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The New York herald., 1922-01-27
MARINE NEWS NOTES.

F. 6. Belsito, II. Y. Saint and other
members OF the Shipping Boards steve
doring committee left for Washington
Yesterday with the question of rates for
handling cargo at New York still un-
settled. 1t was understood that the
committee would lay its plans before
the entire board and seek approval for
Its effort to enforce a new schedule OF
rates. cmbodying, substantial reductions
in the cost of steved orins.
~, ssa,a. ---------A ats..t
All four Of the 5S5 foot freight and
passenger ships, that have not been de-
lfvered by the shipbuilders probably will
he turned over to, the United States
Lines, T. H. Rossbottom. general man.
ager. said yesterday. They will 60 into
the service between New York and
Plymouth, cherbourg and Bremen. and
will be available in timo to take caro-
of tho spring rush for Europe. The
America and George Washington already
are in this service. The ships running
70 London and tho cabin class vessels
IN the direct Bremen run will be main
tained. at least during the busy season.
so the new vessels will make clear
addition of nearly $4,000 tons TO the
United States Lines fleet.
T.. z. Schwarzstein, long with c. w
offices at II Battery place. and will
conduct a general export and import
freight forwarding, marine insurance
and custom house brokerage business
under the firm name of the Mercury
Shipping Company.
new departure IN the policy OF the
Purchasing Commission for Russian Re-
lief will result In the shipment by line
vessels of 100000 cases OF condensed
milk and more than $4,000 tons OF corn
meal Heretofore only chartered tonnage
has been used. What lines will get the
business has not been determined.
Satisfactory progress is being made
In tho movement TO stabilize freight
rates on Brazilian coffee and early an
nouncemcnt OF settlement is expected.
William !. Love, vice-president of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation. In charge
or trsfic, is expected from Washington
before IONS to take a hand in the mat
Ter IIo is said to be following the
situation closely.
Government officials in Ireland are
strongly In favor OF n shipping company
W ny the flag of tho Free State. and
Will be glad to cooperate in any project
N tho sort started on this side thai
gives evidence of substantial backing, II
~s learned yesterday. In addition. IT
~As said, there are native Irishmen. who
~ive been connected with the steamship
business. OF the same mind.
a delegation of Shipping Board orn-
clals headed by Commissioner Meyer
Lissner will bo up from Washington
tomorrow 10 conduct hearing on the
matter or tho Hobokcn docks and the
railway facilities connected with them.
The Hoboken Chamber Of Commerce and
other local bodies have protested that
since tho Government took over the
docks and has been devoting them
largely TO army transport and Ship
ping Board freight business the city
has lost an important source of revenue.
The docks wee formerly In possession OF
the big German shipping companies.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
ICE COATED LINERS
SURVIVE HUGE SEAS
Stockholm and Bergensfjord
Arrive After Shippers
Roughest Voyages.

The wintry Atlantic never has been
in more turbulent mood. according to
the logs and slkippers of two ice sheathed
liners arriving yesterday. than in the
last two weeks. The Swedish-American
steamship Stockholm docked In the Hud-
son River with her forerigging masked
in shimmerihg crystals up to the crows
nest and silver plated bow. inc NOT
wegian-America liner BerSensf1oro,
which docked In Brooklyn, also looked
like a Christmas cake ship. Both had
terrific arctic experiences IN iierce
blasts that dashed UP the tallest seas
either veteran skipper had ever seen.
In midocean late at night huge crest
toppled over the Stockholm's starboarti
bow with thunderous roar and impact
that woke up everybody who had been
able 10 get to sleep and stirred the
pulses OF all who were awake. Capt.
Anderberg got part Of the great sea on
the bridge and noted that 1t had torn
away a long accommodation ladder for
ward on the starboard side.
A moment later he noted long dark
object in the rigging just under the
crows nest. A searchlight revealed
about thirty feet Of the ladder. Just
then anotner cOnoer Snias1ou Hpodru
and tho wrecked ladder was swept out
OF It's perch into the tumult Four large
square ports were smashed and the
cabin Of the ships surgeon. DR.. Ekelund
flooded.
The bitterly cold weather did not feaze
DR.. Nils Hoegberg and his bride Of Port
land. Ore. who have been passing their
| honeymoon in the Arctic Circle. in the
native place of the bridegroom in the
north OF Sweden.
Capt. Ole Bull Of tho Bergensfjord
said he had been on the bridge most OF
tho trip. taking maps in q chair in the
short periods when there was let ur
in the stress. A coYnber top that broke
aboard. covering tho boat deck. highest
oi. the ship. knocked down three seamen
kurling them against bulwark and put
ting them out OF commission for few
| hC
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Navy Orders
'dtch TO THE Nrw YORK HERALD
Now York Herald Bureau. I
Warrington. ID. e., Jan. 20.

