davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-17
HROZNY GIN KRAJANKY.
v silenstvi zsvrazdila dve sve
ditky a tezce zranila
manzela.

Denton, Montana, Is. kvet-
ma. VeSkere obyvatelstvo
zdejsi, zejmena krajane V oko.
Ii Denton, Great Falls, Levi
ston a jinych okolnich mistech
usazenl, bylo rozruseno priSer-
nou tragedii rodinnou, ktera Sc
dne 8. t. m. odehrala ma farme
vSeobecne vazeneho krajana p.
Franka Lokajicka, usazeneho
asi pull mile vychodne cd Den
ton.
Pani Lokajickova V navalu
Silenstvi zastfelila sveho II ro-
XII stareho synka Raymonda a
4-leteho Daniela a vazne po-
strelila sveho manzela, ktery
musel S nj podstoupiti tuhy "a
pas 0 zachranu sveho vlastniho
zivota. Silena zena napred u
smrtila starSiho hocha smrtel-
ne poranila mladsiho a pax Sc
odebrala ma pole, kde p. Loka-
jicek byl zamestnan setim O.
bill. Manzelka jej zastavila a
zadala, ably il dovolil prised-
nouti a chvilku sc MIN voziti,
" cemz il ochotne vyhovel.
Kdyz k nemu priscilla ma koz-
lik, zdala Sc byti v nejlepsi ma
lade objimala sveho manzela
ale kdyz sc cd nj ma okamzik
odvratil, vytahla kapse ukry-
ty revolver a strelila jej do
hlavy.
Poraneny muz klesl k zemi
a nepochybne asi pul hodiny
lezel v mrakotach a kdyz po-
sleze nabyl vedomi, vratil Sc
do obydelniho staveni, kde "a
stihl manzelku prav6, kdyz roz
levala gasolin z petigalonove
konve po svetnici. Mela patr-
ne v nmyslu ddm zapaliti, p.
Lokajicek, ac nasledkem crane
nj a ztraty krve znacne byl jiz
vysilen, vrhl Sc ma silenou ze-
nu, ably tomu zabranil. Musel
S nj podstoupiti tuhy zapas,
nez Sc mu il podarilo il premo-
ci a svazati provazem.
PAX special k telefonu, ably
pozadal 1rady v Denton po-
moe, avsak manzelka Sc zatim
sprostila provazd a uchopivsi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-17
z DELNICKE VALKY v CHICAGU
TVRD1 Sc, ZE v NOVOSTAvBE VELlKEHO GINA.
KU ZALOzEN BYL OHEN, JENz ZPUSOBIL
100000 SKODY.

Chicago, 16. kvetna. Dnes Sc vybuch ro.
zestaveneho panskeho apartmennho domu Sheridan
skoro zapetl vyslehy pameny Tvrd ohen vzn M
nekolika mstech soucasne prvnm poschod acko seo
Sc hascstvo skoro cele seven s msta pozr natrop
100000 skody nez byl pfiveden pod kontrou.
DDenici zamestnani budovd pfali Landisdv mzdovv
naez poce tvrd re jest to da pfpad zarasovani denf
k konraktoru kef pfija rozhodnut drivesiho federal
nlho soudce Landse sporu kau mzdy Naez pr-
at byl vsem kontraktor ale nktere une postav pro
nemu cd te dolby datuje "delncka valka' Chicago
Dve zeny bydlicf sousednich domech prav byy
rovany istm muzem re budova
plamenech ably hledey utec Brzy potom ohen povstal
Acko nekok oddli poicie ozbroenych pfieo
tryskem mso zahajili patran po muzi, nemeo
vysedku. 4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-17
VELIKE ZKLAMANf Y JANOVE.
OcEKAVALO Sc, zE SPOJ. STATY
SUCASTNf Sc SCHUZE V HAACU
ZAVERECNE ZASEDANf KONFERENCE NEPO
CHYBNE v SOBOTU NEBO PONDELf

