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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Advance Guard
OF Big Leaguers
Arrive at Spa

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, Feb. 1S.--
The arrival here today OF Everett
York Americans and Bin Ryan and
Cecil Causey OF the New York Giants.
who Joined Earl Smith, local product,
marked the advance guard OF the al
rival OF the major leaHuers for spring
training. Mike McNally Of the Amer
leans has reservation tor Monday
and Babe Ruth, waite IIoyt and
Wally Schang for Wednesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Petroleum League
BOWling Scores

Totals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
SINGING BAND
COMING TO PAN

Comedy and melody will figure
largely In the new bill opening at
the Pantages for the week beginning
next Monday MATINEE. There are
two interesting feature acts. one OF
them In Al Sweets Singing Band.
Sweet. himself. II a coronetist known
thruout the musical world. and with
him are nine men who are not only
musicians but singers as well. They
offer a varied program OF vocal and
Instrumental selections. including
their own idea Of syncopation.
Mystery and comedy are combined
In the puzziing performance OF Aleko
and his company. Aleko Is pro-
grained as the Grecial Psychic and
Panthea: charming young woman
with him - called tho Delphian
Oracle. They are assisted by Presco
In a series OF telepathic readings
that provide intensely Interesting
experiments as well as amusement
The Pan-Amcrican -Four is a
tropical" quartet whose gift for
comic originalities In music rs as
great az their ability to sing.
Billy Green and Charley Dunbar
are two disciples OF Joy who have a
repertoire OF unusual songs and say.
inea.
The Wyoming. Trio will appear In
n versatile offering that they call
Echoes OF the West"
The whitney Brothers are daring
motorcycle riders.
There viii also be feature photo.
play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
BIC SANITARIUM
SWEPT BY FIRE
Eight Patients Escape From
Wenatchee institution

WENATCHEE. Jan. IL. Eight
patients Of tho instituilon escaped
death yesterday when the Wen.
atchoa saniiarium was swept by an
explosive fire.
Several school teachers. who we're
rooming In the building. assisted the
patients TO get out Of the flaming
structure.
A short time after the fire ap.
paratus arrived, an explosion rocked
the building, spreading the blaze
turnout the lower rooms and shat.
tcring the windows.
The sanitarium was valued at si5..
900 and the contents at $1,000. The
building was owned by the Wen.
atchce College a Hanipractorium.
Inc. Of which DR. and Mrs. W. l..
Martin were tho largest stockholders.
The loss Is said TO be covered by In
surnnCe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
100 SHRINERS
GO TO ORIENT

More than 40 members OF the
Ancient Arabic order OF Mobiles Of
the Mystic Shrine set forth on a
fs,ooomile pilgrimage Saturday
morning when they boarded the
transpacific liner keystone state for
Shanghai and Manila.
The Seattle delegation was headed
BY fotcntatc Hugh NJ. Caldwell.
The shrinerS will stage corcmonlais
at Shanghai and Manila. and special
entertainments are being planned al
both ports. The trip will take two
months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
BIRTHS

