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The Washington times., 1915-01-24

The sudden disappearance Of child.
destined to inherit millions, became the
most popular theme Of discussion
as fHnnh Shsns snsr tSe i cS
nese hypnotist, and practically drove al
further thought OF marriage to John
storm out of the mind Of the pretty lit
tie heiress- detective who was trying to
terious cases brought to her uncle, Has
san Ali. for untanglement. Zudora deter
mined. II possible. to find the child. al
though her uncle did not appear to take
much interest in the case, and Continu-
allv absented himself from the house for
days at r. time.
1t was at this time that certain
Madame Duval. the beautiful. but some-
the confidence of Chang IN Episode
Eight was introduced to Zudora. Oddly
enough. the girl. having been under
Chang's hypnotic influence at the time.
Feeling a strange attraction for her
new acquaintance, Zudora returned her
call. although had Jim Baird known Of
1t. the friendship of the two might have
for he evidently distrusts the charming
fair one.
During Zudora's visit at Madame Du-
val's she was much puzzled at the COM
the mysterious conferences held and the
frequency with which her hostess was
called away. It was during one OF these
absences. that Zudora idly glanced
at newspaper on the table before her.
An item in the personal column caught
her eye and her fertile brain did the
rest. Hardly waiting to" say good-by
to Madame Duval she sets forth on
what she believes is a clue to the
is she far off the scent. for the hint
she had received from the personal"
led her to a deserted freight caboose in
a little used railroad siding Listening
at the door she overhears the kidnap-
in n safer place.
In the meantime Jim Baird has also
been Investigating certain clues. which
ssor ase into ns zSr, }ohs
hasty note Of what she. has learned.
| began an Investigator on his own ac.
count Thus all three are eagerly
hunting for the missing heiress. But ii
| is Zudora who first learns the where.
abouts Of the stolen child. Watchine
her opportunity. she is about to liber-
ate the little one when three members
Of the gang, returning suddenly and
their captive and imprison them in the
old caboose, where Zudora had first
overheard their plans
Meanwhile Nine Duval. who has some
that are opposing Zudora, becomes wor-
ried at the delay in bringing her plans
to a successful issue Acting under in
structions. evidently. the gang are seen
placing an internal machine in a car
filled. with. gunpowder. which is mex,
to the old caboose in which Zudora
| and the kidnapped child are imprisoned
An engine hooks up with the train and
slowly moves off. hauling the caboose
with It. In a few moments the explo.
sion is certain to take place. and Il
seems that nothing can save the kid
napers' victims. unable to get out. from
being blown to atoms
cal instinct or perhaps because he il
never really out OF touch with Zudora's
| doings. and always seems to be or
hand at the time Of Zudora's dires
need. appears on the scene. just as the
train is starting. Instinctively. III
seemed to sense the danger. Runninr
swiftly forward. he made a flying leaI
upon the rods at the side of one Of th'
freight cars. climbed upon the roof o.
The Washington times., 1915-01-24

Special rush orders were given the
printer as the new manual will enable
the scoutmasters to drill their boys
in connection with their troop meet
ings and get them In good shape for
the rally next month. Captain Brooks,
| the scoutmaster, will give practical in
struction to scoutmasters on the hand
ling Of their troops on ono evening.
Forty-eight were in line at the
! OF the season. Of\this number twenty
| four were scoutmasters and an equal
Nhmber Of deputies. Captain Brooks
complimented the men and boys on
| their rapid progress.
The Washington times., 1915-01-24

ual, prepared by the officers interested
In this branch Of the Boy Scout move-
ment. will be ready for distribution at
O'CLOCK tomorrow night at the ar
mory.
The Washington times., 1915-01-24

