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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
REAL ESTATE rOK SALE


ioll QUICK SNIE. VIII sacr.u,r my
s. goo. Inquire Nia ~ \outhlH 5000
"fSas Ss',. g.s ..5 ".g ~. .H. ,"'G." ,' s'
o.. W tutrd. rhoo" rsa, 'stl
SAVE HENI We viii build YOU q t.yr.
room bungalow complete ON your lot fof
.'o'. i'uf lurg" I"umH complete. tath.
room. u.'" front porch s,rs"ucd .iu bavk
porch two dandy ciotucs closets. wired
sud p.iu'ed. ready To move into. 'uu
Usage 'la.
TOR SAIH ruur.ruom house. ,.sietn.
gar"H. chicken pure fence dandy lt
i.o huu". lo'l o. lndopondru'r.
OWNER leaving olu. muu cell, rcduc,d
lt"w 'r"oo IL" fo.ioo. Tor quIot sale.
iI'ors. Or 'abi"s rp'W. IVORY tinlsh bWlt
foe features. bHscuiFut. ca4i front. IRVING
r.'re. Word a caldwell Osas" s5'5.
bSarr 'l1i ur NJ Word 'cd-f i1lI.
FOR SALE -Four room modern house,
g"ru'r Iui .u irving Place. Usage
: 500 ,Asu. south side stut, buys
h"auuful homo IN tu" liotace Mann
south front garage. basement beautiful
hardwood fluury. haudsom" decorations.
trsl h,' at $1,000. 'An Usage $3.50.
'a.7,o ~ rs you IN immediate possessior
of uI"a newly completed four.room
bungalow large scre"urd. .iu back porch,
hN' NIh' u NIh|N ar IINF sNtl HthNhl. ihlkf
rooms. uicv electric fixtures Wonderful
buF with Hi0 per month payments, small
cash payment. cen Usage 9bS6.
sol ruEASr SIDE t76o each puts sou In
Immediate pp-S"ssIoU OF a nice tvc-rupm
modern bungalow 90 th, .ur line. large
EDrc"ncd-lr sleeping porch. we'll OF water.
,pumrr On" block trou school, clos. 70
vicinity ai s. ooo. How about u can
'ods' 171.
NUlI.CRlST NUpIlIDh 1000 cash buNs
dandy iNr-fouI modern bungalow
garage f"N foot from cy. 'Iu". bsautlful
drrtratlDus and uNturss huill-iu features.
absolutely tho luveFt cash payment nov
offered rn this heU-F.'.i .1dition. pfICpd
tu sell .I ~ 500 'sll osHgo a5Nt.
tHEYENNE s.. 81 500 cash buys
dandy uNc.room newly completed mod
oru bungalow high irrrHcsd lu'. pave
mcnt aud car lime to start Iu trv ve"lls.
ptrtN Ircd- tine mourA ard must cell iU
tine nrNt f'v urNs. The test bargain 10
rlus ne ghbovhn"d eft $500. can ossg'
gtsE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
LANDS AND FARMS toR SALE 3
OKLAHOMA

ron SALE or TRADE
100 Bcrsg. five miles oust Of Edmond,
Dkla.. 30 acres IN cultivation, 30 fine pas
turo, uew tiy"-to1m house. good water,
Price 30 500, Phone owner, OsaRo 1917
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

