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tional polo cup. is amplifed in the cable
dispatch from London. The challenge
reached this country yesterday. signed oy
Major F. Egerton-Green as captain of the
Hurlingham team
H l. Herbert. chairman of the National
Polo Association, and Harry Payne Whit
ney were much elated at the success of
their effort TO bring about the matches.
The team that is coming across the Atlantic
Ocean however. will not be designated as
Hurlingham. but as Old Etonians
Captain Herbert Wilson. Of last years
cup team. and the Earl of Rocksavage. who
also plays on the crack team Of the 9Th
Lancers. are Of this team.
{ A provisional challenge for the cup won
by the Meadow Brook team in England last
year was received several months ago AMI
this has now been made permanent
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
COST or NONRESIDENT PUPILS.

The answers Of 3O2 cities to questions sab
ni+ted nv the Bureau of Municipal Re
search for Miss Dorothy Whitney show
that Now York is one of twelve which do
not charge tuition for nonresident pupils
A total of $4,000 is received in one year
nv 300 cities for about eighteen thousand
nunils. Like New York, San Francisco
makes no charge for nonresident pupils
and Boston makes no charge If parents are
too moor to pay The education of non
resident child in New YORK costs ABOUT $o'-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
COOPERSTOWN FOUR WINS
Defeats Rockaway by Safe Mar
gin in Fast Polo Match.

Clever team work on the part of the
Cooperstown polo team made II possible
for It to defeat the Rockaway four by
net score Of I3 goals TO n yesterday in
the tournament for The second Great Neck
challenge cup, on the field al Great Neck,
Long Island. The Cooperstown players
made wonderful combination plays, keep
ing the ball UP to E s Reynal, who hit
accurately to goal Malcolm Stephenson
was in all Of these PLAYS, and his riding
and msllet work was remarka bly, strong.
". a. Hazard, known as the father OF
American polo. played No. / for Rock
away, substituting for Paul Rainey He hit
well, but was ridden off easily when he
appeared dangerous. The lineup follows;
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
NOT TO INTERFERE WITH FIGHT
So Says Governor Of California, Who
Also Explains Frame-Up" Story.

sacramento. Ca. June s-Concerring the
sei--1es-Johnson Gg1-. Governor GIIett said
as n-ga,
VII not interfere. no matter how many
ls-lons are sent 70 ne, unless an salts
Nel maj condition has arisen demanding e
.1s Interference Of The Governor OF Cali
----z
1-eleT-ing 70 Tire report that he had de-
-ssea he fght "frane-up.'- the Governor
-s,-4'eo iaat an unfair advantage had been
--A7- o Z casual remark made by him. and
<. le had not been Interviewed or the
Ebisct
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what of a luxury, have become a neces-
sity to the well dressed woman
The silk hosiery displayed this season
shows all sorts OF lovely decorative de-
signs In some examples exquisitely
wrought sprays Of lilies-of-the-valley. love
knots, butterflies or trailing vines are scat
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
,,ttI MOTOR FOR VOTES.

The New York State Woman Suffrage As
sociation is planning TO sweep the state in
an automobile this summer Miss Harriet
MAY Mills. who is organizing the expedition,
will take some college women with her.
and open air meetings will be held at all
the stopping places
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
DISoUIETINe.

We'll" said the doctor, briskly, as he
entered the patients room, how is every
thing this morning?
the only trouble seems 70 be my breath ~
"Oh well. III give you something that
viii soon stop that '-BroWning Magazine
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ROCKAwAY.
COOPERsTOwN.
....13 Total

Cooperstown-E s. Reynal f5 NJ
Stephenson ~, 2. s Won Stade C2): lost by
penalty. none. net score. with handicap allow
ance. Is goals Rocka kaway-Rene La Montague.
IT. 81, r. J. Collier ~. J. Cheever CoWdin a.;
lost by penalty. for foul. \ goal; net score, "a
goals. Referee-H. H Holmes. Time-Eight
periods Of seven and one-half minutes each
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
FRANK J. eoULD's HORSE SECOND

Paris June SIN the Prix de Ia Cite.
run a. ST. Cloud to-day. Frank J. Gould's
InEanbe finished second.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07

