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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
WHAT'S IN PROSPECT AT THE
FINE ARTS GALLERIES

ficers for the ensuing year. nj :
o'clock in Fine Aria galleries.
IL IL always interesting 20 se@ who
Will control tho dcstinien Of this vital
organization. ~ always there are
several decided groups OF thought,
with antagonlstic ideas ms 10 what.
what for the Fine Arts. One group
In "A believer In the Idea that Fine
Arts In essentially n museum where
choice exhibitions are held that tickle
the cathetio palate OF the older gen
Grafton who know their art The op
po~ite group doesn't care about the
passing generation. but are anxious
that tho school children and the
younger generation be given O
glimpse AT least OF tho promised land
whore mo one works for pay and nc
one works for fame. but each for the
JOY Of doing the thing that seems
true to him"
For the essential achievement OF
the artistic point OF view for each one
In that II frees him from the idea OF
tho are that . per cent dividend must
follow every output Of energy.
Then there In tho group who want
TO keep the society absolutely high.
browne teacupa TO rattle. no host
esses TO worry tho man In overalls.
ON the other side OF that fence stand
the group who believe that the Fine
Aria should be the natural spot for
tho strangers In our midst. tho new
Corners and the lonely among the
artistic minded. 20 gather at tea. af
lecture. al concert. In order 10 make
friends. They believe that the art
producer. his patron and his apprccia'
tor should make one anothsr's &C
atfaintance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
THE ONLY WAY

Carrie. I'm thrilled 20 death and
know Bob In pleased. lilo told me -
last night. and that Ism, all he told
me-" Florence wns truly olatcd and
biuxhinx profuseiy.
Come. come. Flo. tell mo All about
H. what's the cause OF this great
tubIiationy''
We'll. Bob took me % thc dance
last night and ohi but ! had q rior.
ious time. and he said he loved my
new dress and Also
your now drers7 Why this ex.
trayhxance RICH, on top Of that new
Easter sult7 Where on earth did you
ever scrape tho money togetherY''
Il didn't I got everything at
Cherry's on credit Merely n promise
20 pay and. really. that's tho only
way 10 buy. Your love the things.
Carrie. Shl and told Bob and he's
going to get n suit there too. and I'm
going to help him pick II out. Their
store II At 2oT Riaito Bldg. on SEC.
ond Ava between Madison md
Spring. over the Pig'n Whistle. -
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05

Mrs John Bpsrgur announces that
In tho near future she win present
three musical events u unusual
merit, tho first ooncsrt 10 be Mon
day night April ~. al the Mctropoi-
itan theatre. when Margaret Hatzsn-
auer. contrnlto. VI the metropolitan
Opera Company Of Now York. will be
heard In recital On wednesday
evening. April ~. In the Arena, the
New York Philharmonic Orchestra.
under the leadership Of Josef strsn-
sky. viii be heard. This organiza-
ton In Comprised 81 SO finished
artists. and In the Oldest orchestra
In the UDhsd States. Again on Mon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
Extension Art School
Opens New Quarter

The new quarter Of tho University
Extension Art school opened last
night Several new students were
added 10 the 20 already enrolled since
the school began In January. The
spring quarter laRtn until June and In
splendid opportunity for evening
clauses In frcehand. life drawing. do
sign Aoulturc and architecture. Glasses
are In tho largo studio beneath the
women's University club east OF the
Metropolitan theatre. Edwin A. start
10 director. Miss Annette EdenH. Carl
y. Gould. Reginald Parsons. Mrs.
Robert Walkinahaw. JcAnio A. Kidd
and Agatha -. Kiruoh are Ia. admin.
irtrativo board. Paul Morgan Gus
tin. Victor Aionzo Lewis. Irene
Ewing Davis ana Robert Fulton Nc.
Cleliand comprise the faculty at pres.
ent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05

