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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Detroit Hi, T.
Philadelphia .......o40 olO 000-5 4
Detroit ........,....00 900 OH OOl-4 IL 5
Naylor and Perkins; Dauss and Man
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Noledo Is, Columbus ..
louisville 3, Indianapolis /.
Milwaukee ., St. Paul 3.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-16


Tka holiday s@asoz With It's Soyx
aze its proeser.s ts upon "a. E-ha1
s1zli Ue 20 20 add 70 the happiness
q fhe occzssorr Ezeh one of ns
zs1if IKE not oaiy 20 visa our
riencE a Ns-rx Ckrtz1rxs and 4
Ear7T NeE Tetr. buf 70 give theuu
1ze We czrro- Do fkis b. means
d nl-co1kitered prssentk. ThoCEhi-
IS Effts cz-Ee ths Jzn1zry ash
ear 70 bEiEs With dsbriE OzIy
~bs. cur gifts have lasting mean
izE 90 shsF carry the true u.esszEe
q goodwill which is the spirit of
real giving
We can give hzDpissss aac coz
tsntrne1t ard safety for the future
~ vel a. pleasure for the noneut
S1eh gifts are within reach o. all
ThsT are 10 Be found in the Saw
ms Securities Of the Uasted States
Government From the t5 esnt
Thriit stamp 70 the 5000 Treas
NJ Saving Certificate. they wfll
czrTT With them not only TIE
greetings OF the season but hzppi-
nsss for years to come. In possess
ness for yszrs 70 come In present
Tag the ehilds a card With one
Thrift stamp alfred. you bestoW
not only a prezent but q habit
which win grow in value as the
days pass. for ne Fill wish 10 fiji
the card That little gift will have
grown uondsrfully before another
Christmas comes around. and the
recipient will be on the way 10 .
life Of independence
In recommending these lasting
gifts. the Savings Division Of the
Treasury does not suggest that q
single American curtziI his Christ
mas swing II suggests only that
he broaden Il 10 include this pres
ent which viii bring future veil
being 70 those he loves.
Thrift Stsmps. Savings Stamps
znd Treasury Savings Certificates
viii be on ssle throughout the year
1921 In continuing the sale Of
Government Savings Securities, the
Government Is giving the oppOrtun-
ity to every man Soman and child
in the land through the eominzI
year to enjoy the happiness. pros
perity and eonientment which il
found in financial Independence and
security for the future.
Buy w g g
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-16
DISTRICT NO. ISL

We had 80 tanch rain Nsndsy ".
hAo nc mail. ~ could not get ou
istter Of last week
John Bengsr hurt his foot quit
~ lille drIlliug wheat
Gilbert Jacobs and wife ar tn
9Eoud parents Of a new daughter
Word has been received from Nrs
.ssear May that they we're located al
Florence. ksnszR
Andrew Lacey has returned from
While working on the roads clyde
conner had the misfortune 20 hsv.
one Of his horses cut - badly theY
had 70 shoot ~ Both legs we're cut
Mrs. Cora PierzSn's friends CAV.
n surprise dinner the ard
J II Tzylors gave dance Thurs
day night
Mrs Frank Evans and daughter
l.osz went 20 Layerne on short
visit sunday.
Mrs John Beaver and children
returned this week from several
iay yisi, tn relatives near Fargo
Miss Lucille Egb6rt has retur-,ss
home from Beaver and is zttendins :
-hooi at l5t
Kenneth Eyer was sick Saturday
Geo. ReinmEth and wifc and / p.
Baggerly and wife made q business
rip 10 Beaver Thursday.
Quite a number have been selling
turkeys At Eimwood the past two
Miss Pearl Hendricks came home t.
help care for her sister. Mrs May
jlidtSssIi
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-16
Tnkln. pesrernie Chances

Il is true ;ha; many contract
severe colds and recover from them
without taking any prrcaution or
treatment, and a knowledge OF this
fact leads others 10 take their
chances instead OF giving their colds
the needed attention. IL should be
borne In mind that every cold weak-
ems the lungs. lowers the vitality,
makes the system less able to with
stand each succeeding attack and
payes the way for the more serious
diseases. Can you afford to take
such desperate chances when Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, famous
for It's cures Of bad colds may be
had for a trifle7
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-16
3l<LAHOMA MEMORIAL HOS
AZ Al. By ALL MEANS

