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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-26
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r., World on tho following conditions
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rght to revise and classify all ada. Return
wtou' replies. Three.time ads. very seldom
tail. Money refunded on unused Insertions,
ErnLIs corrected or money refunded.
RATES.
Ore cent . word for all elAssiiicstlonI
SIctt clairvoyEnts, personals and mAtri.
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lam charge 25 centS. Your credit il good
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Verlting which are cash, Classification not
Plai snteed after 8 p. N.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-26
1918, by Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.
CBy HOWARD r. GARIs)

Nurse Janc,' called Uncle Gig
giIy Longears, the nice rabbit gentle
man, TO his muslrat lady house
keeper. as he started out from the
hollow stump bungalow one morning,
"Nursc Jane, | may not be home un-
I'll late this evening"
why not, pray tell?' asked Miss
Fuzzy Wuzzy.
well, because / am going off to
look for am adventure replied the
rabbit gentleman, and often it takes
me quite "a while to find one"
81 scc'' spoke Nurse Jane. "But
If you Will not be home until late.
what about your dinner and SUPPER
81 have them with me" Uncle
Wiggily said, and he. showed Nurse
Jane n picnic basket, in which he
had put some lettuce sandwiches and
slices of carrot bread, as well as
some turnip shortcake, with ice
cream cones on top.
con, youll not be hungry with all
that" laughed the muskrat lady.
"And IN leave some horseradish
pudding and cabbage marmalado in
the ice box for you, if you come in
after dark
THANK you said Uncle Wiggily
with a low and polite bow, as ne
started Off in his automobile. lie
would have taken his airship, but, in
the night, some bad mosquito boys.
playing tricks stuck their sharp bills
through the toy circus balloons that
raised the clothcsbaskct airship.
The balloons burst, the airship
would not go up, and Uncle Wiggily
would have TO send to the drug store
10 get court plaster to put over the
holes I'm the balloons before he could
sail above the tree tops.
$50 I'm Just go i'm my automobile
he said. And he lid. leaving the air
ship to be meudcd another time. on
and on he rode, looking for an ad-
venture. But for a long time he saw
none.
True. he did see Flappy and Flippy.
The two swan bows. tying knots i'm
their long, slender necks. But that
was not an adventure. And Uncle
Wiggily also saw Jimmie Caw-Caw,
the crow boy. hiding a thimble i'm
the ear Of Jackie Bow Wow. the
puppy-dog boy. But Jimmie often
did that. so that was not an ad-
venture.
An adventure. as / have told you
before. is something good or bad
or funny that happens to YOU.
As the rabbit gentleman rode along
all of "a sudden. he saw what no
tl....lt v..- .t,.. ID, IN. r..u
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-26

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 25.-HCCS-Re.
ceipts $500. higher. bulk s6.65G74O, heavy
S6.5O@7 los. packers and butchers s6.75@
$50, light S7.O5G7.50, pigs S6.75H7.35.
lower prime fed steers ~. so 9.s5. dressed
beef steers $500 OBS, southern steers
s5.B5Ns.25. COWS s4.OO@7.5O, heifeTs $3.50
Ge.5o, stockers S6.254s.a6.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-26

III advertising for position wanted.
II %rnitur" for sale and personals are caAh
w'th order
out.ottOwD ada. will not be run uu.
less remittance Is made with order.
Two cauts per word for all ada. ordered
u'srlAssitied.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-26
LIVE STOCK
Fort Worth Live Stock.

FORT WORTH. Texas. August 25.-CAT.
TLE-Receipts 5000: lower beeves $50
@725.
HOGs-Reeeipts 500. steady s cents up.
Light 7.6ON7G5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-26
Chicago Graln and ProMslons.
PRODUCE


CHICAGO. August 25-BUTTER. Tn.
changed. Receipts 1O,Ogs tubs.
EGGS. Unchanged receipts 1862 cases.
CHEESE Higher: daisies 10 1.4d1-2;
twins IL 1.2Gl3 Americas 10 l-4Q12,
lOnghOrns 10 3-4M14.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-26
HOUSES FOR RENT
Boarding-House Chatter.

