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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-01
ADDITIONAL j j !. ! !, WANT ADS i J.

Rudolph Valentino and Dorothy
Dalton in "Moran Of The Lady
Lefty" is showing for the last time
tonight at the Elko Theatre 1d5-1
Mae Murray In Peacock Alley"
is showing for the last time at the
Grand Theatre tonight 1st Show at
7:30-2nd Show at 900. 1d5-1
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-01
The Wise GUY

Two girls in Germany recently
took part in a motorcycle race for
husband, and discovered after it was
over that the bridegroom-to-be had
taken the opportunity presented by
their absence to- flee from the coun-
try. Whosaid all men are fools?
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-01
NoTIcE!.

A good liberal cash reward. will be
paid for information leading. to the
arrest of sarty who took my Ford
truck from in front of SOP Fourth
ST., smashed it up and left it at re-
pair shop on 9Th st. -
ld5-1 G. w. NELSON
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-01

Twentieth Tive !,
Century
LIMITED
just A Suggestion

Juct ouggeStlon
A suggested slogan for Arbor Day
is: "Plant tree Arbor Day. Any fool
can cut one down." Sometimes it
takes a wise man. to plant one and
make it grow, - 'h'sS.
Have YOU tried it
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-01

that her husband was killed while in
discharge Of his duties in the service
Of the city, >-. :; ~. -.
The city demurred on the grounds
that the term 'employe" in the law
does not cover policemen. Judge
Moellering overruled the demurrer.
Arguments will be made today. +,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-01
A Hot Time In The Old Town


The distinction of being the only
woman to be married in a blazing
church probably belongs to a recent
bride in England When the bridal
party arrived at the church they
found the building ablaze ind a small
army or firemen deluging the flames
whitewater. Nothing daunted the pros
pective bride decided that fire: or no
fire she would not leove the church
unwed and to the accompaniment of
flying sparks and clouds of smoke
the marriage ceremony was perform
ed. -. ~ I .H.s','i w. ss;t] @s$l- H. {
Evidently the: bridegroom ! had
nothing to say about. it..
They Usually Do--Not-
How Come i
The other day we noticed that, a
man had been suspended from the
printers union for conduct unbecom-
ing a printer. This sure beats US.
What the deuce could it be?
= L. You Tell EN-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-01

q Victoria, b. Cover 100000
fruit trees, berry bushes and tree
seedlings and $4,000 bulbs have been
imported into British Columbia this
year for the spring planting. ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-01

>"n.c'tn ror IN. oall, p'on..sr
Evening star., 1922-04-10

725 18th ST. S.E.
Sfx-room frame house: price 81, 900: no less
terms, $500 cash. balance S25 monthly.
JOHN n KNOTT 91S ST
Evening star., 1922-04-10

sr and b.. h.wh., cleo: s., $50; $500 ca sh
NORTHWEST: Q large r. and b.: hot water
heat and only 81 500.
Watch our SPECIALS They sell"
HOME REALTY CO..
Evening star., 1922-04-10

FOR SALE-SIX ROOMS AND SLEEPING
porch; ami; hardwood floors; lots: Holly
street. Clarendon. $500 cash and balance
terms. This is a well constructed house. with
double siding and nice attic. Can give i'm
mediate possession.
Five room cottage. Spruce St, with all i'm
provements. This house built by A. J.
Porter and is high class property, with all
Improvements. and is owned by Mr.. c. F.
Hamilton. Can be sold on terms
We have in the Clarendon section about a
dozen houses we are financing or have exclu-
sre sale and We, will make easy terms and
sell for less than you can build. If you buy
from us we give you the best service We can
as long You owe any part on the property.
ASHTON c. JONES,
With Geo. II. Rncker Co.,
Evening star., 1922-04-10

GOOD BUY IN MT. PLEASANT
at N950-S1, 900 cash. $75 per month.
Near 18th st. and Park road Groom and
bath brick; furnace and electricity: upper and
under back porches in good condition; vacant
and ready for immediate occupancy. Why
waste on rent? Own your own home and save.
(1OS31O)
o. B. ZANTZINGER, Realtor,
912 10th ST. NV Main 537l
Evening star., 1922-04-10

