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, 1922-02-11
MJNycIpAL OWNERSHIP WINS.

MUSCATINE. Iowa. Feb. 11.-Mu-
nicipal ownership won a victory here
Friday in a special election to deter
mine tho fate OF a s35, 900 bond issue
By an overwhelming majority the city
vent on record to establish its own
electric light and power plant
, 1922-02-11

CHICAGO. Feb. 11-Executives
of the American Committee for
Russian Famine Relief today wired
President Harding a request for an
opportunity to meet and refute'
the charges said to have been made
, 1922-02-11

In Store For
Suicides, Claim

NEW YORK. Feb. 11.-Suicide by
gas will be more difficult from to-
day IN. and accidental death from the
cause will be reduced. accord-
ing to DR.. II. G.. McAdain OF the city
health department. A new device. .
by-product OF the war, had been adopt
ed for $ by the city, to resuscitate
illuminating gas victims.
, 1922-02-11

brought to her dock. No one was
injured. The boiler ana pump
rooms were flooded put it was be
lieved tho actual damage was
slight. The tanker. which registers
4.si2 tons. brought oil from Port
Lobos.
, 1922-02-11
Slayer Is Also Fined $500 and Assessed
Costs of Prosecution by Judge Follow
ing First Degree Verdict

BASIN, Wyo, Feb. 11.-(Special to The Tribune )-Al-
bert Lampitt at noon today was sentenced to a life term in
penitentiary at Rawlins and fined $500 and costs of the
prosecution by Judge P. W: Metz in district court for the
of Harry Foight and Worley Seaton, who were killed
hv q exnlnsion. which wrecked a bunkhouse in the Grass
, 1922-02-11
]. Walker Dead and Fred Anderson in
Jail at Richmond, Mo-, Charged With
CoId-BIooded Murder of Friend

RICHMOND, Mo, Feb. H.. J; Walker Of Moorcroft,
Wyo. is dead and Fred Anderson, alias Fred Roberts, who
vas his buddy and roommate while the two men worked in
the mines at Excelsior Springs, is in the county Jail here,
CHARGED with a murder that for cold bloodedness has no
equal in the annals of crime in Missouri. according to law
, 1922-02-11
HELD
TOGRANDJ JURY

NEW YORK, Feb. 11-Tex Richard. sports promoter. to-
day was held in SIC, 900 bail for the action of the grand jury
by magistrates court on a charge of assault preferred by
15-year-old Alice Ruck, and the children's society.
Counsel for Richard, in arguments before Magistrate
Simpson, attempted to discredit testimony given at previous
, 1922-02-11
WOMAN BANDIT
AIDS ROBBERY

CHICAGO, Feb. IA woman bandit, young and we'll
dressed, directed the robbery by two men of $4,000 worth
of furs from Nathan Brodheim's store here last night by
pointing a pistol and forcing Brodheim into a closet while
two men companions helped themselves
, 1922-02-11
zap TREATY IS
SIGNED TODAY

Feb. 1.-THE long controversy between
the United States and Japan relating to the Pacific island OF
Yap-the subject of many notes and other diplomatic ex-
changesEwas formally and finally ended today with the sig
nature of a treaty by Representatives of the two countries.
The treaty, which defines the rights of the United States
, 1922-02-11
NAME OF MAN ARRESTED TODAY
AS WITNESS In MURDER CASE
NOT DIVULGED BY The POLICE

Los ANGELES, Feb. ia man, who, the police stated,
was believed to be a material witness in the William Des-
mond Taylor murder cage, was arrested here early today.
He was charged with a felony, pending further investga-
ton of his story, the details of which, with his name, the
police declined to divulge.
, 1922-02-11

According to one authority the up
per class women of China give little
attention to serious affairs. spending
most of their time in gossiping and
gambling.
, 1922-02-11
Weather Forecast

Snow tonight and Sunday;
not much change in tempera-
ture.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-04-15
The Olivet Baptist Church

