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HERALD RUSHING COMPANY Osaued Daily, Sunday EXrentadl, At Herald Bldg. 67 church street,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
Employment
sALrsMrN 4 Am AGHNTs

CAPABLE, oxjsiionced travelling sales-
man; Commissi9n ana drawing account
california Products Co, -, l.onls, MO-
EARN $1,000 the next Z months, Dein ,
onHtrhiing tho only tully sautaht"eu
tow.pricei puncture proof inner tube on
the market Advance Puncturo FROM
Tube co, i26 Lasnlle st. Chleaso'
EARN 80 daily silverinE mirrors pla,
ing aud fefinishinE m,inl"ata' h.sn
furrtshsd write Tor Information. -
ford Decie. $50 Tifih Az, New fofN.
gAKTsipEs mos RUsr SOAR 90, ins' '
Lancaster Az, Phila., "a Mus' on e.
REST aud the bNi1lNAL hie
SOAP wants agents Trade mark, PRINT
ami copyright feristsred In w. 3 Paten'
office THIS soap removes IRON ius,.
riotbIng marble, etc. Ike magic, 10
septa tub0a- HiE profits
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itnslrRY hALEsMrN

WANTED nv MNNurACTuRhR
10 SILL As a slpE LINZ 70
RETAILERS 4 NbW uuNHnNH-
fDNTD IEg. FULL FANNlnM.
~ FGOT AND Tor lAultH
nix uosh ~ OKLAHOMA.
KANSAS AItKANEAs AND 1Eh-
AZ Will NOT ruNfLli !
WtrU YOuU pHEhENI LINE
,Jpfu,f tpFttTasTBg tMa
MEDIATE DELIVERY, BtGHT
VutgT AND 80 COMPETITIONS.
IJFCUATiN pHOrOAiIloN
ron MAN WtTU FotLpWING.
WRITE uEsrEN itpFlEiiY 80.
tNC., ~ " FplttY -bEtp"p
ST. NEW YORK CITY.
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FIVE-ACRE OIL LEASE
NLl sl0--SENT ON APPROVAL

So confident that once you nave an on
portuntty 60 examine and investigate
what a good location and the OIL deVel-
upment going on, etc, that l am will
tns TO send you assignment OF 5-acre
oil, gas sud mineral lease on free ex-
animation, The leases are all regular
h.year commercial leases. duly recorded
located right In the center Of the oil
development now going on, near wells
under way, IN southwest Arkansas
Don't send any money, merely write and
the assignment will be made out in
your own name. with copy of original
lease. small map showing location geo
logical reports. etc, will he sent at
once by registered man. II not entirely
satisfied, return all papers within three
. days and you will owe nothing. on
tho other hand. ~ you are pleased, send
only $40 In full payment. You run no
risk and have everything 10 gain so
write now, before this remarkable offer
Is Withdrawn. John ID. Baker, De-
queen. ATk.
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DOGS

CHOICE female Airodale puppies. viii
register In purchasers name. l., CAL
Wv, Mn and Main, Springfield. Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

options on units of In
tereHt In oil wells now drilling, pay
after each we'll comes In II II suits you.
option system originated by this cor
poratlon. Fairest safest, most profita.
bio to Investors; multiplles your work
ing capital 10 times. Send for informa.
tion. The organic Petroleum Corp
y n. l.und. Geoiogist and Manager,
2O0-b Muskosee National Bank Bldgr
MmAknnen. Okln.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

OIL AND GAS LEASES
Can deliver 5000 acres, new 5-year
commercial leases, with abstracts,
IN Lincoln county, Okla, rental
81 per acre, due October I, 1928.
Don't have to drill unless you
want 10. Cali. write or phone
Maple 9Ss6. l.. w. johnson. Okla
hOma city.
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SALESMAN 1900 10 $500 monthly oasllY
earned demunHtratluE wonderful I'D.
dask adding machine. Cells for only
81, Equals work of costly macliues.
HpoedY accurate. fully guaranteed, nix
demand stores, offices, garages, onor-
nous profits, experience unnecessary,
n sells itself Write duick Tor trial
offer pnnRb0rn Adding Machine Co,
Besk 10, brand Rapids. Mich.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
EMPLOYMENT
sITUATIONs wANTrD-MALE 4

