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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05
INDIAN PRINCES
ARE ON THE MOVE
Getting Out of India While
the Getting Is
Good
KEEPING OWN COUNSEL
Supposed Refugees Flock to
Germany but Reticent
About Intentions
n- rnANK Y. MASON.

pERLlN. oct. 4.-Germany is
,.I,piing "a llvorlte tourist ground
V'r Indian royalty and the great
rumbsrs OF Indian potentatcs who
,lsitu. Berlin is arousing much
specuauou here.
Nor tbau 20 Indian princes ac-
,ortnanlsd by their wives and large
1S,inlps OF servants have visited
,his ,apita, within the past few
weeks indian royalties are taciturn
's I'M their motives and II is diff
mi, 10 gain their confidence. When
yIuestioutd as to their visit they
Sm1e enigmatitally or give such eX.
use 40 business or travelling
DOR pleasure.
pressed that the revolutionary out
srsak In the Malabar district of
Tndia may have been one of the
causes Of the exodus of Indian roy
aty but when the princes were
dressed especially upon this point
tbey were silent or else professed to
know nothing except what they had
seen In the continental newspapers,
There are indications, however,
that al least some of the Indian visit
tors are pursuing policy OF safety
first They have brought as much
AS possible OF their portable for
tunes from India, consisting mainly
OF precious stones and gold. If any
thing should happen In India they
will have double advantage:
i-Thgy will not be left penniless.
g-They viii not be in a position
dAere they can be accused of COM
Dlcity IN troubles.
Germans Welcome Them,
The British are reported to have
attempted TO persuade some OF the
Indian pOtentates from visiting Ger
many. The Indians were told that
the Germans hate them because OF
the part they played in the war on
the side Of the allies.
The first Of the Indians to visit
Berlin were cautious, not knowing
what their reception would be. But
as the Germans had apparently for
gotten or else had decided to over
look India's part In the World war,
the visitors received u cordial greet
ing Since then the Indian princes
have come In increasing numbers.
Il is reported that some of the
Indian royalties have made large in
vestments In Germany. IL this Is
true the money would be beyond the
reach OF British confiscation in tho
event the malcontents In India are
able to make serious trouble.
There is a boycott against English
goods In some parts OF India as a
result OF the political agitations in
that country, but so far az can be
learned, the Indian visitors to Berlin
have not given 1t any support. The
money spent here was evidently in
investment form and not for goods
to be shipped home.
Persons conversant with Indian
affairs say that the Mohammedan
population of India Is angered be-
cause Great Britain has given assist
ance TO the Greeks against the
Turks. But the political troubles In
India date back before the TuIco-
Greek war began
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LEGAL..
(Pub!tshed In The Tulsa Daily World
october b, g. T. : and Q, 1891 World
Publishing Company, Publishers).
NOTICS

Sealed bids for street Paving
Notice Is hereby given mat In pursuance
Of the city Of Tulsa, oklahoma. sealed
bids will DE received At the office OF the
city Auditor OF said city untl O'Clock ,.
m. Monday October IL, 1891, for fur
nisninr materials and performing the work
necessary In paving and otherwise I'm
pruylng In the manner ana subject TO the
ing described portions Of the following
Avenues In said city Of Tulsa, tp-wit:
rrIGA AYEEuE ~ sG,u; frow &C. Sogn li6o
o. Fourth street, width Of roadway,
20 feet,
For further details as TO the material
used In Improving said alleys bidders are
referred to the plans and specifications
mtssiouers and to the resolution adopted
by said hoard declaring the Necessity ~
and providing Tor the improvements Of
said portions OF said alleys said rcBo-
lutI1ns. plans and specifications are on
flIc IN the office " the city Auditor and
copies uf said resolution VIII le furnishad
upon application therefor at the office Of
The entire cost Of said improvements ON
said portions OF sald alleys ana each ot
them shall he apporunned 20 and levied
and assessed against the abuttiHg property
liable Co assessments therefor and me
owners thereof tn accordance with the
proviaIuus Of Article O. Of the CEarter OF
the tIty Of Tulsa Oklahoma, and pay
iurnts to the contractor VIII be- made In
Tax tll.r fNIN'N'lllh NH'h hNhfnHlllNhlN
Tho contractor 20 whom thN contract
may he awarded viii he required 60 pro-
cur, tho signature OF sprgtY company,
.alprnycd hy the BOARD Of Commissioners
uf the CITY OF TULSA. 10 thp contract
Guaranteeing the construction IN tho sum
~ 700 per cent, and Hn indemnity bond
signed hy a surety company approved hN
tle Board Of tpumizHioners 90 the CitE
uf Tulsa OF not less than 700 per cont Of
company shall not be liable on said bond
to- exceed Twenty-Five Thousand t1g6.g0bl
Dollars fur Indemnity growing out NJ any
ON. accident. and statutory bond 40
rruuirod by the laws OF the state Of Okla
huu.a the above 10 be- based up1u
the price bd in the proposal exclusive of
tho engineering and adyertising charges
an ~ said bonds 90 be- executed hy the
contractor and the surety or suTrtes ac-
n tho city Of Tulsa, ana tho 'ity OF
Tulsa 10 Dee made o party Of the third
part tn said bonds.
HiIE must be upon the proposal sheets
Furnished hy the cltg engineer and each
bid must be- accompanied by separate
certified check on some solvent hank
banking house or trust company for an
amount equal tp five t5l per cent OF the
amount uf the approximate total cost 0f
Tha work based up1u the bida with witch
submitted The Board ~ Commissioners
uf said city reserves the right tn reject
amy and all bids and bidders are eau.
toned to observe an the conditions set
nut in the specifications ana bidding
sheets.
Btd. received as aforqssid viii be con
siduryl uy thn BOARD Uf Commissioners
IN The Cty vf ruIss, ukiahUua at ,
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RaIIcy sncccc,Is Mnnh

