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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-12-22
EPISCOPAL CHURCH SCHOOL

The Episcopal church school will
have a Christmas program at the w.
G. Young home Christmas Eve. After
the program a baptismal service will
be held, Reverend Jones officiating.
There will also be midnight service.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-12-22

Lights Best Flour, per sack $50. $1.5O :
Sugar, per sack ................. $50
Brown Beauty Potatoes, per blu. 49,. 1885
Brown Beauty Potatoes, per 1OO-lbs. 2.25
Pinto Beans. per pound .... .O6
Good Rio Coffee, per pound. ........ y f.
Large Sack Nutre Oats, 5-lb net. 80. .28
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-12-22

Mrs. G. Enc Of Guymon, oklaho-
ma,was shopping in the city satur-
day, returning home that night
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-12-22

progress of the Oklahoma Wheat
Growers Association fall Campaign
week ending December, IL, 1921.
Garfield County ..,....... $500 acres
Woodward County .-.-.-..3250 arces
Grant County .........:.--. 1892 acres
Texas County .-..............v.4 1882 acres
Woods County ...........~-~ 1858 acres
Ellis County .--...........-.-.--4213 acres
Kingfisher County -,-..-4721 acres
Noble County ..................5491 acres
Kay County ...........--........-1865 acres
Miscellaneous ...-..-.~......... 1888 acres
Total ............-.-.......... 1890 acres
Spring Campaign 411,072 acres
Grand Total ...-.. 460,820 acres
Bushelage ..-..--~ 6,595,364 acres
Principal progress made in Garfield
Grant, Kingfisher, Noble and Kay
Counties. The weekly gain is 1850
acres or 1929 bushels.
The old method of marketing wheat
is the speculative system. 1t is fl
nanced with capital stock. 1t is pro-
fit making system. It's object is to
pay dividends. To do so, it must
"bear" the market to the producer
and Dull" the market to the consum-
err. The organized grain dealers are
becoming more highly organized each
year. For instance rs per cent of the
wheat of the world is harvested in
the months of June, July and August
just at the time of the farmers. ma
tional pay-up day. Furthermore, the
bulk of the wheat is producer by one
crop farmers. They must sell and pay
as soon as their crop is harvested.
Hence the well-organized speculative
system has the opportunity for its
yearly harvest. 1t is developed to the
point where it furnishes market in
formation, finances and warehouse
facilities to the wheat producer in
just the right quantities to separate
him from his wheat at the least pos
sible price. Then this system changes
from the "bear" to the "bul" side of
the market with the result that the
consumer pays high price, altho the
producer sold at low price. The in
tcrests of this speculative system are
absolutely adverse to the interests of
both the consumer and the producer
The elimination of these adverse in
terests is the only possible solution.
The producers can organize and es-
tablish their own selling agency, OPP
Grating thru experts, can secure reli-
able information as to production and
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-12-22
PROGRESS OF THE
OKLAHOMA WHEAT GROW
TRANSPORTATION

This is condemned report of the
progress of the Oklahoma Wheat
Growers Association fall Campaign
week ending December, IL, 1921.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-12-22

/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Aker Of "
zone. visited in the city Saturday
and Sunday. a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
ALL ROADS TO TULSA
Complction Of Paved Highways In
Tulsa and Adjoining Counties
Cnrtnln Mlihin Shnrf 1lmc.

All roads viii lead TO Tulsl in this
hair OF oklahoma shortly Cyrus S
Avery said Saturday In commenting
o. the recent long strides in road
nstlcfs being taken by Tulsa coun-
r. nclchbors. Tulsa is becoming
the center OF an extensive network
OF roads" were Avc~y's words 1T
"a very safe TO predict that in %
months you can travel rs TO 100
miles our Of Tulsa on hard surfaced
roads"
This desirable condition will not
he beneficial 10 Tulsa alone, but also
20 farmers and towns In this radius.
FOR. tn Aycrv's statement, Tulsa iq
the best market IN the west for
everything I'm produce and poultry.
Those living near Tulsa who have
produce and poultry 70 dispose of
are getting more for their wares
than people In tho same distance
from New York city"
Factors which moved Avery to
this expression Of opinion were Paw
huska's plan for a Sl,5O0.OOO road
bond issue. and the hopeful outlook
Tor Washington county's bond issue
Of S700.0 900 TO he voted on next
month. At this rate, Tulsa county s
roads viii soon b be connected up
with those OF Usage and Creek coun-
ties
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
VOLUME
IN STEEL TRADE
Anticipate Broadening of
Demand Restores
Confidence

