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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02
STOCKS RESUME
UNEVEN COURSE
Some Speci hlties Estab-
lish Highest Prices,
Standards Dull

NEW YORS., Feb. THE stock
market today resumed It's dun and
uneven coure. various specialties
establishing highest prices for the
current moFsment, while standard
shares were dull and irregular. Any
tendency toward general bullish op-
Grafton was discouraged by the
money market. Call loans opened
Al 8 per cent but advanced 90 per
cent at midday as a result of heavy
February payments.
The activities of pools centered I'm
such issIcs as American Ice, Gulf
states Steel. United Fruit, Electric
storage Battery, Dawson Chemical,
Remington Typewriter. Kresge, Kay
ser Central Leather. Hide & Leather
-f5fd, and Endicott- j ohnson at ex-
ifremB gains OF 2 to points.
United states steel was unre-
sponslve TO the adverse financial
statement for the final quarter Of
1921 and most kindred issues were
equally apathetic.
Further cuts announced by auto
mobile manufacturers occasioned
moderate selling OF that group and
Sears Roebuck became heavy follow
ing the publication of its January
statement.
Sales 100000 shares
British exchange continued its up
ward movement, demand bills rising
10 4.2S&; the best price in over two
years All allied exchanges were
better but German marks, sagged.
In the bond market the trend was
toward higher levels. victory az 3
and Ans making new records at
1OO30 and 100.32 respectively
ALabertles also moved forward but
other domestic issues 'Rere hesitant
Total sales par yallte aggregated
S14,375,O00.
New York stocks as Rerorted by Bouston.
Tlble s. Co., First Rational Bank
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02

kAN4sAs UIIf, Feb. =. .,aVVtL,II,. ~.
mostiy strong 70 lBe higher, top $500 fat
COWS steady 20 s5c higher, advance or
shipping grades best cows $3.50 many
othars sAe6db.0O helfsrs and mixed
vearlinFs slow. STEADY to weak. an other
classes around steady, better grades veal
ers 50 O00 1000, cHnners and cutters Reu-
orally $3.50 us0O, good bulls - 90 y Z. p,
early salos stoeksrs 35.ioI6.sb, fairly
good feeders t6.Oom6.25
Hogs- Receipts 10000 fairly active 90
liGhtweights. open lod l5c lower, bulk
later sales iJn90c lower. some CSC lower.
light lights up 10 1900, early packers paid
81 10 FOR few l60- pound weights, buk tsAO
ds.90 packing sows mostly csc hwer.
Sheep-Raceipts 5000. sheep Bnd feed
ins lambs steady, fat lambs it925o high
er, best tl3i0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02
WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, Fob. 1.-Furth-
er steadincss was displayed by the
cotton market today, prices being
higher on the opening while the
gains were wen maintained through
out the sessOn and no wide setbacks
We're met. In the late trading the
market was at Its best. showing net
gains of "a to AZ points which car.
RED March up to l5-75c. The close
was at net gains OF "a to AS points
with March at 15.74c.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02
LEGAL.

NY TIE BONHp Oh CONMissioN ERs
on THB CITY OF TULSA OKLA
HOMA
SECTION That there sr,lt bs an'
hereby ~ appurttuund 90, charged, lrVi.f
and asseased against the several iut@ AMI
tho owners thereof iu NritEEr iA-
pRONFMENT ptsrRftt 500 aui w.tH
the improvements thereon end anpuri-
naucea thcrcuuto belonging aH Hperial
tnN to nay TtbbctH q f'U1Haut Il.. fHt
ths uons' ruction ~ street improvements
as provided by contract with lhn ''iv q
IuisA, Oklahoma, tho eupuni' spal. '
lively as follows, toswltt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02

FORT WORTH. Texas, Feb l.--Csttlc--
Receipts 2o0 bseves SSh0Q so, stock
err IS 90 N 6. 30. cows 5000 u $50, yoarlugs
s3jOa6.bO. calves 32.00d 200,
Receipts . 900 light Ssaoubho
heavy sS25GG5O, pigs 5000 100.
Sheep Recelpts 200, lambs SS.it q ~ .2s,
vearhfKs Sg5OMg.5O. ewes S5,5OH 90.
stocker sheep Sl,00 a5.0O, feeder lambs
s5.OOVS.76.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02

