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VIM Wind Does Not Bl0tv Harder


.' ana ''' r'''" "'' ''''''
W.h.N west wind
Na l rutif,r oft tar, much of 'nIs
assumption u tu, Vl. rI'n d.,.
upHt H ROTARY motion tn 'hr u'.
mu. uh.ru u r.nou' nuf l,cau. .c
.uf counter Influences and sidr .uI.
r,rt. uu. Poo t,mp.arur, difference.
clio assumed .tIm b. mot found Ir
'no tropics luuerd tbr earth ont
Iu.. lnv uIr .Yu,yItf tnorr. and
i.. tu. .dItpsiur' ns the rtith
4uius under Do. mlkas winds blow .
uu t.m OBJ. .,tH tn, famous trud,
Vlgdf Uuf ...u tuuuEh the atmus.
pI,Ir I- moving eastward more
N.vN fhlu tnu ,pttN lt the cqu1.
iur ~ 4. uU.iul rs,cr than tho
,prh Ir 'uu tunu,lto Eoucs and
U.., fh, prevailing Nlnua lro FROM
ihr west
,,,.nt Al, Str.,,, S,,r, Nt,I,.. nm
.r.r.r.,,tur.. dIf..,,...,s ~ ,.,-'ra.
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"rI.,u.lr,. wind. ,sur.i,ll, a. rl.
ann 'I.. az r.. ,.I nm, u D,
I..t.l .tl.,. , nm .l.,.,,,,, az
.N 90 .,,.u r,.r,a , .r.,rIy ,,r.
st,tt .vtr1 ma, d., f,ur1 bl,v,rr
fr.Y, ,I,,.. 49,. at f,,,,. a., -. ,1II..
., lam,
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Clear Ddter and clean sand
wa J mix to perfection.
And make dainty mud pies
By most careful direction

After tho feminine contingent Of
Tulsa has been given the advantage
of purchasing artistic apparel at
cost and less during the many July
sales, | am wondering what could
he more fitting to commemorate tho
sale weeks than tho establishing OF
n savings account, putting In at least
n part OF the money saved on sale
purchases The First National bank
has u special window to take care
OF ladies' interests and is the most
ideal place ! have found for the
establishing OF such an account.
Some OF the prctticst frcks have
rUching which distcnds the skirt
AT the bottom Ia lace of the bouf-
fant hips, or NJ very low waist
line with little taffctn ornaments
which fail from bcwccn the folds.
Now IL tho season when the smart
thinking woman dons tho practical
white wash skirt. And do you know
those | found at Lostcr's this week
are 40 well tailored that they give
the wonrer a stunning appcaranceP
One shop win soon show II tail
broidcrrd In gray silk aud steel
beads, Collars and cuffs In mole.
10 you know the scientific ex-
ports at tho Bohnefcld Cleaners, Jl4
south Cincinnati really do the mort
unbelievable things IN tho way of
frcshoning and adding ncwncss to
your dainty summer garments
skirts are fuller and longer,
Circles and bands of black velvet
are used In trimmings.
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cloth with u rather sweeping draDc
10 one side OF the bodice. the drapc
held on the left hip with cluster
of tinted silver gr1pcd and the fun
skirt caught up In harcm style.
when ! wandered into the Su-
nnne Shoppc this week found that
Miss Ewing had gone TO Now York
on "A vacdtloning and buying trip Of
several weeks We realize what II
means when this expert goes east
to confer with her designers, and
we enthusiastically await the shops
new fan line ur roady.tu-wcar and
millinery.
Mrs NJ, w. Amslcr, modistc who
Is known by a largo following In
Tulsa, has moved her chop to 3li
south Elgin, apartment T. You arc
cordially invited to call ON her there.
Miss McClintock of tho Mariucllo
Beauty Phrlnr, ~ West Fourth, ia
In Chicago attending summer school
whore she is taking special train.
ing In several different branches ~
advanced beauty culture. Sho viii
he with her patrons again about
August /.
Black hats nrc Ia he strong. but
the trimmings viii h. In the smart
new COlnrS,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
PHILIPPINES HAVE
GREAT PROSPERITY
Growth of Trade Since
1900 Is Enormous,
Says Islander


