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New Britain herald., 1921-11-19
PLAN DINNERS
 FOR CITY POOR
Welfare ASS0. Asks Churches to.
 Consult Before Acting

A special appeal to churches and other organizations to act through the Welfare Association in dimribut- ing Thanksgiving dinners, g9 u@ tc avoid oyorIuppng has been s''1 There arc more families to ]. I.pIl cd with Thanksgiving dinC"I '.''s year than ever, and most churches have planned to look after their own people Wherever this is done Miss Coru NJ. Bealc, head of the Welfare association, requests that the church. es notify the association just which particular families they arc going to take care of This prevents one fam fly from receiving two dinners, whiic another family may be missed en- tirely, q thing which has happened.
 There are so many more families to be taken care of this year than ever before, that the Welfare asso- citation requests the people giving din- ncrs to have them delivered without sending them to the headquarters, If 1t is impossible to have them handled outside the association will be glad to receive them, Persons who cannot provide dinners and wish to donate checks should send their checks to Miss I}eale. The dinner this year will cost about $400. The average list of items, includes milk, butter, tea, cof- fee, sugar, prunes, tomatoes, cocoa, onions, carrots, turnips, potatoes and a Thanksgiving chicken.
 Of the 230 families in the city to be provided for, at last reports only 46 had been taken care of. The Girls club, of Landcrs, Frary &5 Clark has agreed to take care of eight families. Most of the Protestant and practically al lof the Catholic churches are talk ing care of their own people, but are consulting with the Welfare associa ton before taking final action. In this way, smaller churches which can not take care of all their poor, find themselves assisted by wealthier con gregations who have the money.
 At the South church tomorrow morning a special collection will De taken up for the purpose and dona- tions of fruit, jellics, vegetables or chicken are requested to be left at the church office not later than Tues day.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-19
ARMY SERGEANT HERE
Will Be Stationed At the Post OniCc To Accept InliStmrntS for Men for Fort Wright, New London.

Sergeant John n. Loycnze of the regular army is in this city for q few days for the purpose of securing cu- listments for Fort Wright near New London. He will make his headquar- ters at the post office building and those interested in learning about the the army nas to offer them are invited to call on him at that place.
 The number of recruits that can be accepted is limited and only those men best fitted for military service will be considered, The army will open no permanent station in New Britain and this will be the only Op- portunity to apply for enlistment without making trip to Fort Wright. Sergeant LOVenze may be found at the post office at most any time.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-19
ENGLISH VIOLETS BLOOM
|. $. sergeant N. J. Rice Receives Thrill of Lifetime When He Dis- covered Them in Armory Yard

Sergeant w. J. Rice, who is in charge of the state armory on Arch street received one of the thrills of his life this morning when he stepped out in the back yard and saw some five or six English violets peep ing out from behind some boards and lowing good morning" as the breeze was shaking the dew from their pretty heads.
 Tho sergeant, at once picked them so that all may see He has been sur prised many times in his life, by Philippine ambush parties and snipcrs in the Spanish-AmeriCan war but this is the first time that "Mother Ma ture" has picked him out personally to discover one of her gifts so the story goes.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-19
TROJANS HAVE HARD
 GAME FOR TOMORROW
Heavy Hitting Dublin Hill Outfit VIII Attempt to Square Account With
 All-ThOmaSton Eleven

The All-Thomaston eleven will meet the TroJans Of this citv for the second time this season, tom Orrow afternoon. The visitors are the only team that has succeeded in pushing across a win over the locals this season, so the fans may be assured that battle to the finish will he dished out.
 Thomaston will bring their fastest team to the city, including lnn'es of last years Waterbury outfit. FL mon, q hackhcld man, whose ability to hcayo forward passes makes him dangerous opponent, will wear the colors of the visiting team,
 The Troians have held several prac- ticc sessions in prepa ration for Sun days game and are confident of a win. The same lineup that beat Han llarmon's Battery eleven will be used.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-19

The Llck-on will be at o'clock, r. Markham and J, OHHon will ofli- Cinte,
 The teams win take the field with the following lineup
New Britain herald., 1921-11-19

Some domestic servants in London get an hours uso of the piano daily.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-19
eNlLL ro coAcn nNoMN rML.

