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GAWRENCEViLLE

tSHe, "a! Ito The Times Dispacrhl
4 I.AwRE&CEVn.l.E. VA, April To-
Miss Mamie pcNany ana Eoper, Nor
rls. df Norfolk. spent the week end
NJ the home or .Mrs DeVany'S
|. paIen,1 Mr and Mrs. j ". De-
l:pb Turnbull and friend Mr.. Clark.
y EbS>iryri, spen' Easter with y.
Turnhun
-..-Aass III i2aa.th TurnbUlh VINO is at
Sefdfh e. school at, Randolph Macon
College. l-ynchbUrg. spent the Faster
holidays with her parents, Or. and
--zBiss. +. H..Turnbull.
=" J ,Apemcrom, OF Petersburg. was
Il GlaS5f'in town. Oh Monday.
-osaTTison Turnbull and Mr. T.anlcr.
sGfsNorfoik, we're IN town sunday ana
g NsSaA. NJ. Rawlings ana chnaren
IA iln MISS 1Jsrric n1ylry, OF South HIll.
sfpeuT hpsaEastcr holidays with their
a.--f hELyIsRi liams. OF Eoydton. spent
!, sag3Snd with h.s parents. Mr..
kARaSdns q; II. Williams.
ssta-Mrs, 81. Snow and Miss Fannie
sSTsW TetnrMed on TUESDAY from a
lev .dfy s.. visit 10 Raleigh, The guest
oss3sssSNirginia SNOW.
MisfLp1rs inia ,;iiibs. Of the STATE
NorrnhSSaLs Farmv He. spent tn. Ea :
ter holia$ts with her parents. Mi ana
/ Mrs. J. j.. Gibbs
MISS Be;ti" Short. Of the faculty q.
the iiarrisomhury tHs.n .Schopl. spen,
the holidays wi,h net. sisters. Mrs
!! Tam .StSmoUr and Miss Mary Shor,.
Miss Wills Fro ~Grr vas In Black
/, ;stony ,recently to see her sister. Miss
Bessie. who is attending The Black
stone Female Institute
Edward Height. OF Portsmouth. va.
Weekend visitor ~ the home 81
MI. a,!d Ms j. ". peNany
. MiSs Ei-e ma Trortcr, o. the Stat,
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WINCHESTER

Especial TO The Times DispaichD
WINCHESTER. VA, April l0.--Mr.
and AIRS. BOYD x. Richards have re-
turned from Florida and Cuba.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. y. Carr and their
daughters. of Detroit. Mich. are visit
ing MIR. and Mrs. }. W striker
Miss Dorothy Rooms. OF Harrison
George w. liaddox.
Miss Katharine X. Glass has re-
turned from "a visit 10 her brother
in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam q. Davis. OF Washington.
Mrs. James Il. Russell is visiting
relatives in New York city.
Miss Katharine Latham has re-
turned To Washington. after visiting
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4. Marshall have
been visiting friends in Wash on.
Miss Ruth Guyer. vino has been
visiting relatives here, has returned
TO Wilmington. Del.
Mrs. r. Gray Williams has returned
from Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. l. l.. Swimi-y. Of
Staun;on. have been visiting the for
mer's mother, Mrs. w. a. Swimley.
Mrs. Rhoda Wilburn and daughter.
Of Terra Alta, W. Va. have been
visiting Miss f:ima Guthrie
MTS. t1oNdlu sNUttAN, Is
visiting Misses Ethel and Catherine
Yost.
Mrs. William w. Baldwin. Of Bait
more, Is visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. William Wierman.
Mrs. Clark Purcell has heen visitir/
friends in Frederick County. Md.
Miss Mary Miller has returned 20
Baltimore after visiting relatives here.
Miss HarlOe has returned to Wash
insion. after visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Mortimer llarioe.
Miss Grace Lnrrick has returned 10
Washington. after visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. Richard Brown. Jr.. and daugh-
ter have returned from visit to the
formers parents. MIR. and Mrs. VIII
liam Brooks Washington
Mrs. c, r. Massey has returned
from visit 10 friends in Washing:
ton.
Mrs. Mollfe liaincs and her sister.
Miss Hannah T.. Savage. arc visiting
Mrs. Thomas Bcllcr IN Washington.
Mrs. Daniel u. Conrad and her
daughter. Miss Conrad. who have been
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BON AIR

