The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16

WASIliNGTON, Feb. i5.-Downtovn
Washington was thrown into excitement
which threatened to sweep the whoiesais
district at Twelfth and B streets. north.
West. IN the rear uf the postoffjce dc.
partment.
LONDON, Feb. is.--Formai announce.
nent was made this afternoon that the
vance a loan of tj,72O 600 TO Austria AZ
once. British agents have reported that
Austria Will disintegrate entirely " not
MANSFIELD, ohio. Feb. i5.--The Mans.
ueld News today was sold by II, r. Dob
and 4. G. jenkins OF Alliance. Onto Ro.
view, and r. g, HOLES Of the t.orgtn
ono, Times-lterald, who will take pos
session tomorrow.
=, Los ANGELES. Feb. i5.--pr James
Martin PEBBLES nationally known for his
THIS afternoon. Had he lived until March
10 ha would have been 100 years old.
wAsHINToN, Feb. i5.-A eovernmen,
loan Of t5,00o0oO TO the government OF
Liberia was proposed IN n resolution In
troduced In the house this afternoon by
hepres' NATIVE Fordney, republican OF
Michigan.
wAsHlNGToN. Feb i5.-socrctary Of
the Treasury Mellon was charged with
''nOtoriously dlsobcylng the penal law"
In connection with the operation Of the
federal reserve board In a speech de-
liv9red In the senate late today by Sena.
tor watson. democrat OF Georgia.
WASHINGTON Feb. 1b-president
Harding today Indicated he would not call
national housing conference until the
unemployment and agricultural confer
ence have shown substantial evidence OF
LONDON, Feb. l5.--A general election
Will be held In Ireland within two months
70 elect n parliament, Michael Collins OF
tho Dublin provisional government an.
nouncod today.
PARIS. Feb. i5.-Headed by the mod.
crate socialists, the French chamber Of
deputies today adopted resolution Of
fered by Paul Aubrot, urging the allies
OF France, as wen as the United states,
to transfer to the league Of nations all
powers OF the reparations commission.
NEW YORK, Feb. i5.-Greater New
York today experienced its heaviest snow
fall OF the winter. Six inches had fallen
after the storm had been IN progress a
uhovelers. 15O tractor plows and 400
trucks to clear tho streets.
MIAMI, Feb. l5.-Jumes l.. McBee OF
Commerce, veteran Of the world var,
died today OF complications due to rns
poisoning in France. lie is survived by
his widow and two sons.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-two grand
luries today returned indictments against
~ unnamed persons in connection with the
Investigation OF buckedng orders by brok-
erage firms in the Wall street district.
MALEsTER. Feb. i5.--campbeu Rus.
sell, chairman Of the state corporation
commission began a hearing OF the petit
ton OF the pittsburg county railway COM
it's line in the city OF McAlester. The
present carfaro IN McAlester is 10 cents.
MALEsTER. Fer. 15,-Atter deliberat.
Ing for hours Tuesday night the Jury
brought In a verdict Of mot guilty in the
case os Ed Battles, charged with the muir
der of Bert Phifer at Ashland on Christ
mas eve.
TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 15.--A reduction Of
approximately 20Npe- cent in summer tour
ist rates was announced here today by
J. NJ. Connell. general passenger agent OF
Atchison.' Topeka d santa Fe Railway
company.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb. i5.-The Ital-
ian war cross was conferred today In the
governors reception room at tho state
bravery during the world war. Colonel
G. A. +. Trumbo, u. S. A., bestowed the
medal on behalf OF the italian govern
ment.
WASHINGToN, Feb. l5,--The war de-
partment today announced the award of
a, contract from 10000 pairs OF Officers
shoes to the Brown Shoe company OF st.
Louis, the total cost being ss6.590.
NEW YORK, Feb. i5.--secre.ary and
Mrs Charles Il. Hughes sailed on the
steamship Fort Hamilton today for a two
weeks vacation In bermuda.
CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-THE International
Harvester company, II became known to.
day, is putting on q force OF 700 men In
Its tractor plant.
LAREDO, Texas, Feb. 15.-Edward G.
Laster Of Falfurries, Texas. owner OF the
largest registered herd Of Jersey cattle In
the country passed through here today for
Mexico with a shipment OF registered
cattle.
CHICAGO. Feb. I5.-Three bandits
looted the Fisher tewelry store Of ti2, ,00o
worth OF gems today after they had
bound Mrs. Gertrude Fisher. the Droprie-
tors wife, TO pipes In the rear II the
store
BARRETT WILL BE HERE SOON