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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11

Miss Matte kittreli spent the wc'k oud
in Foyu with relativys ana fricuda
Mrs !. u Harris OF Chickashh is in tho
clty on visit to hor daughter Mr' No'a
MusKrOye.
man went 20 rulun Woduoaday TO hear
nilly sunday
Mrs, end Mis- o. l. smart and son.
Ernest, went TO Tulsa Tuesday for visit
Mm NJ itass ana sister. Mrs T. A
Corwin went 20 Tulsa Tuesday aff"rn"""
Mrs 4 A. uarrett ,of, Tuesday Tor
oklahoma Ctu Hud Norman to visit ro'A
Nlrs ~ y Walker teu Sunday evening
TOR ufcenville, llI, Tor visit Win rel'
Mr spd MIS- E p uursa and daugh.
/ tor Angle ut Nowata arc ln the city on
! 4 vislt to Mrs Ida NJ Vance
Mrs " w Hubbard ana Ralph Hlatt
were among The inula PEOPLE seen W
Clarumurc wednesday Waiting friends
Ar and Mra. 80 buchanan have 70
turned from a ntay ~ about year IN
| Utah. and viii max" ihetr homo here.
Ntr T. = 5aUTass went 20 Tul-h
"wednesday to spend several days Win
her daughter. Mrs. Mare MathorH ana
Mia James II. loo entertained the lad
les Of IN" p-esbyterian Aid ana a num-
bar ~ Invited guests at her nome on
sixth nnd Wtnone, Ihu,'day d o'"'o"'
Airs Ram a, Waggonor. who went 20
wagner sunday TO deliver "a missionary
address, was III AlNithui' N""t'',,f'
arending tho day with her husband shr
returned 60 Hhrtlesvuie Tuesday mnrnlns
Nj and Mrs. !, NJ lridweli entertained
with 20 O'Clock dinner "wednesday A.
th6lr beautiful suburban homo on south
Chuctaw Those present were NJ nnh
Mrs Percy q. cross, Mt, anu Mrs. ~.
rcfrara ana dauhtor Elizabeth and MtH'
Mary Richardson.
Mra Iaiaes Lave ~ Alton. ana Mrs.
Fred Dragno of grnybull, Wyoa who have
teen In thia city on visit to their hroth
er Jim collins aud family, returned 10
their rnspeCtiva homes sunday evening.
Married At the nft"o ~ Justice ~
Ferrara. sunday, December T. ~ o'clock
~ m., Nalmohd Perry, ~, " Naldfon'
Arb, To Hazel Gray, 10, Of tlHromotr,
Tho tuesday study club met WIN Mrs'
T. A. Henluy November 60 tor rs rcEh
lar program of study. "AmericRn tlufcn-
ship" with research questions was me
maln topic OF tho afternoon, Whlch was
followed By % round table discussion N
eSVeuent paper on Educational Needs
in Ciaretnorr" was read by Mrs, A.
Challburg. Thn Was . moetins of much
interest throughout a.,
Mira Callio Eaton entertained the hfH
lnesH Wumon'a club Tuesday oVcnlpE' hr,
cenber 0, the session being one or uhuSuRl
Interest Mrs Mary Npwlln gave "a very
excellent report ot the state Federation
meeting Rt McAleHter, to which aho was
the clubs delegate, very fine telk on
HHtVhor Ideals of licaith- and Dress
| iIyElene" was made by pr. Mcdaniel
| This closed tho program. Refreahmcpts
were served, tho hostess beins assisted by
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11

