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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-23

The man who talks much about
how poor he once was is merely call
ing attention to how poor he now
isn't
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-23

FOR SALE - Small rolI.ton >
desk. To make room mns, 4. ~]
once. Call 429-J.
lid
7-2O.Lr, Il
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-23

and you'll never meet up with
the bootleg guys.
1t seems unreasonable that soft
coal situation should have so many
hard angles.
1t is safe to argue with any man
except the one who has bunch that
he is in the wrong.
If you can't afford porgola, you
can get that finishing touch of class
by parking a few golf clubs on the
front perch.
"Shoot if you must this old gray
head, but don't read my fool letters
in court" he said.
Our idea of a philosopher is
one wk0 has hay ferer and
thanks Heaven he isn't an ele-
plant.
Tourists volunteer the information
that hands across the sea usually are
extended with the palm up.
The man who talks much about
how poor he once was is merely call
ing attention to how poor he now
isn't.
Small-town life is very pleasant
after you learn not to care darn
how much people talk about you.
Our observation is that the resort
hotel Just like home" usually is fill
ed with badly spoiled children.
There is always something to wor-
ry about, Even though the coal
strike may no longer be in vogue, the
ice men may strike next December.
There's one good thing about
an aid route. County commits
siOners cant Improve" it and
make it impossible.
After the people are divided into
unions, groups, blocs and kIans, there
isn't anybody left to be the public.
As the winter approaches with no
coal in sight, one casts speculative
eye on the heavy mission furniture.
The politician reflects sadly that
passing the soldier bonus wouldn't be
much more dangerous than passing
it up.
If Loninc really is losing his mind.
it is only a question of time until
some ribaId person viii refer to it as
has-bcan.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-23

Small-town life is very pleasant
after you learn not to care a darn
how much people talk about you.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-23

Our observation is that the resort
hotel Just like home" usually is fill
ed with badly spoiled children.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-23

There is always something to wor-
ry about, Even though the coal
strike may no longer be in vogue, the
ice men may strike next December.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-23

There's one good thing about
an aid route. County commits
sioners cant improve" it and
make it impossible.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27
MAYO %.

I.azerns Bros. VS.. Generoso Fernan-
(lez & Go. CObro, de dinero.. ~ Az
Kofber & Co. Tvs w. G. Me- Adams.
Cobro de dinero. En- cadal uno de eS-
tos casoS Sc decret0 el aseguramien1
to de. Ia efectividad de la sentencia. ,
Sues. Francisco Salas VS.. Demetrio
Quintero. Ratiticaci6n de contratOJ
Gomparecieron losi abogados de lambas
parties la vista tie la aprObabi0n de
la Exposition del Gaso4 ybla sOmetie-
; ron. Ia corte. la apruebay iunitndOlo
al correspondence certifieado, j -
+ John r. Brooke iJr. Frances j.
Nest6n. DiyorcioI La cOrte seiiala
la vista de la exception previa de la
demandada para lei % del cOrriente
las, 8 a m.. de. acalerdo con la; esti!
pulaci6n de las parties radicadai hoy.
Conception Calvo VS.. Elias de Ara
ma. Divorcio., La eorte ordena la ici-
taci0n del demandado por medic de
iedictos.i aa, aj 3zo' go
Maria Estefanfa del Rosario Y OtrOs
VS.. Higinio Allende Cruz, ct al. Nu-
lidad de actuaciones. A moci0n del
demandado, la corte lie cOncede una
pr6rroga de dias para preparar un
memorandum de autoridades.
Nicolas Hernandez & Co. VS.. w. X.
Seage Co. Whitney Central Trust,
etc. CobrO de dinero. La cOrte por
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27

