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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-07
Club Announcements

The Temple Israel Sisterhood will
hold Its monthly meeting Tuesday.
November .. beginning at 2:t5
o'clock and every woman In the
Temple Israel congregation interest
ed In the work OF the Sistorhood
will be present. This meeting is
especially important as plans will be
completed for the hazaar- dance and
socta! 10 he given n" latter mart Of
the month. Mrs. Frank AldridSc
will appear on the afternoon'as pro-
gram with a pianologue, The hos
tess for the day will be Mesdames
s. Fox. NJ. Y. Blumenfield. NJ. V.
Briet, A. d. Dreyfus and j. Eagle.
There will he the annual praise
service OF the Hattie Graybill society
OF the First Presbyterian church,
given on the afternoon OF Thursday,
Novcmh"- II, In the church. Mrs. l.,
c. Van Hook, a returned missionary
from Tabriz, Persia, who saw 24
wears service at this eastern point.
On the afternoon ~ Thursday, No
vemhrr ~. the annual elderly peo-
rle's party given by the church, will
be he'd.
"ffftuff flNb VIII Hlffh
Tuesday afternoon. Novem her o in
the horne NJ Mrs. Pov Dnrris: Mes
dawes g A. Harkc't and l. r. Can
field assisting hostesses
The Hirh School Parcn' Teachers
assoo'a'lon will meet Uodnesdav.
November N in ROOM NJ. The
~ih'eot for discussion will Nc Charao-
t"ris'irs NJ Cirl and Pow Hiph
School Are. beGirniP with the Frcsh e
man class. A s'lk rno will hN pre-
sented 70 tho room responsihlc for
the narrest Number of patrons a'-
'endirG this f'rst meeting. M'ss Lii.
Ian Nae Scherct, dcpartment nj
phv~N NH'Nr-' VIII lead Eirke TuttIe
rres','~~. ~ 'he F'reshr~ln class viii
do'ivor ho addreas NJ woicome vhi"h
viii ho resoond ded N nv Ma Harr,'
n Nurdock. nr"sident ~ tho TulsH
Hirh school Parent Teachers asso-
citation. Tho Freshman Girls' chnr'o
will render musical selections
G'lmpses of Girl life IN Trlsa TTi~h
school will re- r'ver Nv Mics clor-
Cslhreath and Mise Rose r,ock Tho
will hc n social how Uome Room
teachers viii be present.
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seI, nc layers, a local cast, will pre-
fomr me Lion and the Mouse" n
d,I, ct 'act play by Charles Klein. Fri
""n, way evening. November 10. in Con.
ava s'n nan under the manageuinnt
SAX. o'rcction OF Mrs. Milton Too
80 c rms IL the first of n series
plIn noon p!avs To he presented by rha
sn,' 'sls' Mr.. Il. VI Gallaher will
tbn. ~ the lion" with Mrs. Ar
.nno,,ac mack of Sapu,pa ns the
''Se' Other membersAof the
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Informal