Janov, 16 kvetna Amercke odmfnun nozvani no 81
castneh Sc schuze Rusy Haagu psoblo ako ledov
sprcha.
Vsechny itaske tasopsy dnes rano oznamovav vekvmi
aVenm re amencka vada Sc sdcastn coz vyrozumey ze
cereno prohlasenl vevyance Chlda udz by
10 pce pocovano Jeste pozde vecer sf alseho H.
skoveho radu svoal taske sdel i'm ze 6asten
stv amercke vady mdze byt pokadano zasteno Ktce
potom pse kabeogram cd sekretare Hpbese obsabniii
merckou odmitavou odpov6d.
amercke note poiednavano bylo soukrome mnohymi
deegaty nepochybn6 bude nj rokovano schulz polcke
holse zra Jest pravdepodobno re bude dana odpo
ved ale jakeho t6nu bude, prozatfm nenf jasno
Proycha tez ze Rusove pokus Sc vyhoveti
podmnkam DIE Ccerina RusGm zbyvaji dv6 vec bud III
skti ucastenstv Americana nebo necha celou by O.
eekaVao Sc re Ultra odpovi ma navrhy oyd Georgia. dnes
rano pred tim nez vesa znamo amercka odpoved zada
odkiad dvacet cyf hodn. Americki men vsechno
va zda Rusov osvedt naklonnos vyhoveti pod
mlnkam pax mocnos nepise napisou notu kere opako
vano Dude pozvani Ameriky konferenci Haagu
Uznava re Hughesova noa Jest zcela We smvslu ame
ckeho sanovska vci sovem Trapne ovsem dotJka So 70
Angllcanu nebot Lloyd George zasenim move schdze
Haagu "a castenstvi Amerky doufal zacrant svo pre-
s1yz ez valne utrpea nezdarem Janovske konference
"a to Francouzi s9u vem poteseni aapoukazu ze A
srotu1f Sc MINT sIselgicany pokud Ru
sove budou ednat jako Janove jest maenm casu vvied
nava Mimi Hughesova tumoci pravdu skoro vseobe
ne doznvanou re Haagska konerence zapaa by 6mit6z
obtzemi jake konference Janovska
dnesnim zasedanf policke komise navrh mocnosi bv
predozen Rustm Cicerin odpovedel otazek Chte
Vedet proc Nemecko bylo vyouceno George odnov6
DEL pon6vadz Nemecko uzavreo svoj smlouvu Ruskem O.
cern pax Sc aza zdali Polsko jez separatn smovu
Ruskem, bude vlouceno Byo receno me- CGern pax
poznamena re to vypada ako by N6mecko byo porestno
pro uzavfen smlouvy Rapau Ma to nebya zadna odno
v6d'.
RuskJ naeenik pax protesoval proti nazvu "duhy pl
nu chel to mti zmeneno "uvery bvlo odepeno
PAX che vede zdai Rusko ziska pGcku Haagu rovnaz
uznani sve vady jako zakonie Lloyd George mu rek aby
poseeka az ak vec vyvno Ccern pax professional pro-
Il Haagu ezto Holandsko nema RADIO bosevkd Lovd
George odpovede re pau conference Sc poku ma
jit zemi, ktera je ma rada.
Barthou hlava francouzske deegace zadal aby Rsoy6
odpovedeli neb do zka aby conference bya skon
cena cvrtek Lloyd George odpoved Rusove zasuhu
81 vice cas Barthou pax zda ably zaverene
nano byo patek Schanzer namta Itaove sou pf DO
vertivi ably kona zaverene zasedan patek tn Bart
hou usiloval o sobotu.
Anglcane reki dnes vecer zasedani bude
Romano bud v sobou neb pondel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-17

da nasledkem toho dala ma
srozumenou, ze jisti financni,
hospodarstf a legalni EXPERT,
kteri ustanoveni budou Sva-
zem, ably stall albanske Wade
ku pomoci, budou zvoleni Italii,
nacez markyz Imperial odvo-
lal svdi protest.
Jest to poprve, ze Svaz naro-
dn prevail tax rozsahle zavaz-
ky We vnitrni sprave nektere
zeme. Stalo Sc tax ma vyslov-'
nou zadost albanske vlady, jez
dovolavala Sc pomoci Svazu
narodh, ably zajistil Albanii MI
sto mezi samostatnymi neod-
vislymi narody evropsktmi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-17
s500,0oo MA YSETROVANi.

Washington, 16. kv6tna. Sn6movnf predoha, kerou
povolue dodaecne S5OOOOO odboru spravednos vyse
ovan shani podvodd valenymi konaky byla schvale
dnes senate nyn ide presdentovi podpsu. Nebylo
zdne opposice kraka debata predchazela hasovan
predoze jez bya odporucovana presdentem generanim
navadnm Reoganisace odbou spravednos tax aby zrize
ny byv zvastn lfady pro stihani podvodnk vaetnym
kontrakty jest proudu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-17
SNEMOVNA PROTI VLADE.

