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PLANDOME.. L. |.
HUNTINGTON, L. l.

One of the smaller fine estates OF the
North shore. Modern, substantial, complete.
in restricted park overlooking Sound. Adapted
10 year round living. Beach rights. Coli
and Boat Clubs near Dy.
Residence "a rooms. 5 baths, toilet. Gar
cars and chauffeur's housekeeping apartment.
stable, 3 horses. Greenhouse, U-bar con-
struction. with potting house. All with red
slate roofs. Poultry house, extensive per
der, with wealth of overgreens, trees, plants,
flowers and fruits.
At $4,000 probably best bargain In high
class property near N. Y. Ready for occu-
pancy.
paintiugs, etc, also for sale.
OWNER, 05s ST. MARKS Az,
Tel Lafayette A37I-M. BROOkLyN, ~. ".
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PELHAM MANOR

This charming little village has many
homes. Among them Is this nice
house OF large rooms, with baths
fine big veranda. II has large
The exterior Is painted white, with
blinds. The interior Is also done ir
and Is bright and sunshiuy. There I
dark corner In the whole houre.
closets, open firepinces. Modern a.
nents. Immediate occupancy. Termt
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III you are interested In the incest spot on
the north shore Of Long Island. where the
salt water bathing is "a real pleasure and
where the water Is clean and the beach safe
for child 10 bathc, then call or write for
particulars and pictures Of the property Of
fcred. I nm authorized TO offer few won
dcrfuI properties In this section nj attrac-
tivo prices. No beach on Long Island equals
this beach. For particulars and permit call
or Address FITCH ". MEDRuRy i6e 9Th ~.
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SHELTER ISLAND

90 acre orchard, village, State road coun-
try home: 800 young fruit trees. n good 10
room house. with baths open fireplacer
Sardwoou floors: fine water supply, beautiful
shade trees, high elevation, lawns, gardens,
woodland, small lake; gardeners cottage 3
blocks from churches. stores, library. grade
and high school. An ideal summer place or
would make good all year round home for
practical farmer, raising fruit, vegetables
and poultry Price $4,000, half cash, or
might exchange.
ri. az sun-HeraId Herald Square
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Long Island--SaIe or Rent.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.

Westchestsr-sale or Rent.
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1rnly BarRnln ~ rlosoVu.
J. 3. THILL, 81 East AZ
PLACE ON THE HUDs .

Handsome residence, overlooking
Pleasant grounds over acre gardel
cious garage; living rooms. 5000 es
on property. sale important nov.
$50 600 wanted. BELLOWS Z WA
Getty Euuaro. Yonkcrs.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02
Reception for the Benefit
OF Hospitnl Patients

The annual reception for the bene-
fit Of the destitute patients at St. Vim
cents Hospital will be held IN the
grand ballroom Of the Wr'do-f-
Astoris Tuesday ufght. General Nivells
will bs the suest Of honor. At mid
night po!onaiss and quadr4lle under
the personal supervision Of Mis- Rose
Byrne Will take place. The following
win form the groups: Miss Agnes
O'Gormnn. Miss Grace Shan'ey II -
Nellie Kelly, Mrs. Alan Topping. Miss
Mur:el Mcclure. Miss Hilda Rau Miss
Isabelle Mcpherson, Miss Josephine
Farrell. William Carlton Shan cy,
Thomas Kelly, Robert Mclaughlin,
Otto Culmsn. Kirby Grafton. Richard
O'Gorman. Lao Travers and Alan
Also Mr.. Richard Emmet. Mis-. Ma
rian Tiffany. Mise Augustus Hoffman.
Miss Elins Flannery, Mrs. Reginald
Townsend. Miss Ethel Potter. =
Janet Gourd, Miss Grace Fitzpatrick,
Miss Hanan. Miss Mary Soan, = \
Sisco. Miss Florence Hardhart, Miss
Eileen Haggerty. Miss Agnes Fitzsim7a ..
Miss Anna Burghardt, Miss Marie
Leary. Miss Ethel Mitchell, Mrs. Angus
tus Hardhart, Miss Angelo Meohan,
Murray Hoffman, Reginald Townsend
Emsrvon Macmillan, James Hill. Charlie.
Durysa. 0iovaana Naaslh, Dugo de
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02

