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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

WASHINGTON. Fcn, 7i--Presi-
dent Harding is strongly In favor
Of postponing soldier bonus legisla.
ton until next year. Il was learned
on reliable authority today.
The president communicated his
view to republican senator who
called az the white House. He did
not say that be would vot< bonus
bill 81 IL ia sent TO him. butVndieatcd
he might do 80 " protests continue
10 reach him.
There wns n demand from many
house members today that the prcai
dent indicate clearly whether he viii
veto a bonus measure II Il comes to
him with other than tho sales tax
method for providing the needed
revenue.
Opponents OF the sales tax In the
house were claiming a victory today.
Early reports, they said indicated
that the petition started sut late
yesterday against the sales tax Was
being freely signed in all state dele.
CATIONS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
ORDINARY FIELD
GAS SUBSTITUTED

As the ship contained all OF the
holium in the country. naval author.
tiles ordered IL taken from the bag
and stored. Ordinary field gas for
balloon initiation was substituted.
The operation OF changing gases was
completed Saturday.
Today's flight was the first one
taken. with Liberty motors as motive
power
Tho new power plant was Installed
on return from Washington. where
the ship was christened. The Italian
engines refused TO function properly
In cold weather and were taken out
In December and Liberties We're put
in their place.
The disaster to the Roma Is the
second that has overtaken an air
cruiser built for the United states by
a foreign government within six
months
The 2R.a, built for this country by
Great Britain, blew up over Hun.
England with loss of 62 lives, on
August 25, 1921
At the time OF the zR.2 disaster
the Roma was still in course of con.
struction.
Both the Roma and tho ZR.2 were
outgrowths of the German Zeppelin
type OF airship, The Roma. however,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
.LINDEBERG AND
AIDES ACCUSED

TACOMA, Fcb. 2i.-Iafet Lindo.
berg. SAN Francisco capitalist, and
-four other former directors OF the
scandinavian American bank of Ia
coma. including Ole Larson. presi-
dent of the now defunct bank. are
charged Ia superior court here with
conspiracy to dcfraud the depoaitora
and stockholders Of the concern by
offering for sale and selling 100000
worth Of stock In the bank when they
knew that The institution was insoly-
Ont
When the bank failed January 10,
1921. u was found that Lindeberg and
his companies had borrowed more
than $500 600. A Pierce county grand
jury which Investigated the bank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
THEM PUSSYWlLL0W!
THEM SPRING POETS!
THEM SNOW STORM!

An. thgm pussywillowa'
Them Easter bonnctsl
Them spring dayal
Them spring poots'
All double crossed by Old Man
Jupe pluvius. young Jack Froat.
the shirnmying Kid, ana even Mile.
osfermoor SNOW. For Tuesday 's
thermometer hit the 35.aboye
mark. with continued rain and
chill predicted for the succeeding
"a hours. And during the day
there even occurred intermittent
snow
Spring Is herc---but tho weather
doesn't know H..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
GIANT AIRSHIP
STRIKES Wires
and BLOWS UP
Only 10 Out of Crew of 80 Saved In
Disaster; Captain Burned to
Death at Wheel