Special Dispatch to THE Nrw YORK HHALp.
Now York Herald Bureau.
washington. ID. g., Jan. 20.
Commander y. G. Bingham, to naval op-
eraticns. Washington. d. @.
Commander J. y. Green. 20 command u. 8.
y. Sacramento.
ccmmsndes A. s. wadsworth. granted
leave OF absence.
Lieutenant Commander ". ". Berry. 20
command ". =. 3. $40.
Lieutenant -Connnl.sndsr q. n. Hagen. 20
aid on staff and flag secretary, commander
bettlcrhip division q. Pacific fleet.
Lieut.. n. W. Balsley, To practical instr,ic-
ton Midvalo Steel Co. Philadelphia.
Lieut.. g. n. @. Garry. 20 practical tn
structicn proving ground, Indiana Head. Nd
Lieut.. n. 7. Darrow. 10 practical instric-
tion proving ground. Indiar Head. Nd.
Lieut.. w. J. Larson, 20 district conmuni-
cation superintendent. Fourth naval district.
Lieut.. o. Nimiss. " practical instruction
Midvals Steel Co., Philadelphia
Lieut.. l.. Wood. 10 practical instruction
proving ground. Indian Head Ma.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
Fire Record

a. NJ. Loss
Y :3o-:I7s Eighth av. r. Jacobs. Unknown
l. Sos East 1i5m Ct. Morris
l,oo-is Mercer st.: Roy zcfran.c. .rrifIins if
100000 TO 2oof Third av.; Joseph
c;oo-sa5 west Houston st.; john S"""0"h
aoo-i1s3 , Park sv,; unknown. Unknown
aAo-'e East Houston ST. unknown,
;sy-es Amsterdam sv.; unknown Unknown
:go-SvS Front att unknown. Unknown n
70 :sS-lss grcnt st. Lsmhorn Co: ;Triflins
III Ao-loi West ssth at; 1sadore
:, =, berss ...'.................. .Trinins
IL :3o-Boston road and Suburban
place. .Tbs Bronx; vacant lot. =. None
i:4c-.;srsrd av.. betwssn Isoth and
18Th ats. The Bronx: N. y.
a:oo-sio West iisd st.; West is slds SsAn0"'
a'oc--scs7 webster sv.. Tn. brons;
3:oo-pavidson 3 sv. and rordhsui
road. The Bronx vacant lot Mono
a:oc-ss West 10th ST.. Harry Rig
a,5o-ssc Jacs.on ay. The Bronx; SaN"0""
Eagle Automobile co.......... .Trif1ins
t:oo-ti Orchard st.: Anna Dorf-
.7o-Iss Mcnro. st; Msx Levin. onssown w"ns
t;3o-eIt West itsth a.; storage
caS-sia second av.i Helen iier;tee, SaA"''
Unknown
r2o-7oi West St; George P,nney. unknown
bbc--I2 white st. Bier n Co. Unknown
eoo--tic East 10th st.. 70. N, t.
s,csa 'c cSsrry vs. =, charlie: Ncysy. unFnoms n1'ns
63O--ies E. Third st.: niu Bros. Unknown
600 are Walton sv.. Bronx; Harry.
tOnattN ..ss..s.ss. sss.. UNKNOWN
I;15-seI Walton ay.. Brcnx: Tim
s,So--isa H'' East 57th st.; hmqlo' ,ssN'0N'
s.so-isa west sist ST.. sr,e'"'"'' sur,esx
Co..s......ss.ss..... ...... Unknown
.30--i5a Manhattan av.; unknown. Trifiins
The New York herald., 1922-01-27

proceeded after coaling): 22d. tugs Barren
fork and Baldroci, New York.
Returned Goth. str Plumlsaf (Br).
BlzERTA. Jan 12-sailed. str Ophis.
Boston.
HALIFAX. Jan 24-Arrived. str Manches-
ter Hero (Br). st John for Manchester.
Sailed Gath. str Rosalind (Br). st Johns.
LUNENBURG. Jan 23-Arrived. echrs NIL
dred Adams (Br). Turks Island (reported .
very rough passage; lost mainboom. foregaff
and limbo boom) Gilbert N Walter (Br)
Turks Island; A w Chisholm (Br). do via
Liverpool. Ms.
MARSFIL1.ES. Jan 19-Arrived, str Olympic
(F'r). Philadelphia and New York via Bar
celona.
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$7.42 10 FEED EIGHT.
Court Increases Amount to $40 a
Week.