was solemnized At the prosbyi.r,,.
TUESDAY evening at $3.50 Ni maw(
stevenson. sister Of tho br, H. iS salss|
hied the bride while Ivan j. SSSeeona
reside IN Gushing, ''upe stl
Mrs. y. y Early entertained "a.
tletoe Embroidery club al h.r NJ
BIG East Broadway Thursdsv g9ts
The house was beautifully dstors,..s5ihsg
mistletoe and chrysHntheinur. W. VI
regular business meeting HiM, II
luncheon was served by thr rs..l SUD
w. Wiison Mrs. +. Il Esriy hr|
Glenn starr were guests Of IA. stl M
were entertained by Ma ~ elfe IL
~ her home on North CIev..s, 5aHs
day evening. All msnber4 49,. tarj
ana q tengthy business meeting vss IN
The hostess served delIriaU. 4s ~
the following guests. Mead 'Na,h
Griffith. Aungst Slade. Wi.t lat
Ddckfay Harris and Mrs st4h -
saE Mrs F, l.. Aunest viii eS,.a
tho club at the noyt meethF. ''ai
The Ladies' Country cIub ,..,
home o. Mrs. W. r. Geisel ts., ~ n
street Wednesday afternoon vr4 AAp
the Lesson study "The M, ,.o1 4
After the lesson study dolia.1ga resfsl' ,sssl'
guests: Mesdames Russell. ArtI.VV 10y ~. u
ham, Davis Hourh. Morg,s ibftl
Ramsey. RAFFERTY, Treeso sr ,A@M
Mesdames Howdiear. Hudson w. N,hs
were hon0r guests 81 the ..gs ~
Miss irene Duncan and Mrs i..r' d.
tors wore hostess,s at r'...l W.
shower held In honDr " Mrs .y.t pr
home Of Mrs Walters MAJ ~ u
Eitts were given the bride l,,,
color achemo was carried out ..I,t ,ltt
IN the decoration ~ the house Az a
of orchid chryssnthemunis ,l-f2ss
luncheon was served the guests spf W
one wrote a recipe for the brii. -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11

Commodore rDrry ia quite under fns
weather with cold.
fueuf tho week end here with relatives
aud friends
Mr. ana MrH H. Geftwich and Nrs.
W. H Rust motored 20 MuHkoBeo Tues.
day afternoon.
Mrs Downey NIiburn returned last
sunday evening from TULSA where she
spent several days.
Mr M T. liul of puworth return d
home Monday after visiting her daugh-
far.ir.IHw Mrs Pearl McNair
Prod Dobbirs purchasrd tho Matthew
TafuW hOu" uu west Pecan stret last
week and viii soon occupy the same
Mrr Henry trwiuE nee Jane Murphy.
NJ Madison station Miss, Do visiting her
sister Mrg Tom D'Iar. and Nr. q. Bar
N J. ral}caan, Jnhu Btaahear, Elmer
Bryant nnd q webb motored 90 MuFkoges
Tuesday. looking after business matters.
Mr. and Mrs Victor Pirkard are visit
uh IoH' ,.'Ns !" ,.N''Ia' Nat'vt having
Ted Gul is home again, he having re-
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club will NOT meet again until the first
Monday IN January.
Wednesday the missionary play 'Wurli
CALI was prsreuted by Mrs. Corbin p
division ~ tho Chrlstfan church. All tAe
mlrsiOnury societies ~ the city were in
vitcd guests. a large crowd wsH present
ana greatly enjoyed the play and muuc.
NnfreHhmehts were served by division 3.
Mrs. Walter Hadicy directed fbe play
Tho y Y. y. a.. county convention held
here December Hud 3 was attended By
delegates from tIl baptist churches iu the
county, tho Argc4t delegation being from
CHANDLER State Secretary Rounds ~
oklahoma tltv was present and J.
Wiley of Musk0Hte. besides other good
Fpeaksrs from Brisfow and other points
The Baptist Ladies Aid served fine
dinner Saturday at the church.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
CUSHING.

The American Legion auxiliary was the
guest of the Downright ladies "wednesday
night and report that many new features
for the local chapter were obtained.
The marriage of Harry y Keeiy and
Miss viva Stevenson. both of this city,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11

