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MONTREAL ENTRIES.
MONTREAL. May S.-Dslor mier p

MONTREAL. May N.-Delormier Park
entries for tomorrow:
FIRST RACE-Thsss-yesr-old and upward;
ssllias; about five fusSonD. -Oanco. i0e; Gay,
100; hooby. 10; Thirty-sorty. III; Ainstss. io0;
DsliGAtful. 100; Miss Duliu. 10.
SECOND RAcE-ThresysAr-old sad upward
sslliss; five .furion0. TIM iiS; aAttu
Bower. 10; Pierre Dumas. li2; swiftsuv. io8
Eta Ray. ios; May Bride 10; Ks1msn, liz;
Rosisi. us: Bsvsll iSutz. iO3.
THIRD RACE-Thrss-y ssr.olds and inward
selling; sboas five fu!ionr.-rhiictsas. ios
Richard 0eatry. los; Aouksy. III: saad Aan
los; AiFdM. III: Col. Brown.
FOURTH RACE--Thrs-ysar-old sHd W
ward; ealing; seven furlouss. -Lsioishs. 100; Dr.
Holbsu III; For, Arlinstoa. III. Rtdssiaad
ne. 0ssnsnt. i0t; senssaaablan. III; Duke q
bHteswstsr, u; Naughty Led. lie.
NTH NACE--rhrse.ys sr.oks aud upward,
ceiling; about five h,rIosss.-cssAnovs, iosi
Tackle, itS; Dahomsy Boy. ifS; Jim Milton, ia
Elss Hsssdon. III; McAudrSss. Ii3; 81. Asaths
III.
SIXTH RACE-TArss. yssr-ohs ,nd upward
selling: d. f,sionss. Wild lANis, Oh; Def llS
1 y: 4 III 4. Dust iis; s'' ioa ae's''' II"
WsaahH IN 1ssss ~
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De Orc Captures
3.CushiOn Title

IAN FRANCISCO. Nay so.-Aifrsd Do
Orc won the thrss-cushion billiard
championship Of the world from John
horgan In the concluding game Of
series here for the Lambert diamond
trophy. The ANAL score was iSo to II.
The Cuban challenger wons each Of the
three games. The game was the closest
OF the series. Horgan rolling UP ~
points to De Oro's 20. Each made Q high
run Of ave
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MONTREAL RESULTS.

MONTRRAL, May %. -Te-day's re-
suits follow:
first RACE-Thrss-yssr-oh and W.
ward; selling; about Ave-sisssshs Of .
m1is. IL @Sondot3. . to !,
! to s and . to s. nrst; Janus. 1es (aschO.
Z to I. . 70 and . to & second; Agnes
May. M (washsr). . to I. even and 70
4 third. Time. In ~. Quincy Belle.
Spar Pole. Grouse and AarSoh also ran.
SECOND RACE-Purss $50; for three
year ODDS and W: about I've fsreonGs.-
Starry Hermann, ~ CHsWnann). . 70 !.
. to and even. first; Isabens Case. 10
(0rtefan). 3 - l. to s and out, ssoood:
MIS- Dunn. ~ (Berssn). 3 to I. svsu ana
I to 2. THIRD. La Thorpe, T,reasy Trot.
Ridgeiand. Tackle and Penang also ran
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DilI0,, and Klaus
In Tan,e."B Bate"

(apsaa y ~ 1Rsn1n0 We11AA
INDIANAPo1A Ina. Nay ~ ~
teen fheusenA saAhssiasess agA4 1As1
orisd Tor asgs Aetisn thrsusAsue ~
ten rounds Of miilaa6 bstwssa ysoa8
Klaus Of PittssurgA a. ysek D1l1ge g
Inaiaaapolis. but thsy All1t 81 -
IN one Of the tamsst eo0ts Svee sseA
mere Diijee eutDointe1 xlasa NJ -
Decision was givsn. loaus y ~ ohAns
Dion "hoidon hid" .aAA Was out fes .
waitssr. He elinchsd - haeo ~
often that Dtl1ea eoH,A net Saesa1
himself. Hard pvnehso wsss ~ etts
aueutly Ooon o. heaSa
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Willie wanted . birthday party. Z
which his mother eonssntsd, proviAS7
he asked his little neishbor. TommS
The boys had had trouble. but vattG0
than not have the party. Willie proe3
issd his mother 10 invite Tommy. q
the evening OF the paroy. when all u
small guests had arrived except TomarI
the mother became suspicious -
sought her son. ''Willis." she said, ''d12
you invite Tomu1y TO your party -
night?" "Yss." explained Willie. 20 -
vitsd him eli nsAt; but ] dared ht6;0
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ONE WONDERFUL NIGHT.