THE strong should always assist
the weak" said the fluffy-haired
blonde who writes type between
meals.
But it isn't always possible" re-
Joined the cheerful idiot at the pedal
extremity of the mahogany.
why isn't it?" asked the key
ticker.
'Well take the butter. for exam
ple,' said the g. |. How could 1t
possibly assist the c~offee?"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-26
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'hirt are In effect.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-26
OFFICE AND STORE ROOMS

aud rlean. gas. shelving. counters and
refriTerater furnished, $500 per month.
500 West Third street. Good location for
grocery. Come and see.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-26
"UNFURNISnED ROOMS
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-One empty room, SIPS week.
II South Maybell. Phone 3935.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-26
FURNISHED ROOMS

FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Furnishcd room Phone ass
FOR REMIT Furnished room Phone 277l
CHOICE rooms $3.50 to 1925 week at y. NJ.
FOR RENT -oue urnisncd room. ll6 East
East Fifth,
FOR RENT-lwo light Housekeeping rooms.
Phone ASA.
FURNISHED Housekeeping rooms. sl5
South boulder
FOR RENT Pleasant sleeping room, close
Boz. Phone ao1l
FOR RENT-Two modern Housekeeping
rooms. Phone lsl3.
FOR RENT Sleeping room, modern $40
per month. Phone 2533.
NEWLY furnished upstairs southeast rooms
stone Apts, Phone 3oo7-J.
FOR RENT- Cool furnished housekeeping
room 2o7 North Boulder
FOR RENT Pleasant sleeping room in south
part u town Phone ll3s-J.
FOR RENT-Moden light Housekeeping
rooms. loo2 South Detroit.
FOR RENT-Thrcc room Housekeeping apart.
ment, close in Phone 4sll.
I'lA mn - WI I'NIA" N'I 'hIN N.N N''N
ing Phone 3t47 sos south Detroit
FOR RENT-rwo or three modern uufur
rishcd or furnished rooms PHONE 1920
FOR RENT-Furuishcd room quiet home;
close In, 500 South Boston. Phone 32o.J.
FOR RENT Nicely Furnished room for two
men or ladies. 724 South Denver Phone
1905.
FOR RENT Sleeping and housekeeping;
electric lights and telephone. 4ol South
Eigin.
FOR RENT Furnished room, quiet home
close in. 500 South BOSTON. Phone
3262rd.
FOR RENT-Two rooms. furnished for
light housekeeping, reasonable. 3li West
Iiashell
FOR RENT-Suictly modern room for one
or two gentlemen board II desired. ll3
FOR RENT-One nice cool sleeping room
southwest exposure. 4l2 West Third
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. 1905 South Cincinnati
Phone 277i.
FOR KENT-Tvo Housekeeping rooms. down
stairs we'll furnished. 9ly south t'-ln
Phone 1856
FOR RFNT-Larrc. nicely furnished room,
for housekeeping, ground floor. 300
North Boston.
g.
light housekeeping GROUND floor. WE'LL
59I East gth
FOR RENT-Licht housekeeping rooms. large
porch, large shady yard. 44O North Clu'
cirIrati' Phoro 91iO
FOR RENI-WeI FURNISHED lront room
suitable Tor man ana NlIc OF wv" !'""5
-
FOR KEN -AttIGctlNt sleeping Eo"".N W..
ming water, south exposure summer I''''
Is West Seventh. Phone 5OlO.
HOTEL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cool rooms
with running water: ,reaS0nnhIe ,rhies' Va.
posite FINs' club. IElrd and bouLIet-
FOR RFNT-WcI furnished front sleeping
room With hath and clothes press Joining
Call SIS North nuuldcr. Phone 4GGG.
-zT ---TI-I ---C-----L-I ----r-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-26
New Ynrk COTTON Fntnres
Now orlnans COTTON rntnre.
GRAIN

NEW YORK. Aug 2J.-SpUt cotton uuio
middhng upIauds $500. Sales 100.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
OPPOSITION TO PLANS
FOR CONTINENTAL ARMY