GREAT ACTIVITY HAS MARKED THE TER
ritory along the Conduit road. Many new
houses have been built. We have carefully
secured every bit of available informant on
about these houses and also about lots which
are for sale We have, too a number of
farms. both large and small. which can be pur-
chased ut right prices and on reasonable terms.
This department Of business is in charge
Of man who has lived in this section for
years and knows every foot OF ground there.
Phone US. Main 2345. or drop us line and
we will give you all details.
SHANNON & LUCHS. Realtors
713 1ith ST. NV.
Evening star., 1922-04-10
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

GLEN ECHO-NEW BUNGALOW. 8 ROOMS
and hath; electricity; very cozy home, In good
neighborhoOd; fine view; be sure to see this
one Price, $4,000 Easy terms.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
Main 11G6,
Evening star., 1922-04-10

HOME BUYERS. ATTENTION.!
Splendid homes Nlst completed at 18th
ana Girard SIS. NV. Complete in every detail.
Owner on premises. Vour own broker
Evening star., 1922-04-10
FOR sALE-sToREs
Do you want to

Do you want to
go into Business?
We have two brand new store rooms
just erected--and the last that can he
bnilt in this restricted zone. They are
located at
l502-15O4 East Capitol St.
They are 17x5O feet - in the ideal
neighborhoOd for a frst-class grocery,
market. pharmacy---or similar business. ,
There cannot be any further competition
and you'll virtually enter right into
readymade busness-for it's here to be
had-and these stores are Of type that
will attract.
Price, $780,
Arrange for us to show them to you.
HARRY A. KITE,
Owner and Builder,
1914 K ST. Phi. M. 4S46
Evening star., 1922-04-10
CHESAPEAKE BEACH PROP.

FOR RENT-CEMENT COTTAGE, CENTRAL
ly located, near water: six large rooms and
two large porches: all screened: nicely fur
nished Apply LYONS Store.
Evening star., 1922-04-10
LOT GnxolO

LOT GoxoI0
Eiver'!ale bungalow: Or and b.. ami; l
block from cars; S2..oD cash. 5000 90: no
monthly.
r Also sem = ,sqnsasw Cleveland p" Park; x,G r
moash: $3.50. 50 blocks from Connecticut
ave. cars; lot 4oxl2O OWNER Address
lox .t0D Star Office. II.
HOLLOW TILE. DETACHED HOUSE OF
in the far northwest. near rooms.
BATH. extensive fron: porch; oak floors: slate
roof; immediate possession. Price. s11.5co;
;he best waite in the city; moderate terms.
LOUIS +. SHOEMAKER.
lio7 New York ave. NV. Main 1lG6.
NORTHEAST = MODERN HOUSE; 8 ROOMS
and bath: electricity. gas: colonial design hot
LOFTS p. SHOEMAKER.
1907 New York ave. NV. Main l16G
BIi.TMoRE ST. EETwEEN 18th AND 2nth.
10 rooms, = baths, electric lig! I. hot-water
neat: bargain
street near 7,h ne-E,sh,;s"om t.. and
1il5 st. NV Main 66s.
BEAUTIFUL HoME-PEICED RIGHT.
3411 Wo6DLEY ROAD.
Spendidly arranged for entertaining.
FIRST FLooR-Isarge living room open FIRE
place. built-n book shelves: large reception
hall kiI.h"n and panty. side and back porch
plete baths tone shower). sleeping porch.
THIRD FLOORING bedrooms. large bath.
taot-Water neat. INSTANTANEOUS heater. Haru-
wood floors. garage for two cars. side porches,
"onrrrt" steps. drive. "tc.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. PRICE. $4,000.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
Main Si1a. 1ilO q st. NV.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS NEAR 1ith ST
Highly attractive 3-story house. IL roo:ns, .
batlis, h:wh.. eiec.; moderate price and very
rra aSOnabie terms.
PARK VIEW
rooms. colonial porch. close 10 Soldiers
Home: only s6,ooo; $500 cash; immediate pos
session
RI.0OMfNGpALE.
Finely constructed Groom house: hardwood
trim: elec.: incloscd porch: only $500 rca
Sp.abe terms.
Rooms for rent. unfurnished: dandy rooms:
housekeeping privileges: fine location. reason
able. at 1904 4th St NV.
OSCAR MANN.
Evening star., 1922-04-10
READ THIS

