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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-02
Real Estate for Rent

FNKWN FVN WIsNT u
FOR RENT-Small improved truck farm.
near Tulsa, paved road. Inquire tli
Security Bldg.
FOR RENT-Modern house and barn
with 40 acres, one-half mile south of
town. room 100 Petroleum Bldg Call
between II and 10.
700 ACRES for rent. 700 Of grazing land
and 80 acres in cultivation eight miles
west o. Big Heart Rent for cash 1879
S. Boston. Phone Cedar 2345.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

FOR years home motion
Il pictures have been one Of
the delightful pleasures en-
joyed only by the very
wealthy.
This year department stores,
toy stores, sporting goods
stores and photo supply
stores are selling several
kinds of Safety Standard"
motion picture projectors for
$500 and up, for which you
can rent an almost mex
haustible number of most
interesting. instructive and
entertaining films at merely
nominal prices. Every one
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

of these pictures is made on
Safety Standard" narrow
width film, LILO inches
wide, approved by the Under
writer's for use without a
fireproof enclosing booth, by
anyone, anywhere, anytime.
AUoid motion picture ssa.
chimes that use dangerous in-
fansnsable films. Not only
does ske Iase reqmire slsas
el.ey be used oEiy in fire
proof booths, bss is Is prac-
sicafly impossible se obtain
ffns service for slsens. The
fheasev film exchanges sviil
not bother sUiah small orders
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

or risk their fsn.s for sse in
home projectors. Even If
they s0OuId rent shens, shs
prices seOssld be prOhibifive:
but they seOa's, and she only
pictures sbas can be bousks
outright are old and seOvn
films shaf y0u se0uld nos soans.
Ask your dealer to show you
only motion picture projec-
tors that use Safety Stand
ard" SLIM. Have him explain
how You can obtain a film
service that will keep your
machine an ever-entrancing
delight to your whole family.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
Widowed Twice,
Divorced Twice,
Wedding Again

BOSTON. Feb gS A man who
-he said was % congressmnu. an
artist. lawyer and German
baron, have been her former n1s-
hands Mrs FioreuCs EflDl Wal
ker said. and now she js engag "a
Co business man 1hirtH five
years old, Mrs Walker stys that
In he last ~ years she hli more
than fifiy serious marriage pro-
posuls. has hccn widowed tw't"
and has had two divorces.
She viii he married Mofdly TO
ElwuCd n Waugh, of po~' lnnd,
Ne. ma 1nFer of Photographic
enlargement office .toro. iI"r pre-
vlous husbands wers
No J.. former Congressman N.
y s'nl ~ Hartford, conn. III
Nurood
No. oscar NJ Shea, % Bath.
Me. artist dead
No 3. Maurice ~ walker, %
Newport Me. an attorney. dead.
No Baron Alfred u kursn,
of New York, divorced
Mrs. Walker hns 20 son. years
old hy her third husband she
a. native ~ Newport Me.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
INFLUNzA WAVE
CUTS ATTENDANCE
At INDIAN SCHOOL
Health Office Reports
I22 Cases From
Institution

Although class attendance is cut
down materially by a wave ot In
fluenza al the United States Indian
school. the school is s.'l holding
classes as usual
According To reports furnished
the city health office this morn
ing there are l22 eases of .nflu-
enza AZ the Indian school, Df
this number four OF she 100 are
members % the faculty and so are
boy students.
This number Of Influenza cases
boosts the total number Of report
ed caaos 90 the city health depart
ment 90 a9t. Hr. -. g. Wcst.
health officer. reported this morn
ing that the total number uf
deaths ln the city ana county from
the disease Il six,
~ the number ~ cases hning
reported Tor the city proper only
o. FEW are classed ~ infleuza-uncu
monia. Regnrdioss OF tho heavy
sick list reported from tho In
dian school This morniug pr West
was not shaken from his stand
that the percentage OF new cases
In tho cl;y has dropped The av-
orage number ~ casos reported
per day has varied from IV Ca
90 in the Inst fow days
The reported eases Of diphthcr
IN the vicinity ~ Chiln Hud Yris-
arri proved urpn Investigation t0
hc influenza. There have been two
deaths from the flu ln the luttcr
village the health office reports
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
YOUTH WHO SHOT
TWO GIRLS SAID
TO Be NEAR DEATH
Funeral Services for
Double Murder Vic
TINS Held To-day

