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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
The JdmbOree
Euchcc Camp Paper. July Z

Edited by Narloy T3ylori
You Will have to excuse the ig-
norAnco and hlnehcada of this paper
tonight due 10 the fact that the
editors were notified too soon before
time 10 moss ~ gomo perfectly good
paper with this CunEl0moratcd. un-
necessary obs'eeperBtcd, obliterated,
mal0derous. ohuoctorouH miNturc of
words Of transporpnt meaning az is
as clear a. mud the Arkausis).
This paper ls probably no good
but YOU viii be forced tu submit to
its gas attack because ~ has been
given polmission at each aud every
campfire.
The lighting aystem last night con
sisted of dark lanterns hcchuao The
fuse a. Sand Sptius- blew out and
they will also be out tonight he
cause Chemical Provcnoc's steam
heated biimp and sub combination
failed to arrive through the mail and
he was unable 10 ny over and give
10 some OF Mr. Meyers first ado.
Seldom Chirk ~ the lost and
dresser mean hurcnu) wishes 20
announce that any Of girl lousng his
life In the lake must report To him
Immediately
This camp contains 10 fun tents
OF boy Scouts" from the following
towns: Tulsa. Drumright. Claremore.
Turley Collinsville, oklahoma CITY
and Sapulpa
Chief Templeton Of Muskogee II
with us IN camp, showing that II viii
prosper and long endure. Again
the old saying from an old friend Of
the scouts has been given aa fol.
lows: Boys, we are having foir
time" ] am sure that you an know
that II Is MIR. Thompson without an
introduction.
Two radio bugs put up a act 10
mess up the mess hall; they expect
TO receive a special delivery from
Mars--maybe.
n there are any complaints 10 he
made about the bunk I'm this pnper
they should be taken TO tent six
That Ia nice well manered tent In
I'm the center. canvas over II and
ropes from II 10 tho ground.
The Flying Eagle patrol OF Troop
2 and tent six put on mock court
OF honor impersonatiuG different OF.
ficers. mon and boys. II was n
great success, everything came off
fine.
We're having a fine tlme-brcatiae
the cook hasn't killed us yet Tho
following is n joke--you're supposed
to laugh.
Freck Murray-"Mr. Hartford.
why are all OF the X. P's belching7"
Mr.. Hartford-"l don't know un-
less It is bYause smitty cooked tho
beans upside down"
Orders had been given that no
scout should have bathing suits on
before swimming time. MIR. kriner
OF Turley was found wearing his
suit during forbidden time. 4 boy
saw him and said: "You should be
shot at sunrise for the offence"
Mr.. Kriner replied: 81 am sorry.
sir. but 1 didn't get up that early"
Freck Murray and Death Dealing
Daygo Day Is TO have n doodle al
sunrise tomorrow morning; every
body come out for the winner.
Our tale is told.
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Special TO The world,
MALESTER, July IS, -- Ruth
swanson OF McAlester, holder of a
state scholarship from pittsburg
county, who will he the only girl
student Of agriculture in next falls
advanced classes AT the A. e. NJ. col
lege At saltwater. expects to go into
the dairy business
Her father, +. T.. Swanson, has
offered her a full partnership in his
dairy and. In order TO accept that
partnership soon. she remained
through this years summer school
hoping to complete four years work
in three.
Miss Swanson already has helped
her father select most of his dairy
cows. Her ability as Judge OF
livestock ls indicated by the fact
that In the freshman sophomore
Judging contest last year, she ranked
fourth in competition with 65 men
students
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The JdnibOree
Camp Euchee First, July 4.