N,uN nay trut Vu,u ,1u can huH Iut no
b,mtlml tudgrrs itriEn's tot 81 down
and tio pcr month IDi uH 'NuIuu how
vow can buId e house ON iu. iut aud
Ing ava, ttU Nduu Investment 60.
sl9 f"oWltH l.dE phon" osaEc ts5'.
s.; rNSii aud $40 pot month nIu pat ior
nigh vrII drained lut iu beautiful
Rodgers ltniTbi- NiaHn Nuur snlrrtiuu
TODAY 'uU Npdou tuvcrtWeut GO. go
NccutN uds phon" pfsEr tN'i.1nNN
GOOD lot Nsuitou coli cheap. ut VII
todr '~dUt ~ lioN sa..
ron ~NlG IS Deu,cr north of Marshall
HtItNtbs t,u buudlug site uu month
aidr \ wilrN with T.. "a cunning
hSur pstg" 900.
room Furnished garage, on alley, easy
terms. pents FOR SO por month $50.
South Trenton. usaso asod
lfo,tao FEET ON papug The paving
le paid Tor. water gss and "iec.sicity.
price i2ioo. Terms uuo. fourth cssh.
balance q. tg aud ~ months. Phone
ossEr 1851 Abbott a wrlch.
90 FOor LOT Jus, off Fifocpth street;
shade ures. Finest view 0f ,ity. For
uuicl, sale tsl00. Sewer paid out. Phone
D-agc i'ei Abbott Walch.
iO0viio FEET on paving that n paid fot
with water, Ess ano etectrictv; east
front Price 81 zoe terms tioO cash
balance $50 per month. Phone Ossg- 1891
Abbott & WEIGH.
rHREE large lots near GENITAL highway
for car cedar 1855.
CHOICE LOTS ncsr -t johns. JUST off
Linden boulevard, 500 cash. ,35 pay
ment. psag" o677
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08


LOMBARD ltoViiO corner lot two
room hoAod house. fruit we'll 'l'j0
$3.50. cash y J. Phclau. O'ag" los'.
EOR SAL. New. four room aud li.n.
room. extra good location close 20 achppl
and transportation. VIII tar" 300 ,ar
ana FIRST Or second mortgag" Ia""r 81
small rssh payment and h"i"1,c lr MT
Possession at once. 2i0 Robinson Bldg d.
cedar 2lo5 - 4. Williams. real estate.
FINE APARTMENT HLDG Vow r'i I'D
for 500 monthly. Price i.2.5o0 SL"vu
only hg auuplntmcn'. M"sheW a Co. l6rlG
Turner hdE" phone nHag" 1919,
HRoApMuOR HrmurI east front huu-
raloV three ouoi,c bedrooms. hta1F
uaE floors tile bath base tub. l'stnl
luyatory, basement. roueh"d Iu Tor ir.
mace. garage. modern servant u.ri"s.
.nas. Price ''aoo. y. J Hr'. '.,gc
a6si
~OrTH SIDE uolr petrol, and Thirte"u'h.
i.v'.room. modern house. fIli loi $500.
cedar lb'' or Usage 1890.
), 500 hu,s dandy ay-roou bungalow. mod 2
rrr with ur'plar'. buiIt ~ features and
garage situated TbIrd block victor.
Tndrr the market 5! 500 VIII hand', u.
y Rn'} Cedar 1913
81 500 Fl'" room house mot modern cor.
nn. .,t 'sn blocks from 'nr line on west
side. WI make oasy terms. 10 y sum
mitr. '"dar 1919
slgso CASH -rlyc.-oom hmgmow. E
ru'"n'h &c.. near sacred Heart church
81 200 cNSu--Fts.roon. rodrro nuugs-
Inf nr~r Sacred N'arf church, s. $50.
bsou offorod for sa'". ueu", m,csfIgaia.
Booker E"ait, Go. cedar 1860.
~orTHENaT ~fpr Nsoo r.sh Brand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
HOUSES ron sAI
ETh'. LSrAlt
The r. e. lopling Company
OSAGE fi's

