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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-18
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.afngton, Jan. 1s.-Decision
- frst the allied debt re-
IN bill, and next. a soldiers
q. ALL. was reached today by
ss,;csu senator's IN the first
s.-ence of this session OF con-
A second conference was
n soY tomorrow, to discuss de-
4. a the two measures,
6.cosition to a soldiers bonus
Y deveIoped but it was an
.4ed oficially that the motion
zee this legislation second in
Tst was carried by "a large
.,stv. Elimination by the
- committee of the require
IN the allied debt bill for
LannuaI payment of interest on
a honds to be accepted from the
I'm debtor nations also was
.rssed but a decision on this
.sre on the bill was deferred.
4 ras reported that the vote in
o. the passing of "a bonus
vas 81 to 2, with several oppo-
u Of such legislation withhold
= heir votes. While the confer
:. dn not approve the pending
a cone Republican leaders said
4 MEASURE to be passed undoubt-
Z. would follow the general prin-
80 OF the measure now before
y finance committee.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-18

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Par
sons, a baby daughter, Monday,
Jan. is.
Miss Grace Pritchard OF Geneseo
Is a guest OF Mrs. Bessie Pritchard.
ii. j. Casey. with his assistants.
Peter Bloom and Raymond Authen-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-18
WEDNESDAY -THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS JANUARY IS, 1922

born Sunday, Jan. Is. Miss Mary
Schatter1nan Is earring for mother
and babe
Mrs. Elmer Stauffer was in At
kinson on business Monday.
Joseph Van Hyfte and Louis Gu
dert shipped livestock from the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-18

Atkinson yards Monday morning.
Krs. William Mowers spent the
weekend with relatives in Peoria.
James Jones. ST., OF Canton, ILL.,,
came last Friday TO see This son.
jim Jones, Jr.. who is very i'll with
an attack of double pneumonia
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-18

mis-. are building the houses out al
the A. II. DeRoo onion ranch. north
OF town. They are planning on
building three houses.
Francis Keefe vas 3 guest Of
Fred A. verbeckmoes Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bohart and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-18
Tuesday. Jan. u.

Tuesday. Jan "a.
Miss Clara Howletfe returned TO
her school work in Chicago Tues
day morning after an extended va
cation spent at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Dupre are
the PARENTS of baby daughter
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-18

Women's blue and nA
white striped ging- d ri
ham petticoats,
Table of white mid G.
dies, black trim, y
sizes 8 to A, each.
Beacon bath robing, G
gray, tan, red and ~
brown, 2 yards for.
36-inch outing G.
flannel, 5 yards ~
for -. -
Children's white G.
wool knit leggings, -
2 pair for ........
Table of women's a
white waists, slight-SE
ly soiled, all sizes,
z for ........ 49,. "
One lot of mara G.
bons, slightly -
soiled, each $50.
Table of muslin ca
teddy bears, all -
sizes, each 900.
Bungalow aprons, G.
light and dark -
patterns, each
Women's crepe XII % An
monas, splendid 81
styles and patterns,
Women's tennis a An
flannel gowns, both Ok
regular and extra
sizes, each -
36-inch filet cur G.
tain net, ecru and -
ivory, 2 yards for.
Women's Fairfax lawn
handkerchiefs, a
hemstitched, white 81
and colored embroi-
dered, 10 for .-..
Women's OUTSIDE n~
white pure thread sSO
silk hose, Isle top, u
S15 and 10, pair.
Table of women's on
trimmed hats, good DE
assortment, priced u
very low at ....... ~
Women's tennis GA
flannel gowns, reg sDoZ
ular sizes, each 80. q
Women's fancy 0~
drop stitch hose. SSD
heather mixtures, u
fine Isle, 2 pairs :.
Children's silk e
dresses, attrac- ~
lively styled, EACH. -
Plaid or striped G
silk messaline, So ~
inches wide, S yds.. e.
Plain gray cotton q -
blankets, light col o.
ored borders, 70x ~
30 inches, 2 pairs. ~
Esmond two-in-one G
cotton plaid blan- IN
kets, 66xS4 inches. a.
Silkoline comfort q
ers, 72x84 inch, ~
pure cotton filed. e.
10 blue check 22x q
80 extra heavy fin @N
ish glass towel. -. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-18

