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Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
THINKS OLD WRITERS ON yACA-
 TON

Social Corner Friends: am wonder ing If this is the vacation period for the old writers? Most of. them seem to be taking one, anyway. Glad to see so many new ones coming in. Hope to meet you all this summer
 A Flower Lover: I am guessing who you are and on the strength of that am extending to you welcome to our So- cial Corner, which I think you will en- Joy more and more as you become ac- quainted with the good people who are very much alive as you will find out if you ever have the pleasure of attend ing any of their gatherings. If I guess correctly, we do not live SC very many miles apart and I am also very fond oi flowers, especially the rose, violet, jes- samine, lily and fern.
 o. H. O.; You surely have me guess. 1 ing where you live in the northeastern part of this state, and be ten miles iron the trolleys or a steam car station Hope you have friends near you, who have car or horse and will take you out some times where you may meet some O the sisters.
 Good luck to you all.
 TWICE TWENTY.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15

French dressing, Parker House rolls
 Lettuce and salmon salad, squash bis cuit boiled rice, canned fruit, tea.
 Boston baked beans, tomato catsup, graham bread, lettuce, French dressing, stewed prunes cocoa.
 Creamed finnan haddie, baking powder biscuit. canned or fresh rhuharb pie, eof- fee, caramel junket, whipped cream, tea.
 Potato salad with anchovies, rye bread with caraway seeds, cocoa or tea Cream of potato soup. croutons, gin- gerbread, cream cheese tea.
 Shad roe, baked in tomato sauce creaned asparagus on toast, cream cheese, tea.
 FRFD,S WIFE
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
ing inc directions

ing the directions. Chain 10 and connect, thus making a ring.
 Chain and double crochet twice into the ring. chain , and double crochet three times into the same ring.
 Chain 5 and double crochet times into the space made by crocheting the stich- es in previous row, chain and double crochet 3 times into the same space.
 Chain and do the same as in the last TOW.
 Chain and double crochet eight times into the five chain stitches made when you made the second row. Chain 5 stitches and turn. Then triple crochet | between each of the stitches of the prev ious row. chain 5, turn and double cro- | chet between each stitch, making two chain stitches between each double stitch. this will make seven spaces at the bot | tom of the bell.
 Turn and single crochet twice into each space and once on each double cro- chet, making a picot of five chains ir ! the middle of the fourth space. Chain ! II stitches and come to the top Of the ] lace and double crochet into the space | made by the 3 chain stitches, as done ir starting the lace. Make 3 more of these and continue al at first until you have finished making the spaces at the bottom of the bell. be fore single crocheting.
 Fasten the bell to the one made be fore with a slip stitch or single croche stitch, and in turning make the singl crochet stitches and picot which fnisl the bell and bring you to the proper sid to chain II stitches and start the thir bell.
 Best wishes to all the members
 TESS.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
ANSWERS AND INQUIRIES.

DELoREES-D. s R. has forwarded a pattern for pieoed bed quilt block which win be forwarded to you if you will send In name and address.
 HARRIET-Baving complied with the requirements you are duly recorded a member of The Social Corner.
 Two-LTP-You're membership in The Social Corner has been recorded upon receipt of name and address.
 BUCKEYE-Tour application receiv- sd and you are duly registered as a Corner member.
 ROSE LEE-Tour communication re- celved and you arc recorded in the Cor ger membership list
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
socIAE Caa18E POETRY.
 M 0WN YTREnrpE

Aiurs I sit while twilight fails. And sh1d0ws dance upon the wafis; Nithout. hear the angry rain hnAttng upon the window-pane hear the wind. In boundaries pent, f1 prisoned force with shrieks lament And creeping slowly up the hill Ine white mist rises, cold and stiHl, ~ mother calls. no nestling speaks, Each living thing a shelter seeks. But though the frightened day has ron1 And storm and dark are coming on, ! fear not the approaching night, But bid him welcome with delight, Tor win book. lamp. a fire. What more of joy may I require?
 -Ninette M Lowater
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
HOW TO MAKE RHuBARB WINE.