Londyn 16. kvetna. = Kdyz hlasovalo dnes pnsla
necke snemovn6 vladimir navrhu, aby u6ee prispvai
veho suzneho do pensniho fondu vledek b Isl
proti 148 hlasGm pro navrhu Hned to vladn vGdce
Chamberlain odrocil voan resignue! resig
nujte Otazka niz jednao, jest celkem mens dilez
to avsak spoeni nezdaem Janovske konerence naby
vazne povahy Ma zek volana jest minserska sch"n
vsak cekem prevlada min6nf nedojde resignac keb
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-17
AMERICAS ORCANISOVA.
NE DELNICTVO.
POstavi Sc o pTistich volbach
do opposice prOti vsem donuco-
vacim zakonIm.

Washington, 16. kvetna. A
mericka + Faderace Prace prav5
ohlasila meritko, kteremu kaz-
oy kandidat v podzimnich vol.
bach musi vyhoveti, hodla-li po
citati ma hlasy organisovaneho
delnictva.
Toto meritko jest obsazeno
We dvou zasadach uvedenych
" provolani adresovanem vse-
mu organisovanemu delnictvu,
jez bude rozSireno po cele ze-
mi prostfednictvim 100000 mist
Mich uni. Vydano bylo nestran-
nym politickym kampannim
vyborem Americke Federace
Prace.
Ony dve zasady jsou:
Zadny svobody milovny OBJ
can nem6l by hlasovati pro
kandidata, jenz Sc nezavaze,
re bude hlasovati proti kazde
forme d6lnickeho donucova-
clho zakona.
Zadny spravedlnost milujici
obcan nemel by hlasovati pro
kandidata pro kterykoli trad,
ienz Sc nezavaze, re Sc bude
staveti proti tomu, ably soudni
zapovedi neb jednani pro uraz-
ku soudu nahrazovaly porotni
procesy.
Rovnez odsuzuje provolani
Volstead1v zakon.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-17

Balfour hned ma to prislibil, ze
Anglie poskytne $4,000 dol, t.
j. tretinu pozadovaneho obno-
su.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-17
HYLAN PRO HEARSTA.

New York, 16. kv6tna. Mayor Hyan vyda dlouhe pro-
hlaen dnes nemz odporucue Wiama Randopha Hearsta
znameho majiele n6koka casopis magazind, demo-
kratckou nominaci guvernera New Yorku
The herald., 1922-01-19

ITO the left. Mrs. Wintringham.
second woman member elected
to the British Parliament. The first
woman elected was Lady Aston.
Underwood q Underwood.
The herald., 1922-01-19

Henry Ford left and Thomas A. Edison inspecting the great
Muscle Shoals Ala power plant from special Below
gigantic plant that Mr. Ford buy from the
government Jim q
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-12
Fashionable Jitney Bus
May Take Place Of Train

SPOKANE, Wash, June IL. -
Steam passenger trains now in use
on the Washington branch lines of
the Northern Pacific system may
give way to fashionable jitney bus
with special fange wheels and lux
urious upholstering.
A. b. Smith, Passenger Tarffic
Agent of the Northern Pacific, says
the road hasn't purchased any of the
new cars yet, but that experiments
are being carried on.
eve are operating one of the new
cars on subsidiary eastern Idaho
line" he says. There are heavy
grades there. If it proves a success
there, we can operate them on any
of our other branches.
"The car is an ordinary truck
with automobile principles applied
to railroading. The old type motor
has been abandoned. The new type
is lighter and resembles a jitney or
motor bus. with fiange wheels. They
can seat II passengers, with an ex-
press and baggage compartment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-12
STRONG AND BARBER
LIKE HYDER OUTLOOK

H. C. Strong and ]. C. Barber,
who have been in the Hyder distrist
looking over some properties in
which they became interested, re
turned to Ketchikan this morning,
much pleased with what they had
seen, and saying that everything
looked very encouraging. Jack
Littlepage was left on the property
to take some samples and do some
surveying and if conditions warrant
they will go ahead with the develop
me1t of the property.
In discussing the Hyder country,
Mr. Strong said that ut is the most
promising mining district ever known
in Southern Alaska and he antici-
pates much development there in the
next few years. Kctchikan Chron-
icle.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-12
TACOMA MOTOR
CLASSIC Event
TO Be HUMMER
Greatest Field of Drivers En-
tered for Big Auto Race
on July Fourth.

