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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
|0pPOSE SHOWING
OF HAM0N FILM
|v c. T. u. Convention
Here Commends Oppo-
sition to the Pictures
WANT LAWS ENFORCED
sneaker Says Dissertation of
sabbath Great Cause of
Crime Wave

emphatic opposition to the pres
..,,,ion " any film In which Clara
s,th UBmon appears on the
..,upd that TO feature her would
Ia to nat q false estimate upon
to smiled and distorted life she
| r,sdr was voiced in resolutions
| iopt,d uy the district Women's
l.sr,stIan temperance union. COM
! rsne the counties OF Tulsa, Creek,
Asfiugtou and Rogers In all-day
aop AZ the First Christian church
4 Fgesday, 49,. ..,,.
ION ou the making or showing OF
.'tir,s featuring Clara smith
,npu was voted FOR Ralph Talbot,
.ragcr ot a local theater and
| r,s.ideut ur the state Motion PIC
Yre association, uwner1 or motion
a,rtlrp tueaters OF birmingham,
H. Motion Picture league OF ore
g.1 Allied Amusement Industries OF
|rlfornil and for the effort TO pass
bll in the Texas state legislature
/ arob,b.ting the exhibition In Texas
y ihe proposed motion picture OF
her life.
About f6o women attended the
s-oup meeting. The time was gwen
instruction in W. G. T. L. actiyi~
,ss and discussion of principles Tor
| yblch the organization stands Law
I.r'orccmcnt was emphasized, speak
s and hearers seeming TO agree
l tne statement of Mrs. jose
l ~ N. Bu.n state president, VINO
Stidpd. that oklahoma has good
III Inhibition laws If the officials
eogld only enforce them. a lunch
,au and banquet were served.
The pcrus menacing America were
med by Rev. John l.. Brandt of
| Nlskolee as lawlessness, sabbath
| decoration vicious movies, lack OF
| roh!blion enforcement, vicious Joy
ding. Reverend Brandt, who has
| i1,elcd abroad extensively. painted
| se continental sabbath in all Its
..y cJ,ors, saying that sunday is
htmill,aN pdradcs and beer gardens
IA germany. for bull rights in Spain,
1r races and the theatcr in France
and that there IL no sunday III
I.i.a or Japan. THE man or wom-
u who .dCIrcratcs the Lord day
Is an enemy of the government Tor
sunday Is one Of the foundations of
our country. our nation beginning
with the blessed institution. Motion
pictures may be a blessing or a curse
I'd because they are ranked as one
%. the three greatest influences
| among men, they should be made
Influences for good. Reverend
| Brandt. who Is chairman OF legisla-
| tive work FOR the state ministerial
| alliance bewailcd the difficulty OF
getting even a hearing for sunday
observance Of movie regulating laws
before the state legislature.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
Quarterly Meeting
COnUenes Next Week

Reverend J. l.. Brown Of Guthrie.
Tulsa district elder OF the Oklahoma
conference OF the Free Methodist
church. will hold the district quar-
terly meeting here from March 81
10 April 3, inclusive. The meeting
and services In connection will be
held in district court No. i'm the
courthouse. Ministers and laymen
from other parts OF the district are
expected To be present. The scrS
mon by Elder Brown on sunday
morning will bc preceded by love
feast, special service OF the church
and followed by communion service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
BUSINESS GIRLS ON OUTING
Tulsa and Sapulpa Young Women 10
Spend Week End at Parthcnia.