Curtain scrim in G.
cream and ecru, So ~
inches wide, 10 yds.
36-inch curtain G.
madras, rose and ~
blue, 2 yards for.
32-inch madras, C.
wide range of %
colors, 8 yards for.
Fiber suit cases, G.
"a inch, .reinforced, p
eacn ....- 1890.
Victor hand made a
oil opaque window ID
shades, all colors,
size 38x72 inch, each -
Printed linoleum G.
in 6 and 12-ft. ~ q
widths, square I'd. -
Women's silk top G.
vests, Kayser -
brand, each
Women's fine knit q
union suits, tight ID
knee, bodice or
built-up top, 2 for. -ais-
Women's vests of G.
fine ribbed cotton, S
5 for .............
Mems fiat fleece G.
shirts and drawers, ~ 81
2 garments for -. Ia
Fine Bridal cam G.
brio, SO inches wide, ~
6 yards for ......
27-inch outing G.
flannel in stripes - 81
and checks, z yards
Boys part wool G.
union suits, in -
gray, each -. -.
9-inch round grass G.
sewing baskets, S
each --- 1900.
Moire silk bags, NN
metal frames and SSD
silk covered, black, q
brown and taupe =. s'zA@
French white ivory SGA
hair brushes, firm SH
bristles, each -. -
40-inch French ORA
serge, storm serge SDSD
and poplins, full q
assortment, yard. ~
Mems feeced suits SRA
in cream color, sizesS1
81 to A, 2 suits for
Table of women's q "
trimmed hats, Ok
containing exclu- O.
sive models, each
Mercerized marqui- % -
settle curtains, hem d.
stitched, 4-inch filet o.
lace edge, 2 pairs
Marquisette cur q -
tains, ruffled edge, o.
ga yards long, e.
8 pairs for ......
Mercerized marqui- q -
cite curtains, hem o.
stitched, gle inch, O.
cluny edge, pair -,
Mems Carriers un- q -
ion suits, cotton andSN
wool mixed, sizes Sc 81
to AZ, 2 suits for. W
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-18

NO EXCHANGES-NO APPROVALS-
NO RETURNS FOR CREDIT
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-18

DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE
QUAD CITIES ONCE A DAY
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-18

Children's separate gar
ments, f1eeced vests q
and pants, gray, ID
cream and white,
Mems and boys %
tennis flannel Sd
night shirts, heavy
quality, each $500, ~
Boys Tom Sawyer G.
blouses in striped ~
madras, each -. :.
2 bottles of Palm &
Olive Shampoo q
Ior ........ ......
Pavlowa Face e.
powder, -
Rubber shampoo G.
bibs, chamois -
color, each ......
Yard wide percales, q N
large assortment of ID
light and dark
patterns, Z yards. -
Outing flannel, G.
both light and dark ep
grounds, 10 yards.
25-inch white out G
gf1annel, 10 S
yards for =.
Children's English knit
wool gloves, long q
cuffs, white nile, ID
brown, camel, rose
and blue, pair 800. -
Women's English knit
wool gloves, extra q n
long cuffs, colors d
seal, hunter, brown
heather and camel. -~
Novelty glass and e.
pearl bead neck -
laces, per strand :. III
Assortment of SA
figured chiffons ~
and nets, yard -.
Women's Kayser's % -
Marvelfit knickers, 3d.
black, flesh and u
white, 2 pairs for. AL
Women's KaYser's silk
gloves, chamoisette lined,
fancy gauntlet, R~
colors navy and go
gray and black and Il
gray, pair -. ~
Women's and misses
heavy cape gloves, CA
one-button, shades 90
of sand, tan and q
white, pair ..-....
Women's silk and wool un-
ion suits, ankle q "
length and sleeve SN
less, 2 garments :. o.
Gold and silver % "
fishscale and link o.
mesh bags, attrac- ~
tive styles, each -. ~
Large group of leather
bags, goat skin, q -
cowhide, calf skin, o.
and vachette leath- a.
er, choice DIT. ...... -
French ivory hand q -
mirrors, bevel SH
French plate, vari- a.
GUS styles, each -. ~
48x54 celluloid a -
table mats, abso- SH
lutely heat and a. +.
liquid proof, 2 for. ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-18

