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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
Phone 345

"a NClAA NV
Homo Of the Hoosier Kitchen Cab
o. met whore our credit IN good and
our Liberty Bond Is worth SEQ
FOE 500.
IA NOTICE v
| tRATCH PADc, Zoe per pound At Eve
ming Herald.
LIT THERE 30 LIGHT
Tlr up-tu. date electrical instailAtions aud
patrluE At non prohteerlng prices, ean
Elccluc shop. Phone tsT. 500
LOST 10
HOSr Minis fur meek piece. down town,
rhursia1 afternoon FINDER phone 1901.
MANTID-Niale Help 4
iGHr AND DAY Ssy' wanted. Western
Union Tel Co.
Il ANTEp-rmck driver. mast know the
y town we'll one with experiences preferred
y]insston furniture Go.
ANrEn-Every man In AIhuaueraas 10
attend dance no Aunnry Chrstmas sitter
pom ana evening Admission free dane
zoe.
iEN for the woods. tsArnsten, log outters,
tic makers, carpenters. Good wages
steady work. Call ITO South Third. Phone
MANTED-Fcsnale Help
yANTEp-A competent cook. Good wages.
Phone 'lpi 80 West Coal,
kANTEp-A competent cook gooe wages
Phone 5t9
lyASTED-women car operators. Class
start. Monday Pays from $40 up Tor
300 weot. Guy Electric Co,
,ANFEp-E,cy lady in Albuquerque to
attend thc bis dance 81 Annory Christ
Bias afternoon Hud evening admission
sH,s.ss ~ s.ss.-s.s-s o--.S>SS
WANTED-Man or Woman 3
iFIP wANTED-PAaty cook Lisht work.
foud pay John Leakou, soI w central
D. ANTFD-Man and wife. cooking and sec
und snrs good wages. Phone lote.
MANTED-Agcnts IS
AGENTS=Mauufacturri speciaties costing
90 cents. fetails " 90. Earn y. 900 and
uurr yearly We start you. LsRob Ms
70 los Angeles.
HrowERGNE IS EQUAL re GASOLINE
a. 30 . gallon. Shlssmeh and agents
.,". 1ns .r.,nn' ,,rbo, 51,biing M. Of
fi .H.oiins motors .a,ins r,pnirs, ddine
|snau ,p..d povrr Al amount saual to 20
.ralilus II gasoline s-ft 10 AIRY address in
tHr d X. charges prepaid. Tor 300. ".
Porte. Harncs. SANTA Roaa. Calf, Dept.
.EtI
SITT ATOMS WANTED 4
'WANTEn=Positiun by experienced sieno
, grapher. Miss x Phone 2InN N
able rates. IOIa 80. second.
ANlWftAN man and VIII. want lob on
rHnrh Phone IgI or cal at Room L.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22

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: never hahE 'snie hnfh IN Nc e'oihe,'
~. IRON y hrh' re" me wash tue' a.
/" were
Nh'n !" NA,hihs IN eAfefN' 70 feia
ny tAnle fio'he. ana nApaip. sifairhi ana
wFins thfm - ~ - reasinle This sese% .
'"i o. ~sfA ana handling o. me ciothss'
lHsh : pnt 'hs" thfoeah W ifoninf me-
saihs ahs tnsl com, out VIZ q Dess'''"'
E',rH ms smootn. .s''ny nhish'
taof hnsn should alwafs be Yefy damp
Y non ni'sI, nhn " hAra 70 .~piinhis "
to make I" o an s,ea asmpns.. ~ over.
II one irons linen ny nano ~ a long
hard process slmo,i an hour u do = bane
hsA.s coih mn WIN IN 'ronine maehins
IN ''"' $3.50, ~ .nlIe va ironing
nsn" tt tomo.foN
"ha 'eTeh WIZ 'AnAnas' corn
rvs nsn,ns e"nse
patea 'em..osA 20
l.,"e. wv" '""''e "''Ao sac h"'ef' psf-
49, 20 y
IN 's.t s'up. ppfk teh"erio'n'
bake sweet re'a'pes H'sa srplss celery
VIA" an" '.. ~" pnnaIhk' f'Hee'
my VWh Neoipea.
ANtN thr hnFaf Ah'ftAfr " over de.er's
wv naee " pe sMee'ehea WIN -on,s'hune
~ ftnh'N vs. ~. thn fs'.'h- ~, con
y" "'A' '"'''"' " "k"' ~" VI" "s'p
'n'
1880 vne.vhH
eup.u N.iee o'eAa eremoa
smtn ohl-h
.sols.PooulA, .aN
- tesspoohinl pspper
VS.. u"ma'pe.- /" "'' W. ~"
eng. s.eep Guy tne 'eeaa "Po '"" luip
~ we pulp SAG presa ,ruuips .hieh ~'neen
~ uu.sr san ~" pAppe tamatoe,
wy" s'un'nA Nv un ~ y osNe I. mnn
.'es ~ . nov oven rut : ntue N.'.' Va
."e psh 'nes ~ paNee ih AnH pe .Ar'it' h"'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
Prounca