NEW YORK, Feb. AFTER advancing
10 to % points through outside covering
OF shorts on the bullish situation In crude.
cottonseod oil eGAed off to within & points
OF the previous nights close under profit
taking sales but again firmed up near the
close on buying by refiners and support
from southern holders. Closing hids were
10 TO IL points not higher Sales Al SOC
barrels. Prime crude 5000, prime SUNNI or
yellow spot 9.S0c. March 9.i7c, May g.69e.
July ggsc. all bid
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02

IHTCAIO, Fob. l.-"Huttcr"-I nc han sad.
Eggs-Lower; receipts 8 .s5a cases firsts
3Sis '3sAe ordinary firsts ~ a 7fc. nis-
cellaueOus 50 q ace, refrigerator firBis 236i
Csc.
Poultry--Alive lower. fowls ?tc. springs
2ac. roOsteru 1Sc.
Potatoes Steady: receipts a. cars total
u. = shipments s4l Colorado sacked
brown beauties - 1 $40 cwt.. Wisconsin
sacked round whites sl.7s01.Ss cwt., wis
consin bulk round whites s. Os 02.10 cwt..
Minnesota sacked round whites sL7Od /, sA
cwt, Minnesota sacked Red rivers 81. 30
cwt.. Idaho sacked ruNsets f2.5O
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02
U. S. STEAMER GOES DOWN
SeacOck OF shipping BOard Vessel
Opened In Mysterious Manner.

BALTIMORE. Ma, Feb, 1.-The
United States shipping steamer East
ern Dawn, allocated to the Black
Diamond Steamship company, load
cd with grain. presumably grain
for Russia, was sunk today, along
side OF the Western Maryland Rail
road company's grain elevator at
Port Covington. Baltimore harboT.
II Is reported that one OF the sea
cocks OF the vessel had been opened
In some mysterious manner which
let IN a rush OF water that soon
flooded the engine and boiler rooms
and the forward compartment OF the
vessel. The ship began 10 list badly
and when the Eastern Dawn had
almost careened over on her port
beam she was abandoned by the Of
ficers and crew who scrambled
ashore safely.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02

Receipts 2.O5O slow and steady. bulk
steers i5.50d62S. odd head stock hoifers
around $500, cows si60, Gamers and
cutters Si.756z.75. calves steady, stock
ers and feeders fairly active and steady.
Hogs-Recelpts 1000; generally active
at I6c lower top 1855, bulk iS,5o@SGS,
atockers 1870 q 100.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02

KANSAS CITY, Feb. i.-Eggs-Lower
io firsts 34c.
Butter-Unchanged. creamery sse, pack.
ing iBo
Pouitry- Hens lo lower :Ic. springs 2Se.
turkeys zoe.
POtatoes--Unchangsd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02

WICHITA. Kan. Feb. l,-ilogs Re
esipt. 1900: i5e lower, top 1910, bulk
IS. 60 ns.70
Cattie--Recaipts $50; steady. beef steers
and feeders Ss.OOa6.bO, calves ts.000SOg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02

! elMLW YORK, Few i.--LlheTty bonds
~ 'ssd 500 ~, is, sasO flr't g ss.@ ssSooe
Wud Us s1.tf fourth avs aG.5e. Victory
'%s io0,2s, Victory ~ 100 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. Cotton Spot
steady quotations revised. mlddliuk n
points lower, sales on the spot 1,iG3 bales
to arrive l.o47, low middling 1893, mid
ding i5ss, good middling lG.3s, receipt,
G7y stock 297543
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02

That part of the 81. r. a q, Rsll-
road right uf way described as fol-
lows That portion uf HBid right ~
way lying bel Ween the south pro
lection Of The East line Of Keno
phUn Avenue aud ths South pro-
lection ot the East line Of Lot D.
Block e. irving plhca Addition
and North Df a line 2726 feet south
Of and parallel q. the South line pf
Brady street .......... .,,,...... 4
Also that portion OF said right Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02

KANSAS CTrY FEB. l--Wheat -ChFH
No hard tl.i2G1,?s, No. red N.l69
lis
Corn-Na white HisaitEc, No. :
yellow t5G4JLc, No yellow Nltc,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02

Firm
A a5reat britain--Demand 4gs1, cables
Il, te-dAy bills on banks aabG
rance-Demsnd A2s. cables & asB
rap- Demand 40. cables ATOh,
"rImAny-- Demand .4e, cables tah,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02

9, ntW YORK, Feb i--Can Money
ipf h,s hish : low s. ruling rate S, clos
Wa ot offered al 6. last loan g.
,hs loe Rs--Firm. 90 davs 4ARb, 80
U'us ~ 5. months lEns
Vleanile Paper--PFime 4Ad5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02

