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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29
W~ANTED-TO RENT


WANT 10 rent about Sept. /. five or
mont or duplex, adults only, with garage,
reasonably close 10. Telephone Walnut
2i2i.
WANTED-Hy september /. a 4 10 G.
room house. prefer furnished, In Lin
coln school district. can Walnut 4n72
before 40 a. m
FURNISHED apartment. 3 TO E rooms
with private bath, for man and wife
md lU-Ncnr-old girl: must be well fur
nlshcd and In good location. rent must
be- reasonable. Phone Walnut 67ig, or
,InpI" 2SGo-R evenings
NANFED-A five or ak room modern
house. within ten blocks OF Santa lie
depot Cal Maple 3iG3-R.
WANT September I, two or threc-room
furnished apartment, private bath; give
ocation and terms. BPS. care Oklaho-
mon.
WILL pay 5 months In ndyance NJ S20
per month for n s or Groom modern
house In desirable location. Call Walnut
1881.
WANTEu-To rent Broom. apartment.
with sleeping porch; prefer 10th st.
north, within 6 blocks ot Broadway. Ad-
dress Mrs. VIM. Holtzschue. Norman,
okla
WANTED 10 rem, furnished house, four
or five rooms. e1st side preferred,
PhoN Walnut S77.
WNET 10 rent by Sept. /. 5-room apart.
mrut or cottnge Maple 300 station 81.
WANTED TO rent, 4 or 5-room furnished
house or apartment; northwest side
preferred Call Walnut 7i2S.
WANTED TO RENT Nlccly furnished
house. must be In good locality, thrc,
adults In family. can furnished refer
cuCCs. Address 90i W. 2Oth. Walnut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED

WANTED Good Christian woman 10
hoard tive, y|rur-uld hoy, references r,-
GuiTud Mrs. s. T.. Fitzpatrick, Maple
An.
GIETLENNN. with 10-yu,r-o'd noy
srhunI. vnvr boy will hn taken care NJ
when out of school B.3l, care uklo-
huuNu.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29
FURNISHED ROOMS Fer RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS Fer RENT
SUNDAY DlNNER THE CAFETERIA
WAY" NDl WILL BE PLEASED.
BEATS Olp STiLE
YALE CAFETERIA,
BROADWAY. SOUTH OF LEE HJCK-
BROADWAY CAFE 32D n Broadway.
meals 4ic nnd zoe; union house
TWO blocks from Terminal, cool. south
rooms. lu respectable house, where you
can take your mother or sister, l.L'g $.
hudson Linden Rooms
TWO rooms furnished a-l N,st ,th
BEAUTIFUL, cool connecting rooms. l2t
W. ''h. references.
NEWLY furnished front room ln mod
,ru home, near school and churches
Walnut OF.
NICE furnished room ln W 7th ST
TWO connecting front rooms. walking
distance, every convenience; references
given and required; Al Dale Ave. Wal
nut b9I2.
,-lo y. HRpADWhY- Right above the
Ctrulo. rrrtllcst location IN town, walk
Ing distance
! NICELY furnished southeast room, pr.
vate nmIly: walking distance. garage.
Maple ll53
NICELY mfuisheI. large cool room;
large closet. adjoining bath, private
family: close to high school, ladies' or
man and VIE. Maple l4i3-R
FOR RENT-Thrce nicely furnished.
clean. comfortable. cool rooms. In mod
orn, private home; large closet, bath, use
Of plano, etc. Phone Maple l925-R
222lz W. CAtIFORNlA, modern rooms.
SOUTH room. private family, select
ncighborhood. Maple 500
NICELY furnished rooms, some for ligh
housekeeping, s. up. Walnut 1888.
| NEWLY furnished front south room.
walking distance. Walnut b3l3-J.
ELEGANTLY furnished two-room suite,
twin beds, south exposure, adjoining
bath. Phone Maple 2l53.
NICELY Furnished sleeping DOM; gen
tlemcn preferred. Phone Maple l223-J.
LARGE, wen ventilated furnished room
for gentlemen; private home, walking
distance; 325 W. 9th. Walnut 1878.
NICELY furnished sleeping room for EN- e.
ploycd lady; Kitchen privileges n
wanted Phone Nipple l223-J.
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished con-
Meeting rooms, including II piano. one
living and one sleeping, prefer people
employed; 223 II. llth. Phone Walnut
1865.
NICE cool room in private home. close to
bath. Walnut 1877.
SLEEPING room; Kitchen privileges
Maple 6i9.
COOL, newly furnished sleeping rooms
for rent; adults only. Al F.. 9th. Wal
nut 1851.
TWO nicely furnished. south, front sleep.
ing rooms in modern, private home
walking distance. Phone Maple ls25-H
SLEEPING rooms at 226 W. 18th. Phone
Maple 30s.
THREE nice furnished rooms, 1921 "
Broadway; also a garage. Phone Maple
1896.
LARGE. well furnished room. convenient
to bath. "a W. Sth.
LARGE, nicely furnished front room. Law.
at1ry and llrgo~ulOset. III w. 9th.
NEATLY furnished bedroom, rent rea.
sDnablc. l2iia t.. 9th.
FURNISHED bedroom IN private home
gentleman or lady employed refercucei
exchanged. 42i W. 18th. Walnut 2iI3.
GIRLS dormitory and dining room. Mrs
Miner. mHtrOu, cosy, economical, clos'
I'm. independent. refined, restricted, gas
bath, electricity furnished; $3.50 weekly
1I6 W Main. Maple 25i2.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29
WANTED - Experienced
shoe salesman, one that
can qualify as manager
later. Beacon Shoe Co., 1919
w. Main.

