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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
EMPLOYMENT
nrir MANrrn-rIMAIr

NANTpu- -uldti.-...d 80. ,.,,os, o.,
general hnuanwofk and assist with
child tia7 =. Carson.
WANT an ali nrouud cvp.rfen,.d o,e,-
pfor In heautr narinr top,, 4, ,trst,,
don't phone s0b n CinriubatI
q ANTttb-A A, ,.,... -, -. A.,
~iiitpg 40 wo,p Il, hn.tt,ns h,n,. Wh% g. "
ht 1909 E. Finh 'iaee. Cedar 22io.
MobhHN servant punrt9rH FOR rent ln
.h'nsngg TOT WoIh ana mummy. lIfb
o.. ~ feutlh' .-.....
WILL Owe business or school girl room
who VIII stay with child evenings. iab-
NJ, world.
WANTED competent settled white woman
.h!d ~ evenings. NO Laundry. Usage
abfot hsV ". Twehueih,
WANTED--Coured Rirl 10 40 laundry
References required. Cedar 3st
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
COME TO JENKINS
Before you finally decide to buy that
Used Plano.

Before you finally decide to buy ths,
Used Plano.
CHICKERING, ebony case. ivory On
keys in good condition. A real good
tone go sss.sss.s.... ...s...... .........S StsS
AUGUSTUS BAUS. walnut caso. COM
dltion exceptionally good 5000. s2g5
ELLINGTON, walnut case: slightly
carved; a piano worth your iuvesti.
CATION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. t2S5
Second hand player. standard make
oak case. SS-note; all I'm good uundl.
tion. See this sure.
>. w. JENKINS SONS MUSIC CO.
All s. Main Osagc 3i3g
FOR sALE--Cheap. Pathe machine and &,
records. good as new. si35. can al
as w. Esston.
FINE phonograph, excellent selection oi
rccords. big bargain this week. can
Is n. Gillette st,
Low PITCH a clarinet. good condition.
Bargaln. SIS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07

[ WANTED Mlddic-assd white woman for
general hnusnw0fk and assist with
child tAl7 a. Carson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
nrLr wANrEn=MAIl

A FFLLow CAME IN no TRY ON
A PAIR OF THOSE WONDER
FuL SHOES WE HAVE ON sALE
FOR a IS BILL AND THE NIT.
TER THEY riT THE MORE
NAUGHTY WORDS HEg START
ED USING, SAYING TIRE fnEA
or THAT SAIEsMAN IN THAT
OTHER STORE SAYING
COULDN'T GET A PAIR. AZ
GOOD AS THIS FOR LEsS THAN
ti2. WHAT 10 HOU KNOW
ABOUT THAT 1T MAKES ME-
MADDEH ALL THE TIME, lUSr
HOLD THESE HERE UNTIL I
GET BACK, I'll. SHOW HIM
WHAT I KNOW ABOUT SHOES,"
AND THEN ItE WENT Our AND
IN ABOUT FIVE MINUTES HE
CAME BACK LOOKING WORSE.
nut FEELING BETTER AND
SAID WRAP THOSE SHOES
UP" THEN THE ALARM MLNT
OFF AND Rad TO GET UP
AND HURRY DOWN TO TURK
nROs BECAUSE I KNEW
TREY WOULD BE CROWDED
WHILE THEIR 81 SALE WAS
Oh,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07

s3b ACRES in center OF chautauaua
county. Kansas. Two oil wells, 4 years
old making two barrels from l,s00-ft.
Peru sand; two gas wells; several loca-
tiuns good for sb baNsel wells. also gas
at 7oo-ft. and 90e-tt, sanda. $1,000
cash, land and well owner the same.
BOY las. sehan. kAnsaA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07

WTN u II MI TTVWT
! cannot afford to steal and lose my
soul please Rve me any Kind of work
truck driving 0r repair work of any
kind. for need help at once for my
family. can Cedar lS0s, or 1917 y.
Enstpu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07