.N'-.N 10 y p.
'"' " ,cgp"ns "Wp'hN
''N'H '''
----
N1hth SIht 300 ''sI p'''" 's.aoo.
t'"I H,''' " uu' s1I"F "'ut'I
,,,, '"'
''' ~ rS S',, t,, ,,.,,. 'sr,'N 10
large bre.a'asr room, oak fl,o,s Nor.
rn'.r ri Guil, la ia.Tttes b,..r.rrt
continuation furnace. atrrti, up -to.,ntr
h.aWtiT,I lnt pr,.. 4, nop a. Eoo D.
Word caldwell osagr $3.50 Osugo sit3
or AT Word ''dnr IN
.5,.EO $500 CASH FIvo. room modern
home. tuil lot. close In would consider
nortbiN pa,frcrt tairs 1sars snI
- - -. ,....I.,. 49,, ,,.,,, .
ri,,e "a ,gf ,,,. I,ri,s, Nov Itci, ~,
s.. Gillette
nApGAIN ,ssoo rou, room house. Ken.
,t,, oil ,ilr o 80 n ,,'cri sr" "'gsu
,,,n.r t,.sgc c'ct
nf.AI- ESTATE M,.N t.6s NOTICE. INV
siw"p'''G a., 1t, ,Ds t,"lg sg, ,nn l. do, 49,
nl",h . 'n'' h"u'''""' IN WI '"' ma wv
". i,""E,
bNNpN NM 'on,. 'ora'r" none, o,T,TT
IN on psN"m"hl '"h i"' "onu',.u
bul Nn.'' 'o' '"'n. 20" "'''
-
DENVER " S'Feh-ionIh' h'" puhsa''N
osh toors basement 7''enlhs p"'tm
cash. byage 80 OF 80. Edw. y. Barrett.
rpg.r tss vti ,.l. a. .br ~. seven
r,1,,,' Mn Ion, tl,irp rnn,, ,,,ptrr ga
,.,,o' an Atn,irsJ TsrIns o.sg. Sq or
80 ,,T, ttr, 'at ui,ss iIIlg
o'. '',." ~ ~
WOO ,NSi or wv taNr s"''nI "",ataS, ,,aSr
ennssIow on lorNtoMm fI,e .o"" "",
osas" rs;.s , OF %. '"". T.. "''''''' -''
80
Nl'oo ASH l.'-' sld' p''ssWt NV,
room. ahd hf'HNlasl I""'' N'l |Nu.""
Iio"tS thto'ghon'' euil "a ''I,I''' ,ptnn
tiinl d"GoTsuonst garage FH'r N'.'"V
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
wAsrrp-To Buy

TrRNlI RI whNIED--s second ,hand IN
sol, Is " FIRST. osage 575b
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

FOR QUICK SALE VIII sactu,r wy
equity IN tvur. tuuW house pud b,iu.
Uu. ..u,l. good we'll luu sI.r IuI police.
s. ZOO. lupuu, NIH IS. Nauthl# 5000
wilt ..rUfr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

,i.ooo 'ASH. 5000 siN .ruutn modern
bungaiow rantcl r"rnrr lot. ON pave
mrnt exceptional bargain. nsarr sOi,
FOH SALE--Nrw tour-routu house; good
well. sas and electricity two blocks
west. on" north OF Glenn station un sand
springs line $500 would take good
tight car ss patt 81 tist payment. ., u.
Sllgat
EUREKA epHiNGs ARkhNsNH
g. recognized ~ the most famous summer
reyoft nf th" bHuk~. ! VIII soil "''-
room huus" on Main street and cHI line.
two blocks ot finest hotel and bank. pn'
halI bloCh of business section. two blocks
Of tn" Magnetic gnd baHln PARK hpriuEH.
This house Is nov rented Nill make tiu"
ho,cl site. there b-tpg two lots huuTr
reasonably good repair I VIII soil IN"
house, imm ediita possession. perfect iils,
together with 90 acres of land. seven miles
out On road with house, barn. spring
aud fine timber Tor 81 coo. on Terms ~
5000 cash balance essl S'' Nj Ross.
hctchum Hotul
HEACTIruL, new siN roou bungalow With
Pullman breakfast room. ono bath. "N.
trs duulity tnantol. electric aud plumbing
uAturssf sud decorations. four-ooat ivory
woodwork. large basement ANA EaIsgrt /
mli sl1e EAST front lot conveniently located
10 schpul, street cat ana iitn"y only
$500 cash balance Ike rent. lmuodlut"
ro,session Phone Usage b32L
rOUR ROOM cottage; electric lisl,ts. gas
and water. on solid rock foundation.
near high school In sand springs part
cash, balance Ike rent Cedar i2s'
FOR sALE--By owucr. four room houae
Hnd three room house. modern on pave
Wont, tot $50 feet Ions. cheap with good
t'rws Rent 50 per month Phone '"'a.
rlN HOMES I aud 5-roomr acre lots
cheap gas and rlccturlu. 81 Labr
MATN. ~ raOs beautiful new sN.room
bungalow. modern ln "''H f""p"' ..
Buit hy day labor ana offered ipI sale
by owner For uiI paruenlafs' '"'l p''se
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
st0,5O0 -- BROADMOOR