WANTED At ONCE-FNpert sausage,
tIfN aud meat loaf maker. must be
.n', 20 cut rrnt, good SALARY. references.
stock Yards cash Market. 32j W. Main
WANTED - Experienced bookkeepcr
rirrIN WigEly 4Oi W. Main.
NAETED-Good house man: also Nit
chen man. Apply IN person. Wesley
/ Hospital
" ANTED-Two men exempt from the
draft 20 act Rs collectors Tor a well.
known firm; hond and reference required
can today. j. J. W~ilingham, 2ll ".
an ST.. near postofhcc
BAKER wanted Immediately; good pay
no boozor need apply. Quay Bakery.
quay, okla.
/ WANTED Two elderly mon 20 nut NJ
restaurant cashiers. small country Doe
iaI. $40 per month. room and board %
Is. care O~k'1how0n.
NASTED-THo yDuug w.u fu a.f n.
news agent. ON FRISCO good uh.r.u
fur advancement Apply Fred Harvey.
nni g broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29

WANTED Men 90 learn cotton business
by correspondence, type samples nnl
mnud. Charlotte cotton School. Char
lotto. a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29
PHONE PBX-83

Moving, packing, storing and shlpplna
q. X. TRANSFER AND STORAGE
COMPANY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29

WANTEp-Ilrst class. live shoe sales.
man The Famous. ll5 ~. Grand
WANTEU-lJ boys over lG wears 90 cell
soda and cones al fair grounds I7HUl
day. Apply NJ graudstand Saturday aft.
ernOon: ask FOR Mr.. DeRTush.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29

wANTED-Boys with bicycle or motor
cycle, 10 years or over. not going 10
school. good pay and splendid oppor-
unity for advancement Tor right boy:
must be able 10 read and write Ap-
% Western Union Telegraph Co "a
Serth Broadway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29

B0YS-ls years OF age or over, earn
good salary: splendid chance for nd
Vancement. must have bicycle or motor
cycle. Apply Western Union Tele. Co,
IL N BROADWAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29

WANTED-BOys with bicycle or motor
cycle. IS years OF over. not going 10
school good pay and splendid oppor-
lurity for advancement for right boy;
must he able to read and write. Apply
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29

WAN photographic position by
young lady Of ability and experience.
Leo. ~OklahUmnn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29

TWO middle aged ladies' would like work
on big ranch TO cook and general house
work. K-54. OklahOman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29

FOR RENT-Two nice Hight housekeept
ing rooms no children. Call Mt sla
v. Klein.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29

ROOMS papcrcd s. no and up VIII bring
samples, also painting. C. J. Roach.
" 3jl'
ROOMS uaprrcd. s. 40 M. viii bring
mwr..a also painting liDnoh. Phone
Nru.r 80
WANTED Painting aud paper hanging,
vHl bring samples walnut 3|nN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29