promptly in deciding what stunt they
wish to put on and to make early ap-
plication as only ten troops Will be
permitted to participate in. the rally
Preference will be given to the first
troops making application.
Tho troop headquarters built and
owned by the members Of Troop No. "a,
has been removed. further into the
woods on account Of the electric rail-
way to the steel plant going directly
through the grounds. The headquarters
now stand on knoll near the cut made
for the railway, and has been raised
on this elevation. The boys are busy
clearing new ground for parade and
games.
At the last meeting Of the recently re-
organised Troop %. presided over by
Scoutmastsr ]. d. Cushman. three
patrols were formed. They were named
the Eagle. the Falcon. and the Hawk
Scout Samuel Moores was made leade,
| Of the Eagle patrol: Scout Lamont
Pitcher the leader Of the Falcon patrol
and Scout Arthur Knapp temporary
leader Of the Hawks. Plans were dis
cussed for the further work of the
troop. Drill was then held for one hour
Troop No. 8 will ~hit the trail" thi,
morning for Chevy Chase. For severa
weeks they have been receiving practi
| cal instruction in scouting and wood
The Washington times., 1915-01-24
Washington. d. c.. January l. lslS

Warrington. d. c.. January l. 1915.
CLASSIFIED Advertising Manager. The Wash
inston Times.
Dear Sir-I can recommend McCanerty e
to any ono with hats to be rebiocked or who
wish to buy new shapes, a. being the place
to 20 TO for entire satisfaction. ! have had
them and have purchased new shapes of
them and have always been entirely salts
fed with their work and found their prices
reasonable, which OF course 10 an item con-
sideIed bx al I wish also to say, that
Respectfuily. MRS. II. VI. HoDGKNs.
Apt. z The Tulane.
The Washington times., 1915-01-24

JEwELRY Is THE BEST PREsEN'
Have your old jewelry
melted and made into hRN
An up-to-d date design at mo "A
"a reasonable price. a
WATCHES, CLOCKS, Ia Al
and JEW ELRY skill NrAB7
fully repaired. ~~
HENRY W. BLISS,
6l3 7th st. N w.
Jewelry Cleaned Free Of Charga
The Washington times., 1915-01-24

craft In general. Two weeks ago they
went to Brentwood and Hyattsvilie
under Patrol Leader Eggleston, and last
week they hiked out to Riverdale. At
the end Of the trail they found Mrs.
Stailey, wife of Scoutmaster 8. Stailey,
who had a large campfire with q big
kettle Of hunters stew" and pot Of
coffee for them.
Only one member Of Troop No. % was
absent Friday evening. and he was de-
tained by sickness, when the boys IS
sembled at the home Of Senior Patrol
Leader smallwood. $3.50 Sixteenth
street northwest. to listen to an ad-
dress BY Field Executive 8. 9. .Alpin.
The boys were told Of many interest
Ing events scheduled for the near fu-
ture. The troop agreed to participate
In the rally and to send Representatives
for drill instruction at the Armory
Drills will be held every Friday evening
The transfer Of Assistant Patrol Lead.
er Robert Ensslin to Troop No. - wal
announced. Deane Davis was elected
assistant leader for the Bear patrol. II
was also unanimously voted that the
, term Of ONCE Of patrol leader be siS
| months with the option OF reelection.
Despite the unusual number Of boyl
who presented themselves for second
class examination at the last meeting
| only q small percentage Of them met
the requirements. The successful can
! didates were Bernard Cleveland. Troor
No. 3: Henry Scott, Troop No. 3;
The Washington times., 1915-01-24

Thomas Smaliwood. Troop No. 5. an,
Roane Melton. Troop No. 10.
Merit badges have been awarded th'
following scouts: Raymond Scaggs
Troop No. 4s. camping; Thomas Il. Nj
kirk. Troop No. 10. signaling; sa,nus
Hardy, Troop No. s. physical develop
ment: T. r. Pirtle. Troop No. 10, per
sonal and public health.
The bicycle patrol Of Troop No. .
took q sixteen-mile ride Saturday. Tn,
route was out along the northern banl
| OF the Potomac. -Four Of the nember
| Of this troop have Joined the drum ant
bugle corps.
The Washington times., 1915-01-24
THERE Is A REASON WHY
You Should Have q
Nelson Suburban Directory
On Your Desk.

