: % Re
duce the mortality OF scouts at reg
istration, % Increase registration Of
| boys In present troops. go Organize
new troops" Word has been coming
in from every corner OF tho field tell.
ing OF daily progress.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-14
GIFTS AT OPEN AIR SCHOOL
RusiSin Arr Club Will play Role OF
SANTA Clans for Children.

A Christmas tree replete with toys
and gifts will bloom In the open air
school Friday afternoon, with wom-
en- OF the Ruskin Art club playing
Santa Claus for the open air school
children. This will follow the usual
custom OF the club. which has sue
cesslvely in several years furnished
the open air school pupils with a
library, cots, gifts, clothes, a refr!g
orator regular quantities OF Ice and
has done other kindnesses.
The Ruskin Art club has a Christ
mas gift for Tulsa, too, this year
IN a free art lecture by DR.. John
Picard, head of the art department
OF the University OF Missouri and
well-known art authority and lee
turer Saturday evening in the high
school auditorium. The Ruskln Art
club will take care OF all expenses
In connection with the lecture and
invites the public to be its guests.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-14
Wire Flashes


wAsnIEGToN Doe. i3.-rhe house THE
afternoon passed hul carrying fiy-
$4,000 Tor the department OF commerce
ana $4,000 600 Coz the department OF
labor flr The fiscal yrat l933.2i
LIMA. ohio Dec. Ia Director ~ the
Solar ratnety here Today declared
company. s. 600. 900 capitalization. pay
able January TO stockholders of record
December 30.
wAsuINGTOS. Dec. l3-Rspori. ~ ,
terrific explosion ~ the army proving
grounds al Aberdeen. ND were disc
sip,ted this afternoon ehen Tie chIof
thAt loud reports Incident 90 tho testing
NJ large shells had given fiso 10 the
ruwora
wAsU1SGTON Dec. l3.--secretafy ~
War Weel- tHia afternoon declined 10
furnish federal troops to assist pronibt
Ion ofnoiaIa 200 war ou wporrhirera IN
Menilee county. Kentucky,
wAsH1NGroE. Dec. i3.--rhe uouina
iiln ~ Pierce Butler st. Paul lawyer.
supreme court was unanimously approved
this afternoon by subcommittee Of the
senaie judiciary committee
WASHINGTON. Dec Ia Prohibition
enforcement Officers who appealed tor
United statos troops TO ald them in war
mountains were said by Secretary WatFs
to-day % bpNo "miscuustruod the purpose
for which tho ARMY was created
BELLEvILLE. H.. Dec. t3.--Leroy Hoi.
lIus ana Ernest Williams, neEr0cs, who
were convicted Of the murder. Of Al
sentenced TO be hanged February 2l
next.
WHITINsVILLE. Mass. Dec. ia
] .IIttE UIgII.uI / 400 upr cent o.
clarcd today by tho White Machine works
increasing It's authorization capitalization
from 100000 TO 59ooo.oOo.
NEW YORK. Dee IS.--Ths general
banking company today declared divi-
dend Of 400 per cent ON common stock
Beginning April ! the company viii pay
/ a dividend OF 81 share quarterly ON
| the present capitalization, including the
now stock dividend. yhis increases the
rate on tho present stock to l2 per cent
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec l3.--col Robert
( II Noble, veteran Of the World war,
! the Spanish-Americuu war. Mexican
/ border service, ana the Indian wars. re-
| tired yesterday on his own applicsti tion
after more than ~ years Of service.
COUNCIL pLUFFs Iowa. Dec. ls-A
/ fire which caused an estimated loss OF
/ 800 600 swept the Woolworth and 10
! cent store here early today and DANA Red
! adjoining buildings. Police believe sa fe-
/ blowers who opened tho vault an hour
/ before the fire was discovered was re-
| sponsibis.
| BUFFALO n. Y. Dec. t3.--Flrs start
/ ing In tho cold Springs repair shop OF
! the International Railway company to-
/ day destroyed 90 trolley cars and four
! dwelling houses nd joining the shop, The
/ loss was Estimated At $3.50, 900.
INDEPENDENCE. kan, Dee IA
! Stockholders OF tho Prairie OH & Gas
/ co. At their annual meeting held In In
/ dependence. on December t2. ratified
J capital stock Increase OF 200 per cent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-14

By international News Service.
FORT WnRTH Tpgus no

~ TWTIT TTHTTVTHT -NTWE TTVTTr-
FORT WORTH. Texas. Dec Ia
After go days investigation, grand
Jurors OF Tarrant county tsday voted
no bill In the whipping OF Mrs. T. c.
Tatum who was taken from her
homo by masked men and women
and punished. She was beaten so
severely that she was confined to her
he'd for q long time. She offered 10
Identify her assailants. saying they
told her they were membcrs OF the
lady Ku- Klux." Her treatment OF
a child was given as the reason for
her being whipned.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-14
'FL0PS' PROVIDED
WANDERER AT X. C.
Each Night Kansas City'S
Jail Is Filled Up by
Human DriftWood
C0PPERS NOT SO HARD
Collection Taken Up for Pair
More Unfortunate Than
Rest by Sergeant

