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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-07
Business Callers Here.

Tuesday afternoon Lester Stisser
Robert Schlinder and Edward Leh-
mann of Stark, Ill, were business
callers. They came over by auto
and reported the roads much i'm
proved.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-07
ComunitY Tree.

On Christmas eve the village OF
Neponset will have d pageant and
community Christmas tree with a
Santa Claus and gifts for every
body
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Called to Oneida.

DIR. Benson was called to Oneida
Tuesday to the home of Clyde
WAGNER. One of the little twin
boys was i'll. Mr.. Wagner former
~ lived here.
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COUPLE Welded
so YEARS TODAY
Especial Correspondence


Milan, Dec. To-day is the 5Oth
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Mcconnell of Bowl
ing.
The event is being celebrated to-
day at the home of their son.
Frank, at Bowling. with a dinner
to which about so relatives and
friends have been invited. Open
house is being held from until 4
O'Clock this afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Mcconnell were
married in Blackhawk township on
Dec. Z. 1871. Mrs. Mcconnell was
Miss Elizabeth Lickefelt. Since
their marriage they have always
resided within one-half mile of
their present home on the Francis
Likefelt farm
Mrs. Mcconnell was born july
8, 1876, and her husband March 8.
1860. They have three sons. Frank.
Walter and Charles, all of whom
reside near Milan. Mrs. Olive
Young of Harlan, Iowa. a sister of
Mrs. McConnell's, who was present
at the wedding so years ago, is the
only one who witnessed that event.
to participate in the celebration to-
day.
Surprised on Birthday.
Mrs. Robert KaIe was surprised
by eight of her friends yesterday
at her home on Main street, Milan.
The event was in honor of Mrs
kale's birthday. Two tables of
500 were played. the prizes being
awarded to Mrs. Albert Danielson
The guests served a dainty lunch
con which they had provided. Mrs.
haie will entertain the members of
the Davenport Merry-Go- Round
club at her home tomorrow after
noon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-07
Christmas Event.

An unusually attractive Chist-
mas bazaar was held by the Wo-
mans Social union of the Congre-
gationaI church Friday night. A
chicken pie supper was served and
the ladies cleared $3.50.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-07
From PrincaEilIP

Mrs. Albert Bridson of Prince
vile arrived here Tuesday for sew
eral days visit at the Allie Jones
home.
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RuiId Addition.

An addition is being built on the
rear of ]. c. Peterson's harness
shop to take care of his increasing
business.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-07
Represents GeneseA

Carol Eichhorn, who won lie
elimination contest in the boys
declamatory test at the high schOo
last week, was thereby selected to
represent that school in the Biz
Eight decIamatory for boys, to Be
held in Davenport Friday evening
He will be accompanied by Mis-
Mae L. Powell, who is in charge O
public speaking instruction at the
local high school.
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Winter in Florida.

Mrs. Sarah Stetson has gone to
st. Petersburg, Fla, TO spend the
winter months.
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GoodfeIIow Fund Climbs.

The Democrat Goodfellow fund,
which is being donated by Aledo
residents to give the kiddies, the
needy and the old folk of this vi
cinity community Christmas,
passed the $3.50 mark today. Res
idents Of the vicinity are contribu-
ting freely and rapidly to the fund.
Last year s418 was contributed to
the project, which was the most
successful of its kind ever held in
AIedo. The slogan adopted this
year by the committee in charge is
double it." and nearly all who
gave last year to the fund have
doubled their last years amount.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-07
Barn and Contents Burn.