Especial to The Times -Dispa:: ch.)
BON AIR. VA. April ln-MiSs
Florence Kirkland. Of Washington.
spent Il few days here last week
with Mrs. Alder, Kirkland
Mrs. Robert Rridgcforth has ,c-
turned from visit TO Mrs iiarric
Taylor. in Amelia.
Miss Gertrude Ryland spent tn.
Easter holidays with friends in Rich
mond
Miss Frances Myers. or Norfolk.
spent tho week -cnd with Miss Marga-
ret Mcthcr.
Miss Mary Builingtun has returned
to llollins. after spending tn" Easter
holidays with her parents here
Miss NJ. Il: pl"asanis. Of Richmond.
was the eucs; recently OF Miss l.. T..
Cook.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Taylor' Robinson. OF
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ONANCOCK

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.l
ONANCock. VA. April lO.-Miss
Lois Rogers. after Spending the East
tr holidays with her parents. MIR. and
AIRS. spencer Rogers. has resumed
her work as member of the faculty
o: the cambridge High School. Rich
mond.
o Mira. John II. Amrs and little son.
Richard, Of WasbiDgtop.. are guests
OF Mr.-nnd' AIRS R:"tf. Smes for two
weeks, They will sail for Manila.
june ~. 10 Join Lieutenant Colonel
Amos who liz stationed at Fort Me-
kinlcy. ="
H. w G-bton. OF Newport News.
spent sunday with his sister. Miss
Margaret y. Groton
Mrs. John w. West and Mrs. Will
liam j.. Doughty were the guests of
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Miss Louise Masoh. at Ocean City.
for 'scrernhdaSs this week. "
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Parkes. OF
WILMINGTON. Del. have returned
home IpIvlng, been the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ezekiel Taylor while here.
Miss Annie F. Fletcher. of Cape
Charles. was lately the guest of Mrs.
W.. =. Powell
L. x. Doughty is back from trip
to baltimore. =
Mrs. Charles ~. Cullen. who was
the guest OF Mrs. X. l.. Shield for 4
week. returned to Georgetown, Del.
Monday. She was accompanied home
by her mother. Mrs. Bette NJ. GUSTS.
Miss Pnnsy wilkins. who was the
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Joseph l..
Cnhnil. OF Georgetown. Del. for six
weeks. arrived home Thursday.
Dr.. and Mrs. John ". Robertson.
Mrs. II. Lane Cooke has returned
from weeks visit to Flltimtre.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Sparklin left
last week for their old home in Dem
ton. Md.
Jack Thompson, son Of Crosby
Thompson. Of the Catholic University
Of America. Washington. ID. G.. spent
the holidays at his home at Euclid
Heights.
Rev. H. Mcp. Martin. a former rec
tor of ST. Johns Church here. has
accepted Il call 10 a church in Canton.
Miss. Mrs. Martin and her mother,
Mrs. Kate licaiy, will visit friends
and relatives in town before going
to Canton in May.
Mrs. ANN Thruston. Mrs. ELLA Pur-
cell. of King and queen Courthouse.
and Mrs. Margaret Bo"lc. Of Norfolk
are visiting Mrs. lucy Byrd Dudley
Mrs. X. e. Garden was elected by
the Woman's Club to represent II at
the Federation OF Woman's Clubs. 10
meet in Danvillc April 1920.
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0GL|Fbt F0RGE:.NUPT|AL
INTERESTS MANX.FR|ENDs
/, Miss 4Eeip Virginia POI tcr!'cc"mcS
BpbdSof Wcll-Knmn' Rail
S.oad Employee.