Rev L x Williams. y D. Pastor
All service at Olvct were vel a.
tended last sunday In the morning
the pulpits were allcd by tire pastor.
Dr. L. K Williams. rho Rev. Mr.
Farley Of Commerce. TeNas. and Rev.
J.. q Abncr. who had charge Of the
eh'dren.> church The audience ap-
preciated the selection by the Girls
Quartet and and the special selection
by the big choir
The sprng revival Will start next
SUNDAY the 10th fhc pastor will be
assisted by able dleInes in and ont Of
'hr olfx. also Professor SmilcY the
1rfm gospel singer will be present to
~eHd The gospel home to the hearts Of
-IHncrs in -ong
There VII BE- special Easter music
nd I'll the pastors will deliver an
Easter message VII are welcome.
Lincon Memorial Congregational
on fridae evening at eight O'Clock
april l. l922 Class One OF Lincoln
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-04-15

As came 10 YOU for the one thing
to know whether YOU would approve
an effort OF activity towards d proper
and business procedure in building the
church | made no further utterauCes
relative to St Paul Church. bul lis
tened attentivelv to the bishop make
the following statements verbatim:
Bishop y do not know what i the
matter with those folk, al St. Paul.
| want them to build and endeaVored
to help them, but Winters friend put
out the report that | wanted the
money for Carriers Chapel. \ on ought
TO tell those bonehead trustees TO get
busy and do something. / never saw
a board OF officers who INDUCED in
such unbusincss -lilc arrangements
The contract to build the basement 10
the church was the worst business
transaction | ever saw tGive in de
tail. nature of contract which showed
that the contractor who built the base
ment was to be given S3000000 for
the basement and 3 per cent OF all
amounts to be spent in the completion
OF the church whether the said CON
tractor completed it or someone else)
The bishop continued, Il took the
contract to my lawyer and he said
it was not worth the paper upon which
it was written. You (Brother Henry
go back to the trustee board and tell
those trustees before they muddle up
business affairs for the church they
should secure a lawyer. The chief
trouble at ST Paul is that they have
little or no business system and the
officers. especially the trustees who
have been doing the church business
have proven to be a set OF boneheads. =
I am sure that when the bishop re
freshes his memory that every word
quoted above will be vivid IN his mind
as well as many other statements rel
ative to the said matter and that [
made no further statements than those
quoted.
Upon the strength of these state
ments from the bishop | cheerfully
went about my duty and my desire to
diligently carry ont proper business
procedure which would start tine build
ing and never referred to the bishop
until my published article III which |
stated only these words. that Bishop
Carter had given his approval to the
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-04-15
Howard Ready To
Face Rivals In =
Debating Contests

WASHINGTON. D. C., April b
Announcement is made OF representa-
tives 10 defend Howard IN It's dual de
bate with Atlanta University and -
the triangular debates with LincoiH
and Cnion. The Howard team to d.
bate Atlanta University on April II. r
the Andrew Rankin Memorial Chap
viii be composed OF Milo Cravs''
Murray. OF Nashville Tenn, a..
Yancy L. SIMS. OF Atlanta, Ga
The Triangular Debating Lcaene
consisting OF Atlanta, Howard, an
Union universities. will hold its NJ
bates on the evening OF April Is. t.
Howard team 20 meet tnion IN Wa
ineton viii consist OF Frederick Ha
old Robb Of Hartford Conn. Lot
Eugene King Buckevestown. Nd All
Harold Edward. Blcdsoe. Marlin. t.
The Howard team 70 meet Linco'.
University a. Lincoln viii be IA
Russell Alexander Of Washington. L
C.. Edward 4 Simmons OF Charls.
Ton. :. {. and Zephaniah Alexsnde
LOBBY OF Antigua, B v ]. he 4
tcrnatcs arc Albert { Gilbert OF "
York CITY. James Arthur Curry o..
townsville. y e lanes Gsrlan
Wood, Cotton Plant AK Arnold
Stowe. and Frank Williams OF Ia
cttcvilie, \ {.
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peoples Interdenominational Church