TAXI SUFFER- .IuI CAFETERIA
Way: MEATS zoe AND 1Io. VEG
ETABIES o.. DESSERTS be AND Zoe.
WATERMEINN. Zoe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29

WELL FURNISHED Groom epartmentl
downstairs. modern, garage II wantedl
Florence Hemslcy. Walnut 1857 or Mapla
1886.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29
YALE ~CAFETERIA,

MEN wanted TO work a. saw mills and
10 drive lumber and log teams; wages
q. rs 10 81. so: steady work VI l. Harris
Lumber Co, CrIm Creek. OKLA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29

MALE HELP WANTED

-, ,-rr,y. ,r., ..l. r.a... q, r.arn har-
brr trsdr. spocloI Iov tuition. positions
runraai..! Zee .t,.os oa.hom} C.,
Barber college, l0i W ''li''h'' l'''Is
kuus. Mgr.
,oyrs,lf ,,r war or peace
,,fN"'n,,., m, hnt.munI, school.
,2tt North weston.
A. ,1,,., ,,., .,, l,J,,s E, ts,rr rar.
~ -, ,,',..r ,,.p,g vNIg
per u"',, t,., 'u.,,.,,r,r,, ~r1f,Inr
ieai'i't pu5,'',,, .ns, C.ll,rs 10g Wr.i
,irv ~, Roma ',rIty Okla.
.,,,n e,,,r,, ,o,o capvossars
a Ln G,,y, C,rc1lntior Nnnarrr.
rE"'I ,
lh' '"I'".''',
BARBER trade t'uEhl mul,S 9mu tot,
Yemen I"Sn',o" y,iic rry,s Horn,r
- ,iiI,,"" me- ran worth. TeNns
l ,t.,r. ANS
LlAltt Aul',l"o'!, VIZ. 'N' '''
tcsId'I'' N'II'"I i''
WANTED Men 90 learn cotton business
by correspondence, type t1Inp,rs ana
nUyJ" Cr.r,ori, cotton school. Chur-
Iott, " a.
,,,-.., ... 1 40 ,,..
hi.L-I''' ~ lI"l'i ,',.''
li'S7 N'I'''' 'N
TAXI SUFFER- TIL al IItl'IA
WAY. MEATS l,e AND i.o E,'-
WATERMFINN. Zoe
UhIH AUHTEDJA
1ALE CHT EINlA,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29
NJ HELP WANTED

YOUNG people can he placed IN good
pnying position almost Immediately DO
not waste your time in conu'rD|1l
schools. come and SOC what cam Of.
Tor YOU. Luis Ernest. GOO Gross Bldg
lis ". End St
RREAkFAST Cafeteria WAY" hot
cakes. iOo. toast. Sc. fruits, DC and l0c.
oatmeal and cream. 100
YALE CAFETERIA
Broadway, south OF Lss-Huckink
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29
Boy w mite

~ years old or over. 90 work nights
and learn profitable trade; must har.
common school education. Apply E't
floor Okahomsn. $50 p m. Car for
Phillips
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29

GOOD BARN for rent: also light house1
keeping rooms, south exposure. 227 WI
Frisco.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29
UNFINISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

THE A. r. BOND RENTAL COMPANu
20 NORTH ROBINSON AVENUE.
PHONE WALNUT 10.
Rentals. collections Of rent and cerst
taking Of property.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29
WANTED TO RENT
ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

ROOM and board, walking distance
home privileges, also garage, AaRlt
lA23,L
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12

