davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
Ssta mafIoi SSafialle jofa tnnti 46
fnullntta

Berlin, = Maailmanioonn iofai-
men tunti mlnfioi Snfialle 46 fuol-
fiitta ia 100 bontpoittitnrtta, fen.
raaIi bon g[ltrocfin lnatimien tilas.
totietoien ntiifaan. Sdnd oripio on
tebtp pirallisten raporttien perlis-
-teeIla.
Safnn fofo miesbufta fioIleis.
IA noitii t,SOs,54S ia boatpoittii.
meiften 4,246,779 miebeen. aieisio
oIeipan fofo ornteiim liiflun6drd o-
II 100000, ioten fiis pfii ieitie.
m1std iai toisteliiisfa iiirmania.
Apieerit menettiipdt faatiineisio
$4,000 ia baapoitttneisia 96,0OO
,aenroaIi gItrocf on Iasfentt, ettd
toto fiioIleitten m6dr1, jonfa Sdf'
ian iotiIos- ia fiipiiIiipdesto iitorodr
fai fp1littom1sti menetti fobasfa, o.
II 100000.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
Soimitti leiffanfIen fDmGhueitielli

Cincinnati, %. &pnGtpeitieaG as
fettdin toinlitettu leiffaus pelasti
fabben ipiooen ifaiien poion benz
gen. 9apii oil tufebtuniit p6bfinGs.
tG, iofa oil titnteiitllniit benfitor.
peen ia lGdfGri pntrtGrtGen ett6
fuolema iaapiiiii ennenfuin bGn eff.
till leiffaustalustooon bateo, aiifo.
Il fpnGipeitlella poifaien fitrfun ia
Ieiffaii benfitoripen fiItG fobbolto
iobon pdbfina of aiettitriit, iiten
pddstaen ilmaa feubfoibin. Wpo.
ben1ntin poistettiin pdbfina ia lapii
pnrdntlii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
llslii fonefi,paSri

@rds espanialoinen on feflinpt
-,tloen fonefiipGGrin, jolla iuoipi am
tua $500 laufausta miniuitisia.
Ritp66risiG on so piittea ia iofai-
festa piittesta anmiitaan 70 laii'
tousta miniiittisia. 8iiii niestd
tnripitaan tandn bdipittatpdn BPS
Spn f1pttGmiieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
Maalisfmnn iuararifot

Mtoolisfintn uifono tapobtiii
Seem gorfisio 8roab itreetin Tiiot-
totoimiston foamien tietoien mi.
fnoh 2,307 tparoriffoo, ipostotto-
ipien oIIesio $57,513,590. I. tpuo.
ben ntooIisfitiisio oIitpat fpostoa-
NOT Ittpitt t,500 ia $685. $50,
ioten Iiidbs tporariHoien IiifurnGd.
rddn n6boen of 53,S bros, ntutta
pdbennns tpnstattaipisia 1879 pros.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13


@iebi, @enGiG, = ltfroinan Il.
idaitoin apulnisfoniisiioneri so. &C.
rafintob, iofa on ioipiettien fGsfps.
I'll jobtanltt aiebin firffoien ia
luostoreioen fnlIeltfiien tafaiparifoi-
misto, ilrioittao pGGrtinisteri 2eni-
mile, ettG pfiinomaan 3ieb-Becbor.
itop 2ntpran Irostarisia on riittG-
tpGsti riffai,fiia, jotfa rabafii ittitit-
tettiiira pllGpitGiiiipGt ndlfiintpnei-
t1 ltfrainan ia Wh,stanmeren ieutii-
jen oiitffaita faitan aifaa.
SO. Serofinob ielittdG ielostltfies-
Iaan ettG litostarin falleitfiien iou-
fosid on m. m. tafii t6blifiiltaista,
uieita paiinojo paittotpaa timanteil-
Ia DnnG mitilla falliilla ialofitpila
foristettua piispan biippaa, ioioen
oripo oil p. 1870 $25, 100000.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
8ortmsalaiiet ilmailiiat te6neet tui.
fen memestgflelliien 6DppGDfIen

ct. 8incent, Cape @eroen iaa.
rilla. = Hortligalilaiiet ilmaiqiiat,
iotfo prittdtpat lentdd 9ltIannin pIi
2isinbonista @raliliaan, iaapiiinat
tdnne t1n11n iltapGipdllG turtpaI-
liiesti 2as Balmaiista Samaritan
iaarelta. Sc labtitpGt 2as Bolmaiis
to flo $50 aan1itlln. Weattaa 2as
Halntaiista ct. @incentiin on bl
800 MALTA.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
SatntalaiIet farfottameet raamatnm
sc. W:n funInista