Peoples INSTRUMENTATION Church
38th Street and Wabash Avenue.
Rev Thos t. Roach. Pastor.
Services HOO a m. sermon. by
pastor Evening service suspended
Carriers Temple C. M. E. Church
Carters Temple had three very in
teresting services las Sunday In the
morning at II Pastor Stout delivered
thrilling sermon on Nothing But
Leaves In the afternoon at !
O'Clock Junior Pastor c NJ. Hawkins
delivered a splendid sermon on Child
Life under the auspices OF the Sun
dav school Vt $50 thc Epworth
League rendered a most excellent pro
gram OF musie, song and literary Tea
tures At 5 D. M Pastor Stout
preached on What Think Ye OF
Christ" The congregations were good
all day and the offering amounted to
Sl23 The attendance at SUNDAY
school was the largest IN the history
OF the church
Speclal td>Icr services afternoon
and night OF next SUNDAY The pastor
will preach in the morning
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-04-15
International Baptist Church
40 Ii -S7th Ntrrnt

Rev " " Bennett Pastor.
Our church Is taking on new lie.
1bc pastor. Rev. DR. y VI. Bennett.
+ a man OF push and determination.
lie founded this church d lew years
ago, and bough' the property At the
present location II very short time.
fIfhoagh Ire haz mel with many dif-
feuites he has never allowed them TO
be IN The u3o oil his success The
original officers and members OF the
church admire and love the pastor Tor
hrs Christian stand and manly cour-
age they have always stood By him
and will alwav> hold up his hand
Deacon John 4 Cooper and Trustee
d 4. Gaither are the hrs' male mem
bcr- OF the church and have proven
Themselves 10 be true and worthy OF
heerS Our pastor is preaching some
very great sermons ~ a preacher
and Christian minister SIC regard h'm
second 20 none IN Chicago. We in
ftc the public 20 cone and hear him
A. any tune and II 5uv of oar service.
LAST Sunday morning lie hlied the p1.#
pl, AT Bethesda Baptist Church for
D. Z 7. Martin who Ia, bccn SICK
Recently quite a number OF our best
ministers base come and preached for
H. Among them were Dr. " &
hraddcf. DR. s VI Duke Rev ". "
Martin and Res T. " Coleman
\ezt SUNDAY night .he children viii
observe Easter exercises We invite
al children Of the community and
their parents tu Worship with us
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contention OF a straightforward and
business procedure IN the Church's al
fairs. The bishop and no one else
has any other true information OF my
references of his name The bishop
will also find that the very slight &C
auaintance which he had of me was
through some very reputable TRENDS
of his who also knew me from child
hood to be honest upright and de-
pendable. | refer to the Doctors
Martins and Mr. and Mrs. Saunders OF
Memphis. Tenn. The bishop will also
find out that the man he so care
lesslv considered and relentlessly at
tackled was one of whom the people OF
Chicago have known for the past SIX
teen years to be honest, upright and
courageous IN the promotion OF all
worthwhile movements pertaining TO
the betterment of our people IN this
city and elsewhere.
As regard to the charges which l
made about mismanagem OF church
funds the bishop will please refer to
the letter which | wrote him under
date OF March %. in which ! OK
pressed the desire to have the bishop
point a way tor the whole church 10
hear me prove these charges. Upon
careful Investigation the bishop will
also ind that the charges OF mi,man-
agement and incompetent business
conduct IS practiced at ST. Paul
Church and that the pastor, Rev J.
A. Winters, has suppressed this the
only true issue which / have raised.
The bishop will also find upon inves-
tigation that in shielding and evading
this issue the pastor has INDUCED IN
dcspotic rule and high handed means
OF persecution and treatment OF me
which is not found in Christian prac-
tees and not supported by the proper
Interpretation OF the {. NJ. L. disci-
pine. The bishop will also recognize
that his attitude to crush me alter
had prayed to him for justice and
mercy and he had not allowed himself
to become acquainted with all the
facts in the case, will not meet the
appreciation of a Christian following
and others who love justice at all
times. The bishop will further md
out that there are some men, and
Christian men too. who will dare 10
tell the truth and who will attack
wrongdoing in high places, even at
the threat OF a bishop to bluff and in
timidate them and to threaten them
with bodily harm. remembering the
lines OF the poet, And how can man
die better, Than in lighting against
odds: For the. ashes OF his fathers
And the temples OF his God;' He viii
also come to know that the courts IN
Illinois. unlike those in Georgia
where the bishop halls from) can be
rolled uDDu for protection and Justice
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-04-15