Dear Social Corner Friends: Was glad to see so many from Willimantic at our meeting, May 9th. There were some that I missed, who could not be with us. A few weeks ago some one asked for a recipe to make rhubarb wine. I'll send it as no one else has responded yet
 Rhubarb Wine: To each gallon of juice add one gallon of water, in which has been dissolved seven pounds of brown sugar. Fill keg with this pro- portion, leaving the bung out and keep it filled with sweetened water as it works
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
NELL LACE
BLANCHE.

Social Cornerites: If you do not get any more time than I do these days you are not doing much crocheting, but there has been considerable rainy weather and that has given me 8 chance to roll up a yard or two or pretty bell lace. Think ing some of you might like 1t I am send
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
orTIr PATTERN FOR DELoREEs

Social Corner Editor: In last Satur- days Corner Delorees asked for pattern for ricced bed quilt blocks. Now ! am enclosing one as I do not know her name or address If there Is any way to let her know she can have it by calling or sending Co the office for it. I'd be glad Co help her that much.
 ID
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15

over, until clear. then bung down or bot tie as you desire. Any wine will keep better in glass or stone.
 Would like to see more letters on our page so our new editor will not feel dis outraged. Best wishes,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
HOW TO COOK WITHOUT SUGAR

HOW TO COOK WITHOUT SUGAR.
 Dear Sisters of the Corner: This is Saturday morning and when I tell you I have four pies in the oven baking and no two alike. please don't any of you ex- claim. What an extravagant woman And only two in her family! !' But the pies are small ones only about the size of a tea plate. Let me tell you a little story right here.
 A number of years ago when my fam fiy numbered three. my small son was rpsndine a few days on the Willimantic Camp Ground with his aunt and one day they were to have custard pie for dinner Ca favorite kind of his), and watching his aunt as she cut the pie, he remarked, "You don't give very large pieces of pie, do you. auntie?' to which she replied. T don't know. why do you tEink sor'
 -weIi. you have cut your pic into six pieces my mamma never cuts hers into but four"
 Now my pieces did not have any more in them than hers. but he did not take in the difference in size I always make my pies small. so as to cut a. fresh one each day.
 How I came to have four different kinds today was that in planning my bzlrinE I arranged to make rice pie and an cld-fashioned filling for the same Then I found I had just enough prunes isft from the sauce had had during the week to make one pie. Now I have been watching my rhubarb very impa- tisnffy for a couple of weeks past and [ noticed that could get enough of that foF one pie. hence the four kinds of pie.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
CLUB NO. e-s ENJOYABLE GATHER
 TNC

Dear Social Corner Sisters: We cer- fainiy did enjoy our meeting at Buck inrham Memorial. April 9th. It was a beautiful sunny day. and wonderful to relate. it didn't rain once in all the day. There were so present and they came from north. south. east and west was pleased to extend the glad hand to sisters from Willimantic, and members of Club No. g. The members wore a bic Of black and white in memory of our late respected editor. We had our usual fine dinner with doughnuts in the lead There were raised doughnuts, twisted ones. and round ones with a missing piece. At our last meeting bis cults were most prominent
 Following the lunch there was an entertaining programme and it was very effective. with music, singing and reel tations. closing with The Star Spangled Banner.
 Mandy; Was glad you were able to meet with us again.
 Aunt Mary: Glad to see you.
 scottie: Hope you will be rested from house cleaning. so you can speak your piece.
 Aunty No 1: Glad to see you after so many months:
 Peggy in Paris: Think you were 'the Belle of the ball" as your dramatic speaking. caused one sister (possibly u1orel. to shed tears.
 Nellie By: Was pleased to see you serve the pie. though you passed me by Lucy Acorn: Hope to see your chick ens some day before they all lay.
 Lnez: Missed you, but hope you re- ccived yur May basket
 Joan: Your piece was rather short Priscilla and May Fair: Your fancy dancing was very much appreciated. Better Late Than Never: Don't be SC ahy next time
 Married and Happy: Missed you.
 Burnhle Bee: Sorry you couldn't come even If we didn't have the beans. Hope Little Bumblebee is getting along all right
 Here's hoping we have as good a time Rs our next meeting.
 BELLE
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15

