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LEGAL.

on tho urt,ftcd instplmonta' shall tt
payable ON the ttth day ~ bs,emhet.
lN... uud th0 fnWuiuinE deforre1 INSTALL
Wcuts. with tho Yearly interest on the
unpaid inafHIIu,UfH rhBll Do payable on
the iath day of December ~ each sue.
tJ0tIuE yeHr until Hll shall ho uald.
Prov ldci, however that any ~ the
owners ~ tho lots NJ pHrroia ~ lend su
orsnHH0t may 600 any time durlnE tUo
four tD consecutive weeks following tho
uaF of tho trHt publication ~ this rrli.
nHuD0 pay tu tho Guy Auditor ~ tho
GUY 81 Iu.sa tho fuu amount ot tho
1flaHsWcufs Ho levied nEnluHt thoir aHII
lots ana parcels ot iaud and thereby w.
lra7e such property from the lien OF such
aHsvEsment
SECTION & THAT tho asssssmsnts levied
ana ssssaHed aEainst al The lots snd
pieces ot around IN said seNer district
exclusive ~ improvements IN rropor.
tion 20 tho arca Of the whole ~ said
district exclusive ~ public highways. and
no one of Hatd assessments exceeds the
benefit 10 tho property against which II
ts agfcsaOd
SECTION &. That this ordinance shall
ho published fnr twVntNsnins tggl con.
uscuiive days IN the Tulsa pauy world
% newspaper published iu Tulsp. Oklh.
nance ns required hv Inv shall hs tnkon
ami regarded aH sufficient notice to all
persons Interested In the assessments
hereby levied BY the terms of this ordi'
nance
SECTION q. That hli ordinances o.
parts or ordinances In conflict with the
pfoNlHlOns Of thiH ordinance. tn 90 FAR 40
such conflict ettftH. are hereby repealed
SECTION 2 THAT an emergency etists
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T. O. O. y. DIRECTORY
odd ieiio"H Han. li2H South Boulder
AURORA LoDaE No. &C. O o. '
- " N. l.. pouSDsroSg. Secretary.
G. ", Gates. d, @,
TULSA LODGE ~ 90 J. . o. F.. meets
e'ety Tuesday oyguluR, 40.
q, W. FCLTE. H. q.
J. =, MOORE. Secretary.
TULSA EHLAnrMEN1 NO ~. T. .. or
hcciu uu Second and Toguh friday Of
: l. HuuHLErI, C. =.
u. u. FULLER. scribe
TulsA rEnEKAn No. 40. T. o. o. ~
" '''' MRs 9Ga'' 'ads% &Giirp r. O.
IHs cAhHY DAVIS SEQ
TUBA CANrur No 10 o. O y
rf,rias''th Militant tifs' saturday each
4 =. aoORE Capt
a. ~ FULLER Clerk
ORDER or LoYAL Sons RUSS Ti,..ia.
N". 3. Locond and fourth saturday each
RA{s"qaH;iGa a;ia,i,lstff Elf4fH, ~
MIDAS LODGE Ho. toI. D. o. O. p. meet,
every Tuesaay evening West Tulsa.
b.. ,. rLlHEAHD. Secretary.
UNITED COMMERCIAL TFAVELERs
Tulss rouuci No eos
psgulAr meoii1g saturday
Nff. a. l. rUukUsTURE. s. {.
~Si.-~&A CHAA A. hYERs. ssoY.
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SECTION l. That there shaIi be. ana
there 10 hereby apportionod 20 and levied
upon ana assessed against the several los
and parcels ~ land In saId Sewer bis.
uict No. iTs IN tho CITY OF Tulaa. OKLA
hums. 30 benefited by the construction 90
follews 90 wits
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Publlshsd 10 he rulsa world Apn! ll,
world Publishing company, pubishcrl
NOTICE no PROPERTY OWNERH
AND CONTRACTORS.
ndH viii bo received at tho office of
the city Auditor. Tulsa. OkiHhtWa, until
o'clock .. M, Monday kptil aith, lJa3.
Tor the construction of sanitary sewer
including lAtutala. connections, ana other
AppuftenanCpH for Sewer District No. tsg,
~ created and established by Ordinance
10. 2215. pHssed nud approved tho stth
day ~ March. latf.
Plans pfofIies ana specifications FOR The
construction OF said sewer system nDd Hp-
puttenanr,s have bseu adopted by the
