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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
COUNTING THE CONFLICT
IS SUBJECT OF COPLEY.
Sermon Preached in Decatur
Street Methodist Church
Sunday.

Counting and Discounting the
Conflict" was the subjec, OF Rev.
Ernest l.. Cupley. the pastor. In De-
chtur Street Methodist Church. yes
terday. Taking as his text. Acts Xxx.
"a. None OF these things move me-"
Mr.. Coplcy spoke. in part. as fol-
lows:
"Every one must realize there Is
conflict before them. Life itself
Is a stru1El. FOR the most OF folk.
II ib sheer folly for the young man
TO launch forth imto life expecting
an easy victory. 1t Is blind optimism
'hat refuses 10 count the obstacles
and prepare 10 dlsCoun, them.
we al! &" forth bound. We rise
every morning to take upon our
selves some yoke. ana any yoke
worn long enough makes a sore spot.
raul said 20 bound in spirit He
ala not go bound in shacklcs of
IRON. or under military orders. but
sense OF duty. the call Of con-
Scierc" and Of God bound and drove
MN INTO danger and death Not
knowing haui continued. or course
not The ocean liner knows not
what storms VIII bcset +; or what
winds VIII blow upon it, But cx-
periencc witn"sscth on every sca
that there viii he storms The ice
hcrGs of last winter have melted
but there are new ones for this. The
problems which faced our fathers
nave passed away or have been
solved. but gigantic ones have arisen
and call loudly for solution. 4 do
not know what is In store for the
men OF today, Paul would say. .bu,
The signs OF the times Indicate tha,
men everywhere should be strong
As DR.. Maltbie i3abcock expressed IL,
we are not here to play. to dream.
TO drift.
We have hard work to do. and loads
TO lift.
shun not the struggle-face it: lis
Gods gift
III is mere commonplace 10 say
VIC have lived a long time during
the past few years. pav hiph
tribute TO the press throughout tho
country Tor tho splendid way ,hov
Kept up the country'S morale. Tho
press has ignored many a dark cloud
upon the horizon and has pointed
people everywhere 10 tho CLEAN of
'if"'. For the most part. IL has
discounted the conflict. minimizen
INC evils about us. ana kent men
hopeful when otherwise thev womb
nave been discouraged"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
WAL TIERS breaches ON
MESSIAH OF PROPHECY
First Christian Pastor Takes
His Text From Cen
cSIS iii. ID.

Taking as his subject. Tho Meg
siah OF Prophecy" ana his text.
Genesis ill.,, 10 Il Will put cnni,y be-
tween thee and tho woman. and be-
tween thy seed and her seed: he shall
bruisc thy head. and thou shalt
bru!se his heel" Rev. w. r. Waller.
the pastor, preached in First Chris
tian Church yesterday. in part. as
follows:
AS we approach the Christmas sea-
son and turn our thoughts toward
tho birth OF Christ. We arc led to
think Of Ills life anu what /, has
meant TO the world. ana with II TO
max" 81 study of tie whole plan
OF salvation. II is our purpose this
morning 10 look n christ from the
Ola Testament standpoint: To sec
Him as He ~ revealed in prophecy
There are more than 100 prophecies
In the ola Testament. pointing TO
the promised Messiah. and over $50
citations In Tho New verifying those
prophecies. We shall nave to dis
cuss hut a f.w Of them
tn" words Uf our text. announcing
tho FAC; tha' III" seed Of tho wOrnun
should bruise the scrpcuts head. is
tho first prophecy concerning Christ
Tho man who would ono day conquer
satan. who, In the form OF tho SER
pcnt. had tempted Eve. Man had
transgrcsscd and God was to raise up
some ono Ia redeem him from the
results Of his tranSgrcssion. Tho
Messiah was 10 conquer sin and over
come death. by rising from the dead
The Messiah was TO hc the Son Of
God. and Was 20 toe born Of a vir-
gin. His name was TO be Emmanuel
Cod with US. Man could not re-
deem himself and If he was To be re-
deemed, (; must be by one of the Cod
head. Jesus Christ as foretold in the
Old Testament Scriptures. was to
meet this condition. and added to the
name Emmanuel was a host of other
names. each signifying some phase OF
Ills work or mission.
THE Prince Of Peace illustrated
tho great power OF the Christian re-
liIion in peace movements. Wonder
ful expresses the marvellous spread
and development OF the Christian re-
iiglon."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

