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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
To Film Lovely Rural
Scene Near Warrcnton

Especial To IN" Times Dispatch
WAKI,F:NTpN. Va. Au: -
Will" attending good road.
meeting in washington recently
j. g. Williams. OF Casanova. sur-
gnSt"d 10 SOU. of thrS,s Su.,.i,llv
Interested in the sunjc", 9" com"
!" this county and study Snu"
typical Virginia roads. both good
and bad. In tn" party wcr" l'yn-
Johnson. Of tho United Autoiuu-
bile Chamber of Commerce. So.
uh"n James. Of tn" Highway Eduon-
'iun"l BOARD; y : Fairbanks. Of
W" United states Ohio, uf pih-
iIc Roads. V. - |. Robinson. TX
'cutive secretary 90 tn" Nlr.f.ia
i;"ad Board. ana others
The visitors w"r" So iurr"S..,l
With the picturesque character nC
the country and roads near ku-
burn littl" alag" siA mil.s cast
81 Narr"hiun. that they have, dc
"!d"d 10 nah' /; Tia" S""u" 81 :,
moving pictui" far ia" I.su.,.,.
f.duca t.oni,! EOard. la wine il..u-
~ f"rn is Interested II na- i,...r
arranged that TIA" pIctIr" shall
i" taken In TIA. carly autumn.
'irIihih ~ expected 4" b" 'lI. pro-
Queer and Charles Ray N!lI aa-
near 49, a character TN" year.
"go Eugcn" rHri"u'S romp,uy
hlnt"h som" y"ry eLrc"SSrul hunt
inr scenes near Wa'r.utnn with
~" Warr"ntOn Hunt club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
Seek Ala Tor Injured ohio uc.

NASt'IN'iTbN. Nug. % Rcpr.Scn-
ia'iH" k"arns. HepuElicAn, Ohio. an
r"a!ei ioda" TO President Hardin.
Tor government aid 70 Wilbur Nor
San. manchester. Ohio. and Elmer
Armstrong. Rethel. Ohio. who were
injured last April while on their way
10 Point Pleasant. Ohio. TO hear tho
,ireFident speak at tho Grant ccntcn-
MAJ ceremonies. Both Young men
VI GRO crushed under the deck q. the
ohio River steamboat Island Queen.
: which collapsed. Morgan sustaining
hr~ken hack. Representative.
Fearns. after seeing tho President.
sara Armstrong probably would t..
"He'cn Federal position and that
Mir. Harding was considering som.
method OF offering government, as
distance TO Morgan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
strn.nurp'. n->-rvoIr Coo. Dry.

STRASRl re "a. AGg 2i-pwirS
20 m" continued drought In tn. vi
entity - S'rashIrE the town -eEcr-
E"lr is empty. aud tn" water supply
10 limited 30 that which is IN the
pipes leading from the reservoir to
~irashurg The pip" lines and springs
'tav. h"cU gone over several tirrcs
th's spring i'm an effort - iiEcov er
l"atS. should thor" 10 any. but me
dry weather and IN" heavy dem nd
fur tho water have both fnpI c'ed tho
supply. In order 20 speed NJ work
nn the tunnel through Massanu'rnn
Mountain through which the town OK
poets To get rs water supply next
year. Rraay BROTHERS N" contractors
ar" nov at wor. on roth ends OF the
i4unel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
nenhy Guest nj uonoru,r.
Try Associatcd press.I

HONOLULU, r H.. Aug. % Soc.
rotary of the Navy n"nby swings q
mean paddle" IN an outriggcr caun.
according To Dave kahanamoku
brother Of Duke, tn" noted IIawaii,r
Sw imm"r, who took tho secretary or
several surf rides today Kahana
inoku said that Secretary DENLY was
not content 10 sit In the canoe as a
passenger hut insisted on taking a
paddle and assisting in working In.
canoes way off shore TO catch tn.
big breakers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
Hold service In Pastors Memory.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Va, Aug. -.
The Ladies Missionary society OF
EphcsuS BAPTIST Church. DunnS-
vile. ESSEX C"unH Va viii hold
IL annual Missionary DAY ON sun
day. August - III" morning Will
%" devoted to memorial -"rviC"
Tor TIA" former pastor. the lat" Rev.
4 Il ';arr"7t. - H.. w. J. Phillips
"f fr"d'rickshurr. presiding. In tn"
afternoon tho E"v. Mr. To"mhs Will
preach tn" annual sermon. rho Wiz
GINA Male quartet. under tn" dir.C-
ti"n ~ Joseph T.. White. "f Rich
m"nd. viii sink a number Of selec-
tons at each service.
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GREAT CROWD TO SEE
K|WAN|S BALL CAME
Petersburg and Richmond
Club Men Gross Bats
Tuesday.