N American Legion Of Okla
ioma and the various Posts through
1at the state. are sponsoring a move
- ~. establishment OF a Soldiers'
-.caoit1l Hospital. BY ;hc state. A
2iil Looking 10 the construction of
nch au institution. will be intro
iueel -si the coming session Of the
Jkl1hOu1a legislature.
Al another place in this issue o
be Herald will be found the sub.
.-auce of such bill and a few o.
ne cetaiir shoEing the need for the
siabiiEh snf of such an institution
The herald Is in hearty accord
Ti;h the movement and will be glas
o assiH' the Legion In any way W
-rc able. 20 advance the cause. We
nave not had opportunity 10 dis
cnss tire matters with Representa-
I've sf' but. we are sure. Il
goes without saying. that Mr. Stef-
nr anything and ey srythinc
Tor the benefit OF the ex-seryice
man. and sc are sure. t...si ne will
give this measure his hearty approy-
al and support. We believe thaS
Senator Pugh will also support The
Boys in their worthy undertaking.
ittsd what the Legion has To say
concerning the need and the plan
tor the establishment OF such a
Memorial hospital then. II you ar,
in accord With the plan. give IL
your en.huEiastie support and urg,
your representative and senator 10
10 so.
Let us do all in our power sc
axe care oi the sick and afflicted
N-service man. II is the least that
re can do to provide adequate hos
0ftal facilities for them. Surely
hey who gave sight, hearing
'trength. life itself for us are en-
tiled TO tho best that we can give
- restore them to health or. al
sast. alleviate their suffering.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-16
IA. IA SHEEP

One person can stand out la the
fiddle Of the street. look heayes-
1a<d. and possibly point up oc-
eesssraliy. sstd In a short time an
sfser WI join him. then another.
s5d Without word being said, or
Gr explanation made. the entire
11r1lars OF the town will soon be
iOoktnE STEWARD.
One person can talk hard tines;
esn re.teTa;e that panic lf con-
nG: that II 10 impossible 10 sell
goods sy- ~ half price and lOw
aud behold our pluie g. here.
Nhibe thc present condition. OF
zfzirS f. not due solely TO he
FhsVicoiogicsi effect OF the human
ui-f NJ th2 general tall OF hard
F1' sHi business depression. yei
y 10 Raimay!1g The tact.
- > vasy grea. bearing in
---t- The merchant who puts a
-! frcdt. maintains his business
INITIATIVE by continuing 10 no aner
irsde, W. though his Efforts wcrr
arcdusnE the Same results az M
-qrmgf fhass, VIII Dc the one ulr
VII put. tIru She pr.-sut rca1s-
irJrtfp1 period. ID VI o rnrvigAl. o.
itte hitest; now Is The lime 20
aeaiGnstIzt-' real l,itiness ablniy II
nfe bp3iness man Gets an oEansple
o. pVktiuE Yale lJck on his az.
psndsiure account u follows as dces
nshi. the day. thar the public rili
~ hkewse Cherokee Rtprbiican.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-16
SOUTH ELMwooD

weather since the big rain last Mon.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. e. l. Fowler and
daughter Alice spent Sunday. Dec
Logan.
Mr. Greer is seeding broom corn Al
Asa Kile and family OF Booker
Texas, spent Sunday the 18th at the
home Of G. l. Fowler
Ellis Kile and family have been
spending a few days at the home %
SIR. Greer.
p. n. johnson and family spent
sunday at the home Of g l. Fowler
Orviile Haskell and family spent
SUNDAY at the Ben Seigman home
OF the Surprise neighborhood
VIM. Garrett and family visited
sunday al the home Of J. G. Greer
Quite change in the weather
Sunday night and a little snow.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-16
CONGRESSMAN svTSDAIL BUsY
AT THE NATIONAL cATTToL