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-Thrty-five killed
when the Roma giant drgibe of the American air fleet
exploded Hampton Roads this afternoon, the navy
department advised in radio from the naval
operating base at Hampton Roads.
the of wreckage fell to the ground fire broke
and the ship fell in the water almost of flames.
The message added that sub-chasers and other craft
rushed 10 the
NORFOLK. Va, Feb. 21.-At least 2S men were killed
in the explosion of the Roma. Of the 3S the ship
carried only 10 have been rescued.
All the rescued badly injured and have been removed
TO the army base hospital
Capt Dale Maybree in command of the ship burned
10 DEATH
The explosion of the Roma caused by the bag !
striking electric wires the base While cruisinE
low the rudder became enanged in the wires carrying $500
volts and the giant bag ignited.
deaenng explosion followed and the ship plunged to
Garth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. si-Ef
forts 20 arrest and rush from the
state Jafet I.lndclcrg. san Francisco.
Seattle and Nome hanlar. wanted IN
the state OF Washington on charges
OF wrcckinE the scandinavian Amer.
lean hank of Tacomn. were frustrated
shortly after midnight today.
A warrant for I.indcberR. issued
after cxtradi,ion was granted hy
Governor stephens. WAS rvturnablc
today
Deputy District Attorney Rex s.
Rouaebush of Pierce county. Wash.
learned that aa soon as the warrant
was served habcas corpus proceed.
ings would be instituted. paving the
way for "a long court fight. during
which Lindebcrg could not be prose.
cutcd
lie BE- said 10 have decided 20 arrest
Llndcborg at 1901 a. m. today and
rush him across the state line before
hnbeas corpus proceedings could be
started
a few minutes after midnight
Roudcbush and squad of officers
appeared AZ tho home of w II. Met.
son, prominent San Franciscan, and
Lindcbcrg's brothcrinluw. where
Lndeberg was stopping.
They were met by Meison. clad in
pink palamas. guarding the bead OF
the stairs with drawn revolver
II stand on my constitutional
rights" Metson told the officers.
"You cannot come IN here"
Then there was much scurrying
about and the officers were told
Lindobcrg was m with influenza. A
physicians certificate 20 that effect
was produced Dr. Arthur Beardsiey.
Of Arbucklc case fame. sworc Linde-
berg was too IN 10 be removed.
So the officers left, after serving a
warrant on Lindcbcrg. who was
found IN bed, apparently M.
II was believed habeas corpus pro
ceedings for him would follow immc-
dintelV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
DIDN'T DELIVER
- LIQUOR; FINED

DENVER Feb 81. Two days ago
George Britioll paid william Morris
sey $40 for some whisky. Morrisscy
never delivered. Yesterday Brittell
SAW Morrissey for the first time
since the deal and bad him arrested.
Morrisscy paid a s2a fine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
ELAPPER FLIPS
l. HIS COIN AWAY

CHICAGO, FEB 2t--A flappcr
Tipped his $50 away John Poloyik
told police. lie said she put 20 81
bills in an envelope and he gave her
$50 for h. or course. the bills had
vanished when he looked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
SAYS WORLD IL
FLAT As PANCAKE

Beca use. In common belief, the
earth - RIooular IN form like an
apple. That would mean that the
longest way around would be al the
equator. and that ths distance around
would become shorter the nearer one
came to the poles, or ends
But yollva doesn't believe that He
thinks the world is big circular
plane--~as fiat as a pancake" he
says
lie says the point we cali the north
pole - in tho center of the world.
And that there isn't any south pole.
lie says the 65th meridian is very
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21


tin 10 rr~ierc order In tho fiiask.
stone and rAwtuxet valleys.
whsrr Two mrn have bc.rn killed
and many wounded in clashes be-
tween police and striking textile
wurkers.
.r.swTLrkFT. X. 4. Feb 81.
~-Twe fpcn wwrr Killed and 4
score injured sn pitched battle
between textile workers. and po-
lice here fodsy.
Joseph lsssunean and an I'M
identified striker were shot down
and killed whcn the police. led
BY Mayer Robert \. Kenyon.
epened fire with riot guns ON
crowd of strikers which refused
to dispsrSc.
ssoon after sunrise strikers began
10 gather In Weeiin street. near the
min ~ the Jenckea spinning com.
pany Police on guard uround the
big plant ordered them "a move on
but the orders were dissegarded. The
crowd increased in numbers and he
came threatening
when Il became apparent that the
throng was beyond control OF the
little group of police. "a call FOR re-
lnforcements was sent IN Mayor
Kenyon himself hurried 10 the spot
with a squad OF reserves.
Driving his automobile into the
heart af the crowd the mayor stood
up on the seat pleaded for order and
then. when he failed 80 quiet the
crowd. read the riot act
serbe streets must be cleared.
Mayor Kenyon shouted to The police.
'tfso your judgment and shoot u
necessary"
He jumped from his automo-
bile and led the police into the
mass Of strikers. The mayor
struck at men on all sides of him.
The police welded their night
sticks. The strikers rcfaliated
with pieces of lumber. stones.
anything they could lay their
hands on.
The battle became general and
Mayor Kenyon WIS struck sew
cral times. He was somewhat
ruffled aud bruised when he
emerged from the fray.
Suddenly an order was given foi
the police TO fire and a volley rams
out
Assuncan md four or five men fell
In their tracks.
Panic onsucd. Some OF the wound
cd strikers managed 10 DRAG them
selves off, but number lay wound
ed. while Aaguncan and his unldcnti
fled comrnde were dead.
4 score or more were treated later
for injuries from clubs and stones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
Boston Prosecutor
Dismissed by Court

