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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-01
RAISE DUTY ON ZINC
senate Committee Inclined TO Favor
Higher Rntc--OklahOma and
Missouri SolOns Busy.

Special fu Tho Wurlu
WASHINGTON. March S1.-The
senate finance committee. following
representations made by Represent
.afIyp4 Chandler OF Oklahoma and
Rhodes and Mcpherson NJ Missouri,
representing the lead and zinc dis
frlets Of those states, has increased
from "a cents 10 70 cents pound
tho duty on zinc ore ln the pending
tariff bill.
Tho committee, however. in
creased the duty on sheet aud pig
zinc to 1A cents and tho three con-
grcsgmen are bringing an possible
pressure To- bear 90 bring the duty
up 20 ~ cents. which they claim Is
necessary iu order 10 prevent zinc
orc being smalted outside the United
states brought in IN the form
OF slabs. pigs ana sheets.
Unless thla ls done. Chandler snid
today, tine American producer VIII
Doe unable 10 compete ia American
markets with the foreign products.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-01
DrsInN sNNrENcE susrnNnEp
Family shocked , When Respected

ihriucr Bl"Hds Guilty Of BoOEc.
ENID, March 81. -- Petitions are
being circulated by Garfield county
farmers asking that tho sentence
pronounced in the case OF W. T..
Walter, who pleaded guilty OF
"moonshining." bc suspended The
arrest was "A great surprise to his
friends. as he IL a retired farmer and
though 10 be quite well off.
Mrs. walters. who IN prominent In
w. c. r U. circles, left home fol-
lowing his arrest and went TO the
home OF relatives, She IN on the
verge Of "a nervous breakdown ns a
result OF the arrest ana exploitation
OF Walters offense.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-01

Mcxl1. Texas. Humboldt. KAN;
HcHldton. okla. and Cushing. Okla.
Tho contract will require 1900 tons
Of steel plates.
This order makes total Of 1906
s0,OG0-bnrrel tanks being built for
the Sinclair Crude Oh Purchasing
company, or n total OF S,4OO, 900 bar
rcls uf storage, equivalent 20 $780,
900. 900 gallons
Each tank II III feet I'm diameter
md A. foot hLnh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-01
sucs for Quarter Million.

LOS ANG ELEs. March 3l.--Ola
Humphrey Hassan. better known as
Ola Humphrey, an actress. was sued
for s2,45O 600 In an action filed IN
the Los Angeles superior court yes
terdav bv Herman l.. Roth. New
York attorney. who asks the money
"a foes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-01
lIIIIIllUlIIIIIlII

took scyCnmore in all. Before | fin
lshod was able TO work nine hours
day in a steam laundry. 1 cannot
say too much in favor Of your med
iclne. ! trust all sick and suffering
women willtakcit. Ithas been two
years since ltook it and am strong
and WELL" - Mrs. l.. A. GuIMANN,
Union Village, Vermont.
This is only one of such letters VIC
are continually publishing showing
what Lydia h. Pinkham has done for
women. Mrs. Guimann's letter should
interest you.
Many women get into aweak, ner-
vous. run down condition because Of
ailments they often have, Such wo.
inen should take Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound ut the first sign
ci trouble.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-01
DEFICIT FOR FORD RAILWAY
Tor First Time Since Purchase, De-
truu aud Irunton Loses Money.

WAsHSGTON. March al Earn
luas statements filod with the inter
slutc commerce commission today by
the Detroit, Toledo and IrontOn
shows that for its rcccmbcr opcr-
uuuua " had incurred deficit in
operating expenses over revenues of
1891. 900. This was the first month
since its purchase by Henry Ford,
iu which II has not shown "A profit
although its previous career was
marked by heavy losses.
Mr.. lrord's attempts 10 reduce
rates on the line. which havc been
under tho commissions examination
frequently during the year, also were
given another rebuff today. An
order was Issued suspending a
freight tariff which the Detroit.
Toledo and lronton proposed to
mako effective April /, and by which
coal rates in tho Ironton district
would have been cut 10 cents per
ton until July so.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-01
New poatoffIcc Dlrcctnr.

WASHINGTON, March st.--Post-
mister General Work today an
nounced tho appointment OF Henry
C. Dennison, president Of tho Dcnnl-
son Manufacturing company. OF
birmingham. Mass. ms welfare dl-
rector for the postofflce department.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-01
TownIcy Cnn Kccr stock.

