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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
A Quick and Harmless
Rheumatism Remedy
That Has Driven All Agony from
Hundreds OF nc.puirinr
Sufferers.

Re fair TO yourself. YOU sufferer from
rheumatism no matter what form.
Get from your druggist II package OF
.hcuma, To" rue raUtccd prescription.
Use the entire bottle. and II you dor.'t
think IL haas given you quick ana sure
relief Say SO, and YOU can have your
money back
Isn't that fair off.ro Can YOU 500
am deceit about ~ Wha, chance do
YOU take? Absolutely none
Then get "a BOTH" OF Rhcuma ,oda :.
It's reputable physicians prescrtp-
zion. altogether diirercn; from remedies
usually prescribed free from narcotics.
and perfectly harmless
i;hs"mu acts ola tic Kidneys and
h"irs I" force the uric acid from the
swollen Joints md other lodging
places. Ii pIeascs YOU in day: Ii
makes YOU hopeful and happy in i
week u has released from houdare
yh""mai!e sufferers Who though;
nothing would give relief 1t should
do as much for you--it seldom fans
Tragic pruF 90. viii Supply YOU aud
guarantee money back II not sattsncd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

IT. Milton Elmorc. Jr.. who has been
attending school 1T Randolph- Macon
-Acatemy, Bedford. is at home 70;
Miss Dorothy Hin is visiting hcr
sister Mrs. H. l.. Prince.
Mrs. -. Il, Short. who has been spend.
ing some time with her daughter. Mrs
irby Turnbuli. at Boydton returned
10 her home here OH Tuesday night.
M'ssos Laura and Ellie Meredith are
AT nome for vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs ". T. Edwards. OF Vie
toria. We're The guests OF Mr. Edwards
parents NJ, and Mrs. Il. 5. Edwards.
this week.
II. @. Michael of Victoria. Was in
town this week VISITING his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs X. 4. Michael
Miss Nora Struh, cker who has been
teaching school at Neuhriirc. arrived
home on Tuesday for the summer.
Mrs. |. y. Howard and three chill
dren. of oxford. y. G. are vSi,in-; Mrs.
Howard's mother, Mrs. Bette osborne.
Mss Cphelia Short is al Ashland this
week. attending The finals OF the Ran
dolph Macon College. where her
hrother. shelton II short, Jr.. took the
\ NJ degree
Harold Reuben who has been at.
teudiumg the University Of rcnnsyl-
van!a. at Philadelphia, has arrived
home for vacation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
Says June Hats
Are Easily Made
THIS Is Season That Plays
Havoc With Won1aR's
w ear.
nY RITA sTuYyEs>NT.

This is the season OF tho year that
ana especially her millinery. For ii
is yet little too early for the mid
summer styles. and the hats OF early
ness so essential TO smart appear
ancc. There are many hats shown
us month in the shops that viii ill
tho zap In the millinery season and
some very distinctive models have been
De igned for the woman who will re
main - town for the FIRST month of
Among the smartly tailored hats
that are SO well liked there IS "A good
iookinS iurbam OF navy blue satin and
ostrich tancics. that is so simple to
sony Sciee; II small bucrum shape
ma is hecomins. for the style Of the
hat depends largely on the lines TO
required and it is advisable to get :.
sood duality with Il high lus,cr. The
circle and bias band on the sid.
crown The feather band is placed
around the crown like Il halo ana
'engs u neeniiar charm to the hat.
possibilities for smart dressing, and
some Of the choicest models are rcaiiT
ATTN sailor trimmed with scarlet 80 90.
raniums and dull green leaves The
EtHwh was rather shallow and The
Wound WIS tsel f"c around narF@% ribbon
huitercd on the back in say It'll,
steamers Very closely the geraniums
'S'''G' NoSctilNi s.ht the uul! green
leaves formed AN Interesting back
ground for the bright flowers
The woman who likes "A large hi,
~ these sunny days Will be pleased
Win the new rough straw sport hats
tlat come IN such an endless variety
OF colors. There Is "a shade sure TO he
beconinS 10 each type OF beauty.
Lovely leaf green promises 20 be non.
ular and so does wood violet. dust ana
me say scarlet shades that bi'umet,.s
=, 10 jyn these large shapes. VIVA
n"wHrs ard grasses combine thclr
natu'ai beauty and wind themselves
about The crown. Fruit ana vegetable
ofhain"niaiion makes auOthc. disting-
TIVE decoration and IL is nci unusual
10 see the comely carrot and the Ius-
cious pear mingie comfortably In mi.
!ad!'s hat. Small berries with wax
leaves are also used, and vci'y ,crupt :
ing ar" the straw berries. blarkhcrri-s
raSnherrlcs or cooscberries that one
VIII frequently ind on the large snort
hats. -
Bright scarfs showing the allied
colors' are being reviewed and d,apr
some Of the .smartcs, hats for inmc-
tate Wear. The ends OF the scarf are
deeply tV!ngcd. .tnd these ribbon sc.rfs
sNSS'si - pleasant chansc from how
crS ana features
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
BON AIR