Miss Lily crak- and Miss Helena
Crake. who have been guests of
MIR. and Mrs. Allen L. Rickcll for
the past fortnight. left Saturday for
their homo In Vancouver. II. c.
Mrs. Charles Friday. Of los An.
relos. arrived IN the city Sunday
and Is tho guest OF MIR. and Mrs.
Fred {. Aver.
Mrs. julien Cousin. of Tacoma.
will be the guest OF her parents,
Mr.. aud Mira Henry wilcox. for
the next two weeks.
Mrs NJ. ". Martin and daughter.
Miss Ruth Martin. removed last
week from 1870 Summit ave, 10
$500 saith ave. s.
Mru, Pauline Sullivan and family
have removed from the Martin
apartments 60 a residence at ii2i
sSth ave.
sh'fh ~ ~ f't Ntttf ~ Afit VI
day for Spokane 60 attend the meet
ing Of the Daughters OF the Ameri,
can Revolution.
Mrs. Herbert Faulkner and small
daughter Jean. OF Juneau. Alaska.
are the guests OF Judge and Mrs.
Thomas r. Lyons
Mr.. ands Mrs. Alexander Baulle
left yesterday for san francisco
and Del Monte. TO be gone several
weeks.
Miss Marian Winter returned YES
teriay from Los Angeles. whore she
went 70 attend the wedding OF her
sister. Miss Charlotte Winter. TO
Mr. William q. King. Jr
Miss Edith r. Young has ~
moved TO the Washington Arms.
1865 y. Prospect st
Mrs. J. A. Ghont left yesterday
for Vancouver. II. C.. 20 remain a
few days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
Ambrose Patterson's
Novel New Work

Ambrose Patterson IL now 1t work
on a now, tryptich Of The Seattle
waterfront In Brussc,s and In Ans.
,rafia he made . special success Of
his Industrial pictures. and In Seattle
has done rcvcrni-thc feet In har>
Dor. Trinity church. and now the
waterfront His point Of departure Ia
taken frum West Seattle. One panel
In Of Mount Rainier with the ships Of
the harbor below. the ccnicr one OF
the Smith building and the docks.
and the third Of Queen Anne Hill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
ny DOROTHY FAY GOULD

Mrs. DAVIS. secretary Of tho Fine
lNI Arts society. In at present trying
Ia procure for the May exhibition the
work OF bertrand Hartman Of Fan
Francisco. In decorative. oils.
For the last ~ April she In hoping
90 secure "a series Of water ooiors Of
William Wontz. head Of the Fine Arts
School Of Painting Ia Portland.
May the high schools OF the city
will hold their annual exhibition In
tho Fine Arts galleries
Ambrose Patterson viii give his en-.
hibition In June.
The present textile show VIII re-
main until April 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
Capitol Hill Guilds
Card Pdrtu and Dance

On Wednesday. April 10. the Capt.
toi FIN guild OF the orthopedic hos
pital viii entertain with card
party and dance at the Yacht club
The committee In charge Of mr..
rangenents IL composed Of the fol.
lowing ladies': Mrs. Thomas Bor.
deaux. Mrs. Mark Odcli. Mrs. Frank
r.. Case. Mrs. Bruce Shorts, Mrs
w. y. Power. Mrs. Frank HorsfaIl
and Miss Helen Tomen. from whom
tickets for the affair may be oh.
tanned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

On Friday evening. Aprfi -. the
Lorraine chapter. order Of the Fast.
ern Star. will hold lis annual dance
Of the year In the Shrine auditorium
81 the Masonic temple a, Pine ct
and Harvard ave. This affair win be
open TO all Eastern Stars. Masona
and their frtcnda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
Mrs. Hood to
Entertain at Tea

With Mrs. Edward M. Hay, who
has recently come here 10 reside, as
the honor guest Mrs. George T.
Hood has issued invitations for two
teas TO be given at her home on
Tuesday and Wednesday, April IL
and ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
Pre-Nuptiol Compliment
for Miss Bell

Miss Phyllis Griffith viii cornpli-
ment Miss Bonnie Bell on Thursday
evening. at her home, entertaining
with a buffet supper and kitchen
shower.
The invitations have been confln-
ed to sorority sisters OF Alpha ri
Delta, twenty In number.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
Mr.. and Mrs. Green to
Gipe Large Dance