Mayor ana Board uf Commissioners ~
said CITY ana are now On file In the office
Of the city Engineer.
Hids must be made upon the official
proposal Hu0Ots Of tho city ~ Tulsa,
Ihe rights 20 toiect any aud ail bids Il
reserved 60 the Hoard ~ Commissioner
of tho city of Tulsa. oklahoma,
A certified check for the sum of five tbl
per cent OF the amount ~ tho bid viii be
required from each bidder.
Al bids will be opened ana considered
hy the hoard ~ Commissioners of said
city 1T = meeting Of said Board 20 he
held IN tho cry Hal IN said city Rt o
o'clock a. m. on the sbth day OF April
Isgl
Any snd ell parties Interested are here
by notified that thoy may appear ana pros
tost against or object 20 said proposed
or any part thereof or any
said meeting 0f tho said BOARD ~ CONE
IN nHinnats on the goth day Of April, 1899.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
titv Auditor.
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SECTION That me assessment Hors.
by levied on sach Of tho Ab0yo men.
toned lots ana parcels ~ land are here.
by declared % be lien upon tuch Toto
and parcels Of iau0 10 the same UKieut
o. other taxes ana shat he collected Hud
enforced tn tho same manner uu other
taxes 10 ana tDT the City 0f Tulsa, OKLA.
bona. ats collected.
SECTION g. That an aBssssronrs
hereby levied shall ba divided into three
tal equal annual inHtallusufs 80 author.
ized by e1id statutes ot me state ~ DsNf.
homa for such cases made aui provided
mat the assessments snail be8r interest
a. the rate Of eight tb Ier Crulum pr
HHnum, payable HnuuHIIy nt the time ui
tho payment of the FeV9FAl lnaialiusnN
~ the takinE effect of tniH ordinance f.
thst The nrrt iustHllmfut o. sal H8HesF-
meat together With the accrued interest
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tur Tho VutrDrtauuu ut the puuHo btulth
ana safety. bv rrapun Wiurcuf thla ordi.
uHuDe shall tako effect from Hn1 aftor
&c. passage. approval nnf publication.
Passed, anu The sworpouty clause ruIet
upon separately aut approved this 1th
unN uf Aut1 1889
APPROVED THE 5th day NJ hpfu. iBgg
T - TNNNH
Mayor.
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Attsst
MIts tUNNW SEAMAN
city Auditor.
I.HANE o.. ruScAN.
CIV huofnev.
ruhushcd In tho Iulm uaiy World
Ami &c. %. lt lT ls 1899 World
Publishing company uubllHhlrl
NOTICE 40 CONTRACTORS
Notice 10 hereby given that bids viii he
uutl O'Clock 9. m. Monday. Apfil gath,
1899. for the construction " storm Sewers
80 fpllows Across Block 30. Riverside
Addition, approximate estimate fG2gAab,
Boston Avenue from tntinbr street 90
Iatimor Place, thence n0tthcnHtotiy across
BLOCKS I and p. poudtr romeroy, and
Block T. Adams Addition. approximate
estimate t7saAib.
tlans. proulas ana specifications can be
hceu At tho office OF the City Engineer
iilda must be made upon the official
PROPOSE sheets ~ tho tttY ~ Tulsa,
The riFht 60 reject any part of or any
or al bids is reserved 10 the IoHfd of
Commissioners Of said city ot Tulsa. OKLA
huma.
4 certified check IN the sum ~ five tbl
per cent ~ tho Htuuunt ~ the bid viii
bn required from each bidder.
A surety bond w tho ful amnpnt % the
contract viii Within ten to) dnyu be re-
uurod from tho successful bidder, All
bids viii he opened BY the Board ~ Com
u uissluners at meeting 20 ho held IN the
tity nan iu said CIty ~ Tulsa at o'clock
MKH. PRANK SEAMAN.
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Announcements
rIRrLY rERsONAL