NEW YORK, Feb i.-Lsad-steady.
spot 4.7Og4.S0c
zIno-Quiet. Ess, ST. Louis leiy,~y spot
455c.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02
LECAlS

way lying between the south pro-
lection ot the West line of Nenn-
uhun Avenue ana south pruiHcttOn
of Tine 10, foot West of and
paraltut 10 the West line ~ Nenc-
I,ton Nvuuuy. aud North ~ . ,i'ar
T0.2 feet Snuth ut and parallel 10 -
the South liuc VI ursay Sweet .fNtNa
rhat part ~ Lot Nlugk g. irving
Place Addition dcscrihcd as follows
That portion Of snld lot lying Fast
VI line which Is t10.2 teet Msrt
ct aud patailci to the North pru-
icction uf the East line Of alook
IS and also North OF line G7o,J
tcet South " Bud parallel 90 the
south lime OF ntadN street .t,.....f ilRi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02

LONDON. Feb. i.-Leld--Spoi L22. fu
lures Let los.
zinc-spot L2i los. futures L:5 6s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02

Following II price asked and closing bid
Of independent oil stocks on the New York
curb Wednesday as reported by Houston,
Ftble a Co: Ri. Asked
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02

NEW YORK. Feb. l.--Cotton--Sp
steady, middling i720c.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02

Following l. price asked and closing bin
Of Standard on stocks on the New York
curb Wednesday as reported by Houston.
TinIa l. ~. sis eh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02

SECTION q THAT ths assessments
hereby levied sgainst eacn Of the abov.
desurihed lots and pareeia of land shall
centum fTcsb per annnm and both prin-
oipaI and interest are hereby declared 20
he debt against the owners ~ N.
parcels OF land prior 20 all other iienr
except the iien for rtatg, county aud
city tRaea from this date. and the
same shall ba enforced and collectad
a. other teNs- In the CITY ~ Tulso. osi,.
be recovered ard the lien slfotesd hy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-02

Attest
MRS. PRANK SEAMAN,
tity Auditor,
Approved
FHANk g., DUNCAN,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-19

Tho belluopteF machine capable
of vertical flight. With which british
inventors have alrady attained par.
tlsl success. has caused plans 10 he
mada hy the government for <evo..
oou competition open 30 the world for
q further improved design. The cun.
dItiens. which II met would make The
hcileopter practical and rssolutlonlxe
the science OF dying are II must be
capable of rising 10 height of a!ooD
feet under lts own power. carrying
one man aud one hours fuel supply.
II must be able 10 remain stationary
over q ground object for q half hour
IN a wind np 10 20 miles an hour.
Il must be able 20 land safely In any
wind ~ 60 10 miles an hour without
horizontal motion. and with the es.
Eine cut Oh. and must be able 60 main.
tain horizontal fllght n height "
400 feet at speed Of not less than
% miles an hour
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OF INTEREST TO ALL IRISH


-rov true appropriateness cannes
might better he chnssn fcr discus
sion sf lFssh asralrr than fsf an ~.
tempt o. solss Eurnpsnn financial
pfotlsms" says huilsiin ~ thu Ma
sianal 0eoxsNphie society. N regard 10
the Irench Mediterranean wiussr ~
rst. mcesine place of the allied xa-
prems councll "rannes has its tis
with ireland" The huilstin koe@ on 10
explain. ''hsoauss a was IN monss.
tery ga one ~ two little islands lust
IN the Camps shufe that ~ rnsrlck
rsceissd the religious training which
fred him With missionary Tcai aud LED
20 his conversion of the Irish.
81. iIoncfai founded. IN aio % the
smaller ~ the two islands witch
hears bis name. the monastery IN
which ~. Patrick studied. I, WA one
II the fountains ~ learning aud mis-
slonafy effort during the Middle ases
Aneofilng o. legend. the lslaud wns
infested hy snakes and 81 llmorat
mffnenlousl, drove them out an ~,
ample which bis follower. st Patrick,
IL supposed 60 have put 10 good use ln
Efin.
In spite ~ lie many letters Cannes
Ia property pronounced % single ssi.
lablc. IlAe the English verb can :
says the bulletin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-19