CHICAGO Dec 2e-Pofatoes strong. A.
rivals 20 cars. Northern ruFsls and hu-'
banks, sl20m J15. 20 esr lot. ~siierr
rasseis. iohhinr. f400
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22

WANT TO huf small house In 9Th ward
fof A. small = price a. possibly frcely
aeknowledge that I M looking for q bArfaln.
u spot eash money means auythihg 10 YOU.
ssy What yeu have Bat Il must be .
bsrsain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
Liyestock

CHICAGO. Dee 22=HoE receipts "a. 900
market slow, rs 10 20 cents lower. Bulk,
si3 700 1890 TOP. fifo0; heavy, sis.T0
MiJ.9s. medium. sis.s0a 400; ifht
sia.dSd 400 hsht ishi, si52s@ i37bi
heayy packing sowr. smooth. tia.250 1890;
psekins sows rough. rsso@i52s pir.
Cattle receipt. $4,000, market firm. besf
steers. medium and heavy weight. rheice and
prime ttsTs0 1000, medium and good.
III O0d ~ TSs common. : $500 ~ .O0s tight
weight good and choice. s19.5oN 1928;
common and medium, s7jod 1929; hatcher
cattle. hstfers, ~ $50 idss cows. $4,000
i325 Gamers and cutters Z 5000 500
veal calves. Si5OnW 1913 feeder stesrs
se.75at2.00. stocker steers ". % q i0.25,
Sheep receipts 2i.O0oi market strong
Lambs. 3ij2b@ 1880; cuils and common
sti %25ff1bO0 ewes, medium. good and
choice, s775@ 1000 ouiis aud common
$500 $50.
KANSAS CITY. No. Dec. a2-Hos re-.
oeipts iAOOO; market steady 90 10 cents
lower. Bulk. fiad5a 400; heasies. si9 IS
ai4oi asdium. siadsais1s.
Cattle receipts - 600 market steady -
30 cents higher Heavy beet steers, choice
and prime, SIC 500 L. IS medium aud good.
si2 $50 i6 sos cammon. S~io.50aiss5.
Sheen rseeipss 1000; market steady 90
strong Lamns. Us 0d 1880; ruiis and
common. sa.o0@ li7b.
DENVER Colo, Dee 20 Cattle recripis
6.000i mArket strong 70 20 cents higher.
peef steofs. 80. 900 ~ So cows and heifi
err. ~ soN $50, stoeLers aud feeders.
81 O0a 1928 calves, ga 500 iaoo.
Hog receipt. 500. market 10 10 IS cents
lower TOY. sia.so bulk. Fta 25M Is 90.
sheep receipts ~ 600 market IS cents
higher. Lambs, si475a 1900. ewes. 500
@sT5; feeder lambs, ti3 500 iss5
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22

The Evening Herald a che New
Mexico paper that put the ''olass''
IN Classified advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
MrEAuL scHooI PRoaRAM.

