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, 1922-05-16
AND
PESEk CLASH
Wrestling Interest Cepters IN
Match Scheduled for
Tonight.

CHICAGO. May 1e-harin Psestfna
of Chicago viii meet John Pesok. the
Nebraska heavyweight. in n finish
wrestling match hero tonight. two out
Of three falls. with a referee and two
Judges to decide the contest
Pesek and Picsstna ciashed in New
York several months ago and the
match developed into such a rough
contest with Pesek as the offender.
that 1t WIS stopped after tho men had
been On the mat ~ minutes Tho New
York state athletic commission barred
Pesek for life because OF his alleged
unfair tactics Ptestina has persist
emily challenged Ed tstrangler1 Lewis.
tho champion: Stanisizus Zbyszko and
other leaders OF the heavyweight di-
vision without success.
, 1922-05-16
Golf Gossip

The soif course OF the Casper Cob
club. south OF town suffered heavy
manage from the recent heavy storms
and will have to undergo wholesale re.
pairs before play can be effectively
Presumed. The damage resulted main
iy to washing out of tees and greens
in some places. The work of repairing
is underway and the course at this
time is Just passable.
The second ball sweepstakes VIII be
played over the course next Sunday.
conditions permitting. BY that time
The course should he In good shape
and low scores should be turned in.
The rules governing tho Sunday
contest WIN be on the same lines that
Che frs. 'weepstakes was staged, play.
ers being allowed to tee-off anytime
between 9 A. m. and 2 p. m. In some
cases the handicap Will be adjusted
thus bringing many now players into
the realm OF potential winners. An
Entrance fee OF rs ccnts VIII be
charged.
The m should DO in good condi.
ton for practice before the end of
the week and all players should take
advantage Of the opportunity to prac-
lice for h Sunday events.
improvements are being made at
the grounds including reduction and
improvements OF the club house. 9th
er plans for enlargement and improve
ments viii be announced later.
, 1922-05-16
HORSESHOE AND QUOT
ASSOCIATIONS MERGE

MnNNEAPoLIs. MINI. May 1s.-
By The Associated Press)-Mergine
OF tho National League of Horseshoe
and Quot Pitchers' association and
he National Association of Horseshoe
Pftchcrs' is announced today by B. G,
Leighton, OF this city. president OF the
latter organization
The national horseshoe champion.
ship contests. to DO held In connection
with the Iowa state fair. August rs
TO September /. will be under the aus.
pices OF both associations. under a
joint committee.
heretofore each organization con.
Quoted national tournaments but
the national association, due to its
having fourteen states affiliated with
it, in addition to many private clubs
was recognized as the representative
body.
, 1922-05-16
Athletic Heart Is
Myth, Directors In
"Big Ten Declare

URBANA, III. May 16@Athletic
heart. n supposedly ser1ous maiady
affecting athlesies who exercise
strenuously. is AL n myth. accord
ing Il At least two athletic directors
OF tho Zig Ten" and by statistics
gathered at the University OF mi
non.
There r. no such thing as an attn
ietc heart" said George Huff. di-
rector OF athletics at Illinois .
TN all of my experience I have
mover met an athlete who suffered
from this so-called athletic heart. I
have never even heard of any per-
son who was i'll on account Of IT.
Athletics do make the muscles How
and probably the heart does become
larger. but that Is as ~ should be-"
A. A Stag. director Of athledcs at
the University Of Chicago holds tho
same view.
Statistics prepared at minots show
that there were 341 ulini athletes
who had won their 'T's" who took
physical examinations for the army.
OF this number only one was re-
jected on account OF injuries receiv-
ed while a member OF Illinois teams.
This was Ham" Atwood. former
baseball star who was kept out of
service on account OF a fractured
arm sustained while In school. The
letter men are the ones who do the
hardest training and the test is
therefore fair. according to Mr.. Huff.
Not one OF the men examined had n
trace Of heart trouble and only 10
men rejected by the army.
This is a much smaller percentage
, 1922-05-16
Pope to VieU
Baseball For
First Time

NEW YORK. May ia pope for
the first time is to witness a base
ban game soon
In donating to the Knights OF Col
umbus a site for an athletic field at
the foot Of n Of the seven hills of
Rome Pope Plus XII, 1t was an.
nouneed hero today. expressed to Ed.
ward L. Hean. director OF the or.
ganintion's work in Italy. the hope
OF seeing the American g54me played.
Pope Plus win be able to watch
tbs game frcn n window of his
ss1dy overlooking the field. II want
TO sec with my wi eyes the de
Teiopment Of your work." his hoii-
ness said"
, 1922-05-16
CHESS EXPERT
SWEEPS PARIS
Cuban Wins SO Out of 40
Games Played Simultane-
ously Today.

