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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS orrouruNITiEs

BEST INkENfNf ENT
Partner wanted fnr manufacturing fu-ni-
'uro, gurrly money making no experience
needed. Call Cedar 1854.
BARRIER wants 10 buy barber shop.
harhcr, b2i 3. Houldcr Tulsa, Okla.
CAFE and dining room, one of Tulsa s
most pgpuiat eating houses weu es-
upa,ly, records and hooks for ,rgpocti IN
10 bona i!de purchaser ila 900 will
C"dar l3is ass Robinson HIug
COLD Drink and oontcctioucry In cpnuec-
ton with theater, best location IN town
good business, NJ, J. Routtruer, HristoV.
FOR SALE Grocery stock With location
and part " the fixtures. Nrrv brst suh-
urban location Ia Tulsa. Phone Cedar
FOR SALESMAN cash srocery, bargain
psagc dlhi.
ron sALE-Comrlste Hutomobtu ignition
Hnh g.urratnr shop compute OUTFIT and
sl"ncE %'ll SCI ~ Er"at bargain. eau
-'o y. Main, oaage C55'.
FOR sALE-smaI grocery. Phone Cedar
FOR SALE-Clcauiug RuI tailoring bust
mes ness only only p'agIs IN town no" doing
E Il. Llrgstt. rsrsh.ng Okla.
ron SNLE--C1ennluE pressing and Tall
or shop siN years iu business, Boa Gue
location dong Saeo yer week, rcssnn
World
FOR SALE-Clcaning and pressing shop.
ruod town, doing good business, will
take car ln part p9Nm. 1t, with some
terms Ast-E care World.
FOR TNAUL-'neuta of THE company
have available good business properly
unincuwhcrrd 80 good county seat towns
In b,au0ma, whtch is offered In exchange
land IN oklahoma, The First Trust CO. Of
wichita, wichita ksr
ron SALE or trade. 10000 stock OF
new, ana secondhand furniture. hard
ware and harness, located In good
nintrg town, only store uI the ktud In
the town, on account of sickness must
sell soon. Address on call IN j. Frank
smith, 20S.ll Main ST.. dalena Kansas
FOR sALE--A good beauty shop In
good town and good tral', svliing on
now. Address hos soa-F World
ron SALE-Grooery aud market reason
Tor selling leaving town. pstse 27l
FOR SALE--L,adIUg modern equipped
r'stssurant m best oil town osnge coun-
Weaver bldg, Oklahoma city.
INVESTMENT
n YOU have srmc idle money. and are IN
terested in a safe luvcgtment which will
pay splendid r'tufuS. call cedar ~ tor
an appointment ur call In person at
room aAt Kennedy bldg
SEVEN pool tables aud one billiard table.
all tNturcs 'u So with puulroom. In
storage at Nowaia- Okla. For sale or
oa5, Stpulpa, OKLA,
TO TRNpE--An $4,000 stock OF goods
In "A thriving town neaT Tulsa. for "A
tract % good bottom land within ra-
dlus uf 10 miles NJ Tulsa. Phone Usage
zoos.
THE famous HaNarsyile ul field. e. field
~ opportunity tor investors is now un a
boon. / have hotels, business locations
ON Main So, Ideally located. Investments
are rruunrrauNt, rents hlgh,lbNlU0 feet
~ wire " intereAtcd. j, a. Morgan, Box
ssi. balcum Bldg Hayposyiils, La
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NICETH furnished ICONS ressonab,s S,s,g 49,,
s"th Guthrie. Osaso Ssi'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

TWO ROOMS for ueht housekeeping aia5
shopping room. Coz -. Llwuud. Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

HNNTp%. 81. EgA SiprIy furnished Hasp.
Inc roam, modern home. close in. gen
ffpF.Hf.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

BINWiDk NuafttUruis beautifully fIr.
ulrned bedroom, twin beds, steam heat.
ru tHarD 4'Is..t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

TWO nice Iarru front rooms Furnished Tor
lIrnt h4uuDtoupiuE DtaEn 1855 Cor iu
formation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
FINANCIAL
RIAL ESTATE LoAN.
MONEY TO LOAN

on improved Tulsa property low rate OF
irtefest nbsfal contract. no long delays,
no ted tape.
ApKisON, PAYNE a HENRY
LOANS. tNStRA Ne q. HDEDS.
22J.t Kennedy Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
ROOMS AND BOARD