There will be held at international
Baptist Church, 40 East 37tb Street
between Rhodes and Vernon Avenues.
Rev. Y. NJ Bennett. B. h. pastor
d great mass meeting OF The stockhold-
er- and friends OF The Underwriters
Loan < Agency Corporation
This corporation has been formed to
promote the Underwriters Mutual In
.urance Company. and convert il ON a
legal reserve basis, to write lie as
well a. hea'th and accident insurance.
vi persons who are interested m
freeing ourselves from the CONNER
cial slavery which exist, among our
group TODAY are invited TO come The
meeting viii be called at Sis P NJ.
Mr.. Paul Parks. as sale. manager
and representative, has been with thc
Company Tor two wears and well de
serves his promotion The arrange
meut- OF this mass meeting are IN
der his personal supervision.
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FRANK HENRY REPLIES
TO BISHOP CARTER
IN OPEN LETTER
Chicago, Ill,
321O Cottage Grove Ave.
April 10, 1922.
Bishop R. A. Carter,
4408 Vincennes Ave,

Chicago, ILL.,
Kind Sir:
On yesterday SUNDAY April 81 !
stood in St. Paul Church and heard
YOU make these remarks. or some 9th
ers to the same effect: that you had
accepted a conference with me after
! had talked with YOU over the phone;
that during our conference | told you
OF a great deal OF the mishandIlng OF
funds in St. Psurs Church; that you
asked me how I knew so much IN so
short a time; that you made no state
ment to me in support OF a more
business-like procedure in the han
ding OF the financial affairs at 81.
Paul: that | had taken matters to the
defendant and LETT money and II was
returned to me. that Mr.. Harper OF
the defendant had stated to YOU that
he refused 70 consider my statements
because of the charges against Rev.
Winters. that YOU would have taken a
stick ard clabbed me out OF the
church = Won had been in the position
Of Pastor !. A. Winters that II |
used vour name further in connection
with the issue OF business mismanage-
rncnt IN :. Paul Church that some OF
vaur friends viii get me, using an
illustration that I would suffer bodily
harm. And YOU used many other
statements in your personal attack on
Inc and I could not reply and protect
myself.
Ny dear bishop. you must have a
very poor memory. or since you have
so many conferences with many per
sons YOU have confused your talk with
ne with that OF some one else for, not
withstanding your unwarranted, bold
and malicious attack on me to several
hundred people when you knew /
could not reply, | am not yet CON
WINGED that Bishop r. A. Carter would
wholly disregard the truth, In the
first place I myself have not taken
any matter to the defendant paid no
money and have not seen Mr.. Harper
in over six months. To refresh your
! am submitting an accurate account
of our conference which appointment
was made by Mrs. R. A. Carter when
YOU were out of the city and | have
never talked with YOU over the phone.
In our conference | only made few
inquiries. namely; do you Bishop ap
prove of the completion OF St Paul
Church? Why the laxity in the build
ing program? What would Bishop
Carter advise me as trustee to do to
stimulate interest in the building pro-
gram since the membership was very
DESTROYS of the completion of the
church,"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-04-15

