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The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-23

"An this talk about prohibition IS
bunk" declared an old laoorer. Twas
wbiskey saved me life oncet".
'ssnake bite?"
"Snake bite, nothin'. I was Dig
GIN 2 well an come up for drink
and while I was gettin' it tn well
caved in."-American Legion Week.
l1-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-27
Make Yourself q
Jwmi0r Accountant
I'm Five Months

Junior Accountants Earn 3l5.I5o a
Week,
Week.
II YOU are ambitious 20 become a sue.
ro7aiul account. our training should en-
able you 10 make yourself a Junior &c.
Dnuniant earning from $35 20 $50 q week.
TWELVE MONTHS should quaiify Jou
Tor a position OF senior Accountant
Auditor or Income Tax Expert ~ a sal.
any ~ ar least SIS a week. with pos
siniIi'ies ~ double that, or more.
II is only q question Of industry
fixed purpose 20 devote "a few spare hours
a week 70 Intensive training In accord.
training system eyer devised. under ths
l%ntrlHEr Of % corps % eminent certified
public accountants who are renowned as
practical teachers.
We have riven hundreds ~ ambitious.
earnest men ana women the start that
has put them over tho top, and have their
records 10 point 10 with prjd" We can
,ho right stuff n is worth your while
10 investigate.
Full particulars will be supplied IN
'h"s" answering promptly. giylug business
and residence address or telephone mum
Der. Address 3.s-t, car" World.
WANTED Hot,, clerk. Apply New Fox
ACTIVE man with crit 90 mako special
trip, collecting bond required railroad
ttIr pail Phone usag" tff'-R
WNNTEp-A FIRST class barber a. once.
Metropolitan Barber shop, MIskogee,
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN
USED CARS
WE SELL ON TERMS

.iqlG. II. rs. 10. 90 Mprmoue re-.
moved and guaranteed 20 Boo 300 first
class condition. Come In and look
.hom over.
.IoiS vclio t-paas good rubber. In
good shape.
1918 Paige Roadster. wiro whocls
Jordan l-plss wire whools. com-
plotoiy ovcrhuulcd
Two %Jordans, 1920 5.plss.. slightly
used ...,............. fl,fJO
1920 Jordan. 7-pas8 renewed
at fltht'
1917 Scripps- Booth, 3-pasa $3.50
1919 Liberty I'iold car ....-.S70O
1920 Essex a-pnsscuEcr.
1918 Jordan 7.pass renewed wire
wheels ..,............S $1,000
1918 Jackson CLOSED car. wirc
wheels .................f9 5000
1918 7-unss. REQ, motor and rubber
good ...................SiJ $500
1918 Ford Sedan
1919 1-piss. Buick.
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WANTED lHgd cars Co soil ON SINAI
commission for private owners. Used
car E~Schaugo. tlg y Main. Usage
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A AND ROOMS