bEhlIlN, mdyO.-Ou JOfenCltO, quc
durante algdn tempo era motive de
serias perturbaciones para el Gobier-
no aleman, al fin ha cafdo en- manos
de la policfa. en- esta capital. Su nom
bre es Erich Anspach su edad "a
aiiOs.
ha llevado una vida pecaminosa IL
bre, en- todos los 6rdenes. Una vez
sc establecio en- Vancouver, despues
de un viaie hecho como poliz6n, fue
devuelto. de aquella ciudad, a su tie
ira de Alemania, por compatriotas ca
ritativos. Despues lie di0 la mania de
fabricar tickets de casas de empeho
v certificates dc examenes para estu-
diantes que Sc encontraban incapaci-
tados para ganarse los diplomas en-
buena lid, por medic del estudio Ia
constancia. Y de este modo hizO su
agosto.
Ultimamente decide dedicarse al
periodismo, y fue propuesto para la
redacci6n de un diario socialista de
Berlin, donde libr6 algunas campafias
impulsivas. Ocupando este puesto
atent6 a su vida por dos veces, que
riendose suicidar. Su deseO de mo-
rir naci6 de haber sido llevado a un
asilo, para ser puesto en- observation,
por creersele un lunaticO incurable.
Pero al ser liberado, lie entr6 el de-
SEQ profundo de dedicarse con vigoro-
so aliento la alta polftica. en- es-
ia esfera fue que pens6 haber dado
en- el clavo juzgando que en- este ra-
mo de las iniciativas humans era que
radicaban sus grandes energfas Y su
capacidad no igualada Y al fin Sc pro-
puso llegar a la altura que lie lie
yaban sus ilimitadas ambiciones.
FL metodo que puso Ell practica fue
de 10 mas atrevido que pueda imagi-
narse: entregandose de lleno a una
serie de maquinaciones estupendas por
10 diab6licas, Sc dispuso d lleyar a ca
bo un rompimiento entire Alemania,
Russia, Turqufa, los Balkanes, inclu-
yendo asi era possible" al Jap6h Y Es-
pafia en- esta formidable Alianza, con-
ira. las naciones de la Entente, forma-
da por Inglaterra, Francia, Italia Y
Belgica. La atrevida imagination de
este joven extraordinario, llevaba por
fin proyocar una rupttifa,' EN- fortna
que Alemania yolviera ip6f los fuefos
de la revancha resuftara svictofiosa
.. en- esta nueva cruzada, d0minaIdo los
! pueblos que en- La pasada Eguerra re-
sultaron conquistadores, shasta redu-
cirlos polvo." - ~ 80 7
Para provocar el golpe, Sc compla-
cfa Anspach EN- publican despachcs iE+
ventados por el, que laiizaba corfer
por medic de la prensa y ell TELEGRAPH,
los cuales iban a parar4 a.; los lfmites
del mundo, enredando el ovillo de la
trama, y en- que hacfa apareeer a las
mencionadas naciones en- conflicto, de
modo que las cancillerfas tuvieran que
interyenir y tai vez de un cambio de
| notas discusiones diplomaticas sal
tara ell enojo las atlas esferas gu
! bernamentales. Y casi, casi, iba SUR
tiendo SUI efecto la trarna del gran da-
ma International.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27
RESOLUG|ONES JUD|C|ALES
DlSTRITO PRiMERO

los fundamentals de su opinion, decla-
ia con lugar la exception previa de
falta de jurisdiction interpuesta pOr
la demandada.
ZalduondO NIier & Co. VS.. Manuel
Perez Caban Y otros. Cobro de paga-
re. A mOei6n de los cOmerciantes, la
corte les tiene por desistidos de esta
acci0n, ordenando ell levantamiento del
embargo trabadO, con imposition de
coStas. =,
Celso Garcia villa VS.. MADEIRA Gar
'cfa Tobacco Co. Cobro de sueldos. A
moci6n del demandante, La corte 10
tiene por desistido de esta acci6n, sin
especial condensation de costas.
y Andres Isaac Candelario VS.. Agapi-
to del Toro. Daiios y perjuiciOs. A
mdcion del demandado, la corte lie con
cede una pr6rroga de 10 dfas para con-
testar. b.hV Il
: Isabel Ortega VS.. Francisco Alivar.
Divorcio. La corte senala la vista de
este. casoi para el 81 del corriente.
las 8 a. NJ I N
Irving National Bank VS.. w. @. NJ.
Adams. Cobro de dinero. La corte
aprueba la estipulaci6n de las parties
radicada hoy; suspendiendo la vista
de este case, hasta nuevo selalamien-
to.
Ramon JOsefa Mercado VS.. Sues.
de Ramon Ferreira. Cobro de dine
TO. A moci0n de los demandadOs, Ia
corte les concede una pr6rrOga de 10
dfas para hacer sus alegaciOnes.
Tomas Castro Rosario VS.. Antonio
Piza. Reivindicaci0n. La corte, por
los Fundamentals de SUI opinion, decla-
ia sin lugar la demanda, con imposi-
ci6n de costas al demandante.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27