4lnTc& FORGE. w. .s,Apru lo--
! RSa.ce Brook caSidlc ANIL Miss Helen
Virginia Potter were married We'd
nesdas night at'the ES''ist rarson-
age. abb the coupe lcy,i on the mid
night AAn FOR Washington The
bride Eshihe iang!Eer OF Mr.. ami
Mrs. "a b Potter Of this .its They
Will ,2SlA this CITY. 1nri:- home, tin"
groomsSrs5ne cnpioNe ,hn;iihc =. ~ y.
shops
Mrs. " ,llayw"rth, tot;nait.morc.
and Mrs w. l.. You,r.. !pf LEX !ngton.
arc yisitinst Mrs I.ee.'Be kner
Airs JSG .wysor. for!mer yesincn,
OF THIS. p.xcn :. was sin~'he city !or 4
Tcw M kfen.. route 10 ,the nome OF
James EaBr~nt otSfaiena'Nis,a. Is
visiting in 'tk".ci,y
Miss Janet EIrrar. t,yho is teaching
ssesook'in Richmond '-"a'th"me for
-8AE Paulk n"N ,Eakm Wis spending
seYsr2 days IN 'WashinxsoH.
NisE hRn Massi6. whu.rh:,s been
spSn dGg scAnes,snic. With her parents.
iAa rEurne6 ITO swaet Iri:ir. college.
Miss Grae" Williams and Miss
Frances And hws, ~ l!oi[Sprihgs. are
the guests o. EiS W r., Andrews.
Miss Elisah';h Ta-lslrson, ~ R!cn-
inonu NV, .. - tH' - #'''''' ''''t I'''''
of New ,fork. .areril.e-suests-" Miss
MrsS, ~ Bake, Mrs @ R.rThomas
aud NTrSar VII Sl".tc'h, have returned
1rom visi, oc;soN"r;1l. Laysa!u ciu-
cinnati.
/ i, cay. currannnamuEer.o the
= d g Sho mas his' hraddr,E;crs IA
ShS 4:ytsets masking ,arra n gesrr,u,s to
.ScaS IN a h,s ann at lv5-- lie and
dis vi; ae3levc lei. TO stay IN tempo
sasy Tf5ftrs whi!e'the horsv.;S be-
Miss ,Margarc; Na.r has. lcf, for
South Bend Ind, where She will visit
her sister. MIS-. i. y, EnSfanditor a
month o. NOR.
Beyerly Davies has .ciurIied:to the
= tmIs rstE: OF Virginia, where en- ts
Il itddent!
l.. w. Farrier : attending tn,
BaHi,,Es. conference. whichs;S.in sca-
sion f.r.e, city
Cecil Morris. i sinden;,.or. RAN
Goiph-A Macon College. ana Rev; Trr. n :,
y. TEtt are in Washing orlA;u,Atj-n
lievcd tina, MIR Tyler viii bcsrcturned
Miss nkui. Tfusley is spc,aiing-srv-
erai DAYS in New York. on a,sh,e:pins
"trip.
/, -. 4 .McT.aughiu, of Ma-l'n:nn, Y.
:. VA. i: here ;oy u few DAYS on'a,nusi-
ness trip.
- 81 NIlHos;on has returned ;nsNor-
folk after sp"udinr a Few daHSt with
: his family herr. Mr.. Boston Is s'i-
per!ntendinI the large shipments OF
fish out Of Norfolk. TO- the American
>.iRaiiwaN Express COMPANY
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HOLLINS

tSpcGi;tl io'The Times Dispatch.l
1lOEilNS. VA. April 10. - Miss
olivia Staples. who Is ut school near
Philadclphia. and Master Sam Staples.
who is at school in Lynchbairg, spent
EaStcr at home.
Rev. J. IT. Watts. -. ID. is to preach
In Il protractcd meeting AZ E.non
Baptist Church. to begin Tuesday
April -.
The Bethany Methodist Church.
which has been without "a pastor for
some time. hopes To have II pastor
sent there from the conference meet
ing in Staunton this week.
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Dr0ing Out Mice;
Some Other Hints
They Don't Care for Rep
PERMITS and Soon
s. Leave.

To clear 1.-The house OF mice with
ont cat, bury" some oil Of pepper
mint. and with a small brush paint
III and around the mice holes. They
horror OF peppermint.
When stitching white silk hlOuses
by machine. place Il piece OF white
paper underneath the material II
this il done the silk does not
quicker OF draw mp, and til. paper is
easily removed when the work is
finished.
To keep cheese for some time. and
prevent il becoming mouldy or dry.
wrap it up in Il cloth hamped with
vinegar and Keep il in a dish.
TO brighten duh oilcloth or limo
leum. wash over with milk. You
do not need much milk. AK cloth
wrrng out IN skim milk viii suffice.
Let IT dry. then polish with bccswax
and turpc tine.
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CULPEPER
[ sp..!al-to TIE .rim.sl