wv W. WV W
MATS r uta tor rent light house
t''..rg apartment. special summer rate.
ron REST Iarht .how ekerpins rooms.
tnl South victor Phone Usage GlsG
NICE 'ool rooms connecting bath eau
ADMIRAL. ~ itli-Rooms furnished Tor
light h1ugstrrplug Usage 2FI II.
clnEYESNE s.. to6-Two large cool
houH't'# ping rooms With ~sieoping porch.
within TOO blocks Of buainess oectiou.
BOULDER g.. 722 VOL furnished two.
room apartment, clean. close 10. Usage
tfYuGE. G. lt3s Two rooms completely
furnished for housokoerlng. front and
back H~rifHur". pHaEo 1870.
HltLbIR IS. lgOi-rhtoc light house
Foeltun rooms modern. private en-
russo. N. bll-Twn large iieht house.
t"'piuF rooms. downstairs. modern.
FutNNKTDHT r.. 1916. FOR rent. mod
'fu iEht housekeeping ruutnr. clean and
"lul rtHHInEhlo rent Phone Usage 7i1t
rooms on fret floor Tor light houaokoep-
ING. aia1 ono sleeping room. cedar 2loj
u.lsEkGErNG room ara .Mecp,ns
East"n Ilnoo. oHsso te3r.
MAlN. g.. 1901 Two rooms IN private
homo largo, aiy. newly dorptst ~
private enhance. south cEpoBuro. modern
rul urIvil'E" uf garden to couple with
tef.r'r,. ~ 30 rer weak osaga lse2.
DETROIT g. 1905 rwp. room apartment
Tor Housekeeping Phone cedar 20.
tE,Drb. T.. II2l-Duo light hpusokocp-
ms rHrw 'ur rent, modern. everything
fufrIHhci. 'rdHr 1867
HIWDuu 1873 Two and thrcc room
apartment furnished for light house
keDrIug. Usage SOFA.
.tt.UI<<NTI rs. i3g Two furnishrd
f.rns w light housekeeping connect.
ms tHth also ono large front room. south
'sai exposure. connecting bath cedar
100.
TWO large front rooms furnished, mod
'Jn. good water pFage 25bp
HHAbY. ". 3o9-Twp light housekeeping
rooms Tor rent psag" l72'N
ElGIN. b.. 723 For rcut two light house
Keeping rooms m quiet. private home.
modnfu no children, referenceE required.
rhuue Usage 2s27.
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iiDur mOI ~thtrrING KOOMS I,

NICE, cool rooms - ana ST. per week.
hcv port Hotel. First and Boston. Usage
WAty
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-27
W. G. NORRIS MOTOR
SALES COMPANY
70l-3 S. Main ST. Phone Osago $500
can for j. II. lint

FoK SNLE- ono Narmon a. ono Uud
son one uods' brpihcTs. ON easy terms.
can Usage $500 COZ s.. Uuuldrt, ask Tor
MrNIrhu'l,
rom ROADSTER il5@ terms. Usage
$500.
ipiS FOHp COUPE. $500, terms Usage
kErO.
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pInEIN ~pERsONAL

GOING no DETROIT Have room Tor two
IN my car. 9to-', care N"i'"'
knowing where walter li''s
Is NOTIFY 7l4-C. care Norlu'
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FOR REST Three rooms furnished or
unfurnished. Usage 56iS-R.
TWO front. modern. uufIrnishod rooma
for rent Usage 2SlO.J
TWO nice sleeping rooms urfIrnished.
south side, good location. $3.50 per
month each. Frod ". LInder s. Co.
'ij RohinEon Ellg. Usage MA
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hIY TO CIN~NIIICNTION ORDER
N MiIttu LISTED