"0as WssAssfsl Ntsht." . thssll,ua
stssy Z eAvs.es.e y Nsv Yssk CITY. y
oessy oesessa q Ths WsslA asst ousAav.
- sase ~ ss1ss yeas se0y u nsst esa.
1Ayss Wesso = s1vasss. yes esssst e.
~ = ~ ~ 49,
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L N0 d. liz: 'apslnss,d. 10; snddis
onay: ~; MeGss ~; Lo,s Day, iis;
wssthss clear. tfank ssa.
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After the Co6ey fight Pslky dropped
out OF sight here In New York. whore
No va no longer . good card, and
went up Into Canada. He boxed q six.
round draw With Tommy Burns at Cal.
ssry. Burns. who 10 adrst-clsas bog.
o.. thought he saw eomsthing IN Pslky
thas ooule b brought out BY hard train.
ING and good coaching. Burns W.
lining out 20 set into the eams ssaiu,
Instead. he took Psilsy ana saia he'd
manage him and make him Q champion,
No doubt ~ did improve the Chicopes
man In . months work. but he oouldn't
have made him over entirely. In Sis
Ing up Pslky would throw out the
uniucky Accarty affair. That W. an
accident and must have been caused
BY some injury MoCarty got outside
the ring. I've hit msa hard enough
and seen enough hard punChing % know
that no Pslky could injure . powerful
big fellow like McCarty With Q lab.
That accident may put Pslky out Of
the game. Probably hell b sxonsratsd
BY he authorities whom the cass comes
70 trial. but HE nerve win b shaken,
and u hs tries 70 hsht agsin hSu b
beaten. He'll never forget NoCsrty,
and he'll nsvsr be able 70 let 70 Q
punch without seeing McCarty lying ON
the moor. There's nothing tough about
him. Hes . serious. quiet fellow, and
although he knows u wasn't his fault
he won't Rot OVor for 4 lonR tivna
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cRoMIM AND LEONARD DRAW.

Dave Cronin, the fsathsrwsiSht Of
Harlem and Benny Leonard OF Jersey
City fousht tea rattllng fast rounds 70
even honors In the main event at the
New Polo A. A. last night.
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ARTHUR. PELKY WILL NEVER
Be A CHAMPION, SAYS HTz
Chicopee Man Is Strong and Game and Has a
Fair Punch, but the Unfortunate McCarty
Affair wa Ruin His Ring Future.

~ FssNsns viii continue hs ssss
nss wednesday, These ssss lvSwns
ws epsns appearing Wednesday, THURSDAY and Friday
every week. ' ~ ~
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tA1esev t. a1sw SaFs. Deaai.s.
AjiiSsn n. Le1srss. Who 10 70 judge ths
sixth cen slow q he Duiidog Brssl-
~ AGsoeiatlsn IN ~ oraad Csnra,
ra,neq iesnersow. has lso11s1 70 show
~ e. - 2Hrloees enay the more
eep ~ ~ 1Aneoe Kennel Of DOR.
~ ~ ,g91ng ~ narsa 1ssnias.
~ cslfsFt Prsssdeai
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SpiHt q aasmeeial Day Changed
IN b Now ths orsatsst
Spert Holiday Of ths Yer.


