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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-01
SPECIAL OFFICER HELD
As MN IS SHOT

East st. Louis. Ills, Dec. 31.-Cleve-
land Justice. age AZ. a epecial officer
at National City is held by police
pending an investigation of the shoot
ing OF Jesse Franklin. ~. yesterday in
the packing house strike district. Jus
tice said he shot Franklin when the
latter failed to heed his command to
halt. Franklin has mot been identi-
fled. In connection with tho strike of
packing house employees.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-01

New York, Dec SiLMore work,
economy and enforcement of law and
order are prime essentials of the day
In the opinion of Ebert ~ Gary chair
man of tho United States Steel corpor-
alton who today issued this statement:
"Readiustmerts and reconstructions
arc not complete. Difficulties still em-
harrass and industrial Disturbances
threaten.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-01

"ExtravaEance and Incidence are
prevalent Crimes and misdemeauors
are common. Profiteering still exists.
There ia urgent need for more
work economy and saving. Stricter OBJ
servance and enforcement Of law are
demanded
Even tho the present ia somewhat
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-01
BRITISH BATTLESHIP
fDRIFT IN CHANNEL

Cherbourg, Dec. 5i.-The British tet-
tleship Nengence. with but small
crew aboard. was running adrlft be
fore a storm in tho English channel
this morning. in danger of collision
with other craft or of pilins UP on the
shore.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-01
SUFFERS
$l50,0O0 BLAZE

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 31.-Th- build
ing occupied by the Atlanta Barber,
supply company was practically con-
sumed here late last night by flames
which did some damage to adjoining
around stbO,00n.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-01

that ''as there is no alternative to
acceptance the treaty should be
ratified"
After a ratification resolution was
carried by the Donegal county
council. one member. Mr.. Duffy,
presented bis resignation. saying
he was unable to accept the treaty
but realized a great majority OF his
constituents desired ratifica ton.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-01

CONTINUED on P.ss Three.)
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-01

Continued on Page Three
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
NelDs of Sapuipd
FATE OF INDIANS
IN JURY'S HANDS
Expect Verdict Today in
Prosecution of Pair
for Staying

Special to Tho world.
SApULpA, Fob. S.--Tho fate Of
Lcgus and Tom Brown, wealthy and
well known indians rested in the
hands OF district court jury at 4
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, after
defense attorneys and state prosccu-
tors had consumed several hours In
arguing the case. A verdict was not
expected until Thursday morning.
The Indians are charged Jointly
with the murder of Richard Nelson.
negro deputy, and Dave Custon,
negro garage worker Tho negroes
were killed on the Pickett prairie
road near here last November fol-
lowing an auto accident
Witnesses for the state testified
that Nelson scrapod Browns car IN
passing him on tho road, and wen,
back to get his name and TO offer
payment for any damage. After
writing Browns name in "a book and
dropping his arms to his side, the
shooting began. according to the
testimony Nelson was shot first
and then Costou.
Defense attorneys plead self de-
fonsc hasing this on the testimony
OF the Brown brothers who declared
Nelson and Coston drew their guns
after the auto accident The case
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(earhW
OG2zz,pkeziv

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iightfully fragrant cream known
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yesulta a.,
pimples, blackheads, freckles and
liver spots, and is made soft and
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B0c the package; Black and Whit.
Soap, 25c a cake, and Black and
White Cleansing Cream. 25c and
soc packages, are sold and guar
anteed by all good drug and de-
partment stores.
Write Dept. d. Plough, Mem.
phis, Tenn, for copy OF your
Birthday Book and leaflet which
tells all about Black and White
toilet preparations.
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Ends Stubborn Coughs
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Youll never know how quickly a
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Into n pint bottle, put 2h ounces
Of pIurR; then add plain uTanulated
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you can use clarified molasscs, honey,
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Either way, the full pint saves about
two thirds of the money usually
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You can feel this take hold instantly,
soothing and healing the membranes
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cold and Il is also splendid for bron.
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Pinex is most valuable concen.
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To avoid disappointment, ask your
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with directions and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed TO give abso-
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1889, the lecturer said. a period Of
70 years, gives a personal insight "a
10 his personality interesting Incl
dents OF his Harvard university eN-
perience whore he graduated, his
ministry, his renunciatlon of his
ministerial life, HIS lectures, his two
marriages; all graphically depicted
by Doctor GriRgs He summed 10
all up In the words OF a biographer,
who said There was nothing inter
esting and nothing mean in the life
Of this man" But his ethical mes
sages which were his unerring af-
firmation OF the greatness OF the
individual soul, his beautiful teach
ings OF art, history, intellect and ma
ture. his unity and consistency OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09