''''F'N fVN W y . ~ N'NlNUlb -
MOLLY Iurr.ahr r.,ir Boo r. now nous.
Furnace heat uut and cold wsfer ut|.
fh'f nome tfnf.rturu only lhUUu bHHgr
''hi. l'lI South bnur,r.
NICELY rrHSiugD room frr rru,o.
Wno. private home. urfr car nUI nu.
liuH. up other rnuunrt, garage 4'aY. Phone
pssrs teff o.
tpH"l.s. rsu nicely fIIEsI.I .I
sl'"ri0r rg".' elonlag both rsn,
&lcE uOpN l1 private huil. f1to
1919.
ntSTt D.. ui Arra,, tum uanry,ru
HUHiiwruI nicely furnished font room.
iatEt closet, private entrance fho1a CO..
NICELY furnished sleeping room In pri.
yato home, Tor two. Win gitago. OsaKo
NICELY FuRNisuED room close lu. fnr.
mace heat. gentleman preferred. CALI
morning. pHHgc Sh62
ROOM Tor rent iu private homc. adioIn.
Ing hlth, three blocks from Main. $40
W FHuIth Ht OHarr G1bt.l
sLLEpING ROOMS Tor Two people. g. per
week. "saEe s5I
SLEErtNG room. opposite bath. suitabIo
Tor two ypunE ladies employed. brrtN.
fast sni o'clock dinner. only girls who
would HuprrriAi9 q rcnl home need apply
SECOND, w. UG cory Fireplace bod
room. adjoining bath close Ir prtyate
homo. gentlemen only, rent reasonable.
slEEriNG room ana nttns room, com
Sit ErING room ,loso i1. Gail Cedar
lff'. iin.A South ron''.
.StNIItNItt W. Dc'IgulIuI roum 300
nri''i" h"Wr t'lAr A''.
1UlErENrH W. sot.slron iprn,sb.I
east apartment OaT" 1a79H
Two slaIErtNG rpoms t,t reutrurn.
also uuht housekeeping rouus. Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

bI NlNINh ~rHNitE ottEnEp e.
WINDOW 'LEAsIsg $50. floor vakIuE
- pro-wnr price. American window
..'Husts tlucJ. The d, It rgHf people.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

USED FURNITURE bought and .o,,.-.--
holsterinT supplies Tor sale Ny.
Furniture CO.. S. Cincinnati 90
zoos Oass
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

a LARGE bed room. connecting bath boo
private home r.""o In tr1Hr 100
ATTRACTIVE south,tat room. Furnished
Iu mahogany. 600 other foumsfn l4Ib H.
f.|WuuI. NrHEH 5Fuh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

THREE 'stra nice rooms iu durI'a mod
Nfr, with u. H|fUuUI EuIHEH. uIU. .uuil
hL..h f-LL- I.L -n.- -nnn. L--.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
EMPLOYMENT


Illi'kH with dump bodies wanted on
long hauling Jobs. Usage b537
WN.FGi Jrn tp sew snd make car.
r''. Apply lnrr rooms Hotel Tulsa.
WANTED 100 men To- have their yards
tNlgl lots % guud art across from
pnstur.rs.
NorNG MAS with bicycle. must have
.ufI" experience ln grocsri,s. can
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

WANTED--UrEular roomcrs At rionsant
rooms 2ibL p. Second, all large. ok
coptiunnllY ComfDrtahlN, outside rnuwH.
nicely furnished and reasonable rCut, good
plao" 60 spend the winter
WELL furnished room. refined home
bHAEe all6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
on LAMBS An LtAsts ,i.A

DRILLING CONTRACT To Iet on good
quarter near Ceuteryill- Linn county.
kauaia Henry Ahrcns, raola, Kan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

MONEY to loan. chattel loans salary
loans See US Western Credit Co.,
~ mum nldg. Usage 57As
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

AMNIEIR actors pofflrmor. enter.
t'iu"rH. uusiSipus. Call a. Broadway
lN'Hf". afternoons fur particulars Of
arai"ur contest "vary Friday night
AIIIUtIID> lady wanted Iu 'sdIes'
roadY TOW wear shop. must he Thoroughly
c1r'rionccd. good salary Tho Advance
-MuL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

SECDNn-HANb Kitchen cabinet
beds'esd and springs. dress frr. loa
ing stove, small Edison phouuErsfr ~, -
records cylinder style. Phone OssFs ~
1g3l v. Hodge 81 4AiA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
FINANCIAL