WARRINGTON. oct 4.-The war
department announced late today
thHt Brig, Gen. Charles e.. Bailey
VIII be promoted to be major gen
er'l IN tho place OF Major General
Wood, who Is 20 become governor
OF the phillnnincs.
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son says, was filled beyond the safe
ty limit ana then all the air vents
closed. AT Memphis when the tank
car was opened an explosion result d
ed which johnson SAYS caused Sc
we're burns to his body,
-
MEETING or OKLAHOMA mem -
bors OF the board Of directors OF
the Kansas City-Ft scott-Tuisa
short line to be held at Claremore
Thursday OF this week has been
called by the president Arrange
mcnts to mark the Oklahoma Soc
tion of the short line will be made
at that time. While at Claremore
the chamber Of commerce will en-
tertain the short line representa-
tivcs. T. Bee Guthrey, as director,
will attend from here.
=
WORD WAS RECEIVED by local
friends yesterday uf the serious Ill
ness OF Mrs. O. W. Bryson. now of
Bartlesville, bur who was taken to
Kansas city for an operation. ter
recovery from the operation Is
doubtful.
r. A. GILLESPIE yesterday do
mated 10 the city enough ground to
tracks to Eastun street. when this
street Is opened Quanah will be a
through thorouFhfare from owen
park south and under the Katy sub
way now being built Quanah. The
city commission, TO which Gillespie
made tho offer, expressed it, thanks
for the gift to the city
=
w. r. KILMER is to be tho prin-
cipal speaker At tho Rotary club
luncheon at Hotel Tulsa wednesday
noon, speaking on his own business.
Dr. c. c. Knoblock will be Rotariau.
-
GIRLS OF THE SUNDAY school
class taught by Miss Lois Smith st
Boston Avenue NJ e. church, south,
viii hold a dinner in the church on
Saturday, followed by a business
meeting.
ALL PRESBYTERIAN churches
OF Tulsa are represented at the an
nual meeting Of the synod of okla
homa which convened Tuesday at
Gushing for two days. Ministers at
tending are Rev. Ralph J. Lamb.
Rev. c. w. Kerr, Rev. w H. Mur-
phy jr, Rev Robert II. Clarke
Rev Hugh a. Creswell and Rev. $.
r, Gordon, retiring moderator
while j. NJ, Gordon is representing
the University OF Tulsa
=
TWENTY FIVE WOMEN Of the
Halliburton-Abhott club attended
the club get-together Tuesday eve
ming. They dined In a clubroom at
the Y w, G, A. then business sos
sion was held TO discuss winter club
plans, and the group then adjourned
to vaudeville house,
49,
AN OKLAHOMA DAY program
will be held by the North Side W c..
I. L. at their meeting at 2:30
o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the
homo OF Mrs. j. c. LanEc, 920 North
Main. Mrs. Abbic b. Hillerman Of
Sapulna, honorary state W. C. r. L.
president, will then speak on the
history OF prohibition in Oklahoma.
Mrs. r. W. Burkhart will lead an
Oklahoma song and Mrs. Josephine
NJ. Bull, as state w, c. r. L. pres
idsnt, will have II message
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ANNOUNCEMENT