l7.-Amcrica' Monte Carlo. tho cele-
l6.-Amcrica's Monte Carlo. the Ccle-
bratcd Ecach Club. Operatsd In Palm
Beach by Ed Bradley. is the subject
OF the attack In a hot letter sent
10 Governor Cary 4. itardec. signed
by the Ministerial Association Of
Palm Beach and lndorscd by 1000
or more citizens. Tho letter was
read by Bob Jones. evangelist, now
conducting a series of mass meet
ings In the gay winter resort. l.
states in part:
Every season for over a quarter
of century a gambling hell has
been running In Palm Beach. Fla.
The usual manner during the
to,~st season of 1922 and 1923.
"Wc are writing you TO use your
Influence as Governor OF the state
OF Florida to attain law enforcement
In the county OF Palm Beach.
Let US by the cooperation Of the
lawahidinE citizens and the peace
officers OF this county and yourself
AZ Governor. close this gambling re-
sort, known ~ Americas Monte
Carlo. II our county officers will not
enforce our laws, we ask you To
remove them and appoint others who
will"
The law Of Florida with regard
to gambling formed the basis OF
the appeal to Governor iIardcc. 1t
states:
IF any sheriff. city marshal o,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
DRY LAW NIOLATORS
FINED AND JAILED
Especial to the TlmcsDispatch1

l'btftdI 10 the lIIlcS- lhSnHltn,
AMHERST. VA. Dec. 17.-ln Am
herst Circuit Court Thursday. Robert
Campbell, who was accused OF having
In his possession a barrel OF mash.
was given the minimum Of $50 fine
and thirty days in Jail. \ motion to
set aside the verdict MAS ovcrrulcd.
The defendant then intimatcd his
intention Of taking the case to tho
Court of Appeals and was released
until the first day OF the February
term. 1923. on $500 bail, with 4. ).
Campbell as surety.
william Davis. colorcd. pleaded
guilty Of violating the prohibition
law, and was given the minimum.
but the jail sentence was suspcndcd
until the first day o: the next torn
Friday morning James McCray.
coiored. who was found with 100 gall
Ions OF mash in his possession,
which. he claimed. was to he used
for feeding hogs. was fined $50 and
costs. With the view that this was
an unintentional violation OF tho law.
the jail sentence was not imposed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
MARTINSNILLE PLANT
CHANGES OWNERSHIP

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
MARTlNSVILLE, VA. Dec. 1.-THE
plant. patents and all property OF the
American Truck Body Company have
been purchased by 7. s Williamson.
OF Danville, and Dr. Il. G. Anderson.
OF Montreal. y. c., and rcorganiza-
ton is now under way FOR the con-
Unuancc OF the business of this COM
nany. the manufacture of automatic
brick and dump bodies for automo-
bilo trucks. THESE bodies were In
vented and patented by Il. y Fon.
tainc. OF Martinsvillc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
MINISTER'S OF PALM BEACH
FLAY AMERICAS MONTE CARLO
Every Season for Over Quarter of Century Gambling
He'll Has Been Running at Florida Resort
Says Letter to Governor.

chief Of police has reason 70 believe
that gambling Is being carried on in
any house or other place lie may
enter the same forciblv (, neccsvs ~,
and without any warrant. and may
arrest any person violating the rro-
visions In this article"
Vast sums arc said to have been
won and lost at the Beach Club.
Poker has been n .avoritc game and
winter homes are named in memory
Of great hands one has magic words.
Royal Flush" over the door. an
other was named Tack Pot" Ed
BRADLEY has not yet arrived in town.
No word has been received as yet
from the Governor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
PLANT l01 BUSHELS OF
WALNUTS IN AMHERST
ISpeoial to Tho Times.Disn,,o,