BOSTON. loeb. 2t.-- District Attor-
ney Joseph G. Pclletier was removed
from office in decision handed
down by the supreme judicial court
vi Massachusetts today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
Plans Cruise to
Show World Flat
Home Brew

liowdy. folks, Register now
and vote for the least objection
able man for mayer.
In the midst ct nfe we are In
debt quotes LII Gee Gee. one II
the finest minds ia our little group
og Serious Thinkers. u
Herb Owen says the Seattle flap
per Is o. X. More than that. she Is
u X. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
BASIS THEORY
ON RlnIE

Noitga hasrv his theories on literal
Interpretations of the rlblc. He sayn
Bible Icaehinga are more rflianle
than modern astronomical beliefs.
The fiat earth u surrounded
by high rim Of Ice, Noliya
teaches. From this Ice arises
three pillars which support tho
sky
The sky y solid roof OVER
the Earth. On The other side OF
the shy y heaven. Hell y under
the earth Volcanic crupsions are
exhausts of heli fire.
Noiiva teaches. too. that the
sun - only - fret sn diameter
aud that u moves around above
the earth with circular motion.
Il's only $1,000 miles away.
The stars are no larger than thes
seem 10 us. They're not separate
worlds. millions Of miles away. Vol
sn says.
fcasgrirh,. isr.. ~ The Seattle sshri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

Responding To
the widespread
demand that 4
should do 80. y
have consented
10 become n can
didatc for the Of
flee OF m ay or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

near the rim of the earth tho Jump
ing or place
So the object ~ Volivaa cruise win
b. % prove that v onc eos4 around
tbs tath meridian he'll SO ail tbs
way around the rim of the world
that il viii take him slx months of
fast travel instead 81 the compare.
tse'y shert time u should take. ac-
eorstlng 20 standard geographic teach
luKs
Noliva u the greatest living expon.
ent ef the flBt earth theory iiia
viewa are shared ~ moat ~ The iu.
aabisanss of Zion city. members q
his cult The fiat earth doctrine ls
taught ln Zion CITY schools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
ROMA WAS QUEEN
on 4. :. DIiilGIBI.ES

The Roma. queen OF IN. American
nrmy's dirgibles. was one of the
largest craft Of its kind in the world.
II was the greatest dirigible in this
country.
The big ship. only recently christen-
ed here with elaborate ceremonies.
was made for the United States in
Italy.
IL was assembled al Langley field,
Virginia.
ON It's recent flight TO Washington
for the christening ceremonies. some
difficulty with the engines were en-
countered. The big ship did not seem
10 weather strong winds very well
and some fears for its durability were
expressed thvn.
The dirigible was constructed at
Ciampino. Italy, and was the work
OF the Italian balloon experts
Uselli. Nibie Prassone and Col.
Crocco.
II was brought TO this country
aboard ship. after the disaster TO the
dirigible ZR.2. purchased from Great
Britain. over the city OF HUI. Eng
land.
Tho huge airship was making n
series OF test flights. 1t had been
planned 60 take it on a tour of the
whole United States.
An attempt was TO be made by the
Roma to smash the worlds record
for speed with "A dirlgible. Langley
field officers confidently expected the
ship to make 80 miles an hour on
the trip. The accident took place
two hours after the ship left her
hangar at Langley field.
The Roma had just been emptied
Of helium gas, which is nonexplosive
and nonlnflammahle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