AMARILLO. Tex. Fob .-
Houston Upton. is. who shot M
self in school house in THyd
county saiout fifteen milcs Tom
Ioctn,y following the killing
carly yesterday morning u. rwo
girls. Ghdy solomon. l5. and Sell
rmhers,a. o.. Hs they SLEPT a not
expected Go i've. accordiuL q. nd
vices from lloydada. county eat
%. Floyd county
linton we removed 90 HH-UItnl
tn Fluydadl yesterday afternoon
from his fathers home Boo IN
derWput an operation hI' Hnrsi-
tflus sty hr Is hlerdiug inform Illy
and cannot possibly recover
Tho bullet entered his itl de.
iust below the heart. and uuHgIur
ed the loft lung and one N.Iuey.
passing completely thrOurN he
body tie ls iu o. semi .UHH GUS
condition and has mndr nu te-
meat further than the ono b." is
rcpr .Nad 60 have made rr-f. lay
r. r.lrutrv soon after he We. ..m1v-
ed TO his fathers home iu W"l y
he Is said 20 have admitted not
INK thc two girls.
Funrrnl far,icas Tor GluI" sol
omon and Ncu Imbar..r the
murdered girls. viii take u'. AZ
Floydadh this afternoon a. 3
o'clock
F1oyd county officers nr. wait
INK Developments ln the g.H'.ion
81 Upton before making ans ,or-
NAL charges ~ murder
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
ut Helps Me
Run My Business"

That's what onc of thu leading
merchants uf New Mexico says
abDut The Hcraid's saturday
bnsiacss rcsicw service.
ny knowing what h. doing la the
iia-ion wool market and in
wool throughout the world;
bY knowing the livestock
nnrket conditions and -,
studying the cNprrt anali ~is
uT fiIlans dal conditions fur
nishcd hy u tudents uf the
Worlds financial ccntcr-. ,nls
MAN aud many others M
New Ncsico are abic to keep
their own business Interests
in time and tunc with eci.t' al
husinFsis-tp their material
profit.
In cusr you have not been read
IN the saturday Iiusine-- ttc-
view be- sure 60 make u nuto
right now to loDk for it rest
st'urilal ON pnee of the
IIrrnhi One careful rcad-
ing wll convince you of the
imnufianac of looking fur IL
each week.
Tho Satnrtiny business reNicw o.
lust ono "a the many out
stnndinr feature ~ Herald
news si.rNi,s which make The
iicralh tho nDst cnmnlcic,
thorough and most uss'ful
ncsssrApcr In the great south
west.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
Germany Agrees
To Reparation
Payments to Allies

BERLIN. Fob. 2S.- Cny the A.
sociatcd Pressj a provisional
agreement reached between the al-
lied rvparutions commission ani
the German government provid'
for the annual payment by Gcr.
many Of 100000 600 gold MARKS
IN cash and 1.ftO. 900 gold
marks In any Kind % was an
nouncsd today.
should the deliveries In kind
not reach the total fixed, the cash
payments Will not be increaaed uu-
der this agreement Thus u H
pointed out the entente shou'
have considerable interest In see
ing that the stipulated deliveri rs
OF products were duly made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
Dali Eireann
Meets for Session
OF Several Days

DUBLIN. Fob. 2s-(By the A.
soclntod Pressl The Dall blrennn
rcnssembled today for session
which was expected 90 continue
several days. Tho main subject 10
be considered IL Understood 60 Ice
that OF financing the provisional
government Tor the coming SIX
months,
The session ls expected also to
see attempts by the republicans
tn overthrow tho small majority ~
the Free sta advocates
\ vote against the Colllns-Grit-
fith party. however. Will not NJ
feet their tenure of office AS un-
der the recent agreement In tho
Isinn Foin National convention
<hey are 20 remain IN power for
I'D least three months.
The meetings will not be open
TO the public but newspaper corr
respondents win he allowed 60 re-
count the proceedings.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28

Mary Pickford's
Salary Raised to
$4,000 a Week

NEW YORK. Fob. 2s.-Mary
Pickford goes fifty my with
hor mU her on everything sho
earns
This testimony wna given to-
day by Mrs Charlotte Pickford.
mother OF the movie star, to
refuto the claim of Mrs. Cora
Wiikcnnlng that she ever had
represented the actress la husi
ness matters and that she wa
owed SiOS.00O IN commissions
Mrs Tlckford, who said that
her daughtcr's business also
was has. testified that MARI
had gone tp work on the stnsc
at 9 years nf ag" for - a week
and nt 20 bad entered tho
movies at s25.
Last week I' was testified
that Adoiph Zukor. movie pro
Queer. had raised Mary ftum
tt.u08 60 10000 q week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
6 ARRESTED
IN DRUG DEN
QU|zZED ON
TAYLOR CASE
Police Believe Connec-
ton With Murder
Will Develop