A disastrous fire of unknown
origin occurred on the Thomas
Reardon farm, conducted by Ed
ward Loran, just south of Rock
Falls, last evening between $50
and Z o'clock. The barn, straw
stack, six head of COWS and three
head of horses, besides some grain
and other contents of the barn were
destroyed. Barn and contents
were partially insured.
Mr.. Loran had been in the barn
milking a short time before but
he is sure there was no fire in the
barn when he left. His wife dis
covered the blaze and the neigh
bors were summoned. They sue
ceeded in saving the house
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Ynnng Son Rnrind


The funeral of Herbert Rink n.
4-months-old twin son of Mr. AZ
Mrs. Raymond Rink of Chicsg
was held here this afternoon. M.
death occurred in Chicago lar
Monday, the child having been IN
with pneumonia. Mr.. and M.
Rink are former residents Of Ger.
eseo, and have relatives and frieB6,
here who mourn with them in m.
loss of a member Of their famiIy
Besides the parents. two sister
Vivian and Catherine, and the twin.
brother survive.
Interment was held at Oakwooi
cemetery, the funeral service Be.
ing conducted in Muzzy Memorial
chapel
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Personals.

Edwin Everett, Jr., who mas Des.
confined TO his home for some ti-.
on account Of a severe attack u
acute indigestion, is now F5'
much improved. t..
Mrs. ". Yer Hagen, VINO 90. o.
made her home here for some UNI l,
is now at GalesbuTg Ill. al L'
home Of her daughter. Mrs. J. hoin l-,
where she will remain during '-'
winter. .-;-,5
Mrs Z B. Neal has Fecel5g-
word from her daughter and SOM .l-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Neal. ~.
merly Of Atkinson, that they 81
now living at Corning. CAL Out W.
move to Los Angeles in the ls.,
future to make their home GU 40
the winter. They are G0th ven .s brs.
D. A. Howard was q tri-cil! d.
mess caller Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Van OfpI ~
and Alma Buysse motored u -
vance Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur yea ..,.
who have been living with DIS y,
ents the past year, have h IN.
into the home owned by Mrs. NO.
drick in the west part Of town
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ASSOCIATION AT
DRURY TO ELECT
NEW DIRECTORS
Especial Correspondence

Drury, Dec. THE annual meet
ing of the Drury Livestock Cooper
alive Shipping association will be
held at Fosters store Saturday eve
ming. The purpose is to elect two
directors to hold office for two
years. 1t is important that all
members attend.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-07
Personals.

The homes of Clyde Kent and
William j. Kranz are at present
quarantined for smallpox. So far
no new cases have developed
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Reynolds,
who have been quite ill, are i'm
proving at present.
Miss Mildred Kreuger of near
Illinois City visited the first of the
week with the Misses Jeanette
Steen and Matte Bowser.
Mr. Hockey of Muscatine is in
stalling furnace for Russell Wat
son in the new house recently built
for him on the S0-acre farm which
he purchased of the De Moss es-
tate. adjoining the Thomas Watson
farm. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wat
son will occupy their new home as
soon as the house is comnleted.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-07
BEGIN WORK ON
ATKINSON ROAD
fSnecial Correspondenee.l

Atkinson, Dec. 7-Preparati1-
for work on she hard roads to be
built at Atkinson and vicinity 1eE'
spring. has already begun The
Reske Construction company Oh
Geneseo have started work haulilg
material from Atkinson 10 The cul'
verts along the bluff road.
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BuiIding Activities.

AlphOnse Van Norway IS COL
structing a fine new chicken hous@
20x4O. on his lot near the Ed Cells
residence, just south Of the railroad
track.
Paul D. Ransom and son af5
building an extension onto the e.
ment house toward the east 10 %
used for unloading shingles LS'A
the lumber yards.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
MISrIIIANEnIa