We have heard number OF pcr.
SONS laugh at the credullty of the
5000 Chicago folks who gave their
money to local Ponzi, but please
remember that Louis r. Hart was
elected governor Of this state.
We don't know
just Why the city
council failed 10 In
seafigate the Taylor
murder, bat 80 doubt
it's only an over
sight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
BORAH ATTACKS PLAN
FOR SOLDIER BONUS

sieis and we'll. strong and disabled
regardless os their condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
THOSE GoLpEN CnARIOTs

Dear Homer Speaking of one
man cars. I started home o7ie even
ing with quart of mix. ana wren
tbe vslfe opened the bundle she sald,
y told you 10 bring milk home, not
buttsrff--c. =. T.
- Dies Waiting for Street Car
Headline in Tacoma News.Tribunc.
Seattle evidently Is not the only
city with slow car service.
Police court cases IN Seattle dur
ing the year fell from 2o475 IN 1920
20 1850 IN 1921. fIurrah. the mil.
Ienium Is upon ug'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

UNI ? % W" !" VI I-'-F7'" y -
cruise now.
When those plans are completed
the good ship Zion. captained BY Vol.
Iva himself and manned BY a group
uf zealous disciples. Noliva says. VIII
start out NJ point on the sath me
rlsilan and keep going fiIi u comes
back 70 the starting point.
The95fh meridian IL Just above The
Antarctic wircle. According 20 ordis
nary GeoxgAglic n0sious. y shoula
take oniy Is long 20 sail around i ~
Il does TO 60 around az the Arctsc
circle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

was much smaller than the zR.2. Its
gas volume was 100000 cubic feet
while that OF the zR-2 was 2.75c. 900
cubic feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

Those urging my candidacy believe
that the government should be ~
efficient ~ possible with the least
burden upon thc indlsi< i<issRi eitixrn-
They believe that the result can he
best attained thru my election -
Cooperation Counsel Walter y. Meier.
cns thfnr - c~r-
sAin. walter s. Meier
IN unanimonsiy IN
favor of walter y.
Meier.
Frank Lambert. Belgian. swai.
lowed So eggs without stopping. and
nr he's cackIing over the feat.
MEASLES MANSION
Wonder what the doctors are 70
ing to call the office building they
intend TO erect hcrcg
We offer tbs following suggestions;
Temple dc ToHsgs
Adeaoids arena.
Sfrepfococci Castle.
DO Cut Inn.
Reservations arc being taken for
fine ground.fIoor locations suitable
fer undertaking parlors.
Dealers in old magazines can now
make arrangements 10 furnish the
doctors with the 1905 Issues of the
Atlantic Monthly and the 1908 quar-.
terly editions Of the Northwest Den
tai Adviser.
Special rooms are
20 Be provided IN
the building for
operating upon pa
slents' pockstoooka-
Walter +. Meier, fnayoralty cnndi-
date. Is now corporation counsel II
he Is elected mayor We hope he
won't be corporation counsel
Be that as II may, Frank sof-
finbcrry Is business manager of
the Woodward theatcr here. We
suggest that he be starred as
the grave digger Ia Hamlet
'Tmprisonmcnt gives me a chance
10 find myself" says Madaiynue
Obenchain. In other words. she
knows where she Is at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
Boss of Zion City Ready to Show Up
Columbus by Proving Earth
Is Just Like a Pancake