TACOMA, June 12.-Entries for
Tacoma's 18th annual national cham
pionship motor classic HAS closed
with the following drivers entered:
Jimmy Murphy, driving Murphy Spe-
cial; Harry Hartz, Dusenberg Spe-
cia1: Tommy Milton, Leach Special;
r. c. Durant, Durant Special; Ralph
Mulford, Frontenac Special; Howdy
Wilcox, Frontenac Special; Ralph De
Palma, Dusenberg Special; Roscoe
Sar4es, Dusenberg Special; Joe
Thomas, Dusenberg Special; Peter
Depaolo Disteel, Dusenberg; Benny
Hill, car unnamed; jerry Wonderlich,
Dusenberg Special; Leon Duray,
Fnontenac Special; Art Klein, Fronte-
mac Special; Frank Elliott, Leach
Special.
This, without question, is the great
est field of drivers ever started on
the Pacific Coast. Every car show
ing ito good advantage at the recent
Memorial Day race alt Indianapolis is
included lin the above entry list and
it is morally certain that all records
will be smashed at Tacoma July
Fourth.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-12
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT.

In the Commissioner Court for the
Territory of Alaska, Division No.
l at Juneau. Before V. A. Paine,
U. S. Commissioner and Elk 0fficio
Probate Judge, Juneau Precinct.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF HENRY YEAGER, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Sigurd
Wallstadt, administrator of the
above entitled estate, has filed and
rendered for settlement his final ac-
count of the administration of said
estate and that Saturday, July %,
1922, before the undersigned at the
Court House at Juneau, Alaska, at
10 o'clock a. m. has been set as the
time and place for hearing on said
final account at which time and
place any person interested in said
estate may appear and file objections
to said account and contest the
same.
Given under my hand and seal of
the Probate Court above mentioned
this 18th day of May, 1929.
V. A. PAINE,
Commissioner and -officio Probate
Judge.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-12
MASHALL ALLEN
WILL ATTEMPT TO
COP ISLAND CUP

SPOKANE, June 12.-Marshall AL
len of Seattle, who holds one leg on
the silver trophy of the Inland En-
pire TENNIS Stub, will try to get a
nirmer gnap on the cup at the Inland
Empire TENNIS tournament here June
27-July 1, according to word received
by the club management. Allen was
the 1921 WINNER.
A player of national reputation
from the Dast will engage lin the local
contest, according to arrangements
at present, although no one has been
named.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-12

held by the Kingston Yacht Club at
Kingston, Ont, on July l, it was
announced today.
The Kingston Club will return with
regatta at Chaumont Bay on July 4.
Many of the Crescent yachtsmen
will go the following week to the
Lake Yacht Racing Association and
George Cup races, to be held at
Prulyer's Cove, Bay of Quinte.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-12
HARVARD HURDLER
IS LIKELY CAPTAIN

CAMBRIDGE, June 12-Carl Haul
ers, who won first place in the high
hurdles lin the Intercollegiate re-
Gently, may be Harvards new track
captain He NORMALLY would be rated
with this years graduating class, but
two years ago remained out of col
lege the entire term, working for
J. P Morgan & CO. in New York. in
order ito earn his college expenses.
Billy Burke, miller, hitherto has been
looked ON as the logical man. Harry
Davis, pole vaulter, is another pros
pect.
Empire printing stands the test
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-12
BOXERS TO MEET AT
GYMNASIUM TONIGHT

Boxers planning to go on the card
of the next American Legion smoker,
to be given ON July 8, will meet
Manager Tom Mcdonald at 1880
this evening at the Parochial school
gymnasium, according to Mr.. Nc
DGnald Training quarters will be
established lin THAT gymnasium and
workouts given several nights each
week.
MIR. Mcdonald epects from 10 to
IL mon out tonight. The complete
card for THE smoker will be arranged
within few days, or as soon as it
is pososible ito match the contestants
evenly.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-12
YUKON COUNCIL cONvENES

The Yukon Territorial Council con
vened in annual session at Dawson
the latter part of last month fer the
purpose of distributing the public
funds, considering ordinances and
either matters Robert Lowe of
WhMohorse. Gavin Fowlic OF Dawson
and Mr.. Hogan of the Kiondike dis
n-ict are the members of the Coun-
Gil.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-12
ARTHUR n. MILLER HEADS
METLAKATLA NATIVE SCHOOL