Since the editor OF this paper was
In Tulsa at the time OF its prining.
on account OF an injury, tho hurried
assistants did the best we could and
prepared paper which we hone
VIII meet with your approval. The
paper rs on It's feet now and is des-
tlued, we hope, to fill the place pre-
pared for II by the papers OF former
camps. With that excuse we will
start out on our foolish career.
Announcements: Chief SAYS,
scouts. be careful not to sleop on
Your stomach tonlght--you might
taSG> that YOU were eating some OF
SmNtys shredded wheat biscuits
and eat the straw out of your tick.
Chief Templeton says: II you
think the eats are punk AT this camp
you ought 70 have been at Table
quah last year,
POEM
The scout stood on a burning deck.
But as far as we could learn,
lie was tenderfoot.
And far too green TO burn.
Everybody keep an eye on Chem
ical Provence: We don't want to
lose good camper but he has an
awful craze over red-headcd girl
over at the Country club. You all
know the rule.
Mr.. Salvage: listening to drum
oorp) MARK Smith brought another
pair OF drums over today"
Mr.. Graft. "What2"
Mr. Savage: Another pair Of
drums"
Mr. c, Drums? What kind OF
drums?"
Mr. s Ear drums"
The *. X *. wishes to issue 4
Int "a a
neighboring cotton field without
permission will he attended to i'm
medintely, For particulars Just step
into the cotton field
Jack Mason says; II a cyclone
comes tonight l am going TO get .n
one OF the tent ditches Hurrly for
the cyclone.
varley Taylor, the editor OF this
thing. Is in Tulsa because he tried
a slight misunderstanding on his
part Maybe this will teach him
not to let his feet grow so big; how
ever he win be able 20 return to
camp with no serious injury.
II. c. Adams: say, do you know a
good ioke2"
seldom Chick: Yeah, Frccl,
Murray"
Why did the boy stand ON the
burning deck? Wrong as usual n
was too hot for him 10 slt down.
Mr.. Wiley, Mr., Fisher and Freck
Murray made a bet that each could
stand the smell OF a skunk the long
est They put a skunk I'm smell
room. Mr.. Wiley went in hut came
out Immediately. Mr.. Fisher staid
a little Aonger and then went I'm and
and in about minute came running
out. Freck Mirray wet In and I'm "a
few minutes tha skunk camo taar-
ing out-Ha! Ha'
sid Iverson. Il bet ! can make
worse face than you can"
Says Norman Drake. sure. look
what a start you have"
We will get serious now for a
minute.
Mr.. Henley, Mr.. Sansome and Bill
Thompson have just arrived in camp.
and we hope they can stay the rest
Of the time
We have organized ball league
IN camp Every ybudy interested
should either play or holler.
Troop won the first two games
OF baseball played Well, anyway
II you can't all win you can have
some fun.
Mr., Craft wishes to announce that
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JdHbOree
Camp I2uchcc First, July 10.

The Jamboroo Is here at last
curses. We have no excuse to make
tonight so We won't make any. we
don't know whore we are going but
we are ON our way. However. we
nave iew announcements 60 make
before we get into the vital organs
or our great and wcll-k known news
paper Lost and Found.
Lost: \ voice by Shelbv Norr.
Under please squash It and owncr
Will claim II hy sound Two and
"nr-haIt sticks Of second hand
chewing gum will be offered as a
reward. "'
Found \ bicycle by boy with
4 puncturod tire and A bent framo
Loser see Idle five minutes Tor in
formation,
Notice. win tho boy who took
tho black and white Kite from -
silaI boy with black please re-
'uln. No questions asked.
ror sale A buggy by a fot man
MMlln worn ont scat see Eight
FROM tho way those drumners
drum one would need TO be a CONT.
pedo % keep step.
VI Il. Hairs Memories
Ihcmic1l is a rotten giy.
seldom Chick is worse.
I'iI"u 81 feet are dwml big.
ANA thrm.s smell like a horee
nd"r the spreading rubber trca.
Ihe village chestnut stands
me. nut a mighty man is he
NHh lalge and dirty hands
Ana tho odors of his fett
ARC strong ms onion strands
Sincerely yours.
!, ,.... Al h. Han poemist.
INes fairy tales. Just ask him MAJ
day. '''u'ns TO-
Tendertoot scout--"I mako a ro
non that the potatoes he coote5
with the Jackets on"
Second Co. Scout-"Do van t.L.
physixsa" -" you 'aKe
ToEderfoot--"Yeah. lots of tjro "
'@nih hoE Because. II there were
NO knots there would he no ocean
ndorfoot-"What time doc.
your watch say?"
second Cit doesn't saw vo,,
nave 10 look at IT,"
important since the boys have
neen going so fast with their tests
me ofN'ers decided to cut out the
four Ss
In table inspection tent 3 is there
WIN - points. Tents y and 10 are
'tu Tor second with i3 each.
IenderiOot' tout rowing)--"How
iar are we from land?"
oeaScout-"Oh, about half mile
straight down"
Hnilford Day! (watching tugboat
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The JdBbOree


