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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02

Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Tbe Giris Missionary. society ot the
Congrega atiousi church left ~ five o'clock
Friday morning FOR a meeting at the
country home of Miss CherrinFton.
Miss .Quute Chamberlain who has been
~ Mrs. Ray Gaskey In El Dorado, Ark"
has returned home.
Morris Deck and little daughter are here
from Tulsa visiting ~ the home of their
paI9nts. Mf. and Mrs. T.; G. Dalquest.
Miss Margaret Louise Hudson enter
tanned the Junior shakespoare story
| felling club Wednesday afternoon at her
home 425 West Delaware avenue.
Tulsa Tor = iO-days' visit at tho home
q her cousins Misses Agnes Fichin and
Mrs. c. r. Knapton left Tuesday for
her homo In New orleans after veiit
- the home ~ her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. g. +. Parks
Mr.. Hnd Mrs. q. e. Caubble who have
been visiting several friends hore have
| returned to their home IN Saint Angelo,
[ Texas
Miss Mary. Lyons aud Mr.. charles
Z Lyons &c.,. who have been the guests %
| Nr-. Tom Collins Tor several days. have
| rotdrnAd 60 their home In Kansas CITY.
Mrs. John Haven Tuesday evening on
| tcrtained In honor Of Miss Julia Smith
! ~ Kansas city dancing being the prin-
] yipal amusement. Miss Smith Is the
| guest ~ Mrs. q, II. Stauver
/ ms NJ Houston. Texas, has returned. ac-
] IDuwpsnlrd by Miss Bllie Marie My who
/ VIII spend the summer hero with her
| grandmother
Mr. ana Mrs. II. E. Thompson and
! family. Mr. and Mrs &. Caldwell and
| family and Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.. MokHy
| made up camping party on Cowskin
/ river this week.
/ Mr. G. H Spencer who has been visiting
| ~ the homo OF Mr. and Mrs. Willis r.
! Allen left Tuesday for wichita Kan, and
] expects 20 visit also in Nebraska before
| returning TO his home IN Sawtella. Calf
] Little Miss Dorothy Keller, six year old
| daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Keller
] who IL taking dancing lessons OF Mrs
/ Georgia Brown, viii take part In th'
! Priests of palas celebration this fall In
| Kansas city.
! Tho pipe organ recital given At ths
! Preshyterian church Wednesday evening
/ by Prof carl Wieseumann, who was here
/ 90 introduce the new tlb00 instrument
! was we'll attended and much Rpprecia ted
/ by tho large audience.
| Rev and Mrs, u. a. Wickizer were
| given a farewell reception Friday eve,
ming at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Gene
| Euglohurst by the members ot tho Chris
/ tlau church. ~ which Rev. Wickizer Ia,
been pastor for several years
Mrs. v. - Hicks was hostess 10 tht
Wednesday card club, Wednesday Mrs
j. Il. Wyly won the club prize and Mis-
, Eldee starr the guest favor. Guests othe
than the members were Mrs. John Alley
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unul 7 O'Clock with shower bath party
on her lawn on sixth aud rtudgcun.
Np"ul rrNvWf .tlNe chUdrou were present
In bathing suits and enjoyed shower
bath under tho lawn spraycr. Games
we're played and iCo cream cones served
aud ths novelty party proved To be one
OF the season,
Mas Isabel Rrceso entertained with
a n,naki"st ~ the Texas pump station
morning in honor ut the MisHev Tolcrtun
of SpriuFucid, Mo, The guests who went
were. Misses Alice and Au,lIno Tolerton,
t'nrNh COOK ct Lawrence, Kan. Maxine
Diamond. clara Cameron, Eleanor and
Ramona Eucaid, ana Nrlmi Vaughan.
Mps,rs' Horace Grason, Jack Gibson, Roy
i'l' t,oIFn Frcdrtlrk. Morris Alder.
Marcus butterfly Wesley kmcnii and
laul Kaufman. Mrs. II. b. Hrpose chap
eroued.
The ohemah Ladies' Methodist Missron.
AIRY society were especial guests Thus
day afternoon when tnr South circle Cf
ilr Mission study class ~ tho NJ y.
church entertained the other rfrelr. .t
NJ me district secretary Mrs n. A. puIan
Of 9.,.'', uE'mah, man. Joint hostess win Mrs
/ MlH. H.. n. SiwUson. A program was
9tranggd and Mrs, Holland Evans and
M.ss MS M9r,g SchuIgh snye selected rcaa-
close OF the afternoon.
Huuurlug tho out-ot-town guests Misses
[ Mary Martin uUd Hgleu Lincoln rutrr.
/ niu'a Friday afternoon with q theatrr
/ party, After souiug the show the gursts
( were taken To tho Olympia whore rc-
/ Treatments were served. Fdyufs OF snug
/ g." runs were glycu 60 the following
/ Misses Geneva Cuuk uf Lawrence. Kan.
! A,ra nul N1eNuo Tulert0u OF spring,
/ fold. Mo hriNo Mae Petty Of nurnnt
| Clara Ilor0ry OF Parsons Kan. EulaliH
| Ernest ut shawnee, Billie Farsis of Rolla
! Mo Isabel johnson, Eleanor and Ramo
! ra kiucdId, and Mary McGunls.
Hnnurlug Mr J, NJ Wise who IL re-
! cuperatng after = long illness part,
~ friends surprised him last sunday eve
| muE with picnic supper The guest
/ arrived at the home of Mr. ana Mrs
! Wise az Third ana Division at O'Clock
Following tho supper music was enjoyed
| Those present were Mr.. ana Mrs. J, NJ
Wise, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wise, Mr., an,
Mrs, J, g, German, Mr. and Mrs. n, !
story Mr.. add Mrs Homer Sulins, MI
and Mrs J. &. Robinson, Mr. and Mr'
Frank Hinton Mr, and Mrs, O. "
Meachem Mr. and Mrs, II. s. Edwardl
Mr., and Mrs E. r. woodson Mr., an
Mrs. w. B Hudson, Mt, and Mrs. c, {
Wilson. Mr., ana Mrs w, II. Wilson NJ
and Mrs, Frank samson. Miss Embree an
Msssrs. Chisholm aud Chisholm,
Mesdamea e, T.. Dutton, W, G. PoHEL
A r. n aud William Seymour WEI
hostesses at the home Of the latter Q
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Mrs. Jane Harnags Mrs Percy wyly and
Miss Nadine hcSpadden.
The Girls Bridge club met with Miss
Beatrice Markham Wednesday evening.
Miss Laura MassenEsle won the club
favor. and Miss Helen Southal the guest
prize. club members present were:
Misses Emily Adair. Kathleen Redburn,
Nil 81 Starler, Myrtle Leitch. Emily
Williams, Nadine McSpadden and Mrs
C. r. bliss. Invited guests were Misses
Graca McGregOr and Helen southali Mrs
James Gibson and Mrs. J. 4. Cunning
ham.
Mr.. and hSs. j. II. IefOrce of West
Delaware avenue was united in marriage
Tuesday morning 20 Mr.. Edwin Wollett
of Faitfax, ~ tho home OF her parents.
REV. Robertson Of Fairfax solemniziug
the wedding. The home vas beautifully
decorated for the occasion. The bride
and groom entered as Mira E NJ. Fowler
PLAYED Mendelssohns wedding march,
Miss Leona Robinson SANG. Il Love You
Truly" after which the ceremony was
said, aud than a three course breakfast
was served. The bride wore gown OF
white orgaud3e with veil OF white
tulle. and carried q bouquet OF brides
roses. The bride taught school for two
started she was student IN tho uni
versity at Nonuan ana belongs TO the
Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. The couple
left for Oklahoma city, from which place
they viii 40 10 Fairfax whore MIR. Violet
is In business. out OF town guests Mt the
wedding were Miss Lottle Leforce, OF
Tulsa, MIR. and Mrs. G. J. Nullett Miss
Viola Wollctt. G.. J. Wollett ir., aud
Rev. and Mrs. Robertson ot Fairfax.
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ENIIA