rETERSRCR';. VA, Aug. 25-
Members Of IN" E!wanis club are
busy selling tickets for tho nj:
game 10 DO played Tuesday after
noon between tn" teams represent
INK the local club and ono from tho
Is wants club az Richmond.
IN" visitors Will arrlv, hero Tues
day morning 20 go through iisht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26

~ EMS III EG. VA. Aug. aa-Rnv
d. 'amhcr, pastor of III" Chris
'"n "nrch' and his family. have
l,'"rh"n from trip To Norfolk.
"""!e lh"y visited Mrs. Ramhers
brother. later going to South,mn.
ton County 10 visit relatives
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
Dclnvnn Smith. pubIishrr. Dies.

LAKE FOREST Hi. Aug. :a-Dc-
ENah smith. publisher Of the In
annapolis News. who has been crit
c'hE III AT his summer home here died
t"hiHht at $50 o'clock After appar-
rhlly gaining during the day. he suf-
icrch a sudden relapse tonight and
"lc" IL icW minutes afterward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
EASTERN Europe Plans to Di.nru.

RIGA. LATVIA. Aug. 25.-The So.
Wet authorities announce that Lat.
VIA. ESthonia and Finland have ac.
copied tho invitation to Il disarma
nont conference at Moscow. Poland
agrees in princirlo. bur suggests thai
tho results Of tho League of nations
discussions he awaited Rumania
also has been invited. hut has no,
responded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
Mrd,.nu MISSION. Meeting r.ptc.

HCPEW ELL. VA. AUG - Tho
''r"shytcrian Moments AUXILIARY mot
this afternoon IN IN" auditorium ~
tho U"r"w"ll High Sch"nl. y, which
me the subject. Medical Missions"
vas discussed. The ladies Of tho va
riuuS circles attended tho meeting
and general discussion was held
IN the subject announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
LURAY F|REMEN TAKE
ANNUAL REEL RACES
Valley Team Wins Virginia
Title, Second in Free
for-Ali.
STATE ru\yEXTtn< ,.>n.
'"cr~'hry Declare, Meeting Hes, in
hst"ry ~ NssorintIon-i.2OO Men
IN Line Of March Thursdny-DcIr-
EntrH i.rnCr for Iomrs

Special 10 Tho Timcs- Dispatch
HAMPTON. VA. Aug 25-Ths
'""l team OF tho Luray fro depart.
mont today won the state cham
ri"nShip In IN" annual reel races OF
IN" Virginia stat. Fir"m.n's Asso-
citation. and will have posscss!on OF
IN" state silver cup for ia. COM
Ing year. besides carrying on IN.
prize Of 800 in cash
A''"r taking tn. state prize. Tho
, visitors from the Shenandoah VALLEY
stepped in and cppp.d e"coud money
~ the "c-tor-ali reel races The
ted Lexington FOR nrsr pIar" M
ih's" events. and hnally lost on th.
Jnn"n hy the close margin OF one
and quarter seconds.
I.mrny Ia Winner.
In tho race. FOR tho state honors
J.nray cam" IN nrs,. with Tim. OF
81 . seconds, covinsion. second
with 80 i-2. HarrlSonhurg. ,hi,a
win 2t. Newport &ews Eayl. Enrin.
COMPANY. f"nrth. with as. stanton
0'th. Win 81. R"scua COMPANY. New
9"Ft News. SIKH. with l.l2
Ths Lexington team made bril-.
liant run. hnt WAS dis4ualined a, tn.
nozzle heraus" ~ bust"
when To" IRE" for-alI races took
place i.uray and Lexington tied for
go" - H''"lN Nt - seconds. and In tho
Tnn-or lHiray made tn. dis,anc. =,
- IS whll" Lexington came in f.,
40 IL. This gave Lexington mr.,
Irizs, l.uray seconG and Newpor,
News thlrd
rr"trst Decision
The Newport News and stanton
companies protested IN. d.,l-iun In
'n- fre"-f"r-ail. claiming that n.i,t.-
Lexington nor LUray mad. az .,i,ic;,
TIN" In ~" runon a. their teams b.d
Ton" In the nrst hea,s Tho tudr.x
fni'd mat hoth N"wpor, %.w. and
f'aun'on eliminated Themselves ana
mat !.urar and darlington merely ran
"f' IN" a." 10 determine which Of,
inc teams was "uti,lcd TO tn. nr.,
- tn" ,ecund h"uors
Luray. by taking nrst urlze in the
STATE and second n IN" rr.e-,ar..U
''oH back with thorn Fl55 In cash
VIM" L"HInsiou carried away tho
-" ?rz" in IN" tractor
p" races cnded the th.r,y-sI,,h
arnual session "' IN" stat. nr.Ue,.
"nd ma aft"rroou and ,on!gh, fho
N'''ors began leaving for ,he.r re-
fTeo'iv- homes
S"oretarl =. * Lands ~ Pulaski
issued a statement mis- afternoon q.
caring 'hat tho Hampton conv.r.fo,
hat proved n" h-s' in tho hi.,c-y
O. ~" association. and thanking IN.
ei'Y officials, Nrc'n~n and ci,Izen. for
~. entertainment provid"t for ,b.,,
II" o"'cial registration HOOK.
showed tnat NOR" ,han J. 700 rr.m.,
marched In Tho annual parad. ON
Thursday.
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{'IIIfISultN-

