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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-26
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
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.Catarrh Is a local disease. greatly In
Ifiuenced by constitutional conditions. and
in order to cure Il yeu must take an
remedy. Hairs Catafrh Medl-
cine is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces Of the
system. Halls Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one Of the best physicians
In this country for years. It Is com
posed OF some of the best tonics known,
combined with some of the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination OF
the ngre dents in Halls Catarrh 1Medi-
cine is what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions Send for
testimonials free.
T J CtFENEY & CO., Props. Toledo, o.
aSlfs q FANNY SaiS; iPi PIlis tor eoalaPaaon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-26

LONDONDERRY Zealand will place
100 years ban on German emi-
grafton according to Dominion Pre-
mier Massey, speaking at a luncheon
here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Believe me. they're absolutely
bcautimous, the new blouscs being
shown at Miss Lehighs Smart Vogue
shop. IN the new Wright building
There's an infinite variety ~ tho
hlouses. too. In the late, later, and
latest cuts and colors
Most of tho new bIou@Cs for apft.
sheer fabrics are Of the slip-un type.
Tho most "timcly" ritt for a man
at any time and all times Is "A time
piece. especially ~ there's "a woman
in the case" Tho other day at
licilbron'a I saw "A Tulsa overseas
soldier purchasing n handsome gold
watch vita an illuminated dial as
u present for himself watches
with Illuminated iials are a. useful
Tor peace as for war and are especial
~ handy for tho summer activities
of hunting. fishing, picuicking. mo-
loring camping and hiking You
can order a new luminous dial fur
your old watch at lleilhrons whore
you viii also find distinguished
looking watches IN green and white
gold.
buttons, buttons who's wearing
thu most buttons sCCins ~ hc fash
Ions mNorltc summer game
Now is tho accepted time 20
haNc a photograph made of "him" I'm
his uniform before he dotfs khaki
and dous civilian clothes again For
pcrctocuon IN poruniWre the de-
GucldrC- NNkin studios have no
equal
Ankle length blnnmrrs arr hcinc
worn n ultra fashionable circles ~
a substitute for pCttlrunts,
A. place whore particular rcop'c
ruugrCglin To- dine and dance Is The
way TulFtus speak ~ tho TrA Gun
Inn. special Wednesday and Sat.
urdny niEht dances are tho latest a.-
fractions
Fringe, Cor,is, ana tassclS nrr very
much I'm vogue for trimming frockS.
blouscS Rnd wraps.
n "boby miuc" ls creeping on "nrl|
foura' CON tho nursery floors now.
tho lif'lr dimity nud E,nEh1m cruvp-
crH for babies mp tO three years OF
age at the Mary James children
shop 10 East FIFTH will hc Just the
thing for the little laddic or nssic
Tho wedding Is one occasion when
flowers cannot ho too plentiful To
make tho house % bower ot beauty
fur beauty ON "hpr" wedding duy
order your flowers bon advance from
Nonv.s hot House. 1'6 Tts, Nn,h.
Orppndic hats to match orrandlc
fruCks nrv the fashion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Of friends and will later visit watch
| H.ll, l. l., aud Atlantic cry.
Miss Mary Harness OF quincy, Ill,
Y, W {. A. secretary, rs visiting
her sisters, Mrs. ORA Upp and Mis-.
Jessie Harness. Later sho will 20 20
Purcell, okla, 10 visit another sister.
Mrs. Helen nowdcn.
Mrs n s. Thompson OF Oklahoma
city s visiting her daughter Mrs.
Lee McBlrncy Mrs. McBlrncy and
mother Will leave, Monday for Jop-
lin, Mo, tQ visit Mrs Thompson =
mother ana brother.
Miss Florence n. Hanson. who IS
In charge OF tho young womeu's ana
girls work of tho First Presbyterian
church. has arranged many Interest,"
ing programs for the yGunE people.
The Queen Esther circle ~ the
First Presbyterian church held their
regular meeting at owen park. Fri.
day evening Ia connection with a
picnic supper
W hlN1 WI - - r. IiNNt anu
daughter Louise moiorCd on Friday
to Bella Vista. where they viii oc-
cupy. their rustic cottage among the
Ozarks
Miss Pauline WOOD gave an in
teresiing report of tho recent girls
conference at Tishomingo. Okla.
and Miss Anncll Chandler gave SOW
ernl attractive readings.
Mr. and Mrs T.. T.. Cabin have
changed their residence from the
Castleberry apartments and arc now
located IN tho Burw.ck. Ninth and
South Boston avenue.
MT and Mrs G. u. Singleton leave
this. Saturday. evening for 81 Louis.
where they Will reside Mrs single
ton will visit relatives In Kansas be-
fore going TO st. Louis.
hr and Mrs. Loo Armstrong OF
prumright were here for the 4. Is
dance on Friday night and wcrc nc-
compnnied homo FOR brief visit
by Miss Naomi Counora
Mr., and Mrs y W. Lively NJ the
Elwood apartments entertained At
dinner on Friday evening. a party OF
intimate friends. covers being laid for
six.
hrs A. T. Barrus. leader OF the cir
Gle, announced tentative plans for
the work of next year, which begins
The first week IN September.
Mrs. Earl =. Berry has taken pos.
session Of her new home. 1901 South
Norfolk. tho former home OF Mrs
Grace Drody.
Or. and Mrs. J Il. Hastings. who
have been visiting MIR. and Mrs c.
n Seger returned 10 their home I'm
Alton, H.. on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. A T. Barrus and lit !
tie daughter. Gayle Maxine. left ycs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
Weddings