Practically hew bungalow on 5ox
lj0-fuot lot Of six large rooms and
breakfast room, heavy oak floors
throughout Cntire house. enclosed
refrigerator room. French doors,
tile bath, largo wardrobe closets
linen closet attractive fireplace,
Decorations ana light fixtures ~
good taste. EAra large basement
Garag, and drive, This is real buy
and must ho seen to b. appreciated
Some l"rm- can be arranged ON
ono %. the best streets Jon this addi-
ton.
ADAMS ~ WALKER
32O kcuucdN Bldg COdtr 900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE FOR SALE O

ACREAGE FOR SALE IS
ONE ACRE two-room, good soil reached
by means o. sand springs o.r linc;
interest t. month r Hollymsn Co
phone CEDAR 1852.
cLOSE-iS acreage. priced 10 sci Terms
or will trade. Cedar &C.
BRuNEn sTAT1oN-Fiys acres ideal
place FOR chicken ranch truck farm,
'2i5O. 5. 600 cash. Usage fSss.
100 ACRES fine laying land close 10
Tulsa ON paved road, suitable Tor fine
country hou," pg subdivision. VIII sell az
bargain price for quioI sale. Phone Ossso
a5es or Sl2o
TWO acrrs on Federal ps ed rosd. Pro,
$500 Easy terms. can owner. Usage
1861. or 'cdar l'sa,
HOUSES TOR SALE a.
FOR SALE AZ RARGAfN
~.v-roow b~oahtss' room, sleeping porch,
orcry buut.r feature, French doors, tho
nation furnace. laundry equipment w
basement. srtsticaIlE decorated d cows
plolc house IN "r'r' way. Prlp 50 600
s. 800 ca-U. balance easy. Soc ~ q, Rose
6 co.. 100 MAYO Rldg.
TDR SALI1-unu. room house. barn and
good VOL Of "a'eL, 1893 +. Yorktown.
INVESTMENT close IN Groom mod
orn duplcS and uve-room modern bun
por month. $4,000 cash Price is,500.
Usage sOl.
400 CASH buys p nice tirs-room modern
~ p'HEa'D~ ,ts DSr monts fu sEs lni 2" coensn
iort to car line and school; a pondrrtIl
buy. a. 5000. with $50 per month pay
ments, cedar i77.
HOUSES for rent or sale al end of East
Main 81, IN Obrien addition, SLICK. In
auirc OF u, Obrien, Slick, OKLA.
ron SALE New siA room bungalow :
breakfast room and bath two csr-ga-
rage, corner lot. Usage s7so.R.
NlCE little home, close 20 school on
Admiral priced 20 move quickly Usage
Sc Russell a Russell.
ARGAIN-iou viii want this home
when you see u, beautiful siN room
bungalnw sun porch, breakfast room, oa K
floors IVORY finish, an built-in features,
b basement, east wont two-car garage, lot
6OAlAO. Prlce Sq,3ho, 1900 cash or at,
trartive monthly payment plan; owner
Leaving city, must sell. word q caldwell.
Osage $3.50, pssse siil, or Nj WORD,
Cedar l7l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