FANGO, N, D, March 3l,--'rhe
case OF various nonpnrtiaan league
members against A. G. Townley.
William Lemko and others In an
attempt TO make the defendants
deliver TO the state organization OF
tho League stock In the Fargo Cour-
Ter News, league organ, will he dis
missed, attorneys for tho plaintiffs
said today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-01

OMAHA, Nebu March 3l.---The
oight-montlr-old baby daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Peoblor OF West
Point, Neb, died in Fremont,
Nch,, hospital last night from what
physicians said was congestion of
the lungs resulting from talcum pow
der that had been sprlnklcd into the
infants faco by her 3-year-old
sister,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-01

NEW YORK. March 81. 80 Mrs.
Mary Whitaker, widowed mother
who is going into the wheat fields
90 the west 70 seek her missing son
sidney Leroy Ross left New YORK
today in a heavy mist, alone, In an
old motor car,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-01
GnANpMormrn scnooL cLERK
Reelected Ia Position She Has Held |
Since statehood.

Nc-Cicctcd Ia Position she Has Held
Since Statehood.
Special 10 The World
pAWHuSKA. March 3i.--Reports
from the rural school elections I'm
Usage county are coming In slowly
TO Tho office ur the county suporin-
tendout, Miss Fila MClono, Ia few
districts was there any contest over
Tho clerk of the school board 10
bc elected, although Miss Madgc
Morris OF Shidler, one OF the new
burbank oil tlold towns, was elected
after "a sharp contest with the man
who had been clerk
Mrs. Rosa Bradshaw was re-
elected clerk In district 43. a po-
sltlon she has had since statehood
She now has both children aud
grandchildren attending the Brad
shaw school
A. T.. Sclhy, who was reelected In
district 20, has also boon clerk OF
the board since statehood.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-01

tOOlu Uul W ulh
lacroBs the floor
without resting.
and | had been
that way for
weeks. Isaw your
advertisement in
the paper and af-
ter taking bot.
tie of Lydia f.,
Pinkham' 3 Vege-
table Compound
II felt the good it
/ Twas doing mo and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-01
NcRro Monnds MhItn n.,.,..

WICHITA. Kan, March A.
unknown white bandit was sbo, a.,
wounded by E. Williams. nee
grocer, when the former a,temn'.,
to rob the store owned by III. ~,
gro here tonight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-01
Stroud Men visit Tulsa.

W. A. Hadley, mayor of stroud,
and o. \. Hubbell and II. y. Stroby.
al OF whom are members Of ~
stroud chamber OF commerce, We're
tulsa visitors Friday on business.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-01

Such q programme alternates be-
tween the two. They both do as they
please. It's easy to get along that
way both assert.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-01
CONFIRM TWO ApPoINTMENTs
Phillips Succeeds Fletcher; Harrison
Assistant state Secretary.

wAsniEGTON. March 3l.-The. e
nomination OF william Phillips OF
Massachusetts to be under-secIetary
OF state. succeeding Henry +. Fletcn =
er who becomes ambassador 10 Bel-
glum. was confirmed late today oS
the senate. Tho nomination OF Le-
land Harrison Of Illinois to be as
slstant secretary of state. 20 fiji the
vacancy caused by the pEomotlon OF
Mr.. Phillips, was also confirmed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-01

Therell be few riffs on the sea Of
matrimony 10 man and wife enter In
to y common sense" marriage de-
clare Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Auer. OF
Chicago. while hubby" stays home
and writes short stories. Mrs. Aucr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-01

SlXty-fiye per cent, OF all the
needles ana pins manufactured In
the United states come from Con-
ncCtiCut.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-01
WOMAN TOO
WEAK To walk
Now Works Nine Hours a Day.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Restored Her Strength

Union Village, VI. - was weak
and nervous and all rundown. l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-01
BUILDING MORE OIL TANKS

Sinclair Purchasing Company orders
IS IA Addition tO Past Contract.
CHICAGO, March 3i.--rhe chi
cngo Bridge y IRON Works today
announced that It had contracted
to build for the Sinclair Crude on
Purchasing company % SO.000-bnr-
rel oil storage tanks for erection NJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-01

