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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20
POLICE COURT NEWS

After Ben Jones had been fined In
municipal court yesterday for stealing
a pair Of ovcralls, Judge Clark asked
the man to whom he disposed of the
goods. ]. VI. Rose, to be booked for
receiving stolen property. He was re-
leased on a $2b cash bond for his ap-
pearance at this mornings session Of
court. There was no excuse for this
man TO buy these goods for SO cents
when he knew the man who was SELL
ing them was in a drunken condition
and had likely stolen them said the
court. There were no questions
asked" he added.
Henry Hudson, Henry Hudson,
Henry Hudson" shouted Jailor VIII
hour In municipal court The court
room was filled with onlookers, who
sat with mouth agape TO hear the
name OF the great discoverer shouted
in q room which is constantly the
scene OF awful crimes being uncov-
cred. OF dirty scandals coming 10
Night. 1t was a negro who answered
TO the name of Henry Hudson. He
was alleged TO have been guilty OF
selling liquor in violation OF the law.
Reports from Dawson 20 the local
police department yesterday morning
stated that the small city east of Tulsa
had been raided by professional
sneak thief Thursday night, practi-
cally every dwelling house having
been visited. Only currency was
missed by the persons who were
robbed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20

fective because tho workers lacked
flrst.hand knowledge OF the condi-
lions they sought to remedy Too
much 81 their effort was based on
theory rather than an intelligent hu-
man sympathy and theories evolved
from study Of books were depended
en- az reforms TO be forced on m.
wiling objects
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20
SIS 6 DAYS

Have elapsed since the day on which
the city administration, month pre-.
viously, definitely promised that ~
world furnish an ample supply OF
pure drinking water through the city
mains. and that promise has rot been
fulfilled.
The contention Of The World Is not
that the city has not proven supply
of good water suitable for drinking
purposes, but that the water depart
ment has not up to this time delV'
cred IL in the water mains.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20

Take your plumbing troubles to
Watt, he will tx them. Phone 9S2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20

Gloves, Hose and Corsets M th'
Corset shop. 406l2 South Main.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20

NJ. l.. Motts, former attorney for
the Creek nation, with offices in Mus
kogee, has moved to Tulsa. He is liV-
ing at the Tulsa, temporarily.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20

Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. McGetts OF Oil
ton were in Tulsa on a joint business
and shopping tour yesterday They
were guests Of the Oklahoma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Neeley Of Chelsea
were In the city on a trading eXpedi-
ton yesterday They made the Alex
ander their headquarters.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-20

Don't wait another mmeSt down and mail reservation
the edition will bring disappointment
of of those reserved will be VERY LIMITED
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The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
The Confessions of q Wife
Mollie's Wedding Dress and My Negligee

favorite color OF silver grey, trim
med with silver lace and tiny pink
rosebuds. thought II was very be-
coming. and II certainly was comfor-
table, but I could see that Dick did
not like me In IL at all. lie frowned
when he saw me In II last night,
when he was spending one Of his In
frequent evenings at home. but never
said a word.
Don't you like my house dress,
Dick?" | finally asked.
NO" he answered bluntly. 81
never could see any sense In a de-
cent woman getting herself up in
those frilly. Nspeless contrapuons.
They suggest too plainly the other
kind OF women"
was mad In A,sxasapte and an
swered, Not havi64ESether kind
OF women on, my visiting list, l can
not De expected TO know Just how
they dress
Dick had the grace 10 color, and
kept thinking. "One OF the Nifty
seven varieties" That was the sigma
ture OF that anonymous letter.
went 20 my room. took OF my
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

