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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14

more. who ia about 90 be- impcachcd
.hrrL-h . conspiracy, led hy John
Burkott Ryder. Mrs. j Benjamin.
Brown appears In the role ~ Mrs.
ttoHguore. other members ~ the
cast are; Horace ~ Iiagan Gudgo
ROhettD; Austin Gavin Gcffcrsnn
Ryder. McsErR Frank J ll"unokcH.
J. v Uylard. ~ Cloaver. " NJ.
Mourigan. Judge Moroncy Mca.
DANES Daniel T. mccarthy g. VI
Douglass. benjamin Rothstoin.
Anna Margaret Woivcfton, Marjorie
CotrIgnn and others Little BETTY
cook and Vera Appleman will ap.
pear IN toe and Russiap dances.
"Talcs ~ the Vienna Woods VIII
be- danced boy Bonnie FrybarEcr and
Dorothy Thompson. Tho entertain.
mont and play is under tho dlrec-
ton ~ Mrs Milton Roo Sahln The
patrons and pnrtoncBscs are aa fol-
lows.
Mayor and Mrs Evans. Mai and
Mrs Aiva T. Niles Judge and Mra
John J. shea. Judge and Mrs T.
Roaaland. Judge and Mrs James -.
Digga MsaGra. and Ncsdaucs Fred
Fulghum. " l.. Kistior & T.
atruuvcllo. J ~ Menns. jules CON
mnutinr. .. II LoOuard. y. f. Ma.
shall. 4. A. Heard. II N Grcis, !.
\ chapman. GrurEn VI Ransom. e.
w kiuganury Martin Moran. g u.
Dewey. Frank Dillard, \. A. Ken.
ucdy. 7 49, Buell., J. g Lctch"r
John ". Dav. H. Frybnrgcr, Jamce
II Wolvcrtpn. r ! Corrignn.
Charles ~ Rcea Ialah y Lindsay.
J. .. Campbell. Paul BlICkwcldcr.
Bert DAVIS. Carolyn Smith Held
George sumner Hoaglaud, johu
Moiacnbnchcr Carl Pleasant, 7 q.
nopgcr. H. H. short, Mrs Hobcn-
lander. Misses Margaret Wyndhnm
and Frances ltoubclt of Kendall
cuuoyc. Mosars and Mcsdnmc8 J. A..
McDougali and Gcorgc hurko. Sh-
pulpa. Charles Page. sand SprinRa.
Cyrus a. Avery. Dr and Mrs Fred
X clinton, G. A. Dillon. Orcn II. Me
Carty. Charlca J Woods. Paul n
Atkins. o. y. Sinks. Charles Is
johnson. ~ -. Murdock. J u. Coul-
ter. ira McCartv Mcssrs. and Mes
DANES Harry Grey. pnpl Sanger,
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~ ~ rs 1YCN TR W w M A MS
WV u w j j WORLD
NI1urAY CRAWFORD PERKINS AND WORK