bridegroom, will act9as best man, and
the ushers will be Warner Jones and
Barnett Jones, cousins of the bride
groom; Walton Scully. Frank Taylor,
Shelby Elliott, Baylor Hickman. Alan
Scaife and Thomas Symington.
The marriage Of Mlss Florencs Blaiz
and Miss Margaret Moberly to Frank
lin Craig Morton will take place
Wednesday afternoon in the Chapel OF
St. Bartholomew's Church, followed
~ u small reception at the home Of
the parents. of the brides, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Everett Moberly,. 800 Park
Avenue. The Misses Moberly will have
90 attendants. Mr. 'Addinsell will have
- best maj" Delaney Palmer. of AL
hany. His ushers will be Henry Fair.
fitld Osborn jr., Arthur g. Collins, r
B, Crtspe1l, i. Horton Lame, Franklin
d'Olier+ and Carroll j. Waddell. OF
'Hiladelphis,
Mr.. Motion will have Wallace Nc
Cormack, Of Baltimore, "a best man
His ushers will be Chester Wright, Of
Boston; Henry 8. Boiling, of Chicago;
f. Warrington Gillett, Of Baltimore;
Edward E. Mobcrly jr. and Ormsby
Mcknight Mitchell. Of New York.
Miss .Muriel Winthrop. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Egertou Leigh winthrop
will be married to Richard De Bloii
Bosrdman. oe Boston. January 8 In
Old st. Marks Church In the Bou
werie. The bride will bs attended BY
Mrs. William Fl. Reeves jr., Of Phila-
delphia; Mrs. John Higginson, Mrs
Reginald B Rives. Mrs. J. Av"rel
Clark, Miss Beatrice Sorchan and Miss
40 na~A CrNn Il
will serve as his. brothers beat man
and the ushsrs vii include Z. Towns.
cad lrvtn, George u. wsslssv aA<
y. LctAroD Amsa.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02

CPSyCAos
Anc Babies Hospital is at Fifty
fifth Street and Lexington Avenue,
with a summer branch at Rumson, n.
j. The proceeds from the concer, will
be devoted to the general maintenance
Of the institution, to the medical and
surgical wards and to the social serv-
ice depa rtmeut.
Among those who have engaged
boxes for the concert are Mrs. Roswell
Miller, Mrs. Henry Martin Alexander.
Mrs. Henry Ingersoll Riker, Mrs.
Herbert Pratt, Mrs. John T. Pratt, Mrs.
Annie Burr Jennings, Mrs. William A.
Iamison, Mrs. Walter James, Mrs John
B. Calvert, Mrs. Rufus Patterson, Mrs
William howe Rice, Mrs. william
Goadhy Loew, Mrs. Edward Van Ingen
and the Catholic Big Brothers.
Others members of the board of
women managers who are interested in
making the concert success are Mrs
Ernest r. Adee and Mrs. Ira Barrows
ce-presidents; Mrs. Andrew Carnegie
Miss Ellen l. Adee. Mrs. Cornelius z
Agnew, Mrs. Henry G. Bartol. Mrs
Dexter Blagden, Mrs. Bertram H.
Borden. Mrs. D. Fairfax Bush. Mrs
McCoskry Butt, Miss Anna B. Evans
Miss Frances L. Rowland, Mrs. Frank
B.. keech, Mrs. J. Prentice Kellogg
Mrs. H. Rudolph Kunhardt IT,, Mis-.
Katherine B. Lockwood, Mrs. Henry r
McLanes Mrs. John W. Minturn. Miss
Caroline L. Morgan, Mrs. William, B.
Potts, Mrs. John E. Rousmaniere, Mrs
Reeve Schley. Mrs. Robert D Sterling
Mrs. Theron G. Strong. Mrs Ernest C
Maude a. Curtiss and Miss Emily A
Watson.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02
Cupid's Ball q Feature
OF January Calendar