UUORA1ION DAT has beos0o ~
III sssatsst sport holiday Of ~ ysas.
- TAie u ne Aav fee ~ seses q
eusosss esapstitoa. n = ~ sDsaane
Of the summse ssassa n atAise1sA 0elf.
tsaals. swinning. yacht-racaaG nsess.
beating 80 Scores q ether Desta
Ne thsusAt q 500 . thiAg svsr sn.
tsre1 ne heaAe Of tAess whe asee
thought q DseesaAisa nay sn1 ma1e u
~ American holiday 1s1sssssd - IL
memocy oe ~ heeeee 1saA
u u tyYicai q Aner1ea 81 svesy.
thing Amsgsoan nat the sDlrit q the
day hes changed. TIE heeees ,ass net
foegetten. bat he nv1aG Drooeat eesus
fully - important - ~ hlelsSie Dast
to Nest Of -.
We put nowsrs q ne sfsv0 q those
whs died AShtiag tor hbsrty hsx .
csntury aso. but We Aon't forget that
~ present and the coming generations
u Americans are entitled 70 some
thosOAe - wsN. Il b. ne slight 70 ne
spirit ef patriotism to % every thing pos
slbSe 10 AsveioD clean. streng. healthy
rec h eoct that's TIE most Important
woga - ~ world. TIE vitality q ne
sase b q fslly - srsat importance %
~ rssUsss Ne have fee hsress traAi.
~.
n1eoss1 thsugAt Icons tswasa ths
pAyuleaa development q the psoDss -
muGo - - their nsatal Asvsiepmsnt.
Ne ere setting the ancient Greek M
~. Anl therS's nothias batter than
ooo1ooe e1occise 70 devoloD men and
IA hA
u1n4 NJ ee spoCt & ie-on go - An4
- results ere the sAos. Through
heoss1ns ~ dead We have cone 70
prevt1ans ieasse snl Healthier lives fsr
eNogD epuapss q zbysshe - ths mat
q l1aalsss oquere 0aS6sa during
= ~ mateh VITA Luttch y Sood
eooogA proef that the oeatrel Of wrsst.
NJ ohouaA - glvea the state Athletic
csnnieaea. ~ veil - ne control Of
0hvauAe YES baliy injured h bout
NJ Il Marin only . couple oe nisa0
bo6osA He eellaSeeA tAsn. teo. after
bs1ng tArewn fren he ring 70 he moor
- GnstnininG . lar0e gAsh N bic scalp.
u - even saiA that the Pole's skull
~ ePasture1. A. esst ~ Oublie wss
~ tat 1byuaho wewA not wrsstis
LnglsA q ~ 0as1ea. but would appear
- Ghsw h1aself - ~ crowd The
~ G ~ natal - announcement hat
8n0uuse wssi1 wssstis was cent cut to
~ uOwop9DesA
- UYU1lco W. ~ sttsactien Of the
Gvsning. without his nasns h the
- ~ q ee0pstitess ~ bouts
Wug11a't drew . crowd ~ saoash 70
~ Opsnssa
5psenlng ~ sassulaaiaS. ssa1-Sloedsd
tsu1nAity 60 - bshAnA ne szhlbitng
6 - iajure1 aan u - atAjeeio eeatset
- en- kinl eor ~ purposs Of adding
~ ~ roeelpea l1eo injured athlete
'dDuD1 - al,swsa - ssmpsts ~ cash
= peomeesss e aAaiu me this iack
- hnnans tnstinots Il The avsrags man
= = - ler Ne NV 70 Seq IN and
Dssosse ~ een0stitsrs - wsli - the
- aa aRair q that wednesday
49, b - lmoosition on the people
- ~ 70 go the shev. Acasy was
~ - ~ Bbyssko IN . wrestling match
~ Q OtuPdy eppessoe 4bysaso was
- - - WsooelA He COLLAPSED and
~ nAbls 70 carry out ne implied
GoaeNse vttA tae public that he would
vUoG11o un10 elther he o. LuStch BE-
eano vsnAse through gaining falls. He
~ 81 aSls - shsv Ais usual strength
n ~ aNata A,Aletia Cemn,ssion CON.
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TRANSPLANT MANS KIDNEY.
To Save Life it is Proposed to Make
Surgical Effort.