This 10 what Mr.. Clarence Lewis thinks
Of It:
Warrington. d. c.. Deo. a. ls1A
To the CLASSIFIED Advertising Manager. The
Washington Times.
Dear Str-Having been . subscriber for the
past two years to Nelson's Suburban Direc-
tory" wish to recommend the same to the
Businesa Men Of Washinston. az a medium
their past and present customers, whose
names do not appear In the regular city
Directory. Tho price Of this book Ii small.
and in many cases, the locating Of single
person will enable you to make and save
many times its cost Yours respectfully,
CLARENCE 3. LEWIS.
Room ~ Commercial Bank Bldg. 18th
and G SITS. n. w.
The Washington times., 1915-01-24
Last Weeks Winners

Classified Advertising Manager. The wash
inston Times.
Dear Sir-RsgardinS sys-gIasses sold by
w. r. Finn. / wish to sEats that for yeafs
I had much trouble Win my eyes. especially
when reading. but after I secured . pair of
glasses from the above nasntoned optieisn.
could read with ease and comfort for any
length Of time. merely wish to say that
hope others having trouble with their eyes
may have the same advantage that have
had BY owning . pair Of F1nn's slssses
,7,. Oliver st., Gs.1; E; :; ess.., susrbr; :, e.
Washington. d. c.. Jan. 3. 1915.
Classified Advertising Manager. The Wash
inston Times.
Dear sir-To those Of the readers of your
bonoons and articles % Of food T Witch ' !. .oId % IN
want 10 recommend H%rsin':. Ss'is" ioes New York
feel ! can say without fear Of eentradie-
;lon ;n -. that -s no bsssry IN ths city Of Wash;
their products. Yours truly.
MISS MARGARET MCNAMARA,
The Classified Advertising Manager.
Dear y. sir.I Sir. Am. Am setns to tell yoy An i'm
4 day before ths last snow fsli purcha..d
H.Ttigs. 80 IL st. n. E. to prevent my
''aY %hlie e' re.ssins from rid. tn. next even
ing noticed . crowd At the Library 1 in
auired and found that = horse had broken
am verS thankful that I purchased Cur
res Fte.t Na!i: and had that man pur-
saved his horse. Yours truly.
MARGARET z. TLIAAN.
sd llth st. 8. "a. Washington. d. c.
The Washington times., 1915-01-24

Definite announcement will be made
morrow night relative to plans for the
rally next month, and they will be
urged to get their troops in trim. As
soon as approved by national head
quarters, notices will be sent to svery
scoutmaster advising them to act
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-19
JURY DECIDES BOY
WAS KILLED; NURSE Hello

Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 19-That
Clarence Hall, three year-old son oi
Amos II. Hall, a widower, came to
his death from blows and abuse ad-
ministered by some person unknown,
was the verdict returned BY a cor
oners jury today.
Mrs. Bertha pifley, houssheeper in
the Hall home, was held on charge
OF assault as a result OF the Inquest.
The child was buried last Wednes-
day, during the fathers absence from
the city, physician certificate CIV
ing as the cause Of death epile2tts
commissions and cerebral hemor'hage.
On complaint of neighbors, who al
lege that the woman had beaten the
child cruelty, the body was exhumeu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-19
70 KEEP SKIN HEALTHY,
YOUTHFUL, WRlNkLELEss

3
Now that the social season is here,
he especially careful to keep your skin
in fine condition. You know how con-
spicuous complexion defects appear un-
der the bright lights Of the drawing or
ball room Also how very evident are
some nakeups when similarly illuminate
ed have lnyself discarded cosmetics
entirely, using d process which gives
far better results, and which leaves no
trace on she skin. At night l smear on
Il thin coat Of ordinary mercolized wax,
washing II off next morning. This graz
Hially absoi'bs the dcvitalized particles OF
surface skin; just as gradually the more
youthful skin heneatti comes forth, pro-
vldiug a complexion as clear smooth and
delicatey tinted as y young girl't Get
an ounce of mercolized wax at your
druggists and try this remarkable treat
inenl-
Remember, too, that wrinkles. even
the finer lines. are not easily concealed
III brilliantly lighted room You can
quickly obIiterate thesu hateful marks
BY bathing your face In solution Of
powdered saxoIite, or. dissolved IN
witch hazel " pl And your face won't
look sticky as after using pastes. Aunt
sally IN Woman's Realm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-19
UNI. BASKET BALL BOYS
WILL MEET |NOIAnS