.y0> CITY. III. Feb. sI.-Nh-
bur Glenn Noliya. head of the
Ziouile religious cult. hn~ sci out
TO make himself a modern Co
lumbus.
Just as Columbus In It9e sailed
across The Atlantic 10 prove the
earth was globe. Noiiya says
he viii sail around the rim of
the earth 90 prove that H. Tat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
V()lLEY
RIDDLES
RIOTERS
Mayor Commands
P Polic G Rush on
Textile Workers
in Rhode Island

PROVIDENCE. X. T.. Feb. II.
--ssnv. tmrrs . San Souei To-day
called ont aii available stale mill.
tia 10 rc~ierc order IN tho Black
stone and rAwtuxrt valleys.
where two mrn hss~ bern killed
and many wounded In clashes be-
tween police and striking tcsttio
wurkrrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

TIE THRIFTY SCOT
n costs SIS 10 file for mayor.
Perhaps this explains why Rob
ert Bruce HesIetil has not filed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

imprisonment gives me a chance
70 find myself" says Mndaiynne
Obenchain. In other words. she
knows where she Is at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
WEATHER

IoHighf GHd Wednesday. ralns
moderate trcsfefIV
igiHdS
Tcmpcratnrc last - Hours
Maximum. o.. Minimum. ae.
To-day noon. 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-28
TULSA TOM TOM
BEST IN STATE
Central High School An
nual Wins First Place
in Annual Contest
0KLAH0MA u. JUDGES
Student Publication Was for
First Time an Entire
Tulsa Product

According to University Of okla
homa experts, Tulsa high school put
on, the best high school annual in
the state last year, The annual, the
Tom Tom, was edited by william
NJ Greene, managed by f. James
IpowuIng and was gotten out by stu
dents In the department OF Journal
vm under the direction OF Ralph s.
nav. director Of publications.
+Tu,sa's Tom Tom took first place
I'm ciasa a. Ranking schools in this
class. in the order that the excel
we're Enid. oklahoma City, MCAles-
ter. NuskoEee and Shawnee. Enid
was two-thrids OF q point lower than
Tulsa. oklahoma City ranked third
McAlester fourth and Muskogee and
Sapulpa ties for fifth place.
Tn class B, Guthrie took first
place, Ponca City second, Drum
r,zht third, Pauls Valley fourth and
Alus and Norman tied for fifth.
with woodward and Henryetta re-
cciv,nF honorable mention.
Tho Tom Tom this year, in the
Judgment Of the schools department
of Journalism and other teachers.
was one of the best in the history
Of the school II had several new
features, and from point of subject
matter and arrangement Of material
was q most creditahle publication
Also, for the first time last year the
8iom Tom was gotten out in Tulsa
|al work having been done here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-28
OFFICERS ARE PRAISED

Special 10 The World.
SLICK, June 27.--Joe UaCan.
chief Of police, and c. II. Payton.
assistant chief. were responsible for
the recovery yesterday Of about
5000 worth Of silks and silk dres-
scs stolen from the Calkins depart
m"0t store In Ponca City on June
l3
Most OF the stolen goods we're dis
covered in the Globe store al Slick
and at Beggs. Dave Goloob and
Joe SPITE, proprietors of these
stores, were arrested Sd taken t.
H0nca City 10 await trial.
Hagens suspicious were aroused
when he observed n bunet-riddled
stUdebaker car behind the Globe
store in Slick. When he attempted
TO examine the car, Spitz rushed ou.
of the store and claimed ownership.
The car, according to Chief Hagen,
exactly fitted tfe description of the
car In which .e robbers ESCAPED
after the robbery following a gun
battle with officers in which ono
ponca City, policeman was seriously
injured. The robbery occurred
about 8 O'Clock In the morning. the
robbers havins been surprised by
the appearance OF officers. Hastily
jumping into the waiting car they
sped away as the police emptied
their guns at them. The robbers
escaped, apparently without injury
The head OF the Calkins store
accompanied by his wife and two
1salesmen, came from Ponca City 10
Slick and Beggs and identified the
silks as those stolen from their es-
adjustment. Only n few pieces had
been disposed OF.
While Hagen and Payton were
with the Identification party at
Beggs, they were called away for
a few minutes TO chase two auto
mobile thieves who had stolen n
Ford car, The officers used the
Studebaker car which led TO the ar
rest Of Goloob and Spitz. The chase
lasted for three miles. One Of the
two, giving his name as George
Meoker ard his address as Sapulpa,
vas caught. His partner escaped
.mt in his rush toward the woods
lost his hat. which Is held by the
officers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-28
Wire Flashes


