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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-11

Gran expectation ha tenido el viaje
ii Puerto Rico del Conision;;,io Resi-
dente seiior C6rdoya Davila y muchos
diversos concentrates sc han hechl
en- los cfrculos polfticos, respecto de
81.
En- la propia Mansion Ejecutiva
aunque han gllardGdo silenci0, Sc sa-
be que hay gran interes pOr conocer
les prop0sitos Y actuaciones del Conf
sionaao Residcnte Y sobre todo la in
c0snita de SUI inesperada vista. Il Pto.
Rico
De las direcciones de los partidOs
republicanO V Socialista Sc infOrma
que estln ell expectation de 10 que
olga el representative del pGiS en- el
Chngreso Ge 10 que de acucrdo con
clio actlie su colecividad en- relaci0n
en- las dificultades con Ell Eiecutivu
de Ia isla.
Sc han corrido diy"rsas versiones
lie E,es;venencias entire algunos lea
ders" del partido de la mayorfa, hat
ciendose figurar en- clio al Speaker
de Ia Camara, seiior Coll y Cuchf, pc
10 no hay NADIA Official Y todo Sc re-
duce concentrates mas menoS 10
gicos.
III vapor en- que lego el senior Cor
80, n5,-;lo f,1h Sailal l11A alreucQOr
de las nueve Y muchos elementos u
Ia direction del pGrtido Y otros unlo-
nistas fueron al mlelle desde tempra-
no. No sc habfa hablado dc reclol-
miento V apesar de clio los aslstentes
al melle erCn muy numerosos, La
directiva del partido, el alcaEde DE
San Juan, Senadores Representah
tes. miembrOs de la Asamble& NUM-
cipal de la ciudad Y mas de 1000 per
sonas de to(lAs classes sociales Sc reu
nieron en- el muelle.
Por consideration Il que en- el va
Dor llegGon los restos de la que rue
distingliGla. sonora Isabel .Oppenhei
mer de Santiago, Sc suprimi0 la BAN
da del Ayuntamiento en- la manifesto
ci0n..
I'm retiGctor de Ell IMPARCIAIl
cambi6 breves frases con el COmlsio-
nado. No desea hacer ninguna mani
festacion en- tanto no confprencie con
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-11
SUCESO SANGRIENTO EN- LA FAMOSA
PRISON DE MOUNT JAY.
Ell Santiago" de la Ward Line esta corriendc
un seriO peligrO cientO treinta
millas de Keywest.
Ell gran boxeadOr frances Charley Ledoux
derrOt6 anOche al campeOn de Ingla-
terra Tommy Harrison.

CINCINNATI, octubre 11.-Segln
informe suministrado por el Presi-
dente del Hamilton Country Bank de
Cinn., los bandidos que asaltaron el
banco y robaron una de las cajas en-
septiembre %, sc llevaron la canti-
dad de doscientos veinte mil dollars
en- dinero Y bonos.
PARIS, octubre 11.-Ayer Sc pre-
sento ante la Corte del Sena, la de-
manda de divorcio de la princesa Vlonn
que Sc llamo antes Mrs. Helen Kelly
Goul, de New York. La princesa Gu
va vida matrimonial ha sido un reso-
nante fracaso Sc case ell ano II. La
noticia fue trasmitida por cable a
New York, embellishments.
LONDRES, octubre 11.-Francia Sc
repone en- parte del quebranto sufri-
do con la derrota de su idolo Carpen-
tier. Anoche, el gran boxeador fran
ces Charley Ledoux derroto en- el de-
cimonono asalto a su contrincante el
ingles Tommy Harrison, champion de
Inglaterra. Ell desafio constaba de
veinte asaltoS. ..-.....
NEW YORK, octubre lila prem
sa cOmenta la nOticia de que ell ST..
Cole NJ. Morse, gran amigo del ex pre-
sidente del Consejo de Ministries de
Francia en Ia, epnea de la guerra,
Georges Oiemeneeau, Il pesar de sus
ochenta dos aiios bien cumplidOs,
ira solo tedas parties, sin necesidad
de ser acompa1ladO por nadie, como Sc
habfa dicho. sin eollocer las energfas
extraordinarias de que esta dotado el
"Tigre.''
NEW YORK, octubre 11.-Telegra-
ffan de Key West que aver sali6 pre-
cipitadamente un remolcador con rum
bo las costas de Cuba por haberse
recibido noticia de que el vapOr San
tiago de la compafiia Ward. Sc encuen-
ira en- grave peligro a 1900 millas de
Key West.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-11
Regres6 hoy