NfItNItONE WNNIfD-MhLb W
4 YoUNV man wants 10 connect With
growing iive.Wifo concern. Has four
years experience as travelling salesman
and N familiar with books. typewriting
ana general offics routine. Address
gibH, cars World,
ACCOUNTANT .pooKKEEPER - Young
man, 2Gi thoroughly experienced two
years technical training can take
charge of department or small office.
anlsfy no object oasse s6ag.
BOOKREEpER-- timekeeping. pay
roll and billing experience. wants fob
teterencea. t0t-G, World
COMPETENT construction company Of.
flee man wants position. WIZ 20 any
whore. Addrsss lios $40, World.
coLoRED MAN wants work norninFu.
cleaning offices, ianitor or porter work.
tlfst.class reference. ossge glt0.J.
COMPETENT salesman with csr wants
work salary or salary ana commission.
Phone Osase 3oi6
COMrETEST-Tw young Fllipinoes DO
sire position ~ cook and butler In high.
class private home. Well experienced.
Address 71a.d World. .
CHAUFFEUR desires position, cnmpetopt
and reliable careful driver. Anderson.
psnge C71t.
CLERICAL position, prefer bookkeeping
by young man. very fine testImonials
toi.u world.
CARPENTER. ropaitng. screening. etc,
Hollis. ptaEe 37itH
ENPERIEN, 10 rlgat cook aud pastry
cook, wants job Va itst- class plate that
pays GOOD wages can Troy g. sheath
ern, FoS hotel room 10.
EXPERIENCED BoOKKEEPER would
tlko small set OF books to Keep during
hts spare time. Address Postoffice Box
bpl. Tulsa.
MALE NrENOURAPHEH and clerk. sew
srhl years experience. city references
Iall williamson, Usage tb3i
POSITION WANTED BOokkceper, last
flyo years ~ charge ~ offtce, Rnsoiina
plant Address Hos $50, World.
PRACTICAL garage man, 10 years me-
chauiChl and electrical experience, de.
r.fes shop on percentage basis. or keep.
Ing ~ fleet ~ trucks SEQ Mr.. Hunnl.
cutt, 2i2 ". Haskell, Tulsa,
RELIABLE offico man, with three years
field experience aud two yeats on ansly-
sis ana Investment record work, desires
connection with oil company. Mt
Westet. cedar 7so.
TANK can man. up With tank car spec.
ificaiions. II. 4. rules and prices
car foreman Address RoS H-G. world
wANTED- Position by Al bookeeper, Of
fiCe manager, credits, collections Phone
osaEe bl22
WANTED Books 10 keep IN spare time
by compettut expert male bOokkeopcr. (.
host references, ilh-G. World.
ANTED--Popltton, acouting or land de-
partmont, with some oil company where
energy and hard work viii account for
something, years experience, reference.
Address a9G.d. World.
WANTED Position with oil company
have had three years experience with
oil well SUI plies. also handling OF In
voices and transferring OF material; can
do typewrltng, am ~ years Of age,
married and give reference, reasonable
salary. 95O-N, World.
wANTED--work for two boys age ia
and ~ years, county or town. 979.N,
care world
wANTED--Man with excellent knowledge
~ clerical work desires position In Of
flee Unqueationcd references. Box 39g-
q. care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

FOR sALB--Resistersd puroo male, req.
sunAhle. Ledtord Cleaners a Dyers.
liG 5. Elsin. OsaEe b92t
THREE mnch COWS for sale. see N. c, Ds-
Wis Home Garden. one block south
aud one half bloch OF station.
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Employment
siTUATiONs wANTED-rEMALE