For the pleasure OF their daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Green. Mr. and Mrs
warrcn Green have assured two hun
drod Invitations In the sub-csbu,ante
set for a dance 20 be given Friday
evening. April 20. In tho Noun,
Baker Park club house. Assisting
MIR. and Mrs Green viii he Mr. and
Mira John Darrows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
Special Music at Auto
Show Wednesday Night

A special feature 81 the mndes1
program at the Auto Show tomorroV
evening will be the playing by ~
orchestra Of Victor HsrbereU
Dodge Brothers March" This com1
position was dedicated TO Mr.. lid
r. Dodge by Mr.. Herbert in appn@
citation Of his generous efforts u
wards the advancement Of Arnerical
music"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
Mrs. Merrill
COMMUNICATED

With Mrs Thomas ID. Merrill as
the honor guest Mrs. John Leslie
snapp entertained Informally at
bridge yesterday afternoon at her
home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
Mrs. Ames Purchases
a Winkler Etching

Mrs Edgar Amos purchased one OF
tho winki~r c'chinsS last week from
among tho collection on exhibit a
tho Zinc Arts galleries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
Informal Tea

Mrs John J. Driscoli and Mrs.
Robert r. McCleiland viii entertain
with an Informal tea nj tho home OF
Mrs Driscoll on Thursday after.
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
Musical Program
TO Be Giuen

The music department Of The
Eranata club will present It's first
musical program TO the members
tomorrow afternoon. when the fol-
lowing program. which has b~~n
arranged BY Mira. c. l. woodnsan-
see. win be given.
Piano Solo n
Nocturns- ...........s.. sI~srhsSnky
~fmpromptu- IN Minor Fefssrkore
Mrs Emma Mitchell
Vocal
when the Bsn 10 sss hsassosss
Rtnks- ..ss.......... Arthur j. Lamb
Nothing but Love-. .osorrs NJ Alscp
Mr.. Edwin n Msrvsii. tenor
-Me6srn sonxs % Dtffsreat coyrsrtes
Compared
reading BY Mn. Hsrrsrvos
Mis- oifvs Hartuns. piano
Vocal
-Aiia s.sra cons,aaa,s-. ~. Resssai
The Star. ............ James Hoxsrs
Miss Onv~ Haxtang. soprano
Mr.. John AiIsrnan. violin
Miss Marion Eiveii. piano
bsresf~~ ...-.--..--.- . HHntnsssh
Ms. rid.iia Bsrrs.
"Hynn 20 sns Sun .............
......... .Rinsky- KersAkeef rraneho
-viennsss Popular song toii re-
NJ Iohn Ans<nsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05

West Side wcman's Improvement
Club

club
| ,, ~ ,,. -. -
80" 1850 -, ',''',',..
-, wv .,,s, ,.sH,,,,,,, :,
~ nas.. ~ 49, ,s.,,a. 80 ans
w u'i'' ',''ont " ~ -
"o'""n Ut" ,,,s.a.a ~
US w" .',e 80. -,
~''" @'''
,, n, 49, c....
'
Mrs. u. A. Bun ana MrS' ofah'
meeting OF the itainicr Teach VEN
ans club nj the home OF Mrs Nj. ~
Pearl. BIT keppler st. member
Of the home economies department
~ the University OF "ashihS'oh
iAncoin Circs~
Lincoln circle OF the Child Con
aervation league will meet with Mrs,
j. E. Button. 4sss Brooklyn ave- at
1 no O'Clock.
Sessttie itss~~w bsurvoteut SoreC
brew Benevolent society will be
held at ESQ o'clock In the yestry
OF the Temple do iIirrch.
iAsSscs' An ScsSsty
The ladies Ala society OF the
I - wata
NEE, AZ the church at : o'clock.
Mrs. Nellie Maxwell. Mrs. A W.
Hiokcrson. Mrs. Amelia Stgier and
Mrs. l. =. Harnes VIII De h"s'eese"'
Glid~r~ Club
The elders club viii entertain
with dance "Wednesday evening at
o'clock in the Pythian hail. Thira
ave. and virginia ST
sunnytiaic rrsSchcoi Csrcss
The Sunnydals Pre- School circle
win rce, for luncheon nj the com
munity han AZ O'Clock Al TINS
meeting the circle plane 70 give epe
paign in King county for the wider
use OF milk.
Wousrns Auxiitary nj ur nr""
American Association
The WQmen'n auNtftAfy OF tte
nri,ish.Am-rtoan association VII
meet with Mrs. G. ID. Goddard. 80
= soth st. this Afternoon
Wosnen OF Mo"srhssrs I~xscn
The Women Of Aooseheart Legion
win meet n, the Moss temple nj
y. m
Seattle woosScraft Thm,hle Ciuh
/ The Seattle woodcraft Thlmbls
club will hold a card party at .sia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05