WASTED--ro get In touch With awornan
~ acme means. who would like 20 wufk
Rni invest small amount in a reliable
business already started To Tulsa. s9l +,
car" world.
WANTED ED.-Farturr with 5000 TO Join
W" putting article on sal" needed ~
es.ry obi man. sales uatfuUvi ide, mo-
risk Returns quick. profits large. call
or address Room JJs.Ngw Oilshuma Ho-
isl Tulsa. Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
noTELS-aoomINo HOUSES rs


BUY your rooming house before they 30
ur again. look. 3i-ruum on MRiu - o.
fl5Oo cash; 10 rooms, a good one, 50 ooo,
with $500 cash, 20 rooms just of Main.
- 900, $1,000 cash, 80 rooms. a beauty.
So 500 cash, 3-yeAE lease - 52-room va
can't 1900. See Allison at once. Usage
iiN
ELEVEN ROOMS on Main street ,pnS
lease very cheap rent AL outside
rooms and large extra good furniiIro,
two beds i1 most rooms. This IA snap.
easy payments. T. p Houston, &c lar
lic. COS Security RfE.
FOR SALE---Ni,e l2-rcom resident room
Ing house $1,000. $500 cash and $50
month. This N $500 place and must
sell, clos' in rooms an rented. Cal
baker, Fred W Linder & Co., Usage
lili
FOR SALE or trade hotel and residence
properties would prefer room.nE
house IN good town. Percy Mitchell, Free
dona, Kansas, Forest Hotel.
FIFTEES-ROoM boarding house, COM
plptcIy furnished with piano an fpr
$500. 52l Vantage ST" Ptcher. OKLA,
FOR SALE Roumlng house. close In, fu'l
regular roumCTs, Leaving. Usage
366l 2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

NEW RUGS. 9Sls tapestry. lf.s5 -,
Boston. Usage 26O5 i'' ".
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

Why ulstHh hUIE fvn.ruHm apartment
iu now muGsfu home. private family
everything Furnished Cor huusrbceplur 20
hiaSl from South il1atur iiunY three
blocks from cor llur Phone Cedar 1905.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
PERSONAL PROPERTY


MATTRESsES renovated and rseoys,.S'
We rcteit Old fclt mattressts. .n -
guaranteed. Porter Mattress Co. ,ssors
bsaup 1895. FAont
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
ROOMS AND BOARD

iiGIInOt t-IKLrrING HOOMs IA
bNb LlGUr House Ucspiur room. o. per
wrob ana one tj50 per wook Cts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

TWO nice clean modern Housekeeping
rooms fnr r,ut uaaEo 1tI5,
Two rooms well mfnshyd hatn ana
telephone. oloao iu# sIuth,a4t 1908 a..
Frankfort uaaEr NiIt.tt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17

bs,h; lady preferred 3sase $3.50.
NICELY FURNISHED s'esplng room Cor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
rNTTNT NTrOR>rN

PATENTS -TItAlfEMANks
ASK us whether your Trade Marks are
protected ln South America. Write flr
Patent Hand book Prompt sNlllmi
srrrI.a. siuuu q Co.. Gl5 F ST. y W
Washington. u. g., and 283 Woulwortt
ludv. Sew Nork = Y.
rEiNriNU ANp SlNrIoNEKN a2
600 IETTERHENus. gp-Ib UsmmermH
bond. 1900 Economy r.urcfs. bu, 1893
Tulsa Okla let us uEur. with YOU.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-17
BUSINESS SERVICE