Spenial to Tho Times Dispatch.1
NNiiERST. VA. Dec l7.-Follow-
me up their policy of reforcs,nt,on
inc United States government has had
panied this fall on It's forest reserve
80, iar district OF Amherst County
f sneiS or walnuts. This work
III. Allen. Of Willow. an omn,n,
.ho government. The nuts wore
pianted three feet deep and six foat
apart. 1t is saiu that in n comnora-
livery fcw years. so far as tho gov
crhmcnt Is concerned, these trncs yin
MAKE good timber as thoy grow ouitc
rapidly whore soil and other condi-
tons arc favorable.
some OF the forest reservation in
this county has been dnmagcd ,,I.
fall by nm outbreak OF forest fros
during tho continued drought some
Teolaa ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
KlwnnIans Meet Today.

The kiwanis Club will meet at 6
o'clock today at Murphy's Hotel. when
the pre-Chr!stmas jamboree will be-
engaged In. besides the stunts pro-
vidcd hv President Tom Howell. who
goes out of office on January j. the
committee on music and song, head
ed BY kiwnnians RaGIand and Rack
cit. will present n number of special
~ invented innovations. According
10 Secretary Frank Louthan, tho
meeting promises to be something OF
an event. with the spirit of Yulctide
and the assistance OF Chef Max
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
BAPTIST Pastor Awarded prize.

one OF the cash prizes offered by
the intcrcoilcgia Prohibition Asso-
citation OF the United states and Can
ada. FOR best essays on the general
theme. The World Movement
Against Alcoholism" was recently
awarded Rev. W. |. Tiller, Dunbar
ton. Va. Mr.. Tiller is n student OF
Union Theological Seminary and pas
tor OF Bethlehem Baptist Church.
Dumbarton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
Lcc>hurr c. of c. Names Directors.

LEESBUNG. VA, Dec. l7.-At Inc
recent meeting of the I.ccsburg
Chamber Of Commerce. which WAS
held at the courthouse here, the fol-
lowing directors were elected for the
ensuing year; II. G. I.ittlcjohn.
Charles Fricdlander. George III. Moss.
Rev. W. j. King, J, :. Whitmorc. II.
c. 7. Ewing. V. 7. Bly, T.. q. Rus
sell. j. Il. II. Alexander. y. Il. Rich
ard. VI. Il. I.owcnbach, and Frank
saunders. AT this meeting reports
were read ny the president and sec.
rotary showing the constructive
work done by tho chamber during
I'll" year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
:lD5 Acres Hiring sS.:0n.

HEATllSNlI.LE, VA. Dec II
"Smowden Farm" 3a5 acres. on the
Great Wicom,co River. owned by II.
Gordon Blundon, sold under deed of
trust at public auction. by ASA &.
Eicc, trustee, at Heathsvillc. on Mon
day. 10 John u. Gouldman. Of Fred
criCksburE. for $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
SILLYADS

Must man make monkey OF
himself to run up curtain? He
may run down battery because
the battery ran down itself by not
being left In time at Lane Bowles
Co., Inc. The Willard Battery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

He thought her the light OF his
eye until she went out one night.
When things go wrong with your
eye. see Jahnkc. Optician, 9l2 East
Main Street. Extra service without
extra red tape.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
DUAL EnidcmIc in cnrrnlI Conntr.

DANFlLLE. VA. Dec. l7-Carroll
county is reported TO he suffering
from dual epidemic, one OF inhu.
enza and tho other diphthcria. both
maladics said to he widely prevalent
in tho vicinity of TIilsvillc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

