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selection of the chief counsel to the attorney general.
 The fiat was immediately in the fire" Mr. Parks declared that the amendment proposed by him, he un- derstood, had been agreed upon in the senate and among those generally connected with the passage of the bill. MT Monroe insisted that since the attorney general had to bring the suits and take the blame largely for failure. should failure result, he should have the authority of appoint ing his assistant counsel rather than giving this authority, even in part. to anyone else. Mir. Parks replied by de- claring that the railroad commission wrote the amendment he had offered and that he believed it's. wishes and preferences in the matter should be regarded. ''Th;s is a war measure" he said, "and should be kept strictly aloof from any other connections"
 NIT. Little of Mississippi also cham pioned the amendment to give the governor some discretion in the ap- pointment of the chief counsel. "The governor is largely sponsor for this measure" said Mr. Little, "and, per sonally, should prefer that he ap- point the counsel. but am willing 10 the amendment
 T am opposed to anything that looks like one-man power," said Mfr. Brown of Cleveland. land I believe the proposition to. have both the gov ernor and attorney general partici- pate in the selection of the chief coun- sel Is a happy medium"
 The house was clearly in no mood to recede from the idea of appro- priating $50,O00, and on resolving it. self into committee of the whole, the measure was adopted, including the $5o,ooo appropriation and pro- viding for the employment of the chief counsel by the governor and at torney general. The measure will be taken up-for passage probably tomor- row.
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The Memphis Commercial Appeal is a great newspaper. It's editorial col umns are probably the most infiuen- tial of any paper in the Southwest. When this paper takes a stand on a public question it stands pat" The Commercial Appeal shows its sheer ity of purpose in advocating the strict enforcement of the prohibition laws recently adopted by the Tennessee
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The Billy Possum" has taken the place pf the Teddy Bear, made fam ous by Roosevelt, since Big Bill Taft declared Georgia "poSsum an 'taters' the real dish It's now ID to the New York hotel and cafe pro prietors to add Southern possum and sweet potatoes to their menus.
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1here'll be no
 Lumber Famine

Hearst News Special to Graphic.
 Cincinnati, Jan. 21.-"We need lear no lumber famine" said ". III. Russo, Memphis hardwood dealer. at the Export Convention today. Concrete and iron are taking the place of lumber" he said. Pinchot's 5 efforts toward restoration, however. was commended.
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Judges A. B. Grace and John M. Elliott are recognized as two of the best posted and most learned jurists in Arkansas. They could each easily earn at least s10,000 per year in the practice of law. As judges of the chancery and circuit courts they are not permitted to accept clients. That is one of the many good reasons why the bill, now pending in the state leg islature, increasing their salaries to $3.OOO per annum. should pass with out opposition.
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The cannibals and other wild things in the "wilds of Africa will take to the woods and stay there when they learn that Battling" Nell son, the champion lightweight prize fighter has joined the Roosevelt party for several months hunt in that country.
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REDFTET,D MEN
 IN BUSINESS HERE F

The Williams-Simpson Company has opened a saloon at No. POI East Third avenue, corner State street, with Dell Arondale as manager. The place s being thorouchly remodeled and new fixtures installed. All of the gentle men connected with the business are from Redfield, Ark.
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THE HONEST PROPRIETARY MEDI.
 CINE

has saved thousands of dollars to families who could i'll afford the ex- penses necessary to maintain the ser vices of physician, and have answer ed the purpose as we'll and often suc- ceeded equally after our best physi- clans have failed. Lydia E. Pinkhams s Vegetable Compound is one of this kind
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legislature, notwithstanding it fought the anti-saloon measures because U believes that the legislation is bad.
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The ice cream men are holding I convention in Memphis this week, but the thermometer in that city does not show any change because of the gath ering.
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FOR INITIATIVE
 AND REFERENDUM

Arkansas Senate Adopted Joint Resolution Thursday by an Overwhelming Majority Senator Toney Did Not Vote, Being Absent-House has War Tilt Over Additional Counsel and Funds for Fight Against Railroads in Rate Cases-Refused to Reduce Alp propriation for that Purpose
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You have tried others, try us. Pine City Pressing Club
 Lee F. Bryan. Prop.
Lee F. Bry an, Prop.

Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing; La dies Fine Garments Given Special Attention. We call for and deliver all work Only pressing club owned and operated exclusively by white people. Arlington Hotel building.> Old phone
 255. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Advertising Rates Made known on
 Application.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE,

By Carrier. Daily. one copy. one week. - .15 Daily, one copy, one month. .65 Daily, ono copy, six nonthS... 3.75 Daily, one copy. one yar...., 75o
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MEN OF TRINITY
 FORWARD MOVEMENT

A Fofward Movement Club was or ganized R esday nigM at the Rectory. Frank B. fVmlinson wae elected tenn
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country.
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Entered at Postotlice at Plne Bluff, Ark, as second class mail matter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30
sOOTlEGGERs ARE SENTENCED

Judge Joel NJ Sandlin, OF the su
peror court. In addition to pronuunc
mg sentence upon persons convicteb
last week for violating The enforce
ment act, heard several civil eases.
Joe zonl, former member of the
police force, was sentenced TO sixty
days in jail and fined 5000 for violat-
ing the enforcement act, He served
notice OF an appeal, as did Bill Dalton,
who was sentenced to ninety days IN
iail and fined $500 on two counts for
bootlegging. G. II Ammermau was
gwen the minimum fine. II being ms
first offence The 5000 cash bond
given by James Wilson. who was con
yicted on } bootlegging charge. was
declared forfeited. he having skipped
out
. Lewis Green WAS given sixty days
and flneo 5000 ON two charges OF sell.
ing booze
Chnb Gordon was given the mini.
mum fine for selling whskey al Gfes-
cent
G. T. Shaffer. who was convicted of
having whlskey In his possession for
unlawful purposes. was also given .
minimum sentence. Mrs Tillie Hill,
lae Crescent negFess who was con
ylctcd of doing bootlegglng business,
VIII be sentenced Monday
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ROCKEFELLER WILL
FIGHT HOOK WORM

apNew york. Oct 29--A million dol
.ars by JohA u. Rockefeller, To fight
ghe hook worm disease. was an
n0unced at the office OF the Standard
OH company here The hook worm.
according to New York medical au-
lhorlties, is a Lair-iike parasite TO
which is charged the 70 m Of anamei
nevalent especially among toe poor
ieople of The South.
Not until recent years did members
~ the medical profession recognize
that the parasite caused the maiads
rwo million people are said to be al
fected
In December. 1909. Or Charles War
dell Stiles then zoologist in the hn-
reau of animal industry az Washing
ION, who had been studying intestinas
parasites announced to the Pan.
American Sanitary congress his con.
viction that the s0-called "laziness
and "shntlessness" widely observed
In certain portions of the South. was
Z spectre disease due to hook woi m
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GROOM CANDIDATES
FOR SUPREME BENCH

Washington. Oct Speculation
as 10 the successor OF The laie AsSo-
ciate Justice PecNaam Of New YorN
on The heuch Of the supreme cour. Of
the United states covers a wide range
IN the national capital There are
those Who believe that President TAFT
viii select man residing within the
circuit from which Justice Peckham
c'me. Others wee heafd ID say that
Presl ent Taft would select The man
Tor whfm the most pressure would be
brought 10 bear
The presidents peculiar ability FOR
pcsins the hes, men for the bench
is admitted hy all tie has had wide
experience himself on the Federal
bench. ana before he was impressed
into candidacy for the presidency
had set his heart upon an appoin,-
ment to the supreme bench Of the
United states lie knows the qualifi.
cations. and no one expects him TO
make any mistake IN his selection
The name OF Frederick \. hudson
VI ST. Louis Is mentioned among the
many who were discussed today
emons the possibilities. Secretary of
War Dickinson Judge } orsee a. Lur-
on aud Gen Luke r.. Wright, all,
three of Tennessee. were spoken OF.
as were LLOYD W Bowers. solicitor
General of he department OF Justice,
and Hen'y H. Hoyt. counsclo- Of the
state department
1t is believed the president Will
make the appointment soon on account
OF the very important matters TO e
passed upon by the highest tribunal
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OIL BURNING ENGINES HERE