The Michigan Naval Reserves will
give an informal dancing party.
Friday evening. in Columbus temple.
o
Mrs. William Bercry will give a
dinner Tuesday evening. Dec. IA, for
her daughter. Miss Willatred Ber-
cry.
Mrs. John Rose, Miss Maude Rose
and Mrs. Minnie Rose Merrill left
Thursday for Arizona, TO spend the
winter.
Miss Mercedes Mulkey has re-
turned from an extended visit in
Norristown, Pa. and other eastern
cities.
Mrs. Joseph Boyer. Jr., will give a
theater party aud supper, Friday
evening. for her sister, Miss Marie
Louise Palms. a.
The junior members Of the Mu
Sigma sorority will give a musicale,
Monday evening. Dec. 10, in the De-
troit College Of Music hall.
90
Fulton circle, Kings Daughters,
helu q Christmas sale and tea Friday
afternoon. in the home Of Mrs. Ed
ward s. Reid, No. l60 Virginia park.
%
Mrs. Grace Draper and little
daughter Georgia Frances, OF Am
sterdam, N Y, are visiting Mrs. G.
Stanley Cook, No. AIS Huriout-ave.
Mrs. Burt l.. Shurly will give a
dinnerdance, Saturday evening, in
the Country club. for Miss Josephine
Palms. and Miss Mary Louise Pains.
o
Ascension Episcopal mission VIII
hold a Christmas fair, Wednesday
and Thursday. Dec. Is and is. in the
basement OF the mission building. at
Artillery and Regular-aves.
o.
James u. Standish. Jr., will enter
tain dinner guests Tuesday evening.
Dec. IA. in the Hotel Pontchartrain,
the party later going 10 Miss Doris
NcNiljan's contingent ball. in the
ballroom OF the hotel,
DIR Robert Nj. venley, OF the UNI
yersity OF Michigan. was the guest
" the members OF the College ciuo'
Friday afternoon. In The club house.
II An informal reception. Mrs Eel
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

Come over and see my wedding
gown" said Mollie. 1T has come
home and it's peach"
"Mollie, you must not use slang
while speaking OF your wedding
gown. Don't you know that is a
very sacred suhject?'
Now, look here. Margie, you know
that you don't consider any old
gown sacred, and think It Is per
fectly silly 10 keep ones wedding
nnery. intend to have mine cut
over into a coming-out frock for my
first daughter"
MY. but you are living fast these
days. Mollie dear. II kind OF seems
to me that your daughters entrance
into the world, let alone society. is
rather far in the future; but I'll be
over; want 10 see your wedding
finery."
There Is one thing about mar
riage that is pure. unadulterated
satisfaction TO most women. They
can indulge their taste in dainty
clothes without feeling that they are
unduly extrsvagant Mollies frocks
and lingerie are beautiful. Her we'd
ding gown OF white chiffon over ex-
quisite silver lace Is a dream.
II am just dying TO put II all on
and see how ! look" she said. but
do YOU know Chad made me promise
| would not until | was ready 10
dress for the wedding ceremony.
Margie. really believe Chad is SUI.
perstitious," she said little apollo
geticslly.
"Of course. he IS" 7 answered;
every tempersmental-every per
son who has any imagination-is
more or less superstitious. Whether
he will own il or not is another mat
ter.
The other day two women who
like me rather well. and don't like
each other at all. met at my house.
"One OF theri remarked that she
would probably have bad luck for a
month as she had seen the moon
over her left shoulder.
"Oh. II Is not possible that you
are superstitious,' said the other
sweetly; Il thought no educated per
son was superstitious nowadays
and then she hesitated. blushed a
little and said almost 20 herself, but
I'd never cross n funeral
"Of course, laughed az both OF
them. but all he same | have never
vet known any one who did not at
least have one superstition
Well. YOU see. Chad's first wife
M, IN all her wedding finery and
showed herself 10 him before her
wedding day (you know how unhap-
Nv his first marriage was) and some
one told him ar the time Il was very
bad luck and he remembered IL when
I suggested a dress rehearsal in my
marriage gown" said Mollie.
fell in love with lace negligee
Of Mollie's, and although | knew
that Dick was not particularly en-
amored OF them went down town
AID bought one for myself. Mol
lies vas pink, but mine was my
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
Serve This to Your
Husband When He's
Cross and Cranky