Miss Anna Teed. the daughter of Will
lam r.. Teed of Rose avenue, South
Ozone Park. Queens. had her father In
court before Magistrate Thomas Doyle
IN Jamaica yesterday. and complained
that he gave her only s7.42 a week with
which 10 buy food for tho family Of
eight She said It could not he done.
Tced admitted to the court that he
earned Sa5 a week as a laborer and re-
ccived Sl4 week from two OF his chill
dren for board. Tho Magistrate or
dered him to pay $40 q week toward
the support OF his family and suspended
sentence.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
SOLDIER HANGS HIMSELF.

The body Of private soldier was
found hanging at the end OF a clothes
line In the stable at Fort Totten on
Tuesday afternoon. lie was Frank
Becker. SO. attached to the searchlight
battalion. Becker had lived at Kirk
wood. Mo. Some Of the soldiers at tho
rost said they had heard that Becker's
mother was IN poor health at Kirkwood
and that he Ind been anxious TO sec her.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
WOULD LIMIT MOTORS, SPEED.

Tho Public Safety Traffic League Of
is Court street announced yesterday
that 1t would support the ordinance in
troduceo by Alderman Peter J. Mcoiuin-
hess OF Greenpoint, requiring all motor
trucks and taxicabs to be equipped with
governors restricting their speed to a
msximum of fifteen miles an hour
The ordinance comes UP this afternoon
for hearing before an Aldermanio COM
mittee in City Hall.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

sMassachusetts-Cape Cod Bay -Billingsgate
Island light extinguished. VIII be relighted
as soon as ice conditions permit.
Light at Puerto Cabello, Venezuela-The
second officer Of str Philadelphia reports
that the light at Puerto Cabello. In approx
mately lat 10 80 N. lon 6S OF w. shows one
group OF three flashes every II seconds
flash second, eclipse second. flash sec
ond eclipse second. flash second eclipse
q seconds.
Moro Castle Light. Santiago Harbor,
Cuba-The master of str Lake Floravista
reports that when entering the port of San
tiago, Cuba, on the morning of Dec 81. 1921
MORO Cayle light. in approximately lat
10 81 80 n, Ion 75 52 w, was observed to
be extinguished between the hours of AN
and surise. On leaving the same port or
the morning of Jan is. 1922, at about ~ 80
AM. this light was carefully observed and
at q distance of IA miles could no longer be
made out, even with the aid OF binoculars
On each occasion the weather was clear.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
ELEcTroN REPORT ISSUED.

John r. voorhis. president Of the Board
OF Elections, made available for distri-
button yesterday the annual report OF
tho board for 1891. containing the vote
and enrolment OF the last election and
other business OF the board during the
xear
The New York herald., 1922-01-27

[Reported to the photographic Office.l
Jan 10, about half mile north OF Fire ISL
and lightship Approximately lat 10 20, Ion
73 ID passed q piece of mast painted black
with red top. projecting about feet out OF
water-Str King Alexander (Brl.
Jan 20. lat 81 81. lon II 10. passed 2 red
barrels fastened together with a pole-Str
Commewyne (Dutch).
Jan o5-About 80 miles SO deg of Arenas
Cay Approximately lat 22 %. lon 90 56)
passed a large tree about 40 feet long-str
San Patricio (Br).
Jan 20. lat 40 N. lon 124 so w. passed a
log about so feet long and feet in diameter
Str Admiral Schiey.
Jan 20. lat 81 81. lon 1z2 SO, passed small
derelct schooner about 30 feet long-Str
Montebello.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
Army Orders

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YosK HzaAtp.
New York Herald Hureau.
Washington, ID. g., Jan. 20.
MIaCELLANEoS.
Major ]. ". James. 20 Tenth Infantry,
Camp Sherman. Ohio.
Capt. NJ J. Myers. report to commanding
officer walter Reed General hospital Dis
trict OF Coiunbit,
The transfer ~ Capt. y. r. Henderson. 70
field artillery is announced.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
oek. towing barses. Jersey City for

Boston.
sailed .sth, tug. Lshish. Edzsr,ovn 0or
towing p bargcs. for New YORK.
Tugs savage and Piedmont remain with
tows-Wind. northeriy. moderate; clear;
weather, threatening: considerable Ice
WILMINGTON. NO (prior to) Jan :e--Ar-
rived. strs Fagernes OtaO. Galveston for
Genoa maumee. Fort Tampa; schr Ida s
Dow. do.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
CAPT. EVANS DETAILED.