SvZygy saved ground cn TIRE
Ft.sv Miss. carried wide b. 4 20
,,roulinent SstisfaE ran greerlv
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
Gravesend Racing Summarize
WEATHER CLEAR; TRACK HEAVY

, for mares c: ages added About furongs
Winner blk Lackford-Edth H
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Betting

Lt-b raVe her , NIIlAIIls aI' aIIaE1'
~, Haeae. a hot paddock tip was never
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gsto winner
TWiightQ chance with the start
About
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Petronius avoided the eaYIy pace. but closed
lasf sixteenth DBlicare lost ground on paedock
sblv Was best ~ the weights. Harvey r. Wsf
Ia kstretch. AcuUen found the tourney TOO far.
SIXTH RACE-For maiden Niles Two yesrs old,
driving place easily. Time. 1898 WHINE
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07

ing for maidens three years
. S4O0 added. One and one
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07

a,d caught Frank Purcell tirinE in
again swinging into the stretch. prob
on, after dropping out Of II on the
- Five furlongs. Start good Won
~, INSPECTOR B.-Anna Brooks. owner.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07

FIRST RACE E-Hsndicap for ma
Won Easily. place same
- ReTu-alT
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07

raH turning for rone-
!. probably vas lest !
2 and should fF1pVoNS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-20

Il never felt 80 near my grave,
writes Lewis Chamblin. OF Manches.
ter. Ohio. r. II. No. 3. "as when a
frightful cough and lung trouble
pulled me down to ll6 pounds In
spite OF many remedies and the best
doctors. And that l am alive today
Is due solely to DR.. Kings New Dis
covery. which completely cured me.
Now weigh l60 pounds and can
work hard II also cured my four
children of Group" lnfallible for
Coughs and Colds. it's the most GER
tain remedy for LaGrippe. Asthma.
desperate lung trouble and all bron'
chial affections. soc and 3l.O0. A
trial bottle free. Guaranteed by Ard
more Pharmacy.
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hoW'a Ihls2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case OF Catarrh tina:
can not be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
We. the Undersigned. have known
+. J. Cheney for the past fifteen
years and believe him perfectly hon
orable In all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any
obligation made by his firm.
Walding. Kinnan 4 Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken In
ternaiiy, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. Testimonials sent free. Price
rs cents per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation. d&w
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Lena Rivers COMING.

An innovation in comedy drama
will reach local theater-goers when
Lena Rivers" il produced here. DE
lightfully told with a flavor of me
tropolis which is quickly recognized
the pay has made an instant hit In
every city where the excellent com
pany has presented it, society turning
out in force and setting Its sea-
OF approval upon the wholesome fun
provided. Lena Rivers" will be
the offering at the Robson opera
house. matinee and night, Tuesday
February 22.
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Ve Poem Of We Month.

We Poem ot We Month.
NuS comes February the month q
slOsh
When the streets are all awash
With the ripping waves of smsh,
On their angry, onward rush
From the gutter 10 the sea,
Where the waiting fishes be-.
Month OF snoezcs, month OF snifis.
Month Of early springtimc whifis;
Time for rubber and golosh.
Time for gaudy mackn osh
Scarcely time tor blushing rose,
or for summer und"rclo'"s
You were wise to have a care
As to garments that you wear,
II your neither duds are thin,
Wear without your sable skin,
II the same are warm and thick,
Light spring coats are polite.
Keep your toes and spirits dry
As upon your way you fly,
Not forgetting now's the day
or the influenzay.
II were well to use n keb
when You travel round In Feb.
Judge.
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Refused First Mansion.

The Pennsylvania legislature voted
IA sum of money for presidential
residence, but when Washington saw
( he said indeed he wasn't gong
to spend the money necessary 20
properly fit up such big place, and
1t didn't occur TO congress that the
presidents home should be furnished
out Of the public treasury, so ne
rented . house from Robert Morris.
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!. The INST celebrated OF modern
musical composers.
2. An English astronomer.
g. Second largest empire in the
world
T. Leader OF the Protestant Ret
ormation.
:. A republic oil South America.
6. Largest city in the word.
I. The name OF four kings and
the patron saint CT England.
S. A blind poet second only in
rank 10 Shakespeare.
9. The skeleton OF small Jelly
Ike animal.
10. 4 fisherman OF Galliec, sup.
posed TO be Christ's first disciple.
II. The first OF the order of proph.
cts and the last Judge of Israel.
Answer will appear tomorrow
Letter Enigma.
Ny first is in fair but not In
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Benevolent Society.