Biswett. Clarence O.. itso 18th ave.
EirL
Baxsen. liver. 900. w. ale, st. boy.
Nelson. Horace. Edmonda girl
Bohiken. John H.. ssli u. Pike st.
boy.
cAro,eers. Ralph d. s,'s 18th ave
y. y. boy.
Richards, Frederick n. ss,' Rainier
ave. girL
nodan. Carl. ,sos Ferdinand st. girl.
Jones. A. j.. siss ssth ave. X W. boy.
James. w l.. so ". s0th st.. boy.
Peterson. William. itsi Thrd ave.
w boy.
vsrsehasrsn. Fred J. 40 corysii
Peterson n.r,. 1900 is,v ave. r.. boy.
Rose Thomas A. Nomc, Alaska. boy.
Carroll. Cornelius. 1851 tsth ave =
Forhan. james. .is ssnd ave. rsrl
Waits. Russell n. sssi waiiingfore
HImeihoeh. David Rosenberg. Aixon-
ausn Apta-. girl
Fleetwood. Clinton Thomas sois
nsss. Melvin Thomas. 7T7, nth ave
&. W. boy.
Case. Leon w.. Ir~aqush. girl.
March. Hay -. sis 10th ava NJ boy.
berry. Thomas william, Lind. boy.
vine.ns. Lyis Vincent. isoa 18TH A's-
ssarxean,, James Everett. s:is soth
ave ~ w. gifL
REID. william Wesley. s.s sTth ave.
ys,... simer Howard. Rolling Ray.
psira. ceorE. Hugh. iss y. ss,h st.
Campbell Howard Alvin. ssi7 ts,h
Dent carleton O.. siu ss,h ave. s..
Lsxsst,. Robert l.. sTss ii,h ave. n.
naia~in. william Bryan. ana \. Sis,
whlilsw. Lssils wills. sea y. Aloha
Ksssian. sicp,urc. so,o y. nth at.
rnsssd. Louis NJ. 1898 weller st.
scSarer, Herman. ssssS Evanston
crssan. wimiAm Thomas, r7 is,h
Ro sss John. iio W. Crockett, ST..
Sateli.. Ton.y. 1884 18Th ave. s..
chopin. Samuel Armstrong. BIS n.
vsnabls. Lewis Emmett. s.i n. 18th
BerSferd. Arthur o. ssos :and ave-
Rusreil. William. 1908 Boston st.
slIserofr. Morris. 1000 Yssier way.
Tang chin. 1908 Yesior way. boy.
Greendaie. Andrew NJ. ssio isth ave
Grant. Donald J. c. sOs 18th ave ".
Fitzseraid. Timothy. zoe s7rd ave. n.
boy.
Bodc. Ernest walter. Cashmere. girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
DR.. Loughney Now Moved
to New Location

DIR. Loughney's Bake oven treat
ment offices are located at the cor
ner of Fifth and Union. in the
Crazy building. rooms sio.sli-312-sls-
314.
DIR. Loughney is assisted by COM
petent lady nurses. Hours. a m.
TO y. m. Sunday. TO IL only.
Telephone Main 6s4s. Only tho
totally invaded or bedridden cases
are treated in DR.. Loughney's Bake
oven Sanitarium, in Kirkland. All
cases which can come to the offices
in the Crazy building are treated az
those offices. Write for free litcra.
ture and references. or. better yet.
go and have DR., Loughney make
IA careful examination of your case
don't suffer needlessly or longer.
Start the treatment without delay
YOU will be well atisfied.--Advertise-
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
SEATTLE PULLS
A HENRY FORD
Treasury Has Real Money
on Hand Now

Seattle pulled Henry Ford satur.
day when u showed a cash balance
of N.sia.12S In tho treasury.
This IN more actual cash than has
been on hand Mt any other time In
the city's history.
Most Of the money II pledged to
the development OF the SkaRit prof.
Get and the purchase OF the munich.
pal railway.
Moneys credited 10 the street rail.
way department make up ti.0al. 46a
OF the balance In the treasury. while
ta6ss.sia IL skakit money.
besides the large amounts Of cash
in the skaglt and city railway funds.
there are substantial balances in the
treasury To the credit OF the light.
water and local Improvement funds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
DEATHS

Collins. Mabel. 90, 1895 King II.
Wahl. Gustayc. 81. ilsa Washing
ton at
Penney. Margaret. 80. Bias Lucille st
Hoimgren. Ncls. 10. slb Fairsiow
HaroidsOn. Audrey. 4, 1919 goth ave.
carse. John a.. 60, 326 2eth ave. s.
Ryan, Martha ". 81. Gas 27th ave.
xorlund. Carl John. So. ss.s Earl
ave.
Anderson. Harry w. /. 2oii W. eth
1T.
rritsehe, Charles. es. 2a.9 W. eand
st
criffiihs, Susan Agnes. 50. 7sa W.
Prospect st
McGrotcy. J. II. c.. Tacoma
King. John Philip. 80. Houston
DAM. Rose. SO. ASH Yesier way.
schafer. Fred. 50. t7f5 s4th ave.
NJ. r.
Bnt,erficld. Mary f.. IL. tsi5 Rox-
Knox. Mary D.. SIS. 1915 Jefferson 1T.
Frazier. Martha H.. 50. 2o2s 10th
Black. bella Maude. 81. 1910 L. Fir
st
Roweli. Milo. 81. iiss nth ave. N.
Smith. Maudo H.. 80. X. Il. ID. I. Box
sugiyann, KcIiiro. ~. sssw Main 1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
Arizona Has First
Double Execution

