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The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

TIE Reyeille stated two weeks ago
that the colored school Of Port Gibson
had purchased several games and had
opened q play ground We have since
learned that it was the Methodist
Sunday school of that race which had
prepared q play ground. This IS an
excellent idea, and the white schools
would do well to follow the example
of this progressive Sunday school.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

Friends here II DR.. ] S. Hillhouse
81 Vicksburg read with much regret
Of his death there last week Dr.
liillhouse who had long been d mem
Der of the board Of trustees of Cham
berlain-Hunt Academy, often visited
Port Gihsnn.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

The Hartwell Music Club 81 the
Port Gibson Female College gave
Mcdowell evening last Friday The
public was invited and quite mum
her enjoyed the Mcdowell numbers
rendered On the program.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

w. u Feazel, who Il taking leases
ii the Fourth District for the purpose
u boring for oil, states that just as
soon as few people who are holding
back sign up the location Of web
will Be made and boring will soon
begin.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

The reception given by Mrs j r.
Drake in honor Of Mrs. $. j. Buck.
Mrs. +. q. 0lden and Miss al 4. Lee
ieune last Thursday was quite d 40
cial event. Many of the ladies Of this
section we're present 20 enjoy the oc-
casiOn,
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

Laek Twine, i colored resident Of
Port Gibson has hen who Is determ-
ined that Port Gibson il not to be
left out Of the excitement caused BY
the finding Of mysterious eggs. She
deposited an egg this week plainly
marked with capital "E" Wheth-
81 this is intended to stand for egg or
eternity is q matter simply left to
the imagination Of the person read
ing this story; but undoubtedly the
Old lady meant something.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

sTRAYED OR ST0LEN-1 red
and white spotted muley work OK
from White Hall middle Of January.
Reward for information that will lead
to whereabouts
al5-2t W. G, GREER, Port Gibson.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

Ben Martin has secured the rural
route between Port Gibson and Patti
son The contract begins July lst
w r. Smith has been faithfully com
pleting the contract which wns let
to s n Hamilton.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

Fresh Garden Seed, Seed orn, On
ion Sets, Seed Potatoes, Rape Seed.
o. y. MORRIS.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

II. A. Marschalk is making an as
sessment OF the town this week. Al
the same time he is making a census
Of the educable children.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

MILK cow WS-I want several High
grade Jersey Milk Cows good milk
ers-Cows with baby calves, or soon
to freshen.
w, W. ROBERTSON,
Wesson, Miss.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

5fhiA spring has been unusually
windy All Of The latter part 81 Feb
tlary vas blustery March kept pace
with former records and April has
even zone one better
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

New Spring and Summer samples
for Tailor Made clothing Is the
time 70 get just what you wish in
your light weight clothing.
G. r, MORRIS,
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

divers Improved Riding Cultiyptor
for sale by
The Claiborne Hardware Go.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

A temperature Of 80 degrees was
registered yesterday morning, and
several observers report frost
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

divers Improved Riding Cultiyator
FOR sale by
The Claiborne Hardware 90.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

Ia France Washing Tablets save
time and Labor
9. r. NORRIS
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

divers Improved Riding Cultiyator
for sale by
The Claiborne Hardware Co
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15
STATE or MISSISSIPPI,

STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
To Dave Summers.
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court, Claiborne
County, said state, on the Second
Monday in May, 1920, to defend the
suit in said court wherein you are
defendant
Thi 5th day of April 1920.
B. H. MOREHEAD,
Chancery Clerk.
Rv w " HIIGHES- d d
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

Rnya Society Embroidery Patterns
X. b. MORRIS
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

James Graham, Weber and Buck
eye Farm Wagons, full stock
iht Claiborne Hardware Co
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

Knox Hats sizes 7-h TO 7-ss $3.50.
G. y. MORRIS.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

Book Review Friday afternoon at
4 O'Clock, "The Builders" by Ellen
Glasgow, reviewed by Mrs palfrey.
divers Improved Riding C1ltigator
f1r sale BY
The Claiborne Hardware C0
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

24-hib Good Flour $I.G5.
G. n. MORRIS.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15
NOTICE.