camp IuthcC First, July q.
We have . new editor since Var.
ley Taylor. the editor. will not be-
able to be In camp on nccuunt OF tho
injury to his foot Tho new editors y
name Will not be mentioned, be-
cause Wo would Ike Tor you To lis
ten tU tho reading ot tho manuscript.
However, since We have several vls-
ltprs Ia camp today who have
worked on previous Jamboree's.
they have chippod IN with the article
ana We may have some readable
articles
The following ls a poem by Frcck
Murray:
Iaripom Lens Long Lymlcs.
Plnkoty plankoty plunky
Craft wants flunky
For 10 keep HIS tent In trim
And In general wait on him.
One - Day Dollgirr.
BY Alias Borniskolemenezcr
Scoutmaster Sansome they say
found a quiet. little stlll down the
pond this afternoon and brought
some nectar back to camp.
What s the stuff said chief Tenn
pleton. as he finished wiping the
potatoes eyes.
why HE that's chicken
liquor" Sansomo staggered out
Why do YOU call II chicken
llquor" chief replied
WI when YOU take
swig-hic--thcre YOU lay"
chief Mayer white iazzing back
To camp this morning from with a
supply ot soft boiled door knob. for
the use on tent doors. ran over and
Instantly killed "A cur hound belong
ing TO a janitor who was walking
along the roHd.
chief jumps out OF his smole
wagon and anxious 90 avoid trouble
with the hunter who was carrying
muz2lo loaded howitSor. said. Say
mister. ! sure am sorry | Killed your
spool hound; viii s. cover the ac-
cldont? Sure, returned the Santa
Clhus, pocketing the coin. and don't
need TO be sorry either. mister why.
was going to k.ll him anyway"
=. The above Jokes are Toby La
ForRc's fault.
Letter dropped by scou, who
was supposedly writing home 10
folks As the letter Is too long aud
bulky To read, SO we will just re-
repeat the ending: I'VE have hay-
ing splendid eats out there. AZ camp.
Yesterday they butchered II chick
ans aud cot 2s siszards. From your
loving Son, Howard Provence
Notice: Beware; Mr.. Wiley Is
willy man.
For sale. Anyone wanting to buy
a hlg TAT hog como ana see Freck
Murray.
Three much needed inventions for
camp; Noiseless SOUP spoons. knives
mat VIII hold beans. and muzzlos
for chiggcrs.
l. Lost; A jar Of frcckle cream.
IA
Lest: d. small vanity r,se
with the name Seldom Chick on the
TOP Finder please return right
away as | need It badly.
here Is some more ot Toby La
forge's stuff
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Three girls OF our troop composed
n song TO the tune Of Pretty Baby"
The girls are Nina johnson. Mary
Stone and Thelma Irwin. The song
is ms follows:
II you're ragged and you're dirty
and don't know what to do
Ioin the Girl Scouts, Join the Girl
Scouts.
II you want 10 be a lady and be
always kind and true.
Join the Girl Scouts, join the Girl
Scouts.
For that's the only organization that
will do.
And we will take care OF yoE
IL you're ragged and you're dirty and
and you don't know what to do,
Join the Scouts of America.
We obey the Jaws and the whole
book through.
And we're going to make II do for
you:
For we are the Scouts OF America
who are always good and true;
You will always find II blue for you
in all the new;
Now don't delay but come and Join
today.
Then you will be a member Of the
G.. S. of A.
II you're ragged and you're dirty
and you don't know what to do,
join the Scouts OF America.
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To Wear Thin Waists
or Sleeveless Dresses
(Beauty Topics)

