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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09


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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
A Stenographer's Romance
DOROTHY FALLON'S VISITS DEPRESS NELLIE
By JANE PHELPS

Carriers boarding house at the Corners
and heard those travelling men talk.
1 learned too much about them-how,
they get girls to do foolish things, then
laugh at them afterward. 1t was a long
time ago. but I've never forgotten one
word they said or how they used to-
bras about what they could do with the
girls they met; 1t makes me sick
every time | think of IT. They put me,
wise all right" -,
"Perhaps they did you a service
perhaps they did you a service. Nell
lie" Miss Jones answered. but you
muslin, think nll men are bad There
arc many fine conscientious men In the =
world" r,S
some perhaps" Nellie replied. her ,
thoughts on. Mr.. George. He was fine.
She was sure he was good. But he was
only one. Her opinion of men in gem
eral had not changed.
Tomorrow-An Accident and IN sy;S
Awakening.
Protected BY George Matthew Adams3F
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
BRAIN Tests:
By SAM LLOYD
7 Minutes to Answer This.

In each Of the following good reso-
lutions may be found the Christian
name of the penitent: i.
7 dare say that you will be sur
ptised 10 learn that | am giving up "a
i' -
late suppers. M,
Resolved: Ward off all Temptations"
to indulge in airleSs conversation. 'h,h
Every mart has attractions for me,
so for one year my gaze will be turn
ed from shop windows.
II you know how ardently play
golf you would wonder at my fore
swearing it.
am going to try and not be narrow. {
in my views.
To develop frankness In my speech
shall be my strong resolution.
Nor a gossip, nor critic shall Do
for q raar njib,
Pretense IS bad, affection is worscT"f
so shall try to overcome both.
shall give up writing prose ana ~
try my hand at poetry. 80
To strengthen my will, / am gotng a,.
TO boldly confront all unpleasant
tasks. :,
shall throw away the old pipe, terri,s
rible as 1t may be. $50
Answer to Yesterdays. -,
The little darkey got firm hold on :.
the top Of that creased pole in just
"a minutes and 40 seconds. IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09

the flavor that Nay.
Second Guest -.- tax" sugar IN my
coffee hut not in nv i'1.
Third Guest--hnd | tab" sugar IN
tea but not IN coffee.
Second ard third guests IN CHORUS
Ism that funny,
In,crmiss,or-Whi'o cereal IS brought
inn. Each guest claims - prefer n"
particular cereal that tn" hostess mas
chosen 10 any o&A"r cereal, on: tastes
and dis;as,es in REGARD To- cereals are
then discussed. nnHi III" subject
,.v-,,rcs from cereals. VII cream, -
desserts. {" fruit tn" second 'Su"N'
..orrs ahau, cousin who never ate any
fruit all his life and the 'hir1 guest t"''I
avon, =, aunt who loved chocolate and
.h,1 some Kind or choco!ar" pudding
,ysry might Of her ll!r. and each break
raa,er tells several fascinating items
hsrtru.rU. Il never nr Il Always, or
"T love" or Il hate"
) rlualc--Coifec Is served with re
hash Of sugar. cream. both or neither.
r-efcrOnca VI each guest. and each
GUESTS hushard.---aDd reference l" a
cousin Of the sscoud guest who insisted
On having brown sugar ~ her coffee.
vaguely FAMILIAR
"a .hcre anything familiar sounding
about that conversation :" you?
And do YOU wonder wat think the
e,ernal topic Of what thee and m" and
au- husbands AMI our cousins ard our
a~,rdaunts IKE 20 sa' rivals III" eternal
,opI.. Of tho weather"
~ YOU VIII notice, II Is their reactions
~ 4he weather. not just The weather H.
cl, that people discuss with the most
rIs'o. And how much more scoop" 'I"re
rrr,., T...t d,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09

slG% This "casy I" make apron
model is nice in unhleaChed muslin
with facings 81 contrasting material,
or. in c3ngham. chintH ar p"rcal". The
-de seams arc free below the hips hui,
Il preferred may be closed their entire
length.
The Pattern = cut in Sizes: Small
Si-2G: Medium 3S-4O: Large i2-iA; Extra
Large 46-iS inches bust measure. \
medium size requires -. yards Of q
inch material.
Pattern mailed 20 any address on re.
crip, of re IN silver or stamps.
Send l2r In silver or stamps for our
FALL & WINTER 1922
1924 BOOK OF FASHIONS.
Write name and address ?;ainly. Send
IL cents I" The lnieiligcncer Once,
Wheeling. V. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-09
LUCID INTERVALS.