Uno de los muchOs recursOs de que
Sc vali0 este desequilibrado, fue el de
publican istas fantasticas de oficia-
les de policia, due sumaban $4,000
nombres Ell eXcesO de los lfmiteS pres
critics por el tratado de Versailles, pa
ra las fuerZas armadas de Alemania.
OtrO el de mover su antOjo numerO-
sos cOntigentes de tropas bOlcheviques
de I'M puntO otrO, con el fin de alta
car Inglaterra por la India, Po-
lonia pOr Ia Lituania OtrO, inventan-
dose maquinaciones de los franceses
para atentar contra ell dominic de los
espailoles Ell Marruecos, Y asf sucesi-
vamente. La prensa varias veces re-
gistr0 en- sus cOlumnas decretOs que
publicaba ell MinisteriO de la Guerra
aleman, falsos, ordenando ell recluta-
mientO de trOpas, que mOtiyaban Otras
tantas notas de Francia a Berlin; Sc
iialaba supuestas Organizaciones Sc
cretas de estudiantes, preparandose
para la revancha que Sc fabricaban
barcOs naves Ell Jap0n, en- nnmerOs
considerables y hasta que los Esta-
dos Unidos Sc proponfan invadir Me-
jico repartirse China con los demas
Poderes, para provocar las iras de los
amarillos. Y todo este, Sc juzga que
10 hacia Anspach en- connivencia con
otros sujetos que no Sc han podido en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27
LIN jover1 aleman, en- su locura de ha~
cerse celebre, rataba de encender
otra guerra mundial
LA POLIClA LEILA DETENlDO, DESPUES DE ARRAfN>
earle CuRlOSAS DECLARAClONES

contrar Y que residen en- el eXtrange-
ro.
No estando documentadO en- cues
ftiones ecOn6micas, inventaba tales
estadfsticas de las exportaciones de
Alemania, que realmente eran tenta-
doras exigir inmediatamente una re
clamaci6n por parte de los Aliados.
Muchos de los asuntos de gran in
teres que Sc publicaron Ell la prensa
mundal que Sc referfan a la tran
,tez de relaciones de las POtencias en-
Geneva, Sc debierOn esta imagina-
ci0n calenturienta v avida de guerra,
de destruction, de sangre, perO como
prop6sito un fin patri6ticO; la de vol
yer yer a Alemania triunfante Y
duefia del porvenir de sus enemigas
de aver.
AL ser detenido v declararse cOnfe-
so, muy regocijado dijO que el no era
ning6n tonto; que no conforme con
la suerte que lie habfa deparadO a su
pals, Sc propuso aliarlO con otras po-
tencias, para volver al puesto que real
mente debfa ocupar en- ell mundo. Que
habfa que proceder un reajuste mum
dial, que este era solo possible por
medic de Otra guerra colossal. ter
min0 decIarando que Sc enorgullecla
de haber sido pOr alg1n tempo "el
verdadere director de la polftica exte-
! rior de Alemania.''
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27
R1NA con REVOLVER Y pUNAL


En- la noche del 20 del corrienntte rii,eante .elsN esn
Coafno y durante i'm velorio en- las
casas de valentfn Alvarado, barrio
Palmarejo, Sc suscito un disgusto en-
ire Juan Tomas Aquino Jesds Ma
ria Torres, del ,misnio batrio, hacien-
do nso de revolver puhal. del que
rcsul,6 Torres con una herida en- el
D, e!io y otra en- L. mano izquierda,
pgoducidas par el ptthal que pcrtaba
el Aquino. Fueron denunciados por
alterar la paz. Torres ingres6 en- el
Hospital Municipal. FL revolver del
Torres pudo ser ocupstto por clio
Sc lie denunci6 por portar armas pro
hibidas. Ell pufial no frie hallado.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03
Wheat GroMers Meet.