The university basket bail boys
viii have for their opponents We'd
nesday night the Goth, the iChilocco
Indian team. This is always consid-
cred the big gaIe of the season as
the Indians are always a good draw
ing card, and their ability TO play
basket ball is shown by their ability
to defeat the best teams in the state.
They have the same high grade team
this year. and will put up great
game.
All of the university boys will have
recovered enough from their injuries
to get into the ga1re tomorrow night.
and they win put up good game.
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rie Is meeting with encouragement on
every side and the indications point
to the early muster Of company.
About twenty young men have signi-
fled their intention Of joining the
company and meeting viii be held
in the near future which Will be at
tended by Adjutant General Canton.
In the meantime any young nan who
is interested and has not been seen
BY any Of the committee should phone
his name to the chamber Of COM
merce. This is movement which
means much to Guthrie and her ac-
tive young ren and should be push
ed.
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GEM THEATRE


Saturday, Jan. 16.
i. Warren Kerrigat, playing a
dual role in 1.-The King and The
Man." in two parts.
4 Sterling kid comedy; Car
mans Romance" featuring Billy
Jacobs.
sunday, Jan. II.
Program from Jan. 10. to Jan "a.
Grace Cunard and Francio Ford
+. In rThe Call OF The Wares 4 ro-
mantle drama in two parts.
'InAocent Dad a laughing bit
with John Brennan.
Monday, Jan. 10.
"Thc Law of The Range From
tae book BY Wayne Groves Bar
rows. produced by Henry McRea,
In three perts, with Wm. Clifford
and Marie Walcamp.
Tuesday, Jan. 10.
Sixth Episode of 'sThe Master
.Kep" Read the story in Satar
days issue of The Daily Leader.
Nestor comedy: who stole the
Bride Groom" A deep, dark mys-
'tery with Lyons and Moran.
Also FOR Matinee Only, "The Big
Sisters Christmas in two parts.
with Rawlinson and Little.
"Wednesday. Jan. 20.
within an Inch OF His Life a
dashing western drama In two
parts by Eugene Manlove Rhodes.
God comedp The Village POST
master" with Ernest Shields and
BETTY Shade.
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JUST TRY THIS WHEN
HAIRY eRoWTHs APPEAR
tModes OF Today

A smooth. hairless skin always fol-
lows the use of paste made by mix
ing some water with plain powdered
delatone. This paste is applied TO
the hairy surface 2 OF 3 minutes.
then rutbed off and the skin washed,
when every trace OF hair will have
vanished. NO pain or discomfort at
tends the use OF the delatone paste.
but caution should be exercised to
be sure that yon get real dclatone.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-19
LAW AIMED AT SWEARING IS
INTRODUCED IN MISSOURI

Jefferson City, Mo, ian -
bill making it a misdemeanor to-
swear was introduced in the house
by Representative Moses Neihardt o.
Hickory county late today. Pro-
visions of the bill, however state
that it applies only to unincorporated
villages and territory outside ct
towns,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-19
Get Your Railway Fare Refunded.

Get Your Railway Fare Refunded.
Visitors in the city this week
should take advantage Of the annual
clearance sales of all the leading mer-
chants in which things are being saa-
rificed at unheard OF prices Money
can be saved on every purchase and
at the same time refund of railway
fare secured. ASK the merchants or
the secretary of the Chamber of COM
merce about the railway fare refund
plan.
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n u n II NJ ID & e & @ @ q g - g. n n u =
n TOPICS OF THE ~
K TOWN AND STATE. n
Exz KxgamE H II EmG xa


Weathers' Trial Soon.
Pat Weathers. formerly Of Guthrie,
charged wish h,sving Attempted to
brfbe Pat Goulding of the capitol COM
mission, by offering him $4,000 to
swing the contract for architectural
drawings to Weathe RS and Perry viii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-19
Divorce Opinion Given.