Gentleman consulting city directory
. Enok binders, bOUkkcCpcrS, booksellers.
hu"trakers---
Drug Store Clcrk-MayNc ! can help
,ou find what you're looking for.
Gcn,leman--NO USE guess bootleg
GERS aren't listed yet--Ncw Yo"n World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
WEEKLY REPORT or HOSPITALS
List OF Names OF Patients Injured
in Mine Accidents.
Special to The world.

special TO The world.
DOUTllAT. April i.--According to
hospital reports. the following mine
workers suffered Injuries in accl-
dents which occurred In tho mines
of this district during three days of
the past week. William Anderson,
shovclcr at one OF the Skcl,on
mines. back strained; VIII Murri-
son, shoNelcr at Lucky lew mine,
left arm hurt. Charles Allen. track
man at Lucky Jew mine. right foot
bruised: John Bunch. screen man NJ
East Sido mine, right foot injured
Iandcs Cunningham, blacksmith for
Lucky jew, left eye injured: Bryan
Siler, machine helper at Buffalo
minO, left eye injured: Ernest
stretch, hoisterman at Blue Ribbon
mine, scalp iaCcratcd, Walter
Thomas, screen man at Lucky jew,
right hand hurt: Roy Fink machine
helper at Lucky syndicate mine,
Loft Cyc injured. Harry Fisher. shOv-
clcr at Black Hawk mine, internal
Injuries; walter Williams. machine
man at Lucky jew, left hand
mashed: Everett Young. machine
man at Lucky syndicate mine. right
hand hurt: Dec Ash, jackhammcr
man at Premier mine. right leg. hip
and back injured: Everett Brooks,
wcldor for ~. W. Nybcrg Co. eyes
injured: OUic Williams, machine
man at Early Bird mine, right leg
Injured
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
BURGLARIEs IN ToUR SPOTS
Numerous Attempts at Thievcry But
Returns Disappointing,

special tu Tho World.
NlNITA, April -Four different
business offices in +Nis city were
burclarIzcd Tuesday night. or early
Wednesday morning. presumably by
amateurs, who Obtained but little
money or articles Of value, and left
no clew TO their identity.
The visitors effected an entrance
into the office OF the ng-Lawrenco
Lumber company by breaking omen
a rear door, took an overcoat and a
pair of pliers. ransacked the safe
and scattered papers over the floor.
Considerable damage was done
AZ the office OF the O'Bannon grain
elevator, the combination dial on
the safe being hammered until IL
was ruined, though the safe had
been unlocked.
\ small amount in pennies and
postage stamps was secured by the
burglars at the Crown filling station.
Mackinaw coat taken, and the
overcoat taken from the first place
VISITED was left In its place.
The Dillon hay office was also
entered, but so far as can be ascer-
famed, no money or article Of value
was secured.
officials are investigating the
circumstances but thus far the guilty
parties have not been apprehended.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
FLYING SQUADRON
FINISHES UP WORK
Baptist Preachers Com
plete Job of Visiting
All Churches
REVIVAL OF INTEREST
churches of Northeastern AS
sociation Given Number of
Addresses by Workers

Special 'o The world.
yrNiTA. April 1.-The Flying
s4u.If0n." composed oc Baptist
rrc4.Hors In the Northeastern Okla
boml Baptist association, Thursday
righ, completed its self-imposcd task
.o'y. ling practically all OF the
churches IN the association with
tHreo speaking nights in each
church. the campaign having been
undertaken for the purpose OF in
forming members OF the progress
made along dcnominatiunal lines,
and royiving interest In the great
missionary activities OF tho dcnomi-
n4U0H The squadron started its
vo March 90, and carried 1t on
ovs a period Of ton days. Tho mod
crai0r uf tho association. Rev. X. ID.
sheldon Of this city. drove 3ii miles
by automobile and 120 miles by rail-
road 10 fll his appointments and
attend 90 his other business in this
city But Rev Ozro Mcknight, the
avsu..lf| |ouil missionary, being the
only paid officer Of the association.
grpat'y exceeded this record. as he
'f'IIA IHI''h l'l flbllN NhN , DIfttul
rho program laid out for the flying
squadron.
The ministers taking part in the
work are Row G. Stubblcfhcld,
Miami. Rev. j. W. Hodges. Ninita;
Rev 4. Roscoe Lutson, Pryor; Rev.
T.. o. Hudson. Alton: Rev. J.. C..
Nerm.l'ion, Grove; Rev. I'd Jeuks,
Fairland. Rev. Thomas u. New,
Commerce; Rev. Floyd Jones, Gem
tralI3: Rev. Elmer Reynolds.
Ketchum; Rcv. Rex Ford. jay: Rev.
3. y. sheldon, Ninita; Rev. T.. r..
Russell Bluejacket; Rev. Jess
Bynum, Narcissa, Rev. Ozro Nc
kukght, Miami. and Rev. J. NJ.
Wiay state missionary, Muskogee.
Among The laymen who Joined I'm the
campaign are Roy Wills, treasurer
o. the association: j. Grover Scales.
Judge of the county court. Jay; Cole
Williams, Ninita, and G. NJ. London,
superintendent OF the Miami RaptisI
hospital Miami. and Mrs. W. II.
Masters OF Bluejacket, secretary OF
the Womon's work in the association.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Four fedr-OM Pupil ia
Francis Looks Up TO
Tulsa as Big city"