nr sna Ms= = J. T5grts'!at and family
loft overland for a two weeks vacation In
Wyoming, Iowa
Miss Elizabeth Naverlein is visiting At
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Il. A.
Champlin,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. Robinson Of okla
homa City visited several days with Mrs.
W. T. Cogdnl this week.
Mrs Ralph Scott returned this week
from Manitou whore she has been the
guest Of her mother.
Mrs r. G. Chatham left this week for
Detroit Michigan, where she Will spend
the simmer.
Mrs II. ". Mckay and daughter Max
inc Of Tulsa vsitosi several days with
her son DOC" Mckay last week
Mr. and Mrs. j. y. Dickinson Of Anna.
H., arc guests at the home OF their
daughter, Mrs. a. s. Piper.
a wedding Of interest this week was
that OF Miss Ada Bnrnhisel NJ this city
10 Mr.. Bryan walker OF Washington, d. C..
Miss Lola Madge Darland asked n NUM-
Der Of friends 20 a lawn party In compli-
ment TO her sister, Mrs Caivin Baker. q
bride Of this month
Miss Sybil Glover was hostess 10 the
Greeks, new card club organized re-
Gently Special guests were Miss Helen
Champlin and Mrs. Everett Pickeral.
Mr. and Mrs. w. n. Thompson and
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STATE SOCIETY