/CHURcH or THE NAzARENE-wss,
Tulsa, 22l9 South Phocn'V -. W. john
son, pastor. 1897 South Trenton. Sunday
school At 10, preaching az : and 7.30'
young people at 6.t5. Wednesday prayer
meeting 1880. Bible study ciasu Friday at
30.
CHURCH or GoD-rifth and Madison.
~ VI. shipman. pastor. Sunday school at
people at ,SS. sThgitsday, evening p,ssyysr
nesdey afternoon at church.
CITY MIsstoN-2ie East First. serv.
fees today at 40 by Rev. 4. Lichtonstein.
also evening services at 1880 on Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday.
FIRST CHURCH or CHRtsT-Distric,
courtroom No /. courthouse; O.. ID. La
grone, elder, Usage 6287-J. Bible Rchool at
10. w. l.. Oliphant, the boy preacher viii
each month at IL and 1850.
LATTER DAY SAINTS tReorganlzed
Church o. chrlsu-.-c. T. sheppard, pas.
ss5yGSs at isnG cSG PTISS T1Ssy %s' %
series OF meetings will begin to-
day, conducted by Ammon white OF In
dependence, Mo.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD Firth and
Peoria -. +. Cunningham. pastor, 1O22
East Haskell Sunday school and Bible
reading at 10; devotional and pastoral
service at II; evangelstio at 1880; young
P'sS5R'' Tuesday 1885 Bible study Friday
| SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST sisth
| and Madison Central park). u. n. Dake,
| pastor: Saturday service. Sabbath school
eN; missionary volunteers at 4. preach
ing at IL. Sunday preaching al .. m.
SCIENCE TRUTH CENTER Every
| Wednesday at and y. m. at home OF
Miss Alice Keller. 6is west Third street.
All Interested are welcome.
UNITY CLASS OF Practical Christianity
/ meets every Sunday and Thursday eve.
| ming In superior courtroom. courthouse.
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY -- Besant
! lodge. Theosophical headquarters. room 2is
| Fisher Bldg llOA l.. Second. Members
meeting on Monday. public study class
Thursday night OF each week at S, w. j.
Zoliinger, secretary. Usage Sl7l. Public
lectures will continue on Thursday eve.
ulngs Of each week at S:t5.
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or somo other choice selection made
at such "A distinctive and reliable
iewelry store as Heilbron's, at Main
ana Second.
don't believe anything can take
the place of the white Kid slipper or
pump when choosing footwear for
lingerie dresses.
saw sports suits. dresses. skirts,
blouscs, wraps and sweaters that
cannot fail TO please the most dis
eliminating shopper at Herold's, 81
West Third.
just ~ We think human ingenuity
has reached It's limitations IN de-
signing changes OF the Onc-picCc or
chcmisc gown, a new model arrives,
loycliCr even than It's predecessors.
"Gadding about town, looking
for appropriate suggestions for
gifts, especially something for those
who graduate, / dropped into the
Indian Arts and Crafts store at
Main and sixth, where ! found
many unusual ideas that appealed
/ to me because OF their genuinenoss'
bcing distinctive and attractive yet
useful \ lovely store TO drop in,
| I assure you.
Wheat cars in black SIX, furnish
the latest decoration on some of The
I
fiIct lace over ssitln.
You will find an exquisite show
| ing Of sports and midsummer hats,
each ono a pattern from some wen
| known originator. In Miss LARS
millinery department at the Demon
ost.
/ know that / am spreading good
news when | say Mrs, Coyle ~ here,
with an exceptionally attractive
| showing OF Van Dykes summer
furs. Mrs. Coyle Is also ready TO ac-
/ cept tho furs you are not wearing for
summlr storage and will plan re-
modelln0 OF old furs and only re-
quests that you will bring them In
as early as possible OF course you
will find her at Miss Jackson EXclu-
sive shop in the sinclair building
Jcwclry Is barbariC, colorful, and
most OF all, becoming, as Il II worn
these daYs.
Visit tho Lingerie and Tiny Tots
Toggery shop, sos South Main. for
| tiny tots toys, handmade, individual
| and different, also ladies' Italian un-
derwoar. vestees, and collar and cuff
sets.
Large hats arc responsible for the
return of the hat pin as a utilitar-
| ian article.
| individuality Is 10 be found In
some Of the charming lingerie you
| find at Constance Wrights Corset
and Lingerie Shop. 522 South Main,
where the May brides are receiving
| very special attention right now
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

