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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
KENDALL COLLEGE
DEFEATS PHILLIPS
Local Five Wins First of
Championship Decid-
ing Game.
DUNHAM GAMES STAR
Goal Shooting of Kendall's
Forward a Feature; Same
Quints Tonight.

Phillips university quintet dropped
last nights game to Kendall college
with a-39 to 20 score last night be-
fore the largest crowd that ever
watched a tilt in Kendall gymna-
SUM. Fast team work coupled with
Dunhams individual scores and Will
liams' speed during the first half
would have won the game, despite
Wilkinson's long shots for Phillips
The limo m:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28

Arrow high school tonight in the
Kendall gymnasium.
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Thc home boys started right off
with 10 before the visitors scored
and at the end of one half. Kendall
had - TO Phillips -. Kendall had
no subs. while Phillips put in Wells
az guard and changed Wilkie to for
ward 10 replace Lawrence during the
second half. Dunham took 1 field
Foals and one free throw while Peck
is credited with three field goals and
two free throws Williams made
four field goals for Kendall. Wilkin-
son Of the visitors made 6 baskets
and two free throws, Lawrence maxi
ing one field goal ana Levi the other
three. Mallet was referee. The
same teams play again tonight
Kendall academy won last nights
clash with Skiatook high school
quintet with score Of 43 to 21 as "a
preliminary for Kendall college
Phillips game In the same gym.
Malone and Robinson of the acad-
cmy featured the entire game with
swift passes. Hedges led the visitors
in long shots TO theybasket.
The line up:
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Entries To-day

First race. four furlongs-Gladys,
hO2: Petuna, l04; Tcnitc, 104: Aunt
Deda, 10i: Pluribus. 105, Mackclu-
aine, 107, Joe Goodman. 107; Ben
valet 1O7.
Second race, five and onc-haif fur
longs--Richard V. OF; Sister Helene,
100; Flying Frog. 100; Marmitc,
l02; Bag pipe, i04; American Eagle,
l04; Bobby Allen IO7; Bonostellc.
i97' Subhodar. l09 Etruscan, 1903;
l}rInghurst, ll2; Dixie Carroll l12;
Port Light, 1i3: W. w Hastings,
rs: Assume. 1872.
Third race, six furlongs-. Lady
Leona, SO; Ina Kay 101; Archie
Alexander, lOi; Shandon. lO4;
Ettahe. l0I; Spokane Queen. lO4.
General l09; Yorkist, lO9; lack X
NO; Rainbow Girl, llO; Tom
Rrooks, 10, Poultney, III.
Fourth race, furlongs-Big Irca,
gS; Sweet Liberty. @S; George starr,
lis; American Ace. 116: Arnold, lI6;
Tlcklish, 1i6; Trusty 1l6.
Fifth race, mile and 20 yards 90
General eileen. sc, Tailor Maid, 90:
Bullet Proof, 100; Lively. uO2; Mat
nee Idol, l0i; sands of Pleasure,
i0l.
Sixth race. mile and 70 yards
Ahlaze, 81; fTeer, 90; Eulogy, io4;
Slmpleton, l04; Benefactor, 1O6;
Merchant, 1o9; Chesterfield. III.
Cilasstoi. III; The Belgian II, d12;
FRANKLIN, 112. Queen Blond 10l;
Soldat De Nerdun 40.
seventh race. mile and sixteenth
say When, l0"; BCngali. l07. Mis-,
sterling. lO7; Sayonarra, iO7; Rcd
starr; lC7; Courcelles, los; Fairy
Irihcc, 40; Little Cottage. l1O;
Green Mint, 40. CrumpsalI 1I2.
Durward Roberts, 112; Dandy bud.
IL; Corson, II3; Bajd2at. IlT5
'hlck Barkiey. III; Nindictive, los /;
hourmond, 105; Orenzo, lO5.
weather clear, track fast.
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helm. II all women who are in
tcrested in their franchise and
anxious to use their prcrOgativcs
TO the very best would follow the
examples set by these wonderful
women as to what women are go-
feeling on the part of man or
women are going to do IN politics.
Women have delighted the world
always with their beauty and grace
and filled their places in homes as
women. II Is the New Day bios
soming now. Women have always
shown a deeper and more substan-
tial trend when given the oppor-
tunity and this has been shown in
the wars of our country. Through
organized endeavor, these women
OF ours have done great things and
they are going right on doing still
greater things, Really, If YOU test
most any woman regarding the
franchise, she will tell you that her
ambitions are not to sit on a jury
or address one; to be q governor
or a president, but she wants to
have n real say-so in the things Of
municipal and state, also national
life that pertain to her and 10 hor
home and country, We'll, Okla
homa women have the opportunity
and II remains 10 be seen I'm the
future as TO what they will do.
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Slams of the Times