WAElllNGToN. October ~ score
tary Harrison To-day encountered some
opposition to the proposal for - con-
tiu"ntal army rs Il part ut tie I'd
minisi ration national defense plans.
from members OF tho executive com.
mittcc Of the National Guard Asso-
citation and "f tn, National Militia
Board. al advisory body composed OF
militia officers
After "a conference called hy sec
jciar; Garrison. and which lasted soy
cral hours. IT was indicated that no
aGrccucNt had been reached TN"
hour1 uud the committee Will hold
REGULAR sessions here f"y a week
II was learned that the euurdsmcu
Vigorously opposed any national de-
Tense plan which proposes to displncc
he State troops as the organized
irizcu soldtcr> behind tho regular
army The view WAS urged 'hnt ale
iuatc supppr, OF -l" National GUARD
BY the Federal government and tho
public would assur" all that tho con-
Gncutal army plan Was intended to
rroduc" liberalization az the Na
iionai Guard WAS regarded as phi
nar, step toward this end.
Secretary Garrison dcclilcd 10 make
any statement
Mr.. Garrison, at conference to-
might, explained tile War Department
plans ia detail. and department on
Gals ar" hopeful that the National
Guard leaders viii agree /" the pro-
gram before the discussions are CON
cludcd.
In - statement at to-day's con-
ference Tho secretary pointed out prac-
teal difficulties in The way OF utiliz-
ing Stut"-"oirtrolicd ORGANIZATIONS as
a second lin" Of defense, but aSSul cl
the .uardsmcn that no impairment az
the efficiency of the present militia
establishment was contemplated and
that on tho contrary, the admiui stIa-
ton was disposed To do everything pos
Sihlc to build M the National Guard
and make II II more ana more i'm .
prItaut factor in tho nations defensive
HtrcMGth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
TAl-AS GUILTY OF MURDER

NEW YORK. october ~ puuic
Thias q twenty one year old houschoy
VAS found guilty Of murder in the
hrSt d"Grc" Tonight hy a jury for
completely ia ia" murder OF hi4 wealthy
employer, Mr. Elizabeth &. Nichols
"h" was killed in her home las, Sep
'"mh"r 10y several men. who robbed
h"r OF many Thousand dollars worth
"f JcwcirN
Mrs Nichols. whose death was din. :,
STANDARDIZATION. according I" testimony
"' rae irihl. Mas found dead in Il bed
room ~ hcr pa;atiai home IL, East
seventy ninth street.
Talas declared that he had lccn
bound hN three men Who entered Tho
nous" "" took the stand in his own
defense. and denied that he had con
'"ss'd I" the police that he knew any
thluS concerning the crime. The police
charged that he had admitted the rob T.
b"rS ." the Nichols home.
T't't testified that Arthur Waltoucu.
~ i"i iucr butler ct tho Nichols home
h"d asked h.ri to arrange mat;crs .o
thai Waltoucn and others could enter
the house 10 rnb Mrs. Nichols lie said
h" refused TO listen to this suggestion.
Whlioucn and two other men arc
sought by the police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
Woman and lone
Ethical
Talks

an absolute East for 1T least forty
/ eight hours, and exquisite care 20 avoid
every unnecessary cNert'un. even turn
ing in bed.
What IS the purpose of this 'physiu-
logical rest: II places the intestine
in a Spl'nt-aS nearly as sucn - th;ns:
may hc accomplished in life 1t en-
beavers to prevent the spread or in
Illumination from the localized iufec-
ton in the appendix. II the ;ufect.on
can bc absolutely localized Tor forty
eight hours. the patient viii recover.
as Il ru!c.-no; always hN any means.
Now. anybody with ha.f an eye can
sec how dangerous the administration
OF cathartic OF any kind would hc in
such circumstances. y dose OF castor
oil or salts taken in the presence or
at the cg:nn!nG Of an attack OF acute
appendicitis is liable - u, turc the
appcndiN. spreading tn, infection all
over the abdominal cavity tnd i.rodur-
ing fatal pcr!toniiis contamination Of
the bowclS)
So remember please. that il is II
risky business taking castor oil or
other rathartiCs when YOU arc not
uri,c certain whether YOU are develop
Ing appendicitis OF not
Pvrforation spells purGa;iou nine
time" out OF ten.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
AMUS EMENT~
rive Veterans viii sec q.