BY W. Y. HUGHES, D. 9.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1920-04-15

DR.. i. Al. Smith will leave Monday
10 attend meeting Of the State Den
tai Association 10 be held III Jack
son. He will be absent the entire
week. The association viii conduct
q post graduate institute during the
session.
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Abril S.-La

TAMPICO, lamps, Abril S.-La
modernizaci0n de este puerto. q cuya
Influenza esta cambiando, pero prin-
cipalmente Ia vieja estructura, esta
obligando a las autoridades a tomar
medidas que la sociedad reclaIAa
con u~rgencia. Una de elias, la mas
INDISPENSABLE. esti %acordada va. Es
Ia relativa al traslado del barrie a.
lepre a IN lugar LELAND del corazon
de L. ciudad.
FL asunto fue tratado en- n de
las p2sadaS sesiones del Ayunta-
miento con sumo interes, acordandose
que, en- efccto, Sc hacia n~ecesario lie
cuanto antes a cabo esa medida
en- atenci6n a que muchas fanliIias
de buen vivir Sc estan viendo obll-
gadas 4 perman@cec IN Ia IA en-
venenada.
En- IN principle Sc hablo DE que el
barrie se:ia cambiado a La Bandiri-
la, punto que Sc halla an las marge-
mes dc In Laguna del Carpintero. Sc
diio cue csc terrcno estaba en- litigio.
pero mientras Sc tomaban informes
Sc orden6 que Sc hiciera un estudlo
de algunos otros lugareS.
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la EDAD DE LAS SARDINAS

Por Ell examen de las escamas de
los peces Sc puede fornar una idea
muy. exacta de su edad. NJ. Luis
Faye que ha estudiado especialmente
La sardina desde este punto de vista,
ha podido c%omprobar que Ia SARDINIA
de 10 a II centimetros, del Medite
franco (sardina complete con cabe-
za}, tiene un ano; Ia de Is a Il
centimetros, dos amos, y Ia de Il 4
16 centimetros, tres amos. Hasta
esta edad no Sc halla la SARDINIA en-
condolences de reproductive.
Las cifras que proceden no son
exactas para la SARDINIA del Oceano.
En- sci 0ceano es mas rartio el ere
cimiento. Los ind:viduos de tres
amos miden de 16 a 10 cen1:metcos, y
los de cuatro amos, de 20 a II.
Ell crecim'ento de a sarGlna es len
to comparable con Ell de la anchoa,
pero ea cambio alcanZa mayor longe
vidad. La ancnHa no pasa lie los
tres amos, mient:as que los e%spratc-
las viven seis Q <:Ete. Ell arenlue
llega facilmente a los doce amos, y
cast otros tantos alcanza la SARDINIA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-13

dos descargando mercancias de dife
rentps iugares de Europa y los Esta-
dos I,nidos. Las bodegas de Ia Adua
ma estan cast l~lenas, 10 mislno que
las de los ferrocarriles, temiendose
que de I'M momento a otro 10 puedaE
coDtener va Ia mercancia, en- vista
&c que hay en- canine para este Puer
to, barcos que proceden de Nueva
York. la Habana Y otros puntos-
Tamhicn Sc espera Ia llegada de va
RIGS barcos nacionales d. los cue to-
can todcs los pueltos dc la Costa
del Collie.
Este movimiento aumentara en-
breve tan pronto como las empresas
retroleras pongan en- actividad les
barcos.tanques que estan en- construc
cion.
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IN GRAN MERCADO.

Es probable que en- eStos dias Sc
firme contrato eptre el Ayuntamien
TO Y Ia Compania de Prestamos y
CONSTRUCTIONS De Tampico, relative
a Ia edificaci6n de IN mercado en- Ia
Plaza Mendez de este puerto, rsclama
do va por las condolences Ole en- to-
dos scntidos Sc halla Ia ~poblacion.
Fl mercado costara de d~oscientos
cincuenta a treseientos mil pssos orc
nacional Y sera enteramente moder-
no en- cuanto a su estructura = con.
dici6n higicnica.
Los concesionarios eyplotarsn el
mercado durante ounce amos, pasan-
DO despu6s q propiedad del Munich
Pic, Y los trabajos de construction
daran priucipio tan laego COM las
uatoridadcs firmen el contrato y en-
treguen ell terreno q Ia citada compa-
MIA.
Sc piensa en- construir con rapidez
Ia obra de que Sc trata, q fin de que
antas de un ano quede terminada Y
lista para el ser7icio publico.
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'SE PROHIBE FLAIR
.ANUNCIOS'