El senor Anselmo Lores Gonzalez,
socio y comprador de la acreditada
firma comercial de esta plaza, Coma
lez Padin y Cia., ha regresado hoy
de los Estados Unidos en- ell vapor
"San Lorenzo, con un gran carga-
mento de mercancias de Ultima nove-
dad, que pronto estaran la venta
para satisfacer a la gran clientela.
Nuestro saludo de bienvenida al
amigo senior Lores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-11

PARIS, octubre 11.-SegGn infor-
mes del HeraldO de Paris, el gobierno
de Francia Sc propone enviar al de
Washington SUI protesta Immediate
por las severas reglas prohibicionistas
tai Y como Sc pretende aplicar ST.
guiendo los consoles del Attorney Ge-
neral, a los buques extranjeros que
naveguen por aguas de los Estados
Unidoa y que entren en- puertos ame-
ricanos. Francia advertira al gobier-
no de Washington que de ponerse Ell
vigor tan extrana reglamentacion, el
gobierno de Paris tendra que ir la
Immediate represalia.
NEW YORK, octubre 11.-Ayer sa-
lio de este puerto el escuadron de des-
troyers que dara escolta al trastlan-
tico frances La Lorraine cuyo bor-
do vienen los veteranos de la gran
guerra, representando siete de los
principales paises que tomaron parte
en- la lucha. Vienen los veterarios con
objeto de tomar parte en- la conven-
cion que ha de llevarse a efecto en-
New Orleans, organizada por la Le-
gion Americana. La escuadrilla de
destroyers escoltaran al Lorraine
hasta ell puerto, cerca del cuarentena-
rio, donde Sc les brindara los ex-
cursionistas un recibimiento extraor-
dinario.
WASHINGTON, octubre 11.--El
dia so del corriente estara totalmen-
te listo para poder salir hacia Cons
tantinopla. el barco-madre para los
destroyers. que Sc construye actual
mente, desplegando en- los ultimos
arreglos, gran actividad, en- ell astille-
70 de Philadelphia. Ell barco-madre
Sc destina a proveer de 10 necesario a
los veinte destroyers americanos que
estan en- aguas de Constantinopla.
SOUTHAMPTON, octubre 11.-La
muerte del famoso millionaire, Mr.
Isaac Guggenheime, conocido por el
Rey del Cobre, ocurrida aver en- su
fastuosa residencia de esta localidad
ha sido muy lamentada por todo e.
vecindario. Por la casa mortuoria ha
desflado toda la poblacion, llevandc
flores. Uno de los primeros telegra'
mas que llegaron dando ell pesame
fue del Presidente Harding.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-11
FRANClA ADVIERTE AL COBIERNO De WASHINGTON
QUE 81 Sc APLICA, COMO Sc ANUNCIA, la RECLA-
MENTACION PROHIBICIONISTA, IRA ALAREPRESALlA
Amalia Molina