NJ late hour last night there were
i still seats to he had Cor to-nichi'.s per
Torrance OF "'rhc Birth OF Il Nhtiou,'
hut both matiuccs were sold out com q
pl'tcly. And hci" comes the prctticst
thing in connection with the whole
record br, al>n- cu-aa cm,nt o: this
great spcClaclc concert. Yesterday.
while the sea; sale was III its hoi chi.
. gortlcw oman who keeps the iiamc
OF the tonfcnCrary ever burning il.
her heart and WHO heads many move
mouts thrt look To the care OF the aged
mon and women whom its cause left
destitute came To the box Office
She had spcnt the morning collect
ING cheorfully given money with which
10 buy seats for the Veterans at the
Soldiers Home and the old ladies at
the Confederate HON, for Aged Won
en-. She had got enough to buy some
sixty seats. which would accommodates
al who were strong enough 10 conc,
ana had waited patiently in line.
/ There were. at that time, only about
10. seats left FOR the 10 o'clock pc,.
f"luhncc this morning. and the man
tccmcnt knew that hundreds would be
turned away! l;ut as soon as jh"
management OF III, picture ami tho
management Of tho nous, learned hc:
purpoS". they put their h";,ds together
ANA refused to tIi'c q penny. There.
torc Il brave. II worn company II sur
vlEorS a.; those days pictured IN "rhe
Birth % 4" Nation" will see and hea" its;
"r!cnGors to-day as houorCd quests
turth"r. ih""C viii t." something
worth hearing from those OLD men :hi.
morning when they soc the nnarres in
hattie and the riding Of tho Khan. /,
J. hk.ly that eve" that .tinLHInc til.,n-
pet VIII hc Overwhelmed
And This loads to u =vod-h, notice.
without which mention of th!s urn-
"uct"m woul' he .n"omplctc. After
All rs said of the picture. Tho au:no,
IN" IN" composer. another man s.;u
deserves warm priIise--:hu musical Ji-
rector OF The company. Arthur N'ouI
) ION. N"luc from ,ny fact that Ia, is an
'r''Nt' WI" naS trained his own aud IN.
"uNii'''ri musicians - a nigh ;rint of
"'l"icn"! 50 that III volume .,ud tone.
phraSInG an" .hadn=, arc :" sheer do
hight 10 the car. lc ts also a ..si,w
musician extraordinary llc PLAYS
mat tremendous show WILTON; ,h.
score. timin. IL and "cucInc II wirL
,n'h un"rring accuracy that tho uniclll,
''t"d foot of n cirl comes or tn,. accent.
"h h";it ~ - measure. In comparison,
with this. his work wirf "'rh. M.rry
y ld"N. with which he last :.I.,c:,rcd
h"r" is like playing chop sticks
once m"re-.u"h q trumnct pln,c, ,g
that wonderfully "lippcd" Russian VINO
sounds the Khan call aud reaches MOTT,
inst f"w @op"au"s dt"" attempt has
never been beard IN thjs Gown before.
n"usias Gordon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
W \ItItt:\ GOES no NEW lOIiN
10 CONFER WITH ItHSIitII

WASiiINGTON October -. What
.ours" TIA" Department of Justice viii
pUrHu" in relation TO k"ncrt Fay ANA
the other persons arrested ~ New York
u connection with plans - interfere
with shipments az munitions /" the
allies. may he decided in New York to-
morrow at 4" conf"r"u"" between As
SiStant Atormcy-tencral Warren aud
United States District Attorney Mar
shall. MIR Warren left to-day for New
Nork SO far officials ut Tho depart
mcut hnNc entertained tho belief that
thcr, is $40 ground upon "hivh prose
BUTTONS may bc undertaken ~ the Fed
FOR til" New York State authorities
NlnM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
Questions mud answers.