AN Exceptional opportunity for a man
who can invest from $500 to tt00 60 take
charge Of the auto supply department %
my business. For interview call at QlS
=. Greenwood between ana ~ a, m
and 2 TO p M Ask for Ma Livingston
ALT MEN women, boys girls. over H.
willing 10 accept government positions
tiaG. Write Mt Ozment. gDb, ST. Louis
Me, immediately.
BE a pETEcTiVE-E Exeellont opportu.
nityi good pay travel Wiito o.. e.
Ludwig, sst Westovcr bldgp Kansas
city, $40.
EXECUTIVES wANTED-- Business oxecu.
tires arc developed from the rank and
nle ~ competent atonographeTa and
bookkeepsra. You can become a com
paicnt stonogrRpher aud bookkeepor hy
attending tho Tulsa Business college AZ
l0g.it East THIRD street, Telephone
psAge ifaa Tor an appoiniment
0Oop SOLICITOR wanted. Inquire SO
Robinson BldE.
HOTELS NEnD TRAINED WOMEN Ma
tonwide demand At high salaries past
esparisnre unnecessary, We train you
BY mail and put you IN touch With bis
opportunities every where, writo at once
nor particulars Lewis Hotel lrainins
school. Desk se1s. wash.ngton ID. g.
MAN WANTED TO ieerp TAia Wage,
while iearnlnk MUSK be wlltnH work
or and able 10 invest $500 ir small
business. Apply National No 20. Eaa,
Eleventh,
, YOUNG MAN 30 20 ~, wanted Tor ssv.
ersl days work, neat sppca inC, good
wages. Address Boa lss-M. World.
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OrFICE.sroRE roIiIPNENT
srncIALs Ar rHE sroNr

A WHOLE drove Of ladies came IN
ana one OF them said, Get me
pair Of number Z, double a pumps
like those In the window the
ones that are se1 pair" and the
other eight ladies said, give me
pair also" and Just when they
started to pay me some one gave
me a punch In the back and !
woke up, and my wife said, "lf
you don't stop selling shoes after
work hours Turk Bros. will be IN
need OF another saleaman," 80
hurried down and there was a big
crowd Of ladies buying those 81
shoes We have In our bargain de.
psrtmcnt. the high<shoes with
military heels that some stores
advertise for IS and So pair.
ana that we sell for 81 IN our
bargain department at 4lg South
Main street.
TURK BROS.
Tulsa's Largest Shoe Distributors
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4 WHOLE DROVE Of ladies came
In and ona ot them said, Oct
me a pair OF number 4, double A
pumps like those In the window,
the ones that arc t2t n pair" Ahd
the other sight ladies said, "uivo
mo y pair also" aud Just when
they started TO pay me soma ons
gave mo a punch In the back and
! woke up. and my wife said,
'If you don't step selling Hnoes
after work hours Turk Bros, will
ho In need OF another EnieHmen,"
30 I hurried sowu and there was
big crowd Of ladies buying
those 81 shoes we have IN our
bargain department. the high
Shoes with military heels that
como stores advertise fof s. and
s6 phr. ana that we sell for 8
IA our bargain department AZ fis
South Main street
TURK BROS
Tulha'a t.afgest ahoo Distributors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
SENATE CONFUSED.
OVER NEW TREATY.
Unsettled and Uncertain
Condition Revealed
Among Elements

WASUsNGTON, Dec 3l.--"An
uncertain and unsettled" condition
with respect TO tho four-power Pa
cific treaty was disclosed on the
democratic side Of tho senate today
by n careful canvass made by the
International News Service OF all
clements Of democratic senator's.
Change Almost Certain.
Senator Fletcher Of Florida said
that while he vas Ht first of the
opinion that sufficient democratic
senators would be- found supporting
the treaty 20 Insure It's ratification
IN its present form. he was doubt
ul now II It could be ratified with
out reservation to clarity the
meaning OF Article |. with respect to
'insular dOminiOns' over which tho
white house and tho state depart
mcut have differed
There can be no question that
the situation on our side H. unter-
tain and unsettled" Fletcher Paid.
= was OF the opinion that n con-
Hcrvative estimate of democratic
senators strongly inclined TO vote
for ratification. but. because OF the
doubt now entertained in some
quarters as 10 whether tho Japa-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