HENRYETTA.
Miss Hssgrl Hicks has returned homp
ftum q y,at ln Nevada. Mo
Mrs Prank Graham il Visiting her ais.
ter Mis-. Burnoy Graham In Okmulgra.
Mr.. and Mrs u. A. spencer led sat
urduy tor an extended visit I'm PittsburK
Kan
AIRS r. L. Foster and children left
sunday for Colorado to spend the sum.
mrr.
Mrs. r. Y. pollus and daughter left
The first of the Ngtll for Colorado Springs
where they WIN spend the summer
Misses Eleanor and Ramona klurald
were tuc quests rugaday nnd Weducsday
90 Maa Dorothy Harrington of Tulsa.
Miss NrImB Vaughan ia expected TO
return home Tuesday following week ;
visit with N.ss Caroline Richardson uf
joplin. Mo
Misses UnuuIe Diamond Elizabeth
H.Iuy and Maxine Diamond and RAY.
iuuuI Banner spent sunday ON Green
wood Ia.. u.uf' Dkm4lg,,.
Mrs Iuuu upuru,v NII return today
tsuuJalI rom puuIs1u Texas where
.n, Nar been jHt guest OF her sister. Mrs
FluN IHU nr tu, Iusf two weeks.
Ns, N.un HAYNES returned home
WuInssHHN from TunIuguuh. whore she
has been visiting Reverend and MtH h.
ID. Cameron.
a,Irrtrll Nb.,tr sDpurr was ,pIoycs
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Parties

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G.. Hooper
brought plcBsur 20 largo com
pany Of young folks at their home
I'm Irving place Friday evening when
they entertained these members OF
the Alpha Sigma Beta and their
girl friends in honor their son.
Mr.. Arthur Hooper jrp member
OF this college faternity Dancing
nud a lawn fcto with fireworks and
balloon ascension were special
features honoring lndopcudc. .so
day Japanese lanterns lighted the
grounds and during the evening, n
picnic supper was served. Mrs
Hooper was assisted bv Mrs. Roy
Blythe Of Moberly. Mo, In entertain
ing the merry party who were
Misses Helen Rchholz. Freda Davis
Madeline '. ora ''clver, Nerdn
Loe Bandy or Nashville Marcie Pen.
TEX, Dorothy Burke, barbara ltar.
rlngtOn, Dorothy owen, Fayn,
Witherup. Dorothy Ncnscl Elizabeth
Cook, Dorothy Harrington. Ila"
Berry. Ellen Nohlct OF ST. Louis
Frances Whitside. Virginia Winklcr
Frances Barde, Lucille John. Caro-
lyn Skclly, Frances Montgomery
Messrs. william Temple. Bradf1r,
Williams. Kenneth Crouch, Jane
Hook, Gerald Knott Douglas owen
Paul Davenport, Milo Lamphera
Robert Lamphcre, Leo Mclaughlin
Robert Nodcr, John Kneht
Charles Brown, Thomas Brown
Richard Fry. Byron Schaff an,
Ronald johnson.
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lLnsir and Art