Cupid's Bali has been edded 70 tAA
society calendar for late Jsnuay. y
viii be fancy dress STAR. With .
Cupid's altar In g prominent past ~
the ballroom. It is 70 bs held Ia the
Della RobDla room Of the Hotel vsn-
derbilt IN aid Of Free Milk eor Italy. ~
.ne evening Of January 81, preceding
by one nlgat the Charity Bali at ths
waldorf. Mrs. Jonn Adams Drake. prss-
dent Of Free Milk for Italy. viii pre-
side at the ball. Any kind ~ cos
tume vii. be permitted. but TIE pr.zes
for the most charming attire wiil.ES -
those favored by Cupid-tha. .a. tte
costumes that most inspire and sugxsst
romance. There will, as Cow p,ahasA
De not one but dozen little CuridA
each will be armed with bo~ ard.k
luiver Of golden arrows tof p2oeylo
lne Cupids viii range through the ball
coom. shooting those who seen mast
worthy Of the honor. At the evenings
close those who wear Cupid's arroSp
Vii be the candidates Tor tie irises.
A series Of teas and a bricgs con.
stitute the program Of new yess -.
tivities formulated by the wonersa
Serbian Child Welfare Associstion, 3
West Eighth Street The mort amtt.
tieus affair will be 4 bridge 60 -
held at the residence OF Mrs. .,rraner
Gerard, East Seventysecond Street.,
on Tuesday. January II. 1ne M-
nittee in charge is headed BY 4re.
Littleton Fox and Mrs Frank DuR
Frazier. Among those who haves stake1
tables are Mrs. George Barton ktoD1
Mrs Adrian Iselin, Mrs James stG4G9
Putnam. Mrs. Minturn Pinchot ~,
rittleton Fox, Mrs Frank Du6 eEag1q
Mrs L. G.. Kaufmao and &rs. NeilW0A
Vanderbilt
Other events which the wcfnensB eouDp
mittee has arranged include eep-
tiRuation of the cycle Of one hun6yoe
teas in honor Of Mrs. Charles S. Far
nam. an American who served 90 4
sergeant in the Royal Serbian -Afnny
during the war.
Mrs. John Ames Mitchell will enter.
tain or Tuesday at her residenes. q
East Sjxty-scvAnth Street. The feA
lowing day Mrs. Henry Sargsus 40,
pleton will BE- hostess at . texe q hey
home. i52 East Thirty sixth Street sOe
January 10 Mrs. James Lowell Putnsx
has arranged tea at her residences. II,
West Forty eighth Street The sdS.
following another tea will be given Is;
Miss Elizabeth S. Crafts at her hoins
Is East Fifty-eighth Street. Mn
George A. Helms will enteYtaiu @ II
home, IS Vest Fifty~sixth Steset. ~
January II. A similar funetiona VIVA
riven on January 70 In Ecarsdaao. -
Ars. Frsheis B. Thurhsr - hSo1oolg3
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02
Miss Evelyn Sheldon Walker
To Become Bride Tuesday