Memorial Congregational Sundas
School. b5th Street and Champlain
Avenue, will present Deacon Duhb
a drama IN three acts. II Is esp.cted
To be one OF the finest PLAYS OF til
season given by arnatures During tn
course Of the play there Is a wedding
an old-time country auction and q
husking bee party Secure YOU.
tickets early as we have l'rn,ted spaoe
o. ]. Jordan. Supt
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-04-15
WEATHER
Chicago. H. April g. 1922

Chicago, III. April 3. 1922
Weather outlook ior the period o..
April 10 10 Is. 1922
For the Ohio Valley and Tennesss
and the Region OF the Great Lax
Showers and warm at beginning O..
week fair and cooler after Monds
until Friday or Saturday wher
weather will become warmer wtH
showers
For fhe PIPER Mississippi ar
Lower Missouri Valleys Cloudy am
much cooler At beginning OF week ard
FAIR and cool thereafter until Thur
dae or Fridav when weather will b
come unsettled and warmer with pro-
ably showers; frosts mrs, part OF wee
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-04-15
Central Baptist Church

J. W Coleman Pastor.
Central was well attended all dav
Sund day
Pastor preached at both service.
one conversion. and Two on Christian
experience lined UP with Us.
A GREAT revival Nill begin MoudaY
April Il Conducted By Rev G. J.
Smallwood
Georgia thundcrbolt.
Como and hear the preacher and
help same souls
Good preaching and singing eaeh
night
All are welcome
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-04-15

a m, Sunrise Praise Meeting.
9:30 a m, SUNDAY School
II d m, Special Easter sermon by
the pastor Death and Hell Dis
armed"
Special Easter choir OF nifty voices.
$50 p. m. Christian Eudcavor.
7:30 p. H., Sermon by the pastor.
\ day's walk with Jcsu-
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-04-15
SCHOOLGIRL in Hospital

Niolettc Washington. Is. $50 z. 2qG
St, was sent to the County Hospita
Monday when IT was asoertained tn
she was about 10 become a mother
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-04-15

ALBERTA HUNTER, LUCILLES HEGAMIN,
HANDYS MEMPHIS BLUES BAND
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-04-15

No. 11108 He May Be Your Man But He Comes To
See Me Sometimes
No. 11108 I've Got The Wonder Where He Went and
When He's Coming Back Blues
Lucille Hegamn greatest hit since "Arkansas Blues"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-04-15

FORD DABNEYS ZIEGFIEID FROLIC
ORCHESTRA AND MANY OTHERS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
Motion Pictures to
BE ShOiCn at Rally
Of Trinity Members

tnliko usual meetings Of itg
character. the annual parish meet
Ing pt Trinity Episcopal church,
10 be- held at 1880 o'clock Mon
day evening ln the Municipal
auditorium viii combine pleasure
with business Husiursa trnnsac-
tlous viii bo preceded by the
show InE ~ a six-rocl picturi-
z8fIou ~ o. medieval religious tra-
di'iOu "Tho Gulcu." said 10 be-
exceptionally good and to have
drawn larR" audiences nt the cX-
elusive criterion thoator In New
York. Will" after business hours"
there viii De social. with tho
gcrvlug ~ rofrcshments.
Three ycstrymon. each 90 serve
three year term. will be elected,
and Fiy delegates 10 the convo-
cation ~ Okmulgee, January a.
90. N,Htrymon whose terms OK
plro at this time are W. G. Car
rctt. Alfred lleggem and Gray
carroll Tho church Service
league viii give "A FUN report Of
its a,uyitior DURING the past year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
CADMAN CLUB TO MEET
Musical and SpciaI Program Planned
for Session Week From Monday.