10 Spain as Tar ~ 30 had IN Portugal
and his project was regarded ts vision
airy Yc' bis faith mover Waycrcd ami
Doe answered an their questions with
such accuracy that he nrall, con
WINGED one of thom. the Queen con
frssor that thc earth was round This
priest promised 20 speak io 10" queen
and said hc hoped To do sOmtthlug Tor
the navigator.
but time went on ana Columbus
failed To reach tho Spanish Court. and
being -unucquainted with tho fate Of
his brother he resolved 20 visit Eng
land himself. lie was ready TO leave
when Father Juan Perez, under whom
he had placed his children IN the
convent 60 be educated. begged
him To- remain a little longer The
good father wus so Impressed by nc
Intellect of the man and his nrm be
licf IN his theory of the rofuudity Of
The earth that he felt y Columbus was
allowed TO leave, Spain might be
cheated out OF . great enterprise
\ snort ume later Father Perez
talked with Queen Isabella. thO result
being that Columbus received an ,nvi.
'utiou 10 appear az the Spanish Court
There ne presented his case. and white
the queen looked with favor on the
voyage. the Klng regarded b. az a.
."trayagiut FOR the time being M again
columbus was put OF Indeed, one
. wonders at the faith OF this great man
and how az last he oycrcamo all oh.
-taclc- and lived 90 discover u great
CONTINGENT. the people OF whom bud
fair 20 have a say ia an the worlds
affairs after the Kaiser has been
. crushed.
Grenada finally surrendered and The
kAng ma Queen entered he city with
great pnmp. columbus vas la an.
other part OF Spain ar that time and
the Queen demanded that he be- re-
called H. Was again presented to
no queen. who again listened %.
fcnt', to hL. plans which Dee told 100
"a plain matter Of fact mannc dc.
DlnrIns that Dee wanted M r%ccumpcnso
for hia work and hat he would take
possession Of whatever he discovered
In the name OF Spain aud teach tho
natives The religion OF that country.
~ hc failed ne WAS ready 10 forfeit
his llfe or De hanishod forever from
fHr kingdom The queen was go inn.
pressed thtf -hc decided Thai tho yoy.
age must 10, financed hy Spain and
o. once had - series ~ articles drawn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12

ION and sea warfare "a We'll. for tho
waters az that time were infested with
pirates, The forcrunner OF tho C-boats
Of today, and every merchant vessel
went TO sea prepared for battle. While
there IS little record Of these nghss
on the sea % Is supposed that Colum'
bus % o part In many encounters and
bravcd such dangers As our young men
are doing At present and came out
victorious while he was under Al.
miral Coiumbo's command TN officer
was given charge OF "A squadron that
sailed from Genoa In 1859, to aid
King Rene In aa attempt 10 recover
his kingdom The conflict lasted four
years ana young christopher appar
cntly made good, Tor afterward the
Admiral sent him io the University
OF pasla. whore Dc made rapid prog
rCs7 in such studies as geometry.
GEOGRAPHY. astronomy navigation and
map drawlng. Always ambitious tho
younr man was determined To- and
unknown lands AZ one time he VS.
tied EGgiand, 3ut from there madc
voyages with merchant vessels 90 the
shores Of iceland
Evcr r%,silc.s no wandered from
port to purr studying everything no
could nnd about navigation. During
hia voyages hr skctchci the -h0rcs
and poudc.oi over tho ttsi und It.dt
less ocean. lie wanted fo ma other
lands fur 1Way IN the bugndloss sea.
Gradually hc came to the conclusion
that m. world must Doe "a globe and
Shat b.. sailing lfrpDfIl west the shores
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12

up TO be sirncd by both CoIumuus md
the rulers.
The art OF shipbuildiug during 40
dftecnth century was yer, etud'. ana
'ho work on thc vessels Tor thc n,s'
was slow The largest ship was named
santa Maria in honor e. tho blessed
Virgin. whom columbus honorcd Vi'l
4 singular devotion. The second 5000
called The riu'a. and was commanded
hy Martin rlnzon. while the third Nas
IN charge Of Vincent Ntnoz Iinzun.
wa brothers They wore small boats
such as few mon would venture 90
'nk" "a sea az present. Yet columbus.
with ninciS sailors and victuniiod tYt
'wolvo months. was willing ,o sot riii
Tor an unknown land Thc nf'!uE o.
Of nc fleet cost about $50. 600. $40
fore 'hc starr columbus had MI DIS
men gO 20 confession and par'ske 90
the Blessed Sacrament ~ In tuiua
from Father Pcrea and then sr' flfl
on Friday. August lrd. t492 Evcry-
thing was under his sole command
Tho map Witch he used on This mo-
mcnfOus voyage Is sim IN existence
~ is e curious looking anair and
hangs in 'ha marine . museum a.
Madrid lie allowed himself but q
few hours sle-p zach day and az al
other times remained on deck.
fnnrts Rewarded
Several times the sailors we're ncaf
mutiny but bu managed 20 quiet their
fears and persuade them 10 wait from
day 10 day llia personality coupled
with his groSit etith tha, they wcre
sailing around tls glots wnH accepted
hy me men for / long time. bot nna,-
~ they demanded that he return 20
spain But before Columbus he'd
given them his answer mo crew q
ne Nina picked up The branch ~ "a
rec covsrod w1th l~ssrr.cs perfectly
ircsh. Columbus vas sure 'tnd N1s
near. and ON prfobcr lith. ne ordered
ih' sails OF DE hips 20 3r futird aud
public prlycss 20 be ruid. ana the
Ve-r"r hymn 90 The virgin DO sung.
lie also mad. IN address fo 'ha crew.
ia riy the nsNt morning ColGnbus set
foot upon lttd and ooh possession n
honor or F%,u>linint and Lnbc.la. co.
lumbus htd discovered A now world.
Let am honor Boo done fo this famous
man who hsJ he livri n me presses
dag would have We'd win our sretiss'
men. In the accomplish men. % -
things.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12