WARRINGTON. Jan. 2e.--Capt. Waldo
Evans. now Governor OF Samoa. was de-
tailed by tho Navy Department to-day
20 command the Ninth Naval district
with headquarters at Great Lakes. Ill
lie Will relieve Capt. d. w Wurtzbaugh
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
Continued from Preceding Page.
Dansers 20 NaviRation.

return to port this morning. due to bad
leaks; both badly damaged.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
HARRY BRAUNNsTETN. SIT Ninth avenue
= Carol Weiss King. receiver; bond, $3.50.
JUDGEMENTS FILED.

JUDGEMENTS FILED.
Judgments for s146.5s each were filed
yesterday by the City OF New York against
tho following in Manhattan:
Autopress Co., Altman Gas Engine and Ma
chine Co., Automobile Owners Association.
Amagansett Hotel Company, Inc; balu-
more Cut Flower Company. Inc; barber
Trading Company, Inc. Bishop Ciendon.
Inc. Bontempi Rust Proofing Company
Burr and Company. Business Economy En-
gineers. Inc; Capitol Mortgage Company
Comet Construction Company. Inc. Euro
pean Feature Film Corp. Excelsior Repair
and Supply Company Emine Young and
Company, Inc. Eagle Export Company,
Inc. Efficiency Film Service. lnc.; 90
Broad Street Company. Il. William Stocker,
Inc. g. M. Ahrons Company, Inc: Hotei
Arlington Company. Heughey g. lvins. Inc. !,
John III, Barwell. Inc; Knickerbocker SILK
Company. Latham Operating COMPANY,
Mackelvey and Company. Maisel Silbermeh
Company, Inc; Master Press. Meany Print
ing Company. Inc. Mercedes piamier
Selling Corp. n. Y. Lackawanna Securi-
ties Company, Palace Casino Company.
Inc; Press Equipment Company. Progress
sive Wine and Liquor Company, Inc. ;
Plldoras Nacionaile Corp, Radium Wash
Robert j. Mahoney. Inc, Standard Rain
coat Company. Shurfoot Horse Sh3e Corp
Security and Improvement COMPANY,
Shinal Corp. Stephen It. Williams ana
Staff, Samuel /. Ashenfarm Company. Inc.
Triple Cereal Company. Weber-Wagner
Company, Inc; Wisdom Amusement Corp.
w. g. Aver and Company. Wexler-h hoss
Company. Inc. and Y. L. Syndicate
Tho following other judgments were filed
yesterday, the first name being that OF the
debtor:
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
FOREIGN PORTS.
fnv MANI

BERMUDA. Jan cf--Arrived. str NerNier
CBelg), Antwerp for Philadelphia Qor coal;
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

CENTENNIAL STATE. at Queenstown 2eth
GEORGE WASHINGTON. at Plymouth 26th
PROVIDENCE (Fr), at Marseilles 2oth.
IENYO MARU (Jap), at Yokohama goth.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
sATIsrIELp JUDGMENTS.

HUBBARD, George M.--Iioiier Ice
Mfg Co., Inc. July 9. 1918. ssi0.fs
MANN. raiph I'M. shindier;
Jau. 90 1921 i.......,............ sil.25
The New York herald., 1922-01-27

COLUMBUS. Ca. Jan. 2s.-"Absolutely
false" was Col. Paul Il. Malone's char
acterization Of the charges of shooting
soldier under his command during a
march in France because the man could
not keep UP.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27

A new departure IN the policy OF the
Purchasing Commission for Russian Re-
lief win result In the shipment by line
vessels of $4,000 cases OF condensed
milk and more than 10000 tons OF corn
meal. Heretofore only chartered tonnage
has been usei. What lines will get the
business has not been determined.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27