Arthur II. Miller, until recently
Superintendent of the government
schools in the Third Division, has
arrived at Metlakatla to be Supern-
tendcnt of the Indian school at that
place. Mrs Millor WIFI join him
there in short time. c. w. Hawkes.
worth, Superintendent of Indian
Schools fer the First Division, and
Mrs. Hawkesworth are spending two
weeks at Metlakatla.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-12
FORD EMPLOYEES BUY
GOVERNMENT HOUSES

DETROIT, Mich, June 12-Henry
Fcrd's employees bought the major
ity of the 70 United States Shipping
Board wartime homes at Wyandotte,
Mich, sold by Joseph p. Day. New
York auctioneer, for 5000 $50 or av-
erage of $2,643 each. The Ford Motor
COmpanys big tractor plant at River
Rogue is only a short distance from
the government housing project.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-12
YUKON PROPERTY BONDED

About 40 claims covering large
congiomerate deposits, containin
gold and silver ores ON Indian River
about rs miles from Dawson, have
been bonded TO English capitalists.
The properties include the Britannia,
Scotia and Riverside groups, and are
owned by Donald and Archie Mac
Kinnon of Indian River and assooi-
ates. most of whom are in Dawson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-12
CANADIAN PROVINCES
REJECT BOND BID

NEW YORK, June 12.-Bids for
$3.000.O00 Province of Manitoba 30
year per cent bonds and $2,000.000
Province of British Columbia or 3d.
year 5 per cent bonds have been re-
jected The highest bid on the Mani
toba issue was 96.4l and on the
British Columbia 96.03 while the pro-
vincial officials in each case expect
ed 80 or better.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-12
INDIANS WIN
D0UbLEHEADER
ALSO SERIES
Seattle Southpaws Prove Puz-
zling for Beavers in
Sunday Games.

SEATTLE, June 12.-Vean Gregg
and George Berger, two Seattle
southpaws, defeated Portland in both
games yesterday taking the series
by four games to three.
Sutherland twirled great bah in
the opener two errors giving Seattle
her runs.
The Indians hit Walburg at op-
perfume times and won the second
game.
The Beavers were not able to do
anything with Berger.
The batteries were as follows:
First game: Seattle-Gregg and
Tobin; Portland-Sutherlan and
Thurman.
Second game: Seattle-Berger and
Tobin; Portland - Walburg and
Thurman.
Saturdays Game.
Portland and Seattle both opened
with heavy artillery IN the first
three innings of last Saturdays
game which was won by Portland
6 to 5.
The Beavers made their six runs
in the second and third innings
while the Indians made four runs in
the fret two frames but were able
to add only one to the total in later
frames.
The batteries were:
E Seattle-Henke, Parkes, Berger
and J. Atams
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-12
FIRST SILVER AT DAWSON

The White Pass l'iver steamer
Nasutln ARRIVED at Dawson May 81
from Mayo. She pushed a barge
down, and on the barge and the
steamer were 225 tons of silver ore
from the Keno Hin distinct. The
Gre will be transferred at Dawson
for shipment to St. Michael.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-12
National League.
DAWSON TO HAVE BASEBALL

Following custom almost as old as
the city, Dawson has organized its
Midnight Sun Baseball League for the
summer season, and games will be
played several evenings week on
the Dawson grounds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-12
JAEGERS RETURNING

Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Jaeger and
their daughter. Miss Hazel Jaeger.
will arrive here on the steamship
Queen, which sailed from Seattle at
10 O'Clock Saturday morning They
have spent the winter in California.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-12
YACHT CLUBS WILL
HOLD JOINT REGATTA

WATERFOWL, N. Y, June r.
The Crescent Yacht Cub, of this city,
will participate i'm the regatta to be
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-12

Henry Berry, dealer in Curios.
Ivory Beads a speciality. 1876 Front
Street. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-12

EARL M" leaves for Tenakee
every Thursday, 7 A. NJ adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-12

CARS FOR HIRE. without driver.
Phone 312, Craig's Cafe. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-12
SATURDAYS GAME.
Pacific Coast League,