Special to The Times Dispatch
EON AIR, VA, June l4.--MisS Eliza
heth Newman - visiting her sister
Mrs. NJ. r. Iudd
Miss Ju.ia y. Powers has returned
from "A visit TO relatives In Powhatan.
AIR ana MIS- Edwin piukcrtor ana
little daughter, Eleanor. OF Baltimore.
are visiting Mrs Z. y. NcCiucr
Mrs Austin Burr, of Wilmington, y.
G.. : the guest II Mrs. Burton Mary.
Mrs Meade ana family, or Richmond.
are occupying Mrs. Horace smith ;
bungalow FOR tNp summer
Mrs Robert Bridecfprth is spending
some time wiki Mrs i. y, Marshall a,
amelia.
Mrs Milan Ferguson ana Miss NJ.
!idijh ftSzen are visiting Mrs. 4 Il.
iolderby. Jr. a. Buffalo Iithia Sp-;urs.
Nj and Mrs. i McC. Burlington r
last week FOR an extended trim West
gong a. far as sal; Lake City before
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
4 Nnturnl Mistake.

The late Sir John Batty luke. AN
eminent mental specialist, used Us tell
this story. some repairs We're once in
progress AZ the privaic asylum owned
by Sir J"hu. aud ihe laporers cngaScd
account were thcy-to tank 10 amy Of the
patients. one morning Sir John hin-
Two suggestions TO the foreman. All
he got in reply was a very stony stare.
sir John repeated his REMARKS ana
contempt. SIR John, naturally enough
lost his temper and asked The man
what he meant 10y such conduct.
Ava wr yc 80 delir!ous ould fccnd.'
he rcioricd. = Gamma nc bothered vi
We, Eut I'm sorry for yc - thc same
SIR John saw THAT he had been misl
;aken for one 81 his patients.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

Here's good news for men and women
whose hair is falling out. whose scalps
are covered with dandrur and itch IKE
mad
Any good druggist can now supply
YOU with tho genuine Partisan sage
'iquid forml, which liz guaranteed to
quickly. surely and safely abolish every
sign nf dandrufr stop itching scalp and
falling hair and promote a new growth,
OF money refunded
Thousands can testify to tho excel
ten; results from its use: some who
feared badness now glory in their
abundant hair, while others who suf-
icrcd for years with daudruR and itch
ing head got a clean, cool scalp after
just a fcw days use of this simple home
treatment.
No matter whether bothered win
falling hair, gray hair matted
strlngy hair, dandrum itching scalp
try Partisan sagc-you will not he dis
appointed It's scientific prcparatioa
that supplies all hair needs
The nrlt application VIII make YOUR
hair ana scalp look and feel 100 per
cent hct:nr. If YOU want thick, lis.
trous has. and lots OF IL. by all means
us" rarisian sage. Don't dclay--begin
tonight \ little attention now insuros
abundant hair for years TO comc.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
lAWRENCEVlLlE