Los ANGELES. Feb. 2s.- Six
men were arrested here early to-
day In the raid of what police
termed "a narcotic den. Detectives
working on the mystery staying on
February 1 OF William Desmond
Taylor. m 1tlon picture director.
questioned the men. Pole" report
ed their belief that the arrests
Will develop connection with the
murder.
The men gave tho names ~
John Horkoy william KIRBY, VIII
liam Fact. George calvert Ray
tyIch and Harry Amorheim The
arrests followed 20 hDnrs ~ invcs-
tigation By police officers on In
formation furnished by police
sources which they said reputcd
to be concerning threats against
tho life Of Taylor uttered a shoT
time before the mysterious Staying
IS days ago.
The six men were arrested upon
information furnished the police
hy Mrs. John ltupp, who said mat
she kept house fur them. Accord
irg to her story the six men cam"
from Chicago several months ago.
They were engaged. she Informed
,ho nollce. according to their re-
ftfEa to motion pictur" actresses
md others In the Hollywood see
ttun.
Two days before the shooting %
TuyI1r. the police declare she IN
formed them Kirby and Calvert
uttered threhfs against the rim
director Tor "lniuring their husi
ness" These two. she said, were
extremely nervous on the mghi oi
February and were away from
the E.fce duriu. the early rf'nlhk
and hsth STAYED up nu night This
waa the night upon which nc
murder uf Taylor was committed.
klrhy and calvert are known 20
tho police. anG police said thr>
believed the men are wanted IN
chicago.
Mrs Rupp has been in Los An
rpies for some time and dcclaroa
that sno formerly lived In Canada
She o. - years old. 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
ENGLAND ENDS
HER RPROTECTORATE
OVER EGYPT 7
Country Free to Work
Out Her National
Aspirations

LONDON Fob. eS.tuy cine A.
rociated Pressl -- prim" Minister
Lloyd George announced .n ih'
house of commons this aft.rnooa
that the British protec,orat' over
Egypt has been terminated aud
that Egypt wus free Co work on
such national iustiiutiors as might
b" suited 10 the aspiration of her
people
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
LANO|S QUITS
BENCH AF TER
II YEARS
Conducts Final Court
In His Characteris-
tic Fashion

CHICAGO. Feb. est Ony the
A .aociatcd Prcszl -- Kouosiw
Mountain Lands today completed
h.s seventeen yeurs of service aH
federal judge Tor the northern dIr-
trIrt Of Illinois and NJ 10 O'Clock
rendered hts last decision and
stepped from the court room with
the announcement that he would
never again occupy thg Judicial
bench The resignation, recently
sent Co President Harding hrcum.
effective tomorrow
Judge lands wound uu h.- Ut-
rrrr on the bench hy lisu1alus uf
trl cases in rtpid-firc order Ula
Inst dpci SION cent man tu fItr ~
day. loo Jail Tor violating tho lra-
hIhIfiun Mws and previously l'
bad rendered decisions ranging
from t Zine of one cent i' u year
ln prison.
hIs characteristic fashion. taking
cases awHy from lawyers to con
duct them personally hugulnE
kidding storming and fuminr In
the words uf Is cuur' attendant. Doe
wus "i 0H0 per cent lAndi4.'
After the final sentence. JudEc
Lands snid
.Nr Baihff 1r, there any more
cases
sonc. your homer" was the
rrIy
Court" hreHn M, Judge fiH
urUae ana fpr several second
stood looking around Abe room
Then he continued:
"ts adjourned.
The Judge ualkcd into hlH cham
l,r. without wDTl ana fnW
mIuu'.a later dozen of lfICui#
who IHmmed th.Ir way In found
him strur In ur corner. on af
oft packing box. tulklus Co his SON.
n...T
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
Nine Teams to
Begin 200-Mile
Dog Race Today

THE PAS. Man. Feb. as Nine
teams wlll commence 200 mile
rush today at ! a. m, In the flith
International The Pas Dog Derby
for purse Of s2,5Oo. Indications
are for a hard trail and a spo iy
race.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
Mrs. Sanger Sees
Danger in u. S.
OF OverpopulatioI

HCNOi.ULff. Feb gs- MarFaI
ret Sanger birth control adNd|
cafe. lecturlnE here Last ulnhI
over populated within two cenful
rles unless q accepted birth cod
troll
She 81 ON her way % Toxic Iau|
aneze authorities have announce
she would 1e permitted 20 land
but not to advocate her doclflud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
Proposes Return to P|
vate Initiative al
Private Enterpri
With Subsidy Of So
600, 900 Annually
Be Provided by .
version of CustonI
Revenues.