q Grace Hrudic. Thomas J. Murroc,
Harry Gibson. Clinon Everett J. z,
Forr,Htct. S. l. Ford, Everett Man
ming. John !. iarRin Ira McCHrty,
H. &. Kitrhlugs, william q. War.
mock, Franklyn Brooks
Mfs E j. BROW master entertained
In honor of the ninth birthday Aunt-
vctbry ~ her son Dale on Wcducs.
day afternoon, the date being tho
nnniycrmry Of tho birthday Of the
young RuoW Cameo ana contests
we're played during the flfat part
a the afternoon after which the
merry party were bi1deu to The
dining room whcro they partook Of
,cos and cak"a, the table ana Ice
shades ~ pink Ihr birthday cake
was cnbolushcd with white and
pink and had tho nine burning
tnpcrs In the color tones Present
were Maxine Johnson Phyllis John.
spn, MarCclinc NnruuiH. Martha
Walters. ElinDr Ncwblo,k. Casey
Thomas, Mary Margaret Emory.
Helen AborcTomhio, vivian PflWcr.
Helen llofbhr, Harriet Yuuro, Mar
iorie and virginia Padon. Dorothy
kHscS warren Drummond. Bubbie
Lockwood. Jack pflstor. Eugene
lLuf Bcn Ncthman, Horace smith.
George Schaofcr. and George Lord.
MUSIC AND ART .. .....
The Lion and the Mouse. four
act drama by Charles Klein. viii he
presented In Convention hnIl on Fri.
day "ycning November 10 by Tho
Players. a prominent cast ~ club
women supported by men from tho
legal profession make up the cast.
with r. VI Gallaher M the "1ipn"
and Mrs Arthur Black. NJ Sipulpn,
AZ the mouse Judge l. II Mo
roncy takes the role ~ Judge Ross
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John Christopher B1ushall. Rabbi
and birH Charles - i.HtE
Mr. ana Mrs elem r.. Stcon oi
s35 North Elwood avenue brought
much pleasure to- large number
~ their friends ON Thuf4day evening
whom they entertained vim auction
bridge. IN" home WAS florally on-
HANGED with many beautiful PINK
and white ,hryHrthcmums and
during the happy season, Mrs 9. T..
McGuffln added tu the delight 81
those present win % number ~
piano numb~s. NrE Robert LoBus
ana Dr Chary k. Francis were
victorious iu capturing trophies Of
Tered FOR high score ana later whom
u buffet HuNpor was served. Armis.
tice day was prrtiI'y suggcated IN
u note OF patriotic color Quests
for tho evening were Dr and Mrs
Francis, Mr. ana Mrs Robert H.
beBua Mr.. ana Mrs Norrls r. Oh.
bert M. ana Mrs T. H.. McGuffiu,
Mr. ana Mrs T. Vrnamin brown.
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NmtmIIln.


Tho crystalline Of tho frost
have found the flowers hearts
from all the plains,
Tho browning hilisides and the SOD
den lanes,
Tholr breath ana bloom are gone
alone remains,
H. tended gardens. the brave tlOwci
uf gold,
That erccta unawcd the coming ot
the cold
But through tho lonf-Hhorn treos th'
uuVa0tcd stars
CLEAN with clearer Splcudor %
they swing,
Bright unbalanced a. the Autumn'f
mHrFhaling,
And pisrni the stark earth FOR com
furtiug
"tn cycling NE old leaf old bios
som dies,
But R,auy Is immortal w The
aFIta'
Ions WtITTLEsEY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14
Your skin is whatyou make it

YAVE you ever wondered Why it is
that some girls are blessed with
II - naturally lovely complexions-th
charm of clear, fresh color?
The truth is that your skin, too, can be
clear and radiant. Your skin is what you
make it.
II your skin is not fresh and clear, If it
has been gradually growing coarser, il is
because you have not been giving it the
proper care for it's needs.
Find onf jaSf tVhaf Is the matter vifh
yoHr Skin--fheD givs il the proper
treatment
Your skin is being renewed every day.
AS old skin dies, new forms TO take its
place, Begin at once to give this new skin
the proper treatment to keep it clear and
lovely, You will DO surprised to see how
quickly it improves,
The famous Woodbury. Treatment for
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"Your treatment for one week"
ISaIH Hs Of the Woodbay skin preparations senf 10 yos
for rs cents

Send as cents for this dainty miniature
set of Woodbury's skin preparations.
containing your complete Woodbury.
treatment for one week.
You will find, first, the little booklet,
"a Skin You Love to Touch" telling
you the special treatment your skin
needs; then trial sire cake Of Wood
bury's Facial Soap--enough for seven
nights of any treatment; a sample
tube Of the new Woodbury's Facial
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14

bringing a clear, fresh color TO sallow cheeks
is given on this page. If this is what your
skin needs, begin tonight to use this treat
ment, and use it every night.
The very first time you try it, you will
feel the difference in your skin-a promise
Of the greater clearness and freshness that
the steady use of Woodburys always
brings to the skin. Within ten days or two
weeks you will notice the improvement in
your skin.
You will find treatments for the various
other troubles of the skin in the booklet
wrapped around every cake of Woodbury's
Facial Soap. Get cake today, and begin
at once the treatment for your particular
trouble. A IS cent cake is sufficient for
month or six weeks of any Woodbury.
facial treatment and for general cleansing
use for that time.
Woodbury's is on sale at drug stores and
toilet goods counters throughout the United
States and Canada.
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The Weeks Calendar
Monday