Fl .Ayuntamicnto acordo prohiblr
la fiiaci6n de anuncios en- los table
o de las esGuinas. en- vista de que
dan un fec aSp.cto a las fachadas de
las casas. Que los interesados,-se
dijo-se anuncien en- los peri6dicos
para Que ayuder 4 esas cmpresas be-
neficas. en- lugar de anGar p~inJarra
iendo los edificios de Ia poblaci0n, co
mo 81 Sc tratara de pueStos de car
naval. La iniciativa Sc aplaudi0 por
les corurrcentes a IA session en- que
So ~rescIvi6 el asunoo en- el sentido in
dicado.
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UN AMERICANA ESTAFADOR.

Aver. sin que n&die 10 n~otara, to
mo el tren de Monterrey, con el obje
to ~segurameute de saguir el viaje
4 los Estados Unidos IN americana
que Sc dijo ser ell DR.. Paul c. Mar
chant. especialista en- Intermediates
de los ojos
FL false nltdicn recogio aqul gran
des "antidades de dinero q cambio
de lentes de mala clase Y de medici-
mas que. al ser eyaminadas, result
taron no Servir para NADIA.
Los enaanados Sc q~uejaron ante
las autoridades, por 10 que Marchant
tomo FL tren violentamente. Cuando
lego a Tampico ell false medico
Sc anunci6 con IN bombo extraordi.
mario.
Marchant esta exhortado por las
mismas autoridades del puerto, peYo
no Sc sabe 81 habra sido campturado
0 no.
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CUENTO DEL OLA
Ell RAMO DE VOLETAS

lion. quiaG sin n!cvease de su asien-
20 me recibic con la mayor bondad.
He aGu mi abuela, dijo Ia joVcn;
es mi uaica amiga Y companera en- Ell
mundo. V como listed We, no puede
moverse porque est tullida; asi es
que 20 Ia Guido siempre, y nunca
ME aparto de su lado.
Lo que llamaba I'm mistecio en-
aQucla casa. 10 acababa de descu-
brir. Aurora no saba porque no po-
dia separarse de 81 anciana abuela.
Asi pues. no existia tai misterio.
Les hice una larga vista, Ia que
fue para mi I'm momento. pues que
de encantado de la ~jovialidad ' bon
dadeS de aquellos dos seres Y les
prometi volver a verlaS o frecuen-
cia.
Pocos INSTANCES despueS seguia
pausadamente e. canine dc Ia hacen
da sin dejar IN momento de pensar
en- hi a~ventura; las flores que leva-
ba en- mis- manos. no q mas bellas
que e hechicero rostro que mis- ojos
habian contemplate momentos an
ties. oY Eabia sonado un ideal, Y
aQuei dia 10 hallabatal como mi men
te 10 habia forbade. Aqueila noche
10 pude conciliar el sueno; me era
impossible dormir. Y aun vivir antes
de volveT 4 verla.
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|DESDE TAMPICO, TAMAULPAS
Sc construira I'M gran mercado.-Lo de la muerte de Jetred-
son-El movmiento del puerto es intenso.-Otras
~noticias.

del nal trato que recibian.
Tn micmbro de la citada Colonia
indica que el gobierno de Washing,
ton debe tener va informes de los
antecedentes de J~efredson y que q
csc Sc debe Ia moderation ccn que Sc
ha dirigido al de Mexico, en- denlan-
da dc datos sobre el acontecimiento.
A todos los americanos del puer-
to les consta que ell muerto era malo
con sus trabajadores y que algunas
vaces llegaba hasta la crueldad, va
lido de que disfrutaba de algunas con
sideraci2nes en- la pasadas admins
traciones, compuestas de individuos
iguales a el Ell, constumbres Y &C
clones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-13
la ESCUELA
FERROCARRILERA
MEXICANA.