La graciosfsima tonadillera famo-
sa ba1larina de g6nero clasico espa-
mol, nos hiZ0 aver una amable vista
FL debut serd ell jueves. como dijimos
va. pero el jueves por Ia tartle. va que
Us el Dfa de la Raza V Amala Moli-
Ia es una artista representative de
ESQ: de la Raza. asf con mayuscula,
porque aunque la deliciosa artista cs
menudita y nervioSa, como debe ser
toda artista de eSe gencro V como 10
prescrihen los clnOneS teatrales para
tener la figura ideal aunque parece
una muchachita que eSpcra al novio
asomada a la reja de seda de sus pes
ta1aS. en- la noche luminosa de sus
ojos andaluces, Uunque eli apariencia
Amalia Molina es toda fragilidad V
gracia Y aniiiamiento mimoso Amalia
Molina es una gentil V bizarra repre-
sentante de la Raza. mo cncarna
ella. los cuarenta V nueve tipos regi0-
males de Espana, interpreta las arro
gantes, las emotivas. las dulces can
clones de cada region? Ya es ESQ
bastante, para una artista: tener cua-
Iueve coplas V cuarenta Y nueve de-
coraciOnes, una para cada una dc las
canciones que interpreta. pero ella no
Sc satsface con ESQ, Sino que en- cada
pals de America que vista. va estu-
diando un tipo V 10 incorpOra Il Su re-
pertorio. Asf Sc puede lamar con pie
no derecho la Artista de la Raza, que
Sc va Il presentar Il nuestro publico ell
Dia de la Raza.
gios del arte espailol Ell Paris. en-
Londres. Ell New York
En- Paris fue escOgida para estre-
mar, ell la Gran Opera. el fandando gi-
tano que Sc baila en- el sPgundo acto
de GoyescdS, la opera superba del glo-
rioso Maestro Granados, y tuvo un
exito caluroso.
Pero nosotros seguiremOs hablando
de Amalia Molina, va que su actual
ci6n en- San Juan ha de darnos mott
vo para clio. asf tendremos OCCASION
de il diciendo algO de 10 que sabemos
de ella. Una de las cosaS que sabe-
mos es que Amalia Molina eS peri0-
dista v que yiene aqui guitar mu-
chos moilos La deliciosa artista Sc
villana de la que ha dicho Benaventc
que del Arte del pueblo. que eS artis-
ia cuantlo llora cuando rfe. ha he
cho una sfntesis genial. tiene un pc
ri6dico, un peri0dico que So titula Ell
ChiQuitn de Ii PrcHsd. Ella 10 tie
ne para darse bombo. ipero no hacen
10 mismo muchos individuos que no
tienen la disculpa de mereccrlo?..
Hasta manana tno? Hasta mana
ma, que iremos aplaudir la maga
de las canciones Y de los bales po-
pulares espanoles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-11
Ell LcdO. Roman DiaZ

En el vapOr que lego hog lie Nue-
va York, ha regresddo nuestro amigo
el Lcdo Roman Daz Collazo, que es-
tuvo en- el Continente unt. corta tenn
porada.
Tambi6n rcgres0 ell seilor Manuel
Paniagua su distiuguida familia, Il
quien salud& mes.
Nucstra bienyenida a totiOS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-11
VisitandO a San Juan

Ha eStado en- Ii; ciudad, con ii pro-
p0sito de rccibir Il parientes que re-
greSaron de los EstaC0s UnidcS, ei
culto joyen arecibeno, doctor ell CRU
gfa dental, senor Coll y Watlington. rn.
gresando enseguida !, su rcsidencia en-
la culta ciudad del Norte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-11
Regres6 del NOrte

En- ell vapor de hoy ha regresado de
su viaje a los Estados Unidos nues-
tro amigo ell seiior Manuel Martinez
Alvarez, de la comercial j. Martinez
y Comp. S. en- G., que fue hacer COM
pras para la conocida casa. Viene sa-
tisfecho de sus negocios. Bienvenido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-11
Una carta del Sr. Consul
de Espa1a
8 de Octubre, 1929.

ue OcLuDrc, lJE@'
Sr. D. Jose Perez LoSada.
Director de Ell IIPARCIAL..
San Juan p. r.
Muy seilor mfo y distinguido compa-
triota:
Ell gobierno de S. NJ. sc encGrga dc
dGr la mayer y mas especial publici-
dad possible del Real Decreto de Con
voca toria Y Real Orden de Organiza.
ci0n Gel Primer "Congreso Nacional
del Comercio Espaiiol Ultramar. que
tendra lugGr en- Barcelona. Madrid y
/ Sevilla. durapte los meses de mario
abril de 1923.
! A ese fin acudo usted para que
por medic de SUI respectable peri6dicO
tenga u bien daE & cOnOcer al publicO
todo 10 referente a esa importante
reunion cuyo plan; reglamentO Y es-
tatutos, remito Z usted adjuntos.
Dandole gracias anticipates por su
/ DCllcNUld dCOS1ud, lhS 70 SIutO SuSCII-
BRINE de uSted muy atento S. S. )
amigo.
/ u. e. S. III.
ErNestO Frey'e.
Tcdo plan, reglamento y EstatutO de
tan importante Congreso, 10 inserta
mos hoy, pesar de su extension, pa
ra d;.rle al brillante pr0grama de
gran proyecto, la publicidad que desqG
el senior Consul Y que sin duda mere
ce.
Ell IMPARCIAL desea colaboral
por este medic, siendo un buen vehf
culo de propaganda, & euanto pueda
cooperar al exito final de la magma
empresa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
WOMEN ASSIST FIRE BOYS
Daycnport's Burning Auto EStin.
gulshcd ~ Old Bucket Method.