ANNOUNCEMENTS.
2. FUNERAL NOTICES
5-IrNEliAl DIRECTORS
l-FiONlHTa
I'm MENHNINN
s-lopGrs NSp sorlUTIEs
l-.lDsr AND POUND
S-rrultY rEESNNNt.
NurONOHIIEs.
lO-AtHIDNDGli.- FOR SALE
il-Auro st'rrftEs A>p HEPAHs
l2-ArTDs ron UlEE GARAGE.
%. MOTORCYCLES NNu utCNClES,
HOARD ASH ROOMS.
ie--LlDIr uoUsEKUEpING ROOMS
l7-HOONS ron UENr FURNISHED.
lR-~EQCNS tNTtNNlSItED
l9-RooNs IrU HOARD
s0-NNCATGpN PLACES
2l-WuERE no EAT
2g-WANIEb ROOMS OR BOARp.
BUSINESS SERVICE
23-BUsINESs SERVICE OFFERED
ga MEsSlSGFE SEllNt'E
- RUBBING ANp ClNTRNCrING
3t-CLEANlNG NNp bYEtNG
2G-uUEsSNNHtNG- MILLINERY.
Il ENIlNG AND fLuMhlNG
iN-lNSJHAN'E
2e-MONINI AND STORAGE
1o-PA1$TtsG AND DECORATING.
u-IATLNT ATTORNEY
n-rnlTTlNG ANp srATloNERY.
55-TkiL0uiTG Ash TnEssISG
G-wANTEp n~rSlNt"S SERVICE.
EMPLOYMENT.
as UELP WAITED MALE
2h-uEin WANTED. FEMAtE
i0-HEIr- MADE OR FEMALE.
tl-SAIEMEN AND AGENTS
l9-slTUATIONS WANTED
,g-siruArioNs WANTED MALE.
b-FTSANCIAt ppPpRTt'NIrIEI.
"A A on AlNg Avn lHAAIE
b-HOTELS- ROONI$G HOUSES
i6-MoNEY TO lutS CHArTELs
,-MEAL ESTATE L4ATS
INSTRUCTIONS.
So pANcISG AND DRAMATIC.
Al-TRApE SCHOOLS
t2-NANTEp INSTRUCTION.
5t-L1vE STOCK NNp vEuIcrGs
tb-roU1THT NNp SUPPLIES
,ir:ff%Esoe> \ ,rr"""orTy",
bN-HtllbING MATERIALS.
So rAnM ANn rAiHY rHhrucrs
Go-GpDp THINGS TO HNG
OIL HOUSEHOLD GOODS
| r2-N MUSICAL 1NSTRINE>~'
U1.O1I MNCUtNELY sUppLIFs
.. crlrICU. sruuE EQulrNGNr
CD SEEDS PLANTS FERTILIZERS.
80 Srt.iNLs a.. rliE srprts
oS- MlScEll NNEots ron SALE.
rRorrnrY ron T>cu,>rr.
sl-ENCuNNGE uEAI. rsr NIE
ron SALE OR t\'nNNDt
RENI E~TNII tOK KrNT
-i-FNNNS rut NlsT.
~ff-TINTS- rI.n<lStt"p.
HOUSES ron REST
| Hk- I4lT.AIHE VIM NTNfI|Hh
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A AND o
ROOMS ron Hr>r rrHNi-uEp

bOhND AMI
ROOMS toR Ht>T ttHNi-uED ~
ROOMMATE WANTEp-To share tv,
lovely f,ara on s.uth NJ. r"f.rer,.s
exchanged. pasga 7oss.
ONE elegantly furnished sI.crIug room
adjoining bath. ~ Yves, NintG. Ih.r.
's'F" 'i'.
fpSToN IS. off, sleeping room for rent.
Ehw'pb = 5el. Two large rooms. south
1881
BOULDER g. t23i Sloe'y furnished
room adjoining sleeping porch 2 beds
,i"n ,l's' IN term. fga..naoi'. win or
,t,rL ,,,. .
VI" w" r III it'r,'H room i., man
'' '''' "'''
iltII' ~, " '' rt''Iv iufuiHh'd 'front.'
bedroom. ground t'or .Couno''iug bath
~,
w. TO- " - Lew l'uNk hdf h'.
sI's 'o'llinate l"I dr.HsIhE room ana
c ' ni. ,1 'Vu.JI,,r' ,.,,rln ''' w" or iIr'o
~ II t,,, ',ms room use "i 'Ianl plano
,,rraa Sssss ~. "'''''' '""''' pro-
vrp.,s,,rE pnlys
distsnrs gas ,ls,tttc,,y pb,rr 80
sait 1s4ro Crg7. '
ruEyEsSp s. an 80
ing room, suitable Tor gentlemen. pri.
y@,e homo Usage 'o'7.
.'", 3D. lNn n,'ly iuIni.g'i
,soaE '''"h '"'"'' '"u'" ''I"7'I' ''Hdr
BOULDER, s.. Elb-tIoguiuE room for
rent. s. r'r week.
apartment. third floor. south ado. SOP
, h'u'lor' eau
southern etposnfe room in private f,oi'
L. a.,,h Ia. 49, sao. ''" ''"'
W ''n'h sId' usage ''"'
large. cool house Osare gSi2 ~
Coot. clean room y,,y ,..so ID, r,,.r
abic phone 1.,y, 40
LAnGE furnished. from, sleeping room
ono room adjoining plano furnished n
desired 4lbA " Third Sc, ostgo ssoS
FOR REST- Front sfstpinE room prI
waite entrance. connected with bath
Apply 3 S, Sorfnlk
SLEEPING roou Tor adv .,r.be,s,
room. close in references Usage 1875
uogr,s ,te u..f,.t
n,.ncI room ,an 'N,1"' '"rF., Wy
TO bath. ivory furniture Oa,re stsi
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BUSINESS SERVICE