Society. as If gathering strength
for a final grapplc with Time, or
In preparation to end its life of
the dying year in a glorious dance
of death; a tarantclla OF delicious
intoxication while 1t kills, surely
ran great pace during the holiday
season. Such ceaseless round Of
gayetics. For the week preceding.
the apathy seemed to indicate the
calm before the storm; genuine
preparation. The trains came
loaded with girls' and boys from
universities, colleges and schO9Is
away from Tulsa and this brought
gladness into many homes. The
pastel coloring of formal society
suddenly hurst into gorgeous Grim
son Towering OF Christmas dancing
and feasting and later the frolic-
some outburst OF New Years eve.
Until the infant 1920" made his
step across the threshold of Time,
the merry dance went on. sud
denly, all humanity regained its
accustomed polse and the spirit of
the New Year, with usual resolu-
tions dawned upon mental vision.
The past, wonderful brilliant
dream. was tabulatCd in memOry's
book and again effort was made 10
catch step with the momentum OF
serious things. The boys and girls
have all gone back to school; just
a few are remaining over for a
few more days. Schools here have
received their full quota of youth
full attendance and the only thing
now TO think about Is what are we
going TO do with this bright New
Year.
l..
from that of the one just gone,
unless you make it different
Someone in writing of this great
important matter OF Time says
II is but n grand passer. Look
how it passes in the desert and at
the Arctic Circle. Plenty of time
but no potatoes" The writer says
leave nothing to Father Time, he
won't do anything for you. all he
does is TO provide room for You TO
do. And that is the thlng-it is
up TO you.
one thing the new year Is going
TO bring is a brand new president.
The cogs in the great political
wheels of the nation are all freshly
creased and the papers are full of
the mental thought and action OF
leaders in all he states and al
Washington. There Is quite an
acquisition. Women are standing
in the foreground Of national and
state politics. II remains to be
shown Just what they viii do. 1t
il satisfying TO the republican fac
t!oNs 70 have such a woman as Mrs.
Mcdlll Mccormack at the head Of
the line. Equally satisfying is 1t
for the democrats to have Mrs
Percy V. Pcnnyblcker and Mrs
. Patty Ruffner Jacobs at their
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
To Quickly Remove
Ugly Hairs From Face
CBcauty Notes)

Beauty-destroying hairs are soon
hnnlshcd from the skin with the aid
Of a delatonc paste, made by mixing
some water with II little plain pow
dcrcd delatoue. This IS spread upon
The hairy surface for 2 or minutes,
then rubbed Off and the skin washed
to remove the remaining delatono.
This simple treatment banishcR
every trace Of hair and leaves tho
skin without a blcmish Caution
should be used 10 be certain that It
~ dclatOne YOU buy-Advt
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calendar for the Week

Monday.
a,is, Womau's club Will meet in
,rarv Mr. W. NJ. Welch will de-
5yer an address.
\ d. Jack Muditch will give line
.s,,,t the Ovpheum for Miss Maud
Bradley.
The Needlccraft club VIII meet
J. IN Mrs. 7. T.. Roderick. -
4 Ouid L!bit club viii nave indoor
,rnlc in the home OF Mr.. and MIS-
h d. CogEcshall
Wednesday.
Tho Woman's civic league Will
!, oet in the library at 10 o'clock.
1 rho wedding Of Miss Maud Brad
,y and Mr.. George Theron Bynum
Il ,hs home Of the brides parents,
"A. and Mrs +. A. Bradley, IL
tcoCk. al,
4 Mrs Zen H. Levy Will give line
bar,y at the Orpheum.
4 Membership dance by Tulsa Sec
for. Council OF Jewish Women, In
H. Ketchum hotel $40 o'clock.
country club br.dge-tea. Mrs.
1ohn S. Garvic hostess.
4 Wlliamson-Hough wedding at the
llrst Baptist church.
l Utopia club will meet with Mrs.
D. Scott.
u Board Of managers OF the Frances
Ei,lard homo will meet in home,
80 o'clock.
Thursday.
Dinner dance at the Country club
slth DR.. and Mrs Walter L. Wright
as hosts.
Mrs. John A. Arnold will entertain
Il bridge In her home.
Sons Of the American Revolution
] IN give dinner in kennedy restau-
hnt.
Play BY expression department of
be Henry Kendall college.
Friday.
Regular meeting Lofting Club
tith Mrs. /. W Stallings.
saturday.
Fortnightly dinner dance in the
fountry club with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Z. Washington as hosts.
The Collegiate Alumnae associa-
bon will meet in the Y. w. G. A. and
lil celebrate Thrift Week"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