SOME HINTS REGARDING FLOWERS
 Social Corner Editor: I cannot DOS.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-07
OBREGON MEXICkYM
PRESIDENTEM.

M6sto MeXiko, 5. zari. Acko-
Ii yezmc to n6kolik dni, neA-li
hlasy budou spocitany, jest
skoro iisto, re gen. Alvaro O.
bragon zvolen byl presidentem
Mexika pri dnesnich volbach,
Zde volby odbyly Sc klidne. ja-
koz V okolnich mestech VII
bee az do pozdniho odpoledne
nedoSly zpravy o vytrznostech
odkudkoli republice.
O volbu panopal slaby "a.
iem a Dominguez, iediny Obre
gonuv soupcr. obdrzel ieEon
malo hlasu. D6lnici, tovarul
zemedelSti, odeyzdali neivice
hlasu ien malo obchodnikt
Sc dostaviIo k volebnimu osudi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-07
ITALIE ZMfTANA kOMUNl.
SMEM.
Delnici zmocnili Sc tovaren "
nekoiika velkych mestech a
chystaji Sc prevziti vsechen
prGmysl.

Londyn, 6. zari. Zmocnenl
Sc italskych toyaren kovodel-
Milky jako pocatek vseobecne-
no prevzeti prdmyslu, bylo od-
porucoyano italskymi eXtreml-
sty ma schazi vykonnych ufed-
niku Generalni federace prace
a unie kovodelnlku a zastupcu
socialisticke strany Milane.
pravi sc v depesi ku Daily
Mail.
Umirnene zivly podilejici Sc
ma scha i usilovali dohodnu-
ii Sc Sc zamestnavateli, pokud
vlada zdrzuje Sc zakroceni,
avsak k zadnemu rozhodnuti V
te veci Sc nedospelo.
Mezitim delnici mali We SVEN
drzeni vsechny zavody ma
spracovani kovu V Italii. Ia
mestnavatele dosud odmitajl
vsechny naroky delniku ma
mzdu "a posledni tyden to-
no duvodu, re delnici mali Y
drzeni dilny. Stavkari V Turf
ne prohlasili, ze zdali bude po-
uzito vojska V pokusu vypudltl
ie 2 tovaren, rozbiji pry vsech-
ny stroje.
Kovodelnici dale rozhpdli
ze vsechny tovarny, jez jim
odpiraji material, budou obsa-
zeny.
New York, 6. zari. Italskt
Casopisy zdejsi uverejnuji pro.
hlaseni od italsk6ho velvyslan.
ce, barona Avezzany, while
Idem k d6lnicke agitaci v Italii
PraVi Sc v mem:
i "Nasledkem nedostatku su
rovin, nedostatku uhli a vyso
! ke mzdy ia praci, prumyslS
zamestnavajici So spracova
MIN kovu rozhodly Sc provost
: vyhost. Pc tomto rozhodnut
: delnici zmocnili Sc tovaren
Milane, Turine a Janove. tai
aby pTedesli vyhostu a mohl
: operoyati tovarny primo.
"TakoVe hnutf jest novo
formou zapaSu mezi kapltalen
: a praci, av6ak zachovava Ia.
ekonomickeho zapasu, jezto S
vyviii bez nasili a krveproliti.
"Situace neni hrozivou V ne
= mensim, nebot zapas omezel
Jest jenom ma prGmysl zamest
: navaiicf Sc spracovanim kovu
j, Celkovas situace V zemi jes
F., normalni. "
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-07