Mems fine Isle q
hose, gray only, ID
some full fashion
ed, 2 pairs for -.
Women's fiber silk hose,
pink, canary, gray, On
cordovan and ma ID
Wy, sizes 8l2 to 10,
first quality, 2 prs.
Children's pants and knee
length Jersey leg %
gings, brown and ID
black, 2 to 6 years,
Women's wool OF
skating hose, SH
brown, navy, gray,
fancy ribbed, pair. A-
Children's ribbed cotton
hose, colors black, a
cordovan, white, ok
size 6 to 10, first
quality, 8 pairs 80. 49,
Women's black cot q
ton hose, band and SE
ribbed tops, sizes
81s to 10, 5 pairs. @
Mems heavy cotton @ N
work sox, gray, %
black, cordovan,
10 paris for ...... @
Mems fine Isle sox, %
black, navy, pearl o.
cordovan,
8 pairs for ........
Mems fine cash q
mere hose, color O.
natural, sizes 10,
101a, IL, 1112, 2 prs. @
Infants fine cash %
mere hose, white Oh
only, Az to 6, Elf
fel make, 2 pairs. @
Children's and misses
skating sox, fancy q
ribbed with collar ID
cuff tops, sizes 7l/2
to 10, special .....
Children's wool @N
dresses, very much eDO
reduced, at. ..... A
Women's full fash 0@
Toned fine Isle hose SWW
black and cordo- q
van, 8 pairs for. -. h
Women's fiber and en-
thread silk hose, OWW
black, white and Il
cordovan, 2 pairs >.
Embossed walrus Ga
grained hand bags, W.
black only, each. Ami
Women's full fashioned
and pure thread silk hose,
navy. cordovan, black.
white and gray q "
Isle top, 81s, 10. Oh
first quality, 8 pair %
Women's pure thread all
silk hose, black q w
only, full fashion Oh
ed, 2 pairs o.
Women's full fashioned
Van Raalte all silk O MB
hose, black only, Oh
color tops, small Old
sizes, 2 pairs for.
4O-inch figured q W
georgette with sa- Ok
tin stripe, exquisite %
fabric, 2 yards for.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-18

Women's heavy silk EAA
gloves, chamoisette 8
lined, black beaver
and brown, pair -.
Women's Van Raalte dou-
BILE silk gloves, col %
ors black, gray, %
beaver and brown,
pair ............
Women's French ID
kid and heavy cape ID
gloves, black, white,
brown and gray.
French white ivory mill
tary brushes, per- q
fume bottles, d
combs, puff boxes
and hair receivers. -
36-inch wool serge, G.
every wanted color -
in the group, 2 yds.
Black leather enve- G.
lope purses. back e
strap handles, each
Is bars of Ar G.
mour's hard water ~
soap, for ......
24x4s inch Royal e.
Society stamped ~
Turkish bath towel, III
Table of stamped %
center pieces, scarfs %
towels, pillows,
aprons and gowns.
Large assortment G.
of lace edge dres- e
ser scarfs, each e. 81
2-ounce balls of ca
knitting worsted az
yarns, most all
shades, 3 balls for. uAsI~
Fancy silk ribbons, o
stripes, plaids and ID
floral patterns,
a yards for ....
40-inch French G.
serge, navy only, ~
yard ...... 49,. 81
Puritan brand all ca
new feather pill QSH
lows, 1926 inch, pr. Il
Perfection brand Ga
feather pillows, S~H
21x26 inch, each. g.. A
Womens' silk and Ga
wool union suits, ST
all styles, each -. q
Mems fiber and n~
thread silk hose, OSW
black, navy and Il
gray, 3 pairs for -. -
Children's coats, % e.
made of splendid o.
fabrics, sizes a.
2 to 6, each ....... "
Tapestry and tap q -
estry and velour SG
combination table a
runners, each 80. ~
Assorted colors Linen
lunch sets, pink, q
blue, gold and Sd -
green, half dozen a.
napkins to match. x
82x94 extra large 10 "
size scalloped cut o.
corner satin bed a.
spreads 80. "
72x84 extra heavy q -
plain hemmed Gro ST.
Chef bed spread, a.
z for .ss~sse~ssssx -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-18