crepes, E,OIbtlcS, ChitfOnS organ
dies and voiles, and think OF It, your
choice for s25. I most forgot 10 say
you will find them at La Whcate
Original Dress Shoppc, 21g ~ South
Main. over the Palace thcatcr Have
you been up2 us very attractive.
Green IL one Of the coiors that VIII
be much favored as warm weather
arrives and II II especially prctty In
sheer fabrics such as Organdic.
oh no! | don't believe IL is too late
to have IA sitting for that picture
you want for the last days Of school
Just drop around 10 the now Day
light studio, opened by B. n, James
In the Seaman building. across from
the Orpheum, They are doing beau
tful work and while there, ask to
see studies OF their movie lighting
pictures.
This season "a much fayorcd trim
ming il hcmstitching. I've seen it
arranged In several rows SO that at ~
distance IL takcs on the appearance
OF embroidery
find Mrs. Harris Modiste Shop,
suite 6 and Turner building at
Third and Main perfect rendezvous
for the high school girls who want
attractive frocks for the comina
graduation days. Her prices are worry
I lfhhhIduAt Abps w me NlfIt you
will see many attractive dresses all
made. and ready 10 please miladY.
And now" says my Paris Jour
nal. the Partisan flirts fan of Os,
tricb which matches her dainty slip
pcrs.
May Is the month We buy sports
apparel and after "A visit TO the
sports wear department OF Prayer \
| Paris Fashion az Fffth and Main
could rave on" indefinitely about
their sports suits, dresses. wraps
skirts. blouscs and sweaters that are
most appealing In their charm Of
material and distinctive IN their
styles. This collection includes
many models from such houses as
Hickson, LAnvin, Jenny and Ar
mond. 'Tis a showing worth while,
There are large hats and there are
small hats, but they are all smart
hats and in sufficient variety TO
make an interesting selection at a
price that will delight you. Where ?
| OH / saw them at the Louvre mil
| linery. IL West Fifth.
Judging from displays ia say. hats
] are larger. Then too, one sees large
hats being worn with tailored suits.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

Here's "A new one-Onc lot Of suits
and dresses, marked one-half Of
their original price will be on sale
Monday at the Dcmorcst Shop, SOC
South Main.
Here is a good suggcstion--hang
your evening drcsecs or easily soilcd
skirts In bags OF unblcachcd calico,
or crctonnc.
Mothers who are taking the chill
dren TO the mountains or sea shore
for the summer will be Interested
In tho smart little knitted dresses
they are showing at the Mary Jane
.Children's Shop. 10 East Fifth.
The tuxedo rcappcar with added
favor, In wraps and sweaters.
Mrs. Madden is now receiving In
her fur department at the Mann Hat
Shop, 10 East Fifth. Furs for sum-
mer storage In the Shukort vaults.
All furs are fully insured. Mrs Mad
den is also prepared to remodel and
repair your old furs, but asks to
have them brought in very soon.
low shoes and high heels seem Ia
bc the spring formula In smart root
wear.
TO be or not to be- Is usually not
80 pressing a question as ITO see or
not to see" and II you are not seeing
right, I'd say. visit the Hannis Opt.
cal Co. 306 South Boston.
AZ the matinee, the other day,
saw n smaT1ly dressed woman wear
!nS an al: black froCa Of canion
crepe. the only touch Of ornamc cnta- =
tion being IA strand of white coral
beads of the patriciRn quality.
For the events that come with tho
last days of school or for the going
away" outfit. | saw charming dressy
dresses. as well AZ the more prac-
tical frocks, for girls up to lG years
al the Mary Jane Childrens Shop,
Is East Fifth.
Small furs are proving most pop
ular this season and II IL hard tO 's,y
which IL the most favored. the Hud-
sOn hay or Russian sable. fisher. fON
or stone and baum martcn. for at
smart gathc-tngs, one secs them all.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
Attempt to Resign Is
Met by Reappoinfment
AS City Superintendent

Special 20 The world.
MIAMI. MAY THE resignation
~ John Lofty as superintendent OF
tho Miami schools. which was ten
dcrcd some time ago, has been re-
jcctcd by tho board of education.
and he has hccn reelected to that
position. Ralph j. Tuthill has been
e-olcctcd president of the board and
T.. =. Bohman secretary Tho office
of vice president has been created
and Mrs. Jennie Talbot chosen for
that pOsitiou
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