Don't be mIsled or deceived. Don't permit
politicians to throw dust in your eyes or to con-
fuse you with fictitious issues.
Force II. F. Newblock and John r. Hadley
to speak out on the one great, overwhelming
issue of this campaign. Up to this hour both of
them have lodged and evaded. They have
been talking the past four weeks, their par
tisans have been talking and their newspapers
have been putting, but neither of them has been
courageous enough to tell you where he stands
on this momentous question.
Voters of Tulsa, it is your duty to make these
men sing out. The election is but a few hours
away, and one of them will be mayor of this
city for the next two years.
Mr.. Newblock, why waste words on Spavi-
nav water-a question twice already settled
at the ballot box; why talk about COB 1885,"
gas rates, street car extensions, etc.-all old
stuff? Mr.. Hadley, why do you come along and
me too" on these immaterial matters? Why
do you both, gentlemen, ignore and evade the
one big, vital question that interests the people
of Tulsa, and that affects the happiness and
welfare of every family in Tulsa-which is,
"WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME?"
Starting at the Broadway theater tomorrow
for the entire week-the famous American
stage success, with Anna Q. Nilsson and an all
star cast. The greatest human interest drama
ever screened.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04
JAPAN VYkLIDf SIBIR.

Toxic, 3. dubna. - BeZod-
kladne vykizeni Sibire bylo u
sneseno ma schulz kabinetu
vtera veter, die dnesnich to-
kijskych casopisu. Asashi Shin
bun, V uverejneni zpravy pri-
eta rozhodnuti tinnosti rudych
V primorske provincii, kterou
japonske vojsko uvedeno bylo
postaveni bud valti,i VOL
skem sov6tskym, nebo uzavriti
mir. "V kazdem pripade ia
pan utIpi,' pravi Asashi. "Zda
Ii bude bojovati, situace dale
dale bude zkomplikovana. Po-
dali ruku k smiru, udrzovani
vojska tam poslednich pet ro-
ku bylo bezvyznamnym."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04
KRAL MAbAROV.

Budapest, 3. dubna. "Se smr
ii drivejsiho krale Karla, jeho
syn, Frantisek Josef Otto, die
dstavy, stal Sc automaticky
kralem Uherska," Gustav
Gratz, drivejSi ministr zahra-
nicnich veci, prohlasil jmenem
legitimistuv. "Pragmaticka
sankce jest jenom castecne me-
platnou, pokud Sc tyce jednoty
Rakouska a Uher. Lee by po-
sledni vile Karlova obsahova-
la jina opatreni, Zita stava Sc
porucnicl Frantiska Josefa Of
ty die uherske ustavy a parla-
ment musi zvoliti guvernera be
hem kralovy nedospelosti.
(Pragmaticka sankce. cili CT
sarsky dekret, vysvetluje Will
panovnika V omezeni jeho mo-
ci neb V pravidlovani nastup-
nictvi ma trun.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04
SNEMOVNA S LLOYDEM GEORGEM
372 PROTl 81 HLASUM BYLA MU VYSLOVENA DJ-
VERA VZf1LEDEM X JEHO PROGRAMU MA
JANOVSKE KONFERENCI

vSem svym zavazkIm a mezi
tyto dluzno pocitati jeho dlu-
ny cizine ably zavazky ty-
to nebyly ruseny $ kazdou zme
nou vlady. Lloyd George
schvaluje stanovisko Francie
yuGi Rusku, die nehoz zeni te
mela by byti poskytnuta jista
lhuta, behem niz mela by pfi-
lezltost ukazati, ze chce jed
natl spravn6 vuci ostatniml
svetu. Rusko ma ty nejvetst
pfirodni zdroje Y Europe a ma
delnou sllu, nez potfebuje kl-
pital a tyz media Sc ziskati, po-
kud nebude bezpetnosti zivo-
ia a majetku V zemi te. Mir
Evropy podminuje pratelske
souzitl Ruskem, jsnom pax
bude mono pomysleti ma sku-
tetnou rekonstrukci a ma ulevu
bremen, pod nimiz nyni obyva-
stelstvo evropske stena.
Jinou dulezitou casti reti
Lloyda Georgia. byla ona, s.
-liz Sc zminuje, ze Y zajmu me
zinarodniho obchodu jest ma
presto nutno ustaliti n6jakym
zpusobem penezni valutu a o.
cekava Sc, re teto veci Janov-
ska konference bude venovati
svoii pozornost.
Benem feGi premierovy gal
lerie V zasedacim sale sneraov-
ny byly pfeplneny a ma sta lidi
marna Sc dozadovalo pristupu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04