Mrs. Charles Hevcncr was mum
bered among the hostesscs OF the
week who entertained Informally.
Mrs. Hevcncr gave "A four table auc-
tion bridge party on Tuesday after
noon. Yellow chrysanthcmums were
effectively used az decorations and
In the game Mrs. Harry l.. Canno-
dy made top score. Luncheon was
served on the card tables Mrs Dud-
ley Dickson assisting the hostess.
One of the much enjoyed evening
parties Of the week had as hosts. DR.
and Mrs. Paul y. Atkins The mod"
of entertainment was dancing ana
was enjoyed by a conEcnial party
OF the popular married set Chry-
santhemums in rich tones decorated
the entire lower floor which was
thrown into one. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Kent assisted Or and Mrs
Atkins in dispensing hospitalitics
Punch was dipped and during the
latter part of the evening, an ice
course was served. Present We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence II. Taylor
DR.. and Mrs. Harry y. Murdock,
Or. and Mrs. Orcn II. McCartv, Dr
and Mrs. Ira II. Mccarthy, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Maginncs, Or. and Mrs
l.. r. Rhodes, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Kent, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence GrcQr,
Mr.. and Mrs r. +. Daniels, Dr. and
Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mrs, Harry
Tanner, DR.. w. J. Trainer.
Members of the Kosarc club of
the First Presbyterian church gave
their girl friends "A weincr roast and
hayride last Thursday evening. The
boys and girls were chaperoned by
their teacher and his wife Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart The party jOurnovcd
to Martins farm southeast of the city.
An enjoyable evening was spent In
qroasting weincrs and marshmal-
lows Those present were Misses
Katherine ClawsOn. Clara Kramer.
Morine Howard, Margaret Dawson,
Lucille Cheairs, Fayuc Witherup;
Messrs. Woodviile MCCiarru, Charles
Martin. Glen North, Rordcl Deems,
Lee Campbell Lester sharp. Byron
Schaff, Harold Porter and Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart.
A very enjoyable surprise party
and miscellaneous shower was given
on Monday evening at tho home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Doris 504 : Elwopd
avenue, to Mr., and Mrs. Lawrence
r. Moon who were married October
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Mrs. Harry u. DnPhy's trio Of
guests were the inspiration OF two
beautiful parties during the week.
Mrs. Bagby entertaining with an
Ornhrmm nnrtN ON WndnradhN mllrr
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1lth. The evening was spent at
cards. music and dancing
Among those present were Mr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy II. Doris, Mr.
and Mrs. Elon a. Whitney, Mr. and
Mrs G. NJ. Hill the Misses Lucy
Marley, Dolly Rcardon. Lulu Wcis-
dorfer, the Misses Mildred and VIC.
let Coil, Miss Edna Roberts, Miss
Rorabaugh. Mrs. Evans, Miss Rob-
ertson, Miss Florence Woolworth.
Messrs. Lloyd Hammil, Joe II. Tray
ers, Goodwin Davidson and others.
The u. NJ L. Evening Bridge club
held it's initial meeting with Mr..
and Mrs. Leo ]. Brown on Wodncs-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. John Risk made
top scores. Members are; Mr. and
Mrs! Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kinney. Mr. and Mrs. G. w. ltings-
berry. Mr.. and Mrs. Chiffon X;
Dewey. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Connolly
and Mr. and Mrs. John Risk.
a prairie party was given by Miss
Gracia Robinson and Nj. Harry \.
BOhinsonl at their home at 2G32
Admiral boulevard on Thursday
fNtlllUkt NUtu All' ~llll' was NI''lN
with games and music. Those pres
ent were Misses Mildred Kaiser, An
ME Laurie Lockwood Katherine
Patton, Lucille Rerlinc, Thclma Lee,
Agnes Lamb, Elvia Jonos. Ruby Mae
Jones, Pauline Temples, Virginia
Hearn, Helen Robbins, Katherine
Krebs, Dorothy Watkins, Mamie
Lawson, Natile Broach, Elizabeth
Broach and Dorothy ThompsoD;
Messrs. Ray w. Flcak, Vernon Ell
lington, II. T.. witty, Boa ChadwolL
Walter Miller, ]. II. Robinson, Chas.
Kcck, Earl Jonct Paul Williamson,
II. Balcomc, Leighton Avery, Ted
Bricknor, Robert HCl, Tracy Doty,
Leonard Powell Harold willard,
Dan Proomficld, Ccril Hunt Harold
Nordain and Fred Broach. chapcr-
ones Mr. and Mrs. j a. Robinson
and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J., Smith.
one of the happy affairs az Casa
Bonita during tho past week was he
birthday party given for Miss Sa44ie
Moa Waahhuru. Games and d'V1o-
ing were enjoyed by the 20 guests
who attaded. a birthday cake
cleaned with candies ana lovely re-
freshmcnts were served
Mrs =. =. Paddock and Mrs Il,
Z. Paddock and Miss LuIa Qurry
saturday afternoon Ia
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Mrs Charles s. Vnndcycr enter
ninrd NJ hcr homo In Terrace
pr'vc ON SATURDAY. afternoon. honor
ug the eleventh birthday nunivcr-
wry Of hcr Ittlo daughter Pauline
Games and contests wore carved
when later tho guests wore seated
at the beautifully appointed table
which rBii4tcd charm and lovoli-
ness lu is decorations OF pink, white
nud lavender the pastel coloring
hriuu associated with The cake all
Ia Wtito with candles In roFoatc
hue tho whole being cuvcloped I'm
lavender tullc Hrnss candlosticka
hold llehtcd ppcrs also ans roses
iu pink and white wcrc hold IN
tall yaacs \ two couN supper was
served Present with tho small hos
toss vcrc young Misses bcwcllyr
Marshall Rom1iuo BLACK, Minnie
Kennedy Thclmn wright Virginia
pluo Mildred Burkc, Ilolcn rich
ardgon. El7nhcth purford Gather