PARIS. Dec. 3i.-Tho draft
~ uluo power ,Ungprium fog
the reconstruction uf central and
eastern Europe was drawn up
hero today by the international
finance experts who are paving
the way for economic discussions
a' tho supreme council meeting ia
CauucG next week,
Tho project provides Tor tho
creation Of great International
syndIcutc. including tho United
states. which VIII furnish money
and means for putting central ana
eastern Europe back un their icct
Huau tally and ludustrially
Tho toxt of the constitution
would br submitted to the 40
promo council Tor approval or roe
lo,i.Du.
u Ia suggested that Franco.
Great Britain, Germany ana the
United states supply thlro iuuolha
uf the initial funds needed Tor the
Capitalization ~ the scheme.
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ncse homeland IN or IL not embraced
by the treaty, II would be only n
wild guess to attempt . estimate
now how he democratic side stands
on the treaty IL its present form"
Reservation Would Help Out.
Fletcher said he. would support n
reservation 10 eliminate the Japa-
nesc homeland from the treaty II"
thought such n reservation would
help TO settle" the Disturbed eit-
uation" In the senate, nc added. ard
perhaps assist toward ratification
Fletcher's Views we're reflected by
Senator King OF Utah. and other
democratic senators, Nhp were
questioned by the International
Nows Service.
Republican leaders dtolrcd that
they were still hopeful that 'he con
ference itself would eliminate the
japanese homeland VITA a reyerva-
tion of resolution before the treaty
is submitted to the scra.c aud Some
OF them said they had been advised
that this would probably be done
without the treaty having 20 be
amended or otherwise altered tex
tually
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
Uncle Sam s Money Needed
In Plans for Underwriting
Central and Eastern Europe

Tho remainder woul1 be sup.
piled by Belgium, Italy Japan,
Ctcrhu Siuvnkia ana Holland.
Although tho experts have
reached no definite agreement as
to tho exact use TO which the
money shall be put, ~ is UNDER
stood that permanent committee
has boon appointed 10 work OUT a
detailed program Tor mbmisslon
10 the supreme council This COM
mittcc is composed OF two British
ana Two French experts. Ihcy
were instructed 10 begin work
upon the final draft at once. The
experts will gs 20 Cannes Mon
day.
Financial experts OF Great Brit
Ian, France. Belgium and ltaly
have boon In consultation three
days. Walter Rathcnhu, German
economic expert. Us iu Paris and
has oouvcrscd Informally with tho
pIiIod TtUFpu.utntIvpg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
MORE RIGS INTO
TEXAS OIL FIELD
General Outlook Is That
Activities Will Be
Doubled at Orange

Special 10 Tho World
ORANGE. Texas, Dec, 3i.--Tho
general outlook az tho Orange oil
field today Indicated that the facili-
ties for carrying on development
would be doubled within the next
10 or b days, or M soon thereafter
rs II "a possible for the materials TO
bo transferred from the railroad to
field. Doubling the facilities at
tho field means increasing the total
number 10 about ono hundred and
twenty-five drilling rigs.
Tho Gulf Production company ar
ranged today for nino moro rigs to
CronsCs this concerns number to 90.
dercd three more riga shipped In
Immediately which brings its
total TO ~. II. l.. and w. II, Ham
ilton. who purchased the 22-aCre
lease OF the Chcsson tract from the
Little Six oil company for 100000
expect 10 have two or moro rigs
here within the next week and later
on will bring in an many moro rigs
as viii be necessary to protect the
concern.
OIL saved by leyee is now being
pumped into the Gulrs storage tanks
north OF tho field. This means about
500. 900 dollars 20 the Gulf for their
trouble, Tho question as TO whether
or not Chesson, under whose land
the oil was found, viii be In line for
his part OF tho royalty on the waste
oil, IL one that In being debated
among the laity.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
WATS0N'S PROBE
| BRINGS RESULTS
Richmond, Va, Man Wires
Senator He Saw Opie
Kill Messenger
SHOT HIM IN THE BACK
Says Lieutenant-Colonel Took
Message From Body While
Soldiers Looked On