The considerable tailor in making
the bad boys suit, padded the trou-
sers' scat. in stead of the shoulders.
For clothes that can't be beaten. see
Benz. Arcnstcin, Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

eye until she went out one night.
When things go wrong with your
eye. see Jahnkc. Optician, 9l2 East
Main Street Extra service without
extra red tape.
The considerable tailor in making
the bad boys suit, padded the trou-
sers sant, in stead OF the shoulders.
For clothes that can't be beaten. see
Benz. Arcnstcin. Inc.
II plumber did job in an
opium den, could it be proven that
he hit the pipe? For the best pipe
dream. have it attended to by
Kobe. 2l9 East Grace. Phone
Madison SIT.
We may b descended from mon
keys. but tho poor flea comes from
tho dog. When things on you feel
like they should be pressed. bring
them 10 Addison Cleaning Co,
Quality Cleaners and Dyers.
When he saw Percy's arm around
her waist. he knew his rival felt
right about her-while he felt
left about her. When it's time TO
move. 1t can he best done by j. 4.
Fishers Transfer and Storage.
Phone Randolph 3471.
Often fast man goes on big
blow out and finds himself fiat.
It's seldom so with an auto tire.
il It's Il Soldering from Boatwright
Quicke Tire Service. 72l West
Broad Street
If surgeons successfully insert
bone from an animals leg in q
mans side, VIII II not soon be po3-
sibic to- see tho sidewalk? We
handle fresh sides OF beef and
meats Old Holland Market. 1898
West Main Street.
No, Percival; when man gets too
warm, he often strips off his shirt,
hut when your auto gets too hot, it
is nor we'll to strip the gear. Such
things seldom happen when you are
in Marmon from Marmon- Madison
Motor Corporation.
1 CONTINUED Wednesday,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

III any sherlff. city marshal or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22
Real Estate for Sale
wNNrrn-WrAI E,rNTr

SN-toom bungalow ON south.
east side s. 200 10 lOOOO. can make
reasonable payment but must bo priced
flght Cell ptnEo Nltl or ngaEc sos.
WE ARE SEILiN4 homes. We can sell
yours, n you are willing TO soil on
present market vulurs, rustuWors
crave bargains. what have your
itsne hrooW co. osagr 2s1J.
WE WANT Real estate ptupuaitious of
merit, any Kind any sigc We can glvc
you service. LoHllC Brooks CO.. Usage
1St1.
WE HAVE CUSTOMERS with from $3.50 TO
- 900 cash 60 make ss first payment
ON tu 1-room house. Priced tlght,
Cedar 90
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22
Real Estate Tor Sale
nOt srs ron SAIE

UON SIS tOH NAI NJ
Nj. HAVE rrUr.tty fu UfI psrfs rf tpVr.
which small fIr.t pavwonis WIN handle.
Abbott a Ng.n. 'ts,.. 1851
w. ARE offering ono ~ tho flue
brick homes lu MAPLE ridge for
100000 nul owner Will taho w
huuE1luw CO. pnll rN' Wcui. ...
JofLlNH .WhllGol nE a FARMER
MN t,,,',,n
,r,1 a.. ,.',,"4 .i1
os.,a a,ts ''''' 'N'''''.' ',.'H.-,s
"h' ''''' '''' '''''
-
$500 CASH. balance monthly l.room
nguse % ,h,"d,.. t'o,I wei. Tot boNl'u'
'' .' W. '''
'-"u boWN-lhrro room huuEslow.
newly decorated, tuiDfu. located in
h"ngt'. bWu"i rHId H-.tuu price TO-
"HN 'I'"n ''HFr q.
$500 CASH. with tls pyr. month. buva =
g.oJ room, modem home. l.r,tv.,.t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22
Real Estate for Rent

OFIICEs Am DESk NOON

Mldco building, Third and cheyenne. ain.
glo offices OF suite rent very reaauuab bic,
EXCHANGE TRUST 60.
Rental Dept. Usage q7OO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22

OWNER ANAiOUS TO sELI,-CIosc In.
south side. C-room bungalow. on full
sizc lot iu restricted district, living
room. dining room, kifuHou and den
downstairs, screened In back porch aud
good we'll, two bedrooms upstairs. ga
rage and chicken house. an kinds of
shruhbery planted and growing honey
sucltle, \IrEiut1 CrrCIrr uu1 roses. Nou
VIII be surprised md like IL when you
sec this Price $500 with easy terms
Cedar $3.50.
PARK NIL ADDITION-Good s-room
modern house. Gear garage, g0OthHrrel
cistern $1,000 cash. balance can be
arranged to suit purchaser or will trade
for smaller propcrty or good east front
lot. Cedar 1162.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22