KANSAS CITY Mo, pec. Ia
"Rou out DO you want to sleep al'
dayG"
Thus was first clIP sounded" 20
1876 unfortunate each ut whom did
not have tho price OF "a bed oven lu
the mutt reasonable 'Opp' house at
O'Clock this morning iu the hold
over at metropolitan police head
quarters. WUru tue above mem
Ioucd edmonton did mot prove sur
ucicut tp awaken tnis motley thronE
of human "dUl.Nuol Do e. gentle. but
Nituul .rm lus ut ino coat collar by
It blue coated pHtrolU1u usually had
ho desired r.fDri Nuuo OF these
men were iaJcd bust night because
OF any criminal ptteu~e committed, f,
they were there because their
"crimca' consisted OF being broke"
and because the department ls uCr-
mcutcd with the Christmas spirit
Feared to Face wind
outside "a raw north ,.1i was
whipping around the corners, the
mercury lowered Just few degrees
above the Zoro mark. No smiles Of
-iuug satisfaction crcpt over the
,puutonnncoe Of these chaps, some
young, some uld-as they surveyed
thc prospects OF combating the frig-
id atmosphere without
'''' - 'i', u '''' N'Nl'A w w
hhu4 AnotlIy dlt'r uluhlEhi, lnrSe
uhioftunhtes' many OF Whum were
sans oNercoht sans gloves, hauh
tered into the station and with
NOR" or i'ss reluctance told the do'k
scIkeant oI ihclf nara luck FHch
Ut Iho4e Wh" hpph'd TOT shoiter
from inc W!ntry bIasts was accom-
modated. the sergeant informed the
'orreHpohdont'
Many uI tuo 'b'h" occupied by
me victims or circumstances consist
ga OF me toncrete flooring or the
jan Ihc cot supply proved lnaue-
quhto 10 care Tor ths large numhef
ot petitioners VINO round themselves
uhabl" 10 Withylhhd the trlEid at
huo1ph'te any longer ENon jan
snelt"f was lhNltlnk, they reasoned.
As the men stretched ana proceed
eH 10 SLOWLY exit from lhelr maven
"I rest lWo or inc crowd ioltercd
nehIud' ON" wac Souih OF about
-, ana the pthcf man IN the
helsh hnorHoou OF 90. Ihe youth :
iclt htlh was or NJ ne olDow ana
ms fIEht reg had been amputated
lust above the Knee lie wore a
hol,eu cap ana uEhtW weight coat,
ana ms toes protruded from the
nan niy-Woih snoe on h's Ieit foot.
Iils companion wardrobe also
hnoNeu SIGNS OF wear. tie Is mute.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-14
POLICE HUNTING
X. C. HIGHWAYMEN
Early Arrest of Men Who
Got $4,000 Cash Is
Expected

KANSAS CITY Mo. Doc ~ ---
Police today continued their search
for three bandits who yesterday aft-
oruoon shot ana dangerously wound
cd Thomas Henry. credit man for the
Drovers National bank here. and
made @ safe getaway with 100000
which Henry and four companions
we're taking 10 the bank from post
office substaton
CLOVIS lerl bv the robbers ln the
automobile used Tor their escape
which they abandoned a short time
later are being run down and pre-
dirtions OF an arrest Some time to-
day are made.
Those CLOVIS consist of woarlng ap-
pHrel worn by tho robbers lu thpir
hoIdup. Police Investigation is also
following tho theory that the arrival
~ the money was tipped OFF, TO the
baudl'9 by some one familiar with
the matter. Today no trace Of either
the bandits or their loot had been
discovered Henry who wna at first
thought 10 be fatally wounded. is
resting easily and will recover, IT is
stated.
Tho robbery, police say, is ono OF
the holdest ever pulled iu Kansas
city and is one Of tho largest hauls
ever made by bandits here. Henry
and his companions were attacked
by the bandits shortly after they had
withdrawn the currency from tho
registered mail preparatory TO taxi
ing 10 10 the bank.
Henry was shot down when he
tried TO throw tho money TO safety
over a partition. The bandits then
seized the currency and with drawn
pistols, backed 10 the street to
safety. escaping IN waiting auto
mobile.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-14
Guardsmcn Ordered Home.