You don't know what you're eat
ing TIL you dip in the middle OF this
surprise pudding" Here Is the
recipe. never before published This
has been tested and found good:
Mix one tablespoonful OF corn
starch. three OF sugar. two heaping
teaspoons OF cocoa. two well-beaten
eggs in one-half cup OF water. Add
this mixture to one-half pint OF boil
ing milk and cook we'll in double
boiler Serve IN tall steamed glasses
with seeded tokay grapes in center
garnished with whipped cream and
green maraschino cherry.
The semi-transparent grapes are
almost invisible In the chocolate
colored pudding.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

Little Red Riding Hood Is now
seen Gin the Kinks and what mod
ern little red hood she wears Ii is
in Burgundy red-the color made
so popular by Mrs. Galt-and II is
soft, knitted affair, gathered snug
~ In AT the back like 4 hood. but
instead OF tying under the chin II
wraps scarf-fashion around the
throat and falls over the shoulder
and across the chest.
The scarf-hoods come in all the
gay colors and the girl who likes
color schemes chooses her hood 10
match ner coat.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
PADDY FASHIONS
BY BETTY BROWN.

Not all things fashionable are
fur! There's leather. for instance.
Fancy how cheerful a leather set"
will feel on a "nippy" day! But
leather vies with fur wherever
smart women gather.
One OF these chilly but otherwise
attractive sets" noticed included
rolling brimmed sailor OF purple
velvet with top of glace purple
leather. q neck-piece OF leather
about four inches In depth and made
belt fashioned with silver buckle
and melon shaped purse or the
glace leather In purple.
There's something about purple
leather that does not appeal to the
conservative-but nevertheless, lots
OF smart women are wearing leather
"sets'-purple leather at that.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

PyiutinE-the plsn neat kiud-thst
- rSrNt-Tymes Job Dept.-Nsfu ssSo-
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
HOW TO POLISH
SMOOTH FLOORS

Polished floors really should be
busted every day and washed once
In two weeks with two tablespoons.
fuI Of kerosene oil and a little white
soap In each pail OF warm water.
For a plain board kitchen floor
hat has 10 be scrubbed 10 look
clean. your old broom cut OF about
three inches from the end will save
iAary a backache IL used as a scrub
brush.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

ner Bowling, Mrs. Robert Daley
and Mrs. Carl Grawn acted as hos
tesses.
%
The Kappa Chi class OF the First
Baptist church Sunday school. will
hold a sale OF Christmas gift arti-
cles Saturday afternoon. in the home
OF Mrs. David A. Thomson, No. i5s
Melbourne-ave. Afternoon tea will
be served.
o
The annual charity tea and sale OF
useful and pretty Christmas gift arti-
cles OF the Kappa Gamma Sigma
sorority will be held in the home OF
Mrs. Walter G. Toepel, No $50 East
Grsnd.blvd.. Saturday afternoon from
TO o'clock.
o.
Mrs. F. W. Manning is receiving
congratulations on the birth OF
daughter. Monday, Dec. 6. TO be
named, Louise Pfeifer Manning. Or.
Manning for several months has
been with the Canadian contingent
of the Allies forces.
O.
Percy Granger. the Australian
pianist composer. who was to have
given plano recital Friday morn
ing. In the Hotel Statler. was unable
TO make train connections for De
troit from a distant Canadian point
and the recital was cancelled. Mr..
Granger will appear later in the sea
son.
The formal opening OF the COM
pleted home of the Federation Of Wo-
mems clubs. Second and Hancock
ayes. will be held Friday, Jan. rs,
the twenty-hrst anniversary of the
founding OF the federation. The
auditorium adjoining the clubhouse
has been in process Of erection for
several months and will be finished
by the first OF the year.
o
A number OF large functions will
be given Cor the various dehutantes
in the ensuing weeks. Among the
elaborate entertainments will be:
Miss Doris McMlilan's coming-out
ball, in the Hotel Pontchartrain.
Tuesday, Dec. IA: Mrs. Truman
Handy Nevberry's cotillion for Miss
josephine Alger. Wednesday. Dec
IS; Mrs. Philip H. McMillan's din
r-dance for her niece. Miss Doris
Mcmillan. Friday. De-. II; Mrs.
Murray W. Sales dance for her
laughter, Miss Frances Sales, in the
ountry club. Monday. Dee 20; Mrs.
'harles I. Palms ball for her
aughter. Miss Josephine Palms. In
10 Hotel Statler. Tuesday, Dec. 81:
Mrs. Jerome II. Remick's ball for
1ar daughter. Miss Catherine Rem
icf. In the Hotel Pontchartrain,
-oTnrsday. Dec p: Mrs. De Witt
Tnylors ball 10 introduce her daugh-
Ger. Miss Agnes Andr1is Taylor, In
he Hotel Statler Thursday. ~~ec
% Mrs. Samuel r Douglas ball
ar her daughter. Mise Marian Doug
ms. In the Hotel Statler. Monday,
Dec. Of: Mrs John r. Dcdge'S din
f'Ir'ldIlAf+ AA4i A-EA 'eAh ISM .'At.f
v-abelle Dodge. Tuesday, Dec %
Mrs. Francis +. Palms reception 20
present her daughter. Miss Mary
ouise Palms, wednesday, Dec. %:
Mrs. Frederick Ayers cotillion 20
har niece Miss Josephine AlgCr.
New Years eve Mrs. John StOugh-
i0r Newberry will give q New
Years day reception in her home,
in Crosse Poiute: Mrs. David GRAY
Gill give a luncheon and dance
New Years day. in the Country
club. and in the club, on the same
day. Mrs. William p. Hamilton will
give a the dansant for the Yale
Dramatic association. & which her
on. David Hamilton. IS president.
The Yale men will give dramatic
performance New Years night. In
he Avenue theater. In addition to
hose affairs there will be the an
ucal Christmas ball. Thursday, Dec.
20. IN Arcadia. for the benefit OF the
woman's Hospital and Infants
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