Special 10 The world
VIN1TA, Jan. lS---An ex-congress-
man, n studebaker ear, two women.
four buckets Of water and tho fire
department furnished excitement
and entertainment for some OF the
west side residents Sunday after
noon Ex-Congressman James s..
Davenport. while Joy riding. noticed
that his Studebaker caf was on fire
as he arrived a. that point on WeH
Canadian avenue between the homes
of Mrs. Rebecca Swain and Mrs.
Myrtle Terbush.
The alarm was quickly given for
the fire department. but the two
ladies quickly went to the rescue
with two buckets of water each, and
defeated the disgustcd flremen a..
they appeared on the scene TO per-
form heroic service. Ex-Congross-
man Jim" was grateful and went
on his way rejoicing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
RUNS FOR STATE CHAPLAIN
'nmcroD Shics Ills Hat In Ring for
the Coming Election.

Special 10 The World.
FAIRFAX, Jan ls.--Rev. Y. g,
cameron, pastor Of the Fairfax
Christian church and chaplain OF the
local post OF the American Legion,
has announced his intention Of be-
Iny In the race for the place ms state
.hnplnin In the state election ~ this
year Mr.. Cameron has spent al
most three years In the service OF
tho United States government. both
ou the border aud in the recent
war.
lie IL a young man and fully un-
dorstRnds the problems that ara
facing the oN-ecrvice men today. At
present he IS attending school at
Phlnps university at Enid in addi-
ton To- performing his duties here
with the local Christian church
tfr wae post chaplain OF the Enid
post during the first year that 10
was organized.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19

Pending the erection of its own
country clubhouse the Bonanza club
IL making plans for the establish
ment soon OF clubrooms here in
town. Selection will be made and
the club will move into them soon.
Ice Price, the newly elected prosi-
dent said yesterday. Meantime q
committee has been named TO
further plans for the country home
and to take care of the floating of
bonds for the project. II Is the plan
of the members to have the club
house situated about 10 miles out
from town, to have II completely
equipped and with golf links d
feature OF II. Work VIII probably
begin In late spring or early sum
ncr. With It's present membership
Of 1i5 the club, which IL about II
years cid, feels that It IN ready fol
expansion and establishment In ~
own quarters. Tho club has decided
10 give over one evening week
10 dancing at the Paper Lantern ana
"Wednesday has been Tentatively
agreed upon as that night The Paper
Lantern will be used exclusively by
the members OF the club on Bonanza
night,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
REACH SHIDLER FEBRUARY |


TVTTTTT 10 IHN WUTTT-
PONCA CITY, Jan. tS--Tho wcu
ern Osage spur OF the Midland Val
ley railroad from Foraker southwest
10 DeNoya will be completed az far
aa Shidlcr, the first town on tho IA
mile extension, by February 7. ac-
cording to w, l.. Plunkett. the con
tractor, The date Is said to bo 10
days ahead of schedule.
Several miles of rails are already
laid and with the completion OF
bridge No. 2, three more miles can
be raIlod Immediately. The cxten-
sion In being built In order to facili-
tate oil development in the western
Usage. In this connection 1t il un-
| derstood that the Santa Zee Is max
| ing arrangements to build "a spur
I from its eastern Oklahoma line near
Apperson to DeNoya WhizbanEO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
uTY Is BUYING NEW BOOKS
Library Wants to Have 1000 Vol
umes ON Shelves by Next Icar

CUSHTSg. Jan. 1s.--Tho Lions
club Of this city have voted 20 pur-
chase 80 new books for the munici-
pal library here. The list or needed
books will be made up by the IL
brarian and presented to the club
at its next meeting. This is the
first step towards realizing tho H.
brary boards ambition 60 Increase
the number Of books TO 1000 before
the end Of this year.
A tax levy OF one.half mill was
authorized by the voters OF the city
at the last election for tho purpose
Of getting the project started and II
is expected that this levy VIII be
Increased at the next election.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19