PHOENIX. Aria. Jan. II. The
first double execution IN tho state Of
Arizona since its admission 20 the
Union occurred here Friday when
Thomas Roman and Ricardo Lau-
terio. oonvictcd OF murder. paid the
death penalty. on the Hcaffoid Of
tho state penlirntiary at Florence.
Roman denied HIS gull, In the killing
og August Ilintxe. io'year Old hoy.
during raid on store in Temp~.
Aria fAuterlo was sentenced for
the murder 81 his sweetheart. Ade.
Ina goea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
Special Summer
Rates VIII Come

Special tourist fares will be In Fl.
feet this coming summer via the Nil.
waukee railway. A. T.. Chapman. Jr..
assistant general passenger agent.
announces. The fare To Chicago viii
be sios.so. ST. Paul $3.50. New York
u7s.is. Philadelphia sisb,se. Tickets
will be on sale daily Jun. / TO
August Is, and VIII be good for stop.
over in either direction. and bear a
final limit OF three months from date
Of sale. but In no cas-. later than
October 81. 1855.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14

A year and half ago ! was
thrown from my horse and suffered
severe injuries in the region Of my
hip and small of my back. and have
had lumbago most severely ever
sincc--so bad at times / was scarcely
able to get on or off my horse.
hope am thru with IL now for good.
and / believe | am. l have had II alt
baked out. and I've waited for most
"A month 10 see whether or not
would have a return of my trouble
before / would give out statement
indorsing the treatment that so
quickly eradicated my old enemy
lumbago; but feel now that ! am
all right, and II is too good thing
to hide under a bushel. A treatment
so very fast TO show good results Is
certainly good enough to please any
one who IL suffering pain
| was standing by my horse, at the
corner of Firth and Union. could
not straighten up. and was posi-
lively not able TO get onto my horse.
Lonnio Austin just happened along
and noticed there was something the
matter with me, and when told him
my predicament he pointed up to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
TRAFFIC. OFFICER l.. c. GAY

DIR. Loughney's sign, in the Crary
building. and told me to 20 right up
there, and that he was absolutely
down on his back and was able to
he back instructing his pupils after
three or four bakes. He had just
been baked and showed me how he
could stoop and bend without the
slightest discomfort.
| went right straight up and began
the bakes. DIR. Loughney had TO lift
me onto the bake oven tray for my
first bake. l was so helpless-and
tell YOU, I've not felt one
twinge OF lumbago since my Sec
ond bake. I'm fine--the treatment
was n surprise TO me. got instant
relief so gladly give this statement
for publication. The Bake Oven is
wonderful and DIR. Loughney will
correct your diet. and that will mean
a whole lot toward keeping you feel
ing tit. In my case, constipation has
entirely disappeared. and DR.. Tough.
ney's dietary prescription did that
I've always been constipated.
l.. c. GAY,
Police Headquarters.
Home address: AIS Corliss Ave.
Phone North 2603.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
Probing Explosion
of Sewer Gas Here

An investigation Was being made
Saturday by the street department TO
determine the cause Of a sewer gas
explosion at First ave. s. and King
u. Friday. The defamation was heard
for 10 blocks and "A soo-pound man.
hole cover was hurled Is feet In the
Dir. Six windows were smashed In
tho Seattle Hardware Co. sol First
ave. s.. and hundreds Of persons
scattered 10 safety. fearing a second
explosion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
TWO STELLAR ACTS
At PALACE HIP