N0TiCE ro THG PUnLiC-This IL to in.
form you that nue y. Y. bours is ne
LONGER a saIcsuan FOR the undersigned
company. y. w Woods Manufacturing
go. por D. rs Woods
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LEGALS

.----r-1 l1 Tuiss Daily World, April ~,
G,"s ~. IS. 1879. World Publishing
q PqSg.''ns65t' Pg 6t' SCHOOL EXPENSES
L,Ileo ssitooL DISTRICT NO. 20 AND
lvHt $50 PROCTiA NATION OF EN-
~" levy ELECTION,
~. I~t By virtue OF Senate Bill No.
Wv tsf7 session Laws and by virtue
~ General laws of the state
tnsf.'.ma authorizing ana en-.
20 u1ards of Education IN cities
.,. l..s, class TO prepare estimates or
q W. moving the amount necessary
tlls r4.rlnt expenses for school dis
iM .Ns,r the ensuing year and authori2-
rE'.,'s p5arda of Education 20 call cleo
'at "a be qualified voters OF the School
toas 7, dctormine whether or not an
phu. .f.u he voted where the statutory
0o', IN lew IL insufficient 20 provide
~ ,-ss art forth in the approved esti-
hg "a rHrreut expenses. and by virtue
ls tss4.utIon adopted by the Board %
1900. ~ tho City OF Tulsa. of the
~ ~ OEIahoma. on April 4th, 1922.
te w. Mavrinnis. the President
c,s varCurdy. the Secretary Of the
iil ~ Elucati0n of the City of Tulsa,
p * state ot Oklahoma. do hereby
~ .ra Five notice that tho follow
..,-sfIfutos the budget or estimate
Nl bv the Board Of the City OF
nog ~ tho state OF Oklshoms, show
l-"vs fr4UCial requirements for the
iIH W .... q t0-wlt.
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WHEREAS, IN pursuance ~ the pro.
visions Of the Charter Of the city Of
Tnisa. Oklahoma. ana the statutes OF the
state ot oklnhomn. i9r such cases i,,'i MADE
BY Ordinance No. .2i2 create and sstnb-
iish Sewer District No. ii6, ana aftsf
having declared u necessary % construct
sewers In said sewer District No. i76, by
the provisions 0f sad Ordinance No, z242i
did on the nth Day ~ February 1891.
lot 20 1ibhets a Pleasant Inc contract
0TH certain contract tor the construc-
ti0n Of certain sanitary s0Wer 10 Sewer
District No l76' ana
WHEREAS. 10 pursuance of said con
tract. said Tibbets 4 Pleasant, Inc, have
constructsd q certain sanitary sever mi
said Sewer District No, l1t, ana the
work under said contract has been ae-
Ceptod and approved b. thefGity Engineer
ana the Board Of Commissioners OF the
city of Tulsa, and.
WHEREAS, IN further pursuance ~ ths
statutes Of the state Of Oklahoma. afore
saId. ana under TIE terms % the Charter
of the ssid city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, u is
deemed necessary ~ the Board OF Com
missioueTs Of the city Of Tulsa 10 levy
ana assess special tax upon the proper.
~ liable 20 assessment IN ssid sewer DIS
trict No i7G. BY reason OF construction
or said sewer and 20 pay for the same
WHEREAS. tho total cost of the con-
atruction 0f said sewer IN said Sewer
District No. i7s, including extras have
10 bs lie sum OF iJ7. .2Os.s7. ali Of which
10 70 be levied by special assessment
sEsinst the tote ana parcels Of land bone
fitted BY the oonsiruction of SAID sewer
In said sewer District No. l76s ann
WHEREAS, ell isEai requirements have
been compiled with 20 authorize the levy
OF tho assessments against said lots aui
parcels Of land 90 liable FOR the cost
~ construction OF ssd sewer 90 saiI|
sewer District No ITs IN ths smouuts
hereinafter specified 10 ssction ~ this
ordinance.
NOW THEREFORE, BIZ lT Or
DAMNED BY TIE BOARD or CON,
MISSION FRS OF TNE CITY or
TULSA. OKLAHOMA.
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uFI,ItNI