Gbestertoiprt, Mab., = SddIld pi.
betpsiG Metooistilaiien firfon fon'
ferensIisfu gsormon ". @arb coli
Iege.ppefioentti, pitt pitbeen Iaitiuen,
ettd iiriitoIniiet npfpiiin tdpbelleen
fontroIloiipat Seem gorfia ia ettd be
ofpot forfottonect roantatrn pois
paItion foitlnisto ia ettd fapafot re.
bottatpot pobentnrin ftttn fosfaar,
ennen fieltoIofio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
syite6bnrg, Mtass.

Se1irafunton1rile on taas ipiettG-
npt ennistllneita iublia. &f. 26 p.
oil naisten obieln1aiIta. &c onnistlli
bpipin obielmaan iefG tuloibin nGb-
ben. Birboas tiilo oil $71.62. Git.
ten bltbtif. 1 ia 2 p. of ge1oriio.
liiton 16:sta tpuoiiiubla. Sbielmn
alfoi laltantaina ompeluieuran tpt.
tostsn iubIapilfuiiina alaialista firf
foon marsiimalla. Standardization
obielmn oil bDtpd nj. M. tpttoiet lait
Ioiiuat tafii aGniii6 lailuia. &an.
iaa oil firtfo tGpnnG. Snnnltntaina
iatfettiin iablan aamusta iltaan.
SeiffaperGiiemnr1n fertoilemiien iG-
tan firieeninaibtaiantme tebtGip1fii,
lallirn paan iloni ieurafuntamme
nuoriion iatfupasta toiminnasta,
ioten oleurne tilaiiirlioesia pane.
moan toi1neen tdllaiiia nirfistGipi1
ilblia. &iitos Wsarnaroin firffo.
fliorolle tilostonne ia lauluistanne
jublisiantme.
Sublamme enlipdiipG, bubtif. 1
b., of iantalla ilttri merffi pGiip1
ielirafunnallemme ia toto ieurafun-
ia tpolle. SillG iilloin allefirjoitet.
tim faiippafiria ionfa miifoan ieli-
raflt,tto on1istaa MT toto rafenniif-
fen. quo parifpmtmer,td ipuotta fes-
tdnpt epauufama tilanne rafenniif-
Iesla toinimileen n1boen on npt
loppiltlit. Eoiin fplla ralittaa ieii-
rafiintnamme MT 5000 6oIlarin
lifGtpelfo, mlittn me toitpomme Sii-
tnalan ufpulla festdipGnlrne fem.
Onban meilli MT tilaa ia nlifa-
ntitiifiia laaientaafiemne toi1nin-
tan1nme ,paiffapa folmeen ferrof-
ieen.
Seitrafunnan fofous oil bubttf.
3 b. firfosio. Eoinifinta eiitti fiji.
nd MILD ebooilla be ostiipat alaia.
lista raittiusieitran oian eli lib o.
ian rafennuflesta ia oil iei,rnfrnta
fouppaan tGpiin tpDtppdinen. Co
mosia fotolifiesia pGdtettiin panno
kiGfoulu toimeen emf fei1nG.
rl,iina iGienind bppGfipttiin iei.
rafuntaan ieiiraatuat: Sobn Salmi-
mem, Wers Sba Bibeman Wtrs Can.
no @allio, Srans Mdfi, Martti &at.
tpG, @rs Jannp @rOnlitno ia lap.
iet, $ialmar ia Mdtiloa Sarlin ia
lapiet, &icbarb ia Gamma &pn1lai'
men ia lapiet ia @ilgust ia Silnla
@aneas, pbt. % bented. Slette ter
ipetulleetl
@astethiio: Sinon B. ia 2ppli
$. 0elionin poifo Simon 8illimn,
Iprlt. Sitcbburgisia, Weass. 3.1O'
1918; fast. 3.10-22, ia iamoin
eoeIlisten poifo George slsieri ipnt.
Sitcbbureisia, Mass. 2126'1921
fost. 3-10.22.
Sa,botti: Seiffi Bollarin tpai.
mo S[ntaIio, o. (. @iiaIa, innt. 60
boIammilIo 8-t.tS62, fnoli Con.
eoroisio, sc. s. 3.t0.22 ia baubat-
tim (. t. 12 b.
SO. Mrttonen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
Musfuiuam tori6imnat