Buffalo, N. Y, 6. zari. Fri
osoby byly zabity a dive jin6|
vazne poraneny dnes odpoled-
ne, kdyz tuny skaly sfitily Sc s
vyse 100 stop $ podkovy Mia
garskych vodopadu a zasahly
most yedouci do jeskyne vetrb.
Sta osob presto po tomto mo-
ste behem one a vice nez pa
desat bylo jich ma mem We chvi-
Ii neSt6sti. Nrtvi jsou:
A. Hartman. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Louise Hartmanova, dcefA ie-
no a Sarah NJ. Faustova y Pitt
sburgu. Poran6ni byli T. w.
Lee z Pittsburgh a Frank Her
ling z Detroitu.
Skala utrhla Sc mimo vse ma
dani a roztristila ma milliony
kusu most, zrovna kdyz til IL
de, kteii byli zabiti tn JIM
jei pTechazeli na dolnlm kon-
ci. ri. Herlingova Detroit,
iez byla Sc svym manzelem,
Vyvazla bez urazu
MrtVi a ranGni byli cleny
druziny turlstu, Jaz proVadeI
jeskyni vetru Rufus Robinson
pruvodCi. Byli skoro jia hotov
okruhem ctyr mostu bllall
Sc k starym Biddle-ovym scho
dunn, ably vysli nahoru ma bfeh
kdyz neStesti Sc udalo. Tels
mrtvych byla VyloVena z rekA
parniekem Maid Of the Mist
ObzvlaSt' tragickou Jest smr
slecny Faustove Pittsburgh
nebot' Sc svym snoubencem, /
w. Lee, zajeli 81 k Niagarskyn
vodopadum, aby oslaVill ia
snoubeni ohlasene minuly me
sic.
Tela mrtVych poslana byli
do jeiich domovu dnes vecer
kdezto raneni jsou nemocni
ci.
Klamath Falls, Ore, 6. zafi
Devet ohofelych tel Vytazen
bylo dDes Y poledne 2 trose'
Houston hotelu, ,ienz zniten by
pozarem b6hcm poci. Mimo t
shorela operni sin a diva ctvel
<ce obydli a obchodnich budo1
Pct tel bylo ztotozneno. Mnoh
osob bylo poraE6no pfi slok
q Oxen hoficiho hotelu, jen
byl pin hostl zavltav5ich SCI
na DelnickT svatek.
Denver, Colo, 8. zari. DE-
set osob bylo zabito ma mist
a sedmdesat poran6no, kdy
dive mczimestsk6 kary srazil
Sc ma ostre zAtacce bliza Gl'
beville, predmesti Denver
dnes odpoledne. D. v2cel
vsichni mrtyi al ma jednof
byli ztotozneni. Srazila
zvlastni kara, vezouci vyletn
ky do Eldorado Springs pr
videlnou karou, vracejici Sc
Bouider do Denver
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-07
MADARSkQ-FRANCOUZ-
SKA SMLOUVA.

Pafiz, A. aari. Jak oznamuje
"Matin" mezi Francii a Uhra-
mi uzavrena byla obchodni
smlouva. ma ieiiz zakladey pa
du vojenske nutnosti ODE tyto
zeme zajiSt'uii 81 navzajem o.
chranu paroplavby po Dunaji,
M atm poznamenava k tomu,
Il smlduya tato Sc V nicem me-
prici smlouvam, iez Francie Ii.
zaviela S Ceskoslovenskem a
Jihoslavii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-07
v dobe drahoty.

"Slysel isl uz, re mlady pan
Verunsky byl dan pod kurate-
Pre- pax ?"
"Zaraiopal 81 V restauraci
doutn1 dvdma sirkami".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-07
eosooeeseesseoososoeseaoeS
Zajata nevesta.
Ronan etyrech dlech cd p E. D. E. N Southworthovt
Pro "Domacnost' pfeloM Hugo Chotek.
eeoooo0oa0@~ @~A0ooeooe SooOeo

"Dojde, musi dojiti k tomu,
re mllovana mole Mimic bude
muset VOLT, mezi oddanostl k
domu otcovskelnu a laskou ku
snoubenci a - milenec zvlte-
al"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-07
XIX.
Prichod Elfridy.