INksuINGTON. Dec. 3t.-Thc ir-
Ntstigatou by Senator Tom Watson.
democrat of Georgia, OF % report
That tiyo RiDhmond. Va. mon could
tRufv that thDy saw Lieut. Cul H..
u Opie of Stauutun. Va kIll one ur
moro ~ his own men I'm France,
produced results today watson re-
ceivcd q telegram from Charles w.
Fox Richmond who declares nc
saw Opic kili 70 messenger.
WAS Half Block Away.
Ills telegram reads:
t'As per your request { wish 10
Ftatc that ! WIS standing within half
q block of whore Major Dpic was
smndlug In the Argonuc forest north
II Nerduu, whom ! EuW "a private,
one Of the lHlsun men, approach
Major Opio aud deliver message.
This man was in tho drive which
shrtcd October X. II was either
uotubUr s ur ., I am not positive
about tho date.
Tho private turned to leave and
Major Opie drew his automatic from
his holster and shot the man In
the back The man fcll dead, The
other men standing near me saw
the killing, One OF them was Ser
Eoant charles Kane from New Jcr-
scy. lie turned and asked me If |
saw H. l said / did.
Il am absolutely sure of what l
am saying ana am willing to make
it matter Of record"
IYNCHBURG. Va, Dec. al
William T.. ~ John. who was n
first class private in Company l..
't6th infantry, IN France. has made
an affidavit charging that ON Octo-
bcr 0, 1913, he saw Mai Hiram j..
Opie OF Staunton, Va, shoot a
courier from whose body, according
10 ST. John. Opic took message
and placed II In his own pocket
Tho affidavit says that two other
soldiers, one from Pulaski, Va. and
the other from Lawrence. Kan.
witnessed the alleged shooting.
Courier Refused 60 Halt.
st. John swenrs that hts company
was I'm skirmlsh formation when
Major Opio and five men from the
Intelligence service were between
the second and third lines OF the
third battalion. lie thinks the rum
ner was from the second battalion
or the battalion occupying, tho front
line trenches and that I'D was de-
tailed to take message to divi.
sional headquarters.
The courier. St John says. crossed
the second and third limo trenches
OF the second battalion and the first
and second lines of the third bat
talon. As he passed Major Opic
who was with part OF tho inteili'
gence section In the rear OF tn,
segbnd line OF the third battalion
Major Opie halted him, tho affida-
Wit declares. The courier did not
stop, ST. John continues, whcreupon
Opie drew a revolver and shot him
in the back.
st. John declared he was within
10 PAGES OF the alleged shooting
and that he saw Opie talSo tho or.
ders from the cuurlcr'a body and
place them In his own pocket.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
widow Had Rich Estate.

NEW YORK, Dec. l.--Tho estate
left by Mrs Helen c. Bostwick,
widow of former standard OIL
magnate who died I'm her Eifth ave-
nue. residence in April, 1920. was
worth nearly s22.0OO,000. This was
shown today when the executives
applied for judicial settlement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
You Tell The World