Mosfotpa, = Soribinnat Wosfo.
ipasia olitpat tGnGGn ieitraalpat |:
ruisIeipG 5S,oOO-60,OOO ruplaa
nauIo, nebn6IeipG $4,000 r1plaa
naula, li9a tOO,OOO-1O5, 900 rlp-
laa naiila, lanrpannliba 10000
rupQaa naula ia moi 100000 rup-
laa raiila.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

Wlinteilct rabanfnrsIit WenGjGllG
"@fon, Sbisnin" mittaan mafioi
@enGiGn tpaltiopanffi 10. +. 8 p:nG
punnasta 2,3 miljoonno ia 10 rltp.
Ian fultarabasta 2,6 nilioonaa neu
tpostoruplaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
1tlfomanlaisten iperpttamista inmn.
niteIlaan

@albington. = Senoattori
Sbortribge Galiforriasta eiitti tG.
nGGn iennatille lafiebootltfien, ionfa
ntitfoon faiffi gbbpsmalIoisia ole
,pat ulfomaaIaifet tiiltaiiiin iofo
tproIi Iuetteloimaon ia iantalla me
roittan1nan beitG "a bollarilla tpro-
iittain. 2ofiebbotiifieen iolle bD-
tpGfipmiieniG on antanit tpoiibtee-
ri Dobis, iiiGltpp ntpos fanialais-
tiittamislafien irtoelleen idriestdrti
iestG. @neiittain footiit iparat me-
niiimGt "fonld1aisten obiausrabos.
toon" fGpbettGipGfii ulfonlaalaisten
t1ttltstitttonliiefii Slineritan balIitltS
ntitotoon ia len perioatteiiiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
2ansatpn fefIimtS ebfaiiee imnapn.
nettpntntffia

9elatpare, 2ocfoiponna & @es.
tern rottotiepbtio, ionfa fofeiluista
Ianeattomalla pubelinlnitoflella on
berrottii, on nposfin fofeillitt Iait.
teilla, ioiben otpitlla ,poibaon mab.
oolliiesti ebfaistd ileito iitnopbteem
torm6pfiid. @etlireibin ntntittdin
on ioipeIetti feIlainen latte, ettd ie
cttda tpastoon GGni1 raoaIIa Iiiffr-
pisto iitnista. 9ofeet oipot tiff bp-
min onnistnneet, ettd iund fiilfies-
ioan 65 mailin tinttinopetoeIla loot
toi torfata nriiista iiinista Idbtenei.
td ddnid. Sitnneleisidfin' tdntd lat
te totntii bpiptn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

utia nriiiitofiia, ioita on tapabtun,tt
iitte &ronitabtin lpallanfumolifien
ipiime maalisfliusia. Siirtpen fapi-
talismimitotoa foboen on bnllititS
len idlbeen fun pleisipenGlainen neit
apestojen fongresii mliitama f,r,i-
faufi iitten bpipdflpi 2eninin iiiun.
nitelutat, bptpafiprpt ia pannrit moi
maan toimenpiteitG, ioiben fdiittele.
miieen eiimerfitii Dbopsmaltain
fongresiisia fuliiiii aitaa pitoiit-
tain.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
&bmmenen eefferin maanipieremS
GalifprniasIa

Sos 9lneeles, Sol. = Iein FINN.
menen eefterin Iaaiuinen maan-
pporpntd liiffrlt alasp1in tpuoren
ipriaG pitfin Sopangon ipuoristos-
Ia. SGllainen tieto iaapl,i t1nne ei.
len Italia. Maa alfoi bitaasti 1iif.
fi,a ellen iltapGiipdllG ia mp0baan
illalla liiffl,i ie iamalIn nopeuoella.
81 ole tieoosia, mifa poima iai
maan liiffeelle tuosia ieuo,1sia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13
ssorb antamasfa tDStG