rpr.p out ib't iivetsr it,'11 and rir1
wuI be VI rufb Bros. Friday after.
noon. october -lsi at $50. Al llttlo boys
como ss, na.'ar sni set soGve"tr. T '''''.
ward o6s' s5ts' '''
Oklahoma h6ari,al and isiI Il Eoyuth
e.. yuoHlUing ten shocs brown car. two
vN''r suits Tor t.Nr1f old boy tiud'r
iis1la phone o''s' ''N Reward wan
'l,DaE. f.,am ,tl N G,ssawo9d gTmy
rpfss Dai stor,gr Ti,pt cssi sSI "i
Ht4Eln Nr.dro
.-.-..--.
WILL party who picked up mechanics
lS'.s o.. .grucr ot first and Main please
WILL tua lady who picked ~ small
n Nl.. EI"aH" rtl t"iar 1877 Very
..F. .''' '' owner
r"vo',rr 8. .aIIrt. takeu from my
l'tf .."." l...a.. b. ut,WhUT 80. 80
f'f..' .''"- "''.' hnu W lyon Hotel
Cor .H1.'N. co., |.st p.tuuer g. south
'' '.N ' N.H.U'I ''.'Ev li'
uIHItN rtU4oN Al
t,tp,....5 .,',.,.'
Tor r.. t,sr,.,, ,,,. -. ''.,' 80, NJ
able. ,,,, ,,,,1 a., ',,,,tt ,,I,,' l'l,.n
Wtur a.. t.. '' "1"',' HN'f''.,
y Ty,r,ty so,..E - ~ t,9,nns' i9ns' ''l
,.,.,,. .t,..,.
=" "n n ,,,n9 Nn' ,'9nf Anor' AZ j" l'r
n,,. g,, ..u,. W. ll.h 9,us' % i..
ks t,'' '"'l' lN'" Ni'H 'l' 'hH
VAN
MEN an leather .gutiuE HhocH. HeryiUs.
able fur work, i.9s Tulsa Garment
tH''"rN
WEST MAfN MATERNITY sANIrAHtsM
yguns .vomsn 5atg, rsssonaele. Esbl,s
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The manufacture Of beet sugar
has been begun in England and an
output OF 10000 tons next year is
expected
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City Briefs