Bonanza night. Automobile Show.
Mosdamcs Clarence ~ Taylor and
Thomas u. Farr. hostoaSca at fort
nightly card party at Elks' club.
Tulsa Writers club, Y. W. &. A
club rooms, 7:3O O'Clock.
Serge Rachmaninoff concert In
Convention hall
Miss BETTY Comstock Thursday
Bridge club.
Benefit Bridge and Five Hundred.
Altar Society Holy Family church
IN X. OF G. home.
Mrs Frank Bllllngslca. bridge
luncheon for Mrs A. II, O'Neii.
Mr. and Mrs C. l.. waite. dinner
at the Country club for Mn. and Mrs.
A l.. Funk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
KLAN AIDS SALVATION ARMY
Makes First Contribution TO Build.
Ing Fund and offers More.

NJ MTALESTEN, Jan, It,-The fITsI
contribution In a salvation Army
drive here this week for the pur-
pose Of raising funds to purchase
q home for that organization In Nc
Alester was made by a letter from
the Ku-Klux Khan enclosing f2j.
The letter stated that the Khan
appreciates the work being done in
the city by the army and In con
clusion said that n the army needs
any more funds and will call on
the khan II Will be forthcoming.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
To Hold Jnnlor Contest.

\ statewide junior and young
artists contest Is to be held In Tulsa
April Is and 10. The Association .nf
Music Teachers reached this de-
cislon at It's regular monthly
luncheon Wednesday in the Ed
Woods cafe. over which Adoiph
Kramer presided. The announce
mcnt OF the contest was made by
the city chairman OF tho contests
committee, Mrs, Robert IA. Thomas
The association also voted to sponsor
the Junior Fine Arts club TO be
organized here in the near future
The members OF the association were
pleased 10 learn OF the improved
q condition OF It's president. Mrs
Storey white, and that thoy might
expect her to be present at the
February meeting.
Visitors IIonorcd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Flint
entertained at dinner in their hom,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
PASSING OF AN OLD SETTLER
Came to Territory From Texas About
Tupnty-twO Years Ago.

OKEMAH. Jan. 1s.-Whit j. Rut-
land, 10 years old. died at his home
near Okemah Saturday. January a.,
and the interment was made In the
Highland cemetery here sunday aft
ernoon, the services being held at
the South Methodist church. The
deceased was one OF the old settlers
ago.
Besides tho widow, several chill
dren survive him, among whom are
Ray I,utland, Mrs. G. G. Whits1n
and Stanley Rutland Of Okemah,
Mrs. Boone Warren, Mrs. Ruby Gar
Der of this county, and Mrs. Mary
Jlmson Of oklahoma City. The de-
ceased was native OF Alabama.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Rains Make Farmers Smile.

special 10 The world.
FAIRFAX, Jan ls,-Farmers of
this vicinity are wearing smiles tn a
week because rains of last week have
caused their wheat fields to turn
green. In many sections OF the
farming regions. wheat had not even
sprouted yet, as there had not been
enough moisture In the soil since tho
grain was first planted to cause Il
to do so, Recent rains have caused
sthta to come ND.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
Club EUents

The natural resources. tho in
dustries. geography and history OF
Oklahoma formed the subject matter
FOR study at the meeting OF tho
Ahtoloka club with Mrs. Il. j. Nc
Cune this week Mrs. ID, &. Turner
and Mrs. r T.. Roderict read papers,
and music by Mrs. Gregg was a
pleasant feature OF the program. The
hostcss served refreshments.
Miss Emmy Taylor and Mrs NJ G..
fircDahi scored high when the mem-
bers Of the l.. a. Bridge club were
entertained by Mrs. clifton Il.
Dewey this week, and consolation
preceded the games and was served
ut one large table at which ~ were
seated. Elaborate decorations and
lighted candles added TO the at
tractiyeneRs OF the luncheon table.
Three tables OF players enjoyed
bridge whom tho Martcs club had It's
regular meeting with Miss Kathnr-
inc Gavin this week. Mrs Harold
Balch, Miss Romayne Woichel and
Miss Janice Kimball were guests
othet than the members OF the clubs
Miss Gavin had tho assistance OF
her sister Miss Marguerite IN serv-
Ing n two-course luncheon.
The West Circle OF the First NJ
| II. church viii meet with Mrs. q. u
Green, 1880 South Norfolk Thursda,
afternoon at 2!30 o'clock.
Tho Southwestern division OF tn
Ladies' Ala OF the First NJ u
church viii meet Thursday after
noon with Mrs. W. L. Hannah. i3iI
! South Denver
| Announcement was made ycstor
/ 1ny OF the district meeting OF tn,
w. NJ. y. Of the First Baptist church
Ihey VIII be held at o'clock thu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19