DRESSNNkING- NiIIISERy 90
SEE Mrs MONTGOMERY nbou, making and
rHmudtliug your summer drrsscs. al 90
south LAYTON. Usage 1883.
All KINDS 1T s,ving aud alteration.
, rnsr,rr sa''.o.''a ".as<e.
Harris rooms 80 Turner Bldg, cor.
nor Third and Main.
WANTED Tow engagements ~ sewing
by day or week. In your home. Usage
WANTED SOWING VIII go out by day
or take home Ladies ELK sweaters
and mems silk shirts a speciality. call
Mrs Russ".l. Usage s7s
For Satisfaction ana safety
Tailor and Fur shop
Renting and AltorIng.
SPECIAL rHfCE oS Fur WORK.
Phone sage 52N
Miss Roma wiikerson
Etpericurcd Modist" and Tatloress.
Phone Osago $3.50.
Room 325. third floor Robinson pids.
Thlrd and Man -.
HEMsTITcuGNG
while You wait, 1oc per yard.
whito sowing Machine
2i5 T. Third.
LEARN TO DRAFT youR own PAT.
TERMS N"w college being opened Tune
u. We teach designtng. pattern-maktng
platn sewing, fancy dressmskinF. ladies
idllorlug pattern made Co.. measure free 10
all enrolling on juno %. open ray.
Keistcr Ladies Tailoring college sO6 colo
Bldg. vifth and BOSTON. Morris J. Lick.
ley. Prop.
DRESS MAKING and sewing OF all kinds
very reasonable. Mrs. iIutr. 10 :. Nam
thus. Usage sls3.
DeVGNAs
Ileatins, repeating. hewstitrhing.
llhNIEEH Duf~iNM#rNtpT1uE hutton hnlga
$40 Robinson Bldg
HENTi>G AND PIT MBI>G 81
CALI / n BOATRIGHT
TUE OPEN SHof Plumber
For. pnWeins steam ga fitins and re
MOVING AND STORAGE 20
MOVING NJ amy Kind done at reasonable
prices. Columbia Transfer Co, 1902 r..
Third. psase Ao9t.
GET our low prices IN oil field trucking
and storage. Nichois transfer 4 FsitooFEa,ssss
co. Phone osaso ll7-ls.
PAi\1iNG AND DECORATING 80
= T. KIRBY
Union paperhangor aud painter. work
GUARANTEED Ash for samples, prices iuw.
ROOMS PAPERED
Including paper. for s. and up House
decorating In all it's branches, estimates
Cheerfully given; all work guaranteed.
+ :. sutherland CTS W. Third. Usage
tai7.
A. =. HODGE. pgper hanging and paint
ing. t"sldyIcos- II North Ros-dale.
Phone Cedar i5G5.
ORES SHOP
Painter and pa porhAnEer, wants your
work. Courteous. fair treatment cedar
1850.
PAlNT1NG. pap%orhargIus and decorating
estimates furnished, largo or small
ipbz. i. e. 1yio. Usage c1l.
j. j. MITCHELL. painting. paperhanE-
ing and caisumtning. Phone Cedar
1895.
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HOW TO ANSWER
BLIND CLASSIFIED ADS.