Charles swi-ran. es,rxrAss--n-
rc- tkis. The sft. ctErsrx % IN
~ z-exrires tern q the is.e DSek
NorF1-. hza b4er ks1s -ruerxgiy
sFT ai1cs Eoi-E % TazkfrryuE or
sre-tsr fts. tzkizx ezrs 90 the
ariJEE matters Eesci-E zfts-rfcr
"a sxperizIiT fkoss cxses Ehiet
re b@e1 deferred cxfrr 10 the
ar q Nr NcrEsr l4s- IuIy.
t-o1E those -zftsrt are rurzerous
-sesl p@-Etoz bills f-sroSroat b.
Mr. korEzz- Bills we're also IN
i-rtres1 by hir fo- practically
~~erT cOu1fy seat town IL the dis
rlcs- AWARDING 20 then a czptgref
tsrEa1 ezzron for display II their
r-FkA Thes@ Bills are al p@scing
t1e present tine.
Whsn TIE g5icis- bOys returned
n ne army TIER ps-e ASKED 20
saru their eIoskizg ail0uszee-
sfer- however. = resolution Ezs
as1s1 By congress giving these
,oi1irg allowance 20 ezeh of the
9Ts and Ez.y of thee are -akfnx
ruuisitiOn for their return. Nr.
ssindzll has Just sent il IS or
ap5liczfiOns for clothing allow
1ccs for bOyE IN this district and
III - glad 70 take 1p any other
ass that nay Be brought 70 his
ttention-
He hzs the files of Dick 7. Nor
gan on all pension matters and. Of
,Durse. sfII be glad 20 render any
service 20 soldiers and widows rel
-tiTe 20 matters Of tkis nature com
.nE before the Commissioner Of
PensiOrs- Those having claims
'@rcing should communicate With
I'm AZ one
Hs is also spending a grez; deal
" his time looking into the matter
= fhe best legislation 10 assist the
srmers IN this district and is en-
issvosing 20 find some solution of
the icr price problem that IL con
froni-ng the producer al this time.
be farmers may rest assured thz;
hes are well represented By Nr.
rindzli and that he will DO xhzt
car In their interest
lie hopes that the people of this
district will be especially free TO
~rife him on any mztterS In which
her may be interested At the cap
tot He has been allowed about
- 900 packages Of garden and
lower seeds which he will dis
tribute 10 his constituents over the
istrici Drop him a card II you
Ssh some Of these seeds.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-16
srsrmurED LIABILITY BKsr

Periodically sgitzf1rs starr a
rznfSofgn for some form OF state
irssrsnee and every 20 often Se get
a. niss.r4fiDn Of Wis. state. ineur-
3set gSgid do the taxpayer.
fhe argument for political opera
hon ef the insurance Industry IA
that rites can be held down. Bat
eatartr0Dhes an connaq. ations oecar
.hsh are not looked Or. wi:nrzs
ne Tia Epidemic o. Two years
.hieh EoSld have bankrup.ed mcst
-ny R@te government requiring ex-
d1sise state life insura
y very minor illustration is The
-trenf nrc IN SacTau nfr which en-
tahec loss o. 100000. THIS
kss Eas probably divided amon-
lee Insurance companies and while
" aggregate Was large the indivfa-
Sai liability was small and win no,
- tet and the total loss will Cd
detrbriea over the entire county
and sonng foreign compainas.
futp1eing. however. insurance on
th1 100000 blaze cane out or
re r.stf treasury u would make
quite sent In an Individual state
Then tupposing the San Francisco
IRE. sith i's $250.000.Q 900 loss mad
seen losdcd' Onto the Insurance de.
rsrtn'ebs 81 any individual state.
mas stsfe would have be n fnanci-
a1J bankrupt and the Insured never
snvid have recovered a dollar.
Let us think second limo when
- consider political control which
~oaid centralizc liability aud re-
'po1sb hsty on a single state Or
saairafion and load debtE onto tue
iSsrsyeT.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-16
rHE WE,r n The CABINET