T.. z. Schwarzstein. long with G. w.
Sheldon & Co, New York. has opened
offices at ~ Battery place. and will
conduct general export and import
freight forwarding. marine insurance
and custom house brokerage business
under the firm name of the Mercury
Shipping Company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

Marx Of Lafayette. ind., who have been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs .. W. Meaohsm
Tor the past week, returned 20 their home
wednesday
The st. Margaret gutd Of the Episcopal
church met with Mrs. Emmett O'Kane
Monday afternoon st her home on Eighth
and Euclid The afternoon was spent In
nesdlework and later refreshments wers
served.
The Bonnie Brae met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs Elmer Lehr. when Nesdames
FiemninF e. Bowles W. ". ward, Homer
Bryant aud ., u. Reason we're guests be-
sides club members, Refreshments were
served Hi the close Of the afternoon spent
In fancy work.
The Mission study class OF the Mstho-
dist church met Thursday afternoon at
the home ot Mrs. Ellis Condry 305 West
Gentry, with Mrs. y. l., Bo1Arth and Mrs.
w, n. Carder ss sssiatant hostesses. After
the regular lesson study, music was on.
joved and refreshments were served.
The contest held BY the Blue side and
Red side 81 the Royal Neighbors resulted
IN favor of the Blue. and they we're ao.
cordinEy entertained by the losing side
on Monday evening a. the Buchanan hall.
a program was arranged anu everyone
spent an enjoyable evening Following
the program lovely refrc5hmonts were
served.
Mrs w. e. sanderson entertained the
members % the Tuesday afternoon bridge
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, MARCH 2s. 1922

chandler ~ ~ by the bedside Of Mrs Mo-
tntifa.a aged mother. who Is very ili
Mr. and Mrs. ". y. Boswell snteftained
win cards and music saturday evening
= number of ffisnds Dainty refreshments
we're served at tho close 81 dehghtfui
Informal evening.
a number of our young people here at
10 4ded ihe pie supper friday evening a.
Pleasant Grove sch01ih0uss ana report an
interfatinG program. - well a. proceeds Of
ts7 10 be used lu purchasing library
Mr. ana Mrs X. ". Lunsford and
daughter MeIbs leave this week for Perry
where Mr. Iuusf0rd Will have charge ~
tho Hanta Fe depot there, A new man
from Afkanaas CUy takes HE place here.
Mrs Robert T gofdon With her son ana
daughter, arrived home "wednesday from
KsndfIek where Mrg Gordon has been
Tor two weeks attending the bedside N
her aged father. She reports him much
improved.
v. y voiays vas q guest Of NJ ana
Me ! D. HeIud1n from Thursday til
Friday evening o. their country homo west
NJ town. NIta Will leave within q few days
Cor writ TO resume bis duties o. head
engineer FOR the sinclair on company.
Mis- clyde y Lake entertained With a
prstty party Monday evening March 10,
complimentary 20 the birthday ot her hus-
band DANES ana music vera the diver.
sI0ua nf the evening. lovely cake and
chocolate were served Bt tho close Of y
pleasant Informal evening.
Nrs " O.. UurnH of this placs dlsd
wednesday from self.adminlstered sirych
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