@6Iel sSoro, Soro Wtotor Com
preIi6errtti, iInoitti ulfontaisten TO-
taipeteraanien p1Gntaialle, ettd bdn
hiIee antantoan 200 ipeteruaniIle
tpotd paiipittGin mGGrGdnGttomGffi
aiafii, ainoana raioitl,fiena ollen,
ettG miesten tGptpp aIua 9etroitis'
IA ennenfiiin beioGt bptp1fiptGGn.
&. 0. 49, .lGifiG matfalla Eplinlan
"paratiiIiim".
Seem gorf. = glbriatic'ninlilello
@olfeon Saboen Iinjon loiipolaa,
info [1bti t1dltd tGnGGn, oil folnlau
nen luofaa ntdtflstoiino 6S SnorS'
triol @orfers Of tbe 8orloin 1d'e''
I'd. SSnG mdGrG on etltiportiotoiit'
TO 5000 iarieston idienestd jottc
oifoipot mennd @endjdlte ndpttddt'
ieen toteen eta tDoldrlet molipul
fapttad teolliiunstuotannon forets'
too. Sc otpot /. M. tp..ldisten iobta
ian @iIIian1 9. &aptpoooin tatti'af
taiio. ~sfo gFI" on npfpddn Use
naiaIId ia on bdn niioen mtpornb
tpsten iouiuin joitfOsiu, ioille melt
,postobnIIihis on iiirtdnpt aripoffa
ia ralitofoitpantojo ia terdstebtattt
ltroIisia.
Seitrueen iobtoiona on enelonft
loinen rooifoaIi Com Barter, tot'
on bpipin tintnettii |. no. tp.'ldtste'
piipeisfd tasid moosia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-16
THRIFT H0N0RS
AWARDED PUPILS
Every Child in Sth Grade
at jefferson Has
Bank Account
PRAISED BY BANKERS
Third Consecutive Year
School Has Been 100 Per
Cent Thrifty

Tulsa schools have their own H.
nanclers. Yesterday the fact that
IN one room at jefferson school
there are five pupils who have their
own savings accounts IN down town
banks was revealed when a group Of
bankers and ,teachers visited the
school to award Directopoint serv-
Zee IN recognition OF IL being 100
w cent thrifty.
? The eighth grade of that school.
taught by Mrs. II. w. Peckinpaugh,
is the grade that has earned It's
thrift certificate by reason of the
fact that every child in the room has
"a rawlings account In downtown
baik. ]. u. Horner, director OF the
Tulsa Juvenile Thrifty bank pre-
scented thrift certificate to the
grade. When Mrs. Peckinpaugh
was asked to talk. she called five
girls TO the front. VINO carried gold.
brown. blue. green aud red ribbons,
the color In thrift stamps. Five
gold ones went to the five who had
accounts OF more than 500. The
largest account belongs to Pascal
Cole. who has "A $i52.S5 account.
There were 10 who had more tnan
s2j. 10 who had more than $40, II
who had more than IS and 80 who
had less than SO and more than 81
Harry w. Day. president Of the
Tulsa Juvenile Thrift bank, present.
cd the DireCtopolnt service. giving
a thrift lesson for each week and
every lesson framed, to the JEFF
fersOn school. Short talks were
made by representatives from the
Tulsa banks. a. G. Pi0keus of the
secuFty National, Mrs. r. II. Ne
Laughlin of the Central National,
e. L. Skinner of the First Nationa!.
j. II. Smethers of the Exchange Ma
= ,pnal and Elizabeth Bushoorr OF
the Producers National.
This Is the. third consecutive year
that jefferson has been 100 per
cent thrifty. The eighth grade that
won its thrift certificate Is the
fourth grade to earn such a GER
tifcate-lsee won two last year and
whittier won one In September of
this year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-16
Ends Stubborn Coughs
In a Hurry
For real effectiveness, this old
homemade remedy has no equal.
Easily aud cheppiy prepared.
39@@%@@%%@%@%@&@%%~@%.@