Ono Of the first brides Of the new
year will be Miss Evelyn Sheldon
Walker, daughter of Mrs. Starr Kin
Wa ker, Of 1923 East Thirty -eightl
Street. She will be married to F. Whit
uey Mo.rill. Tuesday afternoon in the
Church Of the Heavenly Rest. TIE
Very Rev. James 7. Russell, canon ~
Washington Cathedral. uncle Of tho
bride. He will be assisted by the
rector, the Rev. Herbert Shipman. Miss
Walker is a granddaughter of the late
James o. Sheldon, OF tais city She
will have for her matron Of honor Ms
Clarence G. Michalis. and her other =.
tendants will be Miss Dorothy Bsttix.
Miss Alice Morrill,. sister Of the or1ds.
groom. and tvs small cousins ,of ttSa
bride. Cecily and Jack Work. will act
as flower girls AID page.
Abram F. Morrill, wiz ssrvs a. his
brothers best man and this ushers will
be Richard c. Morrill,, another brota-
Malcolm Meacham, Charles Presbrey
and James T. Russell jr. The ceremony
will be followed by a reception In the
ballroom Of the Hotel Gotham.
The marriage Of Miss Katherine
Bsssell, daughter Of Mira. Joseph Bis
sell. Of the Hotel Gotham, to Lawrence
Jones jr. will take place Thursday, at
O'Clock in St. Patrick's Cathedral.
The Rev Father William Martin will
ofYiciate. MIRA Laurence Millet will
be the matron Of honor. and the other
attendants will be Miss Sheila Byrne,
Miss Betty Jackson. Miss Marie La
Marchc, Miss Louise Jones, sister OF
the bridegroom; Miss Helen Pierce.
Miss Adelaide Beddall, mi.s Betty
Hauck. cousin Of the bride, and
krs. williaM u. ylsitnsn }r.
4aunAarn lonaa n eoNall a -
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02

IN tho ldSL NOnLQ.
One Of the largest a6airs Of the
week will be the dance which Mrs.
Charles B. Alexander gives tomorrow
nRhs At her home. West Fifty-e ghth
sHse1 fer her rrandniece. Miss Vir-
gtnta Harrison. and also for Miss Gcor-
getts do Saint Paul. Of Paria, who Is
passing the winter with MIRA Alexander.
Hrs. Oliver Gould Jennings will give
, dinner tomorrow night at her home,
es2 Fifth Avenue, for Miss Annie Burr
Auchineloss, the debutante daughter Of
Hrs. Hugh D. Auchincloss. for whom
hsE mother Will give q dance that night
O. the Rit1-Carlton, and earlier in the
DAY Mira. Elon Huntington Hooker gives
luncheon at her house, GOT Fifth Ave-
aue, 70 introduce her daughter, Miss
Ia-oara Perry Hooker. Miss Hooker
:s tie eldest daughter OF Mr.. ard Mrs.
dsoker and Is sophomore at Vassar.
Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt I'd will
g!se a musicale at her noale, j.o Fifth
Aeenae. Tuesday evening. Mrs. Van
cssoit has been doing much entertain
in2 this winter. with small Dinners, but
sn'' will be tho largest affair she has
9ivsa.
Mira q. Edward Manvile will give &
masked ball the same nigh, for her
'eaughter, Miss Estelle Manvile, who
S'ii not be introduced for two or three
3esrs II viii TAXA place at tho Hotel
Vanderbilt
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02
Dinner To Be Ciren
General Robert NireLle

whitney Warren has arranged 4
farewell dinner TO be given Wednesday
nigh. at the Hotel Biltmore for Cen
sral Robert Nivelle. who IL sailing for
EUROPE the following day. 1t Is being
e'Tcn under tho suspices of the Franco
American Society. Myron T. Herricl,
Formerly Ambassador to France, will!
preside and General pershing will DO
anr.x the gucs.s. Others vino will be
prevent are Nr. and Mrs. Adrian Iselin,
Af. and Mrs.. Vincent Astor, Mr.. and
s:ft. Paul Dana, Mas Anne Morgan,
Ar and Mira. John d. Ryan, Mr. and
ara. Vernon G. Brown, Frank A. Mum
ssyy DIR. and Mrs. Adolph Ocns and Mr..
sre Mrs. c. A. Coffin
a. on TIE same night Mr.. and Mrs. z.
Aors'nss Ward. Of $40 Park Avenue,
M give dinner and dance for Miss
CCorcshy Post Clapp and Van Henry
Carsmell jr.. whoss engagement was
shnouaced last week.
The British Great War Veterans o.
Amsrfca. New York Command, will
Evs tho frat annual ball a. the Hotel
Fsnnsylvania Wednesday night.
Frtday Will be one Of the busiest
ea5s Of tbs wcck. On that night the
sscDnt o9 tho Junior Assembly dances,
1or the dsbutsntes. will be held In
% ballroom Of tho Rigz-Carlton.
csvsrai dinnery will be given previous
ins eanss. The COMMITTEES IN charge
includes M1s. Richard &. Colt, Nrs.
sw.,:iser 2. Jsnes, Mrs. Waiter Phelpv
piss, Mrs. James Gore King. Mrs.
Harrsz Witherbee Dodge, Mrs. Herbsrt
T. Pratt, Mrs. James B:rne and Mrs.
Aeyhsrs l.. Sstt<r!es. The hnai dance
= ~ ssasen Win b. held February I.
"a ts as!A = shs Bsshsie, dances viii
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02
Benefit Concert Launches
1921 Program for Charity
Entertainment in Aid Of Babies Hospital of City of
New York TO Be Given Tonight Heads Calendar
of Events for the First Week of the New Year