with the aid of n delatone paste Il
is an easy matter for any woman 10
remove every trace of hair or fuzz
from face, neck and arms. Enough
OF the powdered delatone and water
is mixed into A thick paste and
spread on the hairy surface for
about 2 minutes. then rubbed off
and the skin washed. This COM
pleteS removes the hair, but TO
avoid disappointment, get the della
tone In an original package and
mix h.-Advertisement.
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big boat7"
Miles savage "A man OF war"
g. -. Oh, and that little one ia
Tug Of war. guess"
harold Baker. leaning over shipe
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go, s,rg'i w. '''''' "''"s '"'' supper
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Tbe E1vi,sb,,,m LA - - NOR.
'1 s r''s .,p',il'h H"'u u was per
pni 'itv The "",',e "nrL .o, ,,,v
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A buptirs Nny 90, o,, day Si",'''''e'
1 Hu"'lus 'u'Y W'nt one day'
a" n'y ihcy SSwc wcrS "I,o's oo &C. por,up'ne
~ ~ M VI ln'n way
"v nnrine ri,e'''n'ne" '''d u was por'
Tbo Ernnc,ma, .,td A. a.u
Tn, trisbn,,n s,t5 4, ~, my
rusbi,.,' '" o. ""' f'"-
wt,b tbo min. .,ncL q, Tho n,,a
"" wv P'"S S'u'N III the WRONG
-
""r'"S lot "'''s
General Crau: staggering from
his daily load and addressing work
man who was turning a post hole
drilD say man, are you the guy
that's been turning these here
streets around7"
Chemical Provence SAYS: To get
best campers badge, go around In
front OF Mr.. craft with Il, whIsk
broom and brush the dust and dirt
away.
Chemical Provence was I'm the of
tcers' tent telling some Jokes that
fell or Of tho ark about niue years
ago. then he got serious he SAYS;
What does the officer OF the day
do az nlght2
Bin Lyon tholding Mahers hand
while reading her palm): WHY
Mabel" he says. opening his eyes
In Wild Rstonishment. you are a
flirt."
Mabel. why, Rill you know I
am not
II. l.: you are too. Cause yotI're
letting me hold your hand"
Ping! and there lay Rlll dreaming
of sweet music.
At last we are there. how do you
like It?
Sincerely yours, Lord help us.
Lord save 'em, Ivan Offleitch CRed)
Personals-Se Seldom chick, tent
stake manicurist. was IN TODAY suf-
ferlng from a spasmodic attack of
galloping consumption brought un
by an overdose OF onions and jcal-
GUS pic, that kind where Tho ION
crust Is so stuck on the lower one.
that II won't let anything come he
tween IT,
Nnrley Taylor. who Is pIckcted to
his house, after misphcing a mul.
shoe sent this message In reply TO
an attack made ON him by the editor
OF the Jamboree. Dear Nlbs: r
may have tried to put on horse
clamp but every time hear a don
KEY bray II makes me hompsick."
Excerpts from John Iaffoon's
diary picked up at his girls home
ana here published by his rival. Ray
Fisher: My horse was choking
This morning so tapped him on the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
Westfield Girl Gets
Sunday School Medal

WESrFlELD, Mass Miss Alice
Regan, OF King street, this city. re-
ccived a silver medal recently for
not missing 4 Sunday school session
at the Second Congregational church
for ls years
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His HcAring RESTORED