GIVSHNr OJIIFIUII 1FVcTI'
IA man securing divorce in Okla
homa, who moves outside the state
and marries and then returns to this
state with his new bride in less than
six months from the date he procured
his decree, is guilty, technically, Of
bigaIy, according to an opinion Mon
day by Attorney General Price Free
ling. This opinion was sent to DR.
r. NJ. Shaw OF Alex
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Isv M = n 3 q q y = q y
lw PERSONALS AND LOCALS. ~
q 81 zm 10 m "a xzEgE e q u u

| A. III. Stone is over from Bristow
taking the Masonic work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Johnston,
are here from Perry
Mr.. and Airs O. NJ Lancaster of
Tulsa are guests OF the lone hotel
this week.
Dr. and, Mrs. E. NJ. Miller of Buf-
falo are visiting here for a few days.
W-l H Wilson, cattle man, is here
from Cantonement. attending the Ma
sonic Anniversary convocation.
u. b. Ransom is here from Lamont,
visiting his son E. F. Ransom at 1902
East Villas.
Mrs Sam Grady and daughter. Mrs.
Jim Peters. returned to their home
in Kenneg H. after two weeks
visit with Mrse. Grady's daughter Mrs.
Howard Ward on West Cleveland.
Miss Cleo Myers of Oklahoma City
spent Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Ward.
5. c. Burton and Miss Grace S
Burton are here from Stroud attend
irg the Nasonic convocation. They
are guests of the lone
John S. Allen is here from Nor y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-19
Masked Rcbbers at sapuIpa.

Two masked bandits last night held
up T vi Shearer in his grocery at
Sapulpa and at the point of reyol-
Yer forced him to hand over $500
which was in the cash drawer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-19
NOTES AND PERSONALS or
SOCIETY
lenors aurks Phone 24s
Phons 24s


i am s1re It Is a great mistake al
ways to know enough to 20 in when
At rains One may keep. snug and
dry by snch knowledge, but one
misses world Of loveliness.
Adeline Knapp.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-19

be tried in the district court January
% Weathers demanded to be tried
separately from I'D Perry, whose
ease has not yet been set.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-19
Shadows of Evil.

DHdUUWo VI XVIII
Srecial release at the Highland
theater tonight Vaudeville that VIII
make you laugh; also special two
reel Lubin, The Intriguers" and the
House OF Silence" Biggest and
best show in city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-19

. DR. y. %, Farber OF Cordell is a
guest Of the lone hotel this week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-19
Cambridge Club.

The Cambridge club continued its
study Of Jerusalem at the meeting at
the library yesterday afternoon. The
program was exceptionally fine and
was as follows.
1. Mizpab, Judgment seat OF
Samuel Jacobs covenant with
Laban.--Mrs. Eliot Lyon.
2. Bethlehem, Church Of the Ma
tivity''-Mrs. F. d. Brooks.
\ 3. Meeting of the three wise men.
Describe an linn of that period
Mrs. Boles.
4. Prophecies relating to the
coming of Christ--Nlrs Hislop
). Bethany. Home of Martha
and Mary" Hebron, "Tenting ground
of Abraham Mrs. Frank Burford.
Mrs. NJ. H. jefferson of Beach.
North Dakta, former member, was
guest. The roll call was answered
with quotations from the Bible and
the program was led by Mrs. Will
Patterson.
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cecilian Club Program.