MATERNi1Y HOSPITAL foi
confinement. private. prices reasonable
may work Tor board. bu hiss adopted
write Tor bod1iet Mrs "a. ". Long aait
y. Twenty .seyenth ST., Kanrss city. SO
WTsr MAIN MATERNITY SANtTARIUM
a home for the care and protection Of
young women rates teasonsbio' bshiss
director. ibif ". Msin. Oklahoma city.
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uiubUshed IN tho TuIsa DaiIy WorId
April II. H. 10. -. IS, 10, II. -, 10.
90 81, %, 49, g. 20. 70, a. g. co. 30,
May 1. 2, 3, g. o. y 7, s, .. 1879, The
World Publishing company publlshSr.l
ORDiNANCE NO 42si,
AN ORDINANCE TO APPORTlON
LEVY AND ASSESS SPECIAL
TAXES ~ PAYMENT or THE
COsT or CONSTRUCTING A sANl-
TAKY SILVER iN SEWER Dis
TRIcT no. it6 IN THE CITY OF
TULSA. As CREATED AND EsrAB-
LiSHED by ORD1NAECE NO. 2aig;
AND DECLARING AN LAEhG-
ENCY.
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DELTA LODGE t2h meet In peEuiar
Communication TussdRY
"a hrrl 49, work in v. g. DO.
NN gree. commencing a. am,
(F-lNA VISITING haHons always vel.
NNy1iIR come
q" JOHN y. AYRBp W A.
ARTHUR BAKER Secretary
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Automobiles

AUfOMOnlIEs non NNIr 10
ALMOST new Fotd roadator for sale. n. c.
Walker. 500 W Dtady.
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NutCk 1922 model b-rassenEer3 used
four months. Will soli at bargain 200
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DOpuE roadster, ir good condition. iust
ovethaulod. for sale cheap, by owner ~
Tffuf0u
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hUr0s l0n 1iNB--0ANAdEs u
Board and Rooms

ALTON HOTEL. aOJH v. Third Run
ning water. bath. absolutely respectable.
t5 up,
ALVA HOTEis-isn e. Main. centrally
located, homsiike, clean snd respect
able, outside rooms, weekly TateA.
HOTEL RAMONiA-f30h u. Third.
pleasant honls tooms ~ week and up
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LODGES AND SOCIETIES

TULSA Lop0E NO. ~. F.Ak. N
heets every ThursAnyi first
IN Thursday v. C., second Thurs,
~ day, business thitd Thursday
LA. ~. NJ. fourth Thuradav.
Olfvb Next meeting AptIl "a. work
IVA in " N Degree. commencing
w ht 9. w.
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EssEN roadster. 1870 model, locke ~ good
aH now. $3.50. an ". second. Caii OsaEs
The fool-killer., 1922-06-01
ROTTEN POLITICS

The rotten reign of politics
Has got us in an awful fix;
So here we sit and nurse our heads
While desolation grows and spreads.
We kicked the Donkey from the door
And wouldn't have him any more;
And then the Elephant just sat
Right down on us and mashed us fiat.
We've tried 'em both, and declare
I don't know which is worst to bear;
But turn me loose and let me run
And I won't stand for neither one.
Doggon it, what's the use to vote
When every party gets your goat,
And sets you down to starve and die,
While they get fat on public pie?
That hateful taxed lying set
Will wreck the country wusser yet,
And milk it dry and leave it fiat,
But I won't be to blame for that.
AS long as these are on our deck
The world is going to be wreck;
I can't do anything at all
But stand aside and watch it fall.
James Larkin Pearson.
The fool-killer., 1922-06-01
THE DISAGREEMENT
CONFERENCE

That name fits all Of them just
like a nigger's hunting shirt.
Two months before the Wash
ington confab opened it's doors
[ gave it the name of ''Disagree-
ment Conference" It turned
out that [ was exactly right. We
all know the history of that mis-
cradle, nilitaristic, plutocratic,
pilfering, greedy grandstand
gabfest, and how all it's fair
promises faded like the mist of
the morning. There was moth
ing but disagreement from start
to finish, and nobody has yet
seen a penny's worth of benefit
that it brought to the world.
Promised to junk a few old tubs
that had to be junked anyhow,
and even that has not been
done yet. They are waiting for
an appropriation Of twenty mil
lion dollars to bear the expenses
Of saving about half that much.
Then they rolled up their
breeches and waded over to &C.
noa and tried it again. Called it
an Economic Conference that
time. But it was the same old
Disagreement Conference all the
time. Went there to talk about
the money they didn't have and
how they were going to get It.
Tried grease Russia with some
stove-polish and swallow her,
lbut Russia declined the invita-
tion and everything busted
Even Lloyd George had to take
his smile off and ship it home tC
have it repaired, and some peo-
Iple think it never will look like
Itself any more.
And now some time this mo lth
they are going to put on wooden
shoes and go to Holland with
their Disagreement Confer 4nce
tiled up in John Bulls shirt
and there will be another fifty
| thousand dollars for entertain
lment and cigars, red likker anC
The fool-killer., 1922-06-01
THE GOOD OLD TINES