(
Groom and bath property in the fnest,
part of the Southeast, with furnace heat. ID
perfect condition: at only $4,000. Home of
pressed brick, with colonial porch: phone s
tomorrow
KEYSTONE REAL ESTATE co.
s2S 10th St MN. Main SS3.s
Evening star., 1922-04-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES


GET OUR PRICES FIRST TO BUILD YOUR
home complete. We furnish everythng-lum.
ber. miilwork, ETC.. and all labor. plans drawn:
% St. Main isa Is74 or North 4sos opsn until 8.
EUCLID ST. NV. NEAR 18th STACOLO-
NAL brick dwelling. containing rooms and
BATH hot-water heat. gas and electricity; front
and rear porches: cellar entire house: large lot.
PRICE. $40 1000. will submit reasonable offer.
THOMAS E. PETTY.
Your Rent Agent"
2013 14th st. NV
725 18th ST Sc
Six room frame house; price 1000: no less;
| terms, $500 cash balance S25 monthly.
JOHN 7. KNOTT. 91s st.
GOOD BUY IN Mt. PLEASANT
at N.950-s1, 900 cash. s75 per month.
Near 14th st. and Park road; Groom and
bath brick; furnace and electricity: upper and
under back porches; in good condition; vacant
and ready for immediate occupancy. Why
waste on rent? Own your own home and save.
o. B. zANrzINGER, Realtor.
912 10th st. NV. Main 5371:
$3.50 CASH
A delightful little corner brick home Of 9
rooms ara BATH newly papered throughout; :;
colonial front porch; large front and rear
yards: very good northeast location; price,
o,a FRANK A G1BBoNs.
Main 2iS. $40 Southern bldg.
IN THE 500 BLOCK End ST Nw.-12-ROOM
house in good condition; will sell for $3.50;
On X near sth ne-s-room colonial house,
hot-water heat. electric light and double ga
Ea!I,u fags; tbs .s, is good buy at $500. EDW
kramer.)
ATTRACTIVE 4 m HOME, NEAR Both AND 9
a-roSm brick; Porches: room for garage fine
ne's''''h0''' fnrssiHi E. ". oFFnTG. fssf3;
Phone West 300 wis ave and n st.
SIX,RoOM, BATH AND BAY-WINDOW
brick, sc southwest; long lot to alley: garage:
1900 block o st. NV: nnc-room and bath
house: in splendid condition: price. $500.
THOMAS P. BROWN. 617 AZ st. s.w.-
s1o,ooo-BEsT SECTION NEW HAMP AVE. !:
| parquetry floors: h,w.h., electricity. maids
n room vaH mothproof % storage ROOM % Scar 1 garage
day: lose no time II interested.
1919 F 81. NV. Main 1858.
FOR HOMES HOMES A:p 1NyEsTMENTs ;,,;yH,
| ,-.- They Know washinGton" -o.,
| NEAR 10Th AND p ST. lGEORGET0wN)-
Nine rooms and bath; furnace heat; gas: three
UNIOH REALTY CORPORATION.
Main Si15. 1flO G ST. NV.
$1,000 CASH AND SIS PER MONTH.
hwh.: electric lights: c"losial concrete front
porch and large. double rear porches: very
deep back yard and room for double garage:
1
ton in Columbia Heights
FRANK A GIRBONS.
Main 2IS 80 Southern bldg.
=. Il ST NE: g ROOMS AND BATH: GOOD
condition; large yard and alley. Price, 81 800:
terms
1921 North Capitol St: rooms and bath u:
large yard and alley: bargain.
Eve ST. NV. near North Capitol: rooms
and bath: excellent condition: liberal terms
Near 18th and Columbia rd.: 10 and
, bath: hot water heat: electricity: possession
gwen VIII sacrifice for 81 900.
Two-familE apartment 600 block of Harvard
st. NV: rooms and bath: each good condi-
ti0n. Price. $500: terms.
Three brick houses:-1 roon,S and bath each I:
, near government printing Office Price, SlJ.WU
for all. will sell separate: terms
Nh H. HrGRANN co,
I2g l1th st NV
Evening star., 1922-04-10
EXTRA SPECIALS.