About 80 business girls and women
from Tulsa and Sapulpa will spend
the week end at the Y. w. &. a.
camp at Parthenia park, according
to reservations so far made. Young
women of the Sempcr Fldelis class
of the First Methodist church will
leave for the camp at $3.50 o'clock
Saturday afternoon and Immediately
after disposing Of the contents OF
their week end bags in the dormitory
Of Friendship lodge, will prepare a
steak roast on the grounds. They
will hold their sunday school class
"in the temple OF the woods sun
day morning and will Seturn home
late Sunday afternoon. A group oI
business girls from Sapulpa VIII ar
rive at the camp Saturday afternoon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
DELTA LODGE ENTERTAINS
Masons Hear Exposition of History
of Order and Enjoy Music

DeIta lodge, No. 70, 4. I. z 4.
NJ, was entertained and instructed
at its social meeting last night in
the Masonic hall by an address by
Oklahoma grand orator. Johnston of
Perry, in which he gave the history
of Masonry and its accomplish
ments. About 500 members, includ-
ing many grand Officers, We're pres
ent at the most successful social
session In gears. a second address
was made by Past Grand Master
Monahan Vf Wisconsin, who is a
visitor in the city
on several occasions during the
session, the members were enter
tainCd by solos rendered by ". Il.
Guiberson. and selections by the
Masonic string band.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
DECOMPOSED BODY FOUND
Identified as Scott Nichols. Chief W.
l. Operator NJ Fort Worth.

FORT WORTH, Texas, March ~.
A badly decomposed body, believed
70 be that Of Scott Nichols, Western
Union telegraph chief operator, who
has been missing from here since
February s, last, was found in
Trinity river near the Three Mile
bridge west of the city this after
noon, A ing and cuff links bore the
initials -. ~" and the laundry
mark on the clothing was identified
as that of Nichols.
Coroner's investigation late this
evening showed that Nichols had
been shot through the hearts Po-
Ice believe he was murdered and
robbed ard his body then thrown
from the bridge,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES roR sALY

FOR SALE Buick-six, passenger.
good shape good rubber, VIII take
good Ford and ZONE cash Cnll g7g2.
FOX SALE--Sevrn passenger Chalmers
car; looks and runs Ike new: bargain
cash. Adams Motor Sales Co. 500 s.
Main St. Phon" Usage 764o.
MAHMOS chummy roadster ~" for sale.
Rubber In Al shape two extra tires.
Price '2.bOO. Car can be seen at Baker.
oliver Garage, Broken Arrow, or tele.
phone Broken Arrow 7Gt a. l.. BurweIl
CADILLAC EIGHT touring car for sale
Five brand new cord tires .quIpppd
with Westinghouse shock absorbers a
bargain for quick sale at $3.50. Tcle
phone A. l.. Burweii, Phone sol, Broken
Arrow.
SUPERIOR BATTERY STATION
NIGHT AND DAY SERVICE
aO7 8. BOULDER. PHONE OSAGE 1860
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
TAUGHT CLD-FASHlONED WAY
'hcago Society Leader Believed In
Honey Girls.

CHICAGO, March 2g.-Mrs. George
fullman, leader of Chicago's society
e'na one Of the founders Of the
PRESENT Chicago, who died In Pasa-
usaa Yesterday, believed in teaching
Hyen old-fashioned arts. Cook
VIZ Iewlng and housekeeping We're
he vest foundations for a girls odu-
'auon, in her opinion.
AZ The farm OF former Governor
VI lliIlnoi7 Frank o, Lowdcn, her
'lA'in-law, she installed a complete
naaI house with little cook stoves
anu paniries complete, where her
.ahddoughtcrs were taught to do
'htlr work.
among her activities as patron
y. arr art' was the employment OF men
cciLJIa'S'ohaiiy TO wash the black off
N"'cago soot-laden statuary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
Building Destroyed by Fire,

4 fire caused by an overheale,u
tar pot, occurred az $50 North
Greenwood at about l o'clock on
Tuesday afternoon, A two-story
building made Of cement blocks ana
occupied by Henry Holawick ana
DR.. 4. c. Jackson was burned down
1t was owned By Doctor Jackson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
sECoTYMs, ROTARY TO MEET
Joint Luncheon at Hotel Tulsa to he
Held "Wednesday nj Noon