The Invisible ear drum invented by
A. o. Leonard, which is a miniature
megaphone. fitting inside the ear
entirely out OF sight. Is restoring the
hearing OF hundreds OF people In
New York city. Mr.. Leonard In
vented this drum 20 relieve himself
of deafness and head noises. and 1t
does this so successfully that no one
could tell he is a deaf man. II Is
effective when deafness is caused by
catarrh or by perforated. or wholly
destroyed natural drums. A re-
quest for information to a. o. Leon
ard, Suite +l6, 10 Fifth ave, New
York city, will be given a prompt
rep'y.-Advertisem
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Much TMine Is Used

WASHINGTON. W - Approximately
zoe, 100000 pounds OF binder twlne
are used in binding the small-grain
crops OF the United States each
harvest season. according to the de-
partment of agriculture.
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WHdrOse Troop 7

The troop met Tuesday evening in
charge OF Moneta lizard. The Is the
first meeting In several weeks and.
despite the fact that we are captain
less and many OF the girls are out
anyway
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{ cj!i;E;ItscogTss "a 5'!s.5 5zaEE;az!l i; q; 4!

this and by that time IL will become
a habit so that we can keep II indef-
inltely.) Mrs. Winkler and Mrs. Nc
CURE will begin at that time. so
everybody get your health record
and be ready TO start this com
ing Monday.
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Oil Promoters Bring
Civilization to West

R1VERTON, Wyo.-The pilot
Butte country" made famous
through the exploits of Bill Car.
Isle, noted train bandit. who, escap-
ing from the Rawlins state penitcn'
tiary in the fall Of 1919, terroriZod
passengers on transcOntinental
trains as they passed through this
section Of the country, IS at last to
be touched by advancing civilization.
oil promoters are completing
preparations for the drilling of test
wells in the Pilot Butte oil struc-
ture, and successful operations viii
bring commercial interests that viii
invade this picturesque frontier
country.
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Shoemaker was taken back into the
troop. after a short absence, on ac-
count OF tho troop Mt Medic station
breaking up. Meeting adjourned 20
play games.
Reporter, Kuykendall.
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SunfioUer Troop 7

our captain. Miss Messner. left a
week ago Wednesday for Toledo.
ohio. There she Will join Miss iIor-
tense. captain OF Cloverl.af troop OF
Red Fork From there they will
take a boat trip to Buffalo. spend.
ing a day or two at Niagara. They
will then return TO California. Ohio.
20 attend A Girl Scout Leaders, train
ing camp. which will continue for
two weeks We are sure she will
bring back many good ideas TO all
of u.
The rose sale given by the Co.
operative club Saturday of last
week for the Girl Scout fund was a
decided success. The amount OF 5000
was realized by the sale Of the roses,
The girls Of our troop who helped
with the rose sale were as follows:
Louise Clear. Edwina Brown. Anna
mae Howard Grace and Jessie
Schooley Lonore and Frances Preis-
ker, Vera Brown. Juanita shouts.
Grace Phillips, Bernice Booker.
Faye Ferguson. Lorena Vincent,
Ruth MAY. Irgrid Brandborg, Lea
more Turnquist. Anna Hardy. Flor
ence johnson and Helen Oman. The
Sunflower troop turned in s42.7l.
Mabel Mills of Fort Worth. Texas.
Is visiting her cousin, Bessie
Weaver.
We were glad TO see Items from
Mistletoe troop IN last Sundays
paper.
what happened 10 Madell Emer-
son? She did not report for work
Saturday morning and she Ia usually
on time for everything.
We are very proud OF our two
girls. Ililda Esslcy and Anna Hardy,
who have completed the work
needed 10 earn the 2l merit badges
which are required for the award OF
the Golden EaRlet
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The next meeting will be held In
owen park Tuesday afternoon at 4
O'Clock at the rest house. Every
scout should be on time prepared for
a pcppy meeting and a good time
afterward.
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Troop 2, Sand Springs

Troop 2 met at headquarters with
good attendance. Meeting called
to order by roll call, A short busi-
ness meeting was held by Gerald
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OUi Troop 5