tspecial % Inc Times Dispatch
Lev RENGEVIi;l:E' VA, June IA
Mrs. j. :. Harris. or high i.t~s II"
Miss Bessie Clary has returned home
aftei an extended visit with friends
Mass Lucille Temple, of Brunswick
County having completed her work as
i-ajr teacher in Danyilie High school
le!t!J unue Tor Atlantic City 10 spend
two, weeks with friends there. After
wards Miss Tempie VIII visit Orange
Court House ana VIII return home
s6 %it ne 81. midtle Of Auguss'.
!, MISS S'Eqe M29;.eley left June 4 with
mouth. for Denver. Col Yellowstone
ParH and California They viii be
gone about sIN weeks
Revs J. II Hobbs and Z /. nm
man, o. EMORY University Ga spent
a Re" days n town last week stopping
with Rev. y Z Fgushec
Captain and Mrs. G. T. Allen. VINO
have heea SPENDING the winter q; Mill.
bridge
Captain Eober, strange returned 10
his hone IN Wimnstou y g.. last
home Of his uncle Z. p Rucori. "'
Mrs. ". r Moseley and Car,,,
Nose!ey LETT lasi wceH 10 spend In,
summer IN Norfolk
10 her nome ,Milvlle,' after a ,en
day N.s!r TO kenbridge
william feeb!cs attended tho tu.Is
a. Randolph. bacon College Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs W. :. peebl.s am,
Marion and William PEBBLES gnot0red TO-
bnpoT!a Sunday and were the quests
OF Ar. and Mrs. J.. Peebles
Miss Bette snort IS at home for her
summer vacation.
Wingheld Rawlings il the CUES, ~
mis- sisters, Masiames J -. RavkIey
NJ. and Mrs. :, NJ Rawlings and
children. Of south Hin spent Inc week.
end at Inc home OF Mrs having,
mcther. Mrs. Alice Bayley
Mrs. J. ". DeVeny spent the week
enc IN Portsmouth the guest OF her
SISTERS, The Misaes Robinson
S!s J. J Pond spent few DAYS IN q
geek In Boydton ~ich her sister. Mrs.
Msssrs Leiand and nieaard snor,
sad p. Harrison .. ret.rsbucs,
sH sI1fay ., the h0rle II Mr. ana
N.ssr. y. SBs~ sna uife J 7
Fore ara vfe and = Milton EIncnre
Sf sp"ar SsacEy ~ Boydton ~.
sSsste OF Mr.. ana Mrs, Troy TurDbuIt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

Brown ana Macpherson arranged to
tokc focinigDtS holiday together.
ana thcy devoted most OF thcir time to
visiting places OF historic interest. In
little VILLAGE ADJOINING nohlcman's
park they discovered II small stone
huilding devoted to the purpose Of II
museum. They entered and inspected
the antiquities and relies il contained,
cach curio being rItnutCly described
on a card attached to it. On coming
on, 3Gain Brown WAS Immensely
pcklcd with the working Of Il notice
board at the entrance. 1t ran as fol-
read Apply TO tho blacksmith OPP
nositc. and he will explain the con
tents OF the museum I:rown was con
vulScd with laughter at the notice, but
Macpherson protested that he himself
could sec nothing To laugh At. The
hilarious Brown CndcaNorcd to impart
a sense of tho humor of the notice to
his companion. but il was all i'm vain.
and they left the huiiding Il: logger
heads with each other. That night
they wcrN compelled /" sleep in a
double hedGeh room. and Brown was
Just dropping off 20 SIoer when he
WIS aroused ny The voice of Ma.
caserX calling out. "Hroon, mon,
Broom" What's up?' inquired Brown
drows!ly. Il sec 1t 400. mon, It's
nor did nae see il, before Why
what are YOU talking ahout"" asked the
aS'tonishcd Brown. THAT Joke we've
been lcuchin' at a tho NIGHT sec II
moo. tell we. It's splendid, mon"
Nell lets hear it, Eirc away"
We'll yet see. the hlack smith might
be oot."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
Selling n Dog.