row OF Pawhuska Mrs. Arthur @ j..
Hooper made the score. A three
course luncheon was enjoyed after
the game. The seasons loyliest
flowers were used in the rooms.
Guests enjoying the afternoon were
Mesdames Daniel Bunnel, John A.
owen, Harry Cross, Arthur c.
Hooper, &. W. McCarty Gus Baker,
tharlc5 Bloom, Frederic Baum
bacher raul Holmes and Mrs. Har-
old BuShfield OF Miller, S. D.
One Of the delightful events OF
tho week was the sleighing party
given Thursday night by Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. kingsberry of Crosbic
Heights. a huge bob sled was used
and four horses were used to pull the
merry party all over the city. A
hot supper in three courses was
served later in the ingsbcrry home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

Mcsdamcs T.. O. Mullin. Barney
Meyers. Leo Kunsman and Mrs. Roy
Mcguire. on Wednesday Mesdamcs
II. g. Childs, George pohlor, Miss
Mamie Arnold and Miss Josephine
Prentice were the fortunate ones.
The invited lists for both afternoons
included Mcsdamcs n. G. Lindner, q.
r.. Iversou. w. r. Gritfenstcin. J. w,
bcrs. Roy Mcclure. W. a. Nandever
Kclso, Andrew Raffcl. John Cham.
c, $ Nandeycr, c. w Kingsberry, H.
$. Ably, Dezclle llawley. O. J. Brack-
ncy, $. w. Akin, Homer Hunt. IIaw-
kins, McTAn. q. !. waters II. s. Con
don. ]. w. Childs. J. II. Wolf r. G..
Mullin, NJ. Donlcvy II. A. Douglas.
Daniel Mccarthy. Barney Meyers,
Gray Carroll Ray Walden. %, L..
Settle, Solman Lones, George pohlcr,
$. Purple OF blackwell. okla, Clark
Field, Mesdamcs Justice and Jones.
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING FACE.
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1920

4 flower unblown; book unread
4 tree with fruit unharvested;
4 path untrod; house whose rooms
Lack set the hearts divine perfumes:
4 landscape whose border lies
I1 silent shades meath silent skies
wondrous fountain yet unsealed:
cssket with its gifts concealed
This is the year that for you waits
Beyond tomorrows mystic gates.
Powers
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[eOGTET7Y woSdAN,s IA WORLD AND WORK
|S)N0N9OA2 q q BY Lillian Craytord Perkins

graced the center Of the table. Gov.
ers were laid for ten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T.. Washing
ton were hosts last evening In the
Country club entertaining with an
Informal dinner dance. honoring
Lieut. and Mis-. Charles T., ca &c. ara,
who are in the city visiting the lat
ter's parents. Mir. and Mis- Charles
u. Drake. The guest LIST inc uded
30. The evening was associated
with much pleasure and served
happy medium OF introducing Lie3t.
Calderari to the friends OF his bride
mere In her home city The recent
marriage of Lieut. CalCSrari and
Miss Isabel Drake was of much 10 al
interest They are receiving pretty
informal attention while here.
Mrs. Peter peichman OF 1920
Soulh Main street Is entertaining IN
formally at dinner this evening
complimentary to the birthday an
niversary of her young daughter,
Emma Harris Deichman, who as
seven years old Among the re a
tives present are Mr. George W.
Strawn OF Borwnwood, Texas who is
n visitor in the home just at This
time. ------
The officers and their wives Of the
Western Bank supply were enter
t2tned at dinner in the Kennedy res
taurant on Saturday evening. the
event being one of pleasant associa-
tion. There were "a covers.
Mrs. Young O. Mitchell entertained
at bridge last Tuesday afternoon In
honor OF Miss Maud Bradley. Car
NATIONS and uarcissi carried out the
pretty color scheme Of pink and
white. Luncheon was served after
the game on the card tables The
courtesy TO Miss Bradley. "A popular
girl and bridc-elect OF January, was
notable for It's loveliness.
Mr.. and Mrs fCharles T.. Robert
son entertained informally Thursday
evening at cards complimentary to
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs q. W
Francis of quincy Ill. and MIR. and
Mrs. l.. c. Wells Of Miami okla, the
guests of MI and Mrs. Il. 7. Wells.
The Tulsa section. Council OF Jew
ish women. will give a mem bership
dance on Wednesday evening. Jan
uary II, in the l<etChum hotel. The
purpose of the dance is 20 increase
the membership Of the society and
each member is asked to bring a new
member. Dancing will begin prompt
ly at $40 o'clock.
Mrs. c. u. Hillard entertained in
formally at bridge on Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. q. V. Goldrich made
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Informal