inc Basor. Mary Ellen nan Gene
viovc Hutchinson, Uclcn Andrews,
Olothl Andrews. Mildred THOMPSON,
Doris Thompson rctty Lou Vande-
vor Martha Vnndcvcr Ellen van
dovor. Minnie McTiuloy. Masters
iaI Richardson. Sidney 1vcrson.
victor Louc Wocdv Robert kra-
NOR Sam Galley, Eugene Dunbar,
william clifford, Ralph Kramer.
Gregory Hutchinson,
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Miss GaNio Roberts and Miss Dor
oihy Watson entertained tho Tam
wanna club at % o'clock luncheon
on Friday iu the home or the for
NOR. 1907 South Forest avenue. In
honor Of Misc Norma Hairs six
t"'n'h birthday anniversary Deco
r1tlous were in honor W the Halo.
Vocu season Just passed, tho flow,
crg being yellow chryslnthcmums
Present with hostcesos ana honor
Eucsts were Misses Virginia Brick.
rcr Hazel Barry and Naurinc Me,
Gill
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N'''h 'h' fn''I' W'i' entertained
ut luncheon iu the EJshy huW" ON
S Dyu,t lv,nur I'M, visitors are
Nt,. .,..,.,. r..I.,. ,..,u. ,,., ~
'' ''"'' "' "'' . I''"'''''f H'"'
ana sister of Mn Ilgh. aud Miss
lN'ilo lillilN ut Sl JnHrph Mo. D'nrr
Eu'sts ni th.s time were Musdtuy1
VI u. Leonard, tass \ Mayo j, VI
Niul' hiloid. w t. l'tuWn, John u.
Means. hoWas j. llit,mnu. Elmer
W. Jacob. %. d. Leonard, H. j.
stewart ana Mlf CuuuiuEh1m. ON
saturday thosr visitor" were again
entertained ut / o.c.uuN luncheon
vuDu HuDs's Wory Musd'm's lun,
NuIru huh,rt W NhtiutE John
\. liuNDr W. l Williams, br\vtuu
Nuus,l Johnston ttsiun, Everett
NuuulnE Elton Everett llorhor
N"rvtm Grant r. M,culluugh.
lhonuH ' Laikin, II b.. JeWclt
Mre D'uutvihn miller "t Niuii1 and
Miss Mamie Mitchell ut Springfield.
Gorgeous thrNsaul hcWuWy were
used pu both urcasious iu the home.
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t.. .tu..,,' tn, ,.,i f.r l,,, ,n.st
NI. b. l,..,, ~ .r,,,.,., ,..,
Nt,. lr.,,,, .,,.,t.,lr,i .r n.. t,.r,.
~ ,t,s ~ a. ',l,u..' ','it'b ,,.., fI,,'.
ain, b,,1itfyI ,r I.',, ,,',,s,,ns OH,
fInv,,. b. I,I.,i, n,,l sh,J,s In.
t.rulurlrJ vlIr u,urI1ut Inn d.li.
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Mrs. George O. Hollow and Nrs.
= W Sloan were hostcsscH yogtcr-
day iu the Tea cup Inn To fifteen
social workers Of the city I'm honor
of Miss Gertrude Nallc of New Ynrl,
city who ls here AT present At this
meeting, the Tulsa Social Workers
lnnfor,mrr WnN nrElnIHnd Mhich VIII
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Shancr. form
eriy OF this city. hut now residents
OF Lawrence, Kansas, have announc-
cd the marriage OF their daughter
Virginia, to DR.. Harold cook uf
wichita. Kansas. Tho wedding was
quietly solemnizcd October 2S In
Lawrence. whore both were study
Ing Mt the university of Kansas
Later Dr. and Mrs Cook will reside
In Wichita.
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OF Lawrence, Kansas, have announc-
cd the marriage of their daughter
Virginia. to Or. Harold Cook rf
Wichita. Kansas. Tho wedding was
quietly solem niZcd October 2S In
Lawrence. whore both were study
Ing mt the university OF Kansas
Later Dr. and Mrs. Cook will reside
In Wichita.
The golf tournament on Wcdnps-
day will he the qualifying round for
the Alison trophy. Inasmuch as this
Is a handicap trophy. II will be es-
pecially interesting for beginners to
know that those who have not ps-
tablished a handicap. will he giv"n
a generous one Mt this time. Nine
holes will be played
The ri Kappa Delta forensic fra
ternity Of Kendall college eNentcrtaih
ed on Friday evening in the home
OF Miss Josephine Iayman. During
the evening Mr.. Lawrence johnson
was initiated with bcfitting rites
into the Kendall chapter OF the fra
ternity, which Is national and COM
posed only OF college students who
have participated In inter collegiate
contests and debates. The time was
spent informally and as n refresh
ment course, hW chocolate and
cakes were served. Guests OF the
fraternity were Misses Ruby Mae
Jones. Pauline Temples. Eunicc Me-
Arthur, Josephine Layman. Emma
Lockwood and Juanita JONES:
Messrs Lawrence Johnson. Earl
Jones and Harold McMahan. The
hosts were Miss Margaret wynd-
ham, head of the school of cxpces-
sion and public speaking; Miss
Elvira Jones, Messrs. Glen Hilford.
Ray Fleak. Roy Raines. Ray Fleak.
Fred Martin. y. ii. Robinson.
The T. II, S. club announce an
arm:s:.oc dance for the evening of
Thursday. November II, in the grill
room OF Hotel Tulsa.
Mrs. A. Nathen yill be hostess at
a series OF three parties next week
to honor her daughter. Mrs. David
Bortin of Philadelphia, Pa, who is
here for a visit with her parents. on
Monday and Wednesday afternoons
Mrs. Nathan will entertain COM
panies of guests at theather parties
anu On IutSudy Nne VIII give II
luncheon at the Hotel Tulsa. For the
last named affair the guests have
been limited to the close friends Of
Mrs. Bortin.
Members OF the Holy Family par
ish announce the large bazaar which
they will give Wednesday, Ehursday
Friday and Saturday of this weeek in
the new Alevnder building. 207
South Main street. Many booths will
be in evidence and the decorations OF
these and the entire home OF the
bazaar promises TO be unusually ex-
traordinary and beautiful Special
musicaies will feature tho days and
turkey dinners wiz be served. The
attention OF the public is called to
the enterprise.
The Rainbow women will meet
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
in the library. when election Of Off
GERS will be held. A full attendance
is desired.
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SECTION B
'(0(GG5:55ifR' = ! F. |, 7