The Benevolen. Society viii meet
On Thursday afternoon with Nrs. c.
P vanDenberg when 1t Is hoped cv-
cry member will be present
The society IL starting out a new
year and would like 70 have the
hearty cooperation OF every woman
whose name is in their membership.
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Swinging Around the Circle.

Washington believed in president
getting acquainted with his country,
and IN March. 1879, he set out on a
tour OF the southern states. riding
on one set Of horses |. SS7 miles,
and returning to Philadelphia, then
the capital July q.
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Twenty.First Anniversary.

yesterday was the twenty-first an
adversary of Mrs. c. p. VanDenberg' S
citizenship in the town OF Ardmore.
/. In honor OF the event Mrs. VanDen-
berg planned q surprise dinner TO
which she invited the friends OF the
family who were living here AZ that
time.
Those who We're present were Mr..
and Mrs. Hardy, Dr.. Hardy. DR.. Biv-
,sns. Mr.. Sammons and Mrs Little
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STORM MOVING TO NORTHEAST.
Central over Mississippi, Valley
Snow Falling Over Ohio Valley.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE snow
and sleet storm which started over
the Easf crn Gulf States Is moving
northeast rapidly. The eastern Allan
tic States will BE- under its influence
by tonight or tomorrow morning at
the latest, the weather bureau FORE
casters say.
The sleet storms Is central over the
Mississippi Valley and snow Is falling
over the Ohio Valley. Over the A.
lantic States the storm win be- a.
cided drop In mercury.
Ardmoreite Want Ads are the best
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February 22.

',o,herg Gnd Pony Davis Painkiller in.
valuable in tho Huysery, and it should he
kept at hand in case OF accident. Forpfip
i the breast tafo a llttio Painkiller il
swcetened milk uad water, bathing tho
breast in it cicai NJ the sqmo time II tho
milk passages are clogged, ON cold, or othei
causes, bathing in tho Painkiller will give
Immediate relief. Ask for New 35c. Bottle.
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President of the United Daughters
Of the Coniederacy of Oklah Ama. who
was prcscrtcd with the pen lscd by
Governor Haskell In signing the bill
appropriating $20.0C0 Tor the main.
tenancc of The state Confederate
Home at Ardmore
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Presbyterian Aid Society.

The Aid Society of the Presbyterian
church meets Tuesday afternoon at
three O'Clock with Mrs. Kirk Dyer
at her home corler OF B street ant
Broadway. Business session from
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The Ziezag Puzzle.

The zigzag contains eleven words
of SIX letteTs each. II the words are
rightly guessed, their zgzag letters
will tell YOU whose birthday comes
Tuesday
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have been ordered and 4 most de-
lightful evening is anticipated by the
members OF that order.
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kosmos klub at Mrs. Woods.

The social event of no little i'm.
por ance scheduled for this week Is
the Washington Birthday Party ten.
dered the husbands Of the club mem
bers OF the Kosmos Klub. az the re ~
idence OF Mrs. y c, Woods. who hts
the Policy Turmsn house. The Kos.
mos Klyub are noted for giving some
very charming parties and this ono f.
awaited with much pleaSurablc AMI.
cipa' ion
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Orio Club.

The Orio Club met with Mrs &,
II. Webb on yesterday afternoon and
studied The Dynasty OF the Waters"
with Miss Bynum as leader
THE DYNASTY OF THE WATERS.
Roll Call. Poetical quotation relat.
ing 10 the sea.
Reading. The Naiad"
Paper. Water Myths In Art.
Miss Lou Scott.
Topics: Neptune; The Sirens; Mar
cissus.
Reading, "Galatea."
Table Quiz. Millions "Comus."
Selection.
Table TAX. Belgium" Miss Ma.
bel Warren.
Parliamentary drill, using debata
Bile motions.
Critic. Mrs. Fred Kinkade.
A wedding of interest TO Catholics
especially in this country, is that OF
Mile. He'ga Smith-Hald TO Colonel
Gouraud, L. s. A., in Paris.
Miss Smith-Hall is the daughter
of the late Norwegian painter, Firth
jof Smith-Hald Former Premier
Nicholson of Norway. one OF the
foremost advocates OF the separation
of that kingdom from Sweden, is
her uncle; while still another uncle
Is the painter, Hans Dahl.
Miss Smith.Iiald is herself a tai,
ented musician and composer. and
q fcrvent convert She was also I'm.
strumental In bringing her brothers
and sisters TO share her religious
belief
The Ferndale Review Club will
&C ebrate Washingtons birthday with
one Of their delightful receptions at
the home OF Mrs. 4. G. Young. with
Mcsdames W. II. Bunpass and Geo
Criner and Young as hostesses
no %
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Franklin Mothers Club.