THROUGH LEWIS MARSH cor-
poratlon, tho Paige Detroit Motor
company announce "a reduction on
all models OF from 1850 to $500,
EFFECTIVE TODAY. the Buich
Motor company Of FLINT, Michigan,
announce through tho Forster DAVIS
Motor corporation big reduction
on an models Of the Buick.
=
UPON INSTRUCTIONS from tho
Jordan Motor company OF Cleve-
land, tho w. G. Norris Motor com
pauy announce further change
downward on all models of the Jor-
dan
A LETTER FROM ENID says that
j. Griffin. who met with nn auto
mobile accident about 10 days ago
I'm Enid, was able TO leave the
hospital Tuesday. Mr.. Griffin In
we'll known 30 n number OF Tulsa
people.
MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
Saturday: Bcrton II. Enly. 40 OF
Sapulpa ana Mary a. Cox 40 of
Tulsa: Floyd NJ Cooper. 10 OF Edna
!
Setser. 20 and Viorra Jane Ross. 81
OF Tulsa; Frank Hollis. 22 and Iva
u. Jones, 1S Of Wchbers Falls; g..
w Gipson, 20 OF Tulsa aud Leathel
Lovctt. 10 Of Sklatook: Lester Chap.
man, 90 and Loona Chapman, 22 Of
Tulsa, s. s. Bcymor, GO OF Tulan
and NJ. a. Everly. 70 Of Rod Fork;
Jennings Hartman, 25 OF Sapulpa
and GLADYS Foggy. "a Of Los An
geles; ~. I, Mcclure, 20 and Ethel
De Song, 26 OF Tulsa. Paul Toomey,
"a and Marie Wimsott, 20 OF Tulsn;
H. -. Kaufman. 40 and Lola M,
Shields, 80 of Tulsa: j. IL. Carna-
han. 20 and Mary u. Bremen, 70 OF
Tulsa; George II. Daniel. 20 and
Rachel Black, 16 of Skiatook;
Earnest $. Gum. 81 and Alta May
Brown. 1s OF Tulsa.
=
DIVORCE PETITIONS filed Sat
urday; Clara Lancaster against
Edward J.. Lancaster; Lulu Safedy
against Jasper saredy.
-
THE WOMEN of the Auxiliary TO
tho American Legion will attend the
funeral services OF Mrs. IL. Everett
popo, to be held Monday morning
at 10 o'clock In the First Presby~
terian church In body. The music
will be In charge OF Mrs c. A.
Border, chairman OF the music COM
mitteo. Members of the auxiliary
will meet at the church at n
quarter OF ten.
=
TULSA DISTRICT ot the State
Nurses association will hold Its
regular meeting at 1880 o'clock
Thursday evening in tho Y. w. C. A.
=.
THE TULSA TOWN club will
have New Years dinncr-party the
day after New Years day proper
that Is, at 0;lb o'clock Tuesday eve
ming. In Ed Woods cafe, because of
the fact that Monday ls holiday
though tho regular meeting day for
the organization, tho meeting will
he postponed "a hours. Speakers and
entertainers will not be from out
side the club membership. but In
stead home talent" from the mem
bership itself, Tho program will be
In main musical and social.
=
KENNETH OBERHOITZER son
| OF city superintendent and Mrs. E
| Il. Oborholtzer. leaves Monday night
for Champaign, Illinois. to resume
his work In the University OF
| Illinois.
=
A SACRED CANTATA, "In Beth
| lehem OF Judea," composed by Mrs.
A. w. Hne, organlst OF Trinity
Episcopal church, will constitute the
Sunday morning church program at
the Majestic theater. Mrs. Iine viii
direct tho cantata for the first time.
| RATION ROUGE, La, Dec Si--Louisi
| ana tomorrow begins the collection OF lc
| gallon tax on gasoline, which IL expected
| to yield nearly million dollars yeai
| for road purposes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
rs Minister 10 Wed.

ding Of Hugh s. Gibson, American
minister TO Poland. to Mile. YnCa
Royntiens. will takc place in this
city on February 16. It was an
Mood to-day Mile. Reyntiens is
the daughter of former belgian
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RATION ROUGE La, Dec 81 --LouIsi.
ana tomorrow begins the collection OF lc
gallon tax on gasoline, which ~ expected
to Yield nearly million dollars "a year
for road purposes
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BOSTON, Dee. 3i.-Rear Admiral
GleaVcs. retired Rn an active officer VI the
United states navy today, ending IS years
OF service He was In command Of the
troops to Europe during the world war.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

A SACRED CANTATA, 'Tn Beth
lehem OF Judca," composed by Mrs.
A. w. Hine, organlst OF Trinity
Episcopal church, viii constitute the
Sunday morning church program at
the Majestic theater, Mrs. Hine will
direct the cantata for the first time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

PLEASANT HILL H., pec. ~ Ban
dts blew the safe iu the CitiReus Ala hanN
here last nlsht and escaped with $4,000 In
currency,
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RATION ROUGE, La, Dec. 3i.--rhe In
gelegly Sugar Refinery at Lakeland was
destroyed by firo late yesterday. which
originated In the builcrhouse The loss
was estimated at s200. .0Po.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