BOSlNtSS SEKNlCE.
nt~iNEss ~ENtiCE OtrEutp e.
/ wtHIpw 'LEAslsD iae floor easlng
/ =, pgo-~nr pflr,s. Awvr'cau window
/ .'ao'Is. !tIucl. Tho do i' usH' reopie.
.''t' ''-'.
ntiinING ASH Co>rEAotI>o 81
I ALI klHps ~ carpenter r,pa.r vut. and
r'Inuus 'bU ,,Ipf fH'
NIILhfi"N DunIrruv. u.af gravel Tor
l"'1s w. '.',' ,'.ru p" f.ai. ~tI
.pu.u' Address l'Hg 1I..E rl.. World
~ y UAuRs. IbiuuuHn puusrranrirs
'nl ,'ls"mlniuE $50 'ru.uhsl1
. .Mr"r norns. 5000 swan yari usar-
/ ''''.
/ gAUrESrLE vorI, das of contract now
or repair, work guaranie'I. Phone
CONTRACTOR ana tuuior tor estimate
on your new building or repair work.
Phone cedar Il53
| .AUrENTEH Very. reasonable in build
ms. repairing and HarrHE!rs .stjmsj-s
fror. opcn shop 'au cedar 1901.
! DO CT DW-llulicr ana ff7t.rIass car
pointer work done by contract ur By tho
day. ioHis garage 400 punge 1o1
ERWIN CONSTRUCTIONS 90. Wanted
eouithct.r, cathuat'a furnished on re-
quest Phone coda ,1d2 Dsagn bI1i n.
| Fpt tIp-T. class r-ta e.: .a,s ..; 4.
W miller. cedar l2tg
PLAsrERlNG, patching and cement
work promptly and aeauy done. Call
| RJY tNYE-- Cem'ut contractor. licensed.
bonded Usage yo7-N
TAKE YpuR. building uouoles to The
tatsuruon. e. Merle Manlay. master
builder Usage slss.
! WANTED People ~ Tulsa to know We
"r" iu hundug business Co sayo you
'n'"'', '"l 'shg" 'a''.
! ~. 200 VIII buUd a. complete S.room
house S1i.E care World.
CLEN>ING AM nYfING 50
hAyG ,h.m cleaned leaned or dyed. suits
& pyers Phone usagr lis2.
pHEssMAkING-MuLLINEHY ga
DnEssMAKER. experienced, will new out
by the day. Call Cedar 3s2
DRESS MAKING Satisfaction guaranteed.
526 n. Chcyenne. usugc tO7i-R
| BREoEMA KENS AMI SEWING LOVERS
bcEin your WORK right. 60 10 the right
,.,sssn'a mass PlsSs iG5 the Ign nd OF
.G,,on'eov'r'ns Ste; v,,,,s
----Lo~e.t Price.
Robinson BdEg rrirc Main. Room
alb. Third
Mail orders App ,.isted.
| DE VIVA TAILOR AND FUH SHOP.
KenttinE and Altering.
sPEciAL PRICE on Fuh WORK.
/ Third and Msin st-. rnone Osnge 72s.
! fAsHIuNAHLE drcssmsk,ng. children $
,,I1aS 1tGs' .,Es ,R''1S az nnps os s5SdnS 9aa T
/ FlTwEt.L SilOP lot mo make your new
| 7sA2-k
/ HEMsrfrCUiNG and ptcotiug attach
'nncenL works on guy .--~lns machine
Z inst actions. Gem Novelty Co.. box lUJl.
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TTNT TNVT0TNT TNT
Partner wanted fnr manufacturing furni-
'uT", surrly money making no experience
needed. Call Cedar 1851.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-02
CHARLES AGAIN
SUFFERS DEFEAT
Former Emperor Captured by Horthy.
Troops in Flight.

Former Emperor Captured by HOrthy
Troops in Flight.
Budapest, Oct. 24.-Former Emperor
Charles and Former Empress Zita
were captured today near Komorn and
are. now confined in the castle at Tata
Tovars guarded by two companies OF
government troops.
Colonel Oetenburg's troops, cover
ing the retreat of the former rulers
were forced to surrender, and are
prisoners.
The second attempt of Charles ia
reestablish himself On tho throne OF
1Hungary was no more Of a success
than the first. There is not likely to
be third attempt, for Charles now
awaits the pleasure OF the allied pow
ere as to his fate.
The episode moved so rapidly that
the full details have not yot reached
the capital AS far as is known at
the present time Charles managed to
push a train load of troops to Budar,
short distance from Budapest.
At first he held his own against the
forces of Regent Horthy but when the
Horthy troops were reinforced Charles
was compelled to beat retreat at s
o'clock Sunday afternoon, closely fol-
lowed by the Horthy forces to Her
ceghalom.
The monarchist troops. who were at
tempting to open the way for the en-
try Of former King Charles to the
Hungarian capital, were defeated this
morning In hand to hand fighting, in
which grenades were used, near Tata
Tovars, about 35 miles from Buda-
pest. They lost 200 Killed and about
1000 wounded.
The former king sent another plen-
ipotentiary to Admiral Horthy, the re-
gent. today, and discussions lasting
several hours were carried on but with
little hope OF agreement as both par
ties were obstinate and bloodshed has
aggravated the situation.
The Karlist premier, Rakovsky, has
issued proclamation to the nation to
rally to the kings banner and fight
against "the ungrateful rebel, Hor-
/ thy"
Budapest, Oct. 24.-The Karlist pre-
mier. Uakovsky, and Count Andrassy
were captured at the same time az
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-02
DESOLATION AND RUIN
FOLLOW IN WAKE OF FLOOD