Special 20 The World
ENID, Nov. "A two-day ses-
sion OF the directors OF the Okla
homa Wheat Growers association
was held here Monday and Tnes-
day. Carl Williams, editor OF the
Oklahoma Farmer Stockman OF
Oklahoma City; l., W, Shields, Guy.
mon; Floyd Dali Mooreland: ID. q.
Murley, Capron; Ed Brazen, La
mont; j. A. Bluhaugh, Ponca City,
henry MueEgenhorg, Okarche
George Reamer Fairmont: j. III
Banks, sentinel: W, l.. Walker. Hol.
lister chairman and a, II. Lam
bert, Brinkman, were present.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03
BOY SHOOTS HIMSELF
Hcnching for Gun, II Is Discharged
Driver of Auto That Killed
hoy Is Released.
Special to The world,

Special 10 The World;
OkMuLGEE. Nov. 2.--Ben Car
ter, l6, was shot and seriously
wounded at tn" homo OF his grand
father j. T.. Carter. oue-halr mile
west OF sharp, when he accidentally
discharged a shotgun.
The boy reached inside OF harm
door 20 pick up the shotgun which
was discharged as the hammer
struck plank. The shot entered
the boys right shoulder aud his
clothing was ignlled His grand
parents and mother ran 10 his as
sistauCe ana put out the blaze. The
boy was brought TO Okrulgee
where his wound was dressed. lie
is resting easily at the city hos
pital.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03
Kansas

WINFIELD, Kan, Nov, 2.--rhis city
WI s gel,e'Seo Atinlsli't dsy o. Ftlaay aHy
upniycrsary Gate, IN order that business
utru may not no detained from the tcutlvi.
tns by The rust. OF saturday trade.
.IREDOSIA, Kan. Nov. s,-rhs stock
heldCrs Of the local fdir association are
nbt dauntod by tho fact that de-
sent years fair They voted this week
10 repeat ihe talr next year aud 60 70
tgrn the prle0 of admission from 20 cents
~ 80 cents.
tyOFFENyGLLU, kan, Nov, Alt took
tnrco ministers Of the colored baptist
duct tho services last sunday Tor John
irllridgC, known aa doc CuuscY" lndlou
hetb doctor and Baptist preacher. who
died Thursday pight. october .d, az tho
sge OF B2 yolru. A Cherokee service had
hseu advertised, but tho relatives OF tho
deteascd wcro unable 20 got Cherokee
70. More than thtce hundred n,groca.
thCrohCcH, mixed hlauds and white people
drued ont To- The services, whIgh were
Hsld iu Hickory crock church seven mllcs
sauthoaHt Of CofieyNulc.
PARSONS, Kan. Nov. AZ. u Hauu.
i ns result OF injuries received ct ths
shnps whom s'rIus ul box CtraNrau over
on 10. tturNyd % crushed shoulder
Iaa. aod U.i'oi SSat 4 fcw hoa5s .s' .rsr
lGl accident
MOUND VALLEY. Ken. Nov. ? Mrs
JaHa White, tN, rs dvHd hero. she had
H''aH' here for O. number ~ years. come
~ uaH tawvR. WAero aNv lived a long
She igltra daughter MIS-. Iva
1pso u' This community
a'NARb, Eau, Sow g-Mlas Lulu
y" usau, tho former rr1fr D.auN hIEh
'HIauI t"arl,I who disappeared sometime
~, auluE t1 report Ton duty when
q."H. opened. ana tor whom O. nation
sT1o search NlE been maze, uls been
UHHi.i Through bor father usldlug here.
e sr i,arl.us school 10 Montana. She
Wrs Thought bv Pratt people To- have
,hptl with r baptist minister of Alta
amt The reason for hCg leaving with.
u.upiug iu.uds has not been ca.
ptuu,i
!'OFFENNlLLE, Kan, Nov. byron
'spp,r, grocer OF this city, sustained frao-
fys yf three rlha ana other injuries sun.
1ay when H car he was drying was struck
- another cor arlyon by a., u. Hardin AT
u b point on thu Coffeyvllie- Independence
AiGhwuy about one mile north OF Liberty
~ midway between here and indepan
uolur. Hardin und two companions W
" hhnkins and charles Ooldsbury, wer,
~ thc Cotiryvilo city jall. where on Mon,
H-nco OF cooper, charging the mef
ralIty and were reIuanded 10 tai pendip,
'aeir preliminary hearing In default .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03
Northern Texas