cast are Mcsdamcs J Bcniamin
Brown. Iilah u. Lindsey. G. NJ.
Douglas. Daniel +. Mccarthy, Ben
Roths,cin. Misses Anna Margaret
Wolvcrton and MarJoric Corrigar.
Mcssrs, Horncc n. Hagan. Austin
Gavin. Frank " Hcnnekrs. Harvey
Stone, J. V. Hylard. judge +. ".
Moroney and number ot attend
ants and footmcn. Little Betty
Cook, a favoritc with Tulsa aud
fences. will appear I'm n toe dance.
also In Russian dance With li'tlr
Vera Appleman. The pptronrssrs
nrc taking much interest In this pro
duction and line parties are being
arranged.
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Tho local kiwanis club celebrated
'u ,ur evening uf Noudty. Novrm-
I'D. J.. v.,I o. Halloween purJ, lI.,n
t.o EJlHuul Guard armur, Tho
"Hwiuro. NcS.s H. j. UoVmast,t
tI'I Downs, Everett Manning. {.
N. lroWur and W y Store were rr-
uur.lhio for one Of the largest and
"ust rulu,uhlC Of any event eyer
sFru 40 the city by the kIwanis
club vhi.h this proved tp be-. About
I.' uuuu present An ilalloW'H Evc
prevailed 500 every way Dancing was
uI' chief enjoyment Of tho occasion.
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Mrs. =. =. Paddock and Mrs Il,
7. Paddock and Miss EuIa Qurry
en- iortliuod saturday aftoyUoou In
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coNrINuEp on rAGE rwo
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Mr. and Mrs Richard Spyr win ~.
.NeH Monday evening tu one OF the
...,utN uislui1ed evening hrtds,
.tI.I.
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A very enjoyable surprise party
and miscellaneous shower WAS givon
on Monday evening at tho home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Doris, 504 $. Elwopd
avenue, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
II. Moon who were married October
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Tn" Mancabee club will meet
Tuesday afternoon. Novembe o in
the horne NJ Mrs. Pov Doris. Mes
dawes A. Hnrke't and l. r. Can
field assisting hostesses.
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The T. II. S. club announce ar
arT:s:!oc dance for the evening ot
Thursday. November II, in the grill
room OF Hotel Tulsa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-12