WAsHINGTDN. Feb. 2S.
admln.strauon plan for Gcy.
meut sld for the American mer
BHt marine was presented 90 g
errss today hy President Hard
with emo declaration that the iut
enc, OF the United States IN Nq
councils is sure Go be measured
that unfailtnr standard which
found Iu "a nation b merchant M
jose.
The president detailed 20
two houses assembled ia
session the war time creation
America n great tonnage
detrimental venture a. he dessert
90 ana then hc added
Having failed al such "a
nous cost. ] bring you the proud
which cunfemu plates The returr
private initiative ana private
terprise. aided 90 "a Cpuacrvt
success. wherein We are sHfegul
"a against tire promotion of pris
greed. and do NOT discourage n
hope uf profitable inVostmc1
which uuccrlles an suCcessful y
dcsyor,
salient Points of Bill
The suhcat points of fhis pr
pnsal On bodied IN bills intruduc
Un each house Immediately dft
the president address follow
Ard estimated 90 f2l 600 oO0 n
nualiy to hc provided Go. princinal
IF diversion ~ 90 per cent of t
nation 81 customs receipts.
Requirement that NOT moro OH
rffE per cont OF the Immigrants
che nitpd States he truuuurIud
foreign ships
Sale Uf thr tonnage now hnll
tH. shipping board and u-e of b
fuudr ls "a ronaf rurtiuu loan fur
Authorization for Induction
American merchant men nfficf
and -slDrs into the uaVnl resnr
with thr attendant allowance
| pas
Introduced in the senate
Chairman Jones. ot tho CONNER
/ commission. and bon tine house
Chairman Greene. of th, mercna
mtl se committee lho bills +
forth haf The purpos, of the 4
rrU. suhH dy provision ls 20 Pa
fns tetsluUmru and muintenan
. Hf fHo Amrocau merchant marin
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
Monument to Lost
Upper Silesia'

BRfSLAr. Germany Feh p ~
\ monument 10 Lost rpVrr sile-
sia VIII be erected here hy ne
city, with the aid Of popular sub
s,rlptions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
PRESENTS PLAN
TO CONGRESS FOR Government
AID To MERCHANT MARIN
Text of Harding's
Address on u. S.
Merchant Marine


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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28

HnnNC win not sell themselves. Nor
uUUDO do jobs go a-hunting. Both
find their markets through Herald Want
Ads with a maximum speed and at a min
imum cost.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28

100 nm square miles That the area
ILL,UUUo Of New Mexico. It's huge
state hard to cover for News, but The
Herald does it for you every day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
Miss Lucille Coleman Is Holding Free Demonstration

shall glad the
ladies and let her tell Just what treatment your skin needs
We full line of TURNER'S TOILET REQUISTESsuch
Cleansing Massage Complexion Cream Dental Cream Shaving Cream
Deodoran Rouge Depoy Lemon Bleach American Beauty Lotion and
Powder LaRary French Powder and Complexion
Powder well other articles all of which will be shown
explained o this demonstration
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17

tive in grownups, so compounded
that elderly people, who are con-
stantly forced to take a laxative
because the intestinal muscles
are weakening, find increased
dosage unnecessary. This wonder
full constipation remedy has been
used continuously for 80 years,
and over 10 million bottles are
now sold annually. the largest
selling family laxative in the
world The cost averages but u
cent dose. Every druggist sells
it, and under a guarantee to do
as claimed or your money will be
refunded.
Millions of carefully conducted
homes are never without a bottle
Of DR.. Caldvells Syrup Pepsin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
Litteer Takes Over
Affairs of Defunct
Stae National Now