Mrs. c. c. simmons gave a matinee
party on Wednesday afterrooh at
Orheum, followed with lunch-
con served at the Tea Nip mn.
= S Simmons honored at this time
Mrs. Edward NJ. lie Sourd OF Column
bus, Ohio, who spent the holidays
here with her parents, Mr. ana Mrs.
o. H. Leonard. The guest list in
cluded Mesdames Howard l.. lie
Sourd, o. II. Leonard, John l.. ShaN-
ley. Charles +. Farren, b. G. Conner,
Don Roy, L. NJ Rutherford, HeiLzc-
man, Samuel McCabo.
Mrs. Charles T.. Farren entertained
at luncheon wednesday in the Coun-
try club, honoring Mrs Howard NJ.
lie Sourd Of Columbus, ONO. aud
rs Ma han Bushnell of Toeka,
Kan. Mid winter flowers in their
exquisite beauty and fragrance
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
ULTRA STYLISH COATS
HALF REGULAR PRICES

entire stock of Goats offered half regular
price Modes that present the Uery utmost in style mode
fabric quality Such materials Peach BiOOn DuUetycS
Suede Cloth and BOUias Large collars and deep bands of
genuine Bearer Mole, Kolisky Hudson Seal Australian
ChinchiLa and Gray Squirrel.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
announcements

Mesdamos Earle W. Sinclair andN
lynn Il. Wallace will be hostesses
u large afternoon tea in the home
n Mrs Sinclair on Tuesday, Janu-
lry 20. --------
MIR. and Mrs. Frank L. Bartlett
kaye issued invitations to dinner
eance that they will give Thurs
1ay evening January Is, in the
Country club in honor OF Miss SADIE
tarnill Of Philadelphia, who arrives
this comns week to visit in the
Bartlett home.
Mrs. John A. Arnold will enter
pan at an informal bridge in her
3ome on the afternoon of Thursday.
January Is. This is the second of
series Of parties being given this
9tason BY Mrs. Arnold.
The Sons Of the American Revolu-
iion, a newly organized association
Il Tulsa will give a dinner in the
Kennedy restaurant on the evening
u Thursday January Is.
Dr and Mrs Walter T.. Wright
fil he hosts at a dinner dance in
nc Country club on the evening of
pnursday, January l5.
The fortnightly dinner dance in
lhe Country club will have MIR. and
prs Joseph Il, Washington as hosts.
Ihe play that was to have been
WNen by the cNT FeSSion dpDartment
the Henry 'lendall college last
Yfrsday' wa5- postponed and will
gwen on tie evening Of Thursday,
MIS- Jack +. Hilditch will enter
3m IN honor Of her sister, Miss
d iaud Bradley, on Monday afternoon,
t''hB a line party at the Orpheum,
Pup Inn.
me board of managers of the
4 ,ahces Willard home will meet
'vuhtsday at the home at 2;3O
\ CLOCK All members are asked 10
p present. - ~
Mr and Mrs /. A. Williamson
r"I.ee raee me engagement and APP
| O'TmlIs Enls marriage of their daugh-
A, IosHle May to Mr.. Wallace
4 ,o noQgl, the wedding to take
5a Neqnesday January II, at
Y'0 r'st baptist church.
MRS Carl Won Jaegerfeld enter.
1a Sin'I at cards Wednesday after,
'---9S-- III hon0r Of Mrs. Robert Nor
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Mrs. j. F.. Stcinherg entertained
with a series Of bridge parties on
Tuesday and wednesday afternoon in
her home. The color scheme ot ycl-
low was carried out. fragrant and
beautiful narClssi blooms being used.
on Tuesday the scores were made by
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
Elisabeth HNH Looks Hb0ut 70Nu

January,
Lion Of them all,
is going to
Lire up to her
Reputation, If
We can judge bB
The past fem days.
or course. in
Oklahoma, IRE
Expect a couple
OF months of
Real Winter. The
Thought of which
wiz encourage us
To take advantage
OF the many
Hid-Winfer Sales.
II takes more
Than a snOU storm
To stop ne. SO
Frc been Gddding
trOund and UiH
TcH DOn all
The Rcrs about
The RCm Spring
Things "peepin' in"
and some real
Genuine Sales
Ire found on
Garments Bou can
Wear right nOU.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