CeciIian Club Program.
Tomorrow's program for the
Ceeilian club will be of victroia
numbers by American men singers
and Miss Clara Hoyt will be leader
for the afternoon. The chorus viii
practice at three o'clock. Sketches
OF Reinold werrenrath, orville Har-
rold. Reed Miller, Herbert Wither-
spoon, Evan Williams
Chorus-Hallelujah Chorus Handel
Victor Chorus.
Little Boy Blue. 49,. .Nev'n
tb) Four Leaf Clover. 80.
-. ... ... .Brownell
(c) Because ........ DHardelvt
Evan Williams.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-19

III. L. Fogg, FL Reno attorney, is
here today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-19

Governor X l.. Williams and rem-
bers of a committee Of the house and
senate returned TO Oklahoma City
last night after an inspection Of the
Agricultural and Mechanical College
at Saltwater.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-19
Masonic Visitors Can Save Railway

Masonic Visitors Can Save Railway
Fare. EEYEU
Visiting nIasons and their wives
and others in the city this week
should take advantage of the rail-
way fare refund bureau of the Cham
ber of Commerce and secure the re-
fund of their railway fares on the
basis OF five per cent on every dol
lar of goods purchased from the stores
of the city, Ask the merchants or
the secretary of the chamber of COM
merce for particulars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-19

r. L. Davidson, senator, and Wash
Hudson. representative, both Of
Tulsa, are the chairmen OF the senate
and house committee on oil and gas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-19

j IL. Lyons, secretary Of state, Ed
BOYLE, chief mine inspector, Il. B..
Howard, state auditor, and r. III. Will
son, state superintendent OF public
instruction, are all former Kentuck-
ians,
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~ ~ "a Is ~ M 81 ~ II ~ ~ n n n n
~ OF LOCAL MOMENT. n
( n 81 n n W 10 II II 81 Il n N Mm y

chas. L Daugherty, former state
labor commissioner, has been made
chief clerk Of the state board Of af-
fairs.
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man attending the Anniversary Com
vocation Of Scottish Rite AIasons.

w G. Gordon Is here from Wayno-
ka, attending federal court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-19
Delightful Birthday Party.

Little Miss Doris Rexroad invited
a number Of her friends to six
O'Clock dinner yesterday to help
celebrate her twelfth birthday an
niversary. The dining room was a
bower OF flowers and potted plants
and Miss Anabel Smith placed the
birthday cake with it's twelve pink
and white candles before the hostess
Each guest was presented with a
gingerbread man. Mrs. Rexroad was
assisted by Mrs. Maxey in serving.
After dinner the children spent the
evening with folk games and the
Virginia Reel. NJ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-19
CALENDAR FoR THE WEEK.

*
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.
Wednesday.
Kimono ClubMiss Catherine Cas-
sidy.
Kensington Club--Mrs. Jack Hume
Good Time Card Club Mrs. II. f..
Knebel
Cecilian Club--University.
Morning Reception for Wives 1T
Visiting Masons-F. o. Lutz D. 9.
Go.
Thursday.
d. M. G. Club--Will not meet.
| Acorn Cllb---Library.
Reception for Mrs. M E Ford
Mrs. Guy Findley.
University Cooking Club-Uniycr-
sity.
Openvlxy Club--Will not meet
Bide-a- Wee Club-Will not meet.
Friday.
l NlOVer Lear Aiuu--MTS. bIyNe
Hammers.
Mozart Club-Miss Mildred Davis.
Mascot Club-Mrs. L. |. Beland.
| McZetewar Club--Mrs. II. B. Lille
| Friday Auction Club--AIrs. r. s
Barde.
Saturday.
! Phi Delta Gamma Club Party--A1
4 home OF Miss Virgil Taylor
! Rooney Mooney Shah Club-Miss
Dessa Matchett.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Weicker q
Oklahoma City, will be the guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Fairfield this
| week..
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NJ. NJ. G. Club.

Mrs l.. S. Page and Mrs. w. Il.
Hogan we're invited to become mem-
iSers of the M. NJ. G. club at yester-
days meeting with Mrs. Frank i.
Gatchell.. After the needlework hour
two-eourse luncheon was served.
Next Monday Mrs. Ray Davis of
North First street, will entertain the
club.