PETWORTH: large rooms and bath;
h VIII. elec.; large yard: grape arfor: garage;
$3.50. Bring deposit with you if You want
this one.
Evening star., 1922-04-10

HO7 Ga. ave. CoI. IUf14. IT
BEAUTIFUL SEMI-DETACHED HOMES JUST
finished; electricity: concrete cellar; stationary
tubs large porches: garage Purchaser can
select papering. For quick sale. $4,000. oath
and r sts Sc. Randle Highlands. For terms
J. o. MOQUE. Woodward &
Iothrop's IL
Evening star., 1922-04-10
+ Be sure to see our
CENTRAL-HALL
BUNGALOWS.
MICHIGAN
PARK

18th and Mich. ave.
LOTS SEVENTY FEET FRONT.
THE ONLY BUNGALOWS IN WASHING
TON WHERE THE BEDROOMS DO NOT
ING ROOM AND WHERE THE BATHROOM
HAS THE PRIVACY DEMANDED BY PEO-
PIE OF REFINEMENT.
Brick foundations-no tile or cement. Area
entrance to cellar-not grade entrance. Stairs
to foored attic with six windows room for
more rooms), diagonal sheathfng to roof.
cypress weatherboard-no pine. Hardwood
trim Roofs guaranteed 20 years. Steel beam
construction. Heating guaranteed-no dust.
Plumbing connected with city sewers These
are the best located, designed and constructed
properties for the money on the market. Over
go sold. Terms, 81 900 cash and SIS a month.
F or North Capitol st. car marked Brook
land to end of route. One car fare. 20
minutes from 9th and F, or call Main $685. for
automobile.
Fer sale by realtors or builder.
| MIDDAUGH & SHANNON.
Incorporated. Main $685.. Established 1899.
Woodward Bldg, 18th. and H.
..No Place Like Home: No Home Like Ours. :"
Brookland Bungalow.
On Monroe ST. 3 Blocks From Car Line.
One of the better built kind. with rooms
and bath: h.-w.h., elec. lights, open fre-
place. sleeping porch. full basement with larn-
dry; garage; lot 5Ox15O Price. $500. Terms.
81, 2,0OO cash. balance easy monthly payments.
Prompt possession.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and g.
Main 1872. Evenings North a1a.
Evening star., 1922-04-10

I r. and b.: h.w.h.. e,ec.: large screene
sleeping porches; built-in heated garages
50. 500.
Evening star., 1922-04-10
Continued

1Oo% Building Loan.
TO the man or woman who wants to build
a home in our subdivision. in Chevy Chase
Park, d. c.
LOOK UP OUR TERMS.
They are without parallel
GERTRUDE VAN H0ESEN.
90 18th St Main S416.
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HOPE IS SEEN FOR
FIBLE CREDITORS
Receiver Believes Failed
Brokerage Firm Will
Pay 80 Per Cent