You'll never know how quickly
bad cough can be conquered, until you
try this famous old homemade rem.
edy. Anyone who has coughed all
day and all night, will say That the
immediate relief given is almost like
magic. IL ia very easily prepared,
and there is nothing better for coughs.
Into a pint bottle, put 2% outfces
Of Pinex; then add plain granulated
sugar syrup TO make full pint. Or
you can use clarified molasses, honey,
or corn syrup. instead of sugar syrup.
two.thirds OF the money usually
spent for cough preparations, and
gives you q more positive, effective
remedy. IL keeps perfectly, and
tastes pleasant--children like it.
You can feel this take hold instantly,
soothing and healing the membranes
in all the air passages. II promptly
loosens a dry, tight cough, and soon
You will notice the phlegm thin out
and disappear, A days use will usually
break up an ordinary throat or chest
cold, and 1t is also splendid for bron.
chltls, Group, hoarseness, and bron.
chial asthma.
Pinex is n most valuable concen.
trated compound Of genuine Norway
pine extract, the most reliable rem.
edy for throat and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment, ask your
druggist for "2h ounces OF Pinex"
with directions anu don't accept auy.
thing else. Guaranteed TO give abso.
lutte satisfaction or money refunded.
The fine1 Co., TT. Wayne, Ind.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-16

ing committee Wednesday, The
changes will include extension Of
the building TO the entire lot ca
pacity adding one more entire floor
and 600 square feet OF floor space
to each floor IN the institutional
part of the building ana erecting OF
a gallery with seating capacity OF
the changes have been Incorporated
architects, Wright 4 Wright of KAN
sas city the plans will bo submitted
for bids TO contractors and the
building enterprise will be con-
tinued. The basecmnt OF the new
church IL now being used for all
congregational purposes.
Changes were neccssitated by the
doubling of membership IN the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-16
PROTEST lYNCHINGS
Mexico sends Strong Note to 4. :. as
Result OF Killing uf Score of
MCNiCans Here.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE
American government tcday re-
celved from the Mexican government
a strong note Of protest over the
continued killing OF Mexican citizens
In southern and southwestern states.
In the last few months. the note
set forth. more than twenty Mexican
citizens have been KILLED by unlawful
violence in southwestern states. and
in none of the cases have the per-
petrators OF the grimes been brought
to justice by American officials.
The note vigorously protested the
latest Mexican killing. the lynching
Of Elias V. Zlrote, a Mexican, at
Westaco, Texas. on November II.
This lynching. the Mexican gov
ernmont said, was carried out de-
spite the protests of the Mexican
consul who was warned that his own
life would be taken II he interfered.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-16
$ $3.50
Values to $3.50

In many stunningly new modes, from
the most luxurious to those of elegant
simplicity. Every new fabric, Orman-
dale, Lustrola, Panvelaine, Corona.
Handsomely fur trimmed with Beaver,
Wolf, Kit Fox, Caracul, Squirrel,
Platinum Wolf and many others.
Every new and desirable style, includ-
ing blouse back, flare, wrappy and
straight line. Navy, black and browns.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-16
81 = :,
Values TO $3.50

At this price of $45, the very utmost in
value is offered-quality materials in
clude Aiabela, Corona, Normandy,
Panvelaine, Ormandale. Select quail
ity fine fur collars and cuffs of Cara
cul, Kit Fox, Wolf, Platinum Wolf,
Beaver and others. In this collection
are wrappy coats, draped models,
straight line, every popular mode of
the season. Brown, navy and black.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-16
Values to $f5

Decidedly the most remarkable coat
values of this season. Fine coats of
Bolivia, Normandy, Cordovette and
many other fine materials; enhanced
with beautiful furs, including black
Wolf, Kit Fox, Nutria, Beaverette and
score of other fine furs. Blouse back,
flare, straight line models; browns,
black and navy blue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-16
TULSA Y. N. STILL IN LEAD
Thompson Hopes to Win Contest
without Putting On Drive.