Hned DO snidani vydal Sc
pan Goldsborough ma cestu do
klastera, aby odvedl odtud
svoji dceru
"Doufam, re privedete il pri
mo k nam?" tazala sc Erma.
ooh, zJjiste = zajiste ze
tax uCini". dodal hostitel
"Dekuii yam obema. Ma kaz
dy pad pf.vedu il sem, nezli o.
pustime m6sto' odvetil pan
G Goldsboroagh.
"Nechcele pTece tim snad RI
ci, ze napSteva ia odbude sc
Jen tax letmo? Doufam, re po-
Zdrzite Sc II mas po dobu neko-
!ika dni!" pravil starry kaza-
tel.
"Musime opustiti Washing
ton jeSte dnes yecer. Dulezite
veci yyzaduji pfitomnost nasi
coma neodkladne", odpovedel
pan Goldsborough vazne.
"Domntvam Sc, ze speculate
Comu jen proto, abyste We
SVEN vukoli, kde mate vliv tax
veliky, pracoval ku potlaceni
vzmahaj jiciho Sc ducha odSte-
penstvi a pfipadu, re by Sc
vam to ncpod darilo, abyste ale
spon uvedl rodinu svoji bez-
peel. Well, to je zcela priroze-
re a mate praydu TOM, pra-
vii Dir. Rosenthal dobromyslne.
Tvafe pana Goldsborough
zaplaly nachem, coz bylo vsak
bezpochyty zen nasledkem ma
mahy pri oblekani prflis liz
hych rukavicek. Neodpoved6l
AMI slova, nybrz jen Sc uklonil
a odeSel.
=, Snih, jenz celou noe padal
huste, lezel ma zemi hodne wy
Soko.
Starry doktor zavrel "a od-
| chazejicim hostem dvere a ry-
chile vratil sc Ike krbu, kdezto
Erminie 'odbehla do horej jSiho
poschodi, aby pripravila poko-
iik pro A]bertu, o nfz doufala
ze zdrzi Sc tn nekolik dni na
vzdor tomu, re otec odjet chtel
S nj z Washlngtonu jeste tohc
sameho vecera.
Rozdelala ohen v kamnech
pTevlekla este postel, pTinesls
: cerstvou vodu a myslela pr
; tom ma ubohou Albertu, jaE
bude asi tato rada, ze vypro
: stena je 2 vezeni a ziti muz5
lmezi vesc,ymi lidmi.
Pojednou slysela HAS otce
. jenz volal il dolu. Zanechavs
: vseho, seb6hla Sc schodou tt
setkala Sc 9 farmaTem Fieldin
: gem jeho dcerou Elfridou
, Byli prav6 pfisli a doktoren
: Rosentha,em uvedeni byh d,
knihovny. Erma div nezajasal;
radosti. S otevienou naruci be
: 2ela k pritelce, kterou tai
: dlouho nebyla videla zvola
4 la:
: ooh, jak st'astnou jsem, Z,
jsi zde, draha Elfie! Dlouho il
: touzila jsem po tive pritomno
u sti.!"
/: Obratic Sc ma to X panu Fie
}, dingovi. dodala vesele: ct
t byl dobry rapad od vas, pan
u Fielding, re .jste piijel a wa
o milenou Eifii sebou.Jak sc var
dari 2"
n "Diky, Hiss MIME - dari S
IS nam TAX dobre, jak vubec z
: takoVych okolnosti je moznt
n ia byl -" nedokoncil, nebo
IL rrerusen byl panem Rosenth;
e lem slovy:
&c "Vystaven snehu ziml
? boufi jsem proto mokry
e. venti h.adovy uvniti' -"
E. chtel pritel mas iici, Mini
(; Pojd'te jen dale, priteli a pr
t. ylecte Sc okamzite".
lPokracovani,l
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-07