FIVE ROOM modern apartment, 51S N
Frisco. Fivc-ruom modern apartment
over private garage, bi1ta y. Frisco.
Eight-room residence. JgO y. EIwood.
Usage 72O or Usage gGa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22

INNDs Am IANNs IOR sALE 81
KANSAS
MIN who have no land may apply Tor
small farms M The pretty OE1rka. $40.
Low price snHl monthly payments,
j. J, Hamilton, bif ", Fourth. cha.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22

ONLY $3.50 CASH. $40 por month.
buys % 5-rpom modern bungalow.
un tho paving. full-Hi2cd. cast
'front.' lot Clqso tp school and
transportation, priced right, 3ig5o.
aud Immediate possession Can
Cedar 7I7,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22
OFFICES AND DISK ROOM

FOR RENT Modern. up-to-date offices
single or en- suite; IN New Tuloma Bldg
corner Second and Cheyenne; rents rea-
sonable; 2i-hour elevator service. Phone
Rental Dept, Usage $500 or call AT
room 20i Tuloma Blug.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22

CLOSE ~. ON -oaat side. u-rpom buug6-
low, bathroom, lnrooned-iu back porch.
good well Of water g0ruEg, close to
school, on car line $3.50. $500 cash
balance easy monthly payments. Cedar
1850
CLOSE IN, south side, furnace. $500, G.
room bungalow boxed ana storm
sheeted, poured concrete foundation, oak
floors huIlt-in features, French doors,
full-si2n basement with combination fur
mace, garage and drive good location on
pavement near school and car. line. A
real value $1,000 cash viii handle.
L--L L-.L.n unm
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22
MISSOURI

ACKEsaFlyo In NooHhu. Mo, five rooms.
cellar, mpdoru except hcat good cut.
buildings fruit SEQ owner. 4. y. HafuCs,
krushp Mo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22

ONLY $500 DOWN buys a. G-room modern
duplex. on Yorktown. flno corner lot.
wonderful Investment possibilities. live
I'm one side ana rent tho other. and you
VIII have an income. a homo fur your.
solf, and with the rent you suyo and the
rent you can collect, you viii soon have
homo paid Tor. Price ti7aO THIS is
GOOD one. Lcslle Brooks CO., DsIFc
.kg"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22

fOr&G COW as first payment on lot.
s9uowhCre IN Kendall Waid Auzier.
BIOS r.. Third.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22
REAL HOMES. PRICED nIoHr

One Of the best constructed 7-room
bungalows, In southeast part Of
citF, high oversize lot. overlooking
city. All exceptionally large
rooms, large basement, garage
aud servant quarters built for
home Of best material. a real
bargain and easy terms.
Completely furnished home Of seven
rooms, on corner lot, close In. on
south side, ready TO move in.
Well worth the money.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22


FOR SALE-SlX and three-room house,
cheap for cash. West Tulsa. Phone
Osage 7o4i.
FOR SALE-By owner. 5-roum bungalow,
etit r., seventh Usage 63A.
FIVE-ROOM bungalow, 1900 block south
side, oak floors, mantel, garage, east
front, s6.b0O terms $500 cash, Booker
Realty. Cedar 1903.
FIVE-ROOM home In good location, on
south Quincy. Price reduced 10 t3,sO0.
VIII take good car as substantial pay
ment on purchase price. A fine invest
ment, home or rental property. Leslie
Brooks Co.. Usage 2S73.
FOR sALE-Five-room modern house.
built-in feature. oak floors, breakfast
room. lot bOxI4O feet, close 10 pave
ment Price g. 900 terms. Anna A.
Muster 5l5 Security bdg, Usage s26i.
FOR sAIaE-Fiye-TDvm, modern house, "a
rage and cellar. two 2-room houses, lot
s3xl40 H. Price &3,h0o, and A-ro0m
house lot J0Nl40-ft. price &if00, Anna
4 Muster sl5 secnity bldg. Usage
2sCl,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22