Women's Isle hose, ribbed
and band tops, cor a
dovan, black, Rus S
sian calf, 81a to 10,
2 pairs for 49,. =.
Women's wool q
cashmere hose, OK
black only, 81s, Q,
91a, 10, 3 pairs -. @
Infants fine cotton a
hose, black, white, S
cordovan, Az, 5,
51a, 6, 61s, 5 prs.
One group of wo- q
mems brimmed SH
hats Thursday
Infants tennis c.
gowns, splendid ~
quality, 3 for .....
Children's tennis s.
boomers, -
3 for
Table Of odds and Ca
ends of corsets, ~
choice tomorrow.
Table of women's G.
trimmed hats, ~ ia
choice Thursday ~
Large group boys G.
hats, 8 to 6 year -
sizes, each ........
Women's Turkish leather
boudoir slippers, black,
red, copenhagen, lavender,
rose, small sizes, q n
fancy gifted tips 81
with pom poms,
pair -. 49,. -. -
Girls hats, sizes G.
6 to IA years, -
each ........ 80. II
Mems broken lot of initial
handkerchiefs, mi q
tials of T, G, M, X, . II
J, F, w, D, P
only, 6 for ..-.
Women's fleece lined and
cashmere hose, N~
band and ribbed S0w
top, black, gray u
and white, 8 pairs.
Women's fine Isle ribbed
and band top hose, 0@
black, cordovan, SV
white, 8 pairs =
Tor ..........
40-inch Jamestown wool
serges, excellent 0~
assortment of OW
plaids and checks, II
2 yards for .-..Sp
Heavy quality silk G "
messalines, solid o.
colors, 8 yards for. o.
2 yards of colored 81
or black char SN
meuse, 40-inch, for. -
31a yards of plain G
colored lining satin, QN
36-inch, for ....... ~
54-inch storm and e
French serge, navy IN
only, 8 yards for :. e.
An assortment of e.
women's coats, spe- IN
cial clean up price. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
NO ARRESTS IN
PYLE KILLING
Convinced That Avengel
of Grudge Got Wrong
Victim

TAlILEQUAH, March 2t--Nu ar
rests have been made so far In corr
ncction with tho killing at parlluu
Tuesday night OF Haymou Pyle. lg-
vcar-old hoy ot this place. Pyle.
after taking an automobile load uf
girls 60 n party at the home OF Wat
lus Duncan at parkhill vas asked Co
drive his car short distance into
the country iu order that several
other persons might bo induced TO
attend the party
lie compiled and Duncan and
Naun padon got into the car TO go
with Pyle. After proceeding zoo
yards south Of the Duncan residence
and while on tho railroad crossing
some person unknown fred two
shots from IN front Of tho T.. :. viii
liams store, about 80 yards away.
ono OF the bullets struck the pyle
boy In the neck, breaking the spinal
column aud causing practically in
stant death. Immediately after fir-
iug the shots tho assassin escaped
in the dHrkucss aud left not clue as
TO who he may have been.
AS the slain youth was almost un-
known at parkhill. and 30 far as
known had no enemies, II Is thought
that tho man who fired tho fatal
shot supposed the car Wag driven by
someone with whom he wus at on
NIFTY Rev. Il. u. Cameron. former
state superintendent Of education,
now pastor of the Tahlcuuah Raptist
church, conducted the funeral scrv.
ices OF the slain youth this after
noon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
BLISS CuNMBEH GETS busy
Begins Work un House Problem nnd
Good OIL IiCld Roads.

special tn Tho world
PONCA CITY, March Ell. =.
Roberts. former director OF the
pouCa city chamber ut commerce
aud now merchant az Bliss. has
been elected president Of the Bliss
chamber ~ commerce, recently or
Eauizcd, with Mike Monahan, vice
president, I'D Is. Liuch, secretary
and A. j.. GillIard, treasurer.
Tho first two actions Of tho new
organization we're TO name commit
tees 60 maintain a good road to tho
Blias-Toukawa oil field. seven miles
west ot Bliss, and to provide some
method OF taking caro- ot the
house shortage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
LAWS or CRY ARE REVISED
Ordinances Worked over to Con-
form To Court Decision.