Rotary and Secotym clubs will
Join hands Wednesday noon. holding
JOINT luncheon and meeting at
Hotel Tulsa. Maxwell Smith is to
be Rotarian and Joe Payne speaker
Payne's subject has not been an
nounced
The Secotym club membership Is
made up of young men of Tulsa
who are active in the different
churches in the city. The Sccotym
Is taken from the words, serve the
community through young men"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
invite Bixby Ep,,ortb Jearuc

leaerIpors OF the Bixby Epworth
q nv nave been invited to be guests
Fr,, ' ihpWorth league of the Tulsa
Foo, "lr'hodist church at its April
hen, rar,y Friday night, In the base
'lgmhol me church and for which n
lEbe W. oi stunts have been planned.
,nd ",'telnoers OF the league will at q
ralrs '1e ~ revival first, going down
'0f The party later.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
BUSINESS SERVICE

Htsi>EsS StsNICE OIFERED 81,
LE1 ME- MEND and Laundry your Iace
curtains, 1bc palt. Work Euaran.
tccd. Oaagc 220i }.
NATL HOUSE ANp WtNBOW
CLEANING 60.
windowa cleaned. wallpaper woodwork
washed. floors waved ana polished. our
prices are reasonable. cedar tl10.
FINE FURNITURE REPAIRING
rrfnlshing, upholstrting. bsagu tIt.
MATTRESHEs renovated ane recovered
all art t-ken out. cotton made iu layer
fcit. bux filled work guaranteed phone
Tor price and samples ~ covering Phone
ldo. Tuln Aettr'ha GO.
MATTRi,sSEs renovated and recovered
returned home the same day phons
iitq. sanitary Mattrees 60.
WIZ CANNOT make now furniture our Of
nld as some cay they do at W" guar
anteo ~ please you Try US and yon
Vul tell your friends Porch swings for
sale Miler- Hyde Furniture Lspaifs =
MfF. 9i5 ". Fostoria. Phone OsaGs
1l1l-H.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

LuCuMuuLE Tor sal, o, Trade. Most
iItnev cat u town, VIII tuN" tu lirht
roaust"ri \. \. Nrtncr, cedar 500. Nol
N Peoria.
WANTED. 10 tradr tor car cpuitl 100
lot nrnr Fifteenth st cedar 1aso
ron SALE cheap. Chevrolet light delly
cry truck, a real bargain nHaF" -'''.
SEE THIS tAH BEFORE HINtNG.
Handsome roadster. famous HiN cylinder
Continental motor, Perfect condition.
Exceptional opportunity to buy high
grade. classy rpadster a. biE sacrifice.
Price i4bO. See owner, Denver Garage,
Ii6 =. Denver Usage tJos.
FORD SEpAN-n first class condition.
can 900 Mayo bldg.
TOR SALE-Frankln touring car series
o. new paint. tires and iuHt overhaulcd,
good buy Tor 1890. Address T. ..
BOA ii7s, Muakogee.
USED CAR BARGAINS
We have few good used cars witch wa
ate offering to sell at reasonable prices.
Can offer terms 10 responsible parties.
FRED SHAW MOTOR CORPORATION
iiG 8. ISmdor osaee ssts
FOU SNLE-stutZ roadster fine shape
and good cord tircs. See Eaton, al
Nichols Transfer Phone osago us -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
mtLr WNNrl.n-MAI.E

wANTED-Reliable man 20 open braneh
store for us In any good town IN this
state You must be able 20 invest not
iess than $1,000 cash IN stock or auto
mobile ti~es and other auto supplies We
guarantee you gross profit OF l2O per eent
per year. No experience required, tor
further Information. address AhtomolNs
Eduipneni co, Room 2. Holland bldg
continent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
"UUlD TAX ALL UNMARRl led
'anrc Ia BE Before Louisiana
constitutional Convention.

nonsEtiEVEPORT, La, March 29.--
/ ppu'nance introduced by Delegate
,or. boclsson and scheduled to
,ic.'s, before the Louisiana constitu-
pa convention today at Baton
m,.s' VIII, IL adopted. tax all un-
Tb'''eu persons, irrespective Of sex.
vo,,.,hly unmarried persons exempt
naiSu pe bachelors and bachelor
,bei. VINO are actively supporting
VII" dependent damilies and those
,uo'e not yet passed what the
ase 'ufe may fix as the "nubial"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
Ads
xyeu ur1y~
ctltlIg;acsoslo
N-fl-xk eLA~
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND 10, NJ