SWELL TO COACH ptONN FIVE
 Providence, II L. Nov Walter H. Smell was today appointed cooch Of the Drown university basketball gluad and endorsed by the lniycr- Aty Athletic nourd. Shell wog captain of the Audoypr d4c of !0oG wIich won every game ot itg a"aaoH, Coach Shell han ordered the squad to report for practice Noaduy,
New Britain herald., 1921-11-19
NEW MANAGERS FOR COAST

 San Francisco. Nov, l9,-Five Ia- ciHc Coast league uaarball clubs, Gag Francisco Sacramento, Salt La'r Portland and Seattle, will have ncN managers next year, according to re- cent reports No changes In tho man agemcnt will be ,Hadc by Oakland JOS Angeles and Vernon.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-19
TO DECIDE ON DATE

There VI ra a meeting of Eddy Glover post, American Legion, Tues day evening, to decide on date for the open meeting for election of off ccrs. Commander Harry c. Jackson has announced that lie will not be a candidate for reelection. Among the names mentioned for commander are Maurice Pcase William w. T. Squires, Curtis She lon and Ashley Griffin.
 Day on Mars is 1 minutes longer than on the earth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-07
IEy Associated rrcss

MEM YORK. rob 6 Baseball
throughout I'll" country during TIA"
l'2l season promises 10 show con-
tinued growth iu popularity. which
natiOua! game since III" close "f the
world war. Last season u"w attend
Hnc" records wcr" made - zinc major
and minor leagues and uupiiiclliy u
Was SAID that mover 90 its history
has tn" game .gjrycd such g. rrr>-
porous season generally. OF season
Indications AZ" chat tn" records %
1870 VIII b. surpassed nest summer.
VIII tn" club owners put the fauS
VINO desire 10 sec TIA" games u base
pail continues TO Srp" IN popular
favor"
There are so'n' s.acnnlc baseball
parks in the country. the largest cot
which is braves rl.d. at Boston,
WIKI u S-At.ua: capacity OF ,.Nn".
Mos; of ;hc parts are sufficiently
la'Sc 20 accommodate the crowds
ihIt ordinarily attend tn" game. hVt
cAsions during the SEASON. especially
on holidays and Iu thc case Ut i'm
po.tan; series. when the largest of
parks are iuadcqn"t" so account
dtt" thos" WHO Gcslro to pass through
the iurnStilca.
I.arge ana numerous as arc the
blschau parks thrcu-hoJt The COM
Try in cities represented hy profess
sionai teams. IL WILL surprise a ma
jurity of the fans go learn That tE-
parks al major aud minor leagues
OF imoortHnc. rs less than I per cont
az ~" total population uf ~" cpUu-
try. lo5,'H3i"'. as shown Us th" 1890
census, Tho s't'lu.; capacity u the
parks IN the major l'llV.a and thr
pri lC!pnl minor leagues totals ar-
proNimat"iv "ii'u1. which With som.
minor leagues Who's" statistics 1T"
De-. t...
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-07
SEA TING CAPACITY OF PARKS
NOW WORRIES CLUB OWNERS.
Greatest Question to BE Considered Is Not Getting
Fans Interested in Game, but Finding Place
for Them to BE Accommodated