Two stellar offerings twinkle at
the top OF tho new bin. announced
by the management OF f>oew's Palace
Hip 10 appear at that theatre tomor-
row. one bringing Bobby Jarvis and
company In. Man Wanted" and the
other presented BY Van and Carrie
Avery.
Bsli Parker and Henry Dunn. two
young men well known 20 taking
machine fans" are making tour
Of the Loew circuit 10 rnable their
admirers to hear tisern sing in per.
SON
Father Joys Boy- II tho laughter
suggesting nickname given 20
Johnny Dove. His Scottish lnpres-
sions are said TO be decidedly funny
Something Different is promised
by Preston and Ysobei. The lady Of
the duo plays the violin and assists
In some breezy chatter. while her
male associate demonstrates his abb.
ity as an acrobat.
Norma Tarnadge 1. announced AZ
the star OF tho feature phoiop!ay.
The Moth /"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14

That tho proposed 10000. 600
home for orphans. to b. built and
maintained by the Brotherhood Of
American Yeomen. may be crcctsi
in the Pacific Northwest. IL an.
nounced by Marx T. Mckee. Of
Detroit. who u in Seattle on =
tour Of Inspection for a good site.
Mckee IS chairman Of the chill.
drcn's home committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
u. of w. Debaters
Win Over B. G. Men

Sam Muilin and Ralph Gmvos.
University OF Washington debating
team who Friday debated against
u. NJ. Morton and c. Wink OF the
University Of British Columbia In
Meany hall. won by unanimous
vote OF the judges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
SESSION CLOSES

Judge King Dykeman delivered the
final nddress Of the four-day King
County Sunday School institute FRI
day night when he spoke before the
delegates at the First Methodist
church on religious Education w.
Juvenile Crime"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
MET BOOKS
FULLY PLAY

Ellen Mahar. who plays the role
Of Diana in The Bird Of Paradise. p"
which comes TO the Metropolitan the
week Of January q. n said 10 be the
most attractive actress 20 have
played the part Of the American girl
in the Tully production since its
premier.
Miss Mahar II a newcomer for
stellar success on the stage, aided
10 some extent by her tried expe.
renee In dramatic stock work and
a striking stage appearance. She IN
the daughter Of q prominent attor.
neg OF Cleveland. ohio. in which city
she set out for "A professional career
as a member OF the Colonial stock
company. Two seasons playing In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
Vital Statistics

Monssas Jacob Anfeit. 1899 seth ave.
~ W. girl
NiFhida, koro. foT W. Main st. girl
FniiL Takaxo. tBSis Main st. girl
Lehman. Lincoln. 1904 Yakima ct.
girl
Miovaki. Saun. roi7 Norman ST. girl.
Peterson. Edward George. 40is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14

MISS RUTH BROWN. a Camp
fire girl leader Of Seattle. will attend
the national convention Of Campfire
girls in New York. Jan. % 10 rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14

The Seattle Cooperative Stock
company. Seattie's new stock organ
ixatIon. viii open at the Wilkes with
the Sunday matinee IN The Brat. :"
comedy drama BY Maud Fulton.
which - a queer mixture OF romance
and wholesome laughs that will give
Mary Thorne. Howard Russell and
several other familiar players at the
Wilkes an opportunity 20 again
favorabiy appear before Seattle audi.
cnces.
Unique In the history OF the thsat.
rieaI game. the formation Of stock
company on a cooperative basis has
attracted considerable attention.
Twenty.six players. musicians. stage
craftsmen and members OF the ed-
illustrative staff. are contributing
their money, time and energy to an
effort 10 provide a good stock com
pany in a comfortable theatre.
The Pine St house L. being thoroly.
cleaned and renovated and much re-
decorating being done In an effort
to make the house as comfortable
as possible for It's patrons. Much Of
the actual work has been done by
the players and musicians them.
selves. It not being an unusual sight
during the past few days TO sec
actors cleaning seats or musicians
painting woodwork.
The new company Is under the
able direction OF r. Daniel F'rawley.
COMEDY SKETCH
FEATURE At MOORE
A glance at the next weeks bill OF
vaudeville Al The Moore shows three
featured numbers among the seven
present.
william Carton. one OF tho best
light comedians In vaudeville. will be
seen In a sketch. Kisses"
The elite of sister dancing teams.
Madeline and Dorothy Cameron.
share stellar honors with the Caxton
offering. With the assistance Of
Eddie Weber at the piano. they pre-
sent one OF the most striking offer
ings OF the season.
Al Lydell and Carleton Macy arc
both exceptionally clever character
comedians. Each has delinested a
characterization with conspicuous
success in various plays and Ekits.
Ciaudius and Scarlet in The Call
Of the Sixties have whitfield a dart
Of sentiment that shoots straight at
the heart Of the public.
Rasso is a juggler fresh from
Europe. IL is one OF the best i'm.
ported numbers.
al wohlman in THE GRADUATE" Is
said TO be exceptional ~ vel al
novel.
The five Avalons are wizards on
the double wires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14