: NEW York. oct t6.--while the
voluine Of business in steel has not
improved as much as many had
toDed fpr. the Increase I'm the num-
ber of untitled orders reported by the
stool corporation has given the mar
tet a more confident feeling and n
further broadening Of demand is an
The reduction Of freight rates on
,-or orc Is another favorable fpa-
tu-a and ~ is looked upon as a fore
,,st of lower rates ia all commodi-
,a4 Prices are firm, especially for
vi-s and sheets and in some quar-
,prs advances are anticipated.
Tho demand for pig iron has
shown noticeable Improvement as
stocks are small the tone ot the mar
kct remains firm.
I'm copper, the improvement
shown recently has been well main
,sined. The amount OF actual bust
nose has been smaller but there has
hecr 70 continued good export de-
Eaud.
Lead remains quiet and is still
vel under the control Of produc-
81. the tone being firm.
Znu ia firm and active, all offer
t-gs no 46Uc East St. Louis having
I,gr taken or withdrawn. SHELTERS
have booked so fully that they are
now out Of the market. Antimony
g. firm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. oct. 16.-
fFices were lower in the cotton mar
net this last week but good r,cu-
p'ratiNc power was shown durit4,
me last Two sessions At the lowest
on the week the trading months were
3N 20 JOB points under the close Of
me preceding week while ut the
highest levels, which came on the
opening session. the most active
months were 2 to l3 points over on
ihc close prices were 45 to So puiuts
down compared with the finals of
the preceding week December
traded as high aa l90Oc In tho
spot department midd.iug lost so
points In the net results. closing al
10000, A year ago middlng closed
~ 2o.25c. I'm the contract market
prices moved over an extreme range
Of % to 1923 points.
The selling pressure almas, CON
slautly applied during the early and
middle portions of tho week an
pearod TO come 20 some extent from
interests outside the market itself.
wall street and western traders APP
pearing to take prominent part i'm
hcarish operations More ur l,ss
professional selling was done ON
brArish talk concerning ginning. %
tdvuri's contention ON the short side
being that ginning this period would
be heavy enough 90 discrcdit the
last tentative crop estimate uy the
government which figures were g.
13EVNO bales. Tho refusal OF wash
ington officials To entertain the prup.
ositi"n % make am estimate Of cot.
ton 20 be glnuod after October is.
caused more ur less selling Buli.h
traders had hoped FOR su.h on cs,l-
mate because they were of tho opiD-
ION that u would offset unWarrau'pd
hearish conclusions drawn from
heavy ginning which. they claimed.
was due 10 premature opening OF the
crop and an abundance OF labor
whcrcwith TO gather the cotton with
In short period.
Toward the end Of the week tho
market took on a much better tone
on the great Improvement I'm statis-
tics. Consumption In this country.
mill takings by the world and ok
ports from United states ports were
very large, according TO tho census
bureau, American mills consumed
during September iSi647 bales OF
cotton against 46T1O3 Ia August and
i57,967 in September OF last year.
this being the first time since july.
1920, that consumption has boen
larger than for the same month of
the preceding year According 60
Hester, mill takings for tho w"ok
were the largest since the middle Of
January, 1920, the world taking 332.-
600 bales against $4,000 this week
last year and 10000 two years ago.
Exports for the week were 245.1cO
bales against 1929 the same week
last year and l03,T02 two years ago.
The third ginning period of the
season will end with the end Of busi-
ness Monday and this coming week
the t'-nc and attention Of the trade
probably will be taken UP with at
tempts to forecast tho third report
OF ginning which is due October %.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

1904 vDpyAg. t-paasugsr nun 5000
r.Ira good frru IfIlDI tnr quick .H."
% u60 Tulsa Motor car Co. l22y South
Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
May Request US.
To Mediate Jap
Chinese Puzzle

TOXIC. oct. l6-h formal re-
quest from Japan 60 President
llaldiug to mediate tho ShautWE
question between Japan and china
would not be surprising develop
m,ut OF the coming week.
Tho opinion In wei informed
circles here seems certain that
such step viii he taken should
China refuse % second offer from
Japan to negotiate Tor settle
muut ui the issue.
Minister Ohttu az pCkluE was
instructed Wednesday Co. accept
the original refusal uf the china
government 10 negotiate which
hr had steadily declined Co re-
D"ivu until advised by Toxic To- do
gu
a second otter was understood
Co ho iu preparation and probably
has been dispatched should 70
b." refused ALSO. the mediation re-
quest to President HARDING is then
expected tu Eu forward.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
OARDANELLA SHOW TONIGHT
Carnival OF Fun and Beauty Comes
to Convention Hall.