Meeting of Iuskin Art ,lub. .-
Tuls, WouauH club VIII meet IN
Y ". 6. A., Mrs. NJ. \ Harrison
hostess
Madame Sophie l'rnslnu, Metro
haitian oprrn. primn donna contral-
tn iu concert. Convention hnll
Na,caboc dance In Elks nome.
Monday study club with Mrs.
Fred HONiC.
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Parties

Homer HUFF, j. Wyse Brown. H. a.
Douglas, NJ, Donlevy, barney Meyers
Jack Wolfe, ]. u. Stcinberg, Gary
yandever, Il. II, Lancaster. \, w.
Copplin. NJ. G. Bcdahl. Agnes Holt
w A. bradshaw, Hubbard Rudislli'
u. NJ. Iverson. j, E. Griffenstein'
Clark Field, Charles Vandcver H.
Akin. w. NJ. Thompson, Clifton IL.
powey Marvey riold. Coe Branch OF
Colorado. W. T.. Stone. J. ~, For
restcr. Goddard, T.. II, Argue, w IL
s. Miohaels, r. II, l.. Rhodes
Autumn leaves and yellow ChryA-
nnthemums combined In lovely art
istry decorated the lovely homo OF
Mrs. W. stanford Kelly at i233 South
Detroit avenue when on "Wednesday
Mrs. Kelly and Mrs Harvey NJ
Young entertained matrons with
"a bridge luncheon Tho pretty event
was numbered among the most
prominent of the week. Mrs, Harry
Quinn OF Pryor, OKLA, sister OF
Mrs. Kelly. who In her visitor as
sisted In dispensing hospitolittes, In
the game, Mrs. Edmund LaahlcV
made top score, Mrs Thomas |.
Munroe made second and Mrs. Don
Roy, third. Tho list included Mes'
danes James h. niggs, Curtis II.
Adams. Hubbard Rudtsili, Stanley
II. Hiaey, II. w. Castle, Theodore
Cox. Dan Bunncll. jr, John kerri'
ran, j u. Alroc Nose Jankowsky,
Hal Rambo. William II Pomeroy,
G. Il. Rogers. George clyde Lord,
Edmund Lashlcy, Il, lIorrick, r.. l..
Cohcnour. N Woodard, Edward
Pcron Marshall, j. II. Rrooks,
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Cream; and samples Of Woodbury's
Gold Cream and Facial Powder, with
directions telling you just how they
should be used. Write today for this
special new Woodbury. outfit. Address
The Andrew Jergens Co, Spring
Grove Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio.
II you live in Canada. address
The Andrew Jersers Co., Limited,
Sherbrooko Street, Perth,
Ontario.
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Tuesday.

Mcsdamcs DsWit Hullhnd BERT
ram Rcdgrnvcs win be hoH,osR'H a'
auction bridge In the lluli home
Evening meeting OF chapter \.
X. y. H. .. with McBdamcs craig
and Lloyd. ,,.
Tuesday Book club will meet WIN
Mrs &. y. Coggcshall. 49,
Crown Seal Chnu,auGuh m''unk
In public library
Coumbin chautauqua VIII meet
in public library.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 4. T.. Walter opened
their home on South Cheyenne
avenue. on Monday evening In honor
~ Bishop y. -. Mouzon and board
of stewards and trustees OF the Bos-
ton Avenue Methodist church. Al out
g. were present. The first partof
he evening was devoted to busi
ness after which social rason
CONTINUED on PAGE THREE
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The charm Of clear, fresh
color. How 10 rouse 9
sallow, sluggish skin