SAN ANTONIO Texas. Dec. 3i.--The
first radio telephone message 10 be- re-
coivod ~ the giant radio tower at Fort
Sam Houston came In last night from the
Fitzsimnous general hospital az Denver
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

ApILENE Texas Dec. 81 West Texas
was experiencing another uorther today.
with the Temperature at Abilene regis
torinE as low as AZ derreea this morn
ing representing q drop ut % degrees
since yesterday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

ST LOUIS. Der. 81 a vonng woman
garbed aa q man, held up restaurant
here early today,
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DETROIT Dec. 2l.--A charge or lar.
csny against Miss Caroline Murray 2G.
was dism lssed here today WHOM w ). Jury.
OF Denver and san Francisco, who alleged
she mado extensive purchases IN local
stores on his account, withdrew tho com
plant.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

BOSTON Dec. 3I.-The escape on
Christmas day " Eugene reu1lvtun Car.
Yer, wealthy former ship owner from the
Parker house, whero he was living in Gus.
to1y u ". deputy marshal became
known today with The fillrg of e court PC
tuiou by the hotel asking what diupoFltOn
so mako 90 Carvors papers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

NEW YORK. Dec, 3i.--Johu NJ ward.
New York lawyer, who formerly managed
the New York National league baseball
club Il seriously ill from pneumonia at
his homo az Dabylon. Long lsland.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

FORT WORTH Texas Dec. a. The rc-
lease of Eugene n. behs from the federal
peniteutiary By President Harding was
Post. American Legion. hora today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

KENNETH oBERHoLTzER, son
OF city Superintendent and Mrs. E
Il. Oborholtzer. leaves Monday night
for Champaign, Illinois, to resume
his work In the University OF
Illinois,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

nlRMINCHAM Ala, Dec, 3l.--Fuur
miners were killed and four others cert
ously injured IN an explosion In the DO,
coma mlno Of the Tennessee Coal, Iron 4
Railroad company today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
Wire Flashes

NEW ORLEANS. La, Dee. si,--William
u. KFehs for yeRrB editor and director OF
the Lake Charles American Press. dled
hore today.
NEW YORK. Doc Si.--The only person
Killed In the rear end collision OF two elo-
Vated trains on thu Ninth avenue line NJ
Fotticth street last night had not been
Identified today lilo was lahoror about
rs years old.
SHREVEPORT La, Dec ai.--Three ne
groos arrostod today admitted eeco.dlhs
switch and dorailed passenger train No
20 OF tho Texas & Pacific near mere last
night ''ust to see train wrecked
AMOS, Quebec Dec. sl.-Mrs. Joseph
Perron. wlfe OF oolonist AT IamOthe. Is
miles from this place. ana five OF her
children. were burned to death In their
home early today. The fire WAS caused
by explosion OF an oil lamp
NEW YORK. Dec. 9l.--Predictlon that
tho year 1929 would show that the dem
ocratlc party has entirely regalned me
Woodrow Wilson in a New Years letter
made public here today
pIRMINGHAM Ala, Dec, si.--Four
miners were killed and four others seri-
ously injured IN an explosion In the DO,
ccnR mlno OF the Tennessee Coal, Iron 4
Railroad company today
NEW YORK. pec, 3i.--Johu NJ. Ward
'eN , YaT"ss ',a"Hinn,it' iasrno haSSbaii
lin a. .ariouslv m fr0r, DnSur,onia nj
his home at Babylon, Long Island.
,,, 49, -, 80 s, o nctt,a ss,,,r ~ ~,
ffntes' n, ~. n.,,. tnds, male, "a xos,s
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

AMOS, Quebec. Dec sl.--Mrs. Joseph
perron wife OF a colonist at I.amothe. Is
miles from this place. ana five OF her
children. were burned to death In their
home early today. The fire was caused
by explosion OF an oil lamp,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

SHREVEPORT La, Dec. ai.--Three ne
nroea arrtstod to-day admitted. according
10 police that they had tampered with a
switch and dorailed passenger train No
20 OF tho Texas n Pacific near mere last
night "ust to see a train wrecked
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-11
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