Warren a. sayre Of wabash. an AZ.
torney and formerly a state repre-
sentative. sent letter several weeks
ago TO the county clerk ~ Ioons coun.
~, asking for information concerning
divorce suit The letter was written
On plain paper IN lonsband aud sent Ia
. plain envelope Finally the follow.
ing letter was received from the clerk 7:
''Dear Sir: ! have submitted your
letter 10 every of1cef OF this court.
house and we cannot read word Of
H. We cannot even read your sigma.
fnre, 80 am cutting II and the address
of your letter and pssfing Il on the
envelope carrying this letter. hoping
that the post once employees are suf.
ncisnsiy familiar win your way of
writing 20 assure the delivery of the
letter. ."--IndInnapoiis News.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-19

l~es.aen, q tie ilsss sear Law class
head a the Ras Ncks. university pa
organization. and one of the beat
kne~n students Ia shs university.
oa that ocxsslon i,lefer vas slssIng
ON tho carlAns With David Moore
uho secsscd hs A n. dosree here
last yesr, They had sosh asfced that
they needed coke" ali they lacked
was the money suaisnly plercr was
sml,sen wt,h an idea A prosperous
iooAlng freshman. whose arp~raacs
stil showed the rural tlnse, was ap.
pspsehine down the sidewalk
Want to ess In on tho ground
floor af fsatorintyf- questioned
nlersr. EI
HUH What dyz meany said
tho rustic lad
IT. this way" fsplied Bsefer
we are going 10. ofs.a.ss a real
social fraternity TIA, isnt based ca
,an.,ss, .,.us - !. 49,
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-19

H>oSsr c2Afness, Wien yoa xay
Hoesisr n rnesns she be~s Aere :
~ Sischen cahlness Ana they are
~ expressive. See thsn % d'spiss
a. tAs w1hs rxrnlfare sspre Ms
wE1x has suss recs<rea q car nai
es the Heasls< beanties II wsH COS,
roe notAizr % cza ane inspe Z
shem- Mes seafnres sstaeke<. TIE
Price ls rsxkt Tkh Il ne seasnn
e sAs year s1en tks ksoss~sfs Is
lo>kink fsr lsA.or-szrlnr devices
TzR ssossksr = the best ef tAs kine
On ne mzrssi scd2s. Ask tie so-
ma ~ks kzx c,e
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NAY sspsAo- = SENATOR


t~N@@@A~r'4 A4+4A 4~AtE
which hare marked precedent
for concentrating with foreign
eorrrnneafs TIE American
S~nzfe adopted = round robin
resolution notifying ala foreign
guvernncnfs that II the covenant
of the League q Nations were
made part af the treaty of Yer.
ssiIIes. whieh was not yet CON-
plered ~ tie tine. the fresfy
wouid not bc ratified This A.
ton was received BY friends of
the executive as az unwarrnnfed
Intervention in . negotiation i,e-
ING eondnefes ~ the executive.
bus senator's cpnfenxsed they were
merely saving EurF,san govern
rasnfs nueh time By telling them
suzefkne n sdvanee of the
rr-ztT ; sashnixsion 20 the Senate.
Tke Genoa conference like the
Versailles conference viii n<en-
razte treaties Or agreements
S<sztor France indsridanIly has
nolified foreign governments of
his iufenfion 70 press fsg the
passage of = resolution nrging
the Amsr5<s bexecafire % par
tiespsfe he did nsf misrepre-
II. -
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WOMAN IS HELD Fs,R
DEAru a. ~ >RAND

ne,kne. pa. Apra IA. Nrs AliSs
SAsesas ~4s tnesc<e1 cor nnr1sr IN
sks rns sesree raesasy hy ne
ssxazA ce1su e~nd ,1rr n cl.-
nr<ssoa via ths kfllnk u ker haa-
hzs1. ur.lLs1 A Shie,tS fsrnsgty
= nlchis2. Kansas. hsl fcers2rs
TIE srpe ~ charges Aer wl,k Has.
lag zli~t. asrsfea. hlre6. prcearca
e oourses~a ne uassexires rersc.
49, kEiez Skiessx
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rhe k>>s cs,Ar> v G. r 4. >,n
meet eth Mr. {. { rsra. IA fs.s
vteselsnd As~ass FRIDAY a. fse
ra~ sph'><s fsf ne sr~<rees ~ili
- Ana ssre..sle All N>i,s.s feo-
r<ssnes
p's'sscn :. f>rn womsae slas
~ia me<t With Nfs vm iIsis a
iass kAs, Villas fhsT~aay sFssfneta
~Hh Mr. Joe ,.iilns ssslsssss
ho<ssss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-19