Mrs .. NJ sarcne, sesln opened her
home home e her friends IN Wedn'saay 'ficr.
80 not play eards Games ecre re
as,y.rsloq and Mrs Fcis puyau won the
m p,'ag5 n''G ess"'i ,oi. Of r,la'lu,,.s
fncaday from Havana. whore they wrri
Hitsr Mr.. Lucas who suffered severe
stisok ot pneumonia vhIls oo tIp 20
fsew Work SOME Vccka AFu. NJ lUDsH
bee completely recovered hls health
hfs. y. ~ Myatt went fu oklahoma
Wy 20 meet her SISTER. Mrs ! ". iu't't
ot Altur. who accompanied bon home and
VIII Visit here for time, tu the return
irlp they we're Joined Wy Mics HHChe'
Myait of duthrie who spou' Sunday Win
Tho j. u O. club was entsuaincd by
Mrs. ", =. Campbell, 40 NORTH ron'h
slon vac IrId FoIIavrF no ,,,ls ..-e
the diversion f4f tIt social NUuU. 70 NHH
Ethei Nulty winning rut pHas aud MiH
benR Hrytr gr..uI
Mr. ana Mrs q, A. Iobaroo wore hoat
and hostess MuudHF uIgh Ht family
dinner which included tH ruuaia 'hr.l H.u
Of this ciN ami MI and Mfs Thomas
Johneun ami fyo children nul Dr. und
ThomHs Neal az iipi'h.us.u Kan
t,uuis b. Vents of tHr Nr,HsHrr Wsr'2
on company nnd Gc1rre H Mutr ~
Miller htuthors lol uusu. NNI accom-
paby Miss Dorothy Wcu'4 To- hrr nome
who is nicce N H. " Vent hoe been
Tho guest Of her uncle hore Tor several
Tnonths,
and thnlf mother Mrs George NsrwHIun
all came huui" Co FpruI the WnaIt.'nl
last wcck The fnru,r rfo students loo
Wichita willie Mrs UsrpIuIur lH spending
some tiiuH ln iut Scott Kan undor Db
-srvatiuu pud tnkinT treatments from
Al dinner given ut tho homo ot NJ
and Mrs Mlrsuur Ipaf Sunday thr
engagement ~ thrir daughter Rose Nom
sour 10 Iake Farha of wichita, Kan.
%
this ocraeiou were Sir ami Mrs. q. Farha
of wichita, pateria w tho prnHportivc
groom, ana q. T, uatkrtt ~ Ulitun.
Mrn. clarence owens was hoHtoss 20 the
Saturday uridga club at her home, COS
North Flfih street Saturday afternoon
peeorailons IN t'd ana sreen carried out
eyidouco IN coiors used fur the luncheon.
Mrs Erie Roman won the ncmbcr's prizo
Rev ana Mrs Porter of Enii came over
60 VISIT their daughter Mrs. W. A, wright
at North Seventh, END attend thy dodi-
John d, Alcorn, vice president ut tho
Marinnd Refining company ia In chi
caso whore no viii remain several days
trnussriing buEincsE fur the company,
Mrs. 1 W. Prentice. 200 North sixth
nrort entertained with 70 bridge luncheon
on Friday aficIn2on, tho first prize going
70 MIS-. J. W, Wikcr, Hcrond 60 Mrs, Clara
Hutch lnson ana tho third to Mrs. J. a.
McNecsc. Two dozen ladies enjoyed the
hospitality uf Mrs Prentice ghtyaAhthe.
NUNS were used IN a prufuRon 49, decorh-
tlons throughout the house.
Mrs. Charles e. balph opened hor home
noon, whom she entertained number of
friends with bridge luncheon The
heentailana al carried cut tho holiday
spirit the ctntcrplocoa being red cArnn.
tionH ANA green ferns, thu place rnrds we're
fastened ~ red nut baakots made OF tullps
The tHllies were hand decorated with tuy
first prizc AZ bridge, Mra Richard owens
second ana Mrs Harold Brett. consolation,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11

Keith. hrr CeUle Eaton gave very Boo.
terostInR tHlF ot Education Woek. and
shc appointed tbo following cowuittee.
MnsdHues :. o. Shaw. y. H. Nr,h ard
j. q Adams 90 assist Nj Nrasrrs. city
superintendent ~ sthouls during the
wrrk. which is education week Tho les-
son was led by Mechanics l.. ~. hhav,
> lf BOYD ana Well Ross 4 very on
ioyhblS time WAS reported By those g'tH
out and the lesson vac very much enjoyed
BY those who attended.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11

81. and Hrn W u. Miu,r arc a. bun
CON fOr frw weeks.
word from 'uuEreH4nan priuEcv a.
WarhIuFtpn. ID O.. shows that Do is back
ou tho SOB
Nj and Mrs Homer breeding are IN
Guthrie where hr Breeding u serving 90
the federal jury
Mrs Jerfett and Mrs r. -. Andrews of
chandler ugrp guests Thursl1T Il Nfa
George Uhoads and Mrs Al lJufhes.
Mr. ana Mrs a. " 4 Davis and Ars
WhUu returned sunday from Watson. 90.
whore they mad taken the body of Roy
white Tor burial
81 and Mrs j y. chsrics. who rts st
Msuif1u Colo F"rt their touring cor
home this week and are th'utoiy's 's.
prDtpd uorH coon.
Last SUNDAY was the annual Walnau'H
nlauonsfy day at 'ha christian .Nur.h.
Tho church was beautifully decorated BY
Nra Ntwiuu circle
Mos 3 u paVrl who Is quito SICK at
hcr home Boo West stroud is slightly b"'-
tHr firr con. DHear bowell ~ Kansas
ritg lH visiting with her
Mira A. 20 collins and tNI suiifeu
won't go forde1 Thursdly 90 rHInaiu with
her parents unNI after the hulday8. Mr..
roIlluH went w'fh ther 'F hH NkIa-
huWH tI'N
Tha Musr club mot Monday tor . prof
table session 90 the Hudltnriu This Is
new and very delEhful club Thc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11