AItDMORE, Dec. National
suardsmen who are on duty at Ma
ain viii be returned TO Ardmure
either tonight or early Thursday
morning, according to information at
the local armory, The troops are
still quartered at the Palace hotel
in Madill and have not been called
out for duty. Il is said. Subpoeuas
are being Issued today for several
hundred Marshall county citizens to
present themselves for examination
at a special hearing set for Mon
1ag
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-14

payable 60 stockholders Of record D.csm-
Dor 20, l922 It was announced today
w1LBuRToN. Dec. 1a-Bm An
drews. owner ot sawmlll at Red OAK,
14 miles east Of here. was instantly killed
today when boiler exploded In fire
which destroyed thu mill Several am
ployes Of the min were eighty injured.
SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 1.-THE British
tr4mp steamer. Drterlc which went ashore
at F'sh Rock on tho Meudocino coast. 10
miles north % here Monday night broke
IN two today between No. ! and , holds
sho viii he total losa
CHICAGO, Dec. ia plea FOR o wage
Increase OF 10 cents an hour for the 800
drivers. tesmstere ana ohsuffsurs en-
company will be heard by the railroad
labor board on January 2, II was an.
nounred today
NEW YORK. Dec. i3-Edward Done
gan. brooklyn bootleRger. who claims 20
have made 1900. 600 selling liquor was
tHkem today 70 the Atlanta federal peni-
teutlry TO begin serving 10 years for
conspiracy and grand larconcy.
--4--
WASHINGTON. Dec. Receivers Of
tAe Chicago & Alton railroad asked the
for authority 10 issuo $4,000 600 Of re-
celvofs notes, dated December l.. 1879 and
maturing O., months thereafter.
NEWCASTLE, Ind, Dec. is.-Steadily
denying all knowl6dge OF the crime, Hen
EruoFshiro, held in jau IN connection with
the double hatchet slaylnE Of Mr. and
Nia william q. Sheffer, whose bod ies
were found at their home near here yes
fo;dn1. was expected TO testify before an
Inquest today by coroner Drake.
CHICAGO. Dee. 1f.-FIfty families '7-
c.udinH many women and children, we're
driven to the streets early t.l4z &g-n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-14

Iu aliEhtluy from % moving T s.
r. bus on south quincy Tuesday
afternoon small boy was thrown
'o the ground and his right log huft
though not seriously Auur bgina
helped iu his fcct by the motorman
ana a passenger the lad Iimpcd
away / did not learn his name.
EDITH HARPER.
l247 South Quaker avenue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-14

LONDON, Dec. 13.-A clue has
been obtained in the case OF the pois-
oning on November 0, OF Sir William
Haywood, chief Of Scotland Yard,
which involves persons coooe-to'l
with a famous organization accord
ing to the Evening News.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-14

Australian flax growing expert
ments have succeeded and the gov
ernment will encourage the industry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-14

Made of prepared roofing,
shingles have been invented that can
be laid fiat or in curved form TO imi-
tate tiles
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-14

IRE swept an apartment building on ths
west side with an estimated loss OF tlO0,-
900. Near-zero weather prevailed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-14

CHICAGO Dec. 19.--Flvs railroad am
ployea were injured when several pas
senRer coaches OF work train on the
Chicago a Northwestern railroad left
the rails here today. one of two men.
buried urder tho wrecksge, Is In dying
condition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-14

Boys bath robes in all sizes from
1 to 18 years. New blanket fab
RIGS in all colors and combina-
tions at So up.
Play suits for little chaps. Indian.
Cowboy and Baseball suits in new
styles and colors. Extreme values
Sl50 up.
Boys handkerchiefs with initial
or fancy border, in boxes of any
number, just as you want them.
Each, 10c up.
Boys gloves in gauntlets or dress
styles, Tans, blacks and imita-
tion or real fur. Prices, 65c to S5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-14

LONDON. Dec. 10 Twelve lives were
lost in the sinking Of the steam trawler
Celsrinh OF Nardo today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-14

BUFFALO. ~ Y. Dec. t3--Flrs start
ing IN tho cold Strings repair shop of
the International Railway COMPANY to-
day destroyed 90 trolley cars and four
dwelling houses adjoining the shop. The
loss was estimated At $3.50, 900.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-14

INDEPENDENCE, Kan, Dec IA
stockholders OF tho Prairie OH & Gas
Co. At their annual meeting held In In
dependence on December te. ratified
On nlial atcclE incroaac OF 200 ner cent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-14

LONDON Dec. i3.---Gov.-Gen. Timothy
Uealy of the Irish Free state, arrived
here today under close guard TO consult
with King George on irish affairs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-14

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 13.--Col Robert
II. Noble. veteran Of the World war.
the spanish meriCuu war. Mexican
border service, ana the Indian wars. re-
tired yesterday on his own application
after more than ~ years Of service.