Entertainments for charity figure prominently
endar for the first week of the New
benefit for the Babies Hospital
panthrplc affairs will continue only
until well after Lent The
Degle Hail. Will be by the National Symphony
bodanzky conductor
of Of Margaret will act
usher They include Miss ueAe Longfo
Miss Helen Trevor Miss Elizabeth Meeker Collins Min
Katherine Waten Miss Betty Miss Katherine
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02
Society Is Facing Busiest
Week Since Season Opened
One Of the Largest Affairs Will Be Dance Given by
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander for Miss Virginia Har
rison and Miss Ceorgette de Saint Paul, of Paris

Society the
uncn
the calendar
busiest weeks the middle
Of entirely dbutane
during the holidays boys girls
school and college, the the
figure
interest figure
there
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02
President 10 Hold Reception

Mrs. James Griswold Wcntz, presi-
dent OF the Woman's Republican Club.
will hold a reception in honor Of the
new members Of the club At her resi-
dcnce, a35 Wcst End Avenue, Tuesday
afternoon from 3 until g o'clock. Mrs.
John lscl n. Mrs. Charles s. Whitman,
Mrs Cornelia Robinson, Mrs. Emile
GIoxau, Mrs Marcus NJ. Marks, Mrs. AL
bert H. Gleason. MIRA. Paul CrAndell,
Mrs. Boynton and Mrs. William Amos
Will receive With Mrs. Vents.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02

These affairs are largely attended and
the proceeds are turned over to various
charities
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02
Mrs. Knapp Arranges
Dinner for Debutdnfes

Mrs. Joseph Palmer Knapp gives a
dinner Friday night at her home, Eat
Fifth Avenue, for Miss Constance Jen-
ninss and Mis-. Isabel Rockefeller and
some Of their dAbutante friends. She
will afterxard take her guests 60 the
theater.
Mira. 9. Howard Dsvison gives a
dinner that night 1t her homo. ~ East
Fifty-third Street, and sfterwxrd will
take her guests to the second Of the
Junior Assembly dances as the Ritz
Carlton.
Mrs Edward F1eitmxnn also Will
give = dinner and take her guests to
The Junior Assembly dance.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02
Miss Aae1azas 452 %2zxnelazasE y

FfSS CHARD is tho daughter Of NJ. aud Thornton
IN Chard who spending the winter IN Ns.o
Mrs Sookstt NJ. Borony. Mrs. Bavooy and Mrs. CAar1
tho d6btanss last Tuesday F
third Street,
Mise Gertrude Ordss . ths S51xzses doaehtr of
Mrs. Charles W. Ogdsn.
Miss Stost also d<batonts Of tAs ssasoA larrs
luncheon q
Mrs. Edcn Martin Stout
Miss Nash tho db6ntanta daughter Of WarveD By7ner
Nash Of 40 Park Avenue
Miss Rhnelcnder introduced socsy year ogo She
has figured prominently in tho social
She is daughter Of Philip Rhtnelander
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02

1te AfsA n the Bachelor dances viii
~ + tAs Della Robbie room OF
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02

lucrev, George de Lacy, Joseph Amy.
William O'Snea, Cyril Smith. Leroy
Amy, William Spain, Alfred Amy jr.
and John Somuer.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02