II you are going away for tho
trip, you viii be equally Interested
In arranging your finances In n safe.
convenient and simplified manner.
Just drop around 10 the First Ma
tional bank nt Fourth and Main, and
they will take care Of that part or
your trip In a most pleasing man
ncr. as travellers checks and foreign
exchange. receive special attention
at this hank.
Chiffon weight silk hose arc cx-
trcmcly popular now, and grays and
taupcs. In various shades, are worn
with all kinds and shades OF shoes.
'Tis season when the frock or
suit seems Incomplete without its
particular piece OF jcwelry and right
here | want to call your attention to
the alluring collection Of distinctive
costume 1ewolry at Prayers Paris
Fashion. at Fifth and Main. Drop In
you are sure to find exactly what
you want In this department..
This season the wedding gowns
have nearly all had some lace TRIM
ming and most of them have had u
great deal of lace used.
Unsightly superfluous hair, warts
or moles are easily and permanently
removed. leaving no scars, by Mrs.
McCiintock nt her Marinello Beauty
! Parlors, IS West Fourth. Phone for
| details.
Russian blouscs are 10 be worn Q
great dcnI this summer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

illE hbIllt very NhIitA'l Z VI 'hIt'.NH ~
this make. Drop In and see her
Alluring In their charm, thntalil-
ing M their chlcnosH are the summer
frocks ! saw at Lostors 5ii south
Main.
Peach color ~ faNoritC In the
lasi.word ncgiigCcs. saw "a most cN-
uuisitc one. using n p-aCb foundation
with straight cape drnpcrN Of blue.
edged with crystal beads. \ sash Of
silver cloth completed this lovely
com lhnntion.
Going away days are near and
I believe good suggestion ls, TO
have yourself an toned up 10 took
your worry bosl by taking a short
course OF beauty treatments al the
American Beauty shop, Sl5 South
Boulder.
rho new James studio Is making
a special 30-day Introductory offer
OF ono-half dozen photos for t9.75.
These are priced regularly AT f35
por dozen. The New James studio,
1914 West Third street Opposite
Orphcum thcatcr.
while waiting Tor my car, 7 heard
a certain young lady say, when /
think Of candy think OF Candyland
and when I want to entertain my
friends after the show, ! always go
10 Candylaud, ll0 South Main,
where II IL always attractive ana I'm
sure Of delicious refreshments"
Dame Fashion" says one can't bc
too bizarre in choosing jewels this
season.
Very appropriate for the younl
girls graduation gifts, would be a Sc,
lection from tho showing OF dainty
! lingerie at Testers, Jli South Main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
The Study of Food Values
~


wichce. olives deVilod eggs. coffee
trhrrmo5 bottlc), toasted marsh
mtlluWH.
Sardiuc sandvichee. SLICED lemon.
huttcrcd yeast rolls. fruit salad On
ttrl, cream cheese and currant Jelly
sandwiches. snlted nuts, candy
Soda biscuits huttcrcd, hroilcd ha-
con baked potatoes. cooked over
campfire, cucumber pickles. rasp
berry tarfs. little Cukcs
Picked tongue s1udwichcs. bread
and huifcr sandwiches. orange mar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

maiadc. sour pickles. olives, choco-
late cookies. frosh fruit.
Bustun Brown bread and butter
sandwiches. baked port ana beans,
sliced cucumhcrs chilled Gin thermos
bottlc). whlto bread ana butter
sandwiches. grape Jelly angel food
cake. lemonade.
Chicken salad sandwiches. stuffed
olives. radishcs. potato salad Gin jarJ
dcvilcd eggs. Graham bread. spiced
blue ribbon peaches, devils food
cake, strawberry ice cream Gin vac
uum frocZcr).
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
METHODIST.