ticho pon6kud trapne. | sam
pan Goldsborough byl pone-
kud stisnen, nebot' ma konec
sve reci postrehl prisny pohied
rlukovnika, z nehoz vycetl, ze
takovato rec neni v tomto do
me vitanor a beznou. ~Prvni u
chopil sc slova doktor Rosen-
thai:
"Pravil iste, re stat Virginie
zcela jiste odstepi Sc Cd Spoje-
nych Stati a re k tomu ucelu
jiz zbroji. TO je nesmysl, Colds
borough! Nechovejte zadnych
obav vzhledem k tomu We
vzduchu je sice trochu toho ma
kazliveho blaznovstvi, jimz "a
chvaceno nekolik statnikd a
politikafC. Jizni Karolina sc Cd
stepila, to Je pravda Byla Ia
chvacena cpidemii tou najed-
nou a pfilis mocne. Doufejme
vsak, re hrzo Sc uzdravi a pri-
| jde k vedomi toho, co ucinila.
Stat Virglnie ably Sc ale odste-
pill? To nestane Sc nikdy,
Goldsborough! Wy chovate pfi-
lis velkou neduveru k rodnemu
vasemu statu, mily priteli! |!
Stat rem jc vernym Uni, tax
v6rnym, iako ia nebo Wy. A
rebesa vi, re ia miluji zemi tu,
niz ziji .i1z po ctyricet roku a
V niz isem zdomacnel dplne -
re miluji j tax Verne a uprim-
ne, jakobych byl vlastnim jeji
synem! A kdyby blaznovstvi
to, mlnim odstepeni sc - melo
stati Sc vSeobecnym a zemi
vnucena obcanska valka, tu,
| jak jsem j,z Sedesatnik, vezmu
pusku ma ramona a budu hajit
celistvost Enie zaroven s vami,
; Goldsborolgh Eastworthe !"
Sloya Ia vyslovena byla s ta
kovym pEns2edceE,m a 8 tako,
i vym nadStnim, re vSichni pfi.
tomni byli hluboce dojati -
IVyjma Goidsborougha a East
Wortha, kteTi byli velmi skla.
mani sice, V duchu ale prece te.
sill Sc tomu, re neyyslovili 81
urcit6ji zradne sve smyslen.
:, nedali ma jevo.
Erminie stala tn co obraz
skutecneho nadseni. Zaric la
skou, stestim a enthusiasmem
obratila sc k otci sc slovy:
"Vyborne, otce muj! Taktt
nluviti slysim tebe rada, nebot
tlumocil isl jen smysleni m,
vlastni. VeIte tomu, Wy vSichn
! zde, re kdvby doslo to tax ola
, leko, Jak naZnacujete, ami j;
nezustala bych zpet, ale pu
skou rucr nasledovala vas :
: i'adu bitevn', hledic poskytnol
: ii ulevu rananym, nebo osetro
: vati vas padu nemoci".
e TAX, TAX, muj milacku
q Vim, re i@i statna, hrdinna
hodna divka! A iiste nejsi osa
: mocena ;omto ohledu, nebot
c tobe podobnych je We Spoje
n nych Statech cely milion!" ~
/ lal kazatei hlade zarumele /
? ce sv3ho nilacka. "Doufejm
u ale, &c k tomu nedojde. Mrak
|. stahuji Sc sice dohromady hoe
lie huste, 2vSak ony budou re
zehnany - ony budou rozehn
n.y., dodal V zamysleni, kract
je ke krbH
e Plukovnlk Eastworth Eau
l. mul prazdn6 misto po box
Ii Ermy zaseptal teto do ucha
l. "a co stane Sc pax re mn
o mole Mimic. jestlize nasledov;
D. hudes otce do pole? kde bud
j. ia a kdo brde starati Sc
Il, mne?"
e. "Vzdyt budete prece S my
u otcen a ia budu pecovati v;
a oba! Jsem pevne o tom pr
svedccna, re V nastavajici
hoJl nalezra vas tesne po bol
meho otce Q V obrane miloval
Vast. /. A tam, kde ie muj OF
IN a Wy, tam hudu ia k nalez
O. nit" odpovadela Erminie vrel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-07
SMRT v JESKYN, VETRU.