LOST AND FOUND !
LOST SUNDAY NIGHT. gold and pearl
cnif INK Reward. usagc tolo.
LOS1 An A. =. q. Fraternity PIN Friday
ose 2yS dlys ahS Sf Tn+G '.S sSd MAN RcsTd
FINDER please leave at 6Ot ;. Cincinnati
Ossge 1895.
sitA lEb- Male white collie puppy col.
lar license. name and address attached.
Can osasc ti'7-J, Reward.
LOST 35Sth extra TIRE and rim. East
sixth Or Tenth 81 Reverb. Cedar
2sss. t22 Iowa nldr
Lost straycd or stolen. to.Oo reward,
Small smooth mouth blue mare puuN.
weight 500 pounds, northeast OF Tulsa.
Notify VIII Williams, Broken Arrow.
Okla. Route !. BoN 100, care Eii Mc
LOST sttss-d or stolen ,h.uu reward
small, smooth mouth, blue mate pony,
weight 500 pounds northeast Tulsa,
ONa Route ], box 100. care Ei Me
LOST. Black and white English ttau
hound. Answers to name Of spot when
last seen had collar on with tax tag and
owners name. Reward. 4. j. Hartman,
Lost Rhinestone brooch downtown
district, valued az keepsake, reward.
} can osage Sta5, Mrs. Stecley
LusT-Small gold pin. ono amethyst.
two pearls, lost west part OF town. Third
o., Fourth sts March 20. Reward. cedar
LOST Lancet wrist watch: return TO
Purity bakery ~ n Main Reward
LOST one liudaon seal cape. liberal re
ward can Cedar 1870.
LOST--A female Pitt bulldog, answers to
name OF Patsy. Reward. 3o5 y boulder
PURELY PERSONAL
fAlRMoNT MATEHNtrY HOSPITAL for
! confinement; private, prices reasonable.
may work for board. babiea adopted.
Write for booklet Mrs r. ~ Long 4OII
| " 21th street. Kansas City. Mo.
! CANCERS. tumots. goitre, piles. flstula.
Write for testimonials about cures. Bnx
! 5i7 Dallas Texas.
WEST MAIN MATERNITY sANITARiUM
"A home for the care and protector n
OF young women; rates reasonable. babies
/ adopted Dr. NJ " Newman. medical
director, itT W Main. oklahoma city,
SPECIAL NOTICES 0
| PARTIES who bought large while re.
frigcrator from the Neale Furniture Co
Saturday, March 30 please call and get
refund or phone Cedar 1866. Neale Fur
niture Co 227 Il. Third.
/ MAIEkNirl hospital. private. Babies
adopted II desired; prices reasonable.
/ 2s02 $. Robinson, oklahoma City.
/ wANTED-Ca to pasture. good grass
plenty of water. CEDAR 2c45.
/ PLEASE notify - Brown. Bristow. okla.
tf you have seen Noel brown, a boy ~
] years old blu" eyes, dark halr. scar by left
side Of nose and Hcroes upper lip.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
nfIr wANrtn--rfMALE

WTT-T WAN III y " -
WANTED First class cook. nust hn 'A
perieucrd Phone between a. W, and
Q p. m, Usage s9Gs, ------..-
WHITE GIRL FOR houseworh end heln
'r.r. Tor children. Phone Oaage S0Sa
:2i Iowa Hldg. -------
WANrLp-Laundress, Cali osase SIs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
w. G. Norris Motor
Sales Company
701-3 South Main ST.
J. II. Hilt, Used Car Manager.
Phone Usage $500

FORD ROADSTER -Good condition In
every respect, big bargain for cash,
central Garage, OTage s9Gl.
LIGHT and heavy trucu, cneap. or will
trade Cedar ~.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