A. Third-t.. =. Fost"r- s"crotarv
Il Il. y NJ. {. y. will make an ad-
dress 81; II a Nj. and Their" wall he
no evening services. Christian Fin =
d"avor at 7.lj i. NJ
~ seventh Strect-Rev. II. y g.
Maclachlan Will preach in tho morn
nlng on TIA" "Nois"l"ss Building.
NJ llanovrr Av"nue-T Earl Sui
longer. secretary OF tn" Medical col
log" "f Virginia Y. NJ t. A. will
speak an Tho tncr"wnod King at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
Miic. Mi.,iruue,, p.,,

PARlS. Aug. 2a.-Mlle. Mistincuett
back from America. told your cor
Teepondent that she is returning 10
.he United states In February to play
ian. the revue, ZIP ria- Navy. tYnrL - I. ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
1t THEIR y,

~ First Enrlish--I ~. Eiuford as
siStant up"ririoudent of schools
viii preach at II \. NJ and rev Ds-
car Guthe. pastor Of st Johns Evan
g"llcal church. VIII preach al night
sunday school a; 40 A. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26

the morning service Bible school at
$50. No evening service Christian
Endeavor, L. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
4. II. G.. 10 Nee, In Fr-derick.hurs

FREDERTCKsRrRG. VA. Aug. -
The tw.nty-seventh state annual
convention Of the virginia Division.
United Daughters Of the Confed
-racy. Will he held IN Fr-derirks
burg, October 70 To IA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
II 1 T1'TIST.

~ Grove Av"nu" ROY. Henry A.
iri"s"m"r Will preach in tho morn
NIX ON Tho Suprsmacy o, Jesus
and ~ night on Radio cr Can We
R"c"iv" Messages From tho Sriri,
W"rld" sunday school a, $40
\, NJ.
~ First Rev. Harold Major. %,
i!"llas, Texas. viii preach a, II \
NJ and SIS i. VI SUNDAY school =,
40 \ ". and II Y. =. L. At =. NJ
sunday school al a:ao \. NJ
A. Grace Street.-The pastor Ecv
+. l.. Hardy. -. n, former student
a; the University ~ Richmond viii
nr"acn In the morning on "A Man
60, PRAYER"
4, v~nahla S,rco,-The pastor
Rev I. W Swope. will preach At II
\ VI. on The Essentials Of a Good
soldier" and At s T. NJ on Home.
Makers. sunday school AT $50 4
" ~ Y J.. 4. At +. NJ
~ Ginter Park-Thr pastor Rev
William Fiedley. vii preach \, II =,
VI. on The JOY Tina, Ie the Lord 8
aud - +. VI ON Jesus" sundsy
school At $40 4. NJ.
At Calvary E"v. Carter Ashton
l"nk"ns Will preach in Tn. morning
ON Christian f.ularE.ment" and a,
% 'rht on "Th" Gift of His Love"
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In Richmond's ulpits