wenue roles gave her her fundamer
faf xxrs~4efr~
Evening star., 1922-11-18

Master-Bilt Metal Garages.
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Own your own metal 6reproof
garage and pay less for it than
rent. Just the same as a gift.
Buy from a reliable firm, elimi-
nate trouble, expense and worry.
Immediate construction. We
have an architect at your dis
posal for other types of garages.
.IRON-CLAD GARAGE co.
~ Ineospeated.
o71 Isth St. NV. Main 3526
Evening star., 1922-11-18

MATTRESS MAKING & RENOvAT!NG
SPECIAL FOR FALL CLEASlNG-MAI-
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ions and pillows renovated at special prlcso' p, 81
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Evening star., 1922-11-18
APARTMENTS TO LET.
FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
TERRACE APT. 324i y ST. N.w-TWt
rooms. hath. kirhenette. electricity, $50
adults; tanitor:
TWO.R0OM. HOUSEKEEPING APT. BOTH
front nicely furnished: electricity; conventen
both car lines; $3.50; garage II desired. Ii8i
Allison NV. ~
TWO ROOMS. KITCHENETTE AND BATH
hack porch: beautifully fur: h.w.h. and elec
1919 Il. 1. ave. NV.
iOI4 VT. AVE- rooms and bath, beautI
fully furnished: southern exposure; pon-house
keeping.
ST. NICHOLAS, 2250 California st.-a rooms
kitchenette and bath: also one OF rooms ant
bath; cafe in building. Call y. $3.50.
as0o 18th ST. NV, APT. Co.'s R00Ms
md hath. large inclosed porch; very attrac'
tiyely furnished Immediate possession; rent,
Slia per month For inspection see resident
mansaer or n. L. RUST, Oh 18th st: nv.
ie19 i7th ST. N.w.--sMALL APARTMENTi
.iectr;city steam heat. Also neatly furnished
living rooms; girls or boys preferred. pc
isss OFF sT. N.W.-TWO LARGE, OUTSIDE
corner rooms and kitchen. private hath; every
thing furn shed: continuous hot water. lse
ONE ROOM, KITCHEN AND RATH: $3.50
to marty buying furniture. 1925 18th St
NV. apt. 3.
TWO APARTMENTS, ROOMS AND BATE
each: suitable Ink: choicest section nortt
18Th and Columbia road; available Desenoa
4; very reasonable. Call Columbia Ssd$'s.
Evening star., 1922-11-18

| NICKEL PLATING.
NICKEL PIATING-AuTUMoBILE PAM1S
renickled and made to look like new. Inn
ELMER II. CATLIS CO.. 300 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-11-18
FOR RENT-RO0Ms.

FURNISHED ROOMs-Continued.
LOVELY ROOM With private bath: new prl-
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Col Rl3n.I after
Evening star., 1922-11-18

WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES.
!suADEs-GOOD QUALITY OPAQUE SHADES:
ntted to your windows. s5c: the best quality Of
opaque shades. S1.l5: hung free. We call with
; samples. KLEEBLATT. l1th and h sts. ne.
| Lincoln S79.
! WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING.
! EXPERT REPAIRISG-WORK RIGHT AT
! right prices g. f. COOPER. 1854 11th st.
Fr. 5000. Clocks called for Je~elry. repaired
Evening star., 1922-11-18

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$22 30
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.hia ra,as lps
EXCEPTIONAL MEALS; something dineren';
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COOS ~,
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05
nNRTI.IsNIIIE.