LONDON. July e.. lldel A
Reyes. director of IN, bureau Of
..,r,,,.-., aud .,1,s,,y ~ tho
,,',
n'"Pb'u' '""'''''' '"'''eu wv ~"
address here the economic progress
of th, Islanders I'm IN. last 20 vcnra
h.4 ,..,. .,.......,.t...., H., ua,
''''
speaking Al inc Init'hatonal 'Npo'''
tlou of rubber and other tropical
pfon.s
..,..,
"'' '''F'9 ''H' I''''''" wv" NV w
p"r'uriti"s OF foreign capital IN d"'
volopIrr the resources OF tho Philip.
.j,,s H., ..,.,,. r,o.,., 80 tho ,dr,,n.
l"''''I'h '' me h''d Std''' gov
orumcnt In 'ho Philippines, saying
By promoting ono OF the most
modern and efficient systems or
public education. 10y placing upon
our own shoulders tho rcsponSbili
'loe ~ mHuaging our own domestic
affairs. and by assisting us In rala-
ing our standard ~ living IN"
American people have given TO my
people 1S a lasting blessing an thh'
Is best iu American ne ana lhSttu-
. TONS
As indicative ~ the onot tmous
/ growth of tn" trade OF the Islands
Mr. Reyes cited figures showing
the total value OF imports and cN-
ports In 1881 to hay" been unlN
tl2l7.0f9 compared with total IN
. 1920 of $500, 5G2,l3S.
Mr.. Reyes said great progress had
been made In agriculture. This h'
stated, included h!E increases II
areas planted to crops, correspond
Ing increases In !lcId ana s'upth
dous advances in value.
Causes contributing 10 the agricuI
tural development, he said, were the
pushing OF the food campaign dui
ing the war, the loaning to rice an'
corn farmers Of funds appropriate
by the Philippine legislature, the in
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
Piper Of birmingham
kn0Us Kinds on Beat

RIRM1NGUNM. Ala. July az
Most cops dislike tho Kinds on their
'hoata' Hs Violently as thcy do the
stray dogs, hut hor,a ono who Just
as ",iotoutly' likes his youngsters.
llo knowH every ono OF them. OF
which thcrc arc lb0, by name and
they know him as pad" Arm
strong.
ON Sunday morning Dad" may
bc OF duty. but he manages TO get
around TO the homo OF each to SEQ
that he IL started to sunday school
on time. They may choose their
own denomination. but 10 they
must.
Aud now pad Armstrong comes
forward with tho announcement
that he Is going TO give his boys n
picnic. His beat is mostly n tene-
mont district. Auto dcaicrH aud con
fcctloners will contribute transpor-
tation and tho fixins" and Dad
will spend whole day with his l50
boys I'm ono Of the city parks.
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Henry Ford's Magazine
Not to Attack h. of {.

NEW YORK, July %. -- The
Knights Of Columbus have been as
surcd that Henry Ford does not IN
tend to attack the X. Of 9. or other
catholic organizations or tho Catho-
lie church. when there were ap-
rnrcntIy wcll-foundcd rumors that
the Ford paper planned 70 attack
Catholics after concluding what has
been called an anti-Jewish campaign,
members Of the knights Of Columbus
In Detroit requested, through Fred
rrick r. Holustcr. an officer of De-
troit Council. Is Of c., Information
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This Is to be another season Of
sweaters and Miss JaCkson's cNclu-
sive shop in the Sinclair building
has tho most adorable slip-on sweat
crs in all colors and in the chiffon
weights Then there were heavier
weight sweaters which caused me 10
think OF their appropriateness for
well, Colorado wear.
Dresses made with an open slit
down the back, blou~" fastened NJ
ncckIinc and waist only, are ire
qucntly noted.
Mere description can not In any
way convey the exquisite charm ana
beauty Of the late summer ready
to-wcar offerings ! saw al Miss L'-
highs Smart Vogue shop this week.
The heat Of New York has called
forth Cingham dresses and ginghhu
pattcrn wells with medium sized hats
10 match. these trimmed with u bow
of the same material and sometimes
IA sa, edge organdy band.
Another display OF tempting nos
icry just opened At Lcstcr's is prov
iug Irresistible to the feminine con-
tingent Of tho city.
I saw an attractive dress OF ccris"
and white crOssbarrcd chiffon, the
hip length blouse picatcd onto the
skirt Of white orGnndy, the sleeves
and ' neck line finished "ith
blanket stitch Of ccris".
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For q string and bent pin
And the bait to deceiUe Tith,
and FH catch the dig fish
or the Jonah and Whdie myth.