f<sr. the onecn sna attr WARTS ne
urfdees ~e@ called the Nfothsf n
Ne~flein>~ n snclsnt f<4pt. senirr.
ic~ before CHRIST. ~pmen ~sfe skll'ed
m me<i4<lAn They knew ne Nfnai
sstas ~ medicinal pa.nts
1tspr~rfete<. the ''fethef e Nstl'
Gina" many centmies Later. knes lpss
~ the merit ~ scxc<nhle drsxs ,haA
dsi the ~unsn ~ ancient llmeA
fStia n rinkhsn. nc<flf flfsf
,e~r~ sev save 10 xemsn hes sskr.
table Ccmrosnd. nov kno~n every
where "A lssils n frnkhnms Nwss
ssbie romreand rhls V q evmAn !.
mcdtrine for ~oman's silmtatA. sfs
l~rrd from medicinal plant.
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FDl0cM c0uMTR|


Hc>>'sis. r - , klra cs->s.
o<Acr ws.<cr.rsgss>e II ~ ssssus u
tn> fix~>il4a s~<rfsors A. : r@rs n
t>e rnae4 sssts< c~ne = Axhs hcfs
~s> sas r~ell< q = oaaaunlcssi<,s
~ Aeszl l~nk frum ne ool.cssc 4
snsernsl fes~nss Il N3<Alnfscn ~.
q n,nx ! shec< - th> h<nk. seessase
sne sss~el<n e>n4< s-s na IN sAs
rnue1 <szsss
T1e coz.alssicser lsise< rcccsas
tat -'tAs n4isss 70 sdiasea Al once.
>na e2ile1 stssnsAon % shs fact th<s
c,rek fos aas oa1lk4fkaas % tae
cnset sssse< nusi - 'ead a ssf
rhe h<nks my. 1nsr osnmens +.
"a oa the tart tat many fn2e<@'
lnstItu<ksas esp>es4ils slcae The Al
l&nile ee@sl ns.~ ssisnpsc4 10 cAsrxs
a. kleA - 10 r< ceas exshznxe %
eAecks lsy@bie n ths TERRITORY -
ne Erozaa thas alE~.i l. te~ts
osuntrx. sNse,
os<s~s Par % y. s In sss<
-Nhsn ~e Aa.e xoiuge1 oat thAs
Eia~sA tec<ns a t>erx - ghe pased
States ~ sct soasr~ss in the year
lS~ t1es s4ss assAls eesa ~sline
70 c.xA szl1 chseks A. par tse lea
ser ~sd sadns tA.s the ~ar rlsk In
'snr&ncs enrcaa and me sllsn .rcrsw.s )
casse1Asn have a>cesse1 oar chccks
a .ar tor scars
The IN lasns VS. similar 10 she ~
- ence q = lsonoiaha ~cman ~hc
ATTEMPTED h cAkh IN n4,tlmose = -
xAeck - . Hawaiian lank The
eiurk ADVISES her ncs te try 10 cash
ne c,cnmeni "a The ground tn.t the
-exrhanae ~csid ~ sis o. sis.-
yua kms~. Hawaiian csrrenc5 has
6errscl.sea consiaerzbly slnce the
~sr.- he sade1. ssgseasly
Enssehs<-s ksnsas cslxen
Ancshs- pcren. sesidsng in Kkn.
AS Cay. also = ignorant ot she f4c;
fhAs Hawai- s nos = iorelxa coanssy
1T part q shs crisea states. ac>,rd-
sar 70 a letter received ~ florist
hers ~ho a1versisss On TIE maialand-
Z an ; stang coihecior AID wcud
sAs 20 kns~ ~hethcr you wou'd sen J
sns sorae s,anfgs used Ia shose -
'zn1.~ Ne Kan<ss csts nan wrote
TAe nels; seat swo two-cen'
ssamc<. usth noss thai hsy had
hse. purchased al tAe posiofiice.
ssoaoia'a. Territory q dh~zil whicA
eourslmtea miilions o. dos~n IA ied-
srni anouue and ether taxss % The
support q the Un.s~d states annua'-
~
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A crkscE TO PICK UP >.
A lsrrLE CHANGE