\, Leigh S,ryet Rev L"hn f..
iMifsS. pastor "r the Fifrh l'ap,Ist
church. e! Washington T. q. wnl
preach at both TIA" morning aud .v.-
\, h:1st Eud E.v. y. "r,c,,
VIII preach 81 II \ 81 ON n clearer
M""w cog" ~ J"sus' and at S:l5 =.
a NJ Is. Y T. a. at, ;.is l.. N
Al Paramount Ny.nu. The pastor.
Rev J NJ. iihmrick VIII preach at II
Early New r">'am"n, i!scIpl.s" and
q, l.. NJ. ON 9TH. Suprcn. Motiy"
Ia Life. "r Why You Want Ia Live ''
Sn"d"y school 40 y. NJ. r. Y. 4.
a., +. NJ.
Epi>COrtI.
AZ 50. James key Carl : Smith
YIN pr"ach att \ " and 81. + NJ.
Mems bible class q, Ia A. NJ.
At st. johns IN. rector. R"v
Iirrh ". SuhIcu. VIII preach Ia tho
morning. -" evening s"ryic".
land viii preach a, \. VI At uigh,
union services viii 10" hoid in Monu-
mental Church. Communion at 80
At All saints-The rector. rev Y.
bowman. viii prea"h Al ii \ NJ
40 evening service.
A. st Thomas Rev. Elmer 6.
l"drt"k viii preach AT ~ \ VI on
Tn" rhariSc" and-ihe publican" No
evening services.
~ Ufnanr!cl-Thn rector Will
preach NJ u \. N and a. + VI.
frav"r services Will b" hold ~ IN"
"pen-air aruVhi'hcat"r und"r IN" an
spices "f IN" Daughters Of nc KING
Roy. y Cary MontaGu" wt'l spcsA
a, Grsr" 'hurch-Th" rector. H"..
w. ~. Hurk hardi. u. -. will proaCh
- II \ NJ. y" evening sarvice
Rihl" lectur" FOR men and women at
E: -. and summer sunday school at
10 y NJ.
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St. James Church
METHODIST.
Broad Street Metho-
dist Church
VI E'rHOI)IST.
(T.nih and Rrnad Strnn,.N

'Trh'h and RrOaN Strfete)
Preaching II A. NJ and s.l5 y N
ny the pastor Rev. Fred H. Chenailt
- u, who is continuing his doubl .
series Of sermons on "Churches Of
Yesterday IN the Life Of To-day and
The Happy Life and How To Find
lie ''''
Morning subject: The Jealous
Church"
Evening subject: The Clean Heart
ana tho Clear Vision"
Special music Ivy Mrs. punon, Mar
tenstein and Miss Minnie Nolkman.
Everybody welcome.
4 peoples church in the hear, Of
the city. Wv
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ht.I'IilDIliSl

At - I,mr- Th" pastor win
preach 80 II N. on spiritual -u-
,i"u."'N Evening >"rvic. at SIS
=. NJ sunday school At $50 A. NJ
At l''nuy street Rev. t.. V Car
son Vii pr"a"h at II \. NJ. and R"v.
''""ts" W Jones Will preach at night.
N"n"'' srur"l and Mems ilhi" CI,>S
= T.. $40 Il A. NJ. """or'" ''"'t"" at :
~ FIru"unt Av.mm. I:.v. sam
n"i :. b"mNiu" viii preach u, II \.
NJ. "u "ph"di"uc. and It's Results. -
ana ~ o. T. VI on 'Th" Acid Test -
Hu"!"y school and Bible classes at
,yl"r VIII r,rearh at ii \. NJ on the
N'h"n. ii"us"' and az S.l5 T.. NJ a
union s"rvic" Will 10. conducted In
ia" iStI,m church. SUNDAY school
a. 80 y II.
~ i'nion Sration-Rev. George W.
i;"N l:ps,". NJ. Wnit- w.l preach
at sI5 g. NJ
\, Centenary K"v. !. T Mas,,n
VII ri"ach tn tn" morning ON I'm.
'hrr"h aud social service" ana at
".sh' on "rlaS"r." sunday scno"l
49, -" \ NJ and E:pwor,h league
AZ Trinity Rev. X. Il. Scott viii
pf""'h at II y aud T. N sun
day >oh""I and Mems Bihl. ,'Iass a,
g. NJ
At Decatur Str"",-Rev John l..
FRAY "ill preach ~ II a NJ on
Healing Tor tn" Bruised and at
night ON Fears and faiths" sun
n'N school ~ 3" y VI and Epworth
I'agu" at ..li T.. NJ
~ M"num"u, Rev. George f.
H""H"r "iii preach at II A. NJ on
';""s"DS Why our PRAYERS Arc Not
answered" Services vii 10 hold In
Nin'"rd junior High school. 80 owe
n'nE service. sunday school. $50
: NJ
NJ race Memorial Methods,
church Tn" pastor, Rev Roscoe VI.
White. viii preach At u \ NJ. on
rain Max" Haste" SUNDAY school
aud Mons Rinie Class 10 A 81
Epw"rth League. 1,ii = NJ
Al Branch Memoriai-Rev William
u Reed Viii preach on The Man
VII" Preferred a S"Nt"n's spade TO
= Prophets Mantle" At i A. VI and
on Evidences OF True conv"rsion'
~ =. VI sunday school al $50 \.
NJ. Epwor,h LosGu" q, 7.l5
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Grace Episcopal
Church