TDardanrIIa.- Inc MCBToE0T conn
pany's carnival OF fun and beauty
viii be at Convention hall tonight.
It is a whale of n show-settinE a
pace that keeps It we'll in tho lead
IN the musical comedy handicap. Its
principal charm is its exquisite Cho-
rus OF youth and beauty arraycd in
gorgeous creations and "pcppy" nov
elties. It's n zippy aggregation Of
stage baby vamps who can warble
and dance with a zest that is a real
Joy to visualize.
"Dardanclla" has been described
as "a riotous feast Of revelry and Joy
with a gigglc a laugh or scream
every minute"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
Cores Sight improves;
Sees Flashes of Light

WASHINGTON. oct. lG.-Con-
tinuCd improvement In the cuudi-
tons which have made former SEN
ator Thomas T.. Gore Of oklahoma,
s.Ehtlu.S- since early youth. was re-
ported today ny specialist who has
been attending the senator. Tho pa
ticui was said To experience flashes
Of liGh'' as q result Of the treat
mcut the first he has taken In 30
years, several previous attempts TO
regain his sight having failed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
Tort Worth rIcdg,-. CnnitaI.

FORT WORTH. OCT lG---Thc ag-
rlcultural livestock finance curpor-
alton, organized here under the war
finance corporation to make loans
available 10 farmers and Cattlemen
Of the gouthwcat, announced today
that half OF the $l,5OO,OO capital
had been pledged In Fort Worth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

REDWOOD CITY. Cal, oct 16.
VIM. A. Uightower, convicted OF the
murder OF Father Patrick T.. Hcslin,
Colma priest, was sentenced to life
Imprisonment I'm san Quentin prison
yesterday by Superior Judge Buck
after a motion for new trial and
for arrest of judgment had been de
MED Attorney William r. Heron
for the defense served notice an ap-
peal would be takhcn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

HuICR ROADSTER Tor sale. model Ga
1870. recently OyrThnulcd. new paint,
good tirrs. Can be bought very cheap Tor
Cgsh. miller Garage, f20 East Second.
l-.L---- L---.L .--LL L.L. q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

NAKED ENhMELtNO- Tenders atrairht-
encd. body work metal finishing. radi.
Ators repaired, We deliver The goods ,
ASK any ono" Tulsa Auto Timers, ga
LaaL anrnnd. Onnna $50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
Rank Cnshicr Indcr Arrest

ST LOUIS. Mo, oct. l6.--Carl
T. Abraham cashier in the bank
Of large department store. was
arrested today for alleged embezZle-
mcnt Of S21,5OO. William Willis,
charged with completely in the
theft. is in cutody I'm New York,
where he Is said to have gone with
the intention Of betting s13,500 Of
the money on the worlds series He
will he returned here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

1871 .PErIAL s1N suudsuaker ~ "a
reII.rf CONDITION. Terms 's suit Roth
urawu TIr. ~. ''t o. s'r"rd. Cedar 's'
1890 DODGE ruadFtrr looks like new
cord tires, runs fiuo. Terms, lO4 !"
atf.TN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

AUTo & TIRE EXCHANGE
aia d. second g. OsaEo COOS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
AUTOMOBILES