4 Christmas cantAia viii he given on
Tuesday night 81 MenAul school. II Is en-.
titled a Joke on Santa Ciaus IL will
be- IN two scenes The east follows.
Mother. Mrs n Z. Donaldson.
Anna Clinic Rubylid.
Jack Amos Sanchez.
Bess Alfonso Nsisrds.
peHEy Bennie Layato.
Spirit Of Xmas; Miss Marion nutton.
Holly Fairies and Mistieioe Fairies; Teu
small boys
sandman nsnito Arellano.
santa Clau' Hilsrio 0ontAlsf.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21


AVA adcnoids taken out and the Oldest boy
high hool 10 IA removed"
no sent em asked Andrew
NV the steache VI
school teacher attention
would burt
exclaimed Andrew A.,
school
deprived OF OF the
paid to children coming up In our ,u,..
having children
that m
for hhyn nj everything - ,.,...
of modern girl Before
could he would tell her
mother VINO hough
had never had her adenoids taken out
-, Young Job the feet OF
that before
had up pwitho
would cn dead
of Il,
to be asham
evIiro andth the $50" said Imogenc
nd the eo,herw
The adenods the cheapest but WIN
,or be to this
winter after ali marked down since Christmas
Andrew your dus goinc
I keeping with you at All
nhAlng ether
rejoicing
that he o
longer one than mine ana g
without looking
at him
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
WILL HOLD CAMPAIGN
AS PLANNED IN APRIL
Secretary U,as- Sets nj Rest Many
Misapprchcnsion over Next Can
ya-s for National Funds

WARRINGTON, Feb. 20 Scores
Of tclcgrams reaching the treasury
today indicated existcncr OF "A wide
misnpprehension that the Victory
Liberty loan had been abandoned or
modified materially by decision OF
the house ways and means
committee To authorize issuance
OF notes Instead OF bonds.
This prompted Secretary Glass to re
iterate that the campaign would be
held as planned, that It would begin
April 2l or earlier. and that It would
he popu,ar In nature with tho eNcep-
ton OF selling the securities to mill
lions of Americans OF small means.
The secretary expressed strong
confidence that the loan would he
not only subscribed but oyersuh-
sCribcd
Patriotic impulses OF most citi-
kens Will prompt them TO subscribe
to the limit OF their abilities. said
tho secretary. and business interests
will give strong support tor tho ad-
ditionnl reason that the financial and
commercial soundnoss OF the coun-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
MAJOR ALvA NILES BACK
FROM SERVICE IN FRANCE

After having seen service both In
the army Campo OF the United states
and on the other side of the Atlantic
Mai, Alva J. Niles returned to Tulsa
yesterday.
Prior to entering the service after
the outbreak of hostllitles with der
many. Mr.. Niles had seen service
In the Spanish American war and
also had commanded company In
the Mexican border campaign. About
n year ago he WENT to Washington
and offered his services, being com.
missloned major IN the Inspector
generals department His duties
kept him In this country for several
months. but last fall while Inspector
at Camp Travis. he received orders
carrying him overseas, lie has seen
more than six months foreign
service.
II am feeling fine and have en-
joyed the service" said the major
yesterday, but viii be glad To get
back Into Tulsa's business life again.
The old town certainly does look
good
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
FARMERS IN CONVENTION
IN KANSAS CITY TODAY

KANSAS CITY. $40. Feb. 20.--
Practical farmers from all parts OF
the United States assembled hare
today at the fourth annual convsn-
tion OF the National Farmers asso-
citation. The sessions are to last
three days
Tho purpose OF the gathering Is 10
solve agricultural economic and
commercial problems from the
farmers point OF view; nm orga nized 4
effort TO determine production costs;
discussions as 10 improvements in
tho marketing system which would
eliminate speculation In futures.
farm credits and proportionate sep
resentation In govcrRmental affairs.
The organization In made up OF
delegates from various farm organ
isations and In addition governors
OF all states are invited 10 appoint
10 or more delegates TO be chosen
from the commonweaiths' most rep
resentatlve sons OF the soil. The pur-
pose OF the conference Is to act az
clearing house for actual farmers /:
to discuss methods ~ improving
rural llfe, ana keep abreast OF cur
rent problems
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
PYTHIANS OBSERVE
ANNIVERSARY HERE
Representatives Prom Many Towns
In State Convene Ds Guests OF
silver Plume Lodge.