Rev. ". II RrRKIARpT. n. n.
Rector.
Main Street. two blocks below tho
JcncrsonD
II \. NJ. Morning Prayer and ser
mon. 'Th" rector wishes To meet the
v"stry after this service. as he leaves
Monday for rortIandD
as A. NJ. Riblc lecture for mon
aud women.
Ia y. NJ. summer sunday school
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12

attending school. There wore a mum.
Der OF students who did that last
year, and on the cover of bulletin
that is being gotten out this waek
Is picture OF a group Of yOunR
people from Broken Arrow IN the
car In which they made tho daily
drive back aud forth from tho uni.
versity There will probably be more
than ever who will do that this year
according 10 the number ana trend
OF inquiries already received IN tho
office, the presidcnt said.
Virtually all rooms In the girls
dormitory have been spoken for. and
II will probably be full at tho open
ing Of the fall term september 10.
The boys dormltory rooms are not
vet all engaged Prospects for ath-
lotlcs are splendid this yonr. and
everything couRldorcd, the university
Is looking forward 10 ono Of the
best years IN It's history Doctor
Gordon hopes TO see. and believes
that he will rec a so per cent In
crease IN attendance this fall over
that Of last year
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
TULSA DRAWS REALT0R
Business Prospects Too Much for
Fort Smith Man; Moving Here.

buNHtNN ITbsn'ftN 100 hurn iDf
Fort Smith Man; Moving Here.
Tulsa has siren charms that oc.
cAsIOnally nro too much for It's v8i-
tors.
when the Fort Smith realtors
came 10 Tulsa a few weeks ago 20 be
the guests Of the Tulsa Noal Estate
Exchange one ot their number. j.
H. Mansket, was especially interested
In the wonder city that he was see
ing for tho first time. Back tn Fort
Smith. the Tulsa skyline ana the
Tulsa downtown streets with their
constant scothiug crowds and the
Tulsa residential districts with their
palatinl homes and tho Tulsa Of
flccs with their volume of business
Kept coming up In his mental Vi
sion Finally ~ became too much
for him and yesterday ho arrived
here 20 look over the ground with
q view 20 locating here. Mnnsker
Is with one OF Tho largest real estate
firms In Fort Smith and pInns 10 ar
fliate with one OF tho Tulsa firms
for tho present
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
UNIVERSITY GETS
RURAL STUDENTS
rd-Surfaced Roads En-
able Young Folks to
Drive to School

with the general outlook for the
school year splendid, Indications are
that Tulsa university VIII have more
students from Tulra and from Tulsa
county this coming year than ever
before. according 20 Or. J. NJ Cor
don, president OF the univornity
Calling attention 90 the hard-sur-
faced roads throughout the county.
Doctor Gordon commented yesterday
upon the fact that students living
in tho county have the privilege N
they 90 desire ~ living at homo and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
hoy Accidentally Killed.