Friday night Juno 20 At O'clock
MiNg Florence NCAlliHtrr and Mr W
~ jameson were quietly married IN
fhC Second IrcgbytorlOn church. Rev
Rev. " II Murphy officiating.
Tho little church was Hbloum with
old fuHhlonci garden nowcrsr. The
ceremony was performed before an
arch of Hwcot peas and aHparnEus
fem from which hung a bell of
white roses
Tho bridal puHc was rendered
by Miss Elizabeth Rowe Of iouvou.
who sang bllnrdDIorH 'IoDausc'
preceding tho ceremony ana Mrs
". Il Murphy and Mits SyhiI Nah
lrr. who played the marches on the
piano ana violin
Miss EloIsr Thrower tho dainty
llulo flower girl was tho only at
'cudnnt The bride. who entered or
the arm Of her father wore gown
of hrocrded s1tiu trimmed IN duchess
lace which was worn by her mother
20 years ago and carried an arm
bouquet OF white TosrhUdH The
long veil was held IN place with
orange blossoms The brides only
hdurnmcnt was handsome diamond
pin rot I'm platinum, the gift OF the
groom.
Aftor tho wedding, The relatives
and a few intimate friends gathered
IN tho brides home 10 congratulate
the young couple, At which time Mr.
and Mrs McAllistcr celebrated their
silver wedding Anniversary by renew
Ing their marriage vows
rho bride, tho charming young
daughter Of Mi and Mrs 4 r. Nc
Allistcr, graduated from Rice insu-
tute last year. The groom is sue
ccssfu young business man OF
Houston, Texas
The going away gown was Of blue
trlcollette.
Mr.. and Mrs. jameson viii be at
home at Houston after July IS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

It's such n pleasure TO please peo
pie. and that joy will be yours n
YOU purchase good bye gifts for
your friends az the 5. J. McGcc Co.
% West Third.
\ smart feature OF the summer
fashions is the combination of
lightweight and heavyweight mate
rails.
what big sister has. little sister
wants. too. and the adorable frocks
Tor little girls at the Mary James
styllsh In their way as those OF
Tu.sa's dehuAntcs.
short sleeves, long sleeves, quar-
ter sleeves these thrt'C have We Hut
the greatest of these Is the short
sleeve.
Tho Home Decorating Company
will be- at homo in their new quar-
tors, 2ll south Boston, Monday
June e3. The now location is most
convenient for customers. ana there
Ia no better time than the rrcsent
.o lc' the Home Decorating company
1ssi'. you In hc1uufying your home
FOR The summer
Tho great after thc-war revival I'm
sports Is creating much interest im
wumcn's sports logs this season.
40 wedding dinner is complete
without "a bridal cake so n YOU want
tho best cake ever baked for your
wedding telephone Mrs orr sos
South Boulder Mrs orr also pro
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