Georrs2ascaIFy and from the
s1sz1p0f1f of dessloplng natural
vs-ogrces tts Eesf ls e1;lifde TO the
ggrtfoiis - .te Interior.
Se-r>fsrv Lzre o. the WIlson cab
ret e@rls from czhforaia aud vas
4lrays a CHAMPION of progressive
roitSseE u western nsiterx
szbtie inn1sneeE are a. E0rk 70
s-ersnt TIE vet from getting tkis
piS<e 10 Ehieh u g. clearly entitled
l,1 rviieb Il 20 the east
BiK ssster1 fr-,ges.s desire %
4cH-inzfs- in ,GAIs lands oil and
-.rxerzI 1svelogr caf. forestry and
fss ezpi0ifs.iOn a Alz.zkz.
No~f % these fnfluenees are re-
aetiaazEy and rsDress1f shat "a left
- eo7z ~ alton policies that would
- Hp tie v@: fof the f1tnrr.
81 the szse % Alaska red tape
<n> <iizrOTT department methods
Asre Kept Americas enterprfse out
- thzf territory and population de-
asless
The reat should not be deprived
- tke position of Secretary Of the
istsrior and Il should be filed by
az efiessnt western statesman.
C1ogressrlzn NOndefi Of Wynn
ma. Scatter Fall OF Sez MEXICO.
,s~rernor Campbell Of Arizona and
Esrb~t Hoover are the type Of
ren needed.
Ne eo not Esnf our hydro-elee-
nc DpEerz- reclamation. irrigation
Aad f0rert. mineral and Oh re-
-oGro<E tied up forever.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-16
A WEDDING
A very pretty wedding occurred
the hOmr OF sherman Enferlfne

A very pretty wedding occurred
the home OF sherman Enterline,
near Balko. November 18th,
thanksgiving Day. when Miss Nora.
lighter Ol Mr.. Enterline. was
rried to Rev. John ID. Brandt.
Btor Of the Holiness church, six
Hes south of Baiko. Rev. T.. A.
+rwOJd officlated.
.he bride e. a very accomplished
1ung lady ard Is held in tn
''Rhtft deem by all who know her
eytry way q worthy companion
.hc enc whom she has welded
49, Brandt. the groom. holds the
idtrcc Of The community as
san. con cora a,td miniftcr Of the
lspcl
These young people have the best
,l1hfa of their man9 friends and
are . rich contribution 20 the re-
igious and social life OF the com
nunity y.--Contribnted
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-16
Rb.st,lJTION

Whereas. our Brother and Friend
Arat.1 iiumpnsel wife and famil,
ia}c recently lost their son and
3rotoer through a-ciden al death. be
RrsOlvCd; That Beayer Lodge No.
i9 5. I. q a. -, offcr all syn.
thy TO them ir their bercave-
ont
That a copy 81 these resolutions
sent 10 the .amlly a copy spread
~ thg records o. The Lodge and
WI published IN the Beaver Herald.
By Committee.
II q. MEESE.
HARRY BROWN.
v. T. COLES.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-16

TO lhnra 4 healthy action of the
hcxc,s amt g rect digordors OF the
Bgsr. take Two of C.mmberiain's
Ta3leis immediately after supper.
Eitsy will not only ca use gentle
rggeiaant gf y yOW-ls, Without un-
pi, asant effects. but Danish that
ssf. Elapld feeling. that often ac-
aIlpsnfe8 constipation.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-16

Three and One-balf million Eu-
ropean children are dying OF under
nourishment. Only American can
save them. One scent American
meal daily will prevent their death.
Contribute your share.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-16
SCHOOL NOTES

Euiin. Fard. Reporter
Christmas tinnt "a drawing near.
tn hzpDl-si time % all the yea
and the students are beccr.irE &
anxious about vacation Th= majority
Of the school are IN fzv8r of tEc
weeks Here's hopin.
Mrs Leonard has bcrn absent from
school th- past seek owing % rhe
illness OF Mr. Leonard Rev. Butler
has had charge 0f her classes during
hcr absence mad Ue car Justly SAY
he makes a fil@ teacher.
Those students who are IN the
nigh school program have been prac-
rcins diligently or their parts They
VIII begin reh.srsing At the Globe
this week.
This program ~ill be given Thurs
cay. Dec -. at the Globe Thezrer
and the proceeds wilt 20 % pay for
tne school piano.
Many % the Glasses are 4, EorE
N book reports and u1id-year themes
Despite the unfavOrabis weather
most Of the classes are keeping NJ
fhS.r good attendance record
Tne Cartoon Committee composed
81 one from each q the four classes
spent tho latter part OF last week IN
cartooning and advertising for the
play. We hope their efforts are re-
Earced ~ a good audience Thurs
day evening.
As this j. probably the last wees
OF school before Xmas. we bid ali
a Merry Nmas and a farewell until
after the holidays
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-16