$3.50 CASH $50 per month, puts you
lu Immediate possession uf
dandy south side modern bunEH-
low. beautiful decorations and
electrical fixtures, conveniently
arranged, oak floors. huilt-In fen.
turos. garage and driveway, only
{G,1jO. Call Cedar 71t.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22

{iIj CASH. so per month. buys
uuhhy new a-ruum bungalow just
being wplrtCd. with selected
oak floors throughout. built.iu
bookcases and kitchen cabinet at
tractivc manteL garage and driyo-
way, excellent location. call Cedar
~.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22
Real Estate for Rent


.,y,f -rUT REST Good improved farm
rn roI cat creek three miIes west
.A|..rf potatoes Richard Burkheart,
n cincinnati ST., Tulsa. Osage 720.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22

3l21 CASH. t25 per month, hugs a
uubby 3-ruum bungalow. city
wDtcr, gas ana electricity fun lot.
east front. convenient location,
surrounded by nice homes. Your
opportunity 10 stop that rent,
Call Usage g5S6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22
Real Estate
EAsr TENRACn nuNGALoW

EAST TERRACE BUNGALOW
1866 East Terrace or Fifteenth
street lot G0X229; seven room and
breakfast room; largo rooms ana
closets; hardwood floors throughout,
except bath, which is tile, brick
foundation, set on concrete b1eci
largo basement. furnace; Pittsburgh
automatic water heater; house storm
shcotcd with building paper be-
tween siding and sheeting; garage
and modern servant quarters. A
real home at tho right price. Can
make reasonably good terms. Call
owner for date to inspect.
X. NJ. VAUGHN
office 17i0 East sixth
Phones Usage 52lo. Residence
OsnEo 1888
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22

1900 CASH $40 per month includ-
ing interest, buys an attractive
now G.ropm modern duplex, rental
value, SS5 per month, ON the paw
ing, close 10 the Washington
school and only II blocks from
Third ana Main. Can Os1ge $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-22

$3.50 CASH, se6 per month, buys n
dandy, new 3-roOm cottage I'm
choice location on the Sand
Springs car line. don't overlook
this but call Usage s5SG,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-29
OF COAL
DECLARED GOOD
Federal Fuel Distributor optl-
mistic Over ,Resuls Of
Recent Activities.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-The
country's supply Of bituminous
coal is now good, while current
production Of anthacite is exceed.
ing expectations, Conrad z. Spens
who retires as federal fuel dlstri.
butor on January l, reported to
President Harding today in fin
al estimate Of fuel conditions.
Reviewing at length the work
Of his office, which was establish
ed September % after the conclus.
ion Of the national coal strike, Mr..
Spens declared railroad co-opera.
ton during the emergency had
ben satisfactory, and that contin.
uously better results in the move.
ment Of coal should obtain during
coming months.
with the seasonal reduction in
other traffic which this year has
been greatly retarded, additional
power should be released for the
transportation OF COAL" the report
said, "and while this power gener-
ally Is not yet up to standard due
TO the shipments strike; barring
extreme weather, we are hopeful
that the situation may be cared
for without serious distress. Diff
flcult weather might result quite
seriously"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-29
GIRLS SLAYER NOW
BELIEVED Identified

NEW YORK, Dec. ga little
white satin coffin, containing the
body OF 10.year.old Theresa McCar.
thy, stood today onithe spot where
her Christmas tree had been. With
her heart pierced by a bullet from
a 22:calibre pistol she was found
dead in the Brooklyn home other
mother, Mrs. Pauline Mccarthy.
late Tuesday. s.{,s
BENJAMIN Prenderyille, a clerk
In the Brooklyn postotfiea. and a
boarder at the Mccarthy home,
who admitted to police that he
owned a pearl handled 22.ealibre re-
,yolyer, Is held on aScharge oil. homl.
eide. He told the police he became
frightened when he saw the girls
dead body and threw away that re-
volyer and two others he owned OF
larger calibre. Police say Prender.
vile has police record.