- DR. PAUL N. ATKINS left last
nighl for Washington, ID. G. lie was
called by the death of his mother
mrs w. y, sullivan. wife Of former
Senator sullivan nj mississippi Mrs
sullivan has visited in Tulsa on sew
traI occasions and is we'll known
here.
MRS, RADlE GODDARD. living
az s2O South quincy, Is very anxious
10 learn Of the whereabouts OF her
~, Charles, 10 years old who has
Aoi been home for two weeks and
Is out ot school, where he should he
attending. She IL under the impress
SION that he is in Tulsa yet, but
would Ike to get in communication
Hllh him Her phone number il
Usage S250-J.
DIVORCE PETITIONS filed Tues
gay IN district court: Carrie Camp
De,l against J. d. Campbell; w =,
SSnlent1ss against Lucy Sultenfuss,
katherine Morey against Charles w.
Aorey Marion Bowling against Lis
ctella Bowling; Blanche Slayton
against Tom Slaytop; Billie Wofford
against Clifford Wotford.
=
JUDGEMENT Of $4,000 was
awarded Mrs, -. A. ShappeIl against
,,he skelly OIL company by District
yaage w. u. Williams Tuesday.
Ai'er tho petition had been filed
attorneys for both sides carried the
matter into court and waived a Jury.
ahe suit was for the death of Mrs.
9,napnelPs husband, killed on July
! when derrick belonging to the
o.l company collapsed hlrying Shap.
F'4 beneath a mass Of timbers.
=
AFTER AN ALL-DAY session
county commissioners late Tuesday
aNeInoon announced that the state
eA1ihlnor.s office would conduct the
auIl nL the justice OF the peace rec
ofus. Tho audit was ordered several
seAs ago but q prolonged discus
any, % sInse over who should make the
r1u'l me commissioner announced
~ that they had learned that
taW provided for such audits TO
"a"e uy the state examiner.
=
D, CHARLES HANCOCK and Harold
gtg''alrtr two Tulsa lads charged
.''n "a I VI u from Anb iANHh
M, .oli. .pany on August rs, pleaded
No. guilty At their arraignments
boys brgs1ay before Justice Query. The
tS We're placed In Jail under a
nsrvvv pond each pending prelimi-
cs trial next Tuesday, Both lads
\ ,n ,. mat the charge against them
I,olu,hped up, They assert their
b,oy. and claim that they win
an, =
OKLAHOMA NATURAL, uas com.
,st"S was uamed defendant in a
In d,oV d,s,. damage suit filed Tuesday
~ Wslr'ct court by Arthur johnson
sIS Pp,smphls, Tenn. johnson sets out
eas "'s ns petition that In January the
t'or 8HpaHy sent two cars of ahsorp-
p,ipss sslSo'lne from its plant In Kel-
=, NJ 20 lh7 Colyer Reese company
''NRh'S One Of tho cars, John
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WASHINGTON, oct. 4.--presidcut
Obrcgon has signed decree for the
expenditure OF one million pesos. or
about 100000, to aid Mexican war
veterans In buying farms, Secretary
Hoover was advised today IN a dis
patch from Mexico city
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tPuhlshed In tho Tulsa Daily World Oo-
tober 2, 4, o. q, T. =. o. 10. II anal q.
isal, World Publishing Company PUB.
lisherH,l
NOTICE or sHERIFF's SALE.
In the District court ut Tulsa County,
n K R6Snoids, plaintiff, Va. Carlyle
Chftco, Defendant.
M. 1882
~ virtue Of Hn execution to me directed
ana delivered. issued out of the District
Court Of Tulsa County. state u Oklahoma,
In an action Zoo said court wherein u. X.
Reynolds plainttff and carlyle Caffee, de
fendanl l. VIII. on the lAth day of 90
tObor, 1891 between the hours ~ O'Clock
o. ul, and 30 o'clock .. mo- tu-wlt AZ No.
~ East tenth street In tho city ~ Tulsa
In the county and state Aforesaid, offer a.
public sale and soil 10 the highest bidder.
for cash In hand. all the Right. tiils .nd
interest ~ the above named defendant Ia
ana to the following described property.
turwit!
one dresser, ono bod ana springs. one
rus, one ohffopier ana one desk
said property levied on aud to be sold
as the property Of the above named de-
fgndant. Carlyle Caffuo. ana taken on All
execution IN favor NJ Il. X. Reynolds
W, NJ, McULLOUGH
sheriff
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TWENTY-FIVE WOMEN Of tho
Halliburton-Abhott club attended
the club get-together Tuesday eve
ming They dined In clubruom at
the Y. W, G, A. then business sos
sion was held TO discuss winter club
plans, and the group then adjourned
to a vaudeville house,
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WANTED twenty cars ta b. rtmoniged
Ht so per cHri any make; and 90 new
or ropamtud cars tuf application of Cur.
polish hut q protector fnr polished sur
faces. prevents checking AMI stains FOR
write or phone. Cars washed. CREASED
yaruishoI or painted, Tulsa Auto Laun-
dry ls W sixth. DHaEo 26tS
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LEGAL.

o clock 2 m TUESDAY. october is iesi
~ DIS are required to be- placed ON
lue ~ the city Auditors office for In.
specton torty-cight hours after oponire
be made. " "' "'"a can
Tulsa, okishoma October ar5 tos,
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
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GIRLS or THE SUNDAY schoo
class taught by Miss Lois smith si
Boston Avenue NJ e. church, south
will hold a dinner In the church on
Saturday, followed by a business
meeting.
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ln IT REs!QlLyEP ny rue BOARD

and setting a date for the hearing Of OBJ
ioctions thereto ana declaring IN amer
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TULSA ENCAMPMENr NO. %. /. o. o. y.
Mcuts second and fourth Friday nights.
$50. All Patriarchs invited.
II. 8. RICE. Z. r.
II, IL. FULLER, scribe
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TULSA REBEKAH NO. as l. O. q. n
Regular meeting tirst and third Monday
Of each month, l,aQ o. ~.
MRS, MABEL WRIGHT N. &,
GkRTRUpE RANKIN seo'y
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OF TULSA OKLAHOMA:
SECTION /: That IL be and the same is
hereby declared to be necessary 20 i'm
proyg the hereinafter desribcd portions %
the following named street avenues and
aIIaya fp-vuttF
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AUTOMOBILES

N'foMoHiLtS ron SALT 10
FORD touring used faw days Terms
NJ wanted Gauge tii6.J
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About People
Movsusnn OF rreividn1ls To Ana
Prom Ths C1tJ.