PARIS. May 1s-Joso r. CAPa
blanca the Cuban chess expert. today
won IS games. lost one and drew one
playing simultaneously against 40 ol
the best chess players in Paris. The
only one TO beat the champion was
Jean Pipe. an elderly nniquary. II
was n fine exhibition Of chess
throughout
An hour and a quarter passed be.
fore Capzhlanca's frst opponent
abandoned the game Among the
players were Alfred Capus. member
OF The French academy. and editor of
tho Figaro and two women. Mile.
Raffrey. French. and Miss Hfsccck.
English. the latter finishing among
the last six players.
, 1922-05-16
Calendar;

Racing.
Meeting of Metropolitan Jockey club.
at Jamaica
Meeting of Kentucky Racing asso
citation, at Louisville.
Baseball
Opening Of the season Of the kitty
league
Billiards.
Jake Schasfer VS.. weIker Cochran.
for 1872 baIkline title. at Chicago.
Shooting.
Indiana State -trapshooting tourna-
ment. at Indianapolis.
Oklahoma State t-rapshooting tour
nainent, at Ardmore
Bench Show.
Show of Allied Canine clubs Of Mon
1real.
Boxing.
Bill Brennan VS.. Jim Tracey, IL
rounds. at Now York
Augie Rather vs. Jock Malone, u
rounds at New York
George Shade VS.. Bryan powney,
10 rounds at Cincinnati
, 1922-05-16
STAR Boxes HIS WAY TO
FAME IN HUB FEATURE

y Stevenson. who has played
male leads in many stage and screen
productions, is appearing as aboxinr
'impresario in the UniversaI-Jewel
Golfers series OF Leather Pusher-
stories. by H. C. witwer, the first
round of which VIII be shown at the
Hub theater Wednesday n Thurs.
day. Stevenson Is manager of Repi.
maid Denny the star. who first an.
pears as Kane Halliday" a college
athlete. and then boxes his way 10
fame and fortune as kid" Roberts
Hayden Stevenson Is another ma.
uve son of kentucky who has helped
to uphold the traditions of the state
and who has made good in dramatic
productions and on the silver scream.
He was born In Georgetown, KY, and
after attending public schools decided
on a career on the stage.
After appearing in several home
amateur productions he Joined a stock
company at San Joes, Cal, and was
o o promoted to leading parts. For
several seasons he played the male
leads in various stock companies in
San Jose. CAL; Portland. Ore; Port.
land. Ne; Rochester. N. Y; Dayton.
Ohio; Indianapolis. Ind; Montreal and
Vancouver, Canada.
He also played with Lionel Barry.
more in h stage production of 1.-The
Copperhead" and supported Florence
Roberts in vaudeville and in Tea for
Three. He has supported Tyrone
Power, Blanche Walsh, House Peters
and Ethel Clayton.
, 1922-05-16

kecier went into the ring at Fort
Colhns n f1vorte According to Fort
Collins papers he held Perkins even
until the sixth round-
Fort Collins Is now bidding strong
Tor the prospective holiday match In
which Perkins VIII meet one of the
TOP notchers and George Mcleod
hopes to land tho bout for Casper. Ne
gotiations have been opened, II Is
known and all that remains to be ar
ranged is satisfactory terms between
the fighters.
, 1922-05-16
.COvEY HOLDS
TENNIS TITLE
British Champion Defeats
Walter Kinsella in Lon
don Match.