Just before retiring. wash
your face and neck with
plenty OF Woodburys Facial
Soap and hof water. Hyour
skin has been badly neglected
rub q Generous Iafher thor
ouShIy into fhe pores, usina
an upward and outward
motion, until the skin feels
somewhat sensitive. After
this, rinse we'll in warm. then
in cold water. Then rub
your akin for thirty seconds
with a lump of ice, and dry
carefully.
The very first time you use
this treatment. your skin
will feel freshsr and inyis-
GRATED
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Mr.. and Mrs Robert 6. l.amprich.
Mr.. and, Mrs II. a. Rose, Mr.. and
Mrs EdSard Peyton Marshall Mr..
and Mrs clinton r.. Garrett, Mr. and
Mrs Fred Graybull, Mr.. and Mrs
Marshall r. Edwards and Mr.. and
Mrs ". H. Robinson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14

~ honor Bishop MUuzon, who has
'con an appreciated visitor In tn-
city and who has now returned to
i< home In Dflas. The home was
made forally lovely with the sea
cons choicest blooms and during the
evening. rofreshments were served
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"Wednesday.

Mrs John Bnrtlcttc Mcsrrvc WI,
give afternoon tea for Miss naomi
Helene Mescrvc. Elks' home"
Mrs. !. w. Childs VIII be ho'''H'
at bridge luncheon, -,
History aud Literature cIub wiz
meet with Mrs :, &. EdmiHer
IIyochku Choral society VIII mce'
In high school 2 o'clock.
Meeting OF Tulsn Social Worker
conference at luncheon In Kennedy
restaurant.
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Saturday.

Kappa Alpha Theta luncheon ana
business meeting ~ kennouy 'th'
taurant.
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Thursiiny.

ThurruHy.
Mesdames De witt IIull and Bert
rnm Uedgravcs will give afteth'"h
tea In the Hun home.
l.. &. A. club will meet wita Mts
Lawrence X. Cone.
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Friday.

Hyechkn club will give annual
musical tea In home of MrH. j. wal
ter Boyer.
Tulsa Drama league VIII meet III
Y W. G. A.
Central w. G, 4. 4. Will meet
With Mrs. Lilah -. Lindsey.
colonial Bridge club will meet
with Mrs. Guy Johnson.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-21
eral good time.
HOUSE is PLANNING
FOR TAX REDUCTIONS
Leader Mondell Promises
Relief When Congress Meets
in December.

Washington, June 19.--Hope for an
early reduction in taxes is held out
by Representative Mondell Wyo.),
Republican leader OF the House, in a
statement prepared for the final issue
Monday OF the Congressional Record
and made public tonight,
I'VE shall enter the new session OF
Congress In December and the new
Congress In March," said Mr., Mon
dell's statement, with the way open
ed for substantial reduction OF the
tax burdens"
The Republican leader made no pre-
dicion as TO when. the lower taxes
would become effective, but said re.
ductions would not be possible until
after the close OF the fiscal year,
which begins next month.
The proposed changes in the tax
laws also were not revealed by Mr.
Mondell, although he indicated his dis
approval OF the Administration pro.
gramme for the discard CT the excess
profls levies, He contended that
such action at this time would mean
"a shifting OF burdens from large in.
comes and profits to the small and
normal incomes aud profits"
No hope for return to prewar ex.
penditures and appropriations was ex.
pressed by Mr.. Mondell, although he
predicted that for the fiscal year
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-21

In all probability the theory that
leap year is unlucky was voiced by the
unhappy, man who first was called
upon to answer a woman's leap-year
proposal that he bestow upon her bis
"hand and fortune or Draw silk
gown" The Japanese believe that the
two hundred and tenth and two hun
dred and twentieth days Of each leap
year are particularly unlucky, while
the old English traditions maintain
that children born in leap year will be
dckly and difficult to raise, and that
crops win not prosper, peas and beans
growing on the wrong side of the
pod"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-21
Beginning Of Great, ,lndpsttyc q