,a, n.,.,..ll. -. ..,.Irg
emplo,cd by PRINCE Henry in ms carly
n-avigafions. and who under Dali. pro
,ec,ion had discover.d the island Of
Nat,tr, ,at,uh,s ,h,,t,,J ,o.sos.
.ion ~ The ,ournsls ,r5 charts OF his
.,-ncrl,,ro, ,-a,t~.,or md ,r,,, ,a.m
Learned no rourso vhI.h IN, p,rtu.
,u.s, b,d 80, f. ,,tl,r ,.,,, ~.
rov,rt,s ord ho, ,b., w.ro .,td,d
and ,corr,v.J 81 M, 3D.. .,rr,x
n, er1 out f, ua..,e, a., .c, b., no
r,.t t,1t.. -, i. r. ... ~
no ,.rIo, nj a., ..~,rt,, ..,h 49,
r-.,. ln,drr -. No.. vi, .r,sy.
inr fhe oceur ne a-cr,rt,n, .r, TODAY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12

But Columbus was not discouraged
and with his remarkable faith ho laid
his project before King John II. OF
Portugal. This monarch listened 10
his plans but there were politics IN
those days just ar they are today and
political influence Kept the ruler from
financing thc project. Ills Ideas were
practically stolen and an expedition
get out under the King patronage.
but when contrary winds arote the
pilot pat bac ana the voyage was "A
failure.
when Columbus learned Of tho
trcachcry Of the ruler OF bis adopted
country ne Immediately quilted the
Kingdom and landed M Spain, about
iINl Now desperate over The failure
To secure the needed funds ne sent
his brother Bartholomew 10 England
TO seek tho aid Of KinE Henry VIII,
who was n uf ih' most upulCnt
rulers In Europe During his Voyupc
bartholomew WAS captured boy pirates.
who held him q prisoner Tor several
years. Ito tunilA mado his scape and
arrived ~ London . poor mat he
was compelled 90 make hts living by
selling maps until ne could purchase
decent clio hing 10 lay his brother
plans before the King This ruler lbs.
'cnoj to the story OF the project and
while Ao partly believed In tho theory
he refused 'o spend he money for The
OUTFIT.
spain Accepts Plans
In fho meantime columbus decided
20 'gy thc spanish soyCrolgns That
country wIs a. war with Grenada. tho
last o. Che Moorish kingdoms Of thai
country. and us fnarccs were limited
No' Do hoped 10 obtain some influence
through 'h' fr.nrs ~ she owen Ia
3 Rahtdl. Science bed NOT progrcsscd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
In Spite of Rebuffs and
Trials Enough To Diseour-
age Any Man Columbus
Chung To His Theory OF a
Round World and To Him
We Owe Our Existence As
a Nation Today
Copyright. 1875 hy Tho international
Syndicate