'Trri osoby zabity dive porane-
nv balvaner, Jenz Sc utrhi s
oxraje Niagarskych vodophel1.
l9. jinych osudnych nehoo
IA den.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-06
PHI DELTS ORGANIZE
College Fraternity Take First Steps
Toward Formation OF n Tulsa (
Alumni Association.

First steps towards the establish
ment of an nlmuni chapter of the
Phi Delta Theta fraternity in this
city were taken at a gathering OF
alumni and active members OF the
fraternity In tho Kennedy restaur-
ant. complete organization awaiting
the granting OF II charter by the ia
.ional body
John 70 Boyd was elected presi e
dent and &. -. Watson vice prcsi-
dent and recorder. Mr.. Boyd APP
pointed N. A, Thompson, owen w.
Maloney, ana j. A. Thomllnson to
net as an advisory board In con-
Junction with the president and
vice president.
Phi Delta Theta songs and rcmi-
nlscenoes were given during the
luncheon and Mr.. Boyd told OF tho
history OF the fraternity since its
organization In 1SiS,
Alumni and active chapter mem
bers present were ns follows n. A.
Thompson, Charles II. Smith, John {.
Adams, Robert NJ. Gotham, G. G.
Cole, John i. Boyd, Y. y. J. Kass-
man. G. II. Haggerd. c. u. Watson
O. w. Maloney, II. c. Colley, O. l.
stewart, j. II. Thomlinson,\ Paul
Mote. Charles Tnlliffero, q. l..
Shcig. John NJ. Chick, O. w. Ed
wards, NJ. NJ, Sykes, clint Walcott.
and L. +. Howsor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-06
RATES AFFECT METALS
indcpcndcnt St,~I Makers Move TO
offSct Increased Costs Due TO
Hike In X. u. Charges.

NEW YORK. Sept 5.--The move
mcnt among Independent steel MAX
ers TO cover increased production
costs rcsultlns from higher freight
rates, has become distinct as leading
operators issued new cards OF extras
a few DAYS ago providing for IS
TO $40 advance on wire products and
sheets. The base prices In most cases
remain rnultcred The scmi-fin-
ishcd market Is In better feeling with
prices unchanged.
While demands for pig iron are
only moderate, the market liz strong
and shows an advancing tendency.
The copper market is now In bet
ter feeling as moro activity In being
shown by buyers. Some orders have
been placed lately on the basis OF
l0C pound.
Tin continues lfclcss and weak.
and the market Is 2 cents pound
lower than last week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-06
FINANCE STATUS
BETTER
Not Only Securities Mar
ket but Investment
Show improvement

NEW YORK. Sept 5--The turn
into September was attended by
signs Of a change for the better. not
only In the speculative position OF
the securities market. but also In
tho Investment situation. The latter
phase was indicated plainly hy the
general advance Of underlying rail
road bonds. many Of which kept pace
with tho broader demand for shares
Of recently organized properties.
Rains Of the class recognized AZ
prime favoritcs In the pre-war pc
riod natnbly dividend payers Of the
Pacific and granger groups, also
strengthened.
Money rates seemed to Justify re-
cent opinions OF leading financial In
tercsts that credits and general busi-
ness are likClv TO manifest better
tendencies In the last quarter OF tho
year, a large part Of the week =
call money was offered at per cent
Not essential loans were under