In -aenCs de q a50 DE- Habe-zc install
d.. ha izs-Fui5o p n-ch0s s-uoiarIeS Pa=a
Que eorsiguicran crr.so on los Fl. &C Ma
c~sonSlcs de Mexico ' ot-cs slS;cnas fs-ro-
viarioS-
Sc inpa+cI conCcinirutos : rnss1a2za
eornplsta Y =lodc-na = Inspectors de Locc-
-otoras, Inspectors de F-c1cs &C Ai-~. ms
pectores de CaIGc-as. Inspectors 10 T-c-ss.
Ssrriaixtas. TCSorcrcs. Conductors. Caro-
se-os, Rcsz-zdo-ss de Cares. Mechanics De
CsSa Redordz. Mecanieos d. Piro y Taller
General. Mecan;cOs Ge F-c1oS de Are. Is
peciAtistas y o--os varies curses
La Eseuela Fsrroca--iie-a Nexica-a eCse-
"a esos t-sbaScs Dor ccrTeSpo1denc!z. q to
dos a~quellos cue 6esearsn ser ago mas Que
eternos esclavos de trabs5os 6u-os y s-si-
dos bAios. = syuda . pc-feccio12-Sc \ 'os
rrs eIercen sir tsrer ETSates c~croc;uie1tos.
La Escnsis Eerrocar-ilera NeNicana - 7e
ecnoci6a y -scone0G2ds Por tOdss las Unto
nes de Ferroca-rfercs EeTicanos. altos 5sfss
y p-ominAresS eppesdcs.
Po- "a insignificant sums &c raatro pesos
~sineuenta cencayos, pUede empczar = peFtec-
eiona-se G eStudisr IN curse: lueZo cincc
eentavos Giario5 hasta cue apreads IN curse
s recisA cr-tisSca6o ' d~i2lc1-a.
sDessa p=oba- ~ fus-za d. yCiuEtkG para
sp-endc- 'alEo p-ovechosc? Reuita al peso
eineucu5a csEtavo- e7 giro postal Z o-dea &c
express, : !nEadiacanra,e -ecioirs i~eccioaes
v rnueS.-as De Erabadcs g varios coic-cs. ~
firientes rara m mes 6e es.ud;cs.
Direction: L
ESCUEEA FERRoCARRILEzA MEXICANA
p O Box 1871 los Angeles Cal. U. $ \.
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&C IN muertO, Y sus deudos 10 han de-
jado ALI esperanto que abran la igle-
STA para entrar a v~elario.
En- c~Fecto; a medida que me acer-
caba iba yiendo cl rostro palido dc
una mujer que mas que muerta, pare
cia dormida. La luz apacible de Ia lu-
ma reflejaba de lleno su rostro: NE
arrodilla a sus pies Y fijando atenta-
mente mis- ojos en- la muerta. d. IN
grito de terror. iiAurora!. Era ella!
muerta. Tn perro negro estaba echado
a los pies del ataud. Era Jarmin..
Con las manos en- la cabeza Y el as
pecto de IN loco, me levante dc ALI
Y volviendo a montar mi caballo, me
dirigi a casa de Aurora; no lame a
nadie. empuje la puerta Y entire, en-
Ell mismo sillon dormia la pobre abuc-
lita;. la lame muchas wees pero no
despert6 ella; tambieu dornlia para
siempre.
Corria Ia cerca: Aurora me espe-
raba ALI; era ella o su sombra IA que
con su mano suave Y deiicada coloco
en- las mias IN raro de violetas; miro
dulcemente unos INSTANCES, Y desapa
recio...
e. sol radiante Y hermoso brillaba
en- el oriente cuando abri los ojos.
ME hallaba quizas deSde algunas horaS
antes dormido contra i cerca: mi
mano oprimia fuertemente IN ramo
&c violctas V IN enorme perro negro
echado q mis- pies aullaba triStemen-
te. Era Jazmin-
Aun conserve aquelas flores rega-
das con mis- ardientes lagrmas Y mar
chitas por ell fuego de mis- besos. JAZZ
min unica h~erencia de mi amor per
dido, es hoy nj mejor amigo : urico
companero de mi vejez.
L. PIKE E.
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RECORTELO. VALE DINERO