Doctor Griggs chose 20 name Emer-
son with Washington and Lincoln
as moral leaders and In peculiar
value, with Socrates as an unOf-
ficial patriot. He iHuded him as
Americas most fortiilzlng mind. a
personality In full flower behind
whom was six generations OF old
and now England aristocracy Civ
ing him credit Of also being demo
cratic--a man Of tho people. withal
expressing true American spirit and
lofty thought
In meteOric style. Doctor Griggs
turned the minds OF his hearers back
20 colonial days with their provinc-
lalism and blue laws
Emerson Ife. from 1Su3 until
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
Towers.

stephen \, Towers aged GI. who
has been "a resident Of Tulsa for the
last 20 years, died at his home, 1897
south Elwood avenue. at o'clock
wednesday morning Towers was
wen known throughout eastern
oklahoma, He h survived by two
sons ana three daughters. A son
Leo Towers, is q graduate Of Tulsa
hirh school and Is at present a cadet
at West Point g. l.. Towers. the
other snu lyud with the father. The
Three dpugntors aros Mrs 4. NJ
Ioowis ol lNlinEs Mont. and Misaes
lyWl and Florence Towers, who re-
side here, The funeral services will
DC hold from tho family residence
Thursday afternoon et e.3n O'Clock.
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TALBOT ELECTED
HEAD OF ROTARY
Present Secretary Of Civic
Club Elevated to the
Presidency
SUCCEEDS LANCASTER
Cost of Maintenance Of Tulsa
Boys Home for Year OF
1921 Was $2l. 800

ualpb raI..i. far fho uuat fhrro
yoat1 Secretary of .ho Rotary 'l1h.
was elected president of mat or
ganl2atun uI Il.'D I1lm W'dnosdhv
noon ru..D.lIuH H.u Lancaster,
prcaIdcui Uurr. 'uu club }"1r nat
ends This .UrIrE Tho now pr'p-
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According iu lt"i1rlans' thla pan
oi holding inc clocii"na over a pro-
tractod porlod makes ~ possible TO
'lc't 10 lhoIhcr nftlco m'Wbet
VINO nae hcon defeated Tor an OF
nee.
wants Help for Guards.
c,i p,ts,, o,SI,u t,siruct,r IN
Tho ol,l,bor,a Natinnoi Guard who
served in tsr,,cc' ~ th, bcnd ~ a
connapy ~ oklnbora men ,trpod
tbo ynt,ry ,I,,b to fatbcr tbc Local
Guard units ana csrcctaliy tho no,Y
machine ,.un co,nt,anv which vas
transforr,J from oLlnbom, Citv 10
iruIso. EnroIlmopt I'm mis- comn,nv
boa NOT bccn as ranid oa pu,rd ~
0cera md bonod 4, would bc
"0ct aciivolv bohInd tho ,ocol
guard." O'NoiI suggested 81, ia moi
hin service thnf Is ncc1cd mi
service from Tho heart Won pever
con ION when tbis macbinc s,,n
comnanv win he needed righ, bar,
I'm Tulsa -
I,se IoverInp announced tho pov
scout cnmpaign IN roiso a. ooo for
The comdne Years actIvItIes ma to
covo,. a deflCit ~ a. ooo from Loot
wears budget 'rhe aeon, counc,, 4,
irving Ia o,btnIp thia nr,n,,nt h,, n,a1i
msbscription INT N II Al no, forth :
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Moxico She started alone for the
border Thursday night and for three
weeks will visit with n relative in
Mrs ". sawyer. ~ the Methodist
mission Hchoul In Monterey, Mexico.
ana later at Mexico city During
Miss pylos absence. Mrs Ruth ia
cob clark, assistant general sccr"-
larY VIII be IN charge.
sT VALENTINES season win
got lta mead ~ homage from tho
1ulH Buaino4s Womons club.
which ls to have o. valentine din
nor lt G.15 o'clock Thursd1v eve.
ming lu Ed Woods cafe This will
bo tho regular club meeting Upper
most ut the business session will be
tbouphf for the benefit dance to b"
given 10y the club "Wednesday eve
uiug OF next wcck IN Bike lodge
FOR mo purpose ~ securing money
for the Tuhp public Health assocln-
iiou. club members have assisted
the work OF tho association In the
past and uro interested particularly
40 present boo the open air school
THE FIRST or "a Hcrics of weekly
church uiEht suppere aud meetings
was held Dt M" First Christian
church Wednesday evening, which
i5O members partalinR Of tho meal
served by ladies OF tho church
ln tho social hnll ana aftcrwards
iuIniuu bon discussion Of church
prohloms around the tables and still
later listening iu the chapel to the
first Of "a number Of lectures on tho
Root Of Acta by Judge W /. VIII
iinms. teacher of the Loval mems
class and an excellent Bible scholar
The scrlosc win conclude at Easter
=
BILLY RAKER. 7.ycar-old son OF
W. NJ. Baker of tho First National
bank. is slowly convulcscing At the
residence Of hia parents from u
seven days Illness caused by mas-
toiditis Tho little hoy Is now
thought 10 be out Of danger
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
.GRIGGS DESCRIBES
LIFE OF EMERSON
Noted Lecturer Gives In
sight Into Personality
Of Writer