Londyn, 3. dubna. - Sne-
movna poslanecka dnes vecer
prijala 372 hlasy proti 81 re-
soluci premiera Lloyda George
0 proiev duvery Wade while
dem k jejlmu programu k mad
chazejlci konferenci Janove.
Pred tim sn4movna, 379 hla
sy proti 81, zamitla dodatek
navrzeny Johnem Robertem
Cynesem, z delnicke strany,
Jenz, atkoli schvaloval mezi-
narodni hospodafskou konfe-
renci, prohla5oval. ze vlada ne
nj kompetentni zastupovati ze-
mi ma takoye konferenci a re
nema duvery naroda.
ku hlasoyani doslo po dlou-
he a misty vasnive debate OBJ
slrne reel Lloyda Georgia., V
niz znova zduraznoval pro-
gram, jaky natrtl pro konfe-
renci Janovskou. Nejvetsi cast
sve reel v6noval premier Ru-
sku, prohlasiv. re Jest asi V
tomtez postaveni jake premier
Pitt pred sto lety, kdyz Sc jed
nalo o sblizeni francouzsky
mi revolucionari. Pravil, re po.
cinani bolseviku vzbudilo opra-
vnene rozhorleni po celem sv6-
te, nicmene sotva mohou ostat-
nj Zeme diktovati Rusku, ia
kou vladu m6lo by 81 zriditi.
Mohou vsak pozadovati, reki
premier, aby Rusko dqstalo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04
zIVA VOLEBNf KAMPAN.
Behem reci MIchaela Collinse
doslo k vazne vytrznosti.

Dublin, 3. dubna. - Schu-
ze, ma niz mluvil Michael Col
Inns V Castlebar, okres Mayo,
vcera vecer, byla prerusena
cleny ctvrte zapadni divise II
ske republikanske armady po
bouflivych scenach, "a nichz
jedna zena byla poranena sire
lou 2 revolveru, die zprav, jez
dosly do Dublina dnes rano.
London Evening News pra-
Vi, re vsechny cesty do Castle
bar byly zataraseny poraze-
nymi stromy re automobily,
ledouci do mesta byly zastave-
ny ozbrojenymi muzi, kteri do
konce vytrhali zeleznicni ko-
leje, ably zabranili priced
Zvlastnich vlaku u okolnich
NEST. Schuze nasledkem to-
no byla Zdrzena az do sedmi
hodin vecer.
Zastup cital asi 1000 hlav a
nepratele Collinsovi neustale
jej prerusovali a koneGne pod
nikli ltok Ma automobil, ne
hoz mluvil. Doslo ku strelbe,
behem niz zeny omdlevaly a
nekolik osob bylo poSlapano.
Y vypaleni rany, kterou crane
ma byla jedna zena, jest obvi-
nen Charles Byrne, stranik Col
linsuv, jenz byl zatcen.
Londyn, 3. dubna. = Admi-
ralita oznamila dnes, re mari
dila vysetrovani zmocneni Sc
britickeho municniho parniku
Upton, blize irskeho pobrezi
najezdniky, kteri ukryli ma
klad ma nejakem neznamem
miste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04
SOCIALISTE PROHRALI.

Davenport, Ia, 3. dubna. -
V mestskych volbach konantch
Zde V sobotu, socialisticka stra-
ma, jez pred dvema roxy vyhra
la Znatnou vetSinou, byla ten,
tokrate porazena, die neured-
mich cislic oznamenych dnes.
Republikansky mayorsky kan
didat, Alfred Mueller, zvolen
byl v6tSinou 794 mad svym de-
mokratickym souperem, kdez-
to kandidat socialisticky, pi.
Lucy Clausenova, obdrzela je-
nom 8 procent re 10000 ode
vzdanych hlasu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04
MADARSKO JEST v TOM
ZLE.
POzadavek reparacni komise
hrozi pry privOditi krisi.