Nr william walter Perry pianist
1911, give "a lecture recital ON July 70.
Tine pur-iz viii bo iir. TerryS al ID
tiucod pupils who are continuing
their study during the summer torn.
Tho program with FUN explanation
aud atsthotioal analysis is. 'tapric-
clio up. as No. . - Minor tRrahmsj ,
"lutrrmczzo u Major tBrahmp II
Ipyo Thee" OGricg)i march ruins
OF Athens OBocthovog -ltubonatoin)
|"Eautblse lmprnmptu' tthopln
l"Bullodo" (ChopiuJi "On Wings ~
SONG" (Neudolssphn-Iisz -
/ sigh OLiszD: "Tr1nscondcl Etude u
/ Minor OLlszD.
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home in Chetopa after visit at the
home OF Mrs. Dennis BARKER.
Mr.. d. NJ. Mars returned Wednesday
from Kansas CITY where he attended tho
international sunday School convention.
Mrs. G. a. podd and son OF Parsons
are guests AZ tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
H. N. Ratclin.
Miss Pauline Eugiehart left Friday
morning Tor an extended visit In los
Angeles, CalH., with relatives.
Mrs. j. W. Reid and Miss Marjorie re-
turned Wednesday from visits to san
Antonio and Fort Worth Texas.
Mrs. ". J. Schrocrs has as her guest
this week her niece and nephew Mis-,
Mary Washington and George Washington
OF Henryetta
Rev. and Mrs James ~ Mcconnell
have as their guest this week Miss AIMS
Wright Of Pawnee city, Neb. The ladiel
were schoolmatss a. Lincoln. Neb.
Mrs. L. u. Dalquest and Mira Tor
! Ridgway entertained the Harriet Shep
herd class Of the Congregational church
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n course In interior decoration. returned
home Tuesday.
Miss Ellen Rrady lett Wednesday Tor
visit with her grandparents at Parsons,
Kan,
Mrs NJ. r. jackson Of Itingsvllle, Texas,
In the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. II. j.
SChroers,
Mr. and Mrs. w 7. Evans are receiving
a visit from Mrs, Roscoe Evans of Okla
homa city.
Mr. and Mrs s 7. smith and Miss
Elizabeth Smith visited last Friday in
Chandler,
Mrs. Roy Hinds and her baby daugh
| ter Mrs ". ". McSpaddrns guests have
| returned TO Locust.
! Misses Hester and Imogene Campbell
are spending this week In Tulsa with
| relatives and friends.
| Mr., and Mrs. a. NJ, Strunk and Mrs
A. u. strunk and daughter. Margaret
| have returned to NebrAcka after a visi
with Mr.. and Mrs q. H. Strunk.
Mrs. Jack Miles left Thursday for hsr
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Dances

Tho Hcta Phi fraternity members
entertained with dancing at the
Country club on Monday evening.
the ballroom being softly lighted
from a replica of the fraternity pin
wrought In electric liRhts. Decora-
tions were In keeping with the sea-
sons flowers. Punch was served.
The list included: Misses Alice
Ward, Marjorie Corlgan. Loverne
Henderson, Helen RobhOlz, Mildred
Haley Eta Moore Dorothy Nc
Cunc, Elizabeth Cook, Caroline
Moore. Marie Cunstantln. Josephine
simmons, Louise Beard, Luell short
Louella southern, Dorothy Wills
Eunlco Crcmiu, Louise Bragard
Messrs. Harry Friend, Hills Bcn
Otto TnNlOr. NnN STEWARD. DennN
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roof garden. They are most proper
for city wear in downtown districts.
As for organdy II Is n thing of
beauty and a Joy In the hot city,
what difference between the
straight simple organdy frocks OF
today. and those that were worn by
mother or grandmother many years
agoi They used to have organdy
frocks too. hlllowy things worn over
countless starched pettlcoMts. EN-
tremely picturesque and all that sort
OF thing, hut hot as the dickens,
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Clubs-Muslo-womAn's work

Madden. Robert Dean, Meryal Md
duph. Charles COnatan,in, Oscar
Uuufg. Louis Moore. william Talbot
NcN Cow1u Jack Nance Morton
.s'audcvou Hugh Davidson Loo
D1nuhuD. Charles Nrbanicls. Leo
Mclaughlin. Norbert ltfimhh'
James II0aslaud. Robert Mean
.lIttla
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Personals