n mid season clearance sale will
tnho place at the pcmorcst I1dies'
Hnop' Dos Soath Main, this week. II
WIN "iter rare opportunity. to sun
ply your summer needs at AZ saving
The smRrtcst evening froCl,s arc
Sleeveless low cut I'm front, and high
In the back.
IT toetwcar had voice M well a.
a tongue tho Lorraine Pump for
ladies which Is being featured Al
Akin.s Bootcric might truly cXclaim
They go Wild, simply wild over me q"
Tho Lorraine Pump Is the latest
stop IN shoe styles, and every.
oody.s buying H.
Sweaters, scnrfs. and vests are the
newest things In filCt crochet.
For perfect Marcel wave. visit
The New York Hair Shop and Beauty
Parlors, 3l9 South Main.
Picturesque notes In summer fash.
ions RrC thcN Cnp,'s and wraps. many
of which arc drapcd In graceful
lines.
summertime is plovumc I'm baby
ani. and tho Mary James Chlldren.s
shop has an ample supply of celu-
loid rnNthings for tho tiny tots
summer morning n-uCks are cut
on the Implcst OF lines and show
little trimming, linen being "A IA.
Norcd fabric.
Are YOU C. s Youukm1n Drug
store FAM There's reason Tho
t. $ NouHkman DRUG store. Is west
Fourth, ls Bs cool as ruoumh hpr
the refreshments are refreshing. the
service is excellent. tho soda foun-
tain is regular fountain OF ioy
and you see every ono you know
there
Straight lines. tunicp, and drapcry
share fashions favor nt present.
"Wnon mo- more. my lady" for you
can have your going away outNtI
made uy Mrs Nell EyIos. 2O7 Ault
building and thus save Yourself the
fuss and muss OF home sewing
Every summer has its ,moCks, hut
lhC present season has me greatest
Number vet \ Tulsa buyer recently
returned from an eastern trip de-
ClnrtSt that every woman In New
York seemed either 20 own or about
tn own moCk
In order 20 look YOUR hos, when
you're rniur ont with "him." don
your prrfIr.' dress and have your
hal. dressed al the BoUu1-Dtg
Beauty pararS III south Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
Clubs

one Of tho largest parties Of tho
week and lovely In It's full compli-
ment to Mira Loyco n. Myers OF Nc
Alester, was that OF Thursday after
noon when Mrs w. T. Brady was
hostess for her daughter. who was
then visiting hor, but who departed
Thursday night for Muskogeo to
visit. The spacious verandA and near
ly all tho lower floor OF the Brady
home presented invitation In Us
adornment OF Towering plant and
foliage and interminglod were vase
and basket holding vari- tinted sweet
peas. Thirteen tables we're occupied
by attractively gowned women who
reYolod In the games OF auction
bridge. Miss Mary Delaney won high
score trophy which was an etched
glass candy jar. Miss Gertrude Con-
molly made second and was present
cd with n viniagrette, Afterwards a
two-course luncheon was served The
list OF guests included MirsoA Edna
Nelson. Rhea walker. Emma Ander-
son Lula CroEbie, Jean shea, Car
men Cyle, Katherine Afford OF Aus
tin, Texas Jennie YerEcr King, Ross
Madison, Frances Broaoh, BcHs Hud.
son. Elsc birmingham, Mabel Core
Ethelyn Carpenter. Gertrude Con-
molly. Jullotte Hunt Irene Delaney,
Ruth Fitzpatrick. Naomi Measerye.
VibiAn Fulghum, Mary Sill. Mar
Ruerite LAWN. Florence Kuhns.
Mabel Claire witt. Florence Heald.
Grace Ireen. Leoua GHlbrrath,
Tookah stansbery. Nesdames j. q.
Rooser. Charles Flint Kirol Holm,
George Stanley, Dan white. James
Nelson. Harold Hrrcn, Frank Case
beer, Ross Rayhurn. Joe Carson.
Roy Gywnn. Joe Haskell, Cecil Can
nary Emerson c. Higgins, lester
Gillespie. Ton Hunt. otis MCClu-
took. John Black, Con Callahan.
Earl Berry. Nat Ligon. Lloyd Lewis.
Clearge, John Harvey Harry Castle,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

