The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-24

WASHINGTON, Jan. "A bill to con-
United States into rs centrally located
government bonded warehouses was favor
ably reported to the house late today by
the ways ana means committee.
NEW YORK. Jan. 23.-An 1S-year-oid
bride Of two weeks burned to death
in her bed and her husband was burned
so badly he Is expected to die in fire
IN their apartment today. The victims
were Mrs Rebecoa Schneider. ana her
husband, David 22.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.--Thomas y.
Wilson, Chicago packer. addressing tho
natural agricultural conference here this
afternoon, urged Americans to add one
half pound Of meat to their weekly diets
wAsHINGToN. Jan. 23.-Rsllroads Of
the country are now placing large orders
for new equipment which Ia one OF tho
tTuest Indications Of returning business
prosperity, Secretary OF Commerce Hoover
BERLIN. Jan. 2g.--ChanceIior wlrth
told the reichstsg foreign rotations com.
possible for the reconstruction Of Russia.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. a3--Tire here
late last night completely destroyed the
Oklahoma city Golf e. Country club at
an estimated loss Of 100000 No part Of
tho building or its furnishings was left
standing
MADRID. Jan. 23-cardlnai Almarazy
Santos, ~, archbishop Of Toledo. died
here last night,
PORT WASHINGTON. y. Y, Jan Ga
Two children were burned 10 death early
today in a fire which destroyed five build
ings
CHICAGO. Jan. 23.-John Cook. aged
50, OF san Antonio. Texas. was arrested
today by Thomas J. Costello and VIII
liam J. Fahy. postoffce Inspector. charged
WI Ef4
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. :3c--The CON
nor school ot agriculture At Warner has
been closed by school authorities because
OF an epidemic ~ influenza, according TO
a report received today by the state board
OF agriculture. The report did not give
particulars
ZION. H.. Jan. 23.--Mrs Bella King,
brated her lO4th birthday She was born
In St Johns, n. H., January 23 lsls. one
OF IL children, the other 10 OIL whom are
dead.
OKMULGEE, Jon. Policeman II g
Dennis, who was injured sunday whom
he Jumped from "a police ear which had
taken fire and Tell striking his head and
face on the pavement was reported at
Twenty-two stitches were taken ia cuts
on his face
oKMULGEE, Jan. gg-ThIrty-two Job.
less men were given free meals at tho
NJ r. church, south. men Of all ages,
many OF whom said they had been ont
OF work for months were among those
who applied for free dinner,
SEATTLE wash. Jan. 23,--J y Hast
lnge, former vice president Of tho Scandi-
nayia American bank OF Fargo, y. D.,
was arrested here today on n warrant
charging him with eInbazzleWent of 5000
while an officer Of the banh
BARTLESVILLE Jan, 23,--Fire of un'
known origin about $3.50 o clock ihia
morning damaged the Model cleaning
esta ablishment 10 the extent Of about
$1,000. according to W. @. Chandler
manager.
wAsHINGToN. Jan, 27.--Chslrman
McFAdden OF the house banking and cur
rency committee today introduced bill
which he declared was designed to dispose
OF THE fight between country banks
and the federal reserve banks, pertaining
10 par collection Of checks"
STAMFORD, Conn, Jan, 78--col
Francis Edwin Elwell, distinguished
sculptor whose works are to be found IN
many galleries and IN public places IN the
United States fell dead while waiting foI
a street car In Darlen today io was 90
years old
TOPEKA. Kan. Jan. 2a.-Esrly this
morning according to wether bureau re-
ports' a temperature OF three degrees
aboys zero was recorded.