Budapest, 3. dubna. - Fl
nanGni situace Uhrach, jez
byla vaznou jiz cd nekolika
mesicu, jest povazovana nynl
Ia kritickou nasledkem poza-
davku Reparacni komise. aby
nahradove splatky vfadeny by
ly do rozpoctu a nasledkem de
ficitu 20 bilionu korun V le-
tosnim rozpoctu. Kurs uher-
ske koruny stale klesa hrozi,
re dospeje k mike urovni ra-
kouske koruny. Ia americky
dollar plati Sc nyni 900 uher-
skych korun.
klesnuti koruny zpusobilo
zdrazeni potravin a jinych III
votnich potreb. Vlada Sc snazi
celiti temto nesnazim zvySe-
MIN poplatku verejne sluzby,
avsak doznava, re neni to
rozresiti reparacni problem.
Prvni reparacni pozadavek, "a
hrnuiici vydani veikeho mnoz-
stvi ziveho dobytka, byl zde
prijat nesmirnym zklama-
nim., ponevadz vlada uherska
Sc domnivala, re cd Uher ne
bude pozadovana zadna valec-
ma nahrada 5 ohledem ma vel
kou Ztratu uzeml a pax i o.
hledem ma rumunskou invasi z
roku 1919.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04

Ma parniku bylo 400 rucnic,
700 reyolveru,. tIicet devet pu-
SEX strojnich a 100000 rucnico
vych nabojn, spolu $ jistym
mnozstvim ti-askavin, bylo O.
Znameno We snemovne posla-
necke Winston Churchillem,
sekretarem pro kolonie.
Belfast, 3. dubna. - John
Mallon, jenz na zaklepanl O.
tevTel dvere sveho bytu Ska
goniel avenue vcera V noci, ma
sci venku tlupu muzn, ktefi Sc
jej tazali, zdali jeho syn jest
donna. Po zaporne odpovedi.
Mallon byl ma miste zastrelen.
Bomba vrzena do loznice V do
move Johna Simpsona V Airing
ton ulici, zranila dive deti We
veku 3 a 6 roku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04
PROJEV DUVERY POIN-
CARE.OVI.

Pafiz, 8. dubna. - We sne-
movne poslanecke byla dnes,
asa proti 78 hlasum, projeve-
ma duyera premieru Poincare-
owl vzhledem k jeho programu
pro Janovskou konferenci. -
Hlavnim bodem tohoto progra-
mu, jak byl Jim vysvetlen V So
botu, jest pi'ijetl Ruskem re.
soluce Cannesske, zarucujici
soukromy majetek cizincu Y
Rusku a pfisne pfidrzeni Sc
konferenci smlouvy Versaill-
ske V jeji jednani S N6meckem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04
BANDITE ZABILI
POLICISTU.

Chicago, 3. dubna. - Mezi-
tim co ma sto osob bezmocne X
tomu prihlizelo, pet automobi-
lovych banditu zastrelilo jed
noho policistu, nepochybne
smrteln6 zranili bankovniho
sluhu a unikli $ vakem, obsa-
hujicim $1,000, ktery eminent
diva muzi nesli. Prepadeni u
dalo Sc ma jasne osvetlene ulici
pred Calumet narodni bankou
V srdci obchodniho distriktu
South Chicago.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04
$65, 900, 900 MA CESTY.

Washington, 3. dubna. -
Predloha, kterou sc ma povoli-
ii $65, 100000 ma buuovani
cest behem fiskalniho roku,
jenz skonci 80. cervnem, 1923,
byla podana dnes We snemovne
poslanecke. Die pi'edlohy by
10 by opravneno vynalozeni
S75.000,000 ma budovani cest
We fiskalnim roce, jenz skonci
80. cervnem 1924.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04
MA OMEZENf PRISTEHO.
VALECTVf.