LONDON. May 1s.-Georxe r.
Convey. OF England. worlds p~orfeszion-
al court tennis champion defeated
Walter Klnsella. Of New York, three
out of four sets In n series OF thirteen
sets for b title Today,s score WA
81. SO. lie. g.
-Four moro sets WIN be played Wed
nesday n h remainder, II tho match
should not be decided by Wednesdays
contest, on Saturday.
, 1922-05-16
THE PERNICIOUS PAIN
OF RHEUMATISM
WILL YIELD TO 1T

eaifcyfio acid compounds ara
recognised by physicians to be
most effective in relieving rheu-
when h compound IL nsuirin
Aspirin In not q narcotic or habit
Forming drug. Pure aspirin does.
however. disturb digestion often
times. and because OF this discom-
Tort which follows its use In the
pld FORM. many people wrongly
oeiieve aspirin to be 4 heart de-
b~ressant.
TINGLE'S LAxo ASPIRIN a,.-
, 1922-05-16
World Results
By Leased Wire
PERKINS TO MEET fulton OR
ROPER IN BATTLE This SPRING

Frospects Tor a battle between Harvey Perkins, Casper
heavyweight, and either Fred Fulton or Bob Rorer are con-
sidered brighter following Perkins decisive defeat of Keller
a OFT Collins, Colo, last week. Perkins slowed up Keller
with a sledge hammer blow in the sixth round and wbile tbe
latter failed to take the count he was ready to ouit when the
promoter stopped the fight
, 1922-05-16

Music hath charms that ,oo,i.s the
savage slugger.- Ken Williams Is pre-.
sented with a music box by ST. Louis
fans, and blooey goes Ken's home>run
swatting.
, 1922-05-16
Pal Moore Wins
Fight Decision

ATLANTA Ca May 1s. - Pal
Moore. the Meuphis, Tenn. bantam
weight won a referees decision over
Tim orDovd in a 10 round contest here
last night
, 1922-05-16

D0wNEY DEFEATS oDowD.
AT COLUMBUS-Brysn Downey,
Cleveland middlewesght. won the
referees decision over Mike O'Duwd,
st. Paul, in 1. rounds.
, 1922-05-16
TIE TDTDTnLC1C ID HC nE CD0nTTHIr ArrvYc First M
Ak A1AuDOlVG i k4OE vi - ON1 UVO NEWS I'll OAUE
First IN NeDs
OF All Epents

has been released ancondironary A.,
Rightfnder Wickland has been A.
pointed temporary manage.
, 1922-05-16

George Topocer of the Cardinals is
near The top in the list of National
league batting averages.
, 1922-05-16

TOLEDO MANAGER RELEASED.
AT ToLEDo[Frsd Ludc1ns- vet
e-an nrst basemAn and managur of
the Toledo American association club.
, 1922-05-16

Looks as II Walter Schmidt, Pitts
burgh's holdout catcher. has been
"Gooched' by the Pirates forever.
, 1922-05-16

WALLACE BESTS CR0Z1ER
AT H0USTON-Otto Wallace Of
Milwaukee oufpoiufed Dutch Crozier,
Houston- I'm L rounds
, 1922-05-16

than found In any other cAs of
men who took tho tests"
, 1922-05-16

Jeweiry and watcn repairing by ex
pert workmen. All work guaranteed
Casper Jewelry Mig. Co.. o.-S Bldg.
s-5-ti
, 1922-05-16

An Detroit Is backing up The Tigers
and the Tigers r backing UP the
American league.
, 1922-05-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
st. Louis at Boston
, 1922-05-16

Last Scores
MONDAY FINALS.
National League.

National League.
Brooklyn 2. Cincinnati g.
Bottom 8, Pittsburgh G., 90. innings)
Philadelphia Z, St Louis IS.
New York 1, Chicago o.
American League
St Louis 3. Philadelphia IA
Cleveland 2, Washington 8.
Chicago o, Boston 2.
Detroit S.. New York L
, 1922-05-16

AT LIVINGSTON - Joe Adams,
weitcrweight. knocked out Bn Renko
of Seattle IN IL rounds.
, 1922-05-16

pelfs the drawbacks of indigestion
which confront Ted ordinary aspirin
for years II contains q digcstane
xhat Is separately prescribed by
physicians for dynpspsia- Within
n short time after taking, usually
ten minutes. the salicyiic acid 10 In
the blood. distending the tiny cap
.llaries and bringing about relief
from congestion and consequent
pain ard stiffness. The laxative
which IL Aise contains aids in rid
ding the body of toxins and pol
sons. assuring you of permanent
RELIEF. Remember tho three points;
, 1922-05-16
LEWIS THROWS oRpsaAs

AT MNNEAPOLIs-Ed Stus-
ie-, Lewis. worlds heavyweight char.
pion wresties. defeated Henry ORD
man of Minneapolis In straight fau.
, 1922-05-16
Today's Games
National League.