Mr.. aud Mrs. James J. McGraw
left Saturday Tor Chicago whore
they VIII spend q fortnight They
will return to Tulsa and lntcr Eo TO
Colorado for tho remainder "f the
summer. Young Mr.. Joseph Nc
Graw left Saturday for motor trip
~ ponca City to spend lndcpend-
cuce day with relatives and friends
Miss Clara Martin ot Chicago ar
yives July z, to visit Miss Dorothy
Vcrsol Misses Vensel and Martin
were classmates at Ferry Han, Lake
Forrest, H.. last season.
Mr. and Mrs D. u. Wertzborger,
Misses Clophane ana Floriso and
young Mr.. Robert Wertzbergcr, are
leaving today for Deer Lake. Mimi.
to spend the summer.
Misses Helen and Gertrude Glf-
| fort are leaving for Chicago to spend
| the suwmcr with their grnndpnr-
cnts Mr.. and Mrs william Glffert
| aud viii be joined later by their
| parents, MIR. and Mrs. George Gif-
/ fert and their brothers, who will
motor to Chicago later In the sum
mer.
| Mrs. Hubert W. whitney and two
young song, Jack aud Billy are leav-
ing Monday for jamestown. N. Y,
where they viii visit relatives. They
win also spend a portion OF the sum-
mer at other points In that state
and will bc Joined later In the season
by Mrs. Whitncy's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Isaac Shulcr.
~ ..f
tcenth street and Boulder avenue
announce the birth OF a son. Thurs.
day, June 20.
. Mr. Jacob schreIner left Saturda,
for points In Ohio aud tho cas
and will spend the month OF Angus
In the Ozarks, returning to Tuls;
5 September \.
Mrs. ~ NJ. Cornelius and sistor
, Mrs. Dora Kesterson, are leavinJ
today for Montclair, n. j., wher,
they will visit their daughter ant
niece, Mrs Frank j. Treleaso for tn,
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Mackey an,
small daughter George Anne. ar
now residing at 1870 South Carolini
2 avenue.
Mas William Is. Warren lef
Thursday evening to join her par
: onts at their summer home at Mont
b eagle, Tenn, and will bo gone unit.
. September /.
Z pr. s. G. Kennedy and the Mlssc
! Thelma ana Anne Kennedy eNpcc
% ia leave In early July for tour q
= the northwest. Later they will iol
g tho smaller children OF the home d
10 tho BroadmOor at Colorado Springi
s., whore they will stay until coo
: weather.
CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX.
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wednesday evening when they enter
tanned number VI friends In honor uf
Mrs Roy Corblt. Many beautiful red
roses we're In evidence throughout the
rooms and garden flowers were also used
In the decorations The entertainment
of tho evening was planned In two con-
tests In the first Mrs W, II. Hudson
was the winner and Mrs Roy Corhit was
successful In the other Punch was served
during tho evening and later sherbet and
nnglcfood cake was served. The guest
list Included Hcsdamca Roy Corbit A.
Corblt, e. G.. Wilson. W. II. Wilson, &. v.
white. NJ, T. Eyorly i. r. Pembefton,
J w Suilins. Don Stormout. J. II. Linz
coin O.. W. burnett, Leslie Martin, y. 6.
DuvAiI, Carl Moore, ". II Hudson, w, u.
Hudson, Cleve stewart, e. y, Gregg T..
Il Condry. !. ~. Jarvis and W. \. RoreK,
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Never before IN the history OF
clothes have summer clothes been
more simple. or more charming.
Gingham, is used IN other years.
made up dresses so ordinary or so
plain that they could only he suit
able for morning wear I'm the neigh
borhood. But as Bingham dresses
are being fashioned this year, they
are exquisite bits OF daintiness with
hats and bags to mntCh--made up
so fetchingly that they can hold
their own at a luncheon, or on a
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Wednesday.


Gamma Delta sorority driveway
dance with Miss Eunice Cremin en-
tortaiulug at home OF MIR. and Mre.
James Cremln.
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NWOUE NOT UTUIT UTTN0VNs miss
MoAvoy wears chintz dress, or
English print dress, such as is shown
above in the sketch to the left. This
sport dress is the thing this summer,
and has been seen at all the fash
ionable lawn parties. II is the ia
vorite type of frock for the de-
butnate and the society matron-not
90 mention tho flapper, Everybody +
favorite, in fact. When worn with
one of this large new cartwheel hats
~ is the smartest sort of outfit and
distinctly 1922
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Nowadays the petite dress
OF organdy Is worn over a
shadow proof petticoat and
that's all there is
The dotted swiss "a like
wise an old material that
used to be made up into
fussy affairs for the old
fashioned bolle-but now
ook at the simplicity OF 1t as
made up In 1922, shown In
the photo above. 1t is worn
by May McAvoy, Paramount
star. who wears It in her
forthcoming Paramount pic
ture. The Top OF New York.
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Miss Clara Martin OF Chicago ar
rives July z, to visit Miss Dorothy
Vcnsol Misses Nensel and Martin
were classmates at Ferry Hall, Lake
Forrest, H., last season.
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XINITA.