Special Goo THE World
FRANCIS. April T.. Mrs. T.. VI.
Hammer is very proud ot her
grandson and his many smart
sayings. 10 seems that the rCpu.
tatiOn OF Tulsa looks big even to
tho I-ytnr-Olds or the smaller
towns, aud she thought this too
good to keep.
Last Sunday when little I-yCar-
old James Edwin wood reached
homo after Sunday school. his
mother asked him what the lesson
was about lie answered about
Jesus She asked him what was
Jesus doing and he said. Rid
ing q donkey named ass" Sho
tncn asked whore Jesus was ro-
iug erd he answered. "To great
city, and / guess DO was Tulsa"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
BOYS CONFESS TO TmEvERY
One stole the Goods and the Other
Helped tO Sell Them.

Ncla' tl Tho World
'dENRlETTA, April 1.--Otto Law
Iehco Of Schultcr, II years OF age.
ana Pay Pack, II, arc under arrest
,nafged with burglary and dispos-
ing Of stolen goods.
Ihe Lawrence boy Is said 10 have
confessed TO having hidden himself
W tne Creosan hardware store and
sNa'ted until the store was closed
LOT tne night, when he committed
we thett OF a numbeT Of pistols and
pocketNnives and Iet'himself out OF
a sidedoor entrance, later obtaining
NE the Pack boy to assist him in
selling the plunder at "bargain"
nIlces' The Pack youth also con-
l"sod his part I'm the scheme, II is
sated, and showed tho officers
EMsne'e some OF the plunder was hid
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Yonr's Torcn.Ic prngrnni.

Eight moro forensic
events are ON the calendar Of the
University Of Oklahoma for this
year I'm six debates, the state old
line oratorical contest and the Rem
der medal contest. Josh Ice, debate
coach, announced Thursday. Three
events will be held at home and
four abroad with oklahoma visiting
southern Methodist university at
Dallas, the University Of Arkansas at
Fayetteville. the University Of Kan
sas at Lawrence and oklahoma Az
ricultural q Mechanical college at
saltwater. The old line oratorical
contest the Render medal event and
the University Of Texas debate arc
scheduled Tor Norman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Hepburn TO Rush Things.

ONMULGEE-Back at his office
for the first time in more than "a
wpcek County Attorney James Hep
burn said Friday that he would ia
lor all indictments returned by the
district court grand Jury I'm connec-
ton with the banking Investigations.
including Governor Robertson and
Fred g. Dennis, former banking
commissioner. on a charge acceptiug
bribc, being at issue before the
calling Of criminal term Of district
court to start The trials.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Hair accessories

West electric hair curriers'. ESQ
value .......s....'. l1c
Curling irons. best steel, 2Oc
value for ......,........
Waving irons: best quality
very special ...........'.2S .2Sc
Glove stitch kid curriers'; 8
and 7-inch, special, ] dozen.
Ht ...,..,..,,. iTc Rnd 2bc
cabinet halr pins, 1oo value,
Tor ........,..sss no
Invisible hair pins. black. all
sizes. package ..,..,,,..4c
- Shell and amber hair pins:
all sizes. 25c value .....,i7o
Beauty pins; assorted colors.
large cubes .,.......,.. iOo
Hair Nets. single
mesh. Sell for 10c each.
Special. dozen ..,,,.,...bB $40
--Justrlts Double Mesh Hair
Nets; regular price l5c each.
Special, dozen .....,..,Si 90
lashiouette single and double
mesh Hair Nets. Special
dozen .,,..',,,.'..s'' Nl'2B
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
NOM sENEs AuE IN rOurICs
Ottawa County Precinct Meetings
ARE called Tor tOth.
srccIsI % mo N0TN.