In answering blind ads In these
columns. please Doe careful 20 use the
precise address given In tho al.
write the address plainly Letters
hrouUht 10 The World office do not
require stamps Always iucl0se your
answers In sealed envelopes Ia emily
ing 10 advertisements where refer
erros are asked for, do not sond tho
original reference. Send copies OF
them only.
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ELWDDD, NORTU-Nicc now. modern
home. have rooms suitable TOR four or
sls working girls. two blocks from bus
iiuo. Phone Cedar $3.50.
ron ONE who likes y nice home. room
aud sun parior, joining fine hath. no
.thcr ropmcrs, gentlemen, references. Re
tween BOSTON aud Cincinnati on sixteenth
baaIV hGqi.
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USED CARS
ON TER Ms

ON TERMS
a,udchaker Special Six scrics go"
Pouring.
'tud,h1kor HIp Six Touring.
Dodge Roadster.
SlN Touring
itud"hakor i-oylludcr Touring
ole \ 'hummy EoHdstcr with West
nEhou9c shock absorbcrs.
Ntlburn Electric.
Npp"rsou s Touring.
WELSH MOTOR
COMPANY
FOURTH AND FRANKFORT
AtIo strrIirs AND ntrAIRS ~
'EW. north Tulsa garHgo. 1908 y ON
'liu'il IN next thtfty days viii charge
Ton" by expert firlug your car today.
'udar 231s.
'IpA ENGINE service. new parts for
t'1l' motor Write viro or phone
i'uid"r usaEo 7tGi
HAVE ready for immediate shin
mont saxon O.. SAXON { and Patterson
,arta rr"morcir Motor 60 lO1 we.t
'.' WOW
h,ros % uiHt-GNRNEIs ~
RED BALI. independent taxi Limo. 40 q
f'Hinu. oHtgo %, three. minute service.
aIls promptly answered day or night
'uo passenger not 10 csccri 10 blocks.
ar. not to exceed 20 blocks. SOC not
10 exceed 90 blocks. SIS. not 10 'Nceri
70 liuDEs. 500. mot 10 exceed 30 hIockp
} 90. Poe extra f1r each additional pas.
'urvr. cay ana country driving u spo-
ialiN. Rates per hour. $500.
fII a. THtFf. pea. .v .... "
clos" loo. good cement driveway ggI
MhNTtp-AJToMOuLE ~
WANTED usod ear. To- soil on small
commission for private owners. Usod
ESchango. il9 n Main, Usage
AND ROOMS
HOTELS 10
TULSA ROOMS .7l7I s. Cincinnati rooms
by day 81 and $50. weekly So. S. and
clean, quiot and respectable. Usage
cool slc"pinE. rooms, modern. hummer
rates colorado hotol, osaso 1858. 1854
y, Main
wESTlNND MOTEL 2osts East Third.
rooms with hot and cold water. - TO so
pcr week. Connecting and private bath
~ ard 80 Usage 1875,
WHEELER HoTEL-In the business dis
tr,Ct. cool outside rooms per week s.,
running water In each room
MR. HorEL
SOL EHs' Third street
4 respectable HDTFL Tor reapectabIs
People
Good Dining Room In Connection.
HOTEL ALTON Absolutely rospoctabi c
cool oloan. 50 and up ao1A Eas'
NICE. cool rooms - ana 81 per week.
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Studohaker Special SIX Scrics go"
Touring.
Stui,hlkor UIE Six Touring.
Dodge Roadster.
Saxon SiN Touring
5tudohakor i-Dylludcr Touring
Cote \ Dhummy EoHdstcr with West
tnghougc shock absorbcrs.
Milburn Electric.
App"rspu S Touring.
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BOARD AND o
HOTELS

HOTELS 10
TULSA ROOMS 3174 S. cincinnati rooms
by day 81 and $50 weekly s.. s. and
~ clean, uuiot ana respectable. Osago
N'Nh
COOL sleeping rooms, modern. summer
rates colorado hotel pSaEo 1883. 1854
y, Main
wESTi.ANp HpTEL. aosH East Third.
rooms with hot and cold water. s. TO so
por week. Connecting and private bath
~ and 81 Usage 1873,
WHEELER HDTEt-ln the business dis
triCt. cool outside rooms per week 81.
running water In each room
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FINANCIAL.