benjamin Uoysells. former UIaby rss.
If,rf vaF hrre from iiaruHiall iaHt uefk
looking after huslncsH matters ana renew.
Iug old 1ruuH Intnutra.
Mrsars frank QuIag and Taylor Hanks
attended q convention az employees NJ the
%. y " corporation. heli Ht tho sewers
hotel in NuSFugte on lhufH1Hy and FRIDAY
Miss vtoeu cau with Mics Jsun.tts Nc.
IHf.sh. tIutamufs Hr her ausat. came
homo from school n' ragone college ai
Muskogee for lhe woek 'u1 holidays with
rho ladies ~ tho Methodist Episcopal
church entertained tho mon Of tho con.
EfrEatlon with nu elaborate dinner nm
Friday evening number ~ new trcu-
bsrs ~ thN church were special honofees
Acc1mpsrlsd tv Professor nransrum
ana NJ and MrH Volt Maicoue. tho Biyby
girls basketball team attended the state
tournament af saltwater last week Mem.
trrH ~ the team who irH0o the trip wcro
Misses NrrnIo hal'umo, Frances .Pu'rg
UurrH Dlrs Simpson. Dorothy Cummings.
Auro Swiugle, Maxine ho}lor and hubbic
Ansr several months N suffering from
y. asyetna. AGED al. died at lhs home Of
biH brother, John Nrvcrus m sunday of
East week Funeral services were con.
Quoted from tho residence tho following
day ty Reverend Wayniiro. intermsnt FOL.
lowing in tho BiRby ccmctery beoedent
who vas unmarried, T. survived BY q
mother. three sisters and three brothers.
The uswett consolidated school Tor
TulHn county "a to he romnoHed " tho
territory formerly embraced IN school dis.
triots ~ nni 6p 4 recent olsciion 10
,rt, ON tho question, held at the Leonard
ttunulhOuuo, resulted IN the proposition
carrying by nice majority, n. kersly
was elected director. Erntat Randolph.
clerk ana VI ". Crlttenden, member -
tho school board Tor the new district. 4
rev brick building with ample accnmmn.
dstions ls 20 be erected on the slte Of the
old Leonard Hchoolhouhe.
Charles Combs " hGE!s s:trr apending
several days ~ Cow~th ana Haskell
Eugene. tho GrNrarsold son ,t hr. ana
MrH. Roy Kulu. diod saturday night Ha
ths result uf Injuries sustained when he
was hit earlier IN the day by an nutomo-
n number of playmatCH vas engaged In n
| game In the atroet and failed n see the
| approaching car. Funeral services were
| held sunday afternoon al tho family home
| Rev J. H bradley ~ the Baptist church
| conducting tho services.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

Vincent v. we're oyer Sunday gustt Of Mr..
snd Mrs. J, w. Utrnfon.
u. e. Connaii. Who N visiting ~ the
home 81 his sister, hrh smythe, In Tulsa
s very 80 with pneumonia.
w. .. Hadef leaves within = few days
'0r Kansas 10 rssume duties with the oil
cutnpsny by whom he IL employed.
Mts Luciils Harrington returned 10 her
home on SPARKS Wednsaday after spend
INK tha week previous with friends here.
John ". Bennett Of ouitman, TsHas
sHme Friday for an extended visit with
bis sister. Mrs W. W. Smith Of East
Draper.
Ms ~ y Hayes sfrlved home Friday
FROM Tho Shawnee hospital, after . sue
,sasfui operation tot appendicitis and gall
stone.
pIsns for the new consolidstsd school
huIldlug Hre being perfected. ~ Will only
he short time until construction Will be-
begun.
Ms waiter AcGes ~ ohshoma cry
UHuo Monday fpr an extended visit with
bor sister Mrs clyde Harrington. west OF
town.
Miss Mabel brown stHvsd home Fti-
dHv from the shawnee hospital. where she
underwent an operation Tor appcndiDitis
two weeks previously
Mrs. :. ~. Hsrndon received word Thurs.
Hay ~ tho death ~ her bruther-Iu lie W.
90. ~ WHITE. st fort worth, Texas. Death
was duo tu Leakage ~ the heart.
ST.. AMI Mts Walter hcintirU ~ puuls
valley we're mere TUESDAY entout~. 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

Mrs Harrison Box was hostess 10 the
Cloyerleat Embroidery club Friday after
noon,
g. A. Moore Of Ciaremors spent tho
weekend In Okemah tho guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. oscar NJ Ross
The Baptist Missionary society viii give
on next Thursday afternoon,
SIR. and Mira Edgar Noble ot Okmulges
were In Okemah Iueaday, tho guests of
Mr.. ana Mrs. a. W, Noble.
Mrs II. G. Manning of Dustin was IN
Oketnah few days this week, the guest
OF her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. W T. Dever
", A. Welty Of oregon, Mo-. was in
okrmah the past week attending 10 soma
nusinese matters ana Waiting with old
time friends.
W. IL. Angel of tho Indian dspariip ent
Of MuAkoEee was In Okemah Wednesday,
being called here as wi,nosa In the dis
trict court.
Attorney and Mrs Msrt,p Frsrichs wen,
"a Prague "wednesday night, where thsy
had been called by the serious illness OF
Mrs. FrerichH father.
Harrison nox was called 10 Mnrrlitou
Ark, ana left Tuesday for that place,
having received word that his mothei was
seriously III at her home there,
Mrs. MArgarst Allen, who has been tho
guest OF her sister, Mr.. r M Henry,
during the winter, returned 60 her homo
In Chicago tho fret OF the week
The women OF the Baptist church met
A. the home OF Mrs George DurhA m
IhursdAy afternoon. Refreshments were