Baltimore, May 2O-To transplant
the healthy kidney from a man who
has just died to the body of B.
Sanders Walker, banker of Macon,
Ga, probably is the only remedy that
would save his life, il the mercury
tablet he swallowed has destroyed
one of his kidneys, was the state
ment Tuesday of "A prominent physi-
clan who is a member OF the Johns
Hopkins hospital staff. He pointed
out that DR.. Alexix Carle of the
Rockefeller Institute of Research, has
successfully transplanted kidneys
from one dog to another and in
few hours the doge we're walking
about and eating as if their organs
had not been distributed.
According to DR.. Carrel the same
could be done 20 the human system
and he is the authority for the
that blood vessels and 9th
er organs can be successfully trans
planted and will continue to grow in
the human body.
Another local physician predicted
Walkers recovery, although he might
be paralyzed for life. This doctor
said he had several cases Just like
the Macon one and in only one OF
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prosecution. Not more than one
hour after the shooting he asked the
jailer for some supper, saying at the
time that he had worked hard in
the field all day and could eat any
thing From his marriage with ChiI-
ders' daughter, Hopper has two chill
dren, boy and a girl.
Chllders, who comes Of an old
Creek family, is said to be the fifth
of his blood and generation to meet
death by gunshot wounds. He was
well known to the police and was
considered dangerous when drinking.
He leaves a wife, but no children liv-
ing, save daughter, the wife of Hop
per.
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CREEK INDIAN
SHOT AND KILLED
FAMILY TROUBLE ENDS IN TRAG-
EOY-kIlLED BY HIS SON-lN-
LAW AT TULSA.

Tulsa, Okla, May 20.-Following
trouble extending over a period of
four years, Chisso Childers, the last
of the famous Creek family of that
name. was shot and killed here late
Tuesday evening by his son-in-law,
Tom Hopper. Five bullets from Hop.
yers gun found lodgment in the In
dams head and body, any one Of
wlEch would have resulted in death.
physicians say. Hopper was arrest
ed and is held in Jail.
q shot him because if / hadn't he
certainly would have killed me-"
declared Hopper through the bars of
his cell thirty minutes after the
killing He had been looking for
trouble all day and had attacked me
with a knife. When l fired 6ie first
shot he was coming at me on horse
back with a knife in one hand and
heavy wrench in the other. Ever
since | married his daughter, four
Years ago, Childers and l have had
trouble. He would get drunk often
and always wanted to fight said
Hopper.
Hopper talked freely of the killing
and of the circumstances leading
up to it. He appeared wholly un-'
cQucerned and seemed not to fear
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Best Medicine tor Colds

When a drugsist recommends a
remedy for colds, throat and hing
troubles, you can feel sure that he
knows what he is talking about. c..
Lower, Druggist, of Marion Ohio,
writes OF DR.. Kings New Discovery:
IL know DR.. Kings New Discovery is
the best throat and lung medicine |
sell. 1t cured my wife OF a severe
bronchial cold after all other rene
dies failed" 1t will do the same for
you If you are suffering with a cold
or any bronchial, throat or lung
cough Keep a bottle on hand all the
time for everyone in the family to
use. 1t is a home doctor. Price SOC
and $1.00. Guaranteed by Ringer
Drug Co.
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Christian Ladies' Aid Society.

The Christian Ladies' Aid Society
met yesterday with Mrs. Joe NJ. LoE-
don with a splendid attendance.
The contest between Circle One
and Circle Two goes merrily on un-
der the leadership of Mrs. Pate and
Mrs Tom Roberts. Yesterday Circle
One turned in over $50, while Circle
Two had 500. However the outcome
is not yet decided for Circle One
has money outstanding that is yet
to be collected.
Mrs. London served delicious re-
freshments.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. McLish at her home in McLish
addition.
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Broadway Methodist.

The Broadway Methodist Mission
airy Society met yesterday afternoon
at the church.
The Bible Study was from John,
18th chapter, led by Mrs. Kearney.
The Foreign Missionary study was
on Japan and Korea, discussed IN in
teresting papers by Mesdames P. H.
Woods and c. r. Gray.
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1t would surprise you to know of
the great good that is being done by
Chamberlain Tablets. Darius Down
ey, of Newberg Junction, N. b.,
writes: "My wife has been using
Chamberlain Tablets and finds them
very effectual and doing her lots of
good" If you have any trouble with
your stomach or bowels give them a
trial. For sale by all dealers.
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With Mrs. Bivens.