,,rrttopfsT-Fifth and Boul'
.tlNgi ". Abel, pastor Lesle mi..s,,'
o. - rave Burrti Emery. h
s4'v !. hooi at 1885, E9N'tttn tnes ,ese
sl5. INV. no III By Dr. W. NJ. Dudley, OF
Hia city college, subject ~
g.. HIakory.' and az py heF, ad-,,,o
,,, ON "Thc Young Man VINO D'0""'o
Kag ,-e CHURCH -rnird ana Trenton;
or" .,,,,tfree. pastor. sunday sohoo, -.
"a Epworth league biSVs .,,,en my by the
tSo, lN" - z 40, wednesday In MIA
tas,v' s'.rh day. the womens socletles
Nth b, the forenoon ana siteInoV"'
nrsver mostlug endi, stpuy ,onrIsen,h and
eu,E', .isi.i i'n4'' at 3 5.,s! Epwofth at l.
fraenI1r at iirSiUIB IN. p. s)--Fifth
H'sly,rs o. Rcv. i. $. Barton. pastor,
,nd h.'. .t.s Al $50, Epworth social
slnaa 4,ts a. h sermons At IL ana ..
mu..frp NEM1RiAL M f. WWaas
Atr '~..,'- sunday school ut 10 Preach
irel, i,,. rasior az II and 1850
mPAKKpIEw COMMUNITY na.,psl - psrSviSn. sSn.
> g'dgg.. d, no.. Epworth league 6i5;
"a, IUe at 20 and 80 o.,
pfsss.,.,.> ANY CHURCH. M. II, 81 -
,,a,1..'.rI Golden. llaluln u Huhy, p"i
n.n' si.Has school $50, Coleman .h: Il:
,o.. -.utsndcnt. Epworth. at e;sO
d and 7.45. Board OF stew
rt ,., Monday night each month. Fel-
ails .e rlsht wednesday. lunch Tor sSe
s5ilsuid by short worship petuy5ou' ana ma
Srtlt@fay afternoon. - ,,
13gI6IsE MARYLAND Gardens, north
hv.,l'.,Tf,. sunday scnooi at l0i Junlot
i..euo al 9; ladies' AID AZ s,S So
Tsar.4sv Preaching every second sun
"'RRuruEL CHuRCH-bi9 North Rock.
TIy Robert Alspaugh, pastor, elb
i,.u, f,.isih street Sunday school At
We y.,g.rfh league, $50. preaching at
~ "a 770 Midweek prayer meeting
Thursdav ..S0.
WESLEY CHAPEL tM. r.. coi.) -
p,,rEfo-t and Easton. H. u. Johnson
rs,,r sunday school at s:a0. Bpwortl
.'' so. preaching at II and o'clock
'RnoWSs CHAPEL &C. NJ. c. = sol
sorih Frankfort. Rev. J. H. MoClain
pastor,
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the darlingest satin corsets for girls
in both front and back lace, hand
made handkorchiofs and clever cuff
and collar sets, all Of which gave mo
the idea OF attractive graduation
gifts
Light, especially sunlight, deter
ioratos pcrfumc--it quickly saps the
scent, thus if you wish Ia keep the
Odor of that choice liquid long, put
II in IA sheltered corner ON your
dressing table.
You'll like the hose they show you
at Lesters, 5l4 South Main.
Have you heard OF French Inec-
to? n II that wonderful prcpara-
tion, Mrs. Leachman is using in her
Hair and Beauty shop. II East
Fifth, TO restore gray or faded hair
10 its natural color---of course 1t is
harmless and gives perfect results,
else It would not be featured In
this reliable shop, Phone them for
particulars.
Ncgllgccs have fallen under the
spell of the cape and some are
frankly nothing but capcs. made Of
transparent materials 10 be worn
over fancy pctticoat-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
Williams Denied Ncw TrIo,.

ATLANTA. Ga, May John s
Williams, Newton and Jasper coun.
~ farmer, convicted in Newton
county on n charge OF murder In
connection with tho death of II
negro farm hands on his planta.
tion and sentenced TO lifo imprison
mcut. today was denied a now trial
wnon his motion was heard In lie.
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