SITUATIONS wASTED-TEMALE -
AN BNPEWiBNCED competent stsnog-
rapher desires temporary or ptrma-
nent position, tsdat l9le. .--
ExpERiENcED coiored girl for nurse or
maid city references. o.sre sess.
ELDERLY LADY who IL an excellent
houseReepsr and cook will accept place
as caretaker In nice home Of small fam
ily. prefer whore man and wife are
both employed. Address $3.50. World.
giving partlculars aud reference
FtRgT CLASS HtiRsE-Cty reference;
wishes position with family going west
fnr summer. take entire charge SICK
baby or young children. Gail Cedar
1872 In mgtning DeWltte -
washings Prompt and GOOD service.
Osage 67ss.R,
I REcoNMEND my iaundress she has
Monday ami Wednesday open. Osage
FAMILY WASH done for 81 dozen. Call
Usage b3ss, call Mrs. uoldsmith.
LADY with own piano wants position In
cafe OF any place ~ singer and enter
taincr. IN or out Of town. 9h-N. care
LAUNDRY.-Houeh dfy ana finished. Cts
tern water called for and delivered.
Ossge t2ts. ..
EEAT. reliable lady Wishes housowork far
lady or gentleman, reference eau ASl
n. Main ~
OHsTETRICAL NuRsE-Carrlo Rowland.
2Ot X. Nugalrs Usage s62i.
FOR PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced
IN Ubstettical and other cases. call
Usage ls1i. Mira. McAtee.
PRACTICAL NURSE wants confinement
eases can Usage tbs2.R, --.
sTENUOHAPnER desires position; speaks
two languages. Cail cedar 5b0l-i.
SETTLED. coiofcd woman wants job as
cook or housowOrk. good cook ana
willing worker, placn with servant
quarters preferred, can Hattie, after >
%. M. rnrnl No $50.
SITUATION WANTED AS house maid or
companion. Osago 1898, "
TEACHER Wishes position for summer
Rs travelling companion or child nurse
a23-G, world.
WANTED--Posltiou rs chambefmaid or
houaokeepcr where there is no lady
bosses Phone Usage 3302, 1888 Il.
Admiral
WANTED-Office position by teacher,
with chance for advancement $500
wANTED-Day work Of any kind. Call
Usage 1871. ask for Elise.
wANTED-Beginner wishes position.
light stenographic work cedar 2lO6.
WANTED Practical nursing. confne-
mcnt caacg preferred. Phone ceda7
T60. Mrs. Palmer. "
WANTED-POsltion as doctors assistant;
experienced. cedar 1893.
WIDOW with little girl. 6 years. wants
position ~ housckeeperi prefer place In
country. references furnished. tO7-
World
| WANTED-Posltion as y. u. X. operator.
Dovie Cupps, Aisuma, okla.
WANTED---By refined lady position In
| doctors office. or Will consider collect
| ting accounta. 326D-d, care World,
WHITE WOMAN wants work by hour
| references. call osEge st66.J.
| YOUNG LADY with with five years eI.
| poricnce desires position with small oil
company or individual. can Usage
| 3OGb-J,
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gpECfALTY ssiesmnn wanted In this
territory 10 handle quickest selling 90
hufs sale every town Also our fnll
line u calendars ieasher apecialties.
mailing cafds, greeting chrds. fans. PEN
ellis etc. Liberal oomfniEHlon. Apply.
giving age. experience. etc, 20 the
trodrrirk Co. ~. paul. MINI. or dis.
trict saieamanagnr. g. W. keating, III
g. NlHth St.. baiins, Kan
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sALEsMAN with rig to visit, schools iibo
salary and liberal commlssloh. Evans
90, q ~ Harrison, Chicago,
EEtt. uoiInes tires And tubes No capital
rrouireJ 400 weekly income. Price
sells them. quality gets recorders. Holmes
Hubber Co, 1909 W. Fifteenth, Chl-
tAgu.
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FOR sALE--One No. Z padger double
end combination punch and shear. Ben
Sihbut Iron Works, wichita. Kan.
FOR OIL and gss lease ROYALTIES and
iApds In Seminole county, cs.l OF write
Johnston Il Shastln. Seminole, O.lA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