w o m g MS iinwoavc handker-
chiefs; narrow. hemstitched and
rolled edges, with pretty em-
hroidered colored designs Price,
cach--iOc up to,.....,...2 25c
Womons linen handkcrchiefs,
wide and narrow hemstitched
hems IN white and colors, with
embroidered designs. Priced,
each $50 up to,.,.......75
w o. m G MS handkerchief In
pretty Christmas boxes, in white
and culOrs. with contrasting
hcmstitched hems and embroid-
cred designs Priced. ner box
of thrce-S5c up to-. Sf.05
W m n's handkerchief In
Christmas boxes. beautiful en-
broidcrod designs, scalloped
edges, also narrow ana wide
hemstitched hcms. Priced. per
box OF three--S2.2S up TO S2.75
Children's embroidered and col
ored bordered handkerchiefs,
also the nursery designs; coll
ored, rolled edges, hemstitched.
Priced, oaCh---iOc up to-, zoe
Hunts on Mnin Between
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
Group Three

Smaller dolls In an endless variety, specially
tabled, Values up TO $500
Special, $I.95
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
Group Two

A huge table OF dolls in various heights ana
sizes Values from $3.50 to 1875.
Special $S.29
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
Group One

Soft Baby Dolls, daintily dressed in ging-
ham rompers others IN swiss dresses thar
really cry "Mam-ma' by merely turlng
them to ono side, Values sl2.50 to $500.
Special, SO. rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

h"ys hnvc an act that IL described az
'on" long laugh"
This w"rk-"nd viii bring another
great LAUGHING show. Like the open
INK show '..n acts arc almost all new
to THIS section Of the country
Mccarthy, St"rnad q 90. a trio Of
eccentric comedy Entertainers.
promise fast ana funny musical ara
dancing ski,. Tn" act is said to be
iuil of funny surpriHos.
Thon there IR iIcrskind. tn" novelty
rart"onist, who draws pictures at
lightning speed and provok"s pal"s
of laughter with TIA. funny creations
Ii" produces.
Elya Lloyd. chun,cusc and comcdi-
onu". lie bringing "a fnnclful f.mininc
Offering. MISE Lloyd is Il pretty and
talented young woman with per
"onaiity that fairly radiaics good
lumur
Gruott. Kramer and Gruc't. black
fac" fnnstnrs. Will be seen In a roal
nov"ity, Assigned for laughing pur-
auscs only. Closing tho bin viii
come tn" -Four kcrvillcs. u troupe
nf sensational novelty athletes ana.
novelty performers.
Ncw ana entertaining movi"s viii
y" supplied by the motion picture do
rartm"n' ~ an added attraction 20
each OF TIA" ynudcv.ll" shows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
~ClNEDYDOlNINATES WEEKS
PROGRAM AT THE ACADEMY
18th One or Two Exceptions, All of the Attractions
Announced Are New to Richmond and All Come
Direct From Metropolitan Theaters


with song and dance and merry
PIP. Mile. vaudcvirc. aiwnys cav
ID airy. win dcfy rho ,,sin. ,.,nno-
WIZ '''y '"c RISING temper
"'"''"9'
Observation-Disclosures VIII tnd sur"chs"
om the discomtorts of the weather
two breezy variety shows which
Koiu, or,co. ,ro sorrnu o. mo
,,,o Wv
''' '"' "'eN commencing
=" "'' r'pni"r aon"ay matinee.
Oh OF the bins. with on" mr. ,wo
ccptions. Am Of tho attractions
,,,rcod IN. ,,o ,,.t
"'"
,,'' ''' '''''' "''''' from
-, ''''"'''"h 'h'"'ers
''7 'o''hh ana ms company
laurhmahcrs. ono Of the mos, pro.
,unccd hit. OF IN" Epr!u- soa4nn In
ew york. arc riycp ,,,s,r-,.us
ac. on ~ o,.,,;,,,. In, ,a,
.rs,,lo '," '''
'''''''''"h win original
"H'' lie is presenting an Ola
'ofi'' Of song. dam" and hilarious
"h''h mas scored heavily ar n
hi7rper In tho larger cIiicY Tho
Z has never been soon of tn. .h,,.
me-"
Another attraction uo,,n,o ,.u,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
New and Wonderful
Hair Removing Secret
uIow to Get Kid OF Roots aud AnJ