Alternating current passed through
the windings OF electromagncts
causes rapid vibration of screens In
a now machine for sitting dry pow
dered materials.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

aOl EAST IHlhl'
Absolutely clean. eStra lstGe outside
rooms. also connecting rooms, hot and
cold running water, respectable" hotel
for pruplu who appreciate "a clean htmuE
phrrc, reasonable rates by day or week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
BOARD AND ROOMS


HOTELS 10
JACOBS HOTEL
200 rnoms enforced concrete, fire proof
building. rooms 81 and El,25 per day, 50
and q per week.
sos EAS1 FIRST STREET..
wEsTLARD HOTEL, 2o6H u. THlHD
Rooms with hot and cold water. steam
heat, s. TO ii2 Connecting and private
bath tlt an fls, Usage 1878.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
AUTOMOBILES


1915 PREMIER fuur. .paesruEsf good
shape Vud uhbUf vf usfEYIu. UsHke
Sos aak Tor Wuf'h
FOR sAIE-.,udiIle model t.. touring
uw nor leaving town Consider diamond
as part payment Phone bradley, bsag"
9gG2
PACKARD sproItttI perfect condition
finely equipped bargain fof cash. Room
3 iaSnIc hotel pasre lfof.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

NOME LAuNDnY. $40 & QUINCY
FoH the clean laundry call Usage st75.
sol y, Greenwood,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
LEGAL.

NOTICE or ROAD BOND SALE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that on the
9th day Of April. 1871 there viii be sold
FIVE. HHndr9d sA,y,e,ght Thous,and
County, Oklahoma Road Bonds a. the
County Courthouse In the city OF okmui-
gee at 1890 p. m. The BoLds are dated
December IL. isl6, and bear 80 interest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
WHERE 70 pAT
BUSINESS SERVICE
nIsINEss snMyICE OITEhEI

BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED 80
HOME LAUNDRY. $50 g. quincy.
FpH thc clean laundry oali Usage st75.
sol y. Greenwood.
DiGGiNq ciaterus. cementlng trash burn.
ors, cellars ana wells. Also plaHtsrlng.
'all jim Sanders. contractor. OSsgo
iF m ~ CEMENT WORK OF any kind
you want done. We can do It nrst
class IN every respect bonded ana H.
ccnsod. Guaranteed. Cedar 2i2G or Usage
ya2i.
LACE CURTAINS CLEANED by expert
methods IN one of the largest ana most
modcrnly equipped curtain lnundrieH In
country, our prucos ~ cleaning guar.
antces that edges of your curtains viii
be- perfectly straight whom nnIshod und
chances a. running delicate curtains by
sending 90 ordinary Laundry. send uH
your curtains BY parcel post. write today
tor rree booklet 'how 10 Make Your Cur-
iBluH Last l.uuEer,' Simply s'nd name.
a post card viii do#tO bsrgils Specially
Laundry. 5t99 froHpcct Kansas City. No.
NGNDOWs. wuodwofR, exterior house
wushing. rcscreonIng the American way.
Osagr t527
OKLAHOMA WINDOW CLEANING CO. -
Woodwork washed onr prices are rea-
FuuHh.c. Phone osagn l32O-J.
MANIhb. Carpenter, repairing, connect
ms rtH stoves. general handy man.
su UJ>E CORSET.
Tailor made, guaranteed, Mrs. McMullen,
"saf- ai''.
TULSA CAMBRIA EXCHANGE.
kudHts Repaired
N4rTptUs Iu used Cameras
GEO. LESGHHlDGE
Formerly with Eastman Kodak GO.
cedar e'G lla8 Main.
FOR Hc clean loundry call Usage 2t75
hul n. Grenuwuod.
Gas -IuNHa 600. luruna.e f,Taring,
Orogr t1sL 7o6 " rark. less H"iEss
HEFpUE building or rcmodoling your
home. phone Usage k5Gg. FIrst-Claaa
wurk, best city references.
FLOWER bo1es made to order. Usage
2l7l.H
WANTED Et,ayaUug, cistofns. cellars.
wolf cleaning. also laying or repairing
sidewalks. house painting. l.22 r., Third
ROuEKTs BROS. Decorating Company
iuE.d" painting specially. We save
you 30 per cent on PAPER Osage 6sse.
LACE curtains. lace shades ana siIk drap.
eTlcs dry cleaned or laundred By eS-
pert, ms q, Cincinnati, Phone Usage
t2Gs Tor appointment
LEAKY ROOFS.
Rain will ruin plaster ana cause sickness
Get them patched by expert men All
work guaranteed. call Usage s673.
GUARANTY Roofing Co.--Nepunset Paroid
ana built.up asphalt roofs for offlc,
ana warehouse buildings. Phone Osag,
tb4V'
GUARANTY Roofing Company -ArtcTad
put on over shingles, Phone Ossg,
/ MATTREssES renovated ana recovered
So. We rsfelt old felt mattresses. al
work guaranteed, Porter Mattress Co
WANTED Water wells 70 driH. Paou,
Cedar 72s. Il. ID. CoI~'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
Milburn Electric