Twenty.Thrce Known Dead and More
Than Fifteen Injured and Missing
rs Result of On-Rushing Waters.
Vancouver, B. c., Oct. 30.-Twenty-
three persons are known to be dead,
thirteen and perhaps more are missing
and fifteen are nursing injuries as q
result Of the disastrous flood which
plunged down steep mountain side
Friday night and transformed the
model copper mining settlement Of
Britannia Beach into a scene Of desc
lation and ruin.
Fully half of the 100 neat, freshly
painted cottages were carried away on
the crest of TIC flood. Others were
smashed to pieces by the force Of the
on-rushing waters and most of the
remainder were still partially sub
merged tonight.
Four children are dead and ton
others are reported to be missing.
Ten of the dead and all Of the in
Jured were brought to Vancouver last
evening on the steamer Capitano. All
the injured are expected to recover.
An energetic search for the miss
ing was made today but the work was
| necessarily slow because OF the diff
fculties in clearing away the wreck
age in the sea of mud and water 1t
| Is considered doubtful IL the bodies of
some Of the missing will ever be re-
covered as they are believed to have
been washed into the muddy waters
OF Howe Sound.
| Manager j. Donahue, OF the Bri-
tania mines tonight described the Of
forts made by those on duty at the
mines property, three miles back
from the beach, to warn the residents
OF the danger. When tho railway
fill, which caused the accumulation
Of water in tho hills, gave way and
released roaring torrent into the
creek. warning Of the disaster to
come was sent over the private tele-
phone line OF the mines. This mes
sage was received by Miss Ellen Pat
terson, telephone operator on duty at
the compressor plant in the village.
She promptly rang everybody con-
nected by telephone. relaying the
miners message: For Gods sake get
out OF your houses; flood coming
down the creek"
Before the warning could DO un-
derstood and circulated about the
town, the waters crashed down the
mountain side sweeping away trans
mission lines and plunging the vii
lage into darkness.
| The waters had fallen 1000 feet in
their three-mile journey down the
mountain and smashed straight
through the center Of the settlement.
Britannia creek now runs through the
village itself which is under several
feet Of water, strewn with tinrber,
telegraph poles, furniture and other
wreckage.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-02
66s6

Quickly relieves Constipation, Bill.
iousness, Loss Of Appetite and Head.
nshes, due to Torpid Liver.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-04
LEGION CONCERT
WILDE SPLENDID
Some Real Artists viii
Appear Before Local
Public

Miss Melyena Passmore and her
Company VIII appear here in con
ert N~oyernber 10 under the aus
pices Of the Fred R. Reuitzelman
POST No. II, American Legion
he concert viii be held at tho
first Methodist Episcopa! church,
A. Fairmont avenue and Fo:Tth
freet
Miss Passmore ranks with
babel Garrison as the LEADING col
oratlra soprano OF Aaerici Bern
IN Hprston, TexaE, Ter rise 10
f9nle has been Htt!t less :han
mtec IL. Still III he: early TWEEN
ties NJ "ad 81. a ..IceS
,..:u "a conce~t As guest
artist with the Boston English
Grand Opera Company. the Boston
press was unanimous in its praise
Of her marvellous Lucia" During
the past summer, she sang all
the leading coloratura roles,
Lucia, Yioletta. Martha, Rosina,
etc, in Cincinnati. Her success
was so marked that she was en-,
gaged as soloist with the Cincin.
natl Symphony Orchestra w S
6 tho noted critic OF the En-
duirer, said OF this appearance,
Miss Passmore yesterday defin'
Itely established her claim to ser,
ioua consideration as an artist Of
the first rank. Possessed Of .
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-04