.,D''.Ht 10 HF IntS- DlspNtch
ti'irEPER. VA Apru Ia a.,
and Mrs. Wallace ,:oyiu.t.,, .ri,ci.
may" reached their home. at Kaul.l,u
AFTER "a Visit 10 Northern cities Nrs
I'nsl"H was before her marriage on
ih" "lst of last month, Miss Martha
Moore, or West Wig mia ana has ire,
Iurh'iy NlSitcd rclatiNcS here
Misses Julia and 10 Rollins. % COY
'ns'o on We're VISITORS at the home of
,ht'i Srahdiathtr. g. F.. Cnclf. for The
NaS holidays. and attended the.
dane" Monday night
me East nee given by the Pot
and Efltle Club in their hall on Mon
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WEST POINT

Special TO The Times Dispatch
WEST POINT, April i0-Mr. and
Mrs l.. l.. Jackson. Of charlottesville.
Va. Announce the marriage of their
niece. NJ 'SS E"aS Hart Foster. TO stark
k"ndati, of Orange. Va. on Tuesday,
April :" Tile young couple spen: tho
cay "Wednesday with their uncle
Charles h STARK. Of West Point. and
left mat afternoon on The steamer for
Baltimore on AN extended trip North
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'G!nier Park. and Neville Montague.
oil bhli moro. were the guests re-
Gently OF Mrs. Polk Miller
Miss Julia, Whcrry has gone to
Hlacksburg ~ attend the t.astcr
dances at the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute.
Mrs. Jack Ramsey, who has been
visiting relatives here. has returned
TO her home In Norfolk.
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the home OF HIS rathcr-in-Eaw. George
w. Haddox.
sMfs william Kerr. Chismbcrsburg.
IA. has pccn> visiting her brother. H.
Il. Kremer. and the Misses Ercmcr. :
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if your ha..' l. getting inln or YOU
are troubled with dandrum OF itching
scalp use Partisan sage daily for 4
week and you will surely be sur
priscd to see how quickly it checks
falling hair and removes every sign
OF dandrur and itching scalp.
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Beautiful, soft. glossy, healthy hair
ana lois OF tits II simple matter for
those who use Partisan sage. This
harmless. Inexpensive. d"licntclv nor
TUNED. ana non-grcasy invigorator IL
sold ~ all good drug and toilet count
"rS. u" sur" YOU g"t the genuine.
IaTlsian sagc 'C;iroux's) as that has
tn" mo"cy- back guarantee printed on
ivory nnClEaGn-AdX
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before going to bed rub a li,tI,
Parisian sage into my scalp" saws "a
woman whose luxurious soft and nunv
hair is greatly admired This kcrrs
my hair from bcinG dry. faded or
rnggly. helps it TO retain lis nat
ural color and beauty. and makes H.
easy Ia dress attractivcly.'
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HAIR HINTS

Helpful Advice for Care of the
Hair Worthy the attention or
Everyone Who Would Avoid
DnndruT, T.ritin.; Scalp. Gray
Hair and EaIdmrss,
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T. The "Baycr Cross on Aspirin tablets has the
- same; meaning as l4karat on gold Both mean
aightSr OF
s6ksS;CunninS CHAN, ..., ,,,
gt1lHs Bridseforth. sonpi ASPIRIN should be taken
Faha.tin s. Hrtdseforths and proper directions in
edge which was eeisora" Be sure the PAYER
sasek at F.rmxss - Dr.. coed tablets Then you
poonsri performed the :scribed by
ie pra-snce Of brilliant Assembly rs1dac
rGues.s. and-t he-churrh.wast b asked iSss:n,
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physicians for over eighteen years for the relief
OF Colds Pain, Headache, 5Toothache. Earache
rheumatism, Lumbago, Ncuritis ,z
For few cents you> can get handy tin box
containing twelve tablets. Druggists also sell
larger "Bayer packages, Aspirin is the rad'
mark OF Bayer Manufacture of Monoacc,ic
acitester Of Salicylicaeid. s.
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PLAYS ALL RECORDS.
a.
The Aeolian plays all
liccords-ana plays them,
better. It's the only
Phonograph with the be-
witching 'graduola,"' the
Vocation Automatic Stop
and the ability to repro
dnce NIL delicate shadings
and Overtures.
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w O M AM
WORLD AND
WORK .