SATURDAYS GAME.
Pacific Coast League.
Seattle 5; Portland 6.
Vernon q Oakland l.
San Francisco Z; Los Angeles q
Salt Lake 5, 8; Sacramento 4, 8.
American League.
st. Louis 5; New York IA.
Detroit 5; Washington 4.
Chicago 10; Boston 5.
Cleveland 0; Philadelphia 3.
National League.
New York 3; Cincinnati 6.
Brooklyn 13; Chicago 0.
Boston / Pittsburgh 8.
Philadelphia /; st. Louis 5.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Pacific Coast League.
Seattle 2, 4; Portland 1, /.
Salt Lake 5, 6; Sacramento 3, 4.
Vernon 4, Il; Oakland 3, 3.
San Francisco 8, 3; Los Angeles 2,
American League.
Detroit 8; Washington 0.
Cleveland 8; Philadelphia 8.
st. Louis a New York 8.
Chicago 7; Boston 6.
National League.
Brooklyn 6; Chicago 1.
New York 2; Cincinnati /.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28
TENT IS ORDERED
FOR HOME SHOW
When Big Top Arrives the
Exposition Will Begin
to Take Shape

An order was sent Wednesday by
Harry Bolton, exposition director,
for the large tent that is 20 house
the modern home and builders eN-
position In Tulsa next month. which
event Is sponsored by the Real Es.
tate exchange THIS tent IL about
the same size as the mammoth can
vases used by the large clrCuscs.
As soon as the tent arrives It is
to be erected on the vacant lot at
Fourth and Elgin. Carpenters arc
Immediately to start laying the
floor, which will be of the same sl2e
as the tent. and constructing booths
to be used by realtors. material men
and others interested In the cNposi-
don.
These booths are 10 extend en-
tirely around the Interior with
booths and exhibits of modern
homes In the center. By this ar
rangement visitors may inspect cv.
cry exhibit by walking slowly once
through the ovul-shapcd aisle.
u NJ Grotkop, chairman of the
Real Estate exchange exposition
committee. announced Tuesday that
invitations have been sent TO ,ir-
tuaily every real estate doulcr In the
state asking them 10 visit Tulsa dur
ing the exposition
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28
THRIFT
DEPOSITS GROW
Probably Will BE Double
This Year What They
Were Year Ago

Deposits In the Tulsa Juvenile
Thrift bBnl, probably VIII br double
this year what they we're last. ac-
cordlng to the bcgiuu ug made by
the institution N. o. lIurninE, the
supervisor Of the bank Nuid ycstcr.
dav Deposits yesterday were ap-
pruNimatoly $4,000,
The 25O stockholders OF the bank,
students and teachers In the Tulsa
schools. have elected their board ot
directors that I'm turn has named
Harry W Day freshman IN the high
school. the bank president for this
year Day was vice president last
year and at the end uf the spring
term succeeded James Downing. re-
signed, thus becoming tho youngest
bank president In the United Statos.
pay IL the first freshman to he
elected to tho office OF tho prcsi-
dcucy. Miss Norma Clay OF Central
school q teacher, II first vice prosl-
dent of the bank, Miss Mary Ann
smith " Leo school. seventh grade,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-28
SCHOOL FOR BANK WORKERS


1875 Employees OF Local Financial
Firms Taking Course.
There are 1876 employees OF the
banks OF Tulsa who arc ambitious.
They want TO get ahead and to this
end they are learning all they can
outside OF banking houre about
banking To do this they are study
Ing elementary banking, commercial
law and negotiable instruments
through the medium OF the Tulsa
chapter OF the American institute OF
Banking, an organization that held
rs first meeting OF the fall last
night.
Glasses will open October Is and
thus far there has been q member
ship enrolment OF 1875 people. At
the initial meeting OF the year r. a.
blackburn Of the First National
bank was appointed chairman OF an
educational committee whoee mem
bcrs he will name later. c. l..
Skinner was named chairman OF the
membership committee whose per-
sonnel win be comprised OF Nom
bers who made the trip to Portland
where the national convention of the
American Institute OF Banking was
held last summer.
Tho classes, which will probably
be held in the municipal auditorium,
will be taught by r.. T.. Farmer Of
tho Tulsa Clearing House nssocia-
tion. The president of the Tulsa
chapter this year Is II. Il, Schaber Of
the Security National bank. II. p.
Jennings OF the Exchange Trust
company is vice president. Miss
Elizabeth BuShoor of the Producers
National is secretary and a. Il. Cod
ding OF the National Bank OF Com
merce Is treasurer.