no you vani 20 save 1onsy'
Here's = usy 70 20 4 Bay Red
ssar wzeksess o. sieve. Il costs
hr ten ceass . resk 10 Use r. No
kncks. 10 fames. Mrs.. Joe Wii,'s
i sole azenr IN Gsfhrie for this
xDnderfni n1oreF ssvinr Of siose.
Yea can cook al ~ your meals %
Il Al or.zs psr week q - cents .of
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big ccnsirnnen' o< the stoves
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RED csess Case ccrmisses
rhsfsasy
Accrn siuh Mrs. !, ~ nsle.
Thursday nsnner club Mr. 4ss
Nrs Dsrt nlllnFs.
oirh Frieadly Trinisy rs.isa
flonss
Fr'ss,
naa osshrie " c. r U.--Nrs
G. G. ford
Kesnes xesney shah ehs nu
Rs,pA ilessr
frlass Tea rlas- Mrs Ross Anssr.
son
.ah Delta Gamma elas - Mrs.
Arthur niehens.
<Muu xrE az Nv
=. pAlls 1rouonr n
~ &xxxSaRRxuuuux y III I'm
"He that never changes his op;n-
ions never cofrecss his mistakes.
vsl .nssef he wiser ON tho NOR.
row than he = today - Tryoa
Edwards.
Mrs. ssish ressess 20 .
Mrs. Marley Smith entertained
elFAseen nemhefs q the p. n. o.
Chapter Yesterday at the hcne of
her sister. Mrs A A. West. Add
iionsi guests were Mrs O. NJ
iioliiaay of wiohsss. Kansas and
Mss Ann speer. srring blossoms
we're usea % focorufe the home.
Mrs l. a NAhafysy rave an
article on the drama. Tho Fsmoas
'Nrs. Far DarsnT the business
nee'ing the chaptsr decided ~
furnish a room in the new Nars>s
Home. Mrs. Smith served a del.
rlons i~o course ianch carrying om
The fsster Suggestions In fwe
weeks the chapter Win he entertain
ed BY Mrs Prank Mcouire with q
spring mnslcaie
Senior Breakfast
Al Z O'Clock this morning = de-
'ightfui breakfast was served b, sas
seniors assisted By the Lady IL,
p'edfes, Dorothy Nichols Helen Col.
Inns. Resale Barr, Jennie seasan and
Dorothy Dunniea 10 .bom 80 seniors
and Tie faculty. Bridal xrezth sas
nssi 70 decorate the tables ami
balloons vere given ss fasors.
After the breakfsst the seniors.
chsperoned By Nr Young and Miss
Alden. hiked to The sxeleson for "a
az day picnsc. The Senior far :
new floating over @. n. s. mich 70
re ds~suw of the unser csassmen.
y y x
Shakespeare Gun
Fifteen szeabers responded 20 roll
csn At the meeting az the Shakes
pe.re c'as yesterday ~ssh quota
Tons from the play. Midsummer
nsrhfs Drram~ Mlss Alice rail-
man ssse an interesting paper on
Real Word. versus. Ideal Realm =
me rest of ten proxran was fh~
reAfnx of Acts / AMI :.
essfer party rer Primary Children
of prsbytsvssn Church
saturday The primary fox Of she
Presbyterian sunssy school enjoyed
- err hunt At the chusxh. AMI
rane< led By Mrs. Briee Hammers
and hiss Hszei Hurst. Ice cream
Hnd cake wsre served 70 the fny
1hf6sen and mosherx.
zx
NJ cord>n R<ssf has retained 70 |
norman ssssf swndinr the E&s.s~
vse>s'on ~ts h's parents. Mr.. snd
ny A. @. G. Bierer. He Is ~ntis |
'h< Hnes for the anassi college |
''Sr'ekqse 20 be xisen - Noruan |
Way - Hr Drp~ssnx Is vritlsx |
'rnn7I zssie for fzis bsr;esqs< |
r. Her~r Vas tie o<rspsx~r u the |
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shakesesare ciuo

f'neen sseabers responded 20 roll
can At the meeting az the Shakes
pesre c.as Yesterday with quota
Tons from the Tlay. ~Mldsumm~r
hsFhfs Drrnm~ Niss Alice Ta1i-
msn save an Interesting paper on
Real Word. versus. Ideal Realm =
me rest of ten proxran was fh~
reAfnx Of Acts and 2.
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essfer party Per Primary Children
o. p~sbytsrisa Church
saturday The primary fox Of me
fr~toys<fisn sunssy school enjoyed
20 szx hunt st the cbrreh. AMI
ranes led By Mr. Briee Hamnerz
and hiss Hszei Hurrf. Ice cream
snd cake were served 70 the ffsy
children and mo.herx.