NAKED ENhHELtNO Fcndcrs atraiTht-
ened, body work me,si finlshing. ,l rsdi.
AAiors tcpaits1' rWo deliver w., goods
Fast SECOND. OSaEe 350.
mo SALE on Fiak cord tlres, 80 por cont
on Qil city Garage, a2O n, Main
BUICK ught 20, 1880 model eTcsllent
shape, can be bought hight, some terms
BOULDER Garago, go \. houidcr
RuICiC TOuRtNG seven. passenger. 1920
model new. paint good ute1. runs fine
AUro 4 TIRE EXCHANGE 80.
sia T.. Second g. usaEe coos
MUCK TOURING 1890 model. new paint,
THIS ,s a bargain At The price ,575. Terms.
ua D. second st ' ussgo 6oos
DODGE ROADSTER 1870 model tnis
car looks and runs fine, ana Ia a dandy
value at the price ~ ib2b. Terms.
ArTo ! TINE EScHAEdE ana,
ron TRADE-For Ford. 1874 Harley
Davidson motorcycle with side car,
Electric equipment West Lstlmer.
MUCK ROADSTER fgr sale, model SO.
1880, recently 0ycrhnuled. new paint,
good tires can be bought very cheap Tor
cash. Miller Garage, t90 East second.
FiHsT 900 geta Ford. Cali at i23s s.
Frankfort
roIIp sEpAN- model, new paint.
AUTO 4 TIRE EXCHANGE -
si1 p. second Usage toos
FOR SALt--Two Fnrd touring curA, cheap.
oornet Of Federal ana Lewis. Phone
Cedar 230.
ron sAiE--D-AA nuluk roadster In sood
condition. equipped with Kelly Spring
tires good as new one spHre tire, new
top. newly varnishcd 1850 Tor guioh
sale Eastcrn on company, 2O2 Texas
BdE.. telephone Usage 800.
fOH SALE or TRADE. one Oilmnhue,
three quartrr-ton truck one Ford doIlv-
cry. one Ford five PaHBrngcr. Phone cedar
100 % W Flut
ron SALE. T.rda, pHaEss. usicA and
many other good rnaHru. oy"fy caf d
barFaiu. Terms 90 uult. Insd car ia
change 80 Main. osaEe A'oA
USED CANS bought and sold. sTT,sil
Tor CO.. iOs.05 ". second m. Cedar 26ss
UNDER new management. tho Central
/ Garage. aturugr. wHHh.ug. ErrasIhE. rr
pair work, "0 strive ln please ..lh'l
4 HufHu 40 f cheyenne. 's'g" ''hl.
wAArEp-uasd cars s"ndard makes, 70
good condition. central garage, I'D
g Cheyenne. osuro 1901
,y r rTfhfs Radiator works. U'buNt
TurI r,d8tnrs for Ha'e h'rnflnE inH
TsraIrnE An Work guaranteed lih N.
uirruuau DalI paago 1850.
1921 MoRMAN tpsssngsr. nun 5000
! 10000 Tulsa Motor Car Co., l2gy South
MaIn.
'Iggi aPErlAL FIX sudsbaEer. ln "a
uruun me w.. tst q aoro0d. cedar is.
1870 DODGE roadster, looks IKE new,
cord tires, runs iiuo. Terms lO4 W.
1fl..I.''.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
Begin Indian Offensive.

BOMBAY. oct. l6.--It Ia reported
from Malabar, that a big offensive
against the Indian reyolutionis;s is
expected to begin almost immedl-
atCly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
NetCs of Sdpulpd

SApULPN. oct l6.-1hc case OF
w. r. Nt,udemus, ON trial tn sup
IDriur court huru ON charge ut
uuI'n1sau,o 500 office was held up
Saturday hy the illness OF lutynau
ana the hearing WAS adjourned until
Monday when the state viii begin
putting uu lls Witnesses. Tho case.
ID is said. VIII hy the most bitterly
fought ono in the history of creek
county courts j ~ Thrift is sitting
as special judge 100 the case.
\ dip" operating at an auction
salC OF jcwolry on Dewey avenue
relieved one man OF SO and when
he announced his loss another
prospective purchaser OF bankrupt
stock learned that he had been re-
lcivcd Of his watch and SO.
W. Is. Cnntrcll. secretary Of Sa-
pulpa's business Mems association,
assisted by T.. T. Underwood is or
CduiZIuE "a troop OF s.a scouts among
.ho boys of the city. There are now
seven Boy Scout troops in Sapulpa.
and interest in boys work is grow
ing only boys over % years and
weighing above ll5 pounds are ell
giblo Tor membership.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
WANT ADS
Cettif. t.' U.s.D
rls 80
ANNOUNCEMENTS