Earl Litteer OF Oklahoma City. well.
known In state banking circles has
taken over affairs Of the defunct state
National Bank. following the departure
of Bernhard Ulrieh for Chicago ON Fri.
day afternoon.
Mr. Ulrich will be connected with the
central Trust company, one OF the larg-
est banking houses in the middle west.
lie has been IN Ardmore FOR about six
months, and ii was thought that he
would remain here until the affairs
were settled.
MIR. LITTER is former vice president of
the Liberty Nationa, Bank of Oklahoma
city and has been here about a week
getting the situation in hand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
CARTER OFFICERS
ASKED To ASSIST
IN BANDIT HUNT
w. w. Fort Present When Rob-
bers Swooped Down on the
Caddo Bank and Made
to Hands

Carter county officers have been ask
ed TO assist in the search for four ban
dts who held up the State Bank Of
Caddo Friday afternoon and made way
with $4,000 in liberty bonds and 81 900
in cash. after locking fourteen persons
in the bank vault.>
W. w. Fort of this city was among
those present when the bandits swoop.
ed down ON the bank.
Mr.. Fort went to Caddo to look after
some business matters, and was trans
acting business at the bank. He had
just stepped into the telephone booth
to answer Il long distance call when the
robbers entered covered every one in
sight with drawn pistols. and compelled
them to elevate their hands high in the
air while one Of the party of three wetn
through the bank for funds.
Steps Before Gun
When Fort stepped from the booth
he was astonshed by looking into the
business end of big siX-gun and being
told TO take his place with the rest of
| the party.
After the robbers had secured the
bonds and what cash there was in
sight, they made their victims goose
step into the vault turned the lock on
them, and made their departure in a
big car.
Shortly after the robbers departed
Mr.. Fort says they succeeded In getting
word to the outside world of their pre-.
dicament, and We're released. Had they
not been so fortunate they would have
probably suffered as the space in the
vault was too small to accommodate te
fourteen people with any degree of
comfort.
Mr. Fort stated that pursuit was very
quickly started, and he believes the four
bandits viii be captured
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
Healdton May Be
First Class City
By POpluar Vote

Carter county may soon boast of an
other first-class city for Acting Cover
nor Ii. r. Trapp has issued a pI Ioclama-
ton calling for an election on January
25 at Healdton.
A petition asking for the calling Of
an election had been submitted TO the
governor. and was signed by more than
35 per cent of the citizens. according
TO the last census.
A. w. Guthrie. w. s, Rimby K. r.
Chamberlain and +. G. Beckham We're
named election judge by the acting
governor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
GOES TO BED WITH
ELECTRIC LIGHT: FIRE

DEFIANCE. Ohio. o.--Louis =. Loomis,
professor Of mathematics at Defiance
College Is nursing burns and his land.
lady is saving up To pay FOR new bed
clothes as result u fre which grew
cut Of the professors recent h,d.warm.
ing idea.
Professor Loomls tried to warm the
bed by taking the electric Light bulb
under the covers with him. lie uwoke to
find the sheet ON fire.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17

TO STUDY HOLLYWOOD

Los ANGELES. Cal--Czecho. Slovakia
". iollywood-in many million reels.
Such vision is seen by Prince Sascha
a Czech nobleman. who is coming to
Hollywood TO learn the movie" busi.
ness from "hokum" TO art. from bath.
INK beauties 60 glycerinc tears.
The Prince will then 10 back to his
native land aud promote another "Hol.
lywuod
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
FISHERMAN NEVER IN
PRISON, SAYS PASTOR

CtllCAGO.-Not solitary dyed.ln-
the-wool fisherman or nature lover is
ever found behind prison bars.
SO declared the Rev. Preston Bradley,
pastor of the Peoples Pulpit, at u re-
cent meeting Of the IZaak Walton club,
Bad men have no love for the out
of-doors," he said "They can't stand to
be alone with themselves. Statistics
show that not one of the major Grim.
inals of today liked to fish loved a dog
or smoked Il pipe"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
Do You Clay Your Face?
Turner'S Mud-Laua Reveals Your Hidden Beauty

every mpurty of the skin Every has
complexion she find she will the film
dead skin that coggng and sitting the of the skin
Whenever you look and fresh and charming give yourself
MUDAVA TREATMENT Not only will bring the beauty of your
the surface but will the saggng face muscles
wrinkles and add brance and sparkle to the
will long before Armore will realize the
necessity CLAY TREATMENT 1t not Just fad nor vogue
habit makes skin No with
of cing of will look her best
until gets the CLAYING HABIT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
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PAYABLE JANUARY /, 1928 TO
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0kmul@ee Building Permits Sl3O 900
OKMULGEE, Okla.--Th total for
building permits issued during Novem.
Der was $4,000