From the sale Of roses. given 10
the scouts by the Cooperative club.
owl troop raised $3.50. We wish to
express our thanks TO the Co-opera-
tive club for everything II has done
for the scouts.
We had six girls out ceiling roses:
Marilla Harvey, Hilda Harvey, Mil
dred Wininger. Mildred Dav. Rose
mary Mcclure and Mildred Gilbert,
Mrs. Mcclure superintended our sta
tions.
Owl troop has organized a smash
ball team with Elsie Whitley as cap
tain. We are hoping for a successful
season this fall. We expect TO get
some enjoyment out of the prac-
tlce at any rate. Come on out for
practice. girls,
At our last meeting Elsie Whitley
was appointed scribe.
Troop s Is working toward having
several first class scouts and every
one n second class scout before
school starts. Get busy, girls! Let's
go!
~
tests to have Il merit badges Three
cheers for Marlla! Rosemary Nc
CURE has II merit badges, and Mil
dred Day has IL. Merit badges
will not be awarded any one In owl
troop until the annual rally which
will be held the first OF next year.
All girls who wish TO go swim
ming next Saturday meet at Mrs.
McGuire's at $3.50 o'clock; we will
leave for the Y. w. c. A. pool at
that time.
Everyone bring their dues next
Saturday
The owls wish they knew
Who Is organizing a smashball team
when can We arrange TO so on a
hike?
what special work the other
troops are doing this summer.
II any one Of the other troops
would care II we visited one Of their
meetings.
what is going on at the national
Girl Scout captains camp, which
Miss Messner is attending.
Now that we have a good supply
OF health records. II the II girls now
In town will keep a perfect record
from Monday July II until school
begins. eve want every girl to do
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Flying Eagle Troop 3.

(Turned in late)
Two OF our best scouts. Betty
Rogers and Lorraine Hoff, are
leaving us Betty Is only going away
for the summer. but Lorraine is go
ing away 30 live. We will miss both
these girls. but we are sure they
will remain good scouts wherever
they are.
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Elizabeth Van Zandt Is back with
us again and will have charge OF the
meeting this coming Tuesday.
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CIOUeriedf Troop I,

We met Thursday for scout meet
ing. We all had to draw a flag,
then we drilled, and after that wo
were all given our scout pins.
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Jewel Hale, who has been absent
from scout meeting a few times,
came back Thursday.
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The most powerful locomotive IN
the world, operating out of Detroit,
Mich, recently hauled 100 loaded
cars, a train n mile In length. Every
modern appliance known TO motive
exports has been installed on this
super locomotive
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ECZEMA |TCHED
AND BURNED
On Face, Hands And Arms. In
Little PimpIes. Cuticura Heals.

Eczema broke out on my face,
hands and arms IN little pimples.
Later it formed a crust and was red
as FIRE, and the pimples itehed and
burned badly so that I could not
sleep at all. ! es1ld not put my
hands in water Il burned so.
The trouble lasted three or four
months before l sent for Cuticurs
Soap and Ointment, and used three
cakes Of Soap and three boxes OF
Ointment. when was healed"
(Signed) Miss Alice Wells. Way
side, Georgia.
cusicura Soap to cleanse and pu-
rify, Cuticura Ointment to soothe
and heal, and Cutieura Talcum to
powder and perfume are ideal for
daily toilet purposes.
sanpis Zach Pre-. By Maj. Address. "out!eurs Lab
orst0riss, Dept X, HAldeE a., Mass" Sold every
wnsre Soap Sc Ointment 5 and Zoe TAI un &c.
AHE Cuheura Soap shAves without mug.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

Don't forget your July duee. Eliza
beth Van Zandt and Moneta lizard
have already paid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

Ruth Barr has Just returned from
Missouri. where she has been visit
ing friends. Margaret and Frances
Hoff have returned from Garth
age, Mo. Evelyn Middleton has also
returned from a trip.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

We are all working hard so we
can get our uniforms as soon as pos
slble.