NEW YORK, June 2l-sir Auckland
ueGies the Hr,fish ambassador, sailed
day for months vacation In England.
,,,............ -
tEIINSbCHG june 27-The 5000 ma
rlhts VINO VIII participate In maneuvers
mere dnilnE the next 10 days and rc.euact
gan camp today aud prepared to receive
visitors.
,,,,e,,,..,,.r,..-.-- - -.
WASH Ntlpr' June st.-Senatcr GOOD
lnt. republican, iuaho. chairman Of the
senate farm tariff bloc" this afternoon
eloct senator Kendrck. OF that state,
democrat
wsSUISGTBN. Juue gT-Thc btl t,r
reduction Of rates on scr9ud class postag re
matter was shelvcd today Nv the house
, '''N'
vv,cttt~c-ro., ,.- ,- p..-
,t,." 80 June II hepresen,a-
H', i,u'N,,, ''.'''n ~, 'N"sl ,'Ania 'o-
gross gross to order the railroad labor board to
.ttt 'ui 't. Na.i"I. y.d'IH i.t Ttducil"h OF
WASUiNGTON, June g7--1he house TO-
Day passed hill increasing from $40 to
tending blind or Disabled cx-sery,ce mon
----
WNSHINGTON June 27--Uepresenta-
er ot house called ~ the Whits House late
today to discuss the executive situation
with President Harding
---------
BONNER SPRINGS. Kan, June 27--Hal-
waters of a lake NJ the cement plant here
this afternoon. Eubank went swimming
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-28

Sreciel TO The world.
MIAMI June ~ Bruco MoWu-
Hams was tho successful applicant
for tho position of roetmpstor ut
Miami according 90 a dispatch from
Wnshington, which states that Ne has
been nominated by the president for
the place.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-28
INSTITUTE DATES MADE

Teachers 10 Gather In Late August
- Tor Icrm of special Nurk
Although the program is not vet
ready and viii NOT bo announced un-
til completed the teachers ihsttut,
this year viii ho held from Augu.'
80 10 september S, II was stated
Yesterday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-28

DAYS before the beginning ot the new ns.
cal year,
CINCINNATt. June 27.--Mrs Nicholas
IonEwurth, n, mother Ot CougrcssmAn
Nicholas touEworth died here today after
an illness ot several weeks
wAsHtNGTON. June 27.--The admin
istraticn has not been consulted regarding
any proposed loan by American tRukrts
to- the Mexican government. n wAs stated
officially at the white HOUSE this at'er-
noon.
MEXICO CRY. June 81 Enrique Del.
lnno. Il publisher, was arrested today on
the charge OF selitlUn. tie had been con-
ttibutlng a series OF articles TO the news
paper Las Noticias,
NEW YORK. June 27--An Involuntary
pntltluD in bankruptcy was fIud in the
United States district court tutpy against
E NJ Fuller a Co. stock brokers and
members 0f the Consolidated stock eN.
change. The company was suspended from
the Consolidated exchange earlier today
PARIS. June q Tho French Academy
of Science to-day offered a prize ~ 100 GOO
francs for the fret communication with
any planet except Mars "M,is is too
easy" explains tire announcement
FREMONT Eeb. june 1.-THE bodies
~ Harold Howard II, and his brother
John. were recovered from o. sand pit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-28

| 10 DAYS. closing tho Friday before
the Monday on which the city
! schools opcn September IL.