The secret IS OUT Any woman bothered
with gupcrGuous hair can nov Gid herself
~ this trouble ahsnlut'ly-not only TN
surface huirs. bur tho roots ss w"ll-by
wnaf ia known as ihc "phcl ct!E" pru-
c"ys' I'll. new method does away with
numerous aud expensive visits To IN" Nl"r-
trniyst- expert. Docs Away with d"p!l7
Nothing lntr 4, ovor known before. &c; =
stick 81 rhclac,inr from your 'frugc. st.
follow the osRy instructions. AMI have tho
surprise 81 your lif".
You do he work In GOV seconds. in
your own homa. without TIC least injury
The h,.r-rorts ooinc out hrfprc your vcry
syaS leaving IN" SKIN rn''. sm"n'h hair
loss. rh''tc'in" 10 udori"ss, non -irriint-
ing. ami go harmless sou conIG eat it,
.NI-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
Richmond's Theater Calendar This Week

ACADEMY -Kclth's vaudevi,lo.
with changes Thursday.
BROADWAY Dorothy phuiips
aud James klrkwnod. In Man
woman Marriagc." all week.
Comedies added each day
Nii-stnr east In "Thc
Lost Romance" Monday. Tuesday
anu "Wednesday. pauiin" Fred
"rick. in Salvage" Thursday. Fri
day amd Saturday. Comedies add
.d each day.
BlJoli- May McNvuy. In ~
private scandal" Monday. Tues
day and "Wednesday. C,aire Adams,
~ TN" Spend"rs,' Thursday, Fri
day and saturday. Comedies add
ed each day.
ISIS Gladys Leslie. In ~ Child
for sale" AL wo"k. Comedies
added each DAY.
Blu EBlltD Harry carov. I'm
The WALTON Monday and Tues
"aF SHIRLEY Mason in The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
DELIGHTFUL HAIR WASH

You can enjoy delightful shnin-
200 with very littIc effort ana for "a
very triniug cost. if you get from
your drurgiFts n package Of can
thrUy and dissolve Il tcaspconfGl III u
CUP 81 hot rHtcr. 'rh!s makes 81
fuIl cup az shampoo liquid. enough
so " is easy TO Apply Il To al! the
nnir instead at just the top Of tho
head Your Shampoo Is now ready
Jus, pour = littl. al a Lime on the
scalp and hair uutil both ar. en-
tircly covered by tho dnintiiy per
rumrd prepa ration that thoroughly
dfsEoIvcs and removes every Dit a!
dandruG. excess ell and dirt After
rlusinr the hair dries quickly with
"A nui.juoss that makes {, seem
Heavier than 1t Is. and takes on a
rich lus,er and sottuess that makes
arranging IL a pieasurc.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

Mother Heart" Wednesday aud
Thursday. loot Gibson. in Ban
dts. R"war.' ana spociaI variety
program. Friday and Saturday.
Comedies added each day
oDEoN Katherine Macdonald.
IN "TruS, Your Wif"." Monday and
Tuesday. fola Nogri i'm "pas-
sion Wednesday ana Thursday.
George ArliSs. I'm "Tho Devil" Fr.-
day and saturday. Comedies add
ed each day.
REM Art Arord. in '"rhc White
iiorscmnn and 'Sin@l" Handed
sam Monday. 'Th" Martyrs "
tho Alamo" Tuesday. "Iilackuail-
ers' nlum' ana "Tho Tiger Band.
"Wednesday Iack rcrriu. TN
Fighting Flood. aisu "a Fight
To tho Finish" Thursday. y al
Hart, in Danger valley" Friday.
9TH" Diamond Queen ais" Tom
Sautechi. in special Western
picture. Saturday. Comedies add
cd each day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
UNUSUALLY GOOD BILLS
BOOKED AT THE ODEOM