Dr. Edward Howard GrigRs whose
lectures for % fortnight have deeply
Interested large audiences here, Will
close his series on Great Moral
Lenders" Thursday evening, his sub
iept at this time being "Tolstpy." By
special request, DR. GriEgs lectures
Thursday afternoon MT 3 O'Clock on
Antony and Cleopatra This cml.
uout scholar and lecturer Is appear
iug hero under auspices Of the Tulsa
Shakespeare club.
RALPH waldo Emerson was the
subject uf tho Wednesday lecture.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09

thought, not seeking logical order
in expression and his marvellous
power I'm awakening other minds,
both In his lectures during life and
in his writings handed down to pos
terlty. had rightfully placed him as
a spiritual sandard bearer peculiar
ly worthy in democracy and SER
vice to the world.
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MOrtUdry

GOwan.
Funeral services for Mrs. " n.
tiowan viii be held at 9 o'clock
Thursday afternoon at the First
Methodist church, with Rov. j. w.
Abel ottoiatlng, Mrs. Gownn died
IuesdaY Following a three days. III
ness OF influenza She was the
wife OF Reverend Gowan. A retired
Methodist minister, 100t south
Main, and was active IN church
work. She was 80 years old at the
time OF her death. Survivors are
the husband and children. Preda,
Cecil and George.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
Make Every Neal a
Perfect Feast
Tanlac Makes Each Bite
a New Delight.

"HEN yo,E digestive system Is
w working ottici cicutly and
smoothly. extracting from your food
abundant stores of vital energy and
piling up reserve force OF Vigor to
meet any emergency every bite IL
eaten with keen 2est and appreci-
alton.
II your meals are not real event,
it you do not approach tho table
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
Attacks Haitian Loan.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.--A loan
OF s1f,O00,000 which he charged
New York bankers were seeking TO
force upon Haiti would copper
rivet' American occupation OF the
West Indian republic. Dr. Hudicourt.
a Haitian LAWYER teetifled TODAY be-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
yhn.ll,n Wins Annihnr

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Feb s.
Stdnislaus Zhyszko, worlds wrest-
ling champion, defeated John DIN
OF Finland hero last night, winning
IA straight falls The champion
threw olin in 80 minutes with a NV.
ing mare and won the second fan in
" minutes and 40 seconds with "a
double Arm roll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
State School Teachers
Convention at CAPITAL

OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. s.
Oklahoma city tonight lies In readi-
moss to accommodate the several
thousand school teachers who VIII
gather here tomorrow from every
city. town and district OF the state
at the 10th annual convention OF the
Oklahoma Educational association,
meeting here for "A three day session.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09

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Rig Kansas sun Uncarthci.

TOPEKA, Kan. Feb. S.--Prohibi-
ton officers here late Tuesday night
found In operation n fifty-gallon
still and confislCated fifteen barrels
OF whisky mash, one barrel wine,
ana twenty gallons of raw moon
shine, Russell NJ. Collier and Clit-
ford Johnson were lodged In Jail as
alleged toint owners
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has attracted considerable attention
hero
Seek Reason for Suicide.