i9','"p. This means that there nr,
seats IN all National I.L-u. pnras
Tor only J." pr cen, 81 tn, pupu-
lat and II would mean that ii ALI
The people Of 'nos. cities took tn.
notion 10 attend IN" games on SOM.
holiday about sixty persons would b,
"tih'""i!ns TOR possession OF each
As regards the proportion Of scat
l" population tho Situation IA IT..
american League is virtually the
.hHi" as IN tn" senior major Iraiu".
IN" Ciii"S IN ,hc circuit headed uy
Ban johnson boasts q, "a total ropu-
.hiion OF lj.5ri.cli persons While tn.
'IuhS -! the American l."IEU. have
provided seat. FOR close 80 -i5.pop.
Here III" percentage" of accommodate
,ious for Tia. population is about j ).
tn' same as III ia" National League.
hUt reduced 10 actual figures IL means
on. seat Tor each SINty turo" persons.
Conditions az. Il ,iiilo hcjt,r in
tho tnr"v class IA Leagues. tn" seat
ihS chp"cii! OF when j. between
. ana 10y cont of ia" population.
the American Associations. w.th a
population OF @,ls3.uuU iu it's eight
cities. can sea, 3ijpo. TIA. new IN
i"runtjcuai League" with "A tot.l
population Of ".S72.Uo0 uas seats Tor
'u.irv. and the i'aCliir Cots, League.
With sloo.noo population. has pro-
Nih"G ...ihp seats.
The club w.th a particularly al
irh"tivc star, such - BABE" Ruth
was 10 the Ncw Yori, Yankees last
SEASON. finds It dIliicui, many ,im,,
during tn" "casou I" tab" care OF
mos" VII" ar" anxious 100 "pntr.l.lt,
- tn" iiuauciIl success OF 'un c.la
Ih"re w"r. several saturdays and
sundays last season. wnsn ~" Van
k"'5 We're playing ON the I'pio
ir"und AMI when u was necessary
I" close IN" gates long hefur. tho
Shnr started, thus turuiup AWAY
thousands OF disappointed fans
Tho urpbirm % seating capacity is
on" thar is likely 80 remain Win tn.
,"h owners inr all 'Iiu, Ia mos,
iiShcd u is TGitr imppss.bi- to i'm
'r""s" 'hh seating ,.pa,i'y h.c.tus"
81 the lack OF space aud with ;h.
steady growth 90 American cilirf
|I"b owner" :iHd it iuu,s. lilo To- g.-
i"ct sites Tor now marks WITHIN a.
lance that fans ~" within. 10 travel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-07
TRADE ACCEPTANCES CUT
UNJUST CANCELLATIONS
Dfair Practices Would i,c pr1rti
"niIH Eliminated, \d,ocatrs OF
system Su,

Advocates uf trade acccptauc"s
point out tina, this method of settle
mont. i'm addition To- releasing COM
m."rclal credit for either service raih.r
han keeping IT tea up for month.
an "9"n accounts. would check the
cancrliat.ou "f orders and the unjus-
;.!iahlc return OF goods
TIA" man who buys on an open ac-
count often takes as great a chance
up"m ;hc futur" a The jobbcr. whole
S"Icr OF manufacturer who is willing
to SCI! them OF credit The posi-
riiiiy Of npimg himself uua6ic to
meet a particular payment does not
worry MIN heavy commitments are
made. aud suddenly hc discovers that
he is badly overloaded. The easiest
way out is cancellation. Bur the man
who orders aud then signs Il trade
acceptance closes the sale definitely.
Tie knows that he must pay ON a
specified date. 1t is urged that these
TWO facts should bring into hia buy :
in; an element OF caution. which is
not so forCip!E provoked 10y usual
open account practices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-07
LOCAL BOY TO PERFORM
BEFORE RICHMOND FANS
Former Terminal Star May Get
Chance To Play against
Church Hill Team.

i~r""iHi - Ia" Times JlSIIuirh.
il.NckSbCEG. Va. Feb 9 The
last going Virginia rvlr bask"tbau
puint wii! .ny.Id" Richmond Tucs.
day r'Eh; when they NOOK up with
~" Church iiill Athletic club. Th"
Techs are on their irst biz t;lp OF
~" season AVID from TIA" way they
nay" been GOING tn" pas w,rk they
should take tn" majority OF tn.
E"'E't away from home.
Coach Younger has :. last bunch
" hask''c."s this season. but th.y
"tli meet their iuHirr whom tr.V
lock hp"us with tho 'Aurrh nm
ar:rrESiinu. IN" teach team nns
played ten raru's this season and
hay" only lost 'w" Tn. first "a TIM
i'l}!ur' Cadets and the second -
~" semi-nrp lHa.hburs ElHS Tn"
Teens and Cadets hay. a ihr""-Shru..
SERIES this year and the locals are
L"NiEEtpniaus corn" hcr, FOR their
second gam" on February PC
Parrish, Techs h'E center. f. ting
feature man With TIA" Gobhicrs; mi,
season ~" - regarded hy al as
The premier center a. tho South
Atlantic division He is fast, q good
passor and shoot, gon'a With uc-
Tly Go.nlc,a viii also rroscn, q
local boy 10 the Richmond public
Der or IN" Torm.raj i,hi.t.c club
IN" Techs are ON ;uoIr way $or,h
wh."e they meet tn. tbIlcGt,;r Stars
~ Baltimore" I.ua state. b"lawar.
"nd seyC""l ether leading Institutions
o.. tn" East.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-07
BANKRUPTCY OF AUSTRIA
Is SERIOUS CATASTROPHE
N"n", 0mDtrd ~ Tifth az cent "a
'r"wn-irr-N ,r :iiuc Was
Twenty Cents