National League.
Boston at Pittsburgh
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis
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/cNes
4 MUSIC \
Y WOrHENS 4
y WORK -
Tuiny'n Evcnts

Miss Mary Uavdon'7 l1form1
dancing party IN the Hotel Tulsa
houuruE Miss Nerda BulcW
Mrs. r. l. Martin eutcrtnius al
luncheon and theater porty for Miss
Apua Martin.
OtCka Eamma club dance lu the
Country club.
gives tea IN Hunt Tea Room for
TuI7a girls attending Underwood.
Sosakwa club dance ln ,he Eits'
home.
Jus-a-Npro club cntertnins az
Christmas party iu the home OF Mr.
and Mrs F E. Workman
Crown Seal ChautouQua circles s
anuuBl party i1 the home Of Mrs. G..
w. Parent
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students at the state university 40
Norman, okla. arrived this week TO
spend tho holidays with their par
euts. Mr.. ana Mra W H. Jones. 1920
South Detroit ayonur
hilss Mildred Sheppard who Is at
tending the normal school o. Ed
mund, okla. will spend the holidays
with her sister. Mrs. Dixie l.. Gore,
aud Mr.. Gore.
Alexander II. Sheppard Wagner,
attending Hnvcrford school ia Penn
sylyanla, and Mise Mary Sheppard
Wagner student at Vassnr. are at
homo TO spend the holiday season
with their parcnts Or. and Mrs. II.
r. wagner.
Fred Bennett attending tho uni
vcraity of Denver arrived Thursday
to- apoud the Christmas season with
his father. %. E Bonnctt. and sister,
Mira. L G. Murray
Joseph Jnukowaky attending the
University of Illinois arrives Sat
urday to spend the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. II. Jankow'
fky.
Miss Marjorie Wclch attending
Endclff college at Cambridge, Mass.
arrives Thursday and Mi8s Betty
Waloh attending Sulleus institute at
BriwoU. Va. came Tuosdny 20 spend
the holidays with their parents Mr.
and Mrs vs.. NJ. Wclcn.
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Ne,Us of SdpRLpd
Faye Reese Dunlap. Phones is5.Isio- n


Special to The World.
SAPULPA, Dec. .O.--Creek county's
election cOntest was again brought Into
court this morning when testimony was
taken before Judge John l.. norman, In
the case OF II. Williams, candidate for
recollection as county Judge, against the
county election board. Tho board was
ordered 10 appear before Judge Norman
today with "A complete canvass Of votes
cast In pepew, precinct two, rnd precinct
one Sunnyslnpe. Attorney George J.. Jen-
ntngs. election board secretary. pr,
GroOme, member ut tho election board,
ana John Arrpwood. Inspector at sunny
slope, Cy Riddle, counter at SunuyslOpe.
c. N. Rhodes, Inspector at pepew two,
were placed on the stand to testify nB to
tho gonulnencss OF thu signatures on the
tally sheets up for inspection by tho court.
fIre which hrnka ont cnrlY M rnnrr-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 20.--The rosisna-
tion OF W K. Kavanaugh as presi-
dent OF the Coal Operators assocIo-
tion OF the fIf,h and ninth districts
OF Illinois which was presented SOW
eral months ago, was accepted today
by the board of directors at "a meet
ing here. G, IA, Kraus secretary ot
the association, was elected to suc-
ceed KavanauEh and o. l.. Luna
Chi was chosen secretary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