tho week for SLOAN Springs to spcnl
week
Mr ana Mira w. B. Blair aud fam
ny arc spending several weeks at
Noel, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. william Fleetwood
and family are spending several days
IN Missouri and Arkansas at summer
resorts.
Mrs. Charles W. bay and daughter
Miss Maxine. bay have returned from
u months stay IN ENcclHi"r springs
ARR
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ Room of
2i5 West Thirteenth street announce
the arrival of a son, Friday August
10,
Miss Eleanor fttner is visiting
her sister, Miss Kathryn lttnor. In
Oklahoma city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lester left
Wednesday for Great Boar Lake,
Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. sidney & Smith Will
return this week from a motor trip
10 Independence, Kans.
Mr.. ana Mrs r NJ Tcnncll left
Mo, 10 spend "a month
Professor Il G. GIN has returned
from visit To Belle Vista, Ark.
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Discolored or Spotted
Skin Easily Peeled Off

The freokling discoloring or roughonlng
to which most skins are subject at this
season, may readily he gotten it'd Of.
Ordinary mcrcollzsd wax spread lightly
over the face before retiring and removed
In tho morning with soap and water. com
pletely peels of the distigured skin You
need not get more than an ounce Of tn,
wax from your druggist. There's no
freckles or other cutaneouA defects Litt,
skin PARTICLES como or oHch day, no the
proocas itself doesn't even temporarily
mar the complexion, and you soon ac.
quire brand new, spotless, Eirlishly
beautiful face.
Wrinkles caused by weather worry or
Illness, are best treated by solution OF
powdered EaNolite. one ounce, dissolved
In une-haif pint witch hazel. Bathing the
face In this produces n truly marvellous
transformation. .--Advt.
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As a Woman Thinks
wanted: Honest Men.
by EDITH y. MORTALITY

b9 Iai'i II r. "oINiAiNi
A startling bit OF news was printed
IN ~ Cleveland paper recently. u
told OF II bag OF United states mail
which had been sold TO "A ragman
and of 500 other letters which were
found In tho home Of a letter car.
rier, While such an offense Is the
exception, It is important enough to
deserve attention. There IL no alb
Dolute and sure method OF prevent
ing the recurrence OF such an act.
but there are two measures which
might help along that line.
In the first place salaries OF let
ter carriers might be made adequate
and sufficient for decent and proper
maintenance OF a family. II this
were the case more honest men or
at least men OF IA better type would
be attracted to the profession. I'm
der prevailing conditions no man
who had dreams and visions OF rear
ing his family in comfort and cdu-
eating his children beyond the public
school would think OF entering the
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postal employ with factories and
other labor paying such satisfying
sums
Secondly. N tho tivil service com
mission Tor postal employees were re-
sumcd there would be less chance
" getting uuprincipled men In
many cities the great denrth of help
due ~ low salaries has forced tho
postofficc departments to omit civil
service examinations Thus h @
findtcrf and other rather uudcstra-
blos can get work for few days or
nights with the pOstOffiCc and then
leave for new fields. Such men can
scarcely have the Same conscientious
feeling about their trust that old and
tried employees have, or that men
VINO hat 10 study and work to pass
au examination might have.
These two things may not effect
sure cure for all postoffice Ills. but
there H. no doubt but that they
would cure e great many ~ them
surely man who WINS mentally all
right ana earning q fair salary would
not sell mali to u ragmln or hoard
n In his attic.
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/~N
Lillian CRAWFORD PERKINS

The fields are chill; the sparse rain
- has stopped
Tho oolors OF spring TEEN on every
aide.
With leaplng fish the blue pond y
fun
with singing thrushes the green
bouRhs droop.
The flowers OF the field have dabblcd
- their powdered chceF9.
The mountain grasses are bent level
-, at the waist.
By the bamboo stream the last frag-
nent Of cloud
Blown by the wind slowly Hcatters
u away.
N-From More translatioue from the
D Chinese by Arthur valley
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Personal Mention