voice OF beautiful resonant quail.
fly, ample range, and wonderfully
accurate coloratpre control, she
adds to her renditions just the
proper potsc aud dramatic inten-
sity to make her work dolbly et-
tective.
Unusual beauty and charm add
further TO her positive captiVation
VI any audience.
Accompanying Miss Passmore is
Miss Enen keIIer, vioiinist, Miss
Marion Jordan, flutIst, and Mi,
Sidney Dalton, pianist.
Miss Keller is without dispute
the legitimate successor of baud
Powell as an american vio1inist
and ranks with Albeit Spaulding
in popularity before the American
concert public. Miss Keller recetv:-
ed her.musical AScatlOn IN Euro.
pean music centers. At the age
OF twelve years. every great. mas
tor of the violin was sought in
completing the training OF this
girl wonder" When she was
twenty sue q O. oOASA'
with all the greS symphony or
chestras of Europe, including
Paris, London, Berlin, Vienna and
Moscow.
She was practically u hostage in
Germany during the war, hetng
one OF the many Americans who
were not given their passports to
leave that country.
Miss Jordan, the leading lady
flutist OF America, was born In
Ware, Mass, and received heI
early training under George II.
Wilder OF BuLilgton, Vermont,
and later at the Lonely School,
Boston. After her Grst New York
recital She was presented with a
medal by Carl Fischer, Her sole
engagements incluEe appearances
with the Mac Donell Club OrcheI
ira and Boston Musical Associa
ton. George Longy conductor.
Flawless technique and beaut..
tul tone quality are necessary, and
Miss Jordan has them to a pro.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-04

nounced degree. In addition, her
personal beauty, personally and
unaffected poise endear her 70 an
audiences.
Tho program will be greatly en-
HANGED. by the really remarkable
flute obbligatos to Miss Pass
Chopin.
weaving in and out Though the
melodies Of Donizetd and Verdi
cast a spell over an audience that
is only broken by the tTemendeSs
enthusiasm at the cad.
These. artNs Will present the
following program:
Program
/. Piano, Fantasie . Impromptn
.. Flute, Nocturne-Chopin.
Waltz-Chopin.
3. Violin, Old Refrain-Krets
Ter. Perpetual Motion-Bohn.
4. Soprano. Theme and Varia.
tions-Proch.
8. Trio, Selected.
6. Violin, Gypsy Airs-Sarasate.
{. Soprano, Norwegian Echo
Song, Thrane-A Spring Fancy
Densmore.
ado.
Q. Violin, serenade-valdez.
From the CAae Brnke-Gardner
10. Soprano. Jewel Song From
Faust, Gounod.
Season tickets for the Legion
concert course are now on sale at
the H. and H. Drug Store. The
prices are $500 for adults, and
$500 for children. There are five
numbers on the course including
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-04

tie Harp Trio and Crawford
Adams
The Legion Is also planning to
present "The Brat. this winter, Z
play given by the West University
dramatic club.
"The Brat" is directed by Miss
Stedman, who is we'll known
having conducted plays in New
York City and University Chautau.
qua towns through New England.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-25

The factory has positively limited the following unusual
offers to the dates given-they will be wthravn at that time.
So read every word of this advertisement carefully and be
prepared to attend the opening day--whether or not you are in
need Of new range at this time Z ougwinln mot be obligated in any
way. Everyone is invited. Everyqneshoud know why the UNI
VERSAL Combination Range is the greatest advancement ever
made in stove construction. But remember: There Are Only a
Few Days to Attend!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-18

WAS II W19AinGtoa % secrqfary az
q committee On women IN INDIA.
| Try a. tie council OF national d.
fense. Later che Vas sscretaes n
| the Cleveland coaree IN emclcy.
mont given by the war industriea
board.
1T WAS my work In Italy WI
the Red Cross. however" said NJ
Chadsey, which showed me ~
real need u : book. went a
Italy after the 'armistice and e
experience Of living and transs6-
!ng business In . foreign citv.
showed me that one needs mors
than Z guide book Of places to give
the social. civic and spiritual aina
and Accomplishments Of q city,
Miss Chadsey was director Of the
home service department OF the
American RSd Cross in Italy. Her
department looked after affairs OF
Italian soldiers In the U. s. armv
and their families In Italy. She
found that Italians who had lived
IN America had strange ideas Of
American cities and life.
II found they thought Of Ameri.
ca. 40 = place Of sky scrapers ana
factories where men think Of MOTH
ing but making money and vo-
men think Of nothing but spend.
ing It. II they had ever seen a d.
rectory OF community activities