y ltupiurCd fricnd-Souc uuouN .
nous. and Therefore. not serious pc,
Son. wishes TO know if he should al
wise Il rupturcd friend 10 avoid opera e
tion and tri- wearing plaete device
instead
Answer Usually Ne ignore un-
sighed Letters. Further. Ne ,.annot
give advice For hypotl cticai cases or
those OF friends In this instance.
however. "" will break the rule to an =
Swcr-don't do il unless You would
rupture the Friendship.
tuffc" Not a Drug Kindly tell nc
whether 80 coffee is a narcotic. - a
drug: 80 = habit forming drug.
.\nswcr-lt is not a narcotic. nor a
drug, nor is il habit forming II is :.
beverage. hcalthful for most people.
perhaps injurious to nervous people.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
ELECT RICHMOND WOMAN
Nrs. Ninrtrcc l'OIke- Made RECORDINGS
Secretary of Virginia Methodist
Missionary Sucict,

NORFOLK. VA. October - The
Virginia Methodis, Woman's Mission
AIRY Society In annual ScSSio" here TO-
day elected tn" following officers: Mrs
Leo Britt. Of SUFFOLK, president. Mrs.
j. y. Carey. OF Salisbury. Md. mrs, VICE
president Mrs. !. W. Lewis. oc Farm
vic Va, second vice president Mrs
Mlnrtrcc FolkcS. OF Riuhinurd, record
in@ secretary Mrs. Ruth Blanks, Of
Petersburg, correspondents secretary
and Mrs. y. W. Nowl!u. OF Lynch
burg. treasurer
The society meets next year in Dan
Vile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
LUNCHES iNFOR,iAi.iN
Vt lNnINI:I HOMES

Mrs Calf has iuuchcd informally at
the homes Of several Of the Cabinet,
women this week ana thcN have
dropped III quite as informally ful q,
cup OF tea with her. in Tn" AFTERNOON.
II is more than p.obablc that Mrs.
Calf Will adop; the usual custom oc
having tho Cabinet women and Mrs
Marshall. wife Of The Nicc-prcsidcut.
meet with her at the Waite House cuch
week ia order to discuss plans and
dates. In this way ali danger nr con.
ntct'mS official social oncH=cnlcuts are
done away with.
Mrs. Jaffrcy. the White House house
10 Mrs. Gait Mrs. Iatfrey hLs pcrmit-
ted several White lIous" housekeeping
problems (" await her arrival as the
wife Of the President
Mrs. Calf il wearing Il wuudcrful
moleskin coat-pnrt of her ,roussc eau
IL is formed OF many skins scwcd to-
2cthcr. and il made with the ;t.Ny fash
tonahlc narc about tho bottom. and has
II chin-chin collar which, Mrs Calf
wears thrown back
II IL learned that all the trnusSc,u
troubles will he over by next week. AS
til" gowns, with the exception Of one
costume in New York. viii lie dcliv-
cred by that time. y friend who has
bccn given peck said thut each
gown is a creation In itself Ever. one
has slippers, stockings. and. when vc-
casion demands. hat in exact hnr-
mouy with it. Mrs. Calf has :, hand
bag to match each uf her tailored suits
and dcmo-toilctS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30

Aud perhars jhc idea never occurred
to- you either.
Now don't hcli-V, ,i hc!uc -uvh a
"blithcriu- pr;lmis' thar when YOU
lose i'- you're ull rf 10Y because YOU
didui los, two. There are sorruNS and
tr"slhirs WhIch arc too great t" whisk
aside With the brush "t "ptimism. i:uj
the minor ills OF lit, are what We get
wriuiSlcs and lines and unhappy en-
prcssi"us over nov. aren't they:
Anu there really isn't anything to pe
gained from looking on troubles as
merely troubles -sou' for no other rca
SON than 4" worry and annoy u..
whereas there iF much 10 hc gained
from 'o"kinG or troubles as something
10 mak" use OF
You know what happens when II
raiNs iu summertime Every wet day
menus thousands uf plans upset. work
delayed. children Sulkiug at nursery
WIntow-. and much general diSappoint-
W"ut liut later ON when ne sec fine
crops lovely flowers. Green grass that
gray W"t day IL not remembered with
dtsrlrtsur". 1t had it, use.
$" 1t is with our trouhlcs They
arc uo' futile, accidental things Every
ono is lesson O." he learned "a bit
OF Wisdom to add to our store
II is no use pretending. of course.
that So talk" these gifts with tho
2uiiiud" "" receive JOYS We don't
'ik" So"ro" No reasonable mortal
does Eu, We could learn 10 hook "m
misfortune aud dsappomtmon,s i'm =
REASONABLE" spirit and develop ia this
manner soul beauty that could not
h'lp nut reflect its'ii iu "ul faces
'.rts try II, anyway. and soc how
II Wu.l,s OUT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
IN INTEREST OF SURGERY
Fellow. of American COLLEGE Of sur
Econs Complete Endo,, Mcnt
OF S5nO, Gnu