Mr.. and Mrs. George entertained
informally at dinner on Friday eve
ming in their home for Major Russell
kurtz OF NOwata, having a few spe-
ciai guests to meet. this gentleman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

high score, Mrs. billiards. guests
were Mesdames o. V. Goldrich, John
Risk. Charles y. Rogers, a. r..
Sweeney, r. f. Evans. Charles Kent
and Mrs. skinner OF Fort smith, Ark.
Mrs. Zen Levy will entertain rs
ladies with a box party at the Or
pheum on Wedncs day afternoon
which will be followed with luncheon
served In The Wright building cafe.
Mrs. J. f.. IIilditch will entertain
with line party at the Orpheum on
Monday afternoon complimentary to
her sister Miss Maudc Bradley. a
bride-elcCt of Wednesday. Luncheon
will be a pleasing close to the after
Moons courtesy and will be served
In the Tea Cup Inn,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

The L. S A. club met Thursday
afternoon in the home Of Mrs
Thomas i. Hartman. This was a
regular meeting and the time was
spent in playing bridge. Violet and
pink shown i'm carnations and violets
adorned the luncheon table, lunch
having been served at o'clock.
Pretty c1rsiges Of viOlcts were pre-
sentcd each guest. Substitutes were
Mrs, c. II. Strnuvello. Mrs Howard
n. cole and Mrs. George Davis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

Mrs. c. u. Iillard entertained in
formally at bridge on Wednesday
afternoon, Mrs. q, V. Goldrich made
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

Mrs. John A. Arnold will enter
pin at an informal bridge in her
I 1ome on the afternoon OF Thursday.
January Is. This is the second Of
series Of parties being given this
ltasOn By Mrs. Arnold.
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CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING FACE.
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Mesdamos Earle W. Sinclair andN
lynn Il. Wallace will be hostesses
\ large afternoon tea in the home
u Mrs. Sinclair on Tuesday, Janu-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

For wedding rings the diamond
guards have 10 nm enormous degree
replaced the old fashioned gold band.
Shhh' Listen, Il is not too late, for
I've boon told hy good authority, that
Miss Marjorie Smith Of Chicago. who
Is giving an exhibition Of portrait
water coloring nt the Tulsa Art and
CIT shop. SEQ South Main is so busy
shc will Just have to remain over a
few weeks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

The Sons OF the American Revolu-
Ion, a newly organized association
d Tulsa, will give a dinner in the
Kennedy restaurant on the evening
u Thursday, January IS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
Squirrel and molcsklns are nppar.
entity the fa,oritc furs used To trim
evening wraps.

Don't let your hair and scalp get in
bad condition. Go right over 20 Mrs.
Lonchman's Hair shop, ~ East
fifth, whore you receive expert
treatments for any scalp or hair
trouble. And don't forget tho old say
ing, IAN ounce OF prevention is worth
n pound Of cure"
| am glad "a tell you of n COM
plete line OF the finest sort of boxed
stationary now on disp y at $. j.
McGce CO., 90 West Third street
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Dr and Mrs. Walter l.. Wright
III be hosts at a dinner dance in
Ihe Country club on the evening Of
thursday. January l5.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-26
BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY "N0RTH-
ERN LIGHTS IN SKY.

Like myriadsi of vari-colored sig
nal lights that flash from mast
heads of ships in harbor, the. aurora
bOrealis, or Northern lights" ap-
peared in the sky above Paris, Mon
day night from seven to ten O'Clock.
with perhaps the greatest brilliancy
lever observed in this latitude.
Paris people who stayed up long
enough to cast their optic skyward,
were treated to such an exhibition
Of celestial splendor-as they had
likely never before witnessed.
Semi-circular ribbons of pale
green and rose-colored lights ap-
pearing in the heavens about seven
@ o'clock, opened the spectacle. Grad
ually growing in brilliancy they
rose to the zenith about eight
o'clock, and IN intermittent flashes
of lightning-like intensity, wove
the whole into scene of great
splendor. Shafts of many hues ema
mated from the northwest and
Eotheast, conveyed to common
point at the zenith and terminated
in a whirl of colored light, resembl
ing a rose in full bloom. A band of
light played deep in the northern
horizon and was the last of the
wonderful display to disappear.
Many who were not posted on the
appearance of the spectacle unwit-
tingly ascribed the phenomena to
the fact that hundreds of tobacco
beds were being burned all over
the country. and the reflection in
the skies of the fires beneath made
The big show. Others were stuff
ed" by jokers with the story that
the cause of the appearance was the
exhibition of a big searchlight in
Cincinnati, said to be the largest in
the world. They swallowed the
story without question and handed
it on to others, until the next morn
ing it became the accepted theory of
the celestial visitation, until the
light of truth told them what it re-
ally was.