An American. while travelling I'm
scotland. saw Il very Zinc shepherd
dog. and tried 10 induce this owner to
America" inquired the Scot. Yes"
replied the American. II thought ns
ntucklc.' said the old man. Il couldn't
talking an English tourist came a!onis
and the owner sold the dog 10 him for
smaller amount Than the American
had offered You told me YOU wouldn't
sell that dog, said the latter. after
the, purchaser had Departed with the
couIdma pairt VI him. Hru.c'u be
back In Il day or ;wo-Out he couldna
swim the Atlantic.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

Tho secret Of boiling rice CORRECTLY
is one which is by no means alwayt
mastered by the English COOK Tie
Indian COOKS method is very simple
and then strcwcd lightly into The fast
boiling, slightly sailed water When
Il begins 10 swell "a rcacupful of cold
c!aI moment, This naturally puts tho
water OF The boil, ana when /, boiis
UP again another cup is added. and
another until the rice is swcilch and
cracked. While tho grains sun re-
main separate tho water is poured of
and the rice is thrown into 4 coiandcr
- dry in front Of the fire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
Sympathy.

You see that Mrs Tompkins
cried Neucmcntly. as she raised a miN-
ing bowl in which she had just broken
an csG. That !. the Scconu bad GEE
] have found today bclicVc that
grocer keeps all the bad ones he gets
IN ms old shop FOR me "Wcll. YOU
shouldn't get angry about IL Ellen"
said her husband. You ought to have
more sympathy" 'SymputI.y," si,T
echoed What do YOU mean? sym
rathy with the groc"r"" $50. with
tn" eggs" he replied Think how
long they must have been trying to be
good +"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

sc1, and was completely cured by
that temperance tonic made from
wild bsrks and roots, and known for 80
years es DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton. When a woman complains OF back
ache, dizziness or pain-when everything
looks black before her eycs-a dragging
feeling, or bearing-down, with nervous
ness, she should turn to this Temperance"
herbal tonic, known as DR.. Pierce's Favo-
rite Prescription. It can be obtained in
almost every drug etore in the land and
the ingredients are printed in plain Eng
ish on the wrapper. Put up in tablets or
liquid. DR.. Pierce, of Invalids' Hotel, Buff
falo \. Y, will send q trial size forlO-ccnts
RATION RoUoE, LA Going thru
Middle lfs was afflicted with heat
flashes and dizzy spells. Some tricnds OF
ninn advised me 10 try Doctor Picrces
Favor!tc Prescription and ! was mighty
glad | took their advice for f. gave me
moro comfort and relief than any medi-
ckle ] had evor taken. ! came thru the
change In erceilen: health the heat
flashes and dizzy spells left me at once.
l cannot praise 'f'avorite Presentation
too highly for the good IL did me al that
critical Minis. N. j.. RICHARDSON.
1S5 81. Napoleon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
Youthful I:ntcrurIsc.

Af,er mission meeting little
10y fingered behind and Insisted or
seeing the missionary. At length his
wish was grati!cd. well. my lad
said The kindly cleric. as lie patted tic
boys head. do YOU wish to cOnsecratc
your young life TO this noble work.
NO. Sir." replied the boy: Il wanted
to know II YOU have got any foreign
Ntampsi" =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

1 spent two years OH science" when
you look in 4 mirror tho left side OF
your face appears to he tho right side
and the right side seems to be the
left. The looking glass revcrscs ii,
doesn't it?' Yes. my lad" Then
why. papa. doesn't II reverse the ton
and bottom OF your face in the same
80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
How 10 Pate, N,,,,,ncr

TO patch torn or d!sHgured wallra :
Per, tear roughly. a piece OF paper 10
match. l!tt!e larger than the size re-
CURED, without any Definite shape. and
paste IL smoothly over me spot The
torn edge viii not be az noticeable as
a Carefully cut p!ece
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
just in Time!