: In 1894 a Portuguese bark, home
ward bound from Madagascar, adrf9en
from her course by tempests, was
forced to take shelter ID ithtd Aatbor
of Charleston, s. c., and the captain,
In return for courtesies extended him,
presented Gov. LandgraYe, Smith with
bag of rice seed, which Smith plant
ed that year In accordance with the
captains Instructions, and from this
crop sprang the present tremendous
rice industry In the southern United
States.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-21
home. The entire trip covered around

home. The entire trip covered around
1876 miles.
Mrs. Leonard Outhawaite OF Old
Bennington is entertaining her
mother, Mrs Borden Of Philadelphia.
Frank e. Howe, accompanied by O.
r. Bennett OF Manchester returned
Sunday night from the summer out
ing Of the Vermont Press association.
Mrs. Elmer G. Bracket has return
ed from, a visit of several days at Mr..
Brackets former home, St Adams.
She will leave this week for Sche-
nectady where she will visit for a
FIVE days, previous 70 going to Detroit
where she will join her husband and
make her future home. Mrs Brack-
eft WAS Miss Helen Carpenter for
'merly employed in the once OF the
Allen Accompany, whose marriage to
Mr.. Bracket took place In Sehenec'
tady several weeks ago. 4t
n The faculty OF the junior depart
ment of the Congregational church
school enjoyed dinner and social
evening Saturday at the home of Mrs.
Arthur Chase Of Scott street The
get.together was in honor OF Chester
Donald, teacher In the junior depart
ment, who is soon TO leave Benning.
ton and go to Pittsheld. Secretary
and Mrs. II. W. Winslow Of the Y
M. G. A, were also honorary guests
and wives and husbands OF the teach
ers were present. Mr.. Winslow
since coming to Bennington has FIRE.
quently assisted in the Congregation
al church school The color scheme
was green and gold and the colors
were especially attractively arranged
in table decorations. Dinner was fol
lowed by musical program and gen.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-21
SOUTH SALISBURY

At Cole hall on Friday evening, June
25th the Lend.a-Hand society will give
an entertainment in honor of their
friends who have so generously filled,
the holiday cards during the past year,
Everyone who had one of these cards
is most cordially invited to come and
spend a pleasant evening. If you have
not already sent in your card please
bring it with you.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-21
Cables on the OCEAN Red.

The ocean cable between New York,
the Azores and the Irish coast rests
on the bed of the ocean Before 1854
engineers of the United States navy
discovered that the ocean bed between
Newfoundland and the Irish coast was
nearly level and composed OF soft mud,
apparently an ideal place for an ocean
cable. edar 20 91lai iz0
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-21
Wide Choice Afforded.

Edward had an uncle who owned a
grocery and market. On Saturdays It
was Edwards delight to go there to
help. A nelghbor CHANGED In, and find.
ing Edward there she thought she
would find ont how much the little Eel.
low knew about business and said:
ED, have you chickens today?" The
youngsters reply was: "Yep, we have
all kinds alive, dead, dressed and un.
dERssed."
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Use Of Hlcs Bound to Increase.

The comparatively, Lew cost Of rice
has made 1t the staple article of food
..in,. Asiatlc. Countries. re- Rice .as. also
extensively used in all other, parts Of
''fHg Void, ds " IL easily transported
and can be held for a considerable
peSlods ,wtfhbuts detsyioEating., There
isahu Sutt thptsi& Eossahatiqp will
materially increase With the dlssemina.
ton Of knowledge regarding the varl.
ETY. Of palatable ways jim which 1t may
be prepared to suit the tastes q the
most fastidious.-E. G. Herr. In Grace
Log. f''"' Wv
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What Appsaled 10 Robert.