"'.rt .u EEruUc rs the acknow!cdg.d
'auhrup'cS uF AUSTRIA. now - cuuu-
iiS AZ about H.oD"Gbp population. and
~" collapse ~ ia" ~ovcrnmou'. Aus.
iran money i7 al present quoted al
about iwp-t"uthS Of a cent u crown
"s compared with the prc-wnr value
OF twenty cents
Tho Greek situation continues
riuGd"d. Recently tn" powers pro.
tested against tho rcquisi'iuu ~ the
Gr"cIC government o.: half OF rhc
allied loan u 100000 drachmas
Sinc" King Constan'!u"'S return
''arhnus have renamed ~ Il lower
level, il is reported
St"rli..: much stronger, all Sean
dtngNiuu exchanges haN" Tis.,
sharply; swedish kronor are alloy.
u cents a"h both Swedish and Dan
ISh money az" 1hov" tho Exchange
rate prevailing . year ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-07
CUNTS PLAY TONIGHT
Central tthIctir club To Mcrt No
Name Team ne Community

N"nIrUl N'hIc'ic 'iuh anl Nc No
Sam" 'sau Mil play " uHshctaal!
-"w" e. ''iUmuui'y Han tomorrow
'u&ui a' $50. This viii be- the first
nom" game Of Central Athletic Cluh
and be boys arr" hpriue /" secure 4
victory over the No-Nanic nV.
f.".G dJv central has been practic-
800. 40 TIA" ' NJ =. y and hopes 10
nlrk. bld for The basketball cham
piuush.r 81 Richmond. Games ar"
b"inG a'",rEri with the leading
teams of EionmuHd
Fulipwir" Is the pT0hai,le linr-u;,
Of 'outraI MitNcdorfcr and StrU-
man forwards iiorncr center: ON,ns
and Miller. GUARDS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-07
PENN STATE GRAPPL.EAs
COMPLETE EARLY WORK
Nht I"Iin Has Hard ,chCIulc.
Basketball Five {. Firct