tcrday for Chorryyale. Kansas to Wis.
II relatives and friends.
Mrs. y. X. Duncan returned
Wednesday 20 her home In Rarlles
vile after bCief visit 10 Mr.. and
Mrs A. Flint Moss. ..
Mrs W. A. Coleman and son. VII.
lam Arthur, jr,. left Sunday FOR
oklahoma city to visit Mrs cole
mans sisters Mrs T.. T.. Rains and
Mrs W 7. Hubert
MfB Virginia ". Alien ~ Kansas
city ls the guest OF her granddaughter.
Mrs. Philip Bcrnardin and Mr. Ber.
uardin.
Mrs. Lulu Bean Drlbeil Of Lite
Rock. Ark, who has been visiting
Mrs Joaeph l.. BYRD. has returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs. a. *. Dawson of 1880
South Cincinnati. announce the birth
~ a son born Juno 10, who will bear
nc name OF kaye Dawson.
SIR and Mrs. william Conn will
leave next week for northern WIS
where thcy viii spend the
summer on the lakes.
Miss Isabel NJ Fonda will leave
"Wednesday for two months visit
70 points In Michigan and In the
east
Mr.. and Mrs c W. BENEDICT ief,
for Los Angeles. cal. where
they Will Fpeud the summer.
Mr. Richard Richie OF Drtlrright
was here for the A h. dance, re-.
turning Saturday
Miss Rose McNulty OF 2Si East
Fifteenth street has gone To Detroit.
Mich. for two weeks visit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
Musicals

Tho musical program associated
with mo soryiCcs, both mtruinr and
evening, pt the First Methodist
church today, is as follows
Prelude. Meditation ..... Sturgca
l.csponso. 'I0rd's Prayer" Quartet
bficriury Anthem, Praise tho
i.Ord' " EanJ,rg.r
HoHllule
Evening trrvicc. so'clock
Prelude. "MadrIEnI". ......... RoTrrs
Anthem, THE Lord Ia Nv ghcr.
herd .ITsnr, smart
Otfortory. where Dusk Gathors
Deep Observation-Disclosures. Et,bb|ps
Solo ..... Mr. H. " UolIiugswnrD,
Iustudo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
LuHcheORs

Mrs Ralph Halliday Shaw was
hostess to prettily appointed lunch
con In Mrs Dcliaycns Sandwich
shop on Monday honorinR Mrs.
Mcrle J. Heald who is to make her
future home In Shreveport, La Cow
ers were laid for IL and the guests
were limited 10 members OF n social
club Of which tho honor guest was n
member.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Irnt and has bocn given prominence
/ In The columns Of the paper Social
/ interest viii follow the bride and
groom on their honeymoon and on
/ their arrival in Tulsa in August. n ID
assured thcy viii receive a genuine
welcome,
Mrs Howard Meyer q the leader
ut Nory active HaiuboN Nclub com
posed OF The younReE~ceu age girls
OF tho FIRST Presbyterian church.
They have recently made many
scrap books FOR tho Childlcu's hos
pihI lu 81 Louis and have supplied
garments for some poor children.
Thoy have also had hikes and picnic
par'!cS.
Miss I.i'n Stcclo. daughter Of Mr.
and. Mrs. = n Steele ofrlGOi Sou m
li"uldcr. who iH In Paris, whore she
went Hf'or The armiE,iCo was signed
20 do Rcd cross Cantcon work, will,
ia company with friends. tour
France and England before sailing
for homo Shc Will sail July 10. from
plymouth, and after visiting friends
loo tho cist. Will rnturn to Tulsa.
Or ana Mrs e. 4. Dillon and fam
ily loft last night for the east Dr.
Dillon goes 10 Harvard university
FOR a poet graduate course In medi-
cine under Dr Richard Cabot. Ito
win return about August /. Mrs
Dillon and children Will visit In
Butler hnd Erie, Pa. and will 20 to
l.oko thau'auqua, n Y, returning
In September.
Mrs william Dcathernge and
daughter, Miss Grace Dcathcragc.
who have been visiting IN the home
~ tho J u ana e. e. Cole families
for tho past week or ton days viii
return 10 their home in Dallas,
Texas, on Monday
Mrs Raymond G. JoplinE and baby
son Raymond ir accompanied by
Mrs JoplIugH mother. Mrs Virginia
Wiet viii leave the early part or
next woek for Colorado Springs 20
spcni tho summer. They will be
Joined later by Mr.. Jopllng
II was voted to send Miss Lucille
Herlin, president of the circle, TO the
Young Peoples conference. to be
held Al Hollister. Mo. July $3.50
Il Is hoped that 4 hummer 81 other
young people from Tulsa will be I'm
attendance at this conference also.
Mr.. ana Mrs r. J. Powers and
children ,of Birmingham. Ala. arc
visiting I'm the homo Of Mr.. Powers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. r N. Powers.
and they arc also guests ~ their
relative, Mrs j. II. Dempsey.
Mlss Clara Kimblc. supervisor OF
home economies IN the city schools.
left last night for AEheville. n {.
whore she viii attend the convention
10 be held hy tho national Home
Economies association.
Mrs Rossie ShRrfcr and daughter.
Mlaa Elllahrth MnhIHnn lcnun ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Mrs william DcathcpEc, and Mrs
Don liagler. Swecipons and corn
fIOwera formed center floral
mound on the attruc'lyoiy appointed
table, Covers were placed for -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
OF Interest 10
Wy O MI e N
Dances