Three oil burner engines from the
Texas division OF the Santa Re ar
rived here last evening and will be
placed on the main line trains be
tween Purcell and Arkansas City.
-Four more oil burners are TO arrive
today or tomorrow The big mogul
coal burning engines which have been
used on the main lne win be sent 10
the Santa Fe freight division where
raifie is congested Two mammoth
cars Of crude oil arrived here yestes'
day to be used in Supplying the en-
gines until oil tanks can be erected IN
he South yards. Ii is announced by
Agent Cochrell that the small oil
burner engines will be used on the
main line trains but short time,
and the change Is only temporary, to
relieve freight conditions tn the East,
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M[HEFEE ORDERED 70 PAY

Joel NJ Sandlin. in the superior
court, has issued peremptory wit
Of mandamus ordering the state
treasurer to pay the warrant issued
by State Game Warden J. 5. Askew
for pay OF employees and office ex-
penses out OF the fish and game fund
receipts.
The warrants were neld upon the
ground that they could not be paid
until an appropriation was made by
the legislature. An appeal will be TAX
en- to the supreme court by Treasurer
Menefee.
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erTsp-S-crs<ec'sa'lntEA A'ss'ss''Se.''Asfoss'NuN1
|. RSONAL
~ AND LOCAL


Assistant Attorney General w III.
lyGcves returned last evening from
Oklahoma City
Assistant United States Attorney }
wi seothorn returned last evening
from Oklahoma City.
N
Attorney General CHARLES West re-
turned last evening from Oklahoma
City.
Dave p. Marum returned to his home
in Woodward last evening.
Acting Secretary Leo Meye- IS in
Asdmosc.
u w Oldham returned today from
a--trip to Crescent.
Charles Alling is In Crescent.
James Klrkwood. clerk of the Logan
county superior conrt. returned last
evening from McAlester where he
went to attend the state A. H. I. A..
convention.
Ex-Attorney General p. c. Simons
Of Enid was here between trains to
day,
Corporation Commissioner ]. j Mc-
Alester left today for Remus, Okla.
TO spend Sunday on bis sons ranch,
Fl. y. Greer manager Of the Wood
va-d Creamery company OF Woodward
Okla. Is in Guthrie today on business
Mr. Greer reports the capital Of Wood
ward on boom.
Mrs. Mirs Richel returned from
Texas last night where she spent tbs
past six weeks.
j. ARexfoad Is over from Plwnee
fE J Garner Of coyle Is Guthrie
eisite@
Nm Mayfield Of AbeIine. Texas, Is
aGuthrie visitor
~ n. clifford Of Ponca City Is a
Guthrie visitor.
IL g Booth Is here from sapuIpa.
Banker A - Harm is here from
ssIarshall. s-a s
Clark Field returned this morning
from state tip.
fsS,
! prohibition State Chairman O. f..
= T'pieh sreturned 10 Du ant last even
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INJURED NEGRO IDENTIFIED

The aged negro who was struck IN
'he santa 10 Yards here lato Friday
afternoon By an ext through freight
train has been Identified as Emmlnu
el Jones. a Meridian blacksmith who
LETT his home Thu tsday morning. com
ing 70 Guthrie on a Katy train. lie
Is still unconscious and the nhysi-
clans have but little hope for his re.
coyery, owing to his advanced age
aud bis skull being fractured a
daughter nf Jones arrived late YES
tcrday afternoon from Meridian IN
search Of the old man who left home
she said suddenly and unannounced
s7hc stated that he had bat one shoe
on when she saw him boarding the
train. Jones was said to have been
bunting for the shoe In the Santa Fe
yards when struck by the train
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RAILROAD CITED TO APPEAR

The firm Of Hutchinson and sob
ille1 complaint against the santa re
this morning with the corporation com
mission charging the railroad with
violating order No. iGs The commits.
eieu his cited the road offieials u
etpear on November - to answer IA.
the charge.
Citizens OF West,ille today filed q
petition with the commission aasink
for an order requiring the FfIBdb to
change the schedule Of t4lefr tfans
between Mnskogec and Fayetteville.
Arkansas back 10 the old schedule
The MestvilIeiies some time ago 40
piled for a change Of schedule. hfh
was ordered, and since the new schtd
ule has been In operation short TING
they have decided tnat the old sched.
nle was the best after all
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RAILWAY CRISIS IMMINENT