" u'e rom care, cold and fire
,..''-oom r''lciencyi oil burners lnc'n.
'"s'l aolnIproof
'''e' minutes walk from downtown.
h.t' ji5N w unfurntshed. rem, includes
..'. sh. gas and water, References
SIXTH AND CINCINNATI SITS.
=" '4'laor Information, cal Usage o9s5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
rLATs-FuRsIsHEp

'LATs-FuRNIsHED "a
~.Nhf1Er s., leO5-Two-roo apart
sop,l 'oT rent, walking distance; IN
i,S-,,S.. oh.. No phone calls answered,
vs,. ilrn'shed apartment for rent. go
IA. NbNT- Furnished apartment. loi
Nv; spartn ents, Usage SSl6.
~. furnished apartment. 6ss North
s.h, CEDAR 1911
c,htENETTE apartment with Mu'.
VS.; p.as private bath, 81. Apply 40
,hEN Adults only. two four-Toom,
rsr,, AH,1 apartments, three room apart
C,i,. al exceedingly nice, Usage tlil.
~" hl Cedar sSs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

NuI take vacant lot as first payment on
new bungalow. strictly modern, gsrsR-
and o. bun. iyturos. cost Of 10, and
building tu owner $3.50, immediate pos.
session. So, owner l.lt W brady.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

lAs1 SIDE close u ,rpbm modern
bungalow. nButri cIe,ul. ropm
.pp r'u"u' and bafcmrut rult 5 500.
~ l..o each r j rhclau. Usage toS".
ron SALE Uy oWNER rns Dot WIN
tvo.rnum furui4ehrd garage on allie,
GasN frrma U"ntr Tor $50 psr month.
SO l'os south Trenton pgaEr 1so3
NOTICE rO RDAl ESrNrE pEALrHS
Nv property at lt3. South cincinnati
D.. OF gf msfiri ~ o. kafcy
HCNis. N. 90. Tor ssio b owucr siv.
room woacrn. garage. terms Usage
rOR SALr Good house aud thrcc a,rc
tract IN hHwsuu uu terms nhour Usage
90. VI. a. rrttus
libtsE D. rours. close ~. large ,otner.
paws 20 pct cent. terms. psaEe iJeS
WE CANNOT describe each listing We
have. Tell rs whsi vow want 80 buv
OF sell welt trF 20 serve you we'll. DsHgs
i'i Russell a Huss"i.
\ Nl'E utlle durcS uu s,cond 81. YER,
clos" ln. Priced tur a few du}s posi-.
lively undei lta worth. which ts ib 400
With attractive terms. Usage W Rus.
soil Russell
\ rEW HOMIE moderately priced. out
college WAY. bsHE" go Russell a
Russell 2'3 kennedy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FARMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-.O acres ~ Land ali i'm ,ul-
Nauon, une-hslf mile north Of paw-
81 Phone Usage 370i. or call i2t :.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
-rSCu u,SGE-AUTOMORI 70

III TnADr car for vacant lot. what
b.,o ,oue r. NJ Uollymsn Co. phone
.,i.- lgS' Second floor new hcNsnder
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

GOOD tNNLSrMEST or HOME
We request 3uur Observable" uf cur of.
t~ring st ll5 Softh 'hey cune. which IL
nearly ready tut oroupBnci. rs complete
finishing being withheld fot sour selection
OF electric fixtures and decorations II
IN gu honestly built and honestly priced
home, witch Nuu can be ptOud To- own,
ard - pleasure Tor us to show, Homes
such this ave not prOtutHble at ones
pleasure. Ossge i'i Russell a hussrll
~ wears Ia Iu'sa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

WI yart TO buy car load u second
hsnd furniture OF ali Kinds. Call
n. oulck. Bowers Furniture Co. J
s Cjncirrati Usage zoos.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
PEAL ESTATE FOR RENT
TINTs-FI'RNISIiED

FOR REN Furnished three-roon af'i.
cheney. m Eather apartment \ g.. corner
seventh ana thcy yruur. steam heat. close
In. imWcdai" possession Phone Usage
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-08
INTELLIGENCE is
TESTED BY USE
OF GRAMMAR
Prof. w. F. Book Offers
Examples for Determining
ChiId's Mental AIertness.