! .Sy,.. 20 20 IL. l1'uos n..pat .n.l
STATE r"lLtGl:. "a. FIJI.
;,n" pr,r.r"tory SEASON IS pas, for
! with l'"Irh u.Nt Satur,i' ,r. vi
/ iHuN "raupi,-s MI. tt..I. hard so,s
'hch w""h Hntjl after Easter clos ina.
IN" season with iowa St.t" marm-n
a. At""s. Iowa. ON Nprtl Harvard
'"rn"Il reun. Nayy Indiana and
! IOWA VIII ipt"N I'hi.h on IA. EIu"
ana Whl'" schedule. Wiih ln. inter
'''l,%!"i' champions hips 1T Grtu.-tou
S1ahnW .'h'h In between ia" NuNy and
I""n stat" has only b.on Il mcn-
""F "i ih" int"rcuucr itt, Ieagu" fpr
'l'r"" Years .ui 90 jIil I'm. -Na.tI,
thr'" r"Hi'"lpuSh - ha., u."n
'nt Lon Captain - far and his
( mates ar" mrat.uE no ir.diriioi,, mis-
/ wear nu' = = ',u"wU ;ht' tnr, arr.
wv 20 retain their iJUrvIs for th"
''"'d"lr : ono of the mos, d. iicu,i
''"r "udnr'nh"u hoW.cyrr. anl. l,.
. Lions Wl.l Ac Fortunate 4 ,h-y L...,
4. '""i' STATE clean
t,.n'l TRIALS Tor the L,A.gh m..r
MI ,nk" r."er "'rly n'Nt W.-N. ,n.
h'.". In "a" il'-r"nul GLASS, ' S
q tpsS-"2 h'rw"'u Jones and wat
'"h. n"'h an" juniors WHO have nii
.'nEln"r, .Np"'i'ms" ',h" I'..
,""m" ''"NS haH developed hent
''W""n 'h" veteran. ,Wru.r ana
Evans, a sophomore. 50 no .h,r .h,,
wonderful prom Sc thr- &C.. t,rt.,.,
'"tnr q N'ul" nt u.s., aH 10 his
nNH' Year "n ;hr nt' h- ~ ,Npr.,,.d
20 defeat an cpiuors
Nrr"r"nt!N "a. Wn.I,ost -put ore the
. '''u at it' pnt!uuH N!rr- 'nrr..
. I."i'N ~ D." vNp"Ilrn,0t assam Go gee.
n'nrl". r,rl>e MA I;"-. o,. n1n,ns
% "h.j h'i N,-u hau whit. Mac, .,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-07
CHAMPIONSHIP TO TROCH
' nnrou>rr Nan Captures sunny South
linudicap \Nair-Sprahcr
ShnpIS NrI..

HouSTON TEN i'ch. shoot in:
from bari.rIr 90 tW"ntN-on" yards
..a.nsi q h"ld which missed might
,"r. Wash. Won 'h" sunny Soui
handicap yhtWptnuSu.n today ny
h'otNiur nnrtE nine "Ht %! pos
b'- iuu
= O. Sp"n,"r q professional az 81
Luy.s niS" shooting frVm twenty -onc
Ear,- Tea rro'h with n.n"tN- nine.
score ~ n.u"tN-c rht in TN" cham
p.oush,p shoot ana made nincty-,hree
III tH" minary event.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-07
NEW CIRCUIT PLANNED
hri>t"l Has nhcr Consideration
In'iinfi"n {" enter tppn-
Iachinn 1.cn.uc.

FETN I'I' y" FNN. o u IS NToh-
all: Eristu; WI cutcv tho Appuia-
rb am ius.ha,i League This season. =
mass meeting 80 local fans viii h.
called for ono time during tn, neNt
w'"h 20 cons der plans in regard to
NAY uS TINS city enter team In the
league. ~ D. reported here tina. the
\ppalarhsdn League vii! be Class
II circuit. and viii include tn" fol-
low'us upper East Tennessee towns:
GrceuoIIll". Johnson city Morris
willie enter tn" circuit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-07
GiIlrn A,,nrdrI Isrunchi.c

NEW YORK. Feb. t.-MaLOg 4. II.
Gil.en. OF Newark. y. j.. has been
awarded a franchise IN the Contin-
"ntal Baseball League. George IL.
Lawson. !ts organizer, ANNOUNCED here
tonight. Th" award brought The
League membership UP TO five cities.
The others being Brooklyn, Boston,
Philadelphia and Buffalo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-07
rcrftc, scar. for .rhrir,n>

NT.W NO!iN. FcN. I.--Mn.lmg a
perfect score. Adam SChr!mpS. al:
Forth NnhoN. -. j.. tonight won the
amateur indoor championship IN the
finals Of tho trapShootiuG contest at
Madison square Garden. lie broke
100 clay targets out OF 100 shots.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-07
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Main street Station)
Norfolk & Western Ry
Leave nronn stree, station pal,y.

for Norfolk Goo y. NJ. 800 y. NJ.
S.@n j. W go T.. NJ For the West
s'ou ~ NJ, 9.2v y. NJ. 200 i. NJ. i II
J.. NJ. ga T.. NJ NrrIy, from Mo-
i9!k !i:iI y. NJ. Goa l.. NJ. 9;5j
N from the West. :35 \. NJ, $50
NJ: 2lo NJ. 80 4. NJ. s:J5 y.
oihcc. SO: East Main street. Pholt
Madison ll6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-07
Criuni knnck~ Gu, CnIfr-,.