Special 10 The World.
BARTLESVILLE. Aug. 1i.--Al-
bert Ayers, a boy. was accidentally
killed today by NJ. II. shirber. tele.
graph operator for local newspa per
run over him with his car Investi-
cation showed that tho boy ran In
front OF tho car. and that Shlrber
tried 10 stop, but could not
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Gowns

Very pretty tailored or
lace trimmed gowns in
round. square or boat
necks. short sleeves or
shoulder models; fine
quality nainsook; i or
IA to H.. LOO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Silk Underwear

Special purchase OF silk
gowns and teddies; made
of radium silk and heavy
crepe de chine In flesh,
orchid and white. Teddies
are strap top, button or
step-in styles; sizes 36 to
"A. Gowns are strap top,
short sleeves and sleeveless
tailored. and some lace
trimmed; sizes IA to II.
4.95 and 5.95
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Junior Dresses

Entire stock OF Junior
and misses wash dresses;
sizes s to l6. reduced TO
Ia Price
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Remnants

A large assortment OF short lengths OF
fast selling materials; ginghams crepes.
linens. sheeting and sheer white goods;
priced to close out.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Specials in
Silks, Wash Fabrics and Remnants
Plain Colored Organdy

Beautiful, sheer, Transparent organd,
now In wide demand FOR most etfectiS
summer frocks; 45-inch in all the mo-
Spsolsi HS@isd .'.'D'.''......... new 'n'a''. SO,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
French Ginghams

Fine quality French gingham that
wears and launders well: plaid and
checks; 32-inch, the yard. ANo
speclal '''.''............ fC1
36-nch white beach cloth; mercerized
finish, for dresses, the yard, o.
S6-inch dotted swiss, small dots and
fine weave, for dresses or cur AA
tains, the yard. special. ........ fJC
36-inch English longcloth, soft finish;
suitable for undergarments, 90
lloyd. bolts for special. ........ Log
36-inch white gaberdine skirting:
plain and fancy weaves, extra To-
quality, the yard. JC
Imported white dotted swiss; small
dots; very fine quality, o.
the yard special. .....,....., CCC
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Konpers

X o m ers, creepers:
glngham. madras Il n d
chambray, in pink, light
blue and white; made with
drop seat. short sleeves,
round neck; nicely trim
med; 8 months to QEc
4 years, each ....CCC
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Washable Crepe

Colored plisse crepe, washable
for gowns and undergarments,
the yard, special.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Wash Goods Remnants

A large assortment Of ginghams, It's
sues, voiles, organdy and all kinds OF
wash fabrics. priced very low.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Pajams Crepe

Colored pajama crepe, pretty Stripcs
also used for gowns, 90
the yard, special al.............,. OOt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Choice Charmeuse

wonderful quality OF fine, soft fin
ish. all-sik charmeuse In raven black
brown. navy and gray. appropriate for
garments OF the better sort; dependable
wearing grade with satin face: 40-inch
TSs spse,si yAFa' .!.................... 1876
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Striped Madras

Colored stripe madras for sktrts
dresses; all fast colors, 81
the yard, special ..............C
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Teddies

Special collection Of
nainsook shadow cloth and
dimity teddies. in button
models; strap top: tailored
or lace trimmed; I AO
80 to 44......... Il ls4O
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Skirts

Wool sport skirts in
white and black and white;
plain or pleated models,
misses and small women's
= special .lns' broken. 500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Extra Values on the Fourth Floor
Middics

All-wool Jack Tar mid.
dies. in navy, red. silk
braid and emblem trim
med; made OF French
flannel, broken sizes
:,si 8 sS ::i........ ss; 'p'- 500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Rainier Satinette

A fine. extra heavy weight mercer
material with high satin finish 26-l
in white, black, brown. navy and 4
fanciea. Yard ..............l Z.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Handkerchief Linens

Correct quality and finish for making
handkerchief for men and women Of
critical taste: pure flax Irish linen;
many shades; 36-inch. I IN
Priced NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l. .CU
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12

Mall orders for Toilet Articles
should be accompanied by delivery
charges in full. No war tax TO pay.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Misses Coats

Coats for girls and
misses in sport and dres8y
styles; IInllned or lined;
broken sizes, Z 10 IA. lust
seven in the lot, - AG
each ..,..,.....csUO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12

Piece Goods-second Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12

Undergarmerts--Fourth floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Desirable Chiffon Taffet

Very good grade and wearing quality
every single yard guaranteed; In navy
brown, black and complete ,anSe o
new colors and shades. I OE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12
Fine Radium Taffeta

Superior quality for fine undergo r
ments, Innings and attractive blouses
launders perfectly; offered In orchid
lavender, pink. flesh. white. 4 or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-12

for 25c Lanssdorf Twins, now 2 for ]
Steinberg's Handmade, a Cigar of Mer