This is the third Of a series Of articles
on the intelligence tests devised at In
diana University and used in schools in
Indiana and other States.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-08
ENTHUSIASM IN
RED CROSS DRIVE
Workers Collect Garments for
European Riddles.

eff you're not taking part In the drive
for garments for the Riddles in Central
Europe you're certainly missing some
fun. some thrills and some JOY" says one
Of the workers at Red Cross Head
quarters, fourth floor, Chamber Of Com
merce. This drive is one of the most
catching or infectious we've ever had.
The women in the city and in the rural
districts in the county first caught the
spirit and responded; then the school
children caught 1t and have been sewing
at home or spending their afternoons
at the Red Cross shop in the New York
Store. And now the men have caught It'll
They only needed to be told that their
old clothes could be remodelled into
children's garments and their response
was quick and definite.
Tails OF shirts made into little petit
coats and dresses, union suits made into
nighties, heavy socks made into little
stockings and silk socks made into jersey
caps-these are possibilities that the
average man cannot resist.
When men have not had old garments
to give. or when they have forgotten to
have them ready for our collectors, some
times they have voluntarily come
through with money donation for new
material The Tale Of the Shirt gets
them all"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-08
SPIRIT OF GREAT
ARTIST AIDS HER
Painter DrdLCS Picture in
Decentralization Guides
Her Hand.

PEORIA, Ill, June S.-Peoria is all
excited today over the announcement by
BENJAMIN II. Serkowich of the Peoria Art
League, that a canvas, painted by a
woman in her dream, with the hand OF
the immortal and long since departed
whistler guiding her brush, is on display
in a local theater's mezzanine floor which
gave space to the annual exhibit OF the
league.
Mrs. William Hawley Smith. wife OF
DR.. w. H. Smith of Peoria, is the woman.
She and her husband are among the
wealthiest and most prominent families
in Peoria.
DR.. william Hawley Smith is well
known as a student and writer on
sociological problems.
Both he and Mrs. Smith claim they
have frequently received spirit messages
from the dead.
Several weeks ago Mrs. Smith says
she was sleeping soundly when Whist
Ter appeared in a dream. The famous
artist commanded her to arise, don her
artists smock and get her brushes,
paints and palette.
Then she translated to canvas the
instructions he impaired, and frequently
his hand guided her brush.
She worked feverishly all night. and in
the morning awoke fatigued, but the
picture was finished.
Local art critics say that the painting
is a remarkable one. and believe i'm
plicitly the story.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-08
SUICIDE EFFORT
PROVES FAILURE
Hello Girl Who QuGfed
Poison After Whipping
Will ReCOUer.

Mildred Byington, Is, who took poison
last night because her father whipped
her, will recover. physicians at the city
hospital stated today.
Mildred is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Byington. 2S4 Dorman
street. She is employed by the Indiana
Bell Telephone Company and left the ex-
change building at o'clock. She ar
rived home, 1t is said, at II O'Clock and
her father became angry because he had
reprimanded her before for keeping late
hours. The father told Motor Policemen
Basin and Poewrs that he had whipped
his daughter, and that she went upstairs
and soon after the parents were attracted
by the girls cries. They found bottle
partly filed with poison lying near her.
The police called an ambulance and the
girl was taken to the city hospital. Physi-
clans say the poison is of kind thER
acts slowly, but that they believe medical
attention was given in time and that the
girl will live.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-08
% GRADUATED
FROM NORMAL
SCHOOL HERE
Prof. Thomas Moran, Purdue
Gives Commencement
Address.