Franccs Hawkins of Durrnt. Ethclyr
Carpcutcr Marie stout. McsTs
Robert llulsoh sam Williams. puA.
Reed. Fitzpatrick. Frank Itcr9tcddcr
HainblgiOu, charles Black. Robert
INl}us. rbss Holloway, Jorrpd. Ken.
nAih Berry. captain johnson Mark
Ethnly Paul Egtcs. Harry DELANEY
Tony Twist. Whuriun, T 49, Hynum.
Frank MouohaH. VI crirl'r, Jack
Eulcy, Kenneth Lyllc Leo Payne,
Roland BrOarh, Dt'us, H,nrcc. Eobi
Downing walter Rogers, Ioc Clarke,
Lons Grant lnumor Baker Vol
Whllmoro. charles Hancock wood %
roN Williams. Reuben Reed, parker
Robertson Paul Grosshart. Robert
Gov, Russell weaver.
Miss Dixie UuIiuF entertained on
Raurday evening in hor home. ~dol
Snuth Denver when dancing WIS
enjoyed Tho igrplrl'iuu of this in
FORMAL evening NJ pleasure was iu'
prescnuo ~ two guests I'm mo home,
Mhs GLADYS and Miss Della Reward
OF ravhuska During tho season
sandwlchcs Ices and punch werc
strv,t Those enjoying This hos.
pihuty and COMPOSING tho rogf
younr sct were Moses Eyr N<n
Dorm. Gnylo Roberts kalhorlyH
stout Dorothy VensoI Norma HAN
Fizsbtih Uroarh natalie BroaCh
Irene Linlcy Alice Suouyellct Lin
ME Martin lsahol Downing Lucilo
Thompson. Louise Brndy Frances
Krarncy. Mildred Derby por0'hcn
Franklin Glenn Earns John Hnr.
row, carl Derby Frank Frantl
George and Harold Naud1ln, James
Porter Arthur Holmes. Norton
S'aneycr. stanley smith, lllllls Bell
Theodore Hfickncr Lane POO, Seth
Hughes. Terrell NicholHou. JnckFon
Floam. George shoshan. Ben Chad
well. Kenneth crouch,
Mis- Florence G.. Hlnckmoro was
hostess on saturday evening In honor
of Miss Lucy Mae Coyingtbn ~ May
field, Ky, Miss Helen wallace and
tho Misses Genevievc and Lillian
MoiHnor, who are Just homo for tho
summer from the Emma willard
school Al Troy. New York. Dancing
was tho feature OF the evening. and
the attractive home Of the Black
moro's on South Baltimore paid
homage 10 the event with a floral
qnhF uccment OF beautiful cut flow
eru During tho evening punch was
aerVed. also ices and cakes.
Mrs. John Roy proved a lovely
hostess on Friday evening when
she entertained informally at dane
ing In tho Country club. the occa-
sion being one much enjoyed. This
was In compliment 10 the second
wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs
Don Roy and also In honor Of the
OF Mr. Roy. who has
just returned from overseas. There
were 30 couples present
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Mrs c. c. Cole extended gracious
on Friday In her home,
III South Cheyenne. entertaining at
luncheon In honor of her sister.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
Personals