Besides having so many beautiful
things on display AT the :. j. NC
Geo company shop. 1t is usually the
coolest place down town.
Even In the east the shccrcr't pos
sibIc GOWNS arc noted this season.
Chirfons In striped and printed cf-
fc,rs are seen. these having white
grounds with either stripes or FIG
urcs I'm black or navy.
There are hot weeks TO follow.
but another OF those adorably cool
frocks nt Lestcr's will do much to-
ward making them bearahle and IN
keeping you dainty in appearance.
4 slight interest h developing In
Persian effects In some Of the m"thi
silks.
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What War Cost France in Men:
Lost 2,5O0,OOO Census Shows


Hon are at least temporarily lost to
Germany m the Sarre Holin and in
Momel while the DnuziE cossion
represents over $50 600.
Territorial L.. ,,,,,,r
on ,bo ,..,.,..,,, -.
va. '''''''''' sue rance nus
increased h'r area hv $500 square
miles through the annexation ~ Al.
saco lorraine H.. .,,.s,,,, ,-., d.
49,. o,,-.,
'''' -i-''0' square in'''S' ''rmA'F.
on inc contrary. has already lost
olrIght some $4,000 square miles in
imn,,, ~..,t'' H".I'l'"y ana
w., ', v. ana W.
',5,, ' ''' '' .a ana 'h,'l,',
-, 'l''' ma" >'.'''
ons gao "S "W l''''d WIN
a,a, '' '''' l''9 ,o''', more
49,, W. ".a,'l ANY I'""'' ,
,.'' LP'' N"vS''u SOU .h''n'
-, '','',' anu "nHH "' l'''t d.h''h-
49,, '' Wv P''"'''''' III 'he S"'''
II is plain. thon that the terri
iorial LOSSES Of Germany are actual
-, Jus ,"'" 'l' hNh'' u
"p""'''SS n' f'ptt'u.
.''' ''S' wa, fId"u' anu
.a,, ,.'''' """S'du ,''',V tn'
- '"'' WIN g." ~"
.ia' , ..''.''' ,''' ''' n.y. "',u -vN'"oo'
,u%N an '' ,IL ''Lhth ,a'E''
va ~ 'n' IiS'I ''
nv, ,S''.lk. IN IN''' '"'r N'at-
So So, '''' russian "aI' 'n'
,'Hi''',' W. pa. u. ."'''
W. ,Y-o 4, ,''S '' IVA ,"' IN
80 IT. .'t ,'.n 10 '''I IV","V" as
aln'I',' o. me "dr ana 'no '"s'
VISA, ~, nm ~ "dS "hIF Ut
- ,l'' r'"'''' ma" 'Hdd' E"oo
NV '''''
Today after nearly half n century
the population OF France without
-, "'uc' ~ utmost eSa'I
inst of,or tbc Fr,nco.pr,ssiap yar
while With ~ .,los, nr,,,i,oo'.,, -,
stored I, corr,s,onds ~ ,,o COW,
territory in 1sfc Tbue &, 60 rIna,
that tho last va cost tra,co oll -
her Increase /, ron,,1,,io, h,,b &,
Alsaco-r arraIno az in t,rorr, -,
,ba fu,, ncrind Lc,,,nor tVes .,,
1921
hoYoyor L,ra,,a bo. to,,,,s aa,,',,,,, -, ~,
snF affar IA faehi,p 40 ,
yasta,rd oroo for a. pI,i,,s =,
Oucntin ana so,esons bovo boo, 20
taIIv dos,rovcd ,oga,hcr vi,b
large nur,bor ~ ernalIc. t,u,s III
Vordun Arros Icrs OTTO sho a.,
,couirod nrocticaily r,i,;,,-n, ~
ci,ies ~ S,rashoI,rS n,nipN,,au on.
No,2 ana n vsrv cons,dor,bIo MN,
oor NJ f,ouriehi,g smaIInr ,owrs
The resignation of tho dovastoto,
orea viii no n ro,g and cost,,, ,ro
cess hIt meantime France ba
added a rocion a, loas, ocuoI 4
value "a tbat ~ hor r.voso1 40
nnrtmonts before tho Gorma, In
vosion
'''"' ''"s '"'hc " W
Germany on the contrary, has los
her provinces outright. Her hig
olrthfate may enable her 20 repa'
Ihe cuS's III PoPulhuoh IN the neg
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| wonder how n shop can orfy
wonderful values for almost moth
Ing prices But that II tust what
the DcmOrcst shop is doing during
its July clearance sale OF dresses,
suits, blouses. skirts and millinery.
! am enthusiastic over these won
dorful valucs-and 40 viii you be.
I'attcrs' plush and felt combinn =
tions are featured In millinery, but
a. the main fabric of the season,
velvet Is seemingly Of the most I'M
pDrtaIcg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