The National Republican, an
administration organ published
weekly at Washington, D. c., IS
filing it's pages almost entirely
with old historical matters
about Grant, Hamilton and other
men Of the dead past. [ don't
wonder at that, because it is less
embarrassing to talk about those
old times than it would be to elo-
cute concerning this-here dog
gon Hardtimes prosperity. Yes,
indeed, I'd keep just as far away
from the present as possible if
[ was under the awful necessity
of trying to edit a Republican
paper.
The fool-killer., 1922-06-01
What Does Jesus Christ Amount
to, Anyhow?
Continued from page 81

be just like the first death, with
the exception that there will not
be any Redeemer sent to get you
out of it. Jesus will not die for
you any more. Therefore if you
go dashing on in your mad ca
reer Of sin till you forfeit your
new life and fall into the Second
Death, that positively WILL
lend all" SO far as you are con-
cerned.
Now, folks, have [ been talk
ing foolishness? Or have [ been
talking good sound sense? Seems
to me that this is all plain and
reasonable enough for even a
preacher to see if he would just
jopen his eyes and look.
The fool-killer., 1922-06-01
THE DEVILS PAPER

Somebody-evidently a Spirit
ist-has been sending me copies
of a dirty-looking sheet which
is mis-called 'The Progressive
Thinker and which is SO full
of Spiritist lies that it positive
ly stinks.
have taken time to read some
of the stuff just to see what kind
of double-and-twisted internal
fools people can be when they
surrender their lives to old
Satan.
Well, it just corks anything
yet. Nonsense is no name for
it. Foolishness does not half
way, express it. Rot is too de-
cent word to employ in speak
ing of such diabolical drivel-
such damnable devil-broth.
Messages from the dead
Great horn spoons! If the dead
people really could know that
such blasphemous billingsgate
was being palmed off as theirs
they would turn over in their
graves.
And after reading the stuff
you get about as much idea what
it is trying to tell as you
would get by listening to the
rattle of a loose board on the
coW-shed. It made me feel like
I had slept in a buzzard-roost
and dreamed about eating
snakes.
The fool-killer., 1922-06-01
A SERMON ON EVOLUTION
Text:


And it came to pass that certain
wise monkey named Adam Darwin
discovered one day that he could walk
upright on his hind feet. Whereupon
he rubbed his tail off against tree,
borrowed a typewriter from the Gov
ernor of Nod, and began to write books
on Evolution.
You will find my text on the
unnteenth page of Noah Web
ster's second whistle to the bird
dog.
Now, dear moneykey-munks
and babblety-boons, we are 60
ing to go to the bottom of this
question, even if we have to
punch a hole in the Chinese Rev
Olution TO do it.
Mr.. Darwin has had his say.
Mr.. Bryan has also emitted
several barrels Of printers ink.
And now that old fool Pearson
is going to talk some.
You'll get some nice fat infor-
nation now if you've got any
place to put it.
Ever since Darwin's great
grandaddy was a tadpole we
have been wondering what sort
of critters we are and how we
happened to be here.
Darwin says we were Matched
out Of a frog-egg and lived on
worms and other small game for
the first billion years of our life,
Then we hoped up in a sickim-
dog tree and lived on the install
ment plan and our wife's kin
folks for the next billion or so
Then one day we happened to be
reading the classified advertise.
ments in the '"Tadpole Times
and we saw where a tWo-leggeC
man could get an easy job in the
Garden Of Eden. So we climbed
down from our tree, hired an ali
gator to bite our tail off, an(
took the next train for Eden
And you know the rest.
Well, that explanation of i
seemed to satisfy the world il
general and the college profes
sors in particular; but there h l.
always been a little bunch O.
crazy cranks like Moses and Bry
an who just won't have it tha
way. They claim to have som'
The fool-killer., 1922-06-01
kind of book that tells it differ