Newport way. at .. IN Take Ma.
drona car
william McI<ini~y Crcte
william Mckinley circle. ladies
OF the q. A. H.. will meet IN veter
ans hall. the Armory Dinner will
be served at noon. Mrs. Masnear.
chairman.
Spanish Department.. Woomn's
Century Club
The Spanish department Of the
woman's Century club viii meet at
the Y. W. G, A. at 1870 a m.
Ionla Socih Club
ionia Social club viii meet Mt the
Masonic temple AZ 2 y. m Cards.
wost S-otti~ bay Nursery
The West Seattle Day Nursery,
Unn No. 2. viii benefit by an en-.
trrtainment. followed Ivy supper am
dancing. Wednesday. April 6. at
Carpenter hail at & o'clock.
The Lakewood. Jefferson and West
Seattle high schools have arranged
the following program: Orchestra
number by the Jefferson School or
chestru under tho direction Of Misc
Mccaughy; reading by Helen Bow.
en-. vocal duet by Swanhiid Richard
son and Elaine Hurlbut: dance and
song by Louise Higbes. songs by
winifr.d Wing; pianologus by Jane
Gregg, dance by Mary Good. violin
solo by Viola MoElreath. and a
number by the orchestra.
Native DsuKht<rs
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Native Daughters OF the Pho
necr- 81 Washington will be held
on "Wednesday in the business giris'
clubroomn OF the Y. w. @. A. The
program will comprise an address
by Prof. Edmond r. M~any on
Vancouver" violin solo by Mrs
Lewis Fielding Ashton. accompanied
by Mira Robert Rorut. and PA.
geantry. tho Dnma Of the People. I"
by Mrs. Lorrne WlHweil Wilson.
"Wednesday I.uncssou Club
Mrs william II. Anderson. Mrs.
II ID. Austin. Mrs II. Y. Thor~cn
and Mrs Lswis Hayes win be host
e-ses at tn. meeting OF tho Noun,
Baker Park Wednesday Luncheon
club ON Wednesday Mt I .. IN. al
the clubhouse.
GcnrvaI G~s~xc Washington Circle
General George Washington eircis
viii entertain with a card party al
tho Panama cafeteria. between Pike
and Union sta. "Wednesday. April
9. %. m. A cordial invitation u
extended Go all.
BcAcn IIiil PIT. A.
beacon Inn PIT. A. viii meet
wednesday. April q. at sis .. m. ir
room 20 OF the school. for tho pmr
po~e Of completing organization
Every family urged 90 be represent,
od. There ~ili be special music b,
tho school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
Annual Election Of
Fine Arts Tonight

Tonigh, tho governing board Of the
f1ne Arss viii inert 10 elect It's Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
Lecture at
Mrs. Schpdbacher's
Home

Miss Jane Seymour kllnk will
give one Of her Biblical lecture. al
the home Of Mrs. Leo sch~ahachcr
sosi iTth ave. NJ Thursday after
noon At s.iS O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05

PM Upsilcn Moth~sS' Cub
The I>s Up~iion Motherr' club win
mess with Mrs. C. w. Gilman. f73s
18TH Avn. N. T., Friday At p m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05

Tn Brfti-t, railways employ fo.eoo
female clerks -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05

william Mckinley circle. ladies
OF the q. A. H.. will meet IN Veter'
ans hall. the Armory Dinner will
be served AT noon. Mrs. Masaear
chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05

day .v.61ss. ~ :, Nh sp1.v~s
win present th&fzos Ane~e>- fshss
harmonic Orchestra. under Wsitsr.
Henry RofhweIi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05