Mr. and Mrs. rank philips ~. spend
Ing the week at Excelsior springs, Mo.
lnE her sister ~ Tulsa. returned home
Jlhn ~ rruby. who ha. been tho guest
of his sister. Mrs, W. Il shorts. at Tulsa
has returned home.
Miss Fern Butler. who has been visiting
IN nartiesylllo ior week. has returned
Mrs Della seabufn Is spending tho week
IN ~ Joseph Mo, A. the guest Of her
daughter. MIS- W A. uoldtTap.
Miss stella Barnaby. who has been
spending few days as the guest ~ rela-
lives In Tulsa, has returned home
Miss Etva Scott, who had been spending
a few days In Tulsa RH tho guest Of Miss
Mimic Gllflllan. has returned to her home
Mrs Ralph Taylor and Mrs. T.. c. poii-
lock have gone to New York city In re-
sp9nse TO a message announcing the serl-
ous llinss" % Their thelr mother, se,,,,.,, ~.
who has been the guest Of Mrs y. E.
Thurman ~ this city was called home
this week by the Illness Of her husba nd
tanned Iuesday 1'ternoon at the home
of Mrs u. w. Wilson. it21 Delaware ave-
nue, Ihere were three tables In play
ana the high score. was made by Mrs.
j, V. shilling.
Tho membcrs Of the shrine club have
appointed u committee consisting of Err
nest StephenH, Howard Cannon, !. H.
Hamilton. y. l., George and q. r. Parker,
20 arrange Tor social event to be given
by the club sometime during the present
month.
The members Of the Fortnlshtiy Bridge
club were the guests Of Mrs. Victor Vol
quarts at her home, 1901 Armstrong
avenue last Tuesday evening The
prizes were awarded Ia John Freycr and
Mrs. George Mclean. The hostess served
fcfreshmrutg during the evening
Mrs. Clay BrigsE entertained informally
Thuraday afternoon In honor OF her
guest. Miss sue i.asssrt Of Ponca city.
The afternoon was DEVOTED 10 bridge,
there belng tive tables In play Mrs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05

I'm AvAnt Literary club "Wednesday sft.
eruoon The subject for disruaaiJn was
'Amerlcan Women" a. eNompiffied In the
nves ~ Jane Addsms. Ella FiagE Young
\ legion pisy entlts1 "NiTht o.
faughF II 10 be given ~ = focal theater
Isbfuary h-lj. under the auspices ~
The participants have besn rshesSSinS
under tho direction Of Harry Eenis Of
81 sad ur- Heu irwin rsconuy ,n.
,.fiained % parry " friends u Celebration
N thrr fourth wedding anniveraary.
Games ana dancing were the diversions
followed By refreshments. IN tho party
jim Davis. Arthur Cuilifsr Arrh Oqbor no.
Nswi Ksithl~y Frank hrWethy, Roy
Wcu,er Harold Pickett. Mrs May ".
Scott u igpiin and Mrs bessie Trough
Niss Ore s'oddard The ii-year-oid eiri
ufnn nor ~ Mani who IL yet student IN
ths niEh school there fined the pulplt o.
he Fiut Methodist Episcopal church In
this city Sunday mofnlns TO the odlnca.
fion Hnd pfoNt ~ her hearers Some
months ago the authorities granted her
i expected thHt a the nest district con.
florence Huc wifi be- licensed tu preach.
Nnt long Hru che filled the pulpit In one
NJ the Chufchot at Commerce.
was recently Instituted In this clty by the
NaidwIn chapter ~ Joplin. The degree
work was fnl'owed by banquet and pro-
rain tt th@ Tri State ciubrooma The
iJilowiuT officers were duly Installed
Councior. TED Nastsra Junior councillor
Herbert Cameron, senior deacon, James
Churchill chaplain. Dalton Langhnm sen
Tor councillor X Myer; senior steward
paul Montgomery luuinr steward. cecil
HAMPTON marshal Iterrell Hooker; serbia.
coptofs. Sam bradbury cecil Clay. Henry
Jaeger Ted Young and Dennis Hinn,