Franklin Mothers Club.
The Franklin Mothers Cub meets
at the school building on "Wednesday
af ornoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
The following program has bces
prepared
Observation-Disclosures
Leader-Miss Ruth prass.
instruction of Agricultural lmpor.
tance to Agriculuro-Waltcr Drew.
Progress of Agriculture-EGi"
Quinn
Agriculture With Homo Work A.
pheau Ringer.
Work Actually Accomplished
old Ditzler
Selection Nettic Bu 'ch,L
\ cordial invitation is extended 20
all mothers to attend thi. meeting.
Here and There.
Circle No Three of the Broadway
Methodist church will meet Thurs.
day afternoon with Mrs. Alnsworth.
A full attendance is requested.
will meet Friday afternoon at the
school building.
The Second Ward Mothers Club
will meet Wednesday at the school
house
The Home Mission Society Of the
Carter Avenue Church meets on
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Doy,e.
Third avenue, southeast. A full at
tendance of the membership is asked.
The Broadway Baptist Missionary
Society meets with Mrs. j. u. Brady
on Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock
and are very anxious for full
attendance OF the membership.
St Philips Guild meets with Mrs.
~ ~ hc'>aushl Oh iuesu"g HcNl'
Circle Four of the Broadway Meth.
odist church will meet with Mrs. r.
w Randol on Tuesday afternoon at
three o'clock for the purpose OF
e,ccting officers for the ensuing
year. All members are urged 70 be
present.
The Ferndale Review Club meets
with Mrs. Cox on Wednesday after
noon and studies current events.
The Orio Club meets next Friday
and studies The Older Heroes"
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tuesday

Washing on's Birthday.
kCSmos Klub entertain huS.
L. IS at Mrs. y. G.. Woods.
ferndalc Review Club Re.
ccpuor AT Mrs. 4. G. Young's.
Broadway Baptist Mission.
AIRY Society ~ Mrs. J II.
Drady's.
Circle Four Broadway Mo-h-
ndist with Mrs. Il. ". Randol.
st. Philips Guild with Mrs.
McNaugh'
Carter Avenue Methods:
with Mrs. Hoyle.
Red Mems Dance.
Presbyterian Aid Society at
Mn. Kirk Dyer's
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Our hero Of American indepeni
ence.
Answer will appear tomorrow.
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Red Mems Dance on Twenty Second.
The Improved Order of Red Men,
Washita Tribe Number Thirty-Three
will give big ball on Washington's
Birthday. Beautiful dance program 3
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Thursday.

Benevolent Society 81 Mrs.
VanDenberg's.
Circle Three Broadway Meth
Odist Home Mission Society
az Mr. Ainsworth's
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THE WEEKS CALENDAR
Monday

Ladies OF the Leaf with
Mrs. John Dexter.
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three until lour followed BY a social
hour
Every member is urged ;o make a
special tempt TO be- presen'.
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Presbyterian Program Tonight.