u1Cu CLASS sALEsMAN DiSrlhutor.
,,.iruy Marvellous new invention Stnp
ana turn Ngual Lights IN switch du.
riicatn siEnnls IN tear " 600 10 f3o 900
yearly opportunity. Wn ship promptly
aud bltI direct. Applicant must ha Hbl9
tn finance himself References 70
quircd prrfrr man with ear. Neilick'
NfE TO-. B12 90 Wrlghtwood Avenue
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soMETHiNo NEw--Aii business aud pro-
foAsionai men need II. Sells $3.50, coats
you Lbo, big repeater. Write for
sample. Merchants Assn. Minneapolis,
Minn.
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INS''. III W FORTY sECoND
ST.. NEW YORK CITY
mon CLASS sALEsMAN l1rbutor,
ar crow Manager wanted Tor Tulsa nhl
vicinity. Marvellous new invention. Hinp
snd turn rsnai ldght. ~ switch a.. .
rllcaie sisnals IN tenr N.@g9 70 go, it",TgY ,,,iY
aud blll direct applicant must ba Hbl"
to finance himself Rtfeten."s 70.
quircd prrfer man with ear. Neillch'
MIG TO-. pa 90 wrghtwood Avenue.
chicago.
LIVE WtHE DISTRIBUTIONS WANTED
~ YptU TEUUtTpRY At bNcG. We
wish 10 connect with % diattihutur caph-
bio of handling morltoflnu- article.
FsrninTs Will he governed by your
Hbuiiy ~ handle other Halesmen. The
famous Hickman Auto signal IL the
only risuei on the market today show.
pointing out Loft or right rutn. Sells
pn sight ut pupuar prico, hig demand
splendid profit. Tho llcclnan Auto
signal IN operated aud cunttoll~i from
foot brake. ana current from battery In
uscd only NJ moment of rontsa, can.
not harm your bnttery--an inclusive
Hickman feature. Solve tho prohlem
~ your business future by answering
thls sd now. state territory wanted In
first letter, no time 10 lose. HetMi price
1850. special price 20 agents. i1bo'
your car with u Hickman Auto signal
try u out f"r 10 days. -hd " not sat
isflcd return II 10 uH for your money
Western Distributing Co. ss penhHm
nldg, Denver. Colo.
tIpTtNn INCOME r.pTcaentlry firm
rrsnT,ar,,,,ina bnusoboid neoesSity yonr
,.r,iI,,v m,,y nn.n Itiy nto,lts o,icl,
sat,a re,.st" ~, in.t,urt ana sho,y YOU
go ,a'c,,iu ynur a.,n hu.tnrss M,
r,t,,, nee1sa tn,ott Wa,er I,.s,er
ioa paris Avenue Nav yorL
i.tvt,-yytup sAirgvAH-,t 400 % tso
Jav uiii tnterrs, von can sss NJ,
po1ci Nev oktahoma bo,eI N ma
a. ~ ~, ' v
MAKE i1oo to 1900 psr month dis.
ynrL' ciu.iyn 1sr,itor,' autnmnhiis
t,s.' ty,tte f,r nar,ir1iars s"nndns
iipo IN pcp, "a 'paiiss .rs,as
-. ~ -, ,' ,- : - -
tns aur sNouisi,a n,,h,oIds,.d ,ancv
gnads pnn,,vn,s a.v,an1 ~, ,,,,iss
sys,v,h,r. A,ana N,,s 80 rnr, "a rtr
apSi N srswtorJ rhira.6 "''''
: !. ~ ~, W
,,,.iy rs,s a,,,n accnsso,y ms,,a.s ,.h,
t,i,ing sd, prot,t nn.sitii'iss n,ns,
caiI, ,ni,,i, =, ~. ~, .sIas,',. ,,,,h
o,,nsh mn tii, ~ ,,.r,a,, WI"
,,'y 80 'V"' ~
MAKE t2b to Wa weekly extra during
..r
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Several real sAlesnsn, sell
automobiles, auto eKpofiencs not nee
esHaTy, We have lot " prohIeCts 10
turn over 10 good men. Let's get "a.
gethcr Hud make money. MI Peers, 10
10 l2. sunday Monday, Tulsa Oakland,
Eleventh ana y. Main. ncRt bSide Hat-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

FOR sALE--Two miich cows, Ledford
Cleaners a pyers. ii6 6. Elgin. Usage
5g2t.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

ALfsMEN-CnrtY our line ~ hiRh.
grade advertising pencils. Every tusl.
ness "a potential customer Prices low
rr. quality higher. Commission mors
for Instructions. .. Y. Pencil Co, Louis
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ny EXPERIENCED
INSTRUMENT MAN. SAM KORN-
FIELD. OsAGE 6b3s.
YOUNG MAN wants TO drive car for FAM
NY going west Tor summer; can furnish
hest OF references, $500, world
YOUNG MAN. ~. married. four years
office and credit experience; two years
travelling salesman, desires position
where there Ia chance of advancement.
Al references sSi-N, World.
YOUNG MAN desires employment. 10
years experience In dry goods and
clothing; last three years assistant
buyer to silk and wool department. Ref
,rence. al7-N. care World,
YOUNG MAN with oxcellont knowledge OF
clerical and oil field work. desires
position with oil company All O.
world.
YOUNG MAN OF pleasing personal ap-
pcarhnco, good education aud fsvorably
known wants change of position about
June I. Good salesman and strong ex-
ccutlye now holding responsible posi-
tion. Address 600. World.
YOUNG MAN with auditing and account.
ing experience desires permanent post.
tinn with small oil company Just start
ing operations; desires TO take complete
charge OF accounting records or oversee
general work OF office or both com
bined. Address 3li.H, World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