Mr and Mrs. John r. Noble have.
been recent visitors here In the home
OF the formers father Mr.. charles
str. Noble and Mrs Noblo and have
freturncd I 10 their homo In Wichita
x Falls, Texas. Mir. and Mrs, Noble
Were enroutc home from a fort
Nights visit to Chicago Macntawa.
1ich.. and Baxter Springs Kan.
tMr. and Mrs. J. A. Rcarman and
fchildrcu who have been touring
sYosemite Valley. are now In Ban
- francisco and guests al ehe st.
Francis, hotel They will return via
the Canadian Rockies, visiting Vic
tbria and Lake Louise and expect
20 reach Tulsa about September 10.
& ! AtosSrs W. a. Mayfield. u. n.
srChidlow, w. u. Cunningham and E
y q. Cunningham and tho latter's
two sons, Charles and Carleton re-
thrned Wednesday from points In
Arkpnsaa and Missouri where they
Spent 10 days on fishing and camp
ing trip.
. s Rev. John w. Baker and MrR
Z Baker and son Marion are spending
Il A few days here. Or. Baker was for
~ merly pastor OF the First Methodist
church Of Tulsa and Ia now stationed
al Nowata, okla.
Mrs Walter RidRley and daughter.
isft Wednesday FOR Waukesha, WIS,
where they will remain until Sep
Etember. MIR. Ridgley expects To Join
.fthem later and accompany them
home.
~-zt
Miss Madge Henley has. returned
70 her home In Davenport, Iowa.
after three weeks visit here In the
-home OF her kinsfolk. Mr.. and Mra.
Robert Arnold OF Crosble Heights.
z Prof. and Mrs. II. {. GIN are ieavs
y ing today fer Hutchinson, Kan. They
Mwlll motor to their destination and
""wiil visit relatives and friends,
Miss Margaret Hin has returned
from the Northwestern university
an Evansville, III, where abe com.
pieted a special course In music.
z k Miss Eunlce Corey has returned
Ifrom Boulder Colo, whore she has
X been attending thc University OF
'~Colorado for six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shields left
TUESDAY night for Chicago and
swill spend thee remainder OF the
sumner visiting Great Lakes resorts.
4 , Friends OF MIR. and Mrs. william
KSmith viii regret to hear of the
Witness OF Mrs. Smith at their home
IN Mapel Ridge.
Mr.. william M, Robbins and son
Charles expect TO leave the first OF
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LrgInn nd IInnnr fnr u lnnk

For th, flr-t time IN tho history OF
the legion ~ honora cook has been
admitted to membership. but VI Es
Coffior. the cook IN question. Is no
ordinary cook since tho close OF
the Franco prussian war he has bcen
attached to the staffs of leading
Paris and London restaurants. and
has served ns rhof at state dinners iu
spain. Germany, italy. France and
America Iio has nmdssod great
wealth by his art Tor an art II b.
1rd he collects antique furniture.
marbles. rare books and Old masters.
which udorn his magnificent homo
in Paris It's theories ~ cuisine and
menus, which he explains Ia tho
two hooks. that he has written. have
almost the dignity OF a philosophy
Youths COMPANION.
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Saturday Only
1000 Yds. Fancy Silks, $1.25 Yd.

Values So yard 36nch fancy silk This silk the best
of quality taken from regular stocks Comes dozens and
dozens of various stripe and changeabe plaid patterns Buy
yards your like at this Clearance Price.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14

A Strictly Cash
Sale.
No Refunds. Ex-
changes or Ap-
prevails.
Shoe Department
Third Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14

A Strictly Cash
Sale.
No Refunds, EN-
changes or Ap-
prevails.
Shoe Department
Third Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14

o Rev. John w. Baker and Mrs.
I Baker and son Marion are spending
A few days here. Or. Baker was for
merly pastor OF the First Methodist
church of Tulsa and Ia now stationed
al Nowata, okla,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14

Mr.. william NJ. Robbins and son
iCharles expect To leave. the first OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14

MIR. and Mrs. Everett Shields left
TUESDAY night for Chicago and
sWill spend thee remainder of the
sumner visiting Great Lakes resorts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14

& AIossrs W. a. Mayfield. u. r..
I Chidlow, w. y. Cunningham and u.
I q. Cunningham ana tho latters
two sons, Charles and Carleton re-
thrned Wednesday from points IN
ArkPnsas and Missouri where they
Spent 10 days on fishing and camp
ing trip.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14

!, ; Friends OF MIR. and Mira. william
Smith will regret to hear of the
eillncss OF Mrs. Smith at their home
in Mapel Ridge.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14

Mrs. Walter Ridgley and daughter.
isft Wednesday FOR Waukesha, WIS,
where they will remain until Sep
.tember. MIR. Ridgley expects To Join
them later and accompany thom
home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14

!. Miss Eunice Corey has returned
from Boulder Colo, whore she has
x been attending thc University OF
Colorado for six weeks.