"The most important need in the edu-
cadonal system at present is not elabo-
ration and enlargement of the curricu-
lum, but rather to do better the Job we
are attempting to do said Prof. Thomas
Moran Of Purdue University in his adj
dress to the graduating class Of the Indi-
annapolis Normal School last night in the
Odeon of the Metropolitan School of
Music.
There is a tendency" he continued,
"since the war not to do work as thor
oughly as before But there is no royal
road to anything worth while, labor is
the law Of happiness. Algebra can not
be administered in tablet form nor can
geometry be absorbed. We must pos
sess our souls with patience. Nature has
no bargain counter, only the trivial
things in life may be bought at the 8
and 10-cent stores
THE panacea for the grave lack in the
present character of things as they are
now is to teach and inculcate an atti-
tude of poise and mental thought In this
age Of new Babel"
DR.. Morgan said the great movements
and great accomplishments of the Nation
while aided and given an impetus by
brilliant oratOry and spectacular heroics
never could have been accomplished with
out the poise Of and sober thinking of
great minds such as Washington and
Lincoln.
Following DR.. Moran's talk, L. U. Gran,
superintendent of schools, made a brief
address calling attention to the fact the
commencement was the first one ever con
Quoted by the Indianapolis Normal
School, as this was the first two-year
course completed under the new system.
He congratulated the students on their
accomplishment of the work and pre-
scented the diplomas.
musical program was given by the
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EXERCISES FOR
GYMNAST GRADS
Hold Commencement To-
morrow Night at Athenaeum.

Commencement exercises of the senior
class of the Normal College of the
American Gymnastic Union viii be held
Thursday evening at s O'Clock at the
Athenaeum. FOrty-one persons will be
graduated.
The annual banquet Of the Alumni
Association Of the college will be held
Thursday noon. Members OF the asso-
citation Will meet at the college building
at 10 o'clock
A demonstration will be given by the
graduating class from to 4 o'clock
commencement day, in the college gym
nasium.
The program for the commencement
exercises is as follows:
Soldiers Chorus from Faust" (Gou-
nod OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Lincoln TIC
MALTA" (DeIibes) ......-... Lincoln Trio
Song-"Comrades in Arms" adam
............ Classes Of Normal College
Mrs. Arnold Spencer DirectoT.
Address ............ Mr.. Oscar Williams
Supervisor Of Teacher Training Of State
"Serenade" (Widorl 80. Lincoln Trio
Presentation of Degrees, Titles and
Certificates.
Mr.. Franklin Yonnegut.
President Of Board Of Trustees.
SOng-"The Magic Of Spring" double
Quartette) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mr. Arnold Spencer, Director.
valedictory .......... Mr. Charles Sieber1
Glass Of 1921.
Arabian Nights" (Mildenberg) ....
Observation-Disclosures. Lincoln Trit
Reservations for the Alumni Associa
ton banquet closed yesterday.
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schellschmidt Trio.

Schellschmidt Trio.
On the stage With the class were Miss
Marian Lee Webster Of the Normal School
faculty, and Ellsworth Lowry, prin-
cipal
The class included the following MEM
bers: Anna Elsie Achttien, Clara Mar
garet Achttien, Thelma Irene Baker, Ma
rian Gertrude Bishop, Dorothy Calder
wood, Ruth Mary Enrich, Frances e.
Faulkner, Thelma G. Creagor, Nellie Hoff-
ner, Madge Jones, Alpha L. Joslin, Mil
dred E. Keethler, Ruth Elizabeth Knapp,
Cubena Mcclure. Florence NJ. Martin.
Gladys Eleanor Martin, Inez E. Nordloh,
Lillian E. Phelps, Louise q. Swan, Julia
NJ Winnings, Mariona Frances Wheeler
and Virginia Whitson.
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