Tho Young Womrn's guild ~ tho
/ flfs' IfcfhNtcrltn church vii DO
| lho hoslcsHCs az an entertainment
and social evening. on Friday. June
~. The program Will be- given hy
The young women who have been
out " The city studying during tho
past year. Among those who will
appear on tho program nro, Miss
Idl'h williamson who has been
studying IN Chicago, Miss EthIyn
carpenter VINO during the past year
mas studied with liorauo Connell I'm
Ihilhdelphlh, Miss Corlune Baker
VINO graduated I'm plano ana voice
from HolIinH College, Hollins w.
'hi' year ana Miss Anncil Chandler.
graduate in expression and voice
from KIDD Key College. sherman
Texas Tho entertainment viii ho
free and The general public is In.
yltcd
MIS- ora LiRhtner Frost and Mrs
}. NJ. Ward LEFT last night for Peter.
borough, n. u. To attend the Meeting
or tho general federation ~ music
clubs which convencs thrro next
week. They will represent tho Hy.
ochka club OF Tulsa Miss Edith
frost Will accompany bcr mother as
TAR as Chicago where she VIII enter
bush conservatory of music 10 pro.
pare Tor tho work she will havo later.
having won tho GodoWAll master
school Scholarship. which entities her
TO enter tho institute 10 bc held I'm
.kRnsaH city at tho Horner-W White in
Htitute from september to October
II.
Miss Ruby Thompson NJ Durant.
Okla, who has bcen the attractive
guest OF Miar Julirtte Hunt I'm Maple
Ridge, returned 10 her homo yes
terday Miss Thompson has been
oomplimented during her soiourn
hero with "A number OF lovely particA.
The brilliant wedding on June Is
OF Miss Nell Goff Afford Of Denison.
Texas. ana Mr. Jules Constantin OF
Tulsa, which was an event Of inter
est TO many, taking place In the homo
city 81 tho bride. was covered for
The world by a special correspond
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Mrs Rcssle Sharfcr and daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Madison leave Wed
ncsd1v for the east. They will tour
the White Mountains with A party
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
Ann Looks Ab0ut T00n

Everybody and His Wife
Look pith expectation
To summer UdcatiOn
In or out of Tulsa.
A UdcdtiOn,
In Udy,
Is change,
They say.
Going d-UGcdfioning
Should cause a change
In our sOHI-stmf
As LCeH as our dress-stuff.
May our holiday
Re part holy day.
Let's all
Gather in Tulsa
This fall
win character re-creuted
ana bodies re-credted,
All ready already
Eor the dress creations made-in-TuLso
For the mGfrOn-dnd-maid-in-Tu Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Mias Clara kimble, supervisor or
home economies IN the city schools.
left last night for AEheville. n c.
whore she viii attend the cOnventio7
TO be held by tho national Home
Economies association.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

MIR and Mrs c. W. BENEDICT left
Saturday for Los Angeles. Cal. where
they Will spend the summer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Miss Isabel NJ Fonda will leave
"Wednesday FOR two months visit
70 points In Michigan and In the
east
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

Or. and Mrs. J. E Hastings. who
have hocn visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c.
~ Seger returned 10 their home In
Alton, H.. on Friday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-20
For Renl-Room, and Board

----~-~-~-~-~-~---~-~-~-~-
LARGE FRONT ROOM with board, suit
Epson
FURNISHED ROOM and sleeping porch.
with board. for convaIcscenL ESQ Louis
Vile. Phone 45s5R
ROOMS and board Best set able IN
town. Reasonable rates 1870 e Bouie-
ward Phone 1901
HOME sanatorium for convaiescentsi
large grounds: plenty Of shade. ezcelient
table Box 155. Tuiarosa. y. ~
one Or TWO nicely furnished well ven
tiiated frcnt rooms with good board All
conveniences- REASONABLE 1911 e Ne
vada- Phone 2727-
NICELY furnished rom. sleeping porch.
hot water and hath. breakfast and 8 o'clock
dirner II desired. private family Phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-20
BNkGAN

Dodge touring Gag, good tires and good
running condition. VIII take Fo-d 10 on
trade Liberty bonds accepted. Terms 70
responsible paroles. Must sell this week.
Phone $3.50 after , n or 567 during the
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-20
selI-Live stoek-Buy

wANTED-stock hogs. lIoi W Missouri
Phone s155-
DUROC-JERSEYs registered and cholera
Immune Romans Hog Farm. Ysleta, lex.
100 CHOICELY BRED EWES and lambs.
VIII sell ia lots 10 suit Address DSs,
care Herald
FOR SALE-Thoroughbred Jersey COW
with first calf, heifcr. gallons per day;
also COED meat hog about i2b pounds
1893 La Luz St
WANTED TO Buy a car lead Of young
Jersey milk cows. fresh or heavy s7ringers.
I want from 81 &c 5 gallon cows give
cciors. price and full particulars in first
letter. Address sam ". Wilson. 1eo E
Mulberry ST.. san Antonio. Tex
tie 60c a head per month. 1 would take
other stock. Ranch five miles from Ia
hens address J. Curtis Jones. Fabens,
Texas