B~s, foofstuffs for the last ii
Boldt's-Advcrtirm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
suum,sial. Priesthood Circle

The Sunnydais Pre- School circle
win NEE, for luncheon at the com
munity han At O'Clock AT this
meeting the circle plans 70 give sp~'
elal attention 20 tho present cam
paign in King county for the wider
use OF milk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
Native DauKht~rs
"Wednesday Iuncssou Club

Mrs. william H. Anderson. Mrs.
H. ID Austin. Mrs. II. =. Thor~on
and Mrs Lswis Hayes win be host
eases at tho meeting OF tho Mount
Baker PARK Wednesday Laneheot
club ON Wednesday ut .. IN. al
the clubhouse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
Spanish Department. Wonnaa's
Century Club

The Spanish department Of the
woman's Century club viii meet at
the Y W. c. A. at 1880 a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
Rainier Beach w@nasrs Club

Mrs. n. a. Bun and Mrs. Grant
Wilson viii be hoHtcssos at the
meeting OF the Rainier Beach Wom,
ans club at the home OF Mrs Nj. H.
Pearl. biiT Keppler st. A member
ot the home economics department
of the University OF Washington
viii be the npeaker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05

beacon Inn PIT. A. viii meet
wednesday. Aprii q. at AIS .. m. In
room 20 OF the school. for tho pnr'
pose Of completing orKnnisa ton.
Every family urged 20 be represent
od. There ~ili be special music BY
the nrhnot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
Ilncoln Circle

Lincoln circle OF the Child Con
acrvation league will meet with Mrs,
j. E. Button. ss25 Brooklyn ave- a,
no O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
GIid-r~ Club

The Giiderr club will entertain
with a dance Wednesday evening al
. o'clock In the Pythian hail. Third
ave. and Virginia NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
Wcmrns Auxiliary NJ ti~ Brsftrss
American Association

The womsn'n auxiliary OF the
British. association viii
meet with Mrs C. ID Goddard. $40
y soth st. this Afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05

The LADIES' Ala eooiety Of the
Ballard Presbyterian church VIII
NEE, at the church at o'clock.
Mrs. Nellie Maxwell. Mrs. A W.
Niokerson. Mrs. Amelia sigicr and
Mrs. I. \. Barnes win be hostesnea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
lonla Social Club


ionla Social club viii meet Mt ths
Masonic temple at 2 y. m Cards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05

Miss Clara +. Reynolds. art super
vieor OF tho Seattle high schools,
will speak ON Floral Decoration OF
the Home" nj tho meeting Of the
art department OF the West Side
woman's Improvement club at J
p. IN. with Miss Agnes nirkman. In
<om sas. West Seattle high school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
GcnvaI Gee~rs washington Circle

G~nrval G~s~xc Washington Circle
General George Washington eircis
viii entertain with a card party al
tho Panama cafeteria. between Pike
and Union STA. "Wednesday. April
q. .. m A cordial Invitation n
extended 60 all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05

IA<isr~' Auxiliary

The Ladies auxiliary 10 the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi.
neers win giv~ card party at
fss-n First ave. NJ . p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05
Seattle wcos,.r,u rh,mb,e Club

The Seattle woodcraft Thlmblr
club will hold card party at sis
o'clock Ia the club rooms In the
Hogc annex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-05

The Women Of Aooseheart Legion
win meet At the Moose temple nj
: p. m
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

models wore wraps that ranged in
price from the lowly coat costing
a few hundred dollars to the 500,
600 russian sablVs. These three
models shown here We're among the
most attractive designs. A the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
WANT TO HAVE VOICE