At Tho oycon this week viii nc
fh"wn three unusually attractlv" pho.
'odramaF. BEGINNING tomorrow. and
continuing through Tuesday. RATHER
IN" Mcdonald in TRUST Your wi.c.'
IL IN" attraction This is - Flrs,
National f"atnr" of unusual charm
Wednesday, and Thursday pola N"crt
viii present Passion" tho s"nsa-
t"nal production which has created
Il Juror" wherever shown.
/; * tho first time 1t has ever been
presented al td"un prices For Fri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

Holmes viii also ho seen this day
IN The rlS.r Band"
lack Perrin. in Fighting Hood"
viii be the feature Thursday, follow
cd by ~ Fight 10 tn" Finish" n
good Western picture. Ncal Hart viii
l." the l"sdliurr for Friday. foiloHcd
las Tho Diamond Queen" Saturday.
Tom Saurschi viii also y" sc"n this
day In thrilling Western picture.
Now aud Interesting comedies will To-
shown each DAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

Marie rrcvoe,. former bathing
beauty. has commenced work on her
Hrst vlctur" "a star KING HngEot.
crstwhll" fla matinee liol. is ali
rcctiur her in "a story called The
itutfcrNy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

anniversary gift She Il again In
nor makeup and PLAYING in new
Harold Lloyd comedy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

TN" next OF Tom Snntschrs on.
doors stories viii he ono written by.
himself During a recent lapse he
tween pictures SautsChi got ambitions
ana wrote himself three scenarios
one is Il sea story
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
IS The KEYNOTE AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC THIS WEEK

day and Saturday Gorge Arliss will
b" seen In Il picturIzdtiuu Of "rh.
Devil" his famous stage succoss.
This. also. is tn" first time this fea-
tur" GaS been seen at OdcUu prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

y now homo in Hollywood has been
purchased by Dildrcd Davis She pre-
s"ntcd II 10 her parents as a wedding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

No longer viii !tcG!uaid Earkcr he
n Eoldwvn feature director he is
heading his own company to produc"
stories with all-s'ar casts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
$1,000 Model
$43.75

Thro"-tlorr STYLE.
holds 60 HIS Whit.
irrc"loid lin.d.
Si:....5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
SJS.OD Model
$48.5O

Apartment model
front or back
lccr: 100 pounds.
$3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

l.arg" four-door
''yic: 100 lbs I.
p / Q e. g Porcelain.
SJD.5u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

Mating covered hardwood
Shirtwnist Box with hinged lid.
handles and feet; size l4x3S
inches, II inches high. Very
convenient for childrcn's sum
mer dresses. waists, lingerie
and other dainty things. Spc-
cinl, Monday only, $3.O8.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

Top icor; 80 lbs.
ic" capacity. Now,
80.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-06-16

Mrs. VIM. Fender entertained a
number of her lady friends last Tues
day afternoon, there being eight
guests present. Dainty refreshments
were served. This occasion is re-
ported as very enjoyable one, it
being in honor of Mesdames John
Avery and J. F. Hart, who will leave
soon for New York state and Omaha,
respectively.
Good ginghams 23c per yard at Mrs.
Conover's.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. E. White and
daughters Lois and Mildred of Nor
wood, Colo, came in Wednesday
night to visit at the home of their
daughter and sister, Mrs. X. c. Van
AIKEN and family. They started to
drive through in the car and got as
far as Greeley, where they left the
car on account of bad roads and
bridge washouts.
The Delphian Society enjoyed pic
mic at the caves last Friday evening.
After bounteous supper there was
most interesting lesson on the
Modern Drama. Mrs. c. B. McCamp-
bell reviewed play "The Scare
Crow by Percy MacKaye. 1t was
told in such a manner that the audi
ence sat spell-bound as though they
were seeing the play given. Mrs. E.
c. Hamilton gave talk on the
Irish Dramatists and Mrs. J. c. Wag-
ner reviewed John Drinkwater
"Mary Stewart" Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Hamilton concluded the program with
one-act play entitled 10000 P. NJ
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-06-16

c. H. Peterson, manager of the
Wellworth Department Store in this
city, and H. H. Hawley of Denver
last Friday closed deal whereby they
purchased the Ryan Co. store at Chap
pell, and are now in possession, with
Mr.. Hawley in charge as manager.
The Chappell store will also be known
as the Wellworth Department Store,
and to certain degree will be con-
nected with the Wellworth Store in
this city. By the acquisition of the
Chappell store better facilities are pro
vded for the buying of merchandise
in larger quantities, thereby taking
better advantage of the market. These
stores will maintain a New York buy
er, and it will be the endeavor to
sell quality merchandise at the lowest
possible prices,