Last night the knights Of PythIas
Of Tulsa cclebfnted the flfty-fifth an
nivctsary OF the order and were
joined by several visiting lodges from
nearby towns All The arrangement
Tor the oceasloR were made by tho
Silver Plume lodge, No ls2
Special services were held In honor
or 10 soldier. In uniform who wer"
iakcn In. The Pythian HiEtrrs served
supper IN the pythian Caste hail
from $50 unlil 7!30
Following the supper. muslc was
furnished by ISplcco Pythian
band, after which an address Of wei.
come was mad" and responded To- by
visiting members A selected team
from Silver Plume lodge conferred
the deRrco OF Page and tn. prlze-
winning team from Lincoln lodge,
No. no. conferred the rnnK or Es
Quire After these honorary degree
were bestowed about 2j candidates
were taken In and given the rank OF
knighJ by III" famous degree team
OF the Oklahoma lodge, No. /.
This event In the most notable OF
the year for the Pythians and was
held simultaneously with over 5000
others IN all parts ~ the country.
Come Ia special Train.
special train was chartered by
the Oklahoma lodge. No I. and ar-
rived here about 6l5 O'clock lhst
night. The train stopped At several
towns on The way here ana picked
up representatives from different
lodges Tho train was met by a large
rcpresc Of Tulsa pythluns
and were escorted Ip 10 the X of y.
hAli. followed by the Pythlan band
Lodges from Chandler. oklahoma
city. DrumrlEht. chicknshn, Hobart.
kellyvllle, Muskogec. Bnrtlesvllla
and West Tulsa were strongly rep.
resented
Those of the higher rank who at.
tended the celebration are supreme
Representative Harold &. Brunt OF
Chandler. Grand Chancellor ] G
Gilmore OF Oklahoma city, Grand
Vice-chnncellor J. D. Carmichael OF
Chickpsha, Grand Prelste Thomas G.
Ross Of Chandler, Grand Keeper OF
Records and Seal Albert G. Romine
OF Hobart, Grand Inner Guard W. W.
Holder of Kellyville. Past Grand
Chancellor Samuel E. Gldncy OF
Muskogee, and H. +. saltwater.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
TO DECORATE CITY
FOR VICTORY WEEK
-
Retail Merchants Association p,...
70 Bedeck Tulsa With Flags
and Gay Bunting.

Plans for bedecking the city in IN.
nations colors during ''Vlc,o,,
Week"--the week OF the na,lon,i
war exposition, were formulated b'
members OF the Tulsa Retail Me,
chants association at q meeting Ia,.
Thursday evening. The idea n,
clothing the city in flags ana On,
bunting will be carried out in eva
detail by the associated retaIlers
This movement II intended TO crea,.
the true atmosphere that should Ac'
company n celebration OF such a nj,
ture and put the exposition across /,
Tulsa style.
The national var exposition will
be In Tulsa during the week a,
March s-13. IL IL not a proposed An
terprise but contracts have hes.
closed and work Is progressing af,s,
a short delay. on construction Of IN.
grand stand and other neceasar'
cuu lpment. The exposition is slr,r,.
~ n government project ana mar.
aged by army officers who have m.
hearty corporation Of the civic club.
of the city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
Four Minute Men Make
Their Last Talks and
Receive Decorations

with last round or snappy
four-minute speeches the Four
Minute men OF Tulsa. who rem
dered such valuable aid TO the gov
ernment IN creating public opin-
ion in favor OF all war movements,
formally disbanded at a dinner at
the high school building Friday
night. following which certificates
of discharge and bronze service
bars were presented to 30 OF tho
city's short takers.
The name "Four-Minute Men
IL not, TO be used again. IL the
president should have occasion TO
draft these or other orators Into
service again they will be called
by some other name,
w. q. Buck, county chairman
presided at the farewell meeting.
Among the speakers were Ralph
Talbot, state chairman; Frank
Greer. Rabbi Menkes, DR.. j. w.
Abel. Il. a. Wood, A. y. Farmer.
Il. =, Morley, J. q. ssverson OF
Broken Arrow, NJ. c. Prunty and
c, II. Fenstermmacher.
.-----------------------
ROBERT A. McBIRSEY
Funeral Director--Phonos 45s-1sl
g2i South Main.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
Gas Bin Goes 10 sI,237.