FOR SALE-Nice cafe and t.l,'
n%eetion, \ good paying hus.r...
one Interested inquire Palace GAO
Okla. a"''
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HOTEL ALTON Absolutely respectable.
cool cioan. 80 and up Join East
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TAILORING AND PRESSING

FASHION TAlLORS. southeast corner
second and Main. makes good clothes
dies and scntlcmen's garments. Phone
Evening journal., 1921-11-30
TO DESCRIBE WORK
In CANTON, CHINA

DR.. William W. Cadbury WIN tell
Of the Canton Christian College, To-
Gated in Canton, China. at a meeting
in the Friends Meeting House, Fourth
and West streets, on Friday evening.
He is a Philadelphian and has been
resident physician at the college for
many years.
In view of the discussions Of the
affairs Of China at the Disarmament
Conference, the address to be given
by DR.. Cadbury on the new education
in that country is Of particular in
terest at this time.
Canton College is one Of the largest
and most important educational in
stitutions in South China Its main
office is in New York City. 156 Broad
way. The examinations at the col
lege are conducted under the au-
spices of the University OF the State
of New York, because there is at
present in China no central authority
which could properly assume charge
of the. issuance of diplomas. The
faculty includes Americans. English
men and Chinese. The courses Of
fered include, beside Chinese classics,
agriculture and the whole series Of
applied sciences as taught in Amer
ican colleges. All work in science is
conducted in the English language.
Evening journal., 1921-11-30
RAIL STOCKS
CONTINUE firm
IndustrialS and Oils Are Re.
dictionary, However, in
Early Trading

NEW YORK. Nov. 30 CUnited
Press)-Industrials and oils were
somewhat reactionary during the
first few minutes on the New York
Stock Exchange today, but the rail-
roads continued buoyant with a num-
Der of new highs. Mexican Petro-
leum made an early low at 113, off
TX, and Pan-American Petroleum
at 81 was off *. While the first sale
OF Asphalt was up X at 64A the
stock then sold Off to 63iz Burns
Brothers opened at 11615, off from
this weeks high.
Northern Pacific led the rails with
early sales as high as S2k. up l..
Rig blocks OF New Haven were taken
at IA which was the high price Of
Tuesday. steel stocks were dull.
Traders who sold Mexican Petro-
leum on the circular issued by the
Mexican treasury department COW
ering taxation of oil from Mexico
during November placing the valua-
tion of light crude oil at s1.4S a bar
rel, found that there was excellent
support for the stock at 113. Tax
ing on a basis of 10 per cent. this
means an export tax OF s14S4 a
barrel on light crude oil OF that
month compared with the October
tax of s1O.77.
The rest OF the list was somewhat
irregular during the early trading
with Sears-Roebuck selling at a new
low for the year below 55. The pre-
ferred. however. was steady at IS.
Dawson Chemical continued heavy
at So, off ~ from last weeks high.
Traders are wondering whether or
not the pool has been liquidating its
stock during the last week.
Opening prices included: Sinclair
22k, up Il American Sugar 53%,
off y; American Car and Foundry
143%, off IS; U. S. Steel S27s, of
y; Crucible 65. off a; U. s. Rub
Der, so; Retain Stores 53h, off *
New York Central rs. up a Ana
conda 461s. up IS; Baldwin 9sA
Sears Roebuck Sc y, off y; Pan
American Petroleum 51%. up is
Pure oil 39%. off \; Asphalt 64A
up II Studebaker 761k, of 4
American T. and T., 116h. off Il
Mexican Petroleum ia, off a Atch
ison 90A, up 4; Southern Pacific
s1h, Off ~ New Haven 13%
Northern Pacific 50. up n
Evening journal., 1921-11-30
PARTY Ar MENDENHAIG