REPRESENTATIVES, county. call
on physicians MERCHANTS to obtain out.
standing accounts pleasant work, good
pay Collector. room at3 Wells Bldg.
Quincy, H.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds
Live Stock

y NEW LIVESTOCK pasture opened.
close In. Stock wanted. Usage .bse,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

SOLICIT accounts for large coiiection
avencyt 800 week easily earned. Apply
Immediately for valuable territory. III
tnois Adjusting Corp. 22 n. Van Buren
ST, Chicago.
sALHsMAN--Ws have a wonderful prop
osltion selling tires; attractive prices
liberal deal; commission basis. write
Flynn & Uuenthor Rubber Co. st0i OF
I've 81, -. Louis. or its6 Grand Az,
Kansas city. q.
The herald., 1922-03-02
No. 43
McDONOGHVILLE
SHOOTING FATAL

Charles Guey, % years. Melon.
oghyille. was shot and killed Tues
day night by Paul Batson. AZ years.
in the latter's soft drink place in Nc
Donoghville
Batson was arrested by Deputy
Marshal Baauregard Miller. placed
in the Grenta Jail and charged with
murder. Guey was sent to the Char
ity Hospital, where it was said a load
of buckshot had entered his left side
He died shortly after his arrival at
the institution.
According to Batson's statement,
Guey was under the influence of
liquor Tuesday. and created several
disturbances in his place during the
evening. About 9 p. m, Batson as
serted, Guey threw a bottle through
a window.
when my son went to the front
said Batson, "Guey struck him.
seized my shotgun and fired two
shots at him
One load of buckshot. according
to McDonoghville officers, struck the
side of crowded Algiers-Gretna
street car. No one was wounded.
Guey is survived by his wife and
three children.
The herald., 1922-03-02
FOURTEENTH ANNIVERSARY.

A most enjoyable evening was spent
at the home of Mr.. Paul Maybreno.
Jr., in Pacific Ave. when his many
friends gathered to celebrate the
fourteenth anniversary of his birth
He was presented with a pretty signet
ring in the honor of the occasion.
Games were played and dancing was
INDUCED in. Dainty refreshments
were served. Those present were:
Misses Inez Rice, Helen Bevan, Clo-
thilde Bordeaux, Eva Angelo, Estelle
Thates, Alice Kramme, Mildred SUIT
ton, Nora Lee Kohl. Lucille Lamana,
Louise Kramme, Myrtle McClOskey,
Magdeline Meyers, Mildred Duffy, Ma
rion Montelepe, Muriel Montelepe,
Iris Braai, Lillian Hilderbrand, Pau
line Matulich, Ethel Hilderbrand,
Ethel Cogan, Charlotte Higgins, Nor
ma Dugas, Helen James, Francis Ma
tranga, Louis Maybeno, Messrs, Earl
Angelo, Jack Brown, Charles Gerrets,
O'Brien Clark, Nolan lie Blanc, Rich
ard Stenhouse, Malcolm Schroeder, Lee
Menge, Royce Flemings, Wilson Bar
rett. Anthony and John Cardonia, NAL
colin Audrey, Jake Hanson. Archie Ca
fiero, Roy Navork, Albert, Maybeno,
Tony Lamana, John Hildebrand, Odo-
ress Gordain, Charles Hildebrand,
Raymond and Arthur Fields; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Lamana. Mrs. NJ. Dugas, Mrs.
J. Braai, Mr.. and Mrs ]. Lamana, Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. P. l.. Mavbeno.
The herald., 1922-03-02
Salvation Army Will
Open Drive March 6,

March 6 has been fixed as the
date on which the Salvation Army
will renew the appeal started in 1921
and discontinued because of condi-
lions at that time. Thas was de-
clded at a meeting of the officers a
few weeks ago.
Charles Behre, the president of the
advisory board said "The original
amount set to be raised was $4,000.
to carry on the regular work and
also to buy and equip a working
girls boarding house. This has been
reduced 10 $4,000. the smallest pos
sible sum that will enable us to help
the needy of New Dreams, which is
our work.
An executive committee meeting
was held March l. to make further
plans for the week of March in
which the $4,000 has to be raised
Martin Behrman is a member of
the committee.
The herald., 1922-03-02
CHILD DIES FROM INJURY
BEFORE BIRTH AND
PARENTS ASK DAMAGES