stellar honors and with a large cast
headed by Ben Alexander. the boy
actor who made such an impression
in d.. w Grifhth's Hearts Of the
World" and the beautiful young
star, Prudence Lyle, now showing at
the Strand theatre.
The story told in Thru Eyes of
Men," has all the elements that go
INTO the making of a real picture.
There is love, of course. mystery,
villainy. and plenty of real heroics,
Of the convincing kind.
Frank Mayo is seen at his best,
which is saying considerable for sew
eral of his recent pictures have been
phenomenal successes. but II re-
manned for Thru Eyes of Men" 10
put h keystone in arch of his sue
cess. Both the press and the critics
nave given the production and the
y unstinted praise. and it's
showing on Broadway was a tri-
umph.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-12
THEATRES
at ia, Difmas.

Ten thousand dollars worth of
iurs play a modest bit in the Gold
wyn Picture THE Cup of Fury" by
Rupert Hughes. an eminent Authors
Production, and being shown at the
Ditmas. One of the costly articles
Is a mink coat valued at five thous-
and dollars which the camera catch
es for about a minute as Helene
Chadwick dons It to leave the sump-
tuous drawing room OF a city man
sion. The other half OF this outlay
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-12

fof money is represented in a beauti-
ful broad and long sable scarf. lined
in ermine and finished with a trim
ming of fur tails. As these furred
Injuries had to be returned to their
rightful owners when they had serv-
ed their purpose in The Cup of
Fury Director Hunter took great
oare that no grease. paint or powder
got on the costly collars.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-12

Raritan, were quietly married in the
study of the First Presbyterian
church by the Rev. Frederick ID.
Niedermeyer Saturday night. Mrs.
Emma Lybeck was the matron of
honor and Charles Mundy the best
man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-12
RI eE-RospubIum-

Miss Mary Rosenblum. of Park
avenue, and Peuben Brass were
married Sunday at the home of
Rabbi Alpern in Newark. The
couple are now residing in New
street, this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-12
Sewing Circle 70 Meet.

The oYung Ladies' Sewing Circle
of Oour Saviours Lutheran church
will Inject tonight at the home of
Mrs. ]. l.. French. of 40 Brighton
avenue at s o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-12

At Strand Theatre
The magnificent and spectacular
film production of Thru Eyes of
Men," with Frank Mayo holding
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-12

September in Perth Amboy. There
have been forty-six marriages and
thirty-fve deaths during the month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-12

1f2 Births During September.
Records in the city clerks office
show 1i2 births for the month Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-12
"The Bird of Paradise,

Seldom has II ever been known
that a dramatic play is the actual
cause of the biggest musical fad
known In years. but that is absc-
iutely true in this case, and this is
how it came about.
Ten years ago The Bird of Par
disc the Hawaiian drama coming
to the Majestic next Tuesday night,
was produced at the Morosco thea
ire. Los Angeles, by Richard Walton
Tully. The author brought five of
the native singing boys from the is
lands and introduced them in the
play. They were the atmosphere of
the story. OF course out in Califor-
MIA they were no remarkable thing,
as Hawaiian players had been heard
for years in the various cities ON the
racine coast. but when Tully
brought the play to New York, the
eastern people began to grow fond
OF the dreamy. dangerous music of
the tropics. Then the boys sang for
a well known photograph company
and from that time the fad began
to grow. Now in New York there
isn't a high class cafe that hasn't
from W to ten Hawaiians. All the
managers are using them this sea
son in their new productions, and
1t Is safe to say hat there is hardly
IA lone OF any we'll known family
That hasn't the ukulele. the national
instrument of Hawaii, in the parlor.
The fad will last until something
unusual turns up and then will die
out. but whether 1t does or does not,
The Bird of Paradise can go down
on record as having put the Hawaii
an music on the eastern map. At
the Majestic next Tuesday night,
October 10. Seats are now selling.
Woodbridge G. o. p. TO Speak.
WOODBRIDGE, Oct. 12-The
Republican Gu. of this place, will
hold a meeting tomorrow night at
S:15 o'clock in the Harding and
Coolidge Club rooms. The main
speaker of the evening will be Oil
yer Landoue, of the National Re-
publican headquarters, and his sub
ject will be on the Undesirability of
the League of Nations. Many of
the Republican candidates will be
present. and it is expected that a
large attendance will turn out to
hear Mr.. Landoue's speech.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-12