w ~ ne little twowheeied
n - popular for the year-olds
y = cold weather they must
~ y osdsr to retain their health
oe sldss6own Of any desired color
~ Uhen folded viii measure 20
hnS wide and - inches ling. Pad
y lneide with warm flannel or
e1ng from the lower end. Sew
9 Jorse hooks to each side. about
0nchee apart Fold two feet
~ and ssw eyes to correspond to
oks. Nov when baby goes riding
~ nne . neat and practical robe.
W ven ~ . warm one. For color
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
THE TINY ONE WARM
IN HIS TWO-WHEELED GIG

there is nothing quite 50 pretty IN
winter as the scarlet red when IL
comes I'm contrast with the snow.
when using -four sacks for dish
towels take two. one on top or the
other. and sew all four sides to-
gether.
Take fathers or brothers cast
on wooden shirt and line little broth
er's play coat with ii. II makes
warm. soft lining al no expense.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
The Daintiest, Prettiest
Corset Covers
SOC
Boxed Ready for Giving

Boxed Ready Tor Irving
Corset Covers of fine, soft nainsook,
effectively trimmed with dainty laces,
embroidery, beading and ribbon,
front and back, and daintily boxed
ready for giving dozens of beautiful
styles are only SOC. Third Floor
Aprons at SOC, Worth to 75c
Choose now from the finest assert
ment Of Aprons SOC has ever offered!
There are fancy Tea Aprons, sew
ing aprons, small bib aprons, serving
aprons, small, medium and large, of
fine muslins and lawns, very daintily
trimmed. And special Aprons OF
very style and size, including, e~f..e
j44si Princess, Bungal
waist line, circular bib apron. a,,,.
semi-fitting apron with belt. All at
5Oc. Third Floor
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

For feeding horses a German bak-
cry daily bakes 10000 loaves of
bread made from rye -four and saw
dust. the latter first being ferment-
ed and chemically treated to make
II digestible.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

"frilly. shapeless contraption" and
went to bed. A little while after
ward | heard Dick 60 out.
We are growing further and fur
Their apart each day.
Ito be continued.)
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

In the -Four Counties Inn. IN Eng
land, II II possible 10 eat IN Leices-
tershire, sleep in Stanordshire. drink
in wnrwickshire and smoke in Der
byshlre without leaving the building.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