Junior Assembly dances q. tho Ritz
Carlton.
Mrs. Edward F1eitmxnn also Will
give = dinner and take her guests to
he Junior Assembly dance.
Mrs. Charles Potter King Will give
a dance January 8, at her homo, East
Fifty-frst Street, for her niece, Miss
Katherine Morris, the debutante daugh-
ter OF Dr.. and Mrs. Lewis r. MorriA
Mrs. Moses Taylor will give a dance
also on Saturday night, at her house,
II West Fifty-third Street. FOR her
debutante daughter, Miss Marian Tay-
lor. 1t will be attended by the most
prominent debutantes of tho season.
Miss Janet Richards. Of Washington.
will give the fourth Of her lectures
on Current Events" under the aus
pices Of tho Ely Aumne Association,
Thursday morning at the Biltmose.
The officers and directors Of the as
sociation have charge Of the lectures,
which are open to the public. Mrs.
holland 8. buell is president; Mrs.
Alfred NJ. Norris and Mrs. Mary Boise
Ely vice-presidents; Mrs. K. II. Peters
gecretary and Mrs. Howard Grccnley
treasurer.
Directors OF the Ely Alumne Asso-
citation are Mrs. Duell, Mrs. Mary Boise
Ely, Mrs. William H. Hall. Mrs Howard
Crcenley, Mrs. William knight, Mrs.
Alton b. Kceler. Mrs. Frank Ludlum,
Mrs Alfred NJ Morris. Mrs william
Harrison Price. Mira Edward Fl. Peters,
Mrs Hamilton King, Mrs Lewfs Colt
Albro. Mrs. Francis y, Stearns. Mrs.
Norton Squire and Mira. Alexander
Taylor.
Miss Belle Kinney, sculptor. win
devise and stage the pageant which
will preccde the Mardi Gras ball to be
given at the Ritz-Carlton on February
S for the benefit OF the Southern In
dustrtal Educational Association. Mrs.
Aigernon Sidney Sullivan Is honorary
president Of the New York auxiliary
and Miss Margaret Wilson 10 honorary
president Of the national orga anization-
She succeeded her mother. the late
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. Tho purpose is
20 estabish schools through the noun
tain regions and to provide working
I'm PIGMENTS.
This year the entertainment will be
more elaborate than In former seasons,
and the pageant viii suggest the cause,
90 IL will opsn with a scene symbolic
Of the rnountaina Thcrc also will be an
Egyptian scene, with CleopssrA hsldinG
forth in the esuxt n lsves
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
IN FUND
DELAYS AUTO TAGS
More Clerks Needed for
Handling Thousands
of Applications

Unless an additiu wi approximation
is made by the iegihliturc ~ Okla
hOma for the purposr ut taxing care
Of the automobi'r il'onse apul,ca-
tionH now before tho department. OF
highways IL viii be iatS fall before
nov written can he DIS
posed OF by the department, attofd -
Ing 10 a letter rec sivel wcdnC sduy
by James foutz. Apto license clotk In
the sheriffs office, from J. r..
Thompson. chief clerk.
Since application funds will have
to lie I'm tho department offices for
perhaps months before action can bc
taken on them by III" limited force Of
clerks allowed by the present lcRis-
Iaturc's appropriation. L. ~ ordered
by tho department that hereafter no
personal checks will be accepted by
the highways department This order
Is made necessary. according To The
lcttcr, because tho examiners and
office OF tho atato VIII
not allow the department 10 accept
personal checka
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
POLICE WILL PRACTICE UP
school OF tyrc for Tulsa Officers
Stars Monday at station.