The Missionary Society OF the,
Presbyterian church will corduct the
evening service tonight when the fol-
lowing excellent program will be
given:
--Anthem-"Must Jesus Bear
the Cross Alone. Chair
Scripture Reading
Prayer
Music--Solo-Ma George VII.
liams
Missions In Korea-Miss Bynum.
Vocal Duct-Misses Hanna and
Natalie williams.
Reel Acknowledgment Redfcld
Vocal 500 Miss Dickson.
Home Missions-.It's Needs and
Hindrances-Mrs. Lamont Byers.
Authenticity. Holy, Holy-Choir.
Solo-"Hold Thou My Hand
Miss Hanna,
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William Cross. secretary OF sta.c
and former Major General OF the
United Confederate Veterans of Okla
homa and at all times an enthusiastic
friend OF the veterans was presented
with the pen with which the govern o.
signed the bill approprla ing 100000
20 the State Confederate Home a.
Ardmorc. The bill was signed In the
presence OF General Cross. Mrs. Has
kcll and number of others and thr
pen handed TO General Cross Before
the ink had scarcely dried on the pet
1t was wrapped in registered pack
age and sent by General Cross TO
Mrs. W. 4. Culbertson. prcsiden. of
the Daughters OF the Confcderacy OF
Oklahoma. Mrs. Culbertson has done
much work in the interes, OF the
home. W. +, Gilmer In his trips over
the state raising the funds for this
home has beer assisted greatly in the
work by Mrs. Culberson and she Il
entitled to every courtesy that can
be shown her by the veterans.
In the letter accompanying the pen
General Cross tells of an incident
which happened AT his supposed bed
side when Governor Haskell promised
to sign such measure in the event
/ was presented 10 him and the peo-
PIE OF oklahoma will appreciate the
fact tha, General Cross had suifi.
ciontly recovered to stand at the cl.
bow of the governor when the bill
was signed.
day with Mrs. John Dexter and be
gin the study OF Vanity Fair. Mrs.
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Miss Lucille Stewart OF Fort Worth
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. NJ. Cor.
man. and will remain over Tuesday.
Miss Lucille was a pupil In the high
school last year and has great
many friends here
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The Ladies' OF the Leaf meet Mon.
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The Orio Club meets next Friday
and studies The Older Heroes"
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Mothers Club Meets.

Mothers Club Meets.
Yesterday was observed as Exhibit.
/ ton Day at the Third Ward school
and the members of the Mothers
cub arrived earlier than usual that
they might see he display OF the
pupils work in the various grades.
An interes ing display of drawing
was pinned or the walls Of each
room and also written lessons Illus.
,rating the pveryd day work Of the
grades
Drills in calisthenics were given
when the pupils Improvement in this
line was noted by the parents. Also
spelling matches aud questions on
o her branches of studies.
After II visit TO the various grades.
the parents assembled for the Moth.
ers' meeting.
Tho subject was: The Respon.
sibility Of Fa'herhood and Mother
hood" Mrs. II. II. Sayrc was leader
and made very capable one, draw.
ing the members cf the society into
the discussion.
The first number on the program
was q display in art. Each room has
been presented at various times. with
very handsome copies OF world ia.
nous pictures and one OF these was
selected by each teacho; TO be re-
viewed by pupil of her room. In
the review the thought in the pic
turc was explained and short bi.
ography of the artist given.
The children taking part were S.
lected from the second grade TO the
graduating class aud their responses
illustrated what ar. has done for our
schools. Mrs. Bagwcl lead this part
Of the program
Mrs. Charles Evans read an excel.
lent paper o. the Responsibilities of
Fatherhood, presenting one phase of
he lesson study.
Miss Louise Love played, very
beautifully. a piano selection Mrs.
Sayrc read fine paper on the Re.
sponsibility OF Motherhood.
Miss VanWormer was enjoyed in 4
oeautiIui iuiiaDye.
On behalf of the Daughters OF the
Confederacy, Mrs. Arthur Walcott
presented the picture OF Rob ri T..
Lee To the high school In a charming
presentation speech. lauding the vir.
tues and worth OF this statesman.
, citizen and soldier The selection
Dixie" was played ON the phono
graph Mrs. Evans concluded the
program with a short talk
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The Ferndale Review Club meets
with Mrs. Cox on Wednesday after.
noon and studies current events.
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day with Mrs. John Dexter and be
gin the study OF Vanity Fair. Mrs
X. f. Turner Is leader.
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St Philips Guild meets with Mrs.
]. A. McNaught on Tuesday next.
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Friday.

Orio Club.
Fourth Ward Mothers Club.
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The Broadway Baptist Missionary
Society meets with Mrs. J. u. Brady
on Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock
and are very anxious for full
attendance OF the membership.
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Letter Enigma.
Ny first is in fair but not In
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y u Il n u u u u u u = =
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The Home Mission Society Of the
Carter Avenue Church meets on
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Doy.e.
Third avenue. southeast. A full at.
tendance of the membership is asked.