SYDNEY. Feb. e. Eugene cr!uri
the fr"mch bantam W-ieht Fighter. to-
DAY ltnpcNch out sid Godfrey IN the
tcnth round.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-07
gLllL lILuIL LLLLlt L,t ID NlI -
RAILROAD SCHEDULE,

Arrivals aud Dep,f,utcS Of Passenger I'm
'DailN. uuic.> al herwi>c shown puhlts3
oni> ~ information sui rot guarantee
II uit except ~vU'.sF. | -Iu'!a. only
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

secretary Mrs Arthur Crnvcr, critic,
Mrg. G. &. simmons parliamenth-
rinn, Mrs. " W. Johnson, historian.
Apropos of the verse marking th"
year booH'a program for the oc-
casiOn, Again we meet TO count
our gains To share our pleasures
and our pains And pledge our
fcalty anew" the occasion was np-
prcciatcd. Roll call was responded
10 by vacation anecdotes. Mrs.
Hutchinson spoke informally and
was responded 30 by Mrs John D..
Richards. tho outgoing president
Mrs. John Il. Hadlcy SANG.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
STOP THAT ITCHING

There is a lot of skin trouble in
Tulsa and surrounding territory We
guarantee BLUE STAR
REMEDY for all forms OF skin dis
cases. such as itch, eczema, ring
worm. letter, sore feet, old sores,
and sores on children. WIN not stain
your clothes and has a pleasant
odor. We solicit mail orders for Blue
star Remedy.
HAMIITON-WETZEL STORES
--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
club EUents
Presidents nny.

A iIno attendance uud much on
tNugiIam marked thc initial meeting
uf the Tulsa WomauH D,Iu held
Monday afternoon with Mrs T.. j..
hutchinson. newly elected prosidCut
officers or the CLUB N'rn hoat'sHes
and with Mrs Hutchinson. were
Mrs y W Nundt yirn president
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
Missionary Society.

The regular meeting or the
Womans Missionary society ~ tho
First Christian church Will be held
In tho chapel on Thurriuv afternoon
az gao O'Clock. when fun attend
nuCp ia dCHIrpd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

The board Of Management Of the
thildrcu's Dav uursc"y VIII meet
Thursday morning at the nursery on
CONTINUED pN FhuE SiNE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
{ cEUBs\
MUSIC
\ WONENS J
Y WORK +
lnnInnrLann


Through rushing lonyos tho ruU
falls down
And sprcad i,s gold nrross the
ground
Tho Hloicts through the mold peep
through
And flock tho earth with spots ot
blue.
Tho murmuring brco1os mock my
slEhs
And Nolotg parody your cFca
Beside tho ripping riycr's brink
Tho white Cnppod lilies bend to
drink.
Each perfect poadly lly7 bowl
is just "a cup wherein 90 hold
Tho diamond dew hui EIttcTlng
through HuuIl Hialo4
They arc but mo,kcry to Nous
smilca
An artists harp. with lovo in tune,
sounds swcouy through the duek. iD
juno.
But ills "a pleasure swiftly passed
For soon aa.Gy 'hr harp IS cast
You speak. am artists fingers touch
the Htrlurs.
My heart lu rapture thrills nnd
sings
Clipped.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

Executive committee Hycchko
club will meet for business and
luncheon IN tho Tua Cup Inn at
o'clock
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

Mre W. W Sumph. recording src-
rotary Nrs ia Dalton. treasurer,
VIZ D. y WAknI-. ,nIrnlnnnhIng
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

Chapter a *, H. E o. viii give
IT, annual outuMn outing at Sand
SPRINGS park
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

Mrs. R. B Tanscl hostess M
bridge luncheon fur mowbnu Tues.
day Afternoon bridge club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

Nhtcloka club win meet with
Mrs. o. A. carr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

Mrs W VI. Hurrh VIII entertain
at cards for Miss Margaret john
son.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
Increase Energy and Clear the Skin-Easy
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

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