with charging set. Has been used
little. batteries. tires and car all In
first class condition. A bargain.
Can be seen at 325 East Twentieth.
Phone Ccdar SSS.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-11-04
Where Disarming l. Needed

Great things are expected from the
Disarmament Conference i'll Washing
ton, to begin on the 18th. 1t will be
a confab of seven select nations, the
big ones lately in armed alliance
against Germany. There should be no
rivalry between late comrades in
arms. yet to read the daily newspa-
pers there is found q national peril.
In September an international con-
v~ention of Jurnalists vas held in
Hawaii, that far-away island in the
Pacific (quiet) peaceful ocean. In
speaking OF world conditions one
speaker said the greatest need was
to disarm the yellow journalist type
writer's. That is the rub.
Without sensationism where would
be the news to stir the minds of
thoughtless readers.
There is always some financial in
terests to serve and ambitions to
crafty. Much OF the sensational
news are propaganda fol n or the
other.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-11-04
Fancies of Literary Men

Keats liked red pepper on his toast.
Dickens was fond of wearing jew
elry.
Joaquin Miller nailed all his chairs
to the wall.
Edgar Allen Poe slept with his cat
and was inordinately proud of his feet,
Longfellow enjoyed walking only at
sunrise or sunset, as he said his sub
FINEST moods came upon him at these
times.
Daudet wore his glasses when
asleep.
Alexander Dumas, the younger.
bought a new painting every time he
had a new book published.
Robert Louis ~Stevenson's favorite
recreation was playing the flute, in
ordor as he said, to tune IN his ideas.
Hawthorn always washed his hands
before reading a letter from his wife
He delighted in porting owe old adj
vertisements in the newspaper files.
Oliver Wendell Holmes used tc
carry a horse chestnut in one pocket
and a potato in another to ward off
Observation-Disclosures.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-11-04
\ SONG TO NEW JERSEY
By Charles D. Plat and r. A. Laslett
Smith.

By Charles D. Plat and Il. A. Laslett
Smith.
"a
How shall | sing thee, how shall |
bring thee,
Falkland of Jersey, praises due?
Far though | wander, still | grow
fonder,
While | recall thy charms anew.
Far though | wander, still | grow
fonder,
While | recall-thy charms anew.
(2)
Dear are thy woodlands, gardens and
lowlands-
Shorelands and highlands, wild
fow'rs too!
More than this splendor, love strong
and tender,
Hearts true to duty. Jersey Blue!
More than this Splendor, love strong
and tender,
Hearts true to duty, Jersey Blue!
(3)
Heav'ns blessing cheer thee, love still
endear thee.
Falkland Of Jersey, evcr-moret
Bright be thy story, fadeless thy
glory,
JOY crown thy homes from hill tc
shore!
Bright be thy story, fadeless thy
glory,
Joy crown thy homes, from hill tC
shorel