DALLAS. Texas. Nov. R.--Official. Of
land colleges In Texas. oklahoma and New
MoNioo In meeting here this week out.
llnon plan for enlarging tho scope OF
the colleges In economies OF farming. J.
II, Eskridge, president Of the Oklahoma
Agricultural aud Mechanical college was
present.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03
n Gi,cn n. A. NJ. Degrees.

Members OF the Okmulgee chap
tor No, so, Royal Arch Masons,
conferred degrees upon 65 candi-
dates yesterday. The new members
were the honor guests at a banquet
Addresses were given by Grand
High Priest Wilsn, OF Tulsa; c, y.
CroaEQT. Musk0gee; Rev, ]. g
Curry, OF Heuryotta, and several
local attorneys
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03
Lack Released on BOND.

I'd Lack, of Hcnryotta, driver Of
the automobile that ran down and
killed James Palmer ll-year-old
hoy, at Heuryetta saturday night,
has been released on a $1,000 bond
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03

DALLAS, TeNas, Nov "A local or
chestra furnished music Tor q dance In
MRunsville, Okla, one night this week
Transmitting tho music from Dallas by
wireless through btoadoaSting plant OF
local newspaper.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03

PARIS. Texas Nov. 80. n. McBeatl
OF this county has sold 5000 bales vi
cotton TO a Dallas buyer fnr an RREregat,
price OF t2bb,OO0 The cotton was thl
crop or Mr. Mcneath and some Of hii
neighhors. which he had bought u Il
the biggest single sale from single pro
ducor Of cotton eyer made here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03

VERNON, ToHas. Noy, :,--polios and
sheriff'a office men are searching for four
bandits who robbed seven men ON Main
street In this town the other night About
tl5O was secured by tho holdup men.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03

pENIsoN. Texas Nov ANDY Moody,
90 years old. was burned 60 death near
hore today IN fire that consumed his
small farm home. Nelghbofs who at
tempted to rescue the old man were
driven back by flames
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03
lIiSSOHrI

.rHtsGriEip. Mu. a... 2HoitinE ~
iHr.r reasons pour IHrfuIrH this fali and
present hIFr IN.eH fYr feeds. tho mcm.
uyrs uf the BffynHn'H tHIm club ~
Grssua county. in monthly aossion. voted
~ rsIfa iia whoIsrsIo lIIrr NJ milk from
g. u uuu#..t pounds tn tatb ami tho
retail rr.0r fIuu bH ueu'r t0 ~ cents .
pint 1hH members .sgsiy practically au
NJ tho milk uaDl in Springfield
ipri'g. $40. N9v Announcement is
made Haf passenger aud t.HIu service
over Ir ~ a. E A railroad into Joplin.
discontinued July 80. iy5i viii be 70.
sHwaI .a..mDtr 10.
srluHptIELp. Mo-. Nov. work ot
s,uIuE ua big steel brawa arI0ss the
frame work W the new t1b0 900 train
uE school huudiug 81 the local state
rrarbrrB college was begun t'iay
JOPLIN. M1. Nov 2-.Gootraets will
hs lot soon Cor tho construction ~ = con.
.f,ta road 60 nu the gau between tho
Joplin gaIrnt ROAD ami the Bslrus. River.
ION road. according 60 nn announcement
made ycaitfday.
CARTHAGE. Mo, Nov. ? After fau.
INK 60 uud anything ~ value in the home
~ e. W Riuchnrt Of this city, n butEulat
entered tho room whore EiuehHti was
sleeping. forced MIN 10 hand over isso In
change witch was under his pii'"w and
raCHpcd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03
Arkansas

CONWAY, Ara. Nov. Placed on fiat
cars WIN a Eunid ana o barrel Of water
70 tha car Tor fife protection, = train OF
ID cars ot cotton attracted ennsidorabi
attention here sni recalled conditions OF
20 years ago. when this was thu usual
manner or transporting cotton. The cot,
toh was uncoinprcssod. As an additional
procaution against danger, the .nain. was
placed on tho roar Of thu train.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03