NJ: and Mrs EH>s",l E,l,"s OF SoAiA
Eocr street are the guests az tho latter :
parents. IA M,kec>r"yr IA. for IN"
newt few days having m"torsd thr"NSA
sunday.
\ Z; Ea,s,"n Is confined 20 Wis home
IN So'.th Nhsr.ius by fitness
Miss E"ulat Nelson. MI" has been
quito I'll u, her home on cha pliuc street
Is ale - be out.
KSI"p t.. j. p"nahue w'!l return to-
day iruu Ilarh<HurK where he otHciA'e ed
at Il confirmation service yesterday.
Miss Edna H".z,rv ~ NIrwo"d re-
turned last evening t. Youngstown. -
where she is teaching school. alter
Speeding he week end az her hnu".
David Daniels. Well known N!oi!nist
and Market street business man. who
undecw"mt AN operation AZ IN" ONO Na,-
lev Genera! HOSPITAL last Thursday. ~
reported 10 hr progressing rapidly TO-
ward -e,r.v.:y H- will b" confined IN
the hospita! probably Tor three weeks
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University Dramatic
Club to Produce 1.-THE
Brat" in December

Morgantown. W. Va. oct 40 An
nouncemcut was made here today by
Miss Maria StCadman ot Tho selection or
the plav 20 y" PRODUCED by the Dramatic
club oc the West Virginia university.
and also OF the ""mp,"te cast Tor inc
rlav. Rch,ars;,ls Will begin Monday
ard preparations rushed So that the
play Will hr ready FOR the first pu2.ic
apncaranys about tn" m!ddl" OF p-""m-
her. II not Earlier. Tn" cast met today
for tho urst tim. and the entire play
wa9 read through.
TIL. p,av selected hv Miss Steadman.
the club director. IS Tho Brat oy
Mau,,o Fo,tou. an unpublished play In
which Nazimova tho great emoton"!
actress. mad" on - her greatest sue.
cesscS On tre motion ri"tur" stage. Miss
S,radrian mad" personal arrangements
FOR tho use Of this play while on
visit 70 New York last fall. bringing
back with her the manuscript 1t was
chosen after careful consideration had
been given TO number Of even moro
widely known plays but The Brat waS
considered the most suitable In ever"
respect.
The leading role Is 10 ne taken by
Miss Nancy Clark ~ SlstersNiUe. an"
she will be ably assisted by Naivea
Gouchcr. Toronto. Ohio. MILDRED OFT
Morgantown: Martha MADEIRA Morgan
Town: Wa!ne ShVttlewoTth. FAtrmont;
John Rorkrv. Nshurv Park. y. j. Mai
den Stout. Martin sburg. ard Arch RisS!e
~; IIuntlustun. Mss clark appeared be-
fore a. local audience last year N The
Maker OF Dreams. and scored distinct
hit She IS = senior. majoring In the
department - public speaking. and hey
APPEARANCE N moro Nrct"nuOUs We
h;cIe than "Th" Maker OF Dreams VIII
be watched with much interest ny those
who witnessed her Gns dramatic work
last year
''rh> local appearance Of The Rrat
IS st:fi uncertain. ~ IN" definite ASSURE
enra Of a nigh, near III" middle or Do
c.mhc- has no, yet been made. However.
T. IL Stu hoped that the night OF De-
ccn,hrr IS can Re secured. II this dat'
T., secured for local performance. tho
rlans Will hc pressed for the completion
OF tho state tour Immediately preceding
tho christmas holidays. This trip would
atari with Moundsvillc. and by way or
Wheeling. Parke-shurE. Spencer ana
Huntington proceed 10 Charleston for
nsr.o-rrancA the Friday night before
Christmas The troupe would disband
there and .Nave FOR their various homes
ror Tho holidays
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MRS. GARDEN GUEST OF HONOR Az
17FoRMAL RECEPTION HELD
!, ON THE BOAT
Eysn the Crow Rejoiced-Mrs. eeFo'n
Support OF Friends