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Dec. 70.
Loss TO creditors as a result Of the
failure OF Houston. Fibls e. co. will
not exceed 100000 in the opinion
OF Judge Thomas H. Reynolds. re-
ceiver OF the concern here today.
Judge Reynolds stated that pre-
llminary surveys show assets OF the
concern total s5.500,0O0 while its
liabilities arc approximately $1,000
900.
The concern will be able 10 pay
at least so per cent OF all liabilities
It il believed.
Grave concern was felt here to-
day for the health Of Mr.. Fible who
ls said TO be suffering from severe
sh ock as n result Of the crash.
Audit of the books was begun this
morning
A hearing had been ordered for
December % when all creditors may
appear In connection with "A petition
for IA credit bill filed by a. l.. Began,
Ponca City, Okla.
Further details OF the failure Of
the firm are expected 20 come to
light with the arrival here today or
tomorrow OF William r.. Houston,
from New York. Mr.. Houston is
expected to stop over in Chicago to-
day TO confer with officials OF the
Chicago cotton exchange and the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
CANDIDATE FOR
HOUSE SPEAKER
OPENS CAMPAIGN

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
Of committee appointments is that
they should 80 to- those who are best
fitted, In each case, to iii the posi-
ton, have assurances from a. sut-
ficiont number OF members to con
troll the caucus, which my supporters
are calling Tor Monday night, Janu-
ary +"
Votes Claimed by Gibbons.
Claim wna made at Gibbons head
quarters tonight that he had 80 votes
pledged, with ~ necessary to control
Tho caucus Prominent among the
Gibbons supporters are. James 9.
Nance Of MARROW, Tom -. Taylor of
McAlostor, Joseph i. Rossitcr Of
HcnryottH. w. (. Cunningham Of Sa-
pulpa W. u. McBcc OF Duncan.
Charles 3 Bryan Of Nc cAlestor. Rich
ard Elnm OF pawhuska, 6. w. NIL
Ter Of Holdcnyllle, l.. T.. Goodrich of
Nwton. Fred T.. Brydln OF Ada, j.
NJ. Thompson OF Pauls Valley j. G.
Wanham OF Wilburtou and ~ NJ.
Lightner OF Guymon. Gibbons claims
four OF the six members from okla
homa county, with Slngletary and
Street for Stovnll. The three women
members are also claimed for Glib
bone.
Jess L. Pulleu of Sulphur. who
still lrsits that he Is n candidate for
spcOkorHhip, e6pSCtcd to finally an
nOunce hls withdrawal, leaving the
field clear between Gibbons and
Stovall. Pullen will probably go to
StOvall as the other candidates have
done, and u viii be Gibbons against
the consolidated field. The retiring
are not. however. success
ful In carrying all their strongth
with them, and Gibbons IL picHing
up some out of the debris.
Stovall tonight declined to make
n formal statement. on opening his
headquarters, saying that he feared
il might he misconstrued. II would
Hike 1t Understood, however" nc gaid,
that | am not opposing the Cover
nor and his administration, I shall
expect to support him and 40 in
formed him, whether he prefers Mr..
Gibbons for speaker or not. MY
will be based upon ability
and availability. and II will be a fair
fight
The Hugo man would not make
any statement as to his strength,
than to say. 81 have some
votes and will have some more" lie
discredited the claims put forward
by Gibbons. and expressed the opin-
ion that a majority Of the members
are stili pledged,
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Chicago board Of trade, In which
tho firm holds memberships.
Mr. Reynolds declined TO discuss
the cause OF the failure until after
comforting tomorrow with w T..
Houston, member OF the firm who Is
enroute from New York to Kansas
City
Representatives Of two corrc-
spondent companies Jon New York
arrived today and conferred with
Mr.. Reynolds These were j. ..
Griffin, Chicago manager OF }. 5.
Bache q Co, also president Of the
Chicago board Of trade, and Y. Il.
Cunningham, manager Of Harris,
Winthrop a. Co, firm through
which Houston, Fible CO. trans
acted most OF it's New York busi-
ness.
Brokers and bankers in the finsn-
cial circles here tonight forecast
liquidation and reopening by Hous-
ton, Fible & Co. IN its original or
ganizatiOn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
McQuillan's Arm Hurt.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.--liuRh Nc
Quillan, pitcher for the Giants in
the last world's series, sustained in
iuries in al automobile accident Oc-
tober &c. which may permanently
cripple his pitching arm, H. became
known today, when he sued Miss
Mildred Taylor in Queens county su-
preme court for $4,000 damages
The BAH player alleges his wife IL
still suffering from injuries she sus-
tnlned IN the accident. The defend
ant is daughter of James II. Tay-
lor, New York stock broker. Her
carelessness as driver caused the
accident NcQuillan charges
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
TOURIST PARK PLANNED
Automobile Club and Members of
Civic Organization TO Confer.