kind of book that tells it differ
ent. They can prove that their
book is right smart older ti;an
Mr.. Darwin's book and a good
deal more apt to be right.
Now these two factions have
gone on for a long time sorter
quiet-like and have not shown
much disposition to bite each
others heads off. Evolution
worked it's way into the puoiic
school books and even into the
denominational colleges till it got
SO nearly all the big D. DIS were
Darwin Defenders.
Then the storm broke.
Somebody in the Kentucky
legislature seems to have start
led it by urging the passage of
law to prevent the teaching OF
evolution in the schools of that
state.
Then Bryan writ a book on the
subject, and suddenly found him.
self almost as famous as if he
had been a candidate for presi-
dent.
A Darwinite took it up.
Then a Mosesite butted in.
And the fur began to fly.
Now the air smells like burn
ing monkey-hair in a skillet.
| The thing is coming to a head
in a hurry. Unless all signs fail
we are now going to find out who
we are, where we came from,
and all about it.
But, oh, MY dearly-befuddled,
| want to tell you one thing.
There is a side to it that nobody
seems to have thought about.
There is one source of inforn1a-
ton that is being entirely over
looked. Why don't somebody
ask the monkeys about it? We
have some highly educated
monkeys in the world today, and
if any of their simian ancestors
degenerated into human beings
they would very likely know
something about it. But even
if they have positive knowledge
of such an occurrence they might
be ashamed to own it.
Just suppose, for instance,
that you were a good honest and
respectable monkey, how would
you like to have it throWed UP
to you that you were the ances-
tor of a two-legged thing that
chaWs terbacker and cusses and
tells lies and cheats and swindlee
and fights with gunpoWder ano
amt got sense enough to live
at peace in a world of plenty
without letting half of the pop.
ulation starve to death? Dog.
bite it, you know as we'll as I dc
that no decent monkey would
stand for such a slander against
it's race.
For goodness. sake, if there il
any other way to account fo]
; mans existence here in thu
, world, let's have it. If God made
:. us out of mud and set us III
against the fence to dry, MAYBE
l He knows what He made us fo.
2 and why He has allowed us II
j get into such a devil of a fix
: One thing is certain-if CO.
j cant straighten us out ther
l. amt nary monkey that can, an'
we just as we'll give it up.
The fool-killer., 1922-06-01
EDITORIALS.

Good morning! Have you
sprung from a monkey yet?
The fool-killer., 1922-06-01
ana

black eyes, court plaster and
healing salve.
Wusser and Wusser!
I told you so.
The fool-killer., 1922-06-01

Genoa new Disagreement Con-
ference is about to open?
The fool-killer., 1922-06-01

healing salve.
Wusser and wusser!
[ told you so.
EDITORIALS.
Good morning! Have you
sprung from monkey yet?
Genoa new Disagreement Con-
ference is about to open?
The Republican party may
win the governorship of Penn
sylvania next fell, but it's going
to Pinchot.
That little Astor man trotting
along at Nancy's heels looks sor-
ter like a snuff box tied to pic
mic wagon.
"Suffer little children to come
unto me-" said the Carpenter Of
Nazereth. II don't care how
much they suffer, but they can't
come unto me-" says President
Hardtines.
Awful big sight of talk in
Washington about how they are
going to catch war gTafters. The
talk is all. My old tom-cat could
eat every war CRATER they will
catch-and still be hungry.
And now another Red scare
is sweeping the country like
Shelnman's army after Georgia
rooster. A common working
man can't light his pipe any more
without being saddled with a
bomb plot. Of course he was fix
ing to blow up somebody. But
you show me a rich rascal that
gets rounded up as a ''Red", will
you? Oh, the cussedness of it
all!
The fool-killer., 1922-06-01

The Republican party may
win the governorship of Penn
sylvania next fell, but it's going
to Pinchot.
The fool-killer., 1922-06-01

Life among the statesmen"
here of late is just one hang
taxed conference" right after
another. And every conference
leaves the international tangle
a little worse than it was be-
fore.
The fool-killer., 1922-06-01

That little Astor man trotting
along at Nancy's heels looks sor-
ter like a snuff box tied to a pic
mic wagon.