The question of whether suit may
be brought on behalf OF a child
through it's father and mother for
injuries suffered before its birth. and
which resulted in its early death. is
involved in the action of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter ]. Owens, filed in Civil
District Court Thursday against the
South New Orleans Light and Trac.
ton Company.
The mother and father alleged they
were passengers on a street car Of
the company last summer when the
mother is alleged to have been
thrown against the rear end of the
car as she attempted to alight at
Adams and Arson streets in Melon
oghville, suffering injuries which re
suited in the death of the infant
shortly after its birth a few days
afterward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owens alleged they
are suing as representatives of the
child for it's death, for which $1,000
damages is asked, and on their own
account for mental suffering result
ing from the death of their child,
which was their first, in the sum of
s., 900.
The herald., 1922-03-02
SCHOOL GIRL, IA, MISSING

With the statement that his school
girl sister-in-law. Alice Bally, IA, had
been mysteriously missing since Feb
IS, Police Sergeant c. ]. Hyde of the
Second Precinct Friday expressed
alarm for her safety.
On her way to church the girl left
the home of her sister, wife of the
police officer, 161 Pelican avenue
Saturday afternoon, over a week
ago. This is her description:
Height, A feet s inches; weight
about los pounds; blonde bobbed
hair; blue serge dress, trimmed with
red lace; red spring hat; tan shoes;
tan stockings.
At first it was thought that she
was staying at the home of girl
friend and had become afraid to re-
turn to her sister. Now it is feared
she has been injured in some way.
Sergeant Hyde announces a re-
ward for information that will lead
to disclosure of her whereabouts.
The herald., 1922-03-02
Victim Of Auto Crash
Loses, But Re.
news Suit

Following an adverse decision by
Judge Percy Saint ten days ago in
Civil District Court, d:smissing his
claim for damages of S10,99S, j. T.
Hogan again filed suit Friday against
Mrs. Anthony La Bella for damages.
The suit against Mrs. La Bella was
dismissed by Judge Saint. who up
held the contention of her attorneys
that a mother could not be held re-
sponsible for acts committed by her
child. In the suit filed Friday he
charged her with responsibility fol
acts of the child as her agents
Hogan alleged he was riding in an
automobile when the car was
struck by another driven by Lena
La Bella, a minor daughter of Mrs.
La Bella. He suffered injuries for
which he asked s10,99S.
In dismissing his suit, Judge Saint
held that the father was responsible
for acts committed by the children
and not the m~thar Tho automobile
which is alleged to have struck that
of Hogan's was the property of Mrs
La Bella, it is held in the petition.
The herald., 1922-03-02
Personal Mention
And General News
SHORT ITEMS CONCERNING
WEST SIDE PEOPLE.

Mrs. w. y. Horn of Alabama, was a
visitor to Mrs. B. c. Glider last week.
Mrs. Sperier of Lafayette, is spend
ing a few weeks here, the guests of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. J..
Coyne.
Miss Lois Walter has returned after
spending a few days in Morgan City.
Mrs. Lena Cross was elected chair
man Of the national relief committee
Of the Louisiana Registered Nurses
Association at the convention held
here last week.
President Joseph de Grange of the
Public Library Board, has named
Wilson Williams and S. H. Livaudais
as the committee TO look after the
local branch for the coming year.
Mrs. H. B. Webster and son Perish
ing spent Carnival in Algiers. the
guests Of relatives.
Mr.. Lee Fourtnet spent Carnival
in Algiers, the guest of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Mclean and
daughters, Helen and ,Merial. OF
McComb City. spent Mardi Gras with
Mrs. H. Renecky of Pacific avenue
The many friends of August Pujo
will be pleased to learn that he Is
doing nicely at Touro lnfirmary.
The Italian Progressive Associa
ton held an important meeting Sun
day afternoon.
Orange Grove No. 8, Woodmer
Circle, will hold it's regular meeting
Thursday, March 2. All member:
are requested to attend, as business
/ of importance will be transacted.
Martin Behrman Tent No. 10, Mac
cabees, held a special review last
Thursday at the K. of P. Hall. State
Supreme Commander M. ]. Bulger
attended.