Herbert lioover is head for the
American Relief administration now
asking for s33.0O0.00O from Okla
homa and America 10 prevent the
deaths OF 100000 starving Euro
pean children. Franklin X. Lane
Is treasurer John x. Hadley. of
Tulsa, Is. state chairman. The ed
itor Of the Herald Is chairman for
Beaver county
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-16
CROSS ROADS

Another week of fine weather has
passed and II n nearly Christmas
again. From the weather W. woulf
rsther think that II was Thanks
giving
Tom Pittman was called TO MAY
this week to attend the funeral OF
his father, who passed away after
several months of sickness
Mrs Mitchelrs mother and sister aru
Waiting her this winter
Mr.. Brewer and wife visited Mr.
Carter and family Wednesday
Miss Hazel Overstreet spent the
weekend with her parents In this vi
cinity.
The olive Branch sunday school
bought new organ. This Is the
second Improvement that the people
nave made this winter.
There was surprise given for
Mrs Carter Sunday. The neighbors
all took their dinner to Sunday school
and went from there TO the fhome OF
Mrs Carter where dinner was 81 fvea.
Misses Ruth ana Ella KcndrIck
spent the Weekend at home return
inS 20 schoO. Monday morning
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-16
sophomore Notes


We have started OF New Classic
Merchant Of Venice" We hope II
VIII be as interesting as -silas Marn-
Miss Quinn entertained US with a
quiz in Modern History Monday
Gretchen Lawson taught our Latin
class Friday morning owing TO
Sult. Andrews absence.
We are all anxious for our class
them before Christmas vacation
Edward Smith was chosen 10 make
advertisements for the ~ a. s pro-
gram We all know Edward has a
talent FOR drawing
Mr. Sweet gave us test yn
Geometry Friday morning
The English III class wrote lont
theme on the History - our Eng
ltsh Language. some OF the themes
were real interesting
We mere very sorT} % hear q
which caused the absence ~ Ms.
Leonard from school the uaAr weok
but We are glad TO report that he Is
improved and Mrs Leonard ~ abls a.
he back with US at this time
The sophomore and Freshman girls
have been very busy planning an EN-
tertainment Cor the Sophomore and
Freshman boys together with the
faculty 70 be given at the high
owing 90 the ~ H. :. program Thurs
day night We Will give up our en-
tertainment for this time
We arc certainly looking forward
10 our vacation. Our teachers ad-
yises Us 10 study some during the
vacation. but wo hardly think we will
take their advice.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-16
THE NOnHEB-s GLIB

In spite q the fzrz that tie wind
was blowing q perfecr gale. zbo1t
f-o dozen Esernh@rs climbed rAe All
70 the school b1ildfng to ztts-6 rh@
Mothers Clzb Eaeert-r LAST Friday
afferuoon- All felt vel repai1 Tor
their e1o-ts. kg-eTer. after hearing
the sple1iid program provided oF
the leader Mrs Green. Eho Ezs
full % her subjects and ufhoss a.
thusizsz infected an present Ire
program vas a. foIIoEs
Habits. Good and Bad Mrs Gree1
Gererzi discussion
The Great Lessoa Of Christmas.
Mrs Green
Tie Christ Spirit in the Hone
and School Mr. Carter
The Giving Christmas l. Mere
Blessed Than the Receiving one.
Mrs PERKINS
Tezching Chfldre- 70 be T4rttuI
in doing for those less Fortunate
Than Themselves. Mrs Tracy.
The More Important Gifts. Mrs
Coles
Types Of People, who ear Be
Made Happy al a frinIng Expense
Thts Christnas. Mrs. FickeL
Two books rere added to the H.
brzTy-
One application for membership
vas received
Mrs Carter and Mrs Strznzthsn
were aDpointed On the School visit
ing committee
Arrangements are being made
for volunteer work on the PLAY
grounds next Friday and the club
VIII serve dinner TO the workers
in the basement OF the sehool build
ing
The next meeting. which EiIl be
DecemSer Sist- and during the hoss
days. Ehsr there will be no heat
a. the school building. will b. held
Al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Maple. and Mrs Tracy will be the
leader. Subject. Our Ciab and
its Possibilities. zsd Harmon
ious Relations IN Family Life
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-16