BLACKWELL, March Black
well has again established its laws
for the proper protection Of citizens
by amending all its old ordinances
to confoTm to the recent ruling Of
the supreme court, holding that the
municipalities could not legally
assess a fine OF more than 500.
All laws now will como under the
construction placed on the act
cited 10 making the laws conflict
ing and unconstitutional.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
WHITE RIVER TRAILS MEET


special tu lhe World.
pAWltUSkA, March 2i-Prop-
ar3tious for tho white River Trails
convention. 60 ho held I'm pawhusk'
m MAY, have been started by the
good roads committee OF the cham
her of commerce. This committee
i8 headed by w. r. LeahN former
county commissioner.
To the local chamber OF COM
mcrco Will bc let the fiNius OF tho
actual dates Tor tho convention. Bo-
sides the program of the White
River Trails association, thcro viii
ho entertainment for tho visitors
furnished by tho pawhuska hosts,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
FARMERS GUESTS
OF TOWN FETE
thousands of Country
Folk Enjoy Hospitality
Of Blackwell
RE1ALIATE IN KIND
ppralites Will Give Barbecue
and Show Town Folk What
Picnic Is Like

...i,i 10 Tho world.
Fpi,A CKWELL. March 24.--More
,ssn ave thousand farmers and
NJ, families were guests OF the
.n,, .,y ~ blackwell wednesday TO at
Ia tbe eet-together dag put on by
W. commercial club and the other
.iubs of tho town. IL was the biggest
S,awA ever I'm the town for any oc-
aston. n was stated by old settlers.
a Whitehurst, president of the
,,,ts hoard Of agriculture or Okla
hor,a Citv. addressed the crowd.
W +. English, in charge OF the de-
,sionmout department OF the Frisco
,,iiroad of st. Louis, Mo-, also ad-
d,ssssd the crowd. IL was pro-
Sonnced by each Of the speakers to
bs bv far tho greatest Eot-together
meeting either had ever experienced.
these meetings have been fca-
t,red by the business organizations
N the town for some time and has
srown in interest until when the
announcement Of such a meeting IS
rnade the whole county turns out.
Tbe different farm communities usu-
silv Give an entertainment and in
vie the city out and by interchang-
ing with tho entertainment the very
hest Of community spirit has been
bullded up between tho county and
,ovn. II was announced today at
,be meeting that the farmers Of the
county were planning to give a bar
Necue and invite the town out to the
,rtertainment in the near future.
Blackwell Is now considering the
matter Of building n new pavilion for
caring for the community meetings
ss well as for the different agricul-
ture and stock shown that are fca-
tnred BY the farmers Of the county.
The present pavilion will seat 1000,
but the number Of people attending
tbe meetings has already outgrown
the quarters and a new one with
twice the capacity is now being
rlanned.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
sncIIlne lnntc.t In Anrn

Special Oh 1HH World.
IANuJsNN March 2i.--Ar-
rnu-rmouia h1,c boon made TO hold
tho annual spelling contest ia Paw
uaka April 90. This win be n week
Wtor tho county athletic and liter
urv moot which also is to be IN
IINhM.-L-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

GINNUN- NUT0 JhIn 1OU cutrlcs
or pure-brcd livestock had been
made ton tho first Texas county
NNustOC, show and sale when the
films dates closed Thursday eve
ming. Farmers ana livestock men
from Kansas and Texas as wcll ~
tho oklahoma panhandle were cN-
pe,tcd to attend.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Freshman Glasses TO Debate.