Cleveland. o.. Oct. 50 "A crisis
amcng railway employees OF the Uni
ted States. Il Is believed. In railway
circles. IS drawing near President
Lee, of the brotherhood of Railway
Tralnmen. and Grand Master w II
Stone of the Brotherhood Of Locomo
tive Engineers. returned here from
Gsicago. where they have been in
conference with officials Of the
brotherhood OF Locomotive Conduct
ors. II Is believed the conference
related TO demand for an increase
in wages. and that soon The matter
viii be submitted in a referendum TO
the members Of the various organlza
items
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Man Ia price OF Admission

Rev }. R. Abernathy. who Is con-
Quoting series of Sunday afternoon
gospel meetings in the Elite theatre
tor men and boys the past month, an
nounces that ladies' are invited to at
tend the service tomorrow afternoon!
provided they present man as a tick
et for admission. The subject of. the
afternoon lecture viii be Jack O. Ian
terms" Music will be furnished by the
I0Werr qnartette.
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A|LlERs AFTER THE BIC FIGHT

Zach Miller, of thc i0t ranch al
rliss. Okla. who rcpently offered
s6aoCo for The leffrles.Johnson fight,
was in Guthrie today Miller said he
has received no answer as yet. but
declared "We are going after the
fight tc get w. and viii offer more
moneY II necessary"
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JEW AND GENTLE
EXCHANGE PULPITs

Boston. Mass. Oct sa--Local
chruch circles ara muca Interested
in an Arrangement hy wSieh Or
George A G0rden OF The Nev 0ld
South church aud Rabbi Charles
Fieischef of Temple Adaih Israel are
Is eScharse pHlpits tomorrow No
anorih1dox Christian minister eN-
ceHt the late Edward Everett Hale
has ever preached At the New Old
south church before ami Dr. Gordon
viii be the FIRST orthodox Christian
minister to preach al Temple Ad1th
Israel
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To Clear TarnIshed Record

The Logan county high school team
has been defeated in every game this
season IN making an effort to redeem
lis record AZ Electric park this after.
noon In playing the second team OF
the Central State Normal school OF
Edmond. A large crowd Is attending
the game. rhe Military band was
used to draw a crowd. +
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FRESH TOPICS
J. OF THE TOWN
School Land Lessees Meet

The Logan county school land les.
sees are meeting this afternoon in
the police court room al the city hall
They are endeavoring to agree upon
the psiee TO be asked for their i'm
provements on the sale lands ana
kind Oi assessment they VIII accept
from the school land adjusters.
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ARE CONCLUDED

Ardmore. Okla. Oct 30 .--Argu-
ments on the demurrer TO indict
ments charging Governor Haskell and
other Oklahomans with fraudulently
scheduling Muskogee town lots were
concluded Judge Marshall probably
will render his decision this after
Decn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

"JAaK-o'-LANrERNs, a lee
ture for men and womer by
John Reagan Alternately,
Elite Theater, Sunday, .: 30
pm. Music bsLowryQ Quartet.
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Likes New Location

Word has been received here from
Streater. m, to the effect that Rev
w G Miles who was pastor of the
rirst Presbyte ian church here sew
eral years. preached his first sermon
at the Plrk Street Presbyterian
church last Sunday and that he likes
his new location very much. He
was given a big reception by the
church last week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30
Apples.
Apples.

From Arkansas. Apples that are
Npples Go TO Rock Island depot
and select just what YOU want from
far. in one bushel boxes Choice
rarieties viz: Collins reds. Canos,
Lady Pippin and Ben Davis. VIII
deliver Friday and Saturday. } Kel
iOgg
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Fine Is Reduced
commission late

The corporation commission late
iasG essaine .eaueea s.e a1l 1s
by recent order unon the Traders
compress OF this city for violating The
Order No. 15s from $500 10 $40 The
COMPLAINT was made by o. Brown, Of
she is..at cotton firm Of I.eEery and
Brown
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30
MENU FOR SUNDAY.