Not less than 10000 children in
one European city alone are suffer
ing from ;fekets. caused By s;arvz-
tion and exposure Tbey are =
small part Of the 5.5s0.O0e slowly
dying in Europe Oklzhomans are
asked 10 aid them By Contributing
t. the European Childrsn's Relief
fund from Oscsmber Is to IS.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-16

The Senior class has been the only
class TO have perfect attendance for
the nrst two weeks Of this last six
weeks. 50 We feel that we stan
good chance for winning the
five per cent again.
Mr. Butler has been teaching Eng
ltsh History in Mrs. Leonard's place
while she is absent from school
English ". Physics and English
History classes have all been enjoy
ing tests but we stiIl survive and
look forward TO a Christmas vacation
Most Of the Senors have been
workipg on their parts in the high
school entertainment for Thursday
night.
The members of the Seniors class
we're royalty entertained at the hom
OF Miss Quinn. Friday evening. an
all had a nice time. oven the Juniors
had to call and give some yells
We have been working on a twt
thousand word theme for Physics and
have a theme for English that mus.
be finished soon. these with note
books and book reports means real
work for some Of US
Emma Hennigh. Reporter
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-16

At last the Juniors have xiy-r
their programme. and aitho we were
the last OF the classes to give a pro-
Eramme We feel assured II has been
the best ore given
Reading-Isela Fly
Solo-Flossie SullenS
Pap@r-Billy Culwell
Song-Junior Sextette
Mr. Sweet entertained the Junior
class, Friday night. December 10Th.
AZ the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. H
time.
The Junior class Is better repre-
sented In the high school programme
than any other class. Eleven mem
bers out Of "A class Of eighteen. have
part IN the programme
Hugh Thomas has been absent from
school Tor several days on account
able to return soon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-22
NEW GYM WILL Be
WELL ADVERTISED
Views of Latest Kendall
Structure Taken Today
for School Papers

Exterior and interior views Of the
+. H. Harwell gymnasium recently
completed on the Kendall college
campus and Just equipped with
apparatus will be made this after.
noon for use in the school bulletin
and advertising matter to be sent
out over the state.
And oh, yes--the pictures OF tho
swimming pool will be taken with
college boys actually In swimmingl
No there will be no room In tho pool
for any bW those who registered
when this opportunity was an
nounocd a number OF co-cds who
made reservations early will figure
In other pictures of the pool.
The swimming pool calls forth the
admiration OF all who view a. II IL
located In the center OF tho building,
with lockers and showers on one side
for boys and on the other side for
girls There are seperate lobbies
and entrances for men and women
and also separate offices for the
physical director for women and for
the mems physical director. The
pool IL tile lined, and the water puri-
fled mechanically.
The gymnasium, which exceeded
sio5,0o0 in cost. covers a lot OF
ground, so feet by 120 feet, and con.
siSts OF two stories and suhstoty.
IL IN of light brick, trimmed in Bed :
ford stone. In the substory is 10.
Gated all mechanical euipment. on
the third floor Ia the gymnasium
proper. SO 90 feet. fiankod by two
special exercise rooms. A running
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-22
ACTIVITY SHOWN
IN GRAIN MARKET
Wheat Declines 5 Cents
on Opening But Comes
Back on Rust Report.
tBy Evans & Co., Hotel Tulsa)

CHICAGO. July 2l.-The market
in wheat had another wide spread
Wednesday. The sellers were in
force at the opening and the prices
dropped five cents. Reports of rust
damage rallied the market, and then
1t eased off second time a couple
OF cents, finally closing strong with
a loss of a half a cent. The damage
to the spring wheat is still confined
to the lower part OF the belt. and
its presence excites fear OF damage.
In all probability the winter wheat
increase to date more than offsets
the black rust damage.
Corn was In sympathy with wheat
and on the rally held to its high
level. and closed cents ahead on
the old crop. Cash markets wei
stronger.
Oats were UP on the good cash
demand. crop conditions are good.
Selling OF coarse grains on bulges
seems to be profitable.