Washington, 3. dubna. -
Pritomny zakon omezujici pri-
stehovalectvi ma triprocentnl
kvotu, byl by prodlouzen na
diva roxy Cd /. cervence toho-
to roku, die predlohy odporu-
Gene priznive senatnim vybo-
rem ma pristehovalectvi. Tako-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04

konferenc zastupci havr srednm pasmu
tudiz zodpovednost savku edn6 ezafich spociva
Greensburg, Pa, g. dubna. V teto obast neunovych
dou, meZi Morgantown, W. Va Greensburg Pa ejiz
ganlsovani veden by BOZ cet rok prohsen veobecne
stavky uhlodoech nemeo em6r zadneho lcinku Jedne
ma znm okrajii Connesvskeho koksoveho dsrktu
vi havf vysi ma stavku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-04

va predloha prosla jiz We sn6-
movne poslanecke, avsak pro
dlouzenim pTitomneho zakona
jenom 0 jeden rok.
Evening star., 1922-06-13
Distorp of Dour Same
BY PHILIP FRANCIS NOWLAN.
DANIELS

vARiATioNS-DanIe Damn, Hancock.
RACIAL oRIGiN-AnaIo-s Saxon.
SOURcE-A biblical given name.
Daniels is another Of those family
names which comes down to US from
the days Of the old Anglo-Saxons.
slough, like other family names. 1t
did not become such until a period
after tho Anglo-Saxons and the Nor
man.French had become fused into
the English race of medieval and
modern times.
The final IS" on Daniels indicates
that it has been shortened from Dan
ielson.
The variation Hancock is the result
OF a misspelling that crept into the
name at some period. either before or
after 1t became a family name, and
the habit of the Anglo-Saxons of
shortening names to one syllable and
then adding a diminutive ending. One
of these endings was cock" or
"coch," meaning little" Hancock.
then, translated literally into modern
speech, means little Dan," or. II we
should use the modern diminutive,
1t is impossible to state at just what
period DANIELS son" ceased to be
merely descriptive of an individual
and was adopted through several
generations, thus becoming a family
name. A general development Of
custom took place along this line
throughout northern Europe from the
twelfth to the fourteenth centuries
The frequency with which Daniel ap-
pears Is given name in tho old days
indicates many unrelated families
adopted it simultaneously.
Evening star., 1922-06-13

But Whitefoot couldn't see how 1t
could be turned into home for a
Mouse. He said Is much.
Little Mrs. Whitefoot became more
excited than ever You dear old
STUPID" she said, whatever is the
matter with you? Don't you see that
all we need to do is to put roof on.
make an entrance on the under side
and make soft, comfortable bed IN
side to make it delightful home?"
81 don't see why we don't make a
new home altogether" protested
Whitefoot at seems to me that
hollow stub of mine is ever so much
better than this. That has good,
solid walls and We won't have TO 90
a thing to it." !.
II told you once before that it
doesn't suit me for summer. replieo
little Mrs Whitefoot, rather sharply,
because she was beginning to lose
patience. 1T will be all right fer @
winter, but winter is long way on.
1t may suit you for summer. but 1t
doesn't suit me. and this place does.
So this sis where we are going TO
live"
Certainly. my dear. certainly" re-
piled Whitefoot very meekly. II you
want to live here, here We will live.
But 1 must confess it isn't clear TO
me yet how we are going to make
decent home out of this old nest.
Don't you worry about that" re-
piled Mrs. Whitefoot. You can get
the material and I'll attend to the
rest. Let us waste no time about 1t.
| am anxious to get our home finished
and to feel little bit settled. l have
already planned just what has got to
be done and how we will do 1t. Now,
you go and look for some nice. SOFT,
dry weed stalks and strips OF so1t
bark and moss and any other soft.
i1l
Just get busy and don't stop TO talk.
OF course, Whitefoot did as he was
told. He ran down to the ground
and began to hunt for the things Mrs.
Whitefoot wanted. He was very par
ticular about it. He still didn't think
old home of Melody's. but II she
would do it he meant that she should
have the very best of materials to do
it with.
So back and forth from the ground
| to the old nest in the tree. Whitefoot
hurried and presently there was
quite a pile of weed stalks and soft
grass and strips of bark in the old
nest. Mrs. Wniteroot Joined White
| foot in hunting for just the right
| things. but she spent more time In
( arranging the material. Over that
Down through the lower side she
cut a little round doorway just big
enough for them to pass through
Unless you happened to be under
meath looking up you never would
have guessed there was an entrance
| at ali. inside was a snug. round
room, and in this she made the sofest
and most comfortable of nests. AS
it began to look more .and more like
home whitefoot himself became as
excited and eager as Mrs: Whitefoot
had been from the beginning. 1T
certainly is going to be fine home,'
| said Whitefoot.
"Didn't I tell you it would be?" re-
| torted Mrs. Whitefoot.
i Copyright, 1922, by T. W. Burgess.) -