Tho Dndmun club VIII hold IT'S
regular open meeting Monday cyou.
lnE january 23. In the Y. ". G.. A.
rluhruoWs Mrs Richard W. Burk-
hart VIII ace ts hostess aud "a social
viii follow tho musical program.
NrF Alico M Drpuis win sing
Vale Okonuc1y RuwolD. Love"
tDhatlos llrrtcr ana "Supplicltinn"
Crank la EorgcD Harry r. Ryan
VIII play uu tho violin Ava Maria"
ISchubort -WllhrlmD and "Gypsy
b1nc"' tNtchoz) Mrs Grace Duut.
HIT VIII sling "Nifu DArtc" que
ciui'H "rusCH'D. "picrrottc'a Song"
'ContoD ana Song of the Robin"
Gamma CusuD. RYAN will play the
violin solo "polonalsc" In - Mai
or tWioulawiskD aud Mrs Ernest
Thomas and Mrs. \. n. Thomas viii
render q plano duet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
ROADS PROMISE
BIG REDUCTION
Cost of Operations Will
Allow Greater Profits,
Chiefs Say
COAL COSTS DROPPING


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
SECOTYM H0NoRS IRELAND
secretary Of civic Religious cub l.
Toasted Ia Song and Composition.

II wa Seal lrcland's night at tho
scmiauuual banquet ~ the Scc1'ym
club Friday evening iu Ed Woods
cnr'. for the y. VI. g. a. tccrctary
captured from brother members
houor3 both In poem and song com
position and with the hOnors silver
belt buckle and mock silver low
INK sup H. l.. $. HALEY made "a
competent tonstmastor and kept ar
rows of wit rlNug iu the direction ~
tho three graduating members II. Il.
Adams. James Arnold and John
Rogers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
Preacher to Build OUn
Tabernacle for the
Shouting of Pictures

Special TO The world
AbESTER, Jan. 14.-Not TO
be stumpcd by the opposition OF
tho Ministerial alliance Of the
pastors of the city. Rev V. \.
Hurgie Of the Methodist church
who was refused further use Of q
theuter for showing moving pic
lures in conjunction with his
sunday night services, has ar
ranged 10 build a large taber
nacle iust acroes the street from
tho thclter where he VIII at
tempt to continue his picture az
sunday night services unless
stopped by the hand OF the law.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
ASK COLE TO RUN AGAIN
Puwpcc County Bnr itcqucsts Able
.Indgc 10 Sock Nr.clcCilon.

NpeCinI 10 Tho WUT7U7
PAWNEE. Jan. ii.--ln linc with
growing sentiment that tho ju
dietary should be entirely removed
from politics. the puwnee County
Bar association ut its annual meet
ing held at pawnco this week,
unanimously adopted resolution
urging Judge Redmond s. colo to
run for recollection for judge OF the
Twenty-first judicial district and
pledging him. irrespective OF politics,
the unanimous and unified support Of
the bar association and It's members.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

wASHINGTON. Jan. l4--The
cost of living decreased between
Juno. 1920, and December 1921
2c7 per cent at Detroit. 1g.7 per
cent ut Chicago, 10 per cent at
Washington. 1871 per cent at New
York and 1874 cent at Philadelphia,
the bureau OF labor statistics of the
department OF labor announced
today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
Is STILL \ COUNTY CHARGE
Moro Than Thousand Dollars spent
10 Cure grip"lc'i Woman Useless.

0T"|TIT n TT0 WUTTT-
pEORlAN Jan. 1.-two years
ago Mrs Ellen Smock. whose homo
Is near this place. was sent 20 th"
University hospital In oklahoma
city by this county, ON account OF
nm accident which resulted I'm n
broken hip.
n now appears that the treatment
received. at % cost or more th3n n
thousand dollars, was not successful
uud the PAT Dut g. siill disabled She
has recently been brought back to
this county, and will bc cared for
at the county welfare home m
Miami
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

called as local secretary and nps,.
ters were selected In ccu'rn, nyV5
ing as a temporary hume for m.
organization.
At n recent drive quite "a FINN,
was raised toward the erection o.,
build ng ana IL Is hoped thar vrbl|
a few months the building may ba
contaminated.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
Enrmcrs Union E,change.

Special 20 Tho world
ADA. Jan. 1.-THE Farmers
Union exchange has started It's opcr-
atiuns here. A car Of hogs were
shipped last week, other products
will be shipped In carload lots with
all farmers who are members al
lowed a part of n.