Mrs. ]. A. Bivens will entertain with
a Forty Two party en- Friday after
noon in honor of her Sunday School
class, the Orio Club and a number
Of her former school girls, among
whom are Misses Beatrice Iun Keller,
Eliza Cruce and Mrs. Hanson.
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Broadway Baptist.

The Broadway Baptist Ladies' Aid
Society met yesterday afternoon at
the church.
The carpet committee selected and
gave the order for carpet for the
church.
Rev. Masters led the Bible lesson
from Acts, thirteenth chapter.
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them did the patient die.
Other high medical authorities here
in discussing the case, expressed their
belief that Mr. Walker could not
POSSIBLY recover.
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Ice Cream Supper.

The fourth division of the Broad
way Baptist Aid Society will serve
cream and cake at the home OF Mrs.
Martin, 403 G. street, northeast, IA
miliarly known as the Sam Weeks
home, on tomorrow evening, from 7
until 10 o'clock. Your patronage will
be sincerely appreciated.
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Masque Social.

Circle Number One of the Christian
church invite their friends and ac-
quaintances to a Masque Social at
the home OF Mrs. w. A. Pride on
Thursday evening, beginning at s
o'clock.
Those who prefer to come unmask-
ed may do so.
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Presbyterian Missionary Society.

Presbyterian Missionary Society.
The Missionary Society of the Pres
byterian church met yesterday after
noon at the Annex.
Mrs. Reynolds, the president, has
returned and was leader for the af
ternoon.
The lesson study was Siam and
Laof.
Several ladies Joined in the dis
cussion of the subject with interest
ing papers.
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u - ;: u - - u r - Il u y .,
-
The Scare.

The Scare.
Out in the west
There is a cry
Which reaches east
Across the sky.
An anger call,
Foretells a scrap,
It's warning ring,
Beware the jap
In far Japan
Their jingoes shout
And want their force
At once called out.
Their cry of wrong
From rank to rank,
AS on it rolls,
Beware the Yank."
Now, why this fuss,
This cry and shout?
Why not smooth all
1t is about?
Let jingoes shrek,
Declare war now;
Japan and We
Beware no row.
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A Soluble Antiseptic Powder

as a remedy for mucous membrane af-
fections, such as sore throat, nasal or
pelvic catarrh, inflammation or ulcera-
ton, caused by female ills? Women who
have been cured say "it is worth its
weight in gold" Dissolve in water and
apply locally. For ten years the Lydia
E. Pinkham Medicine Co. has recon-
mended Paxtine in their private cor
respondence with women.
For all hygienic and toilet uses it has
no equal. Only 5Oc. large box at Drug
gists or sent postpaid on receipt of price.
The Paxton Toilet Co., Boston, Mass
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Circle Two.

Circle Two of the Christian church
will give a chicken dinner on Satur-
day at the building next door to
Kahns Confectionery Store.
Ice cream and cake will also be
served.
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TOMORROW'S CALENDAR

!: Bridge club at Mrs. Charts
. Rogers
Meeting to discuss cemetery
. at Mrs. A. j. Addington's.
Third Ward Mothers Club
at school building.
Cosmos Club at Chickasaw
Lake.
Evening party at Miss Halls.
Masque Social at Mrs. w. A.
Pride's.
Ice Cream Supper at Mrs.
Martins.
/ II II II II Z: y II Z: II II u u
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of her sister, Mrs. Clell Bonner, this
evening.

Mesdamcs Teer and Ledbetter re-
ceived telephone message from
Miss Wynn Ledbetter yesterday n
which she declined their invitation for
the coming week.
Mrs. Ledbetter was called to Ar
kansas City by the illness of her
mother and Miss Wynn will have to
postpone her anticipated visit.
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IN SOCIETY
By Mary Gwynn Whiteman Telephone l42

Rev. keicher and Mesdames Sayre
and Rossington will leave the COM
ing week for Guthrie to attend the
convocation.
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y ., :: :: :: 3: :: u u :: u ;, ~ .; ;: -

How does reporter get his
news? Some of it he sees;
most of it somebody tells him.
That's the way the society ed
itor gets hers. 1t is her wish
to publish all the society news
as soon as possible. She will
appreciate it very much If you
will telephone her any social
news item or society personal
as soon as it comes to your
notice. Telephone 142.
:; &: u :; :; 3: :; :; u u 3: {:
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Special discount on all scholarships
sold between May 10th and June 10th.
SelYidge Business College. 1911
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Bible Study class.
Auction Bridge club.
Daughters Of Confederacy at
Mrs. Addington'S.
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ST. Philip's Guild.

st. Philips Guild met yesterday af-
ternoon with Mrs. c. L. Anderson.
Several business matters we're dis
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Ball Game.