just by keeping cyerlnstlngly at
a. 30 ~, \. Thompson, member.
ship secretary of the Y. VI. c. \.
explains the fact that Tulsa huH con.
slstcutly. with but one slip Of one
week. maintained it's lead IN the
intercity Y. NJ &. \. contest.
Brockton. Mass, has u member
ship drive and that week forged
ahead. leaving Tulsa behind. Bui
the squirt ahead only Kept lroclton
iu the lend for a week Lynn has
had u drive. the results not ns yet
evidenced IN tis returns and three
shin campaigns II is not Thnmp-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-16
Redemption for
Victory Notes to
BE Made Dec. Is

Do you hold any "a per cent
Victory loan notes? If you do,
aud II said notes have any OF the
letters y to T.. prefiXed to their
serial numbers. you may collect
these notes December 10, as they
reach maturity on that date and
interest on them ceases to accrue.
This is the substance of state
ment sent out by the Tenth federal
reserve bank.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-16
TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1922

church and all It's departments In
numbers since the plans for the new
church were drafted Rev. J. W
Abel said yesterday. The estimated
cost OF the structure. ti00. 900, viii
not be materially Increased by the
changes, II is expected.
The utility - the church for its
departmental work will gain from
the new building plans and u1 space
Will he wasted. There viii be siN
stories Instead Of five In the insti.
tutionai building. which will extend
east to tho lot line.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-16
Dashingly NeU Sports Goats

Smart sports styles, in Polo Cloth,
Krimmer, Plaid back and Tweed fab
RIGS enhanced with buttons, patch
pockets, belts and buckles. Some fur
trimmed with Opossum, Beaverette
and Kit FoX-just the coat for rough
weather, for street or business wear.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-16
Set Murder Suspect Hearing.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 15.--Prelim-
mary trial of Harry Scaggs. Bonner
Springs barber who is charged with
the murder OF Leon Harrington will
be held November 81. Scaggs was
arraigned yesterday a2d his bond
fixed at $4,000. In default OF the
bond he was remanded to Jail.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-16
CHURCH PLANS
WILL BE REVISED
Methodists to Build Larg-
er Building Than First
Contemplated

a revision In building plans will
make the First Methodist church to
be erected at Eleventh and Boulder
larger than the original contempla-
tion was decided upon by the build
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-16

other towns are planning member
sons Intention TO hold q drive unless
10 becomes necessary 10 do so IN
order to win tho contest. Such ne
Cessity has not ~ yet been evident.
Tulsa. to date. hps 237 members
ana l.j7O points. The standing Of
the other cities ~ Brocktun, 2tt
members aud 3,S53 points: Fort
WAYNE. i65 memhera aud 2,i2g
points. Evansville, 90 members aud
1.i57 points. Lynn. 1Oi members
and i.iGb points and Canton. ohio,
ISIS members and gJi points.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-16
Missouri Teachers Convention

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Nov. 10
More than $1,000 teachers are ex-
pected TO attend the sessions OF the
Missouri Teachers association,
which begins tomorrow in conven-
lion hall
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-16

window shades have been pat
cntcd that appear to be lace cur
tnina FROM the inside of room
aud ordinary shades from the out
side
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09
Asks Work for Crlppies

10 Me Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Nr-Why ia 1t that the City of Phil.
adelphia or the Public Welfare Depart.
nent will not aid crippled citizens in
obtaining some sort of employment in.
!tead Of sending them to the House Of
correction when they are found on the
ss H.sst trying to honestly earn a few
cents by selling some article? Surely
tney would not do this were there any
other way out.
Everywhere In this fair city gambling
sces on and Is tolerated and the victims
q any so:called raid are quickly re.
leased. Not so with the cripple: he
re- to Jail and stays.
Now. why not make some attempt to
1nd some work for him with wages to
oesently keep him? Did not these same
ef,pples work during the war? Were
snefe any seen selling pencils or solicit.
aims at that time? Why none?
Ana they received wages that were ade-
sSSate to keep them. Now II one ap.
sus: 's~. tSs HIs employment it is always the
.,rids. % very So m"ss so.sys but I'm afraid you
We have a Public Welfare Depart. .
%ent here, but its chief function seems
" No. % drawing salaries. We, talk Of q
,C'H Beautiful" But a city fair on
nation. 50 ' "'
l.. Ved help our cripples to fnd work
.assSad OF being forced to commit the
street. J0HW MoTATI '"e
FMsdelphia, June 8, 1922.