No matter IL you are fastidious,
tomporamcntal or what not, your
taste In stationery can surely be sat
isfird at the Western Bank Supply
company, 3i5 South Boston, whero
there is u stationery In every color
Imaginable, every size desirable and
IN quality which hospeaks correct
ness
Many bnthcrs wear flOwcr-gar-
landed shade hats on the beach, dis
Carding them, OF course, before GO
Ing into the water,
Each succeeding hot week proves
the popularity OF the La sale Sweet
shop, corner Third and Main, People
just go whore drinks and service
are So ideal, And have you tried
/ their nice summer caudlcs'
. one l. correct II her frOCk- pos
/ scsscs the new fiSh-tail panci-
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visit the Rae
Dress shop, 3Ol
South Main street,
this week. and you
wlllbc rapturOusly
clarified with tho
unusual b O u ut Y
and style of tho
fan dresses I n u I
hhNe ImaI holn 70
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GERMANY IS HARD HIT
Teutons' Territory Loss
Also a Blow to the
belligerents
FRANCE COMING BACK
Rebuilding, But Slowly;
La Belle Alibis; Many
We're Not Counted
.. CRANK II. siMONDS.

- WASHINGTON, July ls.-The re-
.... ..Hr,s aablod from Paris Of
..- .ur preliminary statistics of
.....- taken I'm the early part
,s.n. ,.lr are too ambiguous TO per
.u conclusions but serve
.|..... how considerable por-
,.n .t h.r population the war cost
I..... On I'll the date Of the
.I., census, France had population
.. 4..r.>Iwatcly 3gG00,000. Tn"
,...rl4 now coming from Paris show
.r...r population OF 36.100.00o,
which would represent a loss or
.....ru But the same dcspatche,
....t ,ul' the population in 1911
... '.HuU. 600 and the loss $500
coo.
BRAND Not Counted.
Some light on tho discrepancy IS
r.....f.I hv the further statement in
IL. .l..o that the total does not in
clad, tine soldiers In foreign scrv-
i.r who must number at least 200
p. including the army OF occupa-
tom . Germany, the Syrian con
tm..a' ana the troops in garrison
.r rru,r Siosia. Mcmel and Con-
sartHop'o. In all probability, judg-
.#. from comment on the fact that
Primo Minister BRAND was absent
Ir london aud therefore not count
cl. '.. figures are those for the
r.r.aU.u actually present, which
s. aVuN. around half n million les.
tran chat of the legal population.
I-H.-lag This last element, how.
ever. 70 .s plain that the census
.t.N ..l
the troops abroad show a pSpula
ton oi around SG.309O00. To this
must %. added 100000 the popula-
'.n .f Nsdco-Lorraine reunited tc
France by tho treaty of Versailles
l.' counted apart in the recent
rrH1ouDg This would bring tn,
population Of France at the moment
Gu 'o a,00o.ou0 as contrasted with
$4,000 200 TO years ago. on tht
'lgn Of the returns, therefore. thi.
W.I'I mean - loss Of 100000.
Germany Loses Six Million.
II .- interesting to compare these
statistics with tho German. Tn,
population of Germany in 1911 wa
slightly less than 100000, by
1914 e. had risen. according to Of
t.II estimates. to $1,000, 1000. II
1919 it was, according to German
statistics, G4.0O0,0Oo. but this csti
mat" was Tor all Of the territory un
dor German rule in 1914, that is he
Tore the war. BY the treaty OF Yer
'u..,s territories containing 5000,
'." wore taken from Germany anC
as-rol 'o France, Belgium, Den
mark and Poland.
H"'N''u lgl1t and 1921, then
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You may have your
faded hair made nat
ural again by InoCto
colOrinR, ana you may
have "A perfect marcel
both these at the
New York Hair Shop
and Beauty rarlor.
! saw n very lovely
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