His father wasn't anxious to have
Robert play with a certain urchln In
the nelghborhood whose language
wasn't always proper, so he said,
Robert, seems to methat boy always
has a dirty face; If were you I'd
play with someone else that IS clean.
err" To which Robert responded,
"why, daddy, I don't need to look at
his face-but he's got the best legs on
the ball team"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-21

beginning July 1921, a reduction by
upward OF a billion dollars" would
be effected, making the annual Gov
eminent expenses approximately 49,
100000, 900. Fewer Government EN-.
ployees and smaller appropriations
for the army and navy were cited by
Mr. Mondell as possibilities for re-
ductions.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-21
A Woman,s House plan

1t is really remarkable how few
women architects there are. Every
woman has sneaking desire to build
a house from her own plans. Occa.
sionally one does, just so that she may
have enough closets. Then she spends
the rest Of her life looking in them
for burglars.-Life. 70. 80
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-21

~ believe in free speechp exclalm-
ed the voclferous man.
$50 do l." rejoined Uncle Bill Bot.
tletop; 80 do l. But In one respect
free speech reminds me of the free
lunch in the old days, You hate to see
man making zig Of himself just be-
cause something's free"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-21
Natural Supposition.

The girls employ such a redundancy
OF nomenclature In describing their
garments, such as sllp-over night
gowns, for instance, that IL they ever
really should come to our style OF
dress we suppose they'd call 'em step
In pants.-Ohio state Journal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-21
OIL Produces Life. Nse.ssarl.a.

1t has been said that every possible
necessity of a mans life. save the
water he drinks and the air he
breathes, may be supplied, either d..
reetly or indirectly, through the use
of petroleum products, and even wa
ter may be pumped by gasoline en-
CINE.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-21

Whales teeth pass as currency In
the Fiji islands, They are painted
white and red, the red teeth being
worth about twenty times as much
as the wblte,.,,u.,.,,,..,....s.,.,.,x.,,....
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-21
ALssson unlearned.

"Tt may be true to say that the only
way to get happiness is to give It, yet
a lot Of people don't seem to have
learned it,"-Forbes Magazine.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-21

The shooting fsh brings down in.
sects distance Of from one to four
feet by squirting them with water
from It's mouth.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-21
unlnterrupted Schedule.

Earth--Well, Whatever they do to
transportation they can't keep me from
travelling around the sun.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-21
.JJJNK DEALER

Highest cash prices paid for old
papers, magazines, brass, copper, rub
Der, etc. viii pay extra for stuff
brought to me. Open evenings and all
day Saturday. Day call 503-W.
'aey Ws JOE coNNEL
200 River st. Tel. 320-M.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-21
apgestheguamB EofS NattUnarsLeaguI
ihussaT 9dSRD nd forty ssnc stAs ifaa h6o
asstSi III kpSef @nSl5k& girls mhial

strictly self governing and in which a
majority of the clubs are self SUPPORT
ing. The Young Woman's club. of Ben.
nington rs ohel6f the fortytsix csubs,
hen Lovejoy the socialogist land
Mark Jones secretary of the Indus
trial Relations ASSOCIATIONS or Aneri,
ca were the chief 'butgide speakdSs
The biennial GYopYentiiops I,pf B the
League are heff at various women s
colleges in order, toygiyA the members
of the clubs wf4 are OF Working Girls
a taste of dormitory Hfe amid the
beautiful surroundings OF campus.
In 1918 the conyeqt1an Twas heM at
Wellesley college "a
Mrs. Mary Jacksep,I president sand
irene Lassor secretary of the Young
Woman's Club and also Misses Veron
lea Enright Marie Stout and Martha
Noyes ATTENDED the convention as rep
resentatiyes of the Young Woman S
club of Bennington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-21
LAp1np AVID eENTy TAILORING

Just received new line of Spring and
Summer materials for made -to-measure
suits. Also have on hand nice line Of
ready-t to- wear suits at reduced prices.
Cleaning and pressing.
MA II II IN WIN
Tel. pS-M. 1870 North S..
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WOMEN WORKERS CONVENTION
Five Form Young WomaHs Club At.
tended Sessions.

Eight hundred working girls repre-
senting almost every branch of work
in which women in the United States
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ly at Bryn Mawr college.
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