school or fire In which every
officer on the department will par
ticipatc and receive instruction viii
starr In the basement OF tho police
station Monday. Charles W. Daley.
police inspector. announced ycHtcr-
day A standard pistol range with
regular gallery targets and Ia addi-
tion two man-sized silhouetes have
been installed and will be ready for
Use by Monday.
The entire basement has been
renovated and n concrete floor in.
stalled. A wrestling mat, punching
bags and other sym apparatus will
he Installed Just as soon as money
is procured for the purchase OF the
articles, Daley said, Two billiard
tables Will also be set up to provide
amuse mont and recreation. DALEY
said that II present plans maturod
the entire basement would bc com
pletely fitted out In the next month.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
WOMANPLANS NEW STATION
Bishop Sees f,Uo Conflicting SelUes
MEachHuman' Personality Makeup:
Proposes Reconciliation for the Bad

The one way to reconcile the two
conflicting selves that make up ey-
cry personality. the lower or earthly
self and the better self cognlzont of
God and hia viii IN to concentrate
mind and hoHrt strength upon urr
central affection. declared bishop w..
-. Mouzou. Methodist Episcopai
church South In his MONDAY Leuton
address yesterday at the Orpheum
theater on The Temptations Real
struggle towards the purifying and
upbuilding of character and the
dawuiug COnscluusncHs of moral val
ucs that such an effort brings, IN.
wolves knowledge that man. II he
would make his lifv worth while. has
= basor side To combat, Il is the rec
oRnition Of right ana wrong, the
ability to distinguish between the
shadow and tho substance that d.
evidence ot spiritual growth.
Thou shalt love the LORD thy
God with all thy hoari and all thy
mind and an thy strength" is the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
M'MILlAN WAVES HEARING
Pleads >ot--t'uiliy--ItcicaScd with
Wirr on Bonds of $1,000 and 1000.

SANDY Mcmillan and his wife. ar
rested at their home east Of the city
Tuesday afternoon IN possession of
liquor, appeared before q. l.. Yancey,
United tSales commissioner wednes.
day. Mcmillan pleaded not guilty TO
the charge. waived hearing and was
released on bond Of $4,000 for action
Of the grand jury
Mrs. MCMILLAN made bond Of
~ 900 tor her release and will have
u preliminary hearing before tho
commissioners February -. Beside
tho liquor q large amount OF gam
bling paraphornalia was found by
city and federal officers who made
the raid on the residence. sheriff
William Mccullough. however. does
not believe the gaming devices can
lawfully bc seized and confiscated by
the state since the property was
round stored ifsa room over a prl-
vate garage and was not at the time
IN use.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-10
THE THEATERS

BHoABWAN Down Home" an tt,Iu
Wilat production, comedy Pathe Ne~a.
uisce Hutchinson muFI'at comedy com.
psny
LyHic. "son " Tatzar." social of tho
AfrcHn jungle eighth episode westeru
feature picture. "fatty aud mabel CONE
od,. with Roscoe trstt,b AtbuchI-.
wOtDEHiAND. wolves " the Bor-
der" with Roy stewart we.iern pi.tur"
Circus" aerial, with Eddis Polo.
~ the Day. big Time vaudeville soily
NarJ a Go. Ia "Habiss' comedy
sketch; Georgia Campbell and company
,, "GoSS AZ e' PAN .sa,, gG,TS sg
and Tyson in Eyes % Vaudeville" tryu.
and singing act walter Wocms In "Th.
Optimistic I'eas'mist" comedian TN.
comedy 'halion ana keke, Ia spscisl
act, Wurnell the dancing skater Music
b. Orphcum orchsStrs
MAJEsTIC ''ueliotrope from tn.
story by Richard wsshburh Child Maies
iio News and Topics of the bay Music
by Majestic orchestra and organ
PALACE: "panrcrou 10 Min" with
Viola Dana, Psthe NeNt, music BY Palace
orchestra.
RtAI1o The Broken date" from the
story by Emetson iionFh, with an ~.
strr cast including nessio Barriscalc'
comedy ana other features.
as-.-
STRAND The Marriage ~ william
Ashe," Win May Allison snd wyudh.m
phrey Ward. snub Pollard. comedy
ROYAL "rhe Golden God" with char
les Hutchlsnn, comedy, George ". Neits
In velvet Fingers" u mystery scrlal. two
acts OF vaudeville.