Among the students at the famous
English preparatory school. Elton,
2 - sr-,-- - a-.i~~- slnciudf n %
q
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11
City News /: =:
:::: in Brief

Tbs Friday Bridge Club Mi 'sss'
tomorrow Afternoon of 3 O'Clock VIII
Niss Fannf WeI "a hs, nome ~ epfih
hfwniNhy.
Ths novsmbsr meeting u Tho Cen.
sfal School Parent TescfeIH AeFl lH.
tinn @iii ps hold af toe school audi
iorium ihis afternoon af fis 0rl0ch
Ihe pfnHfam wiz be- furnished hY tne
pupils ~ fte Primary Nfaie
The weekly luncheon % the Rotary
club viii bel hfll today at 1916 O'Clock
lf tho AnfreH Secretary Idvula
elil Complete hia report un Use faa-
fcfrnfe Chat he attended ni Waco oB
h0stmhef
Announcement uas made yesterday
~ fh0 m1uinnf n HnFfmuHf ~ uiaa
flNiffh Codes ci0afrfIuHn aud W Do
Ha'isHHi Tht huif ptrHHn fraIdn
in Cincinnati Nf cai'aHag ls nnt BE-
iHf H'F engineering department. aHm
aud f. Hel Huoen in nHf nit Tho
'fffmenF pHa performed nY uih0n
NnsabHVfn Hi hls residence 0n NUrh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

: ~ lts kind iu japan. ara ~ are iuli
~ hope f1r ite success.
CONTAMINATION 20 the C0ronatiaa is
founded in many other directions The
government issued b special series n
posfanc stamps and pictsft Fnfial
cards ard presented special coronation
medals to an pagilclpatns in the sl-
fiuus ceremonies Tho medal ls ~
silver On the front b. engraved "a gold
200 chry sanfhemum with branch "a
Tho ciifon and sacred CHEERS uNr on
either side ON tho back afe Iuecfned
twelve Chinese Chamrtprs Weanine
Coronation Commemorative Meid
and tho date Eleventh Month f
Foar'h Year ~ Talsho'
Officials and citns in thr service
of the government contributed one and
o. half per cent ~ inoif SALARY to pre-
sent suitable Sits t0 tno Emperor and
Empires 1ho amy 4stc % miDmtuf.
ncll piece and the raYl "a miniature
ship
Cuuemtumfory lanterns were huns
at every house in the Emrirr Thou
sands ~ hcirothcd have FASTENED their
marriage 80 thsf DO mHF occur durIns
thc nu-pIcIoue year of coronation and
Boz sancuned Do, prosperity hcaith and
Jos.
Prior ta the commencement ni tn-
days ceremony an mprrfi messenger
WAS dispatched here frum tho mperAi
hcktuuaIltr. boo klntu fH aEuouur, tho
celebration of che coronation csr,mous
before the kofci-d ln. a. shrine dedI.
Gated 90 thc souls of tne imperial pre
dece-sur. and the -hn-drn. another
shrine dedicated tU th, so4D uf The
imperial ancestors BOO N. prehistoric
drity period The ceremony before tHe
shruca. which are located 900 the iu
penal palace wHH conducted BOO H SGD
omn manner Hccufdlue tn ~hutn rtrtl
ht tulft officials Impartial mrs.rl-
ger- were ALSO dispatched FROM klufn
800 slmliHr missions tn tne arsIt shrine
af isc tnd fo tuc principal Shiuf0
snrues throughout thD country where
similar ccremonics were performed this
moune The imperial messengers tn
fhe pref,ctunl shuucs NhrrD iH
sHts sunue Boo etch ptoVnceI where
represented tg pfefnrfurl governors
Tuc daf wu s.nfIad Nt informal
mcrunes trd reunions ..trn n uahuc
or private corporations Boa hannr nc th,
occasion.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Aunsaene spc.hi % Qusnah
viii Hpend the winter in ihr eisy, IL
eHTHi 81 bsf cnunin Miss Ipo smith
NJ and STIR Edwin fiai0 and son
yesterday afternoon returned ffnm
hluFafliie where they spent several
dein VITA relatives.
Mrs. james Is Wells of nroensylle
ia tho guest ~ Mfa o. D. klcherg at
santa orfifudla Ranch.
a. 81 Madison. immigration agent
fur She fhp ani resaH Mexican rails
roada a. Ia the city
D. a. Milner TRAVELLING pasaenror
aaont for ihc d, and 81 naiiWa H iu
ino rltf.
Mayor aud Sizes ifo5 Miller lnat nlEht
foefntd rom g eH"ft ,fip 60 SAN An.
Iuni0
ilarN nnife uus returned a. ma
homo Do a. oiengs aztec o short stay
81 che clr
Allan q ilnraiale. tfbYolius passen
Hef aeeni Coz ibo sap iafg yesterday
ior MA AHinni1. SITTER "a short stay IN
ths riiy
a. > RHHtnraFl W lhc kslh MANN.
fariuiipr COMPANY Yesterday return
~ from iiuueine where be- spent Hpya
oral days 90 ~ interest ~ hlr nrm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11
TAFT TALKS CONCERNING
NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS

cifiChuO ii. Sow iH f0nuu
President Wlltm Howard Ttn in ID
spresn tnniHni advocated nrgpafpdncsa
iof ntf hF tho tnifed HnifH taasfi
ine ihli ho WIS "hfiween Hums,su
ana iiHnn Ne views pHncrtmne uH
matter W defense far thc oounut
llo 1niiihei me nHuuua nfbaerf ..n.
dl'lnn ea "a unprepHrclnraa .nd ra.
Vowed what he rnnaldofa advisable n
me why nf additions CO. the army uud
NAYS Hnoni let uu aHrflnse thr Np.
iinnli nerutiiY tn Hrsdtmf iHrHri.
hr urged
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11
CITY TICKET OFFICE
Nueces Hotel Building
Phone No. sos.
c. g WOoDUL J. c. ToYKse;
General Agent City Ticket Asu

seriously Dos same thiukIne pcople u
hnNc watched JOS growth and deys.
meui during tine past Utircn ya.
Twice durIng that tmc % hss laa
f.rueh national pauics without 4,
nlicrue and is perhaps ino only 5
industry That has newer received +
rnH. setback
Tho demand Cor nrs s .roaier +
He tmn ever before 800 fhc hlsi4
.f un business This trHr fhc use
uHa rlant wul produce lp.roNinsa
f01n rars which Del moiu lhan asA
i0, output of last season Nliho4
Ne ro hipp.ns on ana nverase q 4
-ir- IS day thc factory finds li ns
r-.at tu work overtime n order
t.er utc. with the orders that 3
UUarH- iu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-11

white IN Houston Mr. liooihtoYd lasi
sunday morning. ~ Invitation. taug
a solo 81 the FIRST Mrii,sdist Church
one III ffppstnne nrRcrt end fnosi
fashionable churches,
W a. Macarthur ~ che San Antonio
Brewing Association wfD hif been W.
tbe cilF for the isiai fsw dAfa ieapeg
this morning foF San AnioniH
Flnis RatArr leatoa ihla morning
Tor Fewlerion N shirt bpsinsar
trip.
sfrs W ferr left las3 niFht fof hr
DrfNnr where ahe elli spend several
weeks fis.tinx Relatives.
Robert schaueff ana chas Waller
business men " An4s. were in the riiy
Yesterday
X y Appishy ~ iIirhap is in tbe riif
an short Business tfip
tdtloea fram n4ilss STATE ihai Mrs
w. " Neefrn ~ fhis csf uba ret
GENTLY underwent tnrsi0ai operation
faf appendicitis is rapidly impfptinr
and piii bo stie ia rsianH home Within
another yNp weeks
Mics fsliie Carroll has reformed
from ntssli,e aher. aha airssift the
dances fer ne ises Ceuuft falf 4Hfen
cnfanYiinu frfeannnitr
q r. Nione ana wife have fsfnrasdi
fr1m a mNnfis gHrlfiHn fun f0 ihf