LONDON, May Representa-
tivcs OF British dominions IN London
are fprccly protesting against the
mantle Of secrecy under which the
proceedings OF tho imperial cont
ference in London next June are ly-
ing hidden.
The two things that the domlnlons
are most anxious 10 discuss are the
Anglo japanese alliance and tho
Irish question. They have been
assured that no steps VIII be takcn
toward the renewal of the japanese
alliance without their concurrence,
butsthey want To, know in advance
what constitutes the policy of the
British ca ahirct Nv order that n may
be discussed by their respective gov.
'ernments before the delegates leave
for London So far they have been
unsuccessful In obtaining any In.
formation.
A similar position exists with re-
gard to ireland. The British authori-
ties are fully aware OF the strength
Of feeling existent in the domiuions
In regard TO Irish questions and cs-
peciaily in reference to the admin
istratinr Of Sir lIamar Greenwood
But. although they have invited col
onial Representatives to put their
views forward, yet ytere " not tn"
slightest assurance that these VIII be
IN any way acted upon. This also
ls causing considerable discomfort.
Apart from this, there r. also a
feeling that the dominions viii be
asked to assent to Il scheme for
closer union with the mother coun-
try. both fiscal and otherwise. but
without any opportunity of tho
scheme being put forward Tor pop
liar approval beforehand.
Great efforts are being made 10
persuade tho British government 10
some out into the open and state It's
views on these matters Any failure
to do so win probably imporil the
success Of the conference in advance,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
MAY NOT SELL
RIFLE RANGE
Federal Move to Dispose
Of Plant Has Been
Halted

sp''I". '' FH. World
NNSiiIN'''N. Nav d. Fears
'n'' INC ''''' range ~ chandler
'N''' WOMB '' sold hN TN" war de.
partmCuf which. indeed, had already
Instructed tho Gales den.rtmrpt to
.....t... ....
"'''''N N"'"'' N'''
set N' I'T i"dhN when Rop'osoutt-
tive pruEo, was assured that see.
rottry uf Nar Weeks h,d t,rrir,t,d
a.. ,..
'"' "'p"' '''''"' p'"hS ''' u'Sp'a'nS
"t the site
The Chandler rifle range was huilt
d,,,I,,,. ,,. ,.,. I'D, a., ,.r,,. ..,., g.,
,,,
WINS '' """u''I an" N'Ih"y'
When 30 was proposed that the land
adjacent 1, Chandler he taken oyr-
Ia, tho ,... 5,,,,t,,,,, a.. ,tp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
What Would Happen to a
World Without Mathematics?

81 Louis NAV d. Mpthcmofl,.
are necessary u virtually every walk
ot lifc, and are helpful lu The train
ing ut citIcnahip prof David
Eugene smith. head ~ the depart
mont of WathcmlU,s. teachers col
logo. columbia tutyrrsitV Nov Nurt,
assorted iu an address here tonight
rrof Smith spoke at banquet
given thr national committee un
mathematical requirements hv the
Mathematics club uf ST. Louis aud
vicinity The national committee
held private sessions hero yesterday
nud today, formulating q report ON
mathematics to be presented to the
federal bureau ur education.
Let ug imagine. 10 We car" ruor
Smith suEgcstod that hv soW"
mighty ratnclysm thor, should Doe
Hpod ou the face OF the earth to.
night every book uu With'mlti,u.
every mathematical symbol of every
kind, every written page or written
sheet on which - trace of muthc.
mati,s appears. and every machine
Tor computing or recording numhcts.
What would happcn'
"Evcry min In the whole world
concern wuuldscioso until ~ could ry.
place its accounts. its statistical mJ.
trrial. rs formuius for work. its
measures its tables, and It's com.
putting machinery
Every submarine would tt' tu
Euc8 sita way to the nearest coast
Every shin on the seven seas would
bc stricken with blindness aud would
walloW helpless. awaiting the prob
nhlc starvation of its human burden.
Not rivct would be driven In a sky
scrRpcr in New YORK city, because
the steel grdors would have lost
thclr numbers: Walt street would
close it's portals, the engineering
world would awaken tomorrow
morning TO u living death the mines
would shut down and trade would
relapse to condition of barter aa
ia the days NJ savagcry
1T Is q picture that iH so ridiculous
that we smile at its very impussi
hlity But it Is D real picture. ridic
ulnus though 10 seems u picture ui
the world sending forth tho =. O, x
for hclp. q hurry can FOR tho return
Of poor old mathematics.
"Onc reason alone for advocating