and correct at break
fast as at dinner II
she has had tho per-
manont wave at the
Now York Hair shop
and Beauty parlOr. II
is water and pcrspir-
alton proof.
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Th o Art craft
Stationery shop,
422 South BOs
ton, IL a shop Of
engraving I h a I
YOU viii be glad
10 have found
Each order re
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moved from th,lr tissue paper
Wrappers ana what rs moro intor-
ostiug and uclr unbelievable is tho
extremely moderate prices they arc
making ou these worry new crca-
tuusy r. you need another ~ .
mortImc Cru,k thcro Hlll remains =
worry pretty selection ot those and
'hpy are simply going for song.
There ~ one frock pf brown gc"r-
grttc which has littlo dHhs of mon
hey fur dotted over II caught 10 ia"
fabric with beads.
4 rIghr foundation IL the secret
Or perfection iu dress. and every
wrI dressed woman knows tho
.,,rri tu Boo tho right Kind of corset.
Nruu.o Reed I'm g II. Wrights has
such 10 varied line that she can give
.uu % corset well fitted, well made
and wholly suited 80 your particular
s,lr
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knights that " anti.lt. ~ c. or anti
catholic campaign would hc made
by that Journal.
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For dinner wear spanish shawl
drnpc ~ introduced In n black lace
dinner frock with u brilliant girdlc
Of velvet brocadcd ribbon.
Don't Hu 20 wander into tho
pcmorcst shop this week. You win
he intoxicated with their unusual
offerings Of lovely rcadY.to wear
which has been reduced from % TO
so per cent Of It's original price.
Crepe meteor In black, navy blue,
fuchsin and rust brown IL In de-
pand at this moment.
It's the time Of year 20 have your
furs rcmodolod, repaired and stored
in Shukert vaults. Mrs. Madden
Mann Hat shop, in che Sinclair
building.
Each week when Elizabeth Ann
Visits the Plauts-Abrams SILK shop,
4Og South Main. she IL convinced
again that the art Of silk creation
is surely improving, for each umo
she finds there new and beautiful
surprises in unhcliryahly marvellous
silk patterns This shop has added
Antlcr's millinery homstltching and
picoting
Black taffcta with appIiducd
flonncc wratho~ makes piclur-
csquc bathing suit for really
artistic person.
The atmosphere Of Candyland Ia
cool and inviting, which means a
great deal in midsummer, and Their
lrrosiatlhle drinks, tee creams and
lunches can not bc oNcclled. Then,
too, I'vo found that ono is always
given such prompt and courteous
service horc.
Larger hats are worn as Il alwaS 5
the case In midsummer
Don't forget 20 boost Tulsa by dis
playing a pcnnaut on the back m
your car when you motor across IN"
country. There is "A big variety AZ
Tulga's souvenir shop, Sol south
Main.
The longer dress. which Is here
without doubt, rs far AS the
Phrtsicnnr silhouette H. concerned
viii bring IN lts wake the larger
hats. aud for those larger typ'~ n
great many of the spanish shapes
aFc being shown,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

At the Advance
shop In the Rob
iuson Arc a d e.
building just OPP
pOsitc tho Rialto
thcatcr, ! found
stunning gin g
ham Dresses for
o ~ 81 o. do
lightful 4 Otte i
Swiss and organ
dy fro e. ks for
sE.g5. and many
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one navy frOch has the entire
skirt embroidered In gray.