Misses Maxine Noble ana ArtlT
Allen attending Pruclpia schcol at
81 Louis, w,I arrive Thursday TO
apcnd tho holid1ys with their par
eute Mr.. and Mrs, Charlaa r. Noble
ana Mr. and Mrs w. H. Allsp
Mrs A. A. Blow OF New York. han
arrived TO spend tho holidays With
her son. Mr. Allmand M. Blow and
Mrs. BLOW.
Miss Frances Riddle ia at home
for tho holidays with her parents.
Mr. ana Mrs IT, f.. Riddle. Miss
Riddle ~ teacher Of aesthetics and
classic ballet az Miss Mcrrills school
IN Mamaroncck. ~ y.
Misa Lue Lougan who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. rrGsslcy O..
Walker and Alr Walker has returned
to her home In Sedalia. No. Mr.. and
Mira. Walker leave Thursday for
Kansas city 90 spend the holidays
with Mrs. Walkers sister. Mrs.
Frank r. Wren, and Mr.. Wren and
other klnrolk.
MIR. and Mrs Edward Carson Har-
vey will spend the New Years in
Kansas city ms guests of Miss RoXa
Strosnyder and Will be guests Of hon
or at a News Years party given 10y
Mlss Strosnyder on that day.
Mr. ana Mrs. Frederic Bowers
Konnt2 have taken possession Of
their new home at Seventeenth
street and South Norfolk avvnuo.
Mr. MN y ,v Il, U.a IL
and Mrs 10, II. Poe and Master Ron
ert Milton Poe, all OF Olmulgee. will
arrive Friday TO visat in the home
Of MIR. and Mrs B NJ. Poe. and will
be among the relatives present at
the large family dinner given Christ
mas day IN the Poe home.
Misa Jane Ransom will not come
for the holidays with her parents,
MIR, ana Mrs. George NJ, Ransom.
but instead will be member OF the
houscparty OF Mrs. Lucius B. Terrell
and daughter, Miss Evelyn, nt New
Haven, Conn. MiAs Ransom and Miss
Terrell are students Mt Dana Han,
wellesley Mass. Mrs, Terrell plans
to take the entire houseparty to
New York during the holidays
Miss Ruth Blumcufeld attending
the state university will arrive Thurs
day to spend the holidays with her
parents. MIR. and Mrs ", Blumen-
field,
Mrs Frank Frantz, formerly Of
| Tulsa, but now OF 81. Louis, arrived
| "Wednesday TO visit FOR brief time
| before going TO Enid whore she viii
/ spend the holidays. with her are
| Frank Frautz. lr., "A student at the
| University OF Colorado, her dauBh-
| ter. Miss Louise who attends Prln-
| cipla college In 81. Louis and her
/ two small daughters. Misses Matte
! ana Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Bahmhn
ami son Sherwood Lahman will
spcnd the holidays with relatives In
saltwater.
MIR. and Mrs. II, j. Rainey VIII
leave this week 70 spend the yuletide
season with relatives in South Bend,
Ind.
MisAe4 E,lVtra aud yuauitn TOnpa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

Mrs, Milton Roc Sabin will give
q Christmas tree party az her home,
1;7 South Denver. on Friday after
noon from 2 TO 3 to her pupils and
the Trinity church boys' choir, who
assisted on the program In conven-
tlon hall at her Christmas fantasy,
given for the benefit OF the humane
society sponsored by The World.
Each small guest will bring an Of
ferlng To the Christmas tree, which
VIII be sent TO tho humane society
Tor distribution,
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The theft Of small bank containing
several duilsrs in silver was reported Go
police this morning from 400 South Hick.
ory street. The rCbbrr. who entered The
house while the family was down town
Christmas shopping overlooked numerous
pieces ~ valuable cut E.sHs. Chief %
Police Ralph Morey warned residents 90.
day 20 lcsye an outside light burning
during Christmas week. when petty
thlevoH are on the lookout Tor the fam
Nics 90 leave home az night for their
Christmas buying
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ChrIstInns Party.