Mrs. Charles Late viii prosout the
sacred cantata Ruth. by daul nt the
Tcmplc lHrnol at lith and Cheyenne
Phuraday, January 20, it was an
nounced yesterday The general
public viii bo welcomed ana tfcr"
van bo no admission charged.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19

Sixty puewH viii be seated a.
..y.e4 al the Country club tonight
when Mr and Mrs. G. T. Walt" en-
rcrtaIn at dinner for Mr.. nud Mrs
4. l.. FUNK. who viii leave tho latter
part ~ tho week fDr California.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19

ice of the A. & 81 college at still
water.
number of farmers were present.
Another meeting Of similar nature
viii be held February In Weleetka
st the city hall and much larger
attendance is expected.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19

..,untry nome. tho Films. VIII he
.pcncd to the members ~ The Shsn-
slyn club ana their frlonds Friday
nlgH' for an Informal dancing party
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19
PAVING BONDS ARE Approves
Appraisers TO Determine Bc,cs,,.
AccruiDg 60 Property Owncrs

special TO The world.
PAWHUSkA. Jan. 1s.--Stro,, Inv.
provement bonds in the amount n,
$4,000 were authorized Monday br
the city commissioners, to be lssu.5
to Stanton & Amerman for ore el,.
trlct OF paving. This district "a,
accepted by tho commissions
a board OF appraisers has boon s,
pointed in two more districts to do.
termlne tho amount OF benefit n
each property owner. and four,b
paving district will bo completed in
n few weeks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19

Two slices ~ nuo wheaton broad
They urlue yoI uu q silver plate
Ana while yuu cat ana while che
Cufa.
4 am Go wait.
Greek merchants bring you from
tho coast
Two oloaks from Tyre. an thread
ed gold
Ana whllo YOU wrap yourself and
her
find lt cold
Ttov rRI.o You rous of amethyst.
Twin flames ~ violet iva the sun.
Thoy burn upon her Hlcudcr haudH;
tiut have none.
/ hunger for tho WhDltru broad
crave cloak from Tyre,
a e1rvcn Jewel Ut amcihyH
a. hearts desire.
DOROTHY McNtCkAR In The
Ncw York TlmcR.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-19

Mrs A. H. O'Noll Of Paris. Texas.
who Is the guest uf her son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs A. O. O'Ncil,
viii be the honor guest at the bridge
luncheon TO be given today by Mrs.
Frank Billingslca. Guests viii be
limited TO friends OF MrB. Omen.
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afternoon Thursday. In the following
homes; Northwest Mrs. william
Dietrich. 1911 North Cheyenne; ;
northeast. Mrs. Earnest Johnson,
9tb Norih Main east side No. I Mrs.
Ross owens. south wheeling; east
side No 2. Mrs Alex Zoll, 1895 South
TrOogt; BrOsdmoor, Mrs Elton Nv
orctt t%Oi South Quaker, Maple
Ridge. Mrs. w n. ASpin. 1899 South
Newport. Houthcau, Mrs. 6. -. case
ne East Seventeenth. east central
Mrs. a. g. owens. 90g South Cincln
natl; west central. Mrs. j. T.. Graber
~ SOuth Guthrie: CrOsbio Heights
Mrs. q. \ Burns 30s South Olympia
/ irving Place. Mrs. Elizabeth Fair
child. 81 North Santa Fo. south
west, Mrs -. u. DelIaycn, 16ls
south Bouldcr.
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