A company Of friends gathered
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs, Bay
ard Woodward, near Mendenhall. on
daughter, Grace D.. and Miss Lii
liam Mendenhall, who is leaving soon
for New Jersey.
Dancing was the main feature OF
the evening. the music being fur
nished by Miss Kathryn Moynihan
OF Kennett Square. and William
Ortlip. Of oxford.
Among those who enjoyed the
event were; Misses Jean Bailey.
Florence Martin. Ruth Harvey. Lily
| Il. Worrall, Suzanne Wertz Gladys
Roney, Helen Powell, Elizabeth
Huey, Edith Woodward, Ruth Wood
ward, Margaret Hamill. Marjorie
Lancaster OF Mendenhall; Frances
Walker OF Chadd's Ford; Frances
Hopes OF Toughkenamon; Rebecca
Dallas OF West Chester: Margaret
lTouhey. OF Yorklyn, Del. Ruth
Pusey OF Ashland Del; James Edge.
Morris Milhous. Thomas b. Worran
James IT, Donahue. Louis McMullin.
Walter Courson. Weston steele
Charles Parrish. William Way. John
: Duncan. Earle Hanway OF Hamor-
tom Clifford Darlington OF Chadd's
Ford; Courtland Quimby OF West
Grove; John Kaltt, Raymond Bishop
OF Philadelphia; Albert Woodward
OF Fairvlle; David Glacklin. Gerald
| Anderson OF Avondale; Thomas w.
Kinscy.
Evening journal., 1921-11-30
Women s College Notes
University of DeIdiUare)
ny RUTH ANNE RUSSELL.

OF everyone. who can tell to what
heights it may attain?
After the bell dismissed the last
class on Wednesday morning, there
was a wild rush for coats, hats and
bags. Some girls who were lucky
enough to be free at eleven O'Clock
had gone already but a very large
number indeed we're waiting at the
end OF the walk for the twelve
O'Clock bus. Packing sardines should
be no trouble after the experience
of being packed into the bus. The
girls who went away in the one
thirty bus chad almost the same ex-
perience. These minor discomforts
however, only added to the pleasure
of going home. After one o'clock
the college was very, very quiet.
on Monday evening Miss Mar
earet Fisher "a and Miss Mary
Eisenberg '25 gave a surprise birth
day dinner for Miss Dorothy Num-
'25. The other guests we're Miss
Thelma Hines "a, Miss Alice
Mundy "a. Miss Grace Reed '25,
Miss Kathryn Ladd '25 Miss Helen
Baker '25, Miss Charlotte Dayett
'25 and Miss Vesta Goodwin '25.
Miss Num- is treasurer OF her class
and plays on the class hockey team.
The only meeting left out on Mon
day evening was the Y. w. c. A. cab
met meeting The Home Nursing
Glass. the Executive Board Of the
self Government Association and
the editorial staff OF the Blue and
Cold all met and worked as hard
Il not harder than usual
The Athletic Association had
charge OF the meeting in chapel on
Tuesday morning. Miss Louise
/ Phillips. president OF the Athletic AS
sociation. presided. Hiking, one OF
the minor sports, begins December /.
The purpose Of the meeting was to
elect head OF walking who will
servo on tho athletic council until
walking as a minor sport stops. Miss
! Alice Mundy, "a, was elected head
OF walking
Miss Katharine Richards. student
secretary for tho East Central Field,
Is the guest OF IN Y. w. c. a. Miss
Richards returned only a short time
ago from a visit to China. She Will
remain at college until Friday and
do everything possible TO help the
association. Miss Richards met with
the Y. W. c. A. cabinet on Tuesday
evening and gave the members
many very helpful suggestions. Miss
Richards will speak in chapel on
Wednesday morning for the Student
Friendship Fund.
Under the auspices OF the Y. w.
c. A.. Buffers, from Wilmington,
will come down on Wednesday with
their Christmas novelties. This Is a
great aid TO the girls who often do a
great part Of their Christmas shop
ping on this occasion.
Mr.. Fathusso who visits the coll
lege every year with Italian prints
and laces, made his annual visit on
Monday evening.
The pictures for the Blue and
Gold VIII be taken on Wednesday
and Thursday OF this week. The pic.
: lures will be taken by a photographer
/ from the Bachrach Studio in Phila,
delphia. other members OF the stu
$ dent body and some OF the facult,
beside the Juniors are expecting Il
8 have individual pictures taken.