~ thought" said the woman in the
scarlet Jumper that Grace had go,
married"
she was 10 have been" answered
hcr friend in the emerald gcorscttc
hionsc. nut i; didn't conc Off. Didn',
you hear about it,
NO. Tell me what happcncd"
case Of waiting at tho church lie
left her At the very altar"
Heavens; psd the mans courage
NO; IL returned"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

Young lady ~ the thcatcr to friend:
What do YOU ;hiuk Of this play my
dear Why. its. absurd Three
months arc supposed TO pass between
heroincs stiN got the same hat on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
NJ Termination

PinkS: I've got YOU down for =
couple Of tickets. We're yettint; M
a rattle TOR a poor man in our neigh--.''
FtnntShn: None for me. thank Won.
! shouldn't know what TO do with !,
poor man If | won him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
I.NiIliIiinisIrN.

"WOndcrful Things ncwspapers th,s,
DAYS, amt they. Biil@ They've GOT 80
many things in thcm-s stories. cookery
!ntS. murders, suicides. racin'-soin.-
ihinr FOR everybody. ia fact" Your.
r!Gn;, they are, Charles Hut what's
tni& ere hlAmk HNaCc. EiIL"" mimi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
IntIlItSitiNc IuIni,

Nh darling, remarked Mr. Just
wed II see YOU have made Il pudding.
win your own. sweet, little hands |,
What kind is it, nay petr"
isn't pudding. replied Mrs. Just
wcd. bursting into tears. Its b. bread -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

ing 10 the blank space left for stop
Drcss' news oh" rcplicd RIll,
that's FOR them what can't read"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

tend TO dilute it. Slices Of lemon may
ne siit ana hung on the rim OF The
glass, one slice 10 Il glass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

"Futher.-you took a science degree
AZ college. didn't YOU" "Ycs. my boy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
HAIR ON FACE
DISAPPEARS QUICK

The most effective, convenient
md harmless way IL remove haIr
Is with behirncfr. the orig iunl
lanitary liquid. 1t acts quickly
with Ccrfn!nty md nbsoimte safe
~. Uehuits FROM itn uso a-e I'm
mediate mad lsstinE.
Only Eenulnr DeNirncie, tho
oriEtn1l sanitary liquid. has a
rnonry-bnck guarantee In each
pnchhEc. At toilet counters In
ooc, 81 and - Aizcs. or by mpi
from, us in plain wrapper on re-
cetpt OF price.
FREE hook mailed In plain
ncalcd envelope request. Dc
Miracle. i2pth St. and l'ark Ave.
New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
what Recomes Of Thorn.

OF little boys who swear"
Cadd!e-fes, Sir, they become golf
crs when they grow up"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23
NO SUNDAY POOL GAMES
IN TULSA, SAYS MAYOR

Pool and billiard halls win no,
operate on sunhty during the pres
ont administration Ht least was the
decision Of the committee composed
~ Mayer q II Hubbard and Com
mlasioners Newblock. McNulty and
bohn, presented and approved 40
commissioners meeting yesterday
while some other cities and
towns ot the state operate pool halls
ana billiard rooms ON the sabbath
We tiUd mo excuse fur violating the
state law In Tulsa" rrpi the de
Cialuu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23
SOCIETY, LET, #$$9::: $$$E $$S$9 .:1
~ CRAWFORD PERKINS WYNN
LILIts CRAWFORD PERKINS