i''NN N"rrh can ua'r, 1lat1
IDINp.N place when. uIat rIaaa H.ff
.nIrs Hrr rHf au f1l II.a Tuot TaUu
Shoe sh'r. it W riut o.
LOST .UaayH rIs.t uufsa. .,uisIninr
swal dam"uul tng auJ wrist watch
llh'ld trrAfA Mrs IS Kirby oHaro
''. Do
LosI Oue strpu tI gauntlet gIp,c. kuIt
UuIUU Iu NuUI1nr between nHHtufu.r hu1
luurth or uu FHwfh between UruIdrr and
MnlN i.ulr coll '7'Eu saiD or .o-
"".'.'. '."'
LOST .WI,,r r.fann rHt largo rrrcu
..,.'H, also yellow Persian cat coli oaege
LusI ua,R mau,,. ease. ,oramue
rbooe o.srs oos, o.sqe ZOO y ''''''
LusI..uH arulhN WAgk CulWpN
.FtrTEn. AnutL. El9iiI,. MONTHS
mass License So. 1910 NAME AND
hnnuE2s ON rAME. b. hErluN ron
& CAUauN rnoNG osNGE 'i65s
, LusT--tn frgot ot lo.ccul store ono nun
srvon months old. hair shepherd aud
nsi collie .,nss"T1,s.,. to name 81 "hep
LONT between Ulrhc0rt and Avhut oct
la trd wire wheel with rcd tire cover.
itcvsrd. usuEe bopo
PATTY who ogud white bull pup At
| Movie ciN sunday afternoon. call DAaEe
! 1895 or usngc etls. receive reward.
Hug lost mile delivery. 9,is A,minstet
o. X Rus 60. it3t DC. Fourth. osare
tg1t. Reward.
. STOLEN one corona typewriter from
Castle building. Serial number 3at.OH.
] Liberal reward mo- questions asked. re
| turn Co liarry castle Palace thsster.
ruRIIl TEitsONAL =
| ICuUlyrtNE School 81 DIVINE ugH. Ink 1u.
! Teaching bn you want huip, happiness
/ ana prosperity write of your needs We
Dept tlN GcuoHrr, Kansas 'ity. Mo
FAiRMOST MATEUNITY HOSPITAL fnr
,uufinr urnt, private prices reasonable .
/ may work Tor board. babies adopted.
/ writ for booklet Mrs. r. 4 Long. tgIl
/ E, twenty Seventh 81. Enu'ss ttty. Mo.
! =. H. KnHpp. Amy dead, mother wants
you Tulsa
/ WEsr MAIN MATERNITY BAN1TARtUM
| A homo for tho care and protection 81
young women, ratcs rrRsonnble. bhhi'a =
Sagg,sG ~ " SsT%sS TsSo,Ia m'al9Sl ~,
SPFCINL NOrICES .
ICIuLbHEN's sIIpEs-luack and brow n.
with or without hecla. tl.SS Tulsa
! dsrmrnt Factory
| HAVE TuEN CLEANED or dyed. Suits
dresses and overcoats American Clean
ora and Dyrra. rhone OsaEo i7s2.
t MEMS heavy work shoe nailed aud sew cd
$40. tulsa Garment Factory,
SPECIAL NOTlCE-We have added u W
Stuart. the Franklin automobile expert
~ our shop force and will he pleased q
meet nN franklin car owners In fCgHrl
o. repair work AZ Ssi Sorh guaranteed
VEIL Maternity hospital Home. rs W
humelito reasonable. WORT for board. 81
B healthy babies Tor adoptif'.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

DODGE ROAusTER-i9 model. this
car looks and runs fine, ana Ia dandy
value at the price ~ tb25. Terms.
AUTO i TIRE EXCHANGE
al7 D.. Second Usage 5000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

Davidson motorcycle with side car.
Electric equipment West Latimer,
Gsarp h9g4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

MUCK TOURING. 1870 model, new paint,
good top car In good running order.
This ls a bargain AZ The price iblb. Terms.
AUTO 4 TIRE EXCHANGE
s1a D. grgpba 81 Baags 6Obg
Evening star., 1921-11-16
~, =, .,. N.v rhh,t, Hotel.

noon in the New Ebbitt Hotel.
Manual labor Is glorious call
Ing" sad Gen. Sawyer. "All mothers.
regardless OF their position In lie
should raise their children with an
actual knowledge Of physical labor
and with due respect for those who
work with their hands, which Is the
greatest Of all work.
"Give your children the inspiration
Of home and fireside to look back :
ward, to during their lives. All the
men in authority in national AFFAIRS
today have had real home inspiration
to guide them In their work. Also
make your children work with their
hands and teach them to be efficient t.
The reason the laboring man is on
top today is because he has learned
to be Industrious and to do his work
properly"
Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter, president
of the organization. reported that she
is much encouraged in her efforts to
serve milk luncheons to the pupils
in the grammar schools during recess
periods. Two Parent-Teacher asso-
Citations. she said. established these
luncheons in the past month.
It was explained by Mrs. Rafter
that the milk luncheon consists OF
half pint of milk, straw and two
graham crackers. The two associa-
tions serving these luncheons at re-
cess are at the jackson and Edmonds
schools.
A musical program was given by
Esther Marvin, Mrs. Hattie Leitch-
Jones and Herbert Bangs.
Evening star., 1921-11-16

the public Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. December 20 and 81. Any
hymn tune is eligible as member The
only expense attached to membership
is an initiation fee Of 81, which goes
toward defraying the expenses Of pre-
pairing the work.
RehearsLls ~are held In the lecture
room Of the Church Of the Covenant,
18th and N streets (entrance on N
street). New members are requested
to enroll there not later than o'clock.
Rehearsals begin promptly at 3:15.
No other city In the country can
BOAST as Washington that 1t Is able
! to hear "The Messiah each wear with
ou: having to pay admission at the door.
The solo quartet engaged for this year
| from New York is said to be composed
OF the finest choir and oratorto singers