.r,, Nc,,. ,;.rsIru S;,r,!y;.' bearing
a., nai.r,,,,.o ~ Whcr!!ur "!uhw"m"n
ana IN, new federation president ME-
Jnnp a ,;nrdrn. arrived here y-s'~Ta"!
morning a. i've O'clock. MIS-. ga '''
VA, gurs, 81 nUnur "a: an INK f''''
c,nt,nn on the h"nt saturday evenings
-, uhirb pNr received M"nH crhSF1'"''
lions on her victory. Hp"r."tS
maLs by various members OF lhe ''"'
who had been r"iTc~"h'tH a. 10
,.r,,o, Mrs. Flora Williams ieu 'he
delegates In singing ana a" '"'l,' 0''' ~,
r-nrrpm or novel Stunts WAS carT'eu ""N'
4 I'h. rl.lwnnen rr1.It ihnt IN" e"
,nr.I,sr, sr~rad 10 the crew oc lac O"''
who wer, on GeCk Ia roNEra'"."'r ~'o
Wheeling women on their victory wiz"
8 ,hsv boarded the boat For the Trip h,''h"
! NrY Garden was presented VIII" d
, Ln,ut;rul ,ri.agr bouquet y: roses "
; the officers OF the boat
Paw. Tribute to Friends
7, EXPRESSING hcrs-l' as to ;he Out,
, com, 81 me c'ecti"n. Mrs. 'iaTden pa'u
/ n tribute 20 the Wheeling W on'""
an, tsc ether clHha Of the rNy' w
no, tc'irye that am woman nus
haI .-ufr md more loyal friends man
! In,nc" -" sad am
,ro,.r,r 80 he Wheeling G"'rGai!"n WI"
went 10 llIllslE WI =.
warm interest they :".' n my fi"' N'','
- ,,ch "a cypress my sin""T" graz '"''
ana ,urra.,in'!cn TO Mrs. }. l!ar".H !rfn
NAN nrrsi,Ian; of ,he Wheeling N"rna" \
,ruh rnr her uuiir!nG efforts n M
hshoIr ~ ON" could haN" asked I"'
. ,,,r. pcu,r,iiS s!pr"r' 'Han th"' H''' !
shr rave mc h"in h"t0r" ana "'' '"h
m. election. md think the ""'"A"
,rnh ~ o. Il" congratulated on I't ~"
m rxcru,!lr UrQ"rr ~ +n'h cap" y. '''c e
Hurh ..i"G., - dHr $50 - MIS- ".
Hamilton. whn was .Irr". V r'Nr"h ~"
,or organizing IN" dr!"EHN'n "h''n
went down 10 Uuntinr'"n and WI" III. i!
re burden ~ handling all boat an"
nuIel reservations Wish' zoo !"
,hon. -, I.,!rn g I"7rn" an" -"
MANNERS oC her C"m:'!:'f" WI" "rA' ie'
tho letters wiIch w,H; 81 'hr"nEh IN"
s,o,o hy urr.r nr IL" c>rrutiH" h""Fu,
shnu'I linr also t. express M arIFe-
cIatlnr 81 40 services Of Mrs. H"Nrte-'t
Romirp and Mrs Harold AHaerSoh @
sutton. wlr acted - nay 'ei.crs "
though | may mai /: Impossible" u 'hanH
all nv rriruGS !ul.y!Gnn"!. ! En""
thai ! shall lr /, happier AMI h"''"i
woman because - ~" ,"ve Hnh ."!a''N
which ha. 'ccn sn"N"red upon ne. ami
rus, that I VIII n"icr ho'raN the con
ndcn~e wh.ch my friends have rer"Sr'
n me-
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Halloween Even. for Alph. pt

THIS evening will mark the opening
~ tho monthly social affairs planned
hv the Alpha II fraternity and Alpha
PIN sorority %. bridgeport. ToniShts
viii he in IN. natur" Of Hailowc en-
party, and "a" "rtIre m"mhersh!p or
both organizations is expected 20 az.
tend. Tho rooms VII be tasteGully
decorated with autumn leaves corn
.Ia,ks jack-o-l2r'erns. with witches
and black cats stationed in various cor
narS. The refreshments will be Einse'-
bread. pumpkin pie. nuts. popcorn. cider.
fatty md other del!cacIes suitable 20
HaNo~'sn. A novel program Of Snter-
rainm"n, has been planned. The com
m,ttee n charge includes:
Misses Anna shane. Frances waugh
Frances Rarsar. Katherine Brandfass.
Irene Porter and Nrs. II. W. Duncan
McssrS clyde Wilson. J. y. Jones. liar
Old Porter. NorIIlle Slater. Kenneth
Hanson and clayton Carroll.
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Book Reviews
Bv CAROLYN GORDON


discussion which rrcr.dcs each chapter.
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