FORT SMITH. Ark, Nov. "a free
medical dispensary whore former service
men can receive treatment for disabili.
ties received white they were In service.
Ia TO be established In a few days as a
pnrt OF tina United s,atsa Vetofana bureau.
Announcement Of the dihponsary was mhds
Tuesday by W. r. lee. sub district man
aEor for tho bureau.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03

FORT SMITH. ARK. Nov 2--Tho dry
weather, which mas facilitated picking
has resulted In tho gins OF Sebastian coun-
ty turning out nearly twice as many baisa
ut cotton as, ~ ;h- same date IN 1871.
icOnatd Dyer. government reporter OF
ginning for sebastian county, repottA that
up to october Is. this year, 1850 bales
had been glnned at the same date.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03

FAfETTENlLLE. Ark, Nov. Mon
day was the opening date for In, twenty.
nlnth annual hunt Of the kofthwest Ar.
kanHas Fox Hunting association. The sporl
wiz continue through tho WeeK m,
Wain camp attended by hunters from fout
states. IN pitched hair mile from th,
main road on tho Favotte pentonylii,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03

ZINE BLuFF. Arh.. Nov s-Dr Johi
" Moore, pastor Of tho First naptis
church ~ this city. sunday presented hil
resignation TO the church, effective I'm
medlatey, IN order that he might bscom,
national lecturer In hehalf of tho ku
kluS klHn. 10 viii leave within fov
days for California, whore he viii begin .
series Of Khan lectures
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03

hLYTHEVfLLE. Ark., Nov. s-.niyths
VIE IL to have q new tiO,O 600 Jail Ac-
rotdlhE 70 tho appropriation made by
we quorum court at us'oola last week.
The new 1850 600 courthouse viii now
nave an adjacent building In Keeping with
its architectural beauty.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03

WINFIELD. KAN Nov 2.--Ihis city
Wall celebrate AWlstiCe day on Friday,
November 10, one day before thu fourth
bpnivctsary Gate, IN order that business
ut'u may not no detained from the tebtlvl
tns by the rush OF Saturday trade.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03

C1uCKAsHA, Nov. III. y. Csri of VI
Reno, brakeman on tho Rock Island ral-
road. foil between two ears ~ moving
freight train near AEawau, 90 miles south
~ hero yesterday and sustained INJURIES
from which no died several hours later
widow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03

pANSDNs, Kan, Nov. 2--J. N Hamu.
. dIcl lu a hnsu.tHU here Tho other
> ns result ot injuries received pt the
hnps whom e. string oi box CtraNrau over
ON ne received % crushed suolld,U
usHo1 stomach and plnor informal lu.
uH.' and lived but O. few hours after
DC accident.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-07

Thursday from Washington. D. c.,
where she has been the guest of Sena-
tor Charles Curtis and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Gam.
Fur. remodeled. Baer's Hat shop.
ADV.
who has been the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joe E. Morgan, and Mr..
Morgan, returned to her home Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Brayman have re-
turned from Kansas City, where they
spent a few days with their daughter,
Mrs. Homer Lee Blackwell.
Mrs. B. NJ. Gillespie will go to st.
Joe Wednesday for a few days visit
with relatives.
Miss Leah Belle Duff has gone to
Wichita Falls, Texas, for a months
visit.
Mrs, Noel Wood and her two little
sons are guests of Mrs. Woods par
ents, Mr.. and. Mrs H. r. Hereford,
at their home in Odessa. Mo.
w. H. Kemper for state treasurer
Adv.
Mrs. George staebler will go to
Tulsa this week end for a few days
visit to Mr.. Staebler, who is there on
business.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Atkinson is the guest of
her mother in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Guild are visit
ing at The Elns in Excelsior Springs,
Mo.
Mr.. Philip FabeI has returned from
Pasadena. Calf, and expects to re-
main in Topeka.
Hemstitching. Baer's Hat Shop
Adv.
Mrs. C. A. Wilbur. of South Dennis,
Mass, will arrive Wednesday to be
the guest for the winter of Mrs. c. o.
Knowles. Mrs. Wilbur formerly lived