Mundy-Poulsen.
Mis- sMarie Peulsen, of Grace
street, and George Mundy. of Camp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-25
PRESIDENT
OFFERS FREE TUITION

The president of the University OF
South, Carolina has offered free tut
It:on in all courses at the university
| to enlisted men Of Camp Jackson, 5.
C. This is, an excellent opportunity fer
young men who have not completed
their education to enter one of the
best colleges in the south. Camp Jack
son is situated near enough to the
university to enable men TO attend
classes at this institution daily and
entrants will not be required TO per
form other duties while attending
school.
This is short cut to a commission
in the Regular Army. as the I. OF ).
has military training in connection
with the other studies. The Presi-
dent of the United States is authoriZ-
ed to appoint $50 enlisted men to
West Point every year. A short
course at the U. of S. c. would put
the finishing touches on your pre-
paratory course for West Point.
The sixth U. S. infantry is now
stationed at Camp Jackson, This IS
oae of the oldes- and best outfits in
the u. S. Army. Camp Jackson is one
of the best situated camps in the
country.
Information as 70 the above can be
obtained by calling at the U. S. Army
Recruiting Station at 624, King Street
Victory medals are now being IS
sued at the Army Recruiting Station.
All men who were in the service be-
tween April 6. 1917 and Nov. II.
1918 are entitled to victory medals.
Bring your discharge certificate with
YOU. The office is open for Victory
Medals between nine and five daily
and seven to eight Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays The Office IS open
for other purposes daily and Sunday
from Z a. N. to p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-25
Anti tuberculosis
To.a! rf 1894 Visits Made During
Past -Four Months

\ meeting Of the directors Of Tho
Alexandria Anti-Tubcrculo$iS Society
was Eeld Thursday night ii the home
Of is president. Mrs. Thomas ".
Robinson. The report Of the work
done hy til" visiting nurses during
May. .Junc, July and August showed
"a total run>ber of vis;:s made during
that time Of l.794.
May I,uhcrcu!css cases "S. other
i95, total 593; June tubercuIoS.. cases
9S. other seq. total 407; July tIbsr-
culcsi$ eases 80, other $50, total 39S;
Angus tuberculosis eases Is. othcr
32l, tctaI 396.
Tia. the society is Goin" splendid
work in safeguarding public health
and attending the sick III the com
munity is evidenced by The large
gr,ount Of work done hy ~ faithful
%r4 efficient nurses.
The tuberculosis clinic continues
each "Wednesday. b2twccr and , p.
M. ut room near the city health
onirc. Persons suSpcctirg tuhercuiar
trouble and desiring examination
:hcui! raH at that time. Eo charge is
made for such examination.
Miss Sarah Shots. the Senior nurse
of The society in length Of service VII
hc granted a lcavc shortly - attend
the course in public hsa&h nursing
given in Richmond. This i The same
course taken last Writer 10y Miss
Bristow Of the AN:j-Tuherculo>is So
r;atv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-25
Visiting Pastors ut Free
Methodist Church Tomorrow

pev. John Cavnartrh Will preach in
til. Free Methodist Church. 424 South
Lec street, Sunday morning at II
o'clock: Rev. Cavnaueh has served
twice a. pastor Of the Free Methodist
Church Of this city, and is very well
krawn as street preacher. He will
also preach. on the corner Of Wash
ingtou and King streets at 7.%0 on
Saturday night.
Rev. Moses Hayden, former resi-
dent Of this city. who Fas been preach
ing near Wilkcs-Barre Pa. and has
just hecn appointed "a pastor Of the
Free Methodist Church cf that city,
will preach at the church cf his de-
nomination ir this city Sunday night
at s O'Clock. All are invited to at
.crd these services.