According to Commissioner II. L,
Curran OF the city water department
the gas bill for the pump station for
the past month amounted to ap-
proximately tl,+37. This. however,
Ia not unusual for the pump station
considering the present rate charged
for gas. In Mr.. Curran's opinion II
would be Cheaper to the city by half
10 burn coal when the new boilers
are installed and the big new smok o
stack In built there will be arrange
ments made TO use either OF the two
fuels
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
GRAHAM HERE BETWEEN
MEETINGS OF BANKERS

n Il Graham OF tho Exchange
National bank, who has been rep.
resentlng the local bank at group
meetings throughout the state this
week, was Ia Tulsa for few minutes
last night The bankers met at
Miami Thursday and win meet In
Enid today, The scries cf meetings
will colsc nt Frederick Saturday
The group meetings are being
held for the convenience Of the rural
bankers who could not get away for
a general state meeting, Matters ~
relation between the large and small
town bankers are receiving close
consideration. according to MIR, Ora
ham, The bankers were in Tulsa
last night on route T. Enid from
Miami
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
District Officers Meet.

Officers Of the third district fed
GRAFTON of women's ClubA held an
all day session Wednesday In the
homo Of Mrs. william n. sill II
wan especially 10 complete arrange
ments for tho annual meeting OF the
federation Of the district In this city
In Aprll, that the women were called
together
Pleasant features OF the dav were
the luncheon at which Mrs slli en-
tertained at noon and the dinner In
the home Of Mrs G.. ". Dump. only
resident member Of the bonrd, IN the
evening. Women In attendance were
Mrs. John q. Adams Of Clarcmore;
Mrs. n. ~ Bats OF Muskogce; Mrs.
J. q. Tolson OF Pawhuska; Mrs. J. IL.
McMorrow OF Bartlervllle,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
OF Interest to
Women
DS1Jy THOUGHT.

The mind should have ifs castle
walls
Hung with rich gifts and pictures
rare,
where. free from all that man en-
thrallr
Brave thoughts like eagles CleaVe
tho mir Mills.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21

Shakespeare club meeting In home
OF Mrs. Hugh King, jr.
Jane Addams chautauqua neots In
library
Joint recital OF plano and fine
arts department of Henry Kendall
college at auditorium,
Mrs Frank l.. Moore II hostess Of
luncheon party Ut Country club for
Miss Candlish.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21

try depends on the governments pay
ment OF its debts,
Mr.. Glass said the treasury had
not determined the denominations
OF the securities TO he Issued. but he
lntimated that they would he as
small az $50 as In past loans.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
NEGROES DISAPPOINTED
WITH FEATURE WAR FILM

About 1000 negroes of Tulsa got
rather iudistlnct view OF the ne.
gro's part In the world war at CON
ycntiou hail last night The spccta-
tors paid admissiuiw OF 30 cents and
were shown two small recls'o scenes.
musliy from Camp Pike None Of
The famous battle scenes" wero
shown MS announcct
The film was worn and hlprry ana
hard to watch, and unanimous was
disappointment expressed hy those
who went to see what their race did
To help win the war
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
Informal.

Mira, Carl Pleasant, Mrs. Claude
Prlday. Mrs J. r. Brown and Mrs.
Louis Cohen will entertain informa lily
next wednesday afternoon IN the
home OF Mrs. Pleasant, compliment.
ing Mrs James Tennent Of Caledonia.
n. Y, who IL the guest OF her
daughter. Mrs. Ralph Woods.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21

Eighty cent chocolates on sale
special Saturday at 60 cents. Superior
Confectionery and Tea room. 5l4
South Maln.--Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21

A process for making bayonets by
rolling, thereby saving 70 operations,
has been perfected.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21

For surgeons hypodermlc
syringe has been invented that can
be used 30 times without refllling.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
bridge Party.

Mrs. L. n. Da eis has set next Tues
day. February 2b, as the date upon
which she will entertain with a
bridge at the Country club.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21

Eighty cent chocolates ON sale
special saturday nj so cents superior
Confectionery and Tea room. bIl
South Main ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
Women and
War Work
whcrc NON Ma, srr,c To-day.