Recorte!o y e~nvienoslo con sc. d!rI-
giendolo a Foley and CO., 1885 Shelf
field Ave, Chicago. III. Y ponea su
nombre Y direction claros. Recibira
en- seguida un paqu.tc dc prueba
ronteniendo Foley's Honey and Tar
para la tos: Foieys' kindney Pills
para dolor de costado. rcumatismo, RI
nones V vejiga Y Fotey's Ccthartic
Tablets, excelente lsXsnte. (Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-13
TRATAN DE ADQUIRIR UNA EN-,
PRESA QUE OPERA EN-
S~UD-AMERICA

MADRID, abril 11.-Algunos CAPT
talistas espanoles cstan negociando 10
relative a Ia adquisicion de Ia compa-
MIA electrical trasatlantica alemana,
uue opera en- S~ud-america.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-13
10 DE LA MUERTE DE


En- la Colonia Americana de este
puerto sc opina cue el gobieno de Ia
Casa blanca no har& reclamaciones
de- ningun genera con motive de la
muerte de! americana Jcfredson. en-
vista de las circunstancias que ccn
currieron Y que determinaron a los
trabajadores 4 rehir con Ell, a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-13
Ell NOEIMIENTO DEL
PUERTO.

Fl movimiento maritime de este
puerto Sc va hacienda caGa vez mas
intense. Aver. solamente, habia en-
los muelles cuarenta Y dos barcos, to-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-13

Todo el mundo 6eberia tomar IN
medicamento ~depuratiyo, purificador
Y laxative 'durante el presente mes.
e. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
IS 10 mass adecuado para tonarse
durante la Primavera. De venta en- Ia
Botica San PEDRO, San Antonio, t.
xaS. (Adv),
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TONICO MARAVILLOSO
Del Padre Pena
ALIVIA DIFZ E~NFERMEDADES

MI VA bIEA ENF EhNlCp ABE
1-TUbe-cUIosis En- primer E-ado. La dis
pSp-s;7 po- cr6nica cue sea. Sci -cuurat;s
mo LAS neuraiEias. LAS calcnturas
mas r~oelGeS. 6.-LAs toses ' cata-ros. =
Las Go.encias que quedan de ia influenza.
S-Los males del corazon cue provienen de-!
es:C11ago. s-La aneHis- lo.-Lss fiCbres
7~SilGicas o frioS.
ITINERARIES SON LOS TESTIMONIES
De Los ENFERMoS QUE HAN SANA-
10 con ESTA MEDICINAL Z PADRE
PESA-ESTA NEDICTNA ESTA DEBI-
DANESTE ~RECfSTRADA BAJO Ell NJ
NERO 1880.
PRECIo:-F-asco de IS onzas. Sl.Oo De
; oH=2S. SOC.
DE FENTA
En- Laredo. Texas. Bot:eas del Reiurio Y
Colorado.
En- san Antonio. Texas. Bo.icSs de Hidal-
80 ) San Pedro.
PADRE PENA
1908 Main Ave. Laredo. Texas
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Les pages deben hacerse por sde-
Isntsdo. 9 giro postal o de Express.
rarta certificada o letra sobre Nue.
va York. LOS precios de la subscription
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Diriiase toda Ia Correspondence re-
lstiya nj peri6dico al Director.
SR. IGNACIO E. LOZANo,
12o \. SANTA ROSA AVE
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
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Entered as Sscond-,sasS matter February
~. 1913. a. the Pest Office 2: SH7 A7'o
Mo. Texas. under the Act. o. March O.
1876
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ESCUELA FERRoCARRLEsA M~EXICANAl
p. O. Bo< 1871 Los Angeles Cal. U. $ \,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-30
CLEAN UP COUNTY
is AIM OF PARTY
Mass Meeting at Court
house Tonight to
Launch Ticket.