Miss Priss Nornegay who has been In
ChIcnEn for the pnst 10 m0ntha taklnE
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The Weeks Calendar


Mn aud Mrs. Ray Wade's drive
wuv dance for Miss Dorothy chap
man and Tor Mr. Campboll Chap
man.
Tuesday.
Sunrise and dance by momhcrs OF
Phi Lambda Epsilon fraternity and
their friends at Mid-Continont park
Wednesday.
CorhIu-Sioil wedding at HON
Family church
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. u. Wertzborger.
Misses Clophane and Floriso and
young Mr. Robert Wertzbcrgcr are
leaving today FOR Deer Lake, Mimi.
to spend the summer.
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Mr. and Mrs. II NJ. Mackey and
small daughter, George Anne. arc
now residing at 1890 South Carolina
avenue.
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Mas. William Is. Warren left
Thursday evening to Join her par
ents at their summer home at Mont
eagle, Tenn, and will bo gone until
September /.
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Mrs. N. NJ. Cornelius and sister.
Mrs. Dora Kesterson, are leaving
today for Montclair, n. j., where
they will visit their daughter and
niece, Mrs. Frank j. Trelease for tho
summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. Crawford Of Eff
tcenth street and Boulder avenue
announce the birth of son. Thurs
day, June 20.
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Mr. Jacob schreIner left Saturday
for. points In Ohio aud the east
and will spend the month OF August
In tho Ozarks, returning to Tulsa
September \.
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CONTINnFD ON rAaR sIx.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-23
BLIZZARD RACES AS
 PART OF TOWN BURNS
Sydney, N. $. Business Section Suffers n $25O,00O Loss---All Telegraph
 Wires Down

l Halifax. N. s., Nov. 23.-+Fire that started yesterday in the business sec- ton of Sydney, c, B.. during n howl Ing blizzard, was brought under con trol late in the afternoon. according to telephone message, received here last night from Grand Narrows sev- eral miles from Sydney. That city has been cut off from direct com. munication with the outside world for more than twenty-four hours by the storm, which felled many miles of telegraph wires s1 Care Breton. Three large concrete buildings with their contents were destroyed, and many other buildings damaged before the fire was controlled. the report said. The damage was estimated at $25o,ooO. Citizens and steel workers from the British Empire Steel CI- poration's plant worked with the fire. men.
 First reports of the fire. reaching here through passengers on train that left Sydney this mQrning, said that the business district of the city was being swept
 There was no loss of life, according to the report from Grand Narrows, although several persons suffered minor injuries Owing to the storm the ferry service between Sydney and North Sydney was suspended. In some parts of Cape Breton it was said snowdrifts are four feet deep.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-23
IF BACK HURTS
 BEGIN ON SALTS
Flush Your Kidneys Occasionally If You Eat Too Much
 Meat.

No man or woman who eats lots o1 meat regularly can ms1,e mistake by flushing the kidneys occasionally says a well-known authority. Toe much meat may form uric acid, which clogs the kidney-pores so that they sluggishly filter or strain only part of the waste and poisons from the blood then you get sick. Rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble, nervousness, constipation, dizziness, sleeplessness, bladder disorders often come from sluggish kidneys.
 She moment you feel a dull ache in the kidneys or your back hurts, or if the urine Is cloudy. offensive, full of sediment. irregular of passage or attended by sensation of scald- ing, get about four ounces of lad Salts from any reliable pharmacy and take a tablespoonful in glass of water before breakfast for few days and your kidneys may then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, com bined with lithia, and has been used for generations to flush clogged kid neys duu stihiuidec tbc Hito hCtiNlty, also to help neutralize the acids in urine so it no longer causes irritation, thus often ending bladder disorders.
 lad Salts is inexpensive and cannot injure; makes a delightful efferves- cent lithia water drink, which every one can take now and then to help keep the kidneys clean and the blood r,re thereby often preventing serious kidney complications.