BOSTON. MASS. October >" Am en-
dowmcnt of $500 00n for whi.h tho fol-
lows ~ the American COLLEGE of Sur
S'"hS nave bccn striving for ~" Years
was completed Tonight. II Was am
nounccH at the annual meeting Of that
orSaniZation. Tn" aim Of the college
is To raise tn" standard OF surgcry in
the medical schools 81 tho country
IL WAS announced that an additional
endowment of >.o".n0 would he
sought.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
NJ the little rh1nfer.

NnIIr DOro. IN q. Whit, rrurl.. Mn
appear "S IT," screen star. again in-,r.,
~ the Little Th"atrr. " hcr.. this charm
ms young ""trcHs and her latest yc.
hic'" combine" to form one of Tho mos,
delightful of recent Paramount r. lc.,,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
PLANS TRIP TO NEW YORK
T0F|T HER WEDDING GOWN
Mrs. Gait VIII BE Accompanied by
Mother on Weekend Visit
to Metropolis.
INDIAN CHIEF GREErs WILSON
tongTttulatcs Executive OH His Forth
coming Aiarringc-NeAt First Indy
of Lana Becoming Acquainted Vita
Women of Cabinet Circle.
Especial to The Times. pisp,{,h1


WASliiNGTON. October n. - The
spotlight of fame which has .laycd on
M"S. Norman Gait. iianccc Of The prcSi-
dcht. since the announcement OF her
"hSaScnent Il few weeks aYt. will be
shifted to New York tomorrow, where
she Us said To he planning Il Weekend
visit.
Mrs CALI will br accompanied nv her
mother. Mrs. William H. Boiling They
expect TO ITO much wedding shuppinc
ana have - lifting OF the wcdtIin.: COS
tune. which - said 10 he IN. creation
of Il leading mod:s;c there rh.. date
al her return to Washington - u.,t am
uuunccd.
Little Man" am lndi,r ,iieftain
"h" has had lWo wives ana tiN" chill
drrn, congratulated President Wilson
on his cnSaScnl1ni to-day. che Iudirn
ana not speak English. hu, he 'lia....cG
10 tell the Prcsi,lcn; ttro;sn -. in. err
prefer he had been married ;Niu. ana
that II" hoped TN" executive vo;tid h.
as happy AS he had hcCu 'i.,,iic Man"
MAS accompanied hN his friends Goat
chief Lion rabbit !;uu' aud
Brain in Good VI! were dressed in
Indian costume ,md the i'rrsi,l"ut
shook hands cordi,lk with each mcm-
hcT OF tn, party.
Mrs Gait Is getting a,na,Iuicd with
the ladies' of TIA" administration who
will form her pnrior cabimc, ana heip
her solve many problems Of .oci;l
precedent. Mrs. Franklin is Lane aud
the future White lI"us" mistress have
been friends for years. Dui ~. est Of
tho Cabinet womciE ~" mo-" pr loss
STRANGERS 10 her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30

To- night, performance viii close
~ l'or"th" M"r:i'0"r C"muauy'.. week
~ Jamie" Mcr"dIth" i'm which Miss
Mortimer has bee. Ks" sucv"S%ful For
i'N' N'"N til" maii"%"mcni announces
:" pl.tS 81 an entirely differ, tluo.
MI" modou'' aud THRILLING. ~ Within
lhc Law, y" best of Ill the crook
plays