The Baraccas Of the Christian
church have challenged the Baraccas
of the Baptist church to a ball game
at five o'clock tomorrow afternoon
at the park.
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Il

Mrs Robert H. Waldrop of league
Texas. arrived today to visit Mrs
John WhitemGD.
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Mrs. Clell Bonner of Oklahoma
City is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. J. w. Stewart, and sister, Mrs.
Louis Boyd.
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Miss Sadie Hall will entertain to-
morrow evening in honor of Dr. and
Mrs. Potter
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Mrs. Louis Boyd will entertain a
couple of tables with cards in honor
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Tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock
at the home Of Mrs A.. J. Addington
those ladies who are interested III
the condition of the city cemetery
will meet and discuss plans for its
improvement.
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The Third Ward Mothers Club
will meet tomorrow afternoon al the
school building at O'Clock and elect
officers for the coming year. They
will also serve the school children
with cream and cake.
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The Bridge Club will play tomor~
row afternoon with Mrs. Charts Rog.
ers.
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the guests OF Mrs. FRED V. NinKauc.
=,
Governor Lee Cruce, Miss Ada
Bennett, Miss Lorena Cruce, Miss
Mary Cruce and Miss Liza Cruce Of
Ardmore, together with Mr.. and Mrs.
a. II. Classen spent the day Sunday
in Edmond and were the guests Of
President Charles Evans Of the state
normal and Mrs. Evans. Rev. c. c.
Weith of the First Presbyterian
church of Ardmore was also a guest
having delivered the baccalaureate
sermon at the state normal in the
morning. Miss Lerena Cruce gradu
ates from the normal this year and
is one of the participants in the
commencement exercises which oc-
eupy the entire week. The senior
banquet viii be given at the Skirvin
Thursday evening.-Oklahoma City
Times.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-05-21

The Cosmos Club will spend to
morrow at the Chickasaw Club Hsuse,
the guests of Mrs. Fred " Kinkadc.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-05
PLAN OUTDOOR WORK.
Y. M. c. A. to Transfer Boys Glasses
70 Track and Field Sports.

Beginning next Monday boys Of the
Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium classes are to
be given outdoor work instead Of work
in the gymnasium. The boys are to be
divided into two classes for afternoon
and evening work.
The day class will be given track
work under the direction Of F. E. DaW-
kins at the fair grounds Wednesday
afternoon from 4:30 to o'clock, and
Saturday morning frob s:45 to 1915
The boys will be given the use OF the
pool Monday afternoons from 1870 to
5:15; Wednesdays from :15 to 5:4o
and Saturday mornings from 9:45 to
1915.
The working boys, or night class
will be given track work Monday ana
Friday evenings from s.: 30 to o'clock
They will be given the use of the swim
ming pool Monday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings from ISIS to 7:45
O'Clock.
l. is hoped to start the boys baseball
leagues soon. Arrangements have been
made for the junior boys to play in
door baseball! on the playground at the
corner of Boone and Third avenue
Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at
1880.
The intermediate boys will play
baseball at the fair grounds on Monday
and Friday afternoons at 4:30 O'Clock.
Bows who want to join the league
should notify Mr.. Dawkins.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-05
aonaa! Sonaa!

Jovial songs. pathetic songs. rollick.
ing songs. funny songs. classical songs
Such will be the nature OF the concert
to be given by the Y. NJ. c. A. Glee
Club, next Wednesday evening at the
Baptist temple. The young men have
been training all winter with their
director, Mr.. c. r. Newcomb and 1t Is
said by those who have heard them
practice that no better organization OF
its kind has ever been heard here. Miss
Media Mae Bushnell will afford vari-
alton by some Of her clever readings.
Admission to everyone % cents. Com
mittee.