Tulsa Wuman's club members
made Christmas happiness very
definite thing for the girls Of
the Frances II. willard homo on
Monday afternoon. when they en-
tertained them with doughtful
Christmas party in the home,
aud presented each OF the 23
girls with an attractive gift. Spc-
clal guests in attendance at the ar
fair we're the members OF the board
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

At y meeting % the American Legion
post last nlgH in tnSr rluhroops, ar
ranRemeuts were made f0r tho Roscoe
Frye post 90 serye O. Christmas dinner
for any ex-servico mon the city. who are
not otherwise provided FOR. n was asked
that all such caeoa be reported TO post
headQuattera E. D. Underwood appointed
pail bearers for military funeral FOR
yesterday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

Miss Ruth Ward 10 entertaining
With n the0ter party on Friday for
Miss Mildred Pitt OF MonrOvia. Cal,
a student at Drury college In Spring
field. Mo, and a former Tulsa girl.
Luncheon viii be served at the Cof-
Tee Cup ten rooms DfterwArd.
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Ntn,or NIctrr IL Stolen.

r. l.. James, 41S South Cincinnati,
parked HIS automobile al second ana
Boulder, JUS, a half block from
tbe pollce station, vest erday and had
the motor meter stole pfrom his car.
according 20 II report made at inc
rnlice station early last night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

Abraham Beckcr New York, Is
under arrest charged with the mur-
der of his wife who disappeared
last April and whose body was
found later I'm the rear of Il ga
rage, She had been beaten to death
with a hammer. Reuben Norkin,
behind whose garage the body was
found, is being held as a material
witness.
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Thnntcr rnrtr nnd Tcn.

Mrs y. u Savage is giving n the
Ater party ana tea on Thursday aft
eruoon for her daughter, Miss Mar
fan Savage.
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Robert A Mcnirney.
Funeral director. 92l Main,
Phone Usage 19t-4b6.--AdvertlHe'
ppnt,
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Mrs. Dorothy studebaksr, 1912 West
Twsnty-frst, wife OF Joh Studebaker.
Frisco tTsinman. accompanied by her
dpughter, will leave Saturday morning Tor
WInslnw. Ark TO attend a family reunion,
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Ruth Danforth. 25-year-old daughter, Of
Mr. aad Mrs, ]. q, pNnforth, Of lal6 West
twentieth who took sick sunday evening
with severe case OF tonsilitiB, IL slowly
Improving
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West Tulsa NeUs


Mrs Flar4 nrown of Htnutland No, vho
camo to West Tulsa turon months aEo.
visiting hrr slater. hra John 10. Nnpp ot
-Is1 S1uth olympia. and took aick carly
lasf month with typhoid fever Ia now
sIowiy improving. Mrs. brown suffered q
relapse a few days ago, but tho attending
.pHyFigiRpa .rr eNpUCtlug Howa abrupt
changes Tor better iu the next fpS days.
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Announcements.


TulOma chapter u. ID. order East
ein star will hold business meet
Ing Saturday evening. December 23
in Masonic hall There viii he an
tnitlatory meeting held Wednesday
evening December 21.
All hostesses and hosts for tho
numerous parties and entertain
GRents calendarod for the Christ mas
holidays are requested TO send TO
the society editor, by mail or mes
senger, reports concerning the par
ties several days in advance of the
events, az the work of the societY
department win be SO greatly In
creased during the holiday season
that u will be impossible to solicit
data for accounts OF those affaira.
especially club parties and dances,
that have been previously au-
nounced. This request Is made In
order to establish fun co-opera don
between the society department. and
jtA patrons and TO facilitate The
work during this particularly busy
season,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

The Y w. A. Of tho First Baptist church
met tuesday evening in the home Of Mias
Opal Lock at IA02 West Twenty-Hscond
street, and were entertainnd with n christ
mas program followed by games and To-
freshmcpts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

Mira John Hunt OF Muskosee, who ar.
rived last Monday norning. la spending
the Christmas holidays visiting her
pnronta Mr.. and Mira. Il. Phillips, who
Two on south NoEgles.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

groepdy. egsG south olympia. was
rpund 20 work Mt the SepulpA Refining
comrany wednesday morning after
thr,s WoekR lRY-uff.
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Cleveland Sanders, CLINTON addition. 's
making preparations 80 establish -.
wash laundry iu that section OF Ntst
Tulsa IN the near future,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

Tho old dwelling house, which ha, been
etandInE on 1915 South Phoenix Tor many
yeara. Ia being moved by ita owner ana
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