Clean out the courthousel
That is the slogan OF local re-
puhlicans as the county elections
draw near. Tonight party leaders
hope to launch complete county
ticket IN the field At a mass meeting
to he held at the courthouse at s
o'clock.
Upon the call Of Judge T.. +.
Nelson, acting for County Chairman
y. .. Lingo who is out Of the city.
all members Of the county com
mittec are to attend A call for the
members OF tho womon's county
committee has been issued also by
Mrs. c. T.. Lahmau, chairman.
To date only limited number Of
republicans have fllod for the vari-
Gus county offices. with the aid
OF toniehts meeting It Is hoped to
have at least two republicans in tho
race for every county office.
"Basing our campaign on the plea
Tor "A clean town, We were able TO
secure complete victory for the
right thinking men and women OF
Tulsa In the city elections" de-
clared Judge Nelson last night.
That conditions in tho affairs of
the county are Just as bad and Just
as much in need OF n clean up as
were those of the city is apparent.
and we are confident that If we
place in the race n clean, strong
ticket that we can duplicate the
complete victory in the last city
election"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-30
Y GETS NEW GYM ATHLETE
Edwin Ilbcl Il, New Assistant In
Physical Department Here.

Edwin Elbcl new assistant physi.
cal directH of the Y. NJ. G. A. arriv-
Cd In tho city yesterday He will as
sumo his duties July /, MIR. Elhci
graduated from tho y. NJ. e. A. col.
lego at Springfield. Mass this
month, and has had "A thorough
training In gymnastics.
with the addition of Mr.. Elhel 10
the physical department staff, the
department will have much greater
efficiency, and he more able to take
care OF the men and boys In the
membership OF the institution. II Is
said. Mir. Elhel will have charge of
part Of the boys classes and a part
Of the classes for men.
A feature OF the summer activity
Will hc classes IN life saving In which
the regular Red cross tests will be
given, Individual instruction viii
also be provided for those who de-
sire IL.
with tho advent OF warm weather
tho "N" swimming pool IL being used
to i,s fullest capacity, especially dur
ing the evening hours.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-30

o'clock IN tho evening The pic
nickcrs will number over so and will
Include Or J VI Gordon, president
VI Kendall college, and his family
and Rev G. " Korr and family
Members OF the church force are
Rev Hugh a Cresswol assistant
Iostor Miss Florence n. Hanson,
pastors assistant. \ A. Bumgarner,
church secretary, and Mrs Howard
Meyer. Arrangements for tho pic
mic are IN charge of q, A. Steiner
ana Edward Waters
Members Of the young people's
sunday school department OF tho
First Christian church will so 10
patthcniR park on q treasure hunt
at b:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon,
accompanied hy the departmental
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-30
LEGION IN 4TH PARADE
Meeting Tonight at Municipal Hall
to Decide Plans for Holiday.

Final plans for the American Lo-
gion's part in the Fouwh of July
celebration will be made at a special
meeting of the legion at the munich
pal auditorium this evening. The
celebration will be under the aus
pices of the Naval Veterans Of
America but the Legion has been
asked to participate and plans al
ready announced call for section in
the parade In which army and navy
men, Red Cross nurses, Salvation
Army workers, French war brides,
and all others who had a part in
the recent war are asked to partici-
pate. The meeting will begin at 8
o'clock.
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teachers Mira Moado Dutt, Mrs
Balch. and John Rogers A picnic
supper will follow 'ho finding OF the
treasure.
Tho annual Sunday school picnic
OF the Orcutt Memorial church is
now being planned for Friday, July
at Sand Springs
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A WEEK OF PICNICS
Church Of City WIN sponsor Many
OutingS---'Trcasu Hunt" Is
Interesting Feature.

Church picnics set tho ball rolling
for the present week with the picnic
outing OF Epworth leasuers OF tho
Boston Avenue NJ E church at sand
springs park yesterday evening,
one of the three church plcuics
scheduled for Thursday In that OF
the 81 elders OF tho First Prcshy-
terian church and their families and
the chnrnh force In OMen nnrk az G
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recording secretary. Mrs. Thompson.
mite box secretary, Mrs. Bowman
treasurer, Mrs, Hendon. Devotionals
were lead by Mrs. Jackson. Mrs.
Davidson read an interesting paper
on the annual district convention
held at Oklahoma City this month,
where she was a delegate from Sand
Springs