tourist park for Tulsa will be
the subject of planning by the park
board, and tourist park committees
Of the Automobile club OF Oklaho-
ma, the West Tulsa Business Mems
association and the Chamber OF
Commerce at conference next
Tuesday evening. 4 request that
the park board permit the use of
Howard park i'm West Tulsa for
tourist park purposes will be made.
II the park board consents, other
preparations for building the tour
ist camp are sufficiently advanced
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as to permit construction to begin
in the near future.
Activity of the Automobile club
in behalf Of tourist facilities was
recommended with the return ot
the president, Stanley Thomas, and
secretary, w. u. Ginnaven. from
10 days hunting trip on the gulf
coast about thirty miles distance
from Corpus Christi. Three hum
dred ducks was the principal hunt
result The party. other Tulsa men,
bers of which were James V. Car
penter and Milt Combcs, made the
trip by automobile.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
FORM HOSPITALITY BODY
Junior Chamber Organizes New
Committee at Meeting Tuesday.

The Junior Chamber OF Commerce
believes that hospitality has lot to
do with bringing new industry to
Tulsa. To encourage newcomers to
locate here, to render them any 9erv-
ice it can and To compile data as
to what inducement Tulsa has to
offer to cut-of-town firms and in
dividuals, the organization at its
weekly meeting yesterday voted to
have permanent industrial -hospi-
tality committee.
on the committee. named by Pres
ident Phil Kramer, are X. X. Grain
OF the Central National bank, chair
man: John II. Kramer. Insurance
man. and W. l.. Tierney. OF the
Tlerney Furniture company. The
committee was organized yesterday
and will begin functioning imme-
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dlately. ~ A. Thompson, memb.,
ship secretary at the Y. NJ G
amusS the members OF the charh,,
by asking them to determine ,bo'.
al'-round development through ~.
medium OF the four-square man A..
gram. Major Rooney discussed ~
Boy Scout activities ana the t,riass as
chamber voted to offer a sG,'r
medal TO the scouts for civic serylV,
performed. Wv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

special TO The World
CLAREMORE, Dec. with
four fun teams reporting daily to
Coach Mahan, there is every indica-
tion that the Claremore high school
will have a fast basketball quintet
this season. A heavy schedule is
being arranged. Already Vinita.
Chelsea. Bartlesville. Nowata. Tulsa
and Wagner have been signed for
games.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

There are ON an average Of $50
conventions and exhibitions in Phila-
delphia every year.
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TAX EMPTION
FOR SECURITIES
OCCASION FIGHT

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
would be uullified. Vast fortunes
we're being diverted from the chan
nela of trade and industry, he sald,
putting a premium on idleness which
would tend to breed anarchy and
discomfort. In addition, he assert
ed, the result was difficulty for the
farmer and the home builder in bor-
rowing money, and an increase in
the cost Of living
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south ireland being cut off By this

south ireland being cut off by this
region.
the Interference with train operation
was under the blanket measure
passed by the dail eireann last fall
giving authority TO suppress dis
order. Previous executions havc
been IN connection with the use or
possession NJ arms. except that the
last iuflictlOp OF capital punishment
on December g. when Rory O'Con-
nor. Liam Mellowes ana two other
republican leaders were executed,
was officially announced Ms In re-
prisal for the assassination OF Hean
ffailcs. the deputy shot tho day
previous
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
Pure Oils to Tackle
Snyder-JOhnsOn Cagers

The two undefeated teams OF
the Commercial basketball league,
Pure OILS ana Snyder-J Ohnson. viii
clash tonight at the Y. NJ. G. A.
I'm tho first game Of the Nednes-
dny night doublcheader. Mcgee's
and the Gypsies meet in the sec
ond.