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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
TEST POWER OF VETO
Suit for $40 in Arkansas Affects $780,
900 in Appropriations Cancelled by
Governor After Legislature Ends

LITTLE ROCK, June IA suit to
test the right Of the governor to veto
any. Items In an appropriation bill
after the legislature has adjourned
has been filed In the Pulaski chancery
court here. John H. Page, commis-
sioner of agriculture. has instituted
an action to force the state auditor
TO pay $40 Item for stamps though
the governor cut this Item from the
general appropriation hill.
should Page win In his suit, attor'
neys said that every item Of the $500
900 vetoed by the governor would be
legaliEed. The ground on which the
suit is brought is that the governor
having waited until after the assem-,
hly adjourned, TO veto appropriations
gave members Of the legislature no op'
portunity TO pass the appropriation
bill over his disappearing signature.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
TWO ARE KILLED
BY LIGHTNING
Boys Near Guthrie Struck While
Swollen Stream Threatens Kansas
City

GUTHRIE. Okla, June 10 Claud
Barnes. is yeurs old, aud his T. year.
old brother james, were killed today
by bolt Of lightning while harvesting.
KANSAS CITY, June no. Thunder
storms prevailed todny over this sec.
tiun Of the middle west, causing fear
[ uf floods, but delayed reports from the
scene Of Thursday nights storm IN
Oklahoma Kansas ana Missouri. Kan.
shs streams are AT Il dangerous stage
aud further hcuyy precipitation will
be disastrous
The government weather bureau
here today warned residents ~ the
east and west bottoms 10 move imme.
dintcly from the first floor of their
homes and be prepared for II flood,
The districts adjoining the Kansas aud
Missouri rivers today were rising
The Missouri river rcpaing at Kan
sns city early today -Nas 80 feet. Il
rise of 10 feet over night The danger
point Is ~ feet A further rise Of Z
or q feet IL expected
/ At noon, Observer Conner with tele
grams on river aud ruin conditions
from Kansas before him. said that
with both the Kansas nnd Missouri
rivers rising rapidly and heavy rain,
falling today In the X msas, RepublI
can aud Blue rivers distict, Kansas
| city might expect II flood as big AZ
that In 1905
There Is no telling how high The
river will 60" said the observer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
NO I'LL CONSEQUENCES
Receding Waters on Contrary Leave
Bottom Conditions Better Than They
Usually Are In Drouths

No serious menace 10 health need
be feared as result of the slime and
mud which the reCedlng water of the
recent flood has left along the bottoms
adjoining the river, according to the
officials of the health department
While an unpleasant odor is resulting
as result OF the sunshine on the
dead vegetable matter, the condition IL
not nearly as serious as when the
trash and Nth accumulated during
the recent dry spells, and the people
were praying for a flood, the Officials
say
Most NJ the accumulated stagnant
back water will drain back Into the
river MS soon as II has receded far
enough into Its original he'd, is their
belief Every precautlon win be- takeu
IN the low places to guard against
epidemlcs starting from mosquitoes,
malarla aud typhoid fever.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
GERHARD REPORT
NOT SURPRISING
Facts Told German Diplomats by
Special Emissary From BernstOrff
Already Known Delays answer

BERLIN, via London, June iO-Dr.
Anton Meyer Gerhard, whose report
to Foreign Minister You Jagow, Dr.
Alfred zimmerman, under secretary Of
foreign affairs. and Count MOntgelAs,
head OF the American section OF the
foreign office, acquainted these off
clas fully with the status OF public
opinion IN the United States will
be given an opportunity to make n
similar report direct TO Chancellor
Won Bethmann- llollweg before the
actual work is commenced OF prepar
Ing the German reply 10 the second
United States note regarding subma
rine warfare.
Whether Dr. Meyer Gerhard who
was sent to Germany by Count Won
Bcrnstorff, ambassador to the United
States, will visit headquarters and
present his facts to Emperor William
In person, has not been decided In
any case the German reply probably
win not be ready for delivery IN less
than ten days or two weeks.
Extended conferences between repre-.
sentatives Of the departments cor
cerucd will be- required to unity the
Views Of the foreign office, the minis
try VI marine aud the naval general
staff for presentation to the United
states
These conferences aud deliberations
have not yet began and there IL moth
ing 10 show what direction the cur
rent Of German policy ultimately will
take. II still Is an open question
whether the reply win be- another ad
interim communication or a definite
rejOinder.
II may be stated that the informa
tion brought by Dr. Gerhard con
talned little which was absolutely
new 10 the foreign office and its chiei
value lay In presenting report IN q
more positive and convincing form
than could have been possible In o
written communication. He Is under
stood to have made II clear the Amerl
can people are standing solldly behind
the president In his lnsistenCe upoI
guarantees against a repetition oi
such an incident as the sinking of thl
Lusitnnla aud TINT no important sec
tion " the American people favor
war II Il can be avoided
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
KILL TO PICK POCKET
Momtainecrs Confess They Aided TO
Wreck Train to steal From Bodies
OF Dead

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, June 10
Three muuntulnccrs were under arrest
here today on n charge " murder fol
lowing the alleged confession " two
OF them-Amos Smith and Archie Lee
the substance " which, according
to the police. was that the SenhOard
Air lines fast New York express,
wrecked near Wcems, Ain. on the
night " June 10. was derniled dellb-
erntely ns the OutgrOwth VI Il plot to
lot the baggage car and hold up the
passengers In the wreck threc EN-.
ploycs were killed aud ten passengers
injured
In their alleged confession Smith
and Lee implicated Shang Henry aud
other mountalneers who they claim en-,
glncercd the scheme 10 dcrail the
train Henry Is also locked up, chnrg
ed with murder
Smith is said 10 baye stated that the
plan was to remove the rail and plfer
, the baggage cur during the COmmotlon
that would follow aud then rifle the
pockets NJ those who were killed The
three, he said. wuitcd for the traiu
| to arrive and witnessed the wreck, hut
the screams ~ the Injured frightened
them and they ran from the scene.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
N0RESPlTE FOR FRANK
II Decision Is Adverse 10 Prisoner He
Must Die on Set Date Says Georgia
Governor

ATLANTA, Ga, June 10 Governor
Slnton, continuing his exhaustive study
" the case Of Leo NJ. Frank, sentenced
to be hanged next Tuesday for the