MIAMI April Under n call
just issued hy lugh Webster ropuu-
llc1n county chairman. precinct
meetings are TO De held iu Ottawa
county April 10 10 elect q chairman
and NicO chairman iu each precinct.
o man and "a woman. and also 60
choose delegates To- the county con-
ycutiou to uo held at the county seat
April n.
Representatives az tho county con-
ycutiuu VIII uo upon the basis ~ ono
delegate for every 10 NutcE or major
fraction thereof cast for the rcpub-
llcau electors Boo 1890. Precinct
meetings iu tho cities aud towns are
to be held Doe the afternoon, uud
in the country districts at night. Z
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Dressmdking Needs

Pearl buttons; fresh water
pearl buttons. sizes 10. IS. 20,
80. "a. ono dozen In card
for ...........,... bc
.Stlckorls braids - Justrlte
Htickerio braid. extra quail
ity. all Colors, per piece. i5c
Rick rack braid; morcerized
white. sizes 20 TO as. 4 Yards
at ...'''.''.s''''''''''I'c
-Colored. size 20 ,,,,.,,.13c
t-Lincn tapc: three yards. Oc
-Justritc lingerie tape-bost
quality white, pink, light blue.
6-yard plCcO .,....,...''.OO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

WNANDOTTE-The consolidated
school of Wyaudottc. which is the
only one in ottawa, has received
state aid TO the amount Of $500,
after having been Inspected by
representative Of the state board of
education and found up 10 the re-
Qulrcd standard
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
pick Rhodes Scholarship.

NORMAN-The University of
Oklahoma will he allowed 10 pick
five candidates to go before the
state committee OF selection for
Rhodes scholarships OF which Prof.
W. $. Campbell, head Of the English
department ana formerly a Rhodes
scholar IS chairman. and make APP
plication for the 1923 scholarship.
These men will be chosen I'm 1922
and 20 TO oxford university. oxford.
England, In 1923.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
ApNs MuNIcmAn ELECTION
Vote called Rt Same Iimc for To-
MN Levy for school Fund.

Special TO The World.
ADA. April IA general city
election Will bc held hero ucNt
Tuesday at watch tho mayor. COM
missioner Of finance and commis-
sioncr OF public works and property
Will be- elected. together with mcm-
hcrs of the school board. Nn clcc-
ton has been called for tho same
DAYS TO raise the school tax levy
from o TO 10 mills for the next
fiscal year.
Candidates for mayor aVo W. II
Fisher, now serving as Justice of the
peace, and w. n. Melton. Walter
smith and Henry kroth are cnndi-
dates for tho street commissioner
office and Charley Dcavcr received
a majority vote IN the primary Tor
LmuM.n NnmmIalLnmnr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
uNs CoLoNI,L ArMosrurRE
College choral clubs Mako n Hit
WIN Early Day plnN.

ADA. April Ada dramatic cu.
thusIuHls were taken back TO the old
Puritan days iu tho comic opera
presented by choral organizations of
the Teachers college here Thursday
evening. Tho titlo OF tho play wa
"Tho captain of Plymouth" and tho
plot wls built around the Court
ship or Miles Stludish.' featuring
tho early days Tor tho Pilgrims. A
largo number uf tho leading siu-
doufs iu music classes Of the college
participated.
Tho opera is an annual affair FOR
tho school and 10 has always Mt
taotod much attention from Citi.
lous here. Miss Emma Keller, head
of tho music department, had
charge ~ TIM work
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
KEEP WATCH ON TEXAS STOCK
say Livery Available Pasture in
y usage County Has Been Leased.

PAWIluSEA, April Arrange
nmeh's have been made to have Carl
CC,'eGGuoCk assist l.. NJ. Callahan, the
rUrulo tick inspector in Osage and
washington counties. for the next
oo uays when 10000 head Of Tex
cattle are expected to be brought
u.lSnder an order issued by J. A.
tnHli, hurst, chairman of tho state
hoaIH OF agriculture, no cattle can
~" ~ unloaded here from points be-
to" me tick quarantine line, but Il
no. anticipated that this order
D n ,li5 county, since every available
p"S'ure has been leased.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
RcgIn School Snrrcr.

M'ALESTER-A preliminary odu-
cational survey OF this county under
direction OF the United states board
OF education, will begin Monday.
April 3. This Is ono OF the eight
counties OF the state selected for
q survey 10 obtain statistics. which
viii be presented To tho legislature
concerning oklahoma schools.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Mnsnns Inv Cnrncrslnnc.