~liiS YEAR m 'hc celebration Of
Columbus Day there will hc on
additional Significance 20 tho
- event arising out OF the fac
thti we are now an nily OF Italy IN
the great conflict Tho ties between
Wat country and ours have always
been close and friendly and many OF
hcr sons have com, 20 our shores and
have become good American citizens
Their presence here and the respect
they have Tor the great d~iscONtrcr b.
perhaps The main reason for the sc'
tins aside OF october l2tu as a holt
day upon which 10 o., honor 90 tho
famous italian whose faith, perecvcr
auCc and courtFo opened Tho way 60
tho W Western Hemisphere several gen
cratious bcfurc 81 would. have been
dono hy any other navigator. our
Ci'i4cns OF Italian birth have taught
rs our duty n h|0uornr The numc and
deeds o. columbus and 1908 OF our poo.
PIC 20 whatever nationality hylr'i''
''n witt thos, OF lt'usn blood 'r
pr,iug au annual triluf, fo fht man
who so I.I tho unknown sc1e with
faith ihnt no obstacle could shIkc.
with a determination that brookod mo-
opposition ana with results to 'ro
dCs'inlCs of nations that no prophetic,
..Inu could furtt,N
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
Fought Pirates

WHOM but fourteen years ~ age he
n'ru,tld 60 the care OF a relative
by The name Of columbia 20 make his
Hr.f voyage. This veteran seaman
hld already acquired distinction as a
navigator and was IN admiral in the
Gernrso navy. During bis first voyage
th, hoy studied over, phase OF nt,iga-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
born In Genoa

There BE- some doubt a. TO Tho exact
year % tine birth of Columbus. hut
" shlusfon IRVING who wrote hIs csl.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-08-22

and dining rooms were golden-rod
and asparagus. fern in ~prOfusion. On
a table in the reception room was
placed the brides cake. Each brides
maid cut a slice, vying with one an
other as to who should get the slice
containing the ring. Light refresh
ments were served to all the guests.
Miss. Alice Iathman caught the
brides bouquet as she tossed it from
the stairway. The brides going-a-
way costume was a tailored suit of
blue serge, with hat and veil to
match.
Mr. and Mrs. Herriott left in their
car for a motor trip through West
ern North Carolina. They will be at
home to their friends September 1.
Mr.. Herriott owns a large plantation
in Lee county, S. c., and for that
reason was entered in the deferred
class for service in the army.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-08-22
GREEN-HERRI0T
From the Hendersonville Visitor,

from the HendersonYille Visitorl
One of the most beautiful church
weddings that has been at ender-
sonville was that on Wednesday aft
ernoon, August IA, at 6 O'Clock, IN
the Methodist church, when Miss
Caro- Lee Green became the bride OF
Robert LaRocke Herriott, Of Lee
county, S. c.. Rev. M. II. Moores
performed the ceremony, using the
impressive ring service. TO
the ceremony, Miss Louise Hodges
sang, "Adoration," accompanied on
the pipe organ by Mrs. Theopa Par
ker and on the violin by Mrs. John
Woodward. During the ceremony
Mrs. Parker rendered ~Frauneri,"
accompanied by Mrs. Woodward on
the violin. The occasional was Lo-
hengrin's Bridal Chorus" The
bridesmaids acted as ushers and
then formed a half circle within the
chancel facing the bridal couple.
They wore dresses of pink and blue
organdy, with large picture hats to
match. Each carried a wand tied
with a bow of pink or blue tulle. The
brides cousin, Miss Myrtle Des
Champs, of Fe1mwood, S. c., was
maid of honor. Her gown vas of
white organdy. She wore a large
white picture hat and carried a bou-
quet of pink zgladiolus.
I'll. LII GLz~Joo-ooIx, o.oDynoI in
white satin, pombined with g~eorgette
crepe and fringe, wore a bridal veil
which fell in cascades. She carried
a shower bouquet of white roses tied
with white tulle. The bride entered
the church with her father Med.
Green, and was met at the altar by
the groom and his best man, Thorn
as DuBose, from Sumter county, S.
&c. The bridesmaids were Misses
| Ruth, Helen and Bess Child, Marga-
ret Justus, Alice Latham, Gladys
Hodges, Laura Stoney and Agnes
Herriot, a sister of the groom. ..
The church was decorated with
masses of white and pink hydran-
S6dS, SNeISLeeIS ~Iu sprays u oo
paragus ferns, which came from
Florida. There was a large United
States flag draped OF the wall in
front of the bridal party which made
an effective back ground. The altar
was banked with white hydrangeas
and baskets of asparagus ferns were
placed on tall pedestals on either
side of it. The church was lighted
and the windows were darkened by
evergreens. Relatives and friends
filled the auditorium long before the
hour.
A wedding reception followed, i'm
mediately after the ceremony, at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Med. Green. In the living