OF course you viii want 10 look
your very best while ON the sum
morris outing, ana first comes ~"
thought Of uuc's hair. II needs not
bc gray or faded since the hair oN-
pert Of the American Beauty shop,
8l3 South Bouldor is using French
Iurcto Yu successful that o. takes
but one hour 80 restore your hair
a. NE natural color, Phone th'm
for do'allr
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tho Spldity or our friendship by
tender sympathetic thoughts -- and
thoughts aa floral gift from
C,ark's Flower Shop, 3ll East Thir-
t0enth2 You may rest assured that
your order will receive very prompt
ana most careful attention.
a good deal Of sulphur, citron and
lemon Is worn on New York roof
gardens these sultry nights
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CciVos mo pcrsOnaI ntloNIlOn OT Tht
experienced person I'm Charg" with
an assurance that the sizing, phrase
olory and general appearance" OF m"
work will be correct and that II
will he delivered in the shortest
POSSIBLE time compatible with good
work.
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larger hats are worn as II always
the cnsc In midsummer.

Don't forget 10 boost Tulsa by dis
playing pcnnaut on the back NJ
your car when you motor across th"
country. There is a big variety at
Tulga's souvenir shop, Sol south
The Washington times., 1921-06-28
HEART. VIA sToMAcH.

'Tis said that a sure sign of
love. or that which is an affection
of the heart. 10 the loss Of appe-
tite. In the spring you see so
many young girls and boys sud
denly eat less and start to gaze
into space. It's got 'em. the lew
bug.
Take the fluffy blonde. or but
terfiy type. II she can't cook.
mama does IL fer her. They set
him down to porterhouse steak.
baked potato. or French fried: to-
mato eaiad. chocolate cake and
ice cream, and Oh. boyi his heart
Is surely touched. They've got
him.
The best way to put the hocus-
pocus on him, II they don't feed
him. is for the girl to meet him
at the door and tell him tina. he
must walt until she washes the
dishes. She looks so sweet in
that tidy white apron, and he has
visions of her as a great house,
keeper.
OF course, the stomach of q
man is the route TO his heart,
M. X. NJ.
The Washington times., 1921-06-28
WINDOWS SHATTERED
WHEN AIR TANK BURSTS

More than q score Of windows were
hattered yesterday evening when the
lottom was blown from a compressed
DR. tank which was being used in
rack repairing by employees of the
lspitol Traction Company. The men
Fere working in the 2700 block of
fourteenth street when the explosion
ccurred. The windows were broken
{ 2715. 27I9. 2721, 2746, and 275o
fourteenth street.
That none of the street railway
mployes was injured was due to the
act that the tank was resting on end
then the explosion occurred. So great
Fas the force with which the bottom
ras blown out that a large hole was
pade in the street bed. The report
bat followed was heard several blocks
way, and the buildings in the neigh
prhood seemed to tremble. No one
tas injured.
The Washington times., 1921-06-28
"Y" AUTOMOTIvE GRADS
HOLD CLASS BANQUET I

Members OF the graduating class Of
the Y. NJ. C. A. Automotive School held
a class dinner last night. At which the
principal speakers we're Il. A. Drumm,
principal OF the school, and w. o.
Hildabidle, business secretary of the
Y. M. &C. A.
Three minute addresses were made
by the graduates, their subject being
"why Took the Automotive Course"
Six of the class declared they wanted
to save on repatr bills, one to be-
come competent to select a car and to
keep IL in repair two as an aid in
their garage business, two to enter
the neld as mechanics, and two for
the educational advantages to be de-
rived from the course.
The graduates are w. S. Ayres, r. II.
Rlsdon, @. t. Bond. r. l.. Coon. DIR. ID.
Davis, c. p. Blakelcy, J,-H- Ward J.
NJ. Marshall, l.. @. White. r.. o. Carter.
NJ. II. Young, w. II. Anderson, r.. O..
McCabt, and J. 8. Thompson.