COMMERCE-COmanChc MasOns
laid the cornerstone for their now
temple this week I'm tho presence
OF Of n crowd OF several hundred
persons, including delegates from
Duncan, Loco. walters and Lawtou.
In the evening at a special meeting
several candidates were given do
groCS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
To TxtcrmInatc NJosouI,o

HUGO-Dcfinitc plans for cxtcr-
the mosquito IN Choctaw
county. and thereby preventing ma
laria. have been formed by the
Lhpns club here officials have ar
nouncCd. a corps Of officers for
tho campaign, headed by DR.. q. T..
Harris have been appointed and viii
start work at once.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Funds 10 CompIcto Highway.

HIGO-With towns tcWcCn here
and Fort Smith, Ark, already on the
campaign 20 raise money 10 COM
plete the Choctaw frail, preparations
are being made here to launch
campaign 10 raise HuEo's quota to-
ward financing the work, IL has been
learned.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
State Briefs
INormcr ChIcf nf polIcc snIcldcs.

CUSHING Joseph Harris. 60
years old. former chief OF police.
Killed hibsclf by shooting al his
home here Friday afternoon Rcla-
tiyes stated that he had been dc
spondent Tor several days but no
other cause can be assigned for his
act. lie leaves his widow, three
married children and ono unmar-
ricd daughter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Rnnst Tnmntn InIinrc.

HUGO-More than one thousand
farms I'm Choctaw county will bc
stocked by tomato plants furnished
by the Hugo Fruit q Truck Growers
association by April !. according to
officers OF the association
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Choctnw school Snrrcf.

HUGO-An educational survey OF
Choctaw county under tho direction
OF John n. Tigert federal commits
sioncr Of education. Is 10 begin here
at once, J. T, Reed, county supcrin-
tcndent, has announced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Gnlhrlc Inrrrr Is Sentenced

GUTHRIE. T., Beach. 30 years
old Of Pawhuska, convicted here scv-
Cral weeks agO of forgery, was sem
fenced Friday to IS months I'm tho
state penitentlary NJ McAlcstcr by
Judge Charles j.. Smith.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Secing Needs

--Daruing cotton -- Coats or
Clark's. three Uuopls for, iar
--Justrlte hooks and eyes, best
quality brass, smooth linlsh,
pla,k and nickel two cards
FOR s,..s....ss.s's We
Grown snap fasteners. o..
FIzrss black ana nickel flnlsh,
regular De- card, four for, 100
suHu fasteners NipC, black
aud white. @aC value, yd. 100
Hook ana oye tape, black and
white. fHri .rr.,rss,t. 28c
-Tr.I Elastic iu am eOlOrs at
per yard S5C, 7iC, zoe and sic
uIar prices 3l-j ana $3.50.
-Girdle Hose s-pporters. Reg
Special sssst.,,r..s.. 81 w
-"E1iad' Dress Linlngs. All
sizes. Net .,.,...,,,...55c
A B @ SIX ,,,.,...,....0 0Sc
no. NJ, O." Baby Pants. Al
EIZrS ..s.s........ SvC
SCISSORS. best OF steel. Regu-
lar price Sl,7J. Special. $3.50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Truck IInc IN on TIcId.

TuNNAWA-Bogular truck scrv-
Ice has been established between
Tonkawa aud tho oil field. seven
miles south Of here. by a Wichita,
hanp company
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
nndIn In IcgInn Mnt.

IDABEls-AmcricHu Legion mcm-
''rs here VIII Install q radio OUTFIT
ln their legion hut, which will he
opened soon, \ committee has been
chosen TO purchase The set.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Tucnty.four Hour IIrht Scr,Icc,

RuOSENELT-Twcnty-four hour
electric light service II being fur
nHhed now at Roosevelt. Eiowa
county. streets are kept lighted all
night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Unfinished nnsinnss

TAIlLEQUAH-D District court will
convene here Monday, April g. for
a short session TO dispose uf several
cases continued from the last term.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

%, whenever possible. World war
he&rIans arc to be employed I'm
Iuu1nuding state roads I'm New York.
SsnWay construction this year will
"oVle employment for 1000 men.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
REPORT FROM FARM CENSUS
'ss production of Washington
sr...., county Counts UD Big.

w
srs..,, county Counts Up Big.
n. IA tILESYILLE, April IA re-
toost Just issued shows that there are
~ iarms In Washington county of
guich SJ6. or trifle more than so
EI cent are occupied by the owner.
fV-u'lhg the year 1919 more than
,SooVVO eggs were produced by the
3, 80 OF the county or an average Of
5laD0O gallons Of milk were pro-
ssuc,d by the dairy herds, making
arm Wv
lne statistics reveal that there
,e o., !n Washington county 2Gs farms
~ rom so 10 80 acres, l63 farms
- rom 100 10 ia acres. SS farms
rom 20 to 20 acres and So farms
. 'Fom i75 to 259 acres.