Grapes. farina and cream, deviled
kidneys. popovers, toast, tea and cof-
lee.
Luncheon.
JclIied tongue. lettuce and potato
salad. thin bread and butter. crack
ers and cheese. apple sauce and
cream with ginger cookies, cocoa.
Dinner.
Gumbo, smothered chickens. rice
croQGettes. stuffed and baked toma-
toes. fummers cake, black coffee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30
SHORT CUTS
TO THE NEWS

The police department will be
doubled tonight by Acting Chief Red
man to see that the BOYS don't get
ga in their Halloween fun.
I .f
Z district Judge A II. Huston and
Court Reporter Tonyo Higgins re-
.iuned this afternoon from Kingtisher
where they have been holding court
'tlis week Judge Huston has been
assigned to hold a weeks term Of
court al III Reno commencing Mon
day, to hear some paving Injunction
rases.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

TIE police Friday afternoon killed
Two supposed mad dogs on South
First street The dogs were biting
al other dogs they came in contact
with n the TWO dogs were really
mad the dogs bitten By them viii
Nkcl5 take The rabies within few
'davs The police are warning all
citizens to tie up their dogs until
fheY. learn whether mad dog epi.
lemic prevails
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

Guthrie Transfer company will nj
ter November /. 1909, do a strictly
cash business Doye brothers
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ing after spending ten days in this
city with his family.
]. =. Winton has return from a
business trip TO Muskogee
Wilbur I.pyeland Of Wichita is a
Guthlie visitor.
J. G. McKelvey of Medford is a
Guthrie visitor.
J. f. Harrington is here from Ft
Smith.
L. Sanford of Marshall is Guth-
lie visitor.
Victor E. Harlow returned to Shaw
rec today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

Thirty five teachers In the county
and city public schools yesterday
completed taking The examinations
MGR count aud city certificates. The
standings will be announced by
County Superintendent Neil Hum.
phrey next Wednesday
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Miss Julia Radcliffe OF Cunningham,
Kas. is me guest OF Mrs. G. F9
C0tteral at COS East Villas avenue Y
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Al the meeting of the Friday after
noon Euchre club yesterday al the
home Of Mrs VIM rSpurlock the club
prize was won b. Mrs Spurlock and
Mrs. r. II. Calm won the lone
hand prize The guests of the club
were Mrs. b. s Mcclure Of Paw
nee, Mrs. w. r Brownlee Of King.
fisher and Mrs J B. Turnef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

Miss Emma valllngham of Crittens
Aen, Ky. has arrived to spend q
month with Mrs G r Cotteral and
family on East Villas avenue -- 4
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Judge and Mrs J n Burford
viii entertain the Monday Evening
club ct Military ouchre Monday even
ing al their home. 100 East Clevc.
land avenue
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MENU FOR MONDAY.
breakfast.

Breakfast.
Oranges. cereal and cream. Goldfish
cakes, potato cakes. toast, tea and
coffee.
Luncheon.
+ Yesterdays iellied tongue scallop-
( ed potatoes. baked cream toast,
cream cheese and jam eaten with
+ jumbles. tea.
Potato soup timbales OF chicken
Ga left over). mashed potatoes, fried
{ eggplant, fruit dessert. black coffee.
The Altruistle club will meet next
Thursday afternoon al 1880 o'clock
at the Carnegie library.
Mrs. +. C. Hunt is visiting rela
tires in Oklahoma CITY.
Mrs. b. S. Mcclure, wife of Con.
gressman Mcclure of Pawnee. is the
guest of Mrs VIM. Spurock al 702
East Noble avenue.
y Mrs. A. ~. NeUnef mas fethtntu
+ from a several weeks visit In Paris,
Texas. with relatives
Mrs. George Hines has returned
from a visit in Kansas City with rel
atives
Al the card party given Friday
afternoon at Knights OF Columbus
+ hall b. the young ladies' Of st Mary's
T Catholic church. Mrs ] ID. Burke
won the first prize. silver spoon:
the lone hand prize. pair of SILK
hose. was awarded to Mrs Fred
Byers and the consolation prize, a
Il Halloween souvenir. went TO Mrs
Ryan Those receiving the guests
were Misses Virginia Hagan, Mary
4 Casali and Esther Beland
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Three blocks Of concrete have
been laid on South Maple street by
The Hin Paving company
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The Smart Set gives Halloween
social this evening at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs Lyman knighton. on
East Warner avenue
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Mrs. Ira Longaker and daughter
have returned to Oklahoma City
after few days eislt In the city
with her mother Mrs y Penny.