Red cross headquarters. open
every day.
United Presbyterian unit meets at
church
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21

After you once use thermometers
for baking. cooking or candy maxim!
you VIII wonder, how YOU ever got
along without them Edward Soph
Co. Phone $3.50 ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21

At tho meeting OF chapter ~,
y. Il. q. society "Wednesday after
noon, with Mrs. william ". Gordon
~ hostess. A talk by Miss Vera Me-
Quiiken OF oklahoma City, state
p. E. q, president was the feature.
A large number OF the members at
tended and with Miss McQuilken,
went over preliminary plans for the
spring. Mrs. A. l.. Young OF
punxsuta wney. Pa. and Mrs, j.
Walter Beyer were special guests.
Preceding the meeting officers OF the
society together with Miss McQuilken
were luncheon guests In the home OF
! Mrs John NJ Chick. Covers were
laid In addition 10 the honor guest
for Mesdames ~. w. Randolph.
Warren u. Abbott. Ralaa Y, Morley,
Horace r. Anderson, and c. ID. Cog
Reshall.
Miss Madge Myers aud Mr.. Lyman
L. I.ockett both Of Glen Pool. were
married in this city Wednesday, the
wedding having been soiemniEcd Mt
high noon In First Methodist church
with Rev. = W. Abel officiating Mrs.
A. W. Hlne preyded at the organ.
rendering a program OF wedding
. music The bridal coupl, was at
tended by Mrs. Harley c. Primm and
Mr. Victor j. Iockett both OF Glen
Pool
Mrs. Frederick p. Walter and
baby Frances returned at the middle
of the week from a several weeks
stay in Kansas city and Excelsior
SpringH.' In company with Mrs. Wal
,ters parents, MIR and Mrs r. NJ.
McFarlin. Mrs, McFarlln IA improv-
ing In health ana expetts to he pble
to return home In short time
Automobiles will he at tho corner
~ SeventeentR and Main at s30
ih's afternoon to convey mon bers ~
Bcthanv chap'sr Westminster guild
tn the home ut Mrs. Prrry Elliott in
Morninsside where social meeting
of the Rns'i Is & he held.
Mrs. u. Ralph Lockwood. who un-
derwent an operation last week \,
Johns Iionkins hosnitaL Baltimore
IL recovering nicely. according IA
latest word received from Nj. Lock.
wook
Mr. and Mrs Rov r ;tcl'av r,
Marion Ind. came Mt the end oi
last week for visit To the homo OF
Mrs Fellev's parents MIR. and Mrs
n ! Heald.
, Mr.. ana Mrs y. 4 Hardman have
ns guests their son Dr, J. f. Hard,
man and Mrs. Hardman OF YounRs
town. ohio
Miss Effie Parks ot Tvro.. kan
sister of Miss Eulalic Parks OF this
citv. Is confined In Il local husr' nl
recovering after u surgical operation
Mr. and Mrs Max Auircue will
soon commence the erection OF 4
new home In 'Childcrs heights ad,
dtion
\ WBshng,on's birthday ten viii
have the women Of Grace Methodist
church entertaining this evening IN
the church parlors.
Nr and Mrs. W. T.. brown hnv,
returned from trip to Kansas CitN
ir compap, with Mr. and Mrs f. r
rnger OF sapulpa.
piano study club v'lll meet mex
week with Ms. JONES A. Grigsh'
entertaining at her home IN Kendall
.---.-l-
Mr. and Mrs " r Ahv. who hay,
heen snending several davs In Kama
city. will return home on SUNDAY
Ladies' Aid of praca ~. " ohur,N
will rset AT ais" o'clock this after
H.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21
Andrew and In1Ogene
BY ROE FuLKERsoN

in they haven't
Maid teacher
AVA adonoids taken the Oldest boy
A-.ha.i ,hnunl lla tnnals nunN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-21

Miss Madge Myers aud Mr., l.
L. Lockett. both Of Glen Pool,
married In this city Wednesda
wedding having been solemniS
high noon. In First Methodist e
with Rev. : W. Abel officiating
A. W. Hlne preylded at the
rendering a prhRram OF We
music, The bridal coupl, wi
tended bv Mrs Harley c. Priml
Mr. Victor j. Lockett both OF
Pool.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-01-29


and taxes are left out it was found,
that the costs entering into the pro-
duction Of each gallon were tapping
trees, s cents; gathering sap, 48 cents;
boiling say, 80 cents; taking up buck
cts, cents; fuel, % cents; contains
ers, 20 cents and depreciation on the
plant, IL cents-a total cost of $1.45
per gallon syrup of high grade"
The results of the experiment in
greater detail can be secured by writ
ing to the department of forestry at
M. A. c., or by mailing card to the
director of the experiment station, M.
A. c., and asking for a copy of the
February issue of the stations Quar-
terly Bulletin.