Police and relatives have been un-
able to advance u reason FOR tho
action of Mrs. Dora Matthcs of this
city who wns found dying from n
drink OF carbolic acid at her homo
in Southern heights Wednesday
morning.
At tho time OF the suicide Mrs.
Matthcs was In the house with her
two children, boys OF the ages OF
four months and three years. A
ncighbor's daughter discovered her
suffering from tho effects Of the
poison and notified officials A
physician arrived before death. but
was unable to save her life.
Tho dead woman's husband, j. w.
Matthes, is an oil driller employed
at present In the Slick fields. lie
was last at home during the week
ond. leaving Monday to return TO
work
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09

fore the senate committee invosp..
ting conditions in Haiti and ssss, ss
Domingo. 'aht'
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BERLIN, Feb. S.--The execu,,u.
coinmlttee OF the railway men
union had ordered a rcsumptlon !.
work beginning tomorrow sr.,
noon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09

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We teve been using the tulsa
Daily world for five wears and II 10
'rrstifytrg to say thet We have he'd won-
derrul re suits WITH the eds sppesrine
In your paper.
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Our recent cost sale ct $40 90

hpFtBr ing m your pHptT IBst MuHtN WBs
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Thr Ahuanrp Sl1np
EXCLUSIVE LADIES REApY.ro.wEAR'

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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-03-11
THE PLIGHT OF MARCUS CARNEY.


guided adheren that the
bitter
protect
criticism
We decried
the black portion
the the the
the native
the Inflated dsgracefu Republican meeting at Liberty Hall last
fall not only vicious suicidal
all
and can under no circumstances be condone tolerated
The fanaical devotion of of his while
perhaps
ana order ana good citizenship When native Americans whether white
black be denied the
they paid then
born residents in America would be permitted to do this Any organization
such residents who attempted oOhardy
should be promptly
e one the aa ues OF the GaVey organization 1t has been this
than thing against
friendly people
other
Gaey fantastic and impossible 1t
plain that
ous organizer The manifold schemes themselves of the Universal
Improvement Factories
poaion the Siberian development laundry
ana real estate would have required not only Napoleon
but sooner it seems has
plan begun to fade in the imagination
Impossible mas been promoted to fire their zeal and get their
stock subscriptions plans policies
seem not going judge Gaveys
ese dreams would come true and providing practical would
eventually Justify themselves
led much ntraraca dscord has
o hu earned doha Oh the Woodworking people of the race
home and abroad
been the grave liabilities which Marcus
the entire black
But upon the other side of the
Lder valuable
greater practical racial sodiy among
and file than demonstrated the
act that black folk the world
Tor their beerment
knowledge of given them the
self confidence big thing
the West
South America
their potential equality
ed Sner and diplomatic
have the Marcus Gavys
plans would that awakened
the
could be
ability must take nm the
loren ior the cause OF African redemption N Y.
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SPREADING OUT.

Elsewhere in this ISSUE mention is made of the visit
Madame Walker Wilson, daughter of the late Madame j. Wal
ker to Italy And excerpt from LA Trbuna leading morn
ing daily of Rome tells of her at ST. Peters during the
election of the Pope Mrs Wilson stopped in Rome while
len Egypt Spain and liberia business for her COM
Ipany
That Mrs Wilson should visited Rome is worthy of
special notice. for seldom interested enough
in the world about to explore it wander far aed in
search of information diversion But 1T worth while
realize that she is spnddy carrying the work well be-
by her mother refusing to be saed with its present size
though affords her ample She is seeking to en-
large it, to put other countries in touch with her products She
is spreading out"
How great blessing would be for the Negro
business think always in of spreading out"
being satisfied with present accomplishment?
Every which Negroes live and attempt to do business
bears evidence of the lack of this idea by the propreos of bust
enterprises Their theory to be- sit affords
living why should seek to make it The average Negro
business think little of progress beyond certain
point
This lack of ambition is commendabe And the time has
that actual blame well attack to that nd
vua who dies not seek to make the most of his opportunities
1t is not possible for every business to become national
international in its But it possible for business
possible supporting its better style and furnish
ing gnfu employment for those who have made special
alton for it.
Dissatisfaction with present conditions the extent of exert
self for their beteent has been the of the adj
of civilization and the deveopmn of and
poraon Those who would keep abreast of this progress which
where observable must seek to Spread OUT consistently
and constantly
We commend the spirit of Mrs Wilson this carrying for
ward the work of her mother She fortunate to posses the
spirit which her always to strive to grow.
Her example may well incentive others among
us whose opportunities less limited than hers Let
think always of spreading out" being dissatisfied with
present accomplishment.