NORMAN--The University Of
Oklahoma freshman debating team,
composed Of Royce and William
Savage OF McAlester and Lee
Thompson OF Nowata, will meet the
A. & NJ. college first year debo1ors
at saltwater April IL. according 20
tho freshman debate coach. The
Sooners will contend immigration
prohibition for two years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
object to scvage in Creek


DOUTttAT. March 2f-Some-
tmo ngo tho SHELTON and Admiralty
mining companies OF this vicinity
secured an Injunction restraining
tho Pitcher scvUge disposal plaut
from using tho water of Lvtlo creek.
on the ground that such uso would
result iu damage 10 them. Tho au-
thoriticg " Pitcher and Cardin.
which Jointly own the disposal plant.
aro cndcavoriug to havo the iujunC-
tiuu dissolved.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Held for Husbands Murder.

SHAWNEE--Mrs. Matte Goodin
was bound over to tho Superior
court here Thursday without bond
on the charge OF numbering her hus-
band, John Goodin, on March H..
Her preliminary hearing lasted
three days. The couple had been
separated, Mrs. Goodin living In
Montana and Goodin near Norman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Committee ON a visit,

Special 10 The World.
NUOWATA, March 24.--The
members Of the A. v. A. COMMITTEES,
which has in charge the arrange
ments for the ]. o. o. T. convention
10 be held in this city April 26, will
20 TO Wynona Saturday night to at
tend the meeting of the Usage Coun-
" Association Of odd Fellows.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Farmers on High Power Wirc.

ATOKA--Extension Of the high
power electrical line from Atoka t.
Wapanucaa, 10 miles west OF here
in Johnston county, will be started
soon by the Public Service company,
II has been announced. Farmers
will be permitted to connect with
tM line.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Trnin. Mn Soon Re Iinnnlnr.

SLlCk-Traius will Doe running
by tho middle ot April uu tho branch
OF tho oklahoma Southwestern rail-
way being built into tho Continental
oil pool, company officials predict.
This road IS a branch OF the line
recently completed TO Slick,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
ncNInInN Chnntcr nj Ahn.

ADA-SiNtecn boys between 16
and "a years old leave Saturday for
Guthrie, whore they viii be iul-
tiatcd into the order OF DcMolay.
Thcy arc sons OF Ada Mdsuns. on
their return to Ada the boys will
take Immediate steps to install a
chapter Of the order here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

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itS, it,.,.px box az, Fulton, Arkansas.
PintSsennls sort OF praise of Lydia f.
SiUaI Sinoams Vegetable Compound,
sr sven byword Of mouth and dbyletter'
Sas Sa', woman to another, that should
SSuse you 70 consider taking this we'll
SS9sTn SSgwn medicine, if you are troubled
oSs ",.u such symptoms as painful peri-
NJ weak. nervous feelings, misera-
~e.P pans in your back, and cannot
F0sk at certain times.
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Rank Ilrccls sso. .OOO IIomc.

NOBMAN-Upsotting any talk Of
hard times for the institution, The
Norman state bank is building n new
$4,000 home uf reinforced concrete
and Bedford limestone. An iuuova-
tion TO Norman banks viii be a
ladies' restroom. The banl, has np-
Piled Tor a national charter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
4. & M. ORCHESTRA dated.

SPECIAL 20 Tho World,
NOWATA, March 24-Ronald
Slagel OF the 4. a. NJ. college orches-
ira OF saltwater. was in the city Fri
day making arrangements for a con-
cert which tho orchestra will give
in this city early In April.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Narcotic Merchants Sent In

NINITA--Two years in tho federal
pententiary at Leavenworth and a
fine OF 500 was assessed Wedncs-
day against Wilbur Kelly and Alfred
Poor, notorious Muskogee narcotic
peddlers. after conviction by a jury.
under Indictment. but is q fugitive
from JUSTICE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
ReautIfy Natural Park.

CARNEGIE-At a recent meet
ing of the chamber of commerce 1t
was voted to spend $500 TO beautify
the city's natural park. An elevated
gravel drive will be built around
two sides OF the park and between
1t and Washita river.