when All thy mcrcicr o my GOD.
NV rising soul surveys
Transported Wi,h The view W lost
In wonder. love and praise
Exchange
WIN tho cnntcon At the station
closed. TulEhH war w0fFrrr aWuhl
the women ntc finding 'hrut',''r
lonely. Lonely 10 the real ana Nuy
way 20 express &c. ~ course ""
are taking about iho women Nhn
are At home Tue society p.,n' ar1
those who 30 not care 100 be- mum
bercd I'm ihM lIst who are lost nmIi
tho summer resorts ,NHl north un'
west. are not lonely f0r ih'l aI"
enjoying the diversion NJ travel nri
new faces Tho though comes
though. What urc Tho women going
10 do NOW wifh .Hls 'h.ru l.Wr 'h'l
rayo Co war work VIII some nf
them. major portion 0r luH' h
few. rurn their attention '1 .dtr Ui
something equally ns enter HHiuf.
but a HUmrfhInE In which fnrf, Do
mo- rrwnrd7 ta 10 uur 'hh' WoWrn
love tp DO those things Wh..h bring
o. laurel to their brow ur would hoy
rather frittrr away their time w
are rll ~ ~ queries
TtJ government rs rewnrdIng ilH
Iifhml women war workers. Win
hrOuyr emhlcma who worked iu lh,
liberty loan drives They ar" madr
from captured German cannon hud
are about tho Hlyo of q mf dollar
ana contain tho following lna"rIp.
lion. Awarded hy the I q treas.
urs department for pH'rlnilC cor
vice ln behalf ~ the liberty loan
TuMl'a women viii hr IrrnFuITf ln
this awarding OF uuphI"- Ht1 10 wi.
be- Il satlsfacftou Tor them iu know
their government has though M
them Then why NOT lend such
splrudld effort continually through
some hlfruiatlc channel which VIII
always find itH reward ana count
each day wrll spent Instead ~ lost
Don't think FOR u minute nat we
are decfylng those lighter diversions
Of ne whioh allows the narcm bling
of human beings on a social haFis
u has long been decrosd that 'hIH
should he ami We 40 not agroe Win
Milton when ne SAYS
Solitude sometimes r. best company,
And short retirement urgcs sweet ro
turn
Rather We would pgree with him
who said
Social friends
Atiun'd 10 happy unison ~ soul
nut who 10 that tells 80 beautifully
of that plane whore the happy me
dlum In ilfe's pathway saves tho
gould with ita TRANQUILITY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23

Miss Ada Rtarkweather, secretary
OF the Y, W. G.. A.. has much ia say
of interest concerning the summer
camp now under construction on the
interurb ban line between hero ana
sapulpa This spot. 40 tho secretary
HtateA. Ia about elght miles out ana
lust adjacent 60 partheun park "
IL in an oak wood and surrounded
by rocky hillside which offers y note
OF the picturesque. The clubhouse
that will care for 90 girls mas
reached the second story now and "
made OF rock There Will be attn
lelio grounds for tennis, volley ana
basketball. also swimming pool
Wells and cistsrna are being dug 20
provide aufflcient water. The board
OF managers OF the local orEanl1a
tton ara elated over the location, as
Il will be accessible for the business
Kirl who has no machine To take
her out She can board the electric
car after a day of toll In some office
and reach the camp In Just a short
time ~
The local home IN fttll al this tihir
and the girls are all 50 pleased WIN
the m0therly care heing given them
by Mrs Jennie T. Yates the house
secretary. The residence section y
quite the coolest part Of the build
ina. with modern equipment Tor
driving out the impure AIR and let
ting great sweeps OF fresh air In az
ali times. The windows are 40 ar
ranged 40 ~ TO allow cross ventlla'
ton
Al 10 o'clock Tuseday morning
there was n maironH class IN tho
swimming pool and at II The juniors
we're In and n"nbered about 20
Mrs webbor. the Instructor. is much
enthuaed over the interest helms
shown In this great sport The cafe
continues to draw the people. ana
they seem 60 like the home cooking
that II prepared for them
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23

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"a green corn festival yrlrhrbt-
ing me attainment ~ the 500 mow
berHhlp mark Will be held hy SILVER
Plume lodge No ls2. OF the knight,
~ IyihitH Ut castle hail ON Second
street Thursday Wagon loads ol
green corn cooked TO a turn and
served with tho trimmings ana ius
tubs ~ Ice cream. lots ~ fuu am,
music WI be on hur.r tu further
the fraternity and Fond fcllowAhlp o.
tho order" nccodlnr io tho invita-
lions adding the pcrtlnrut roques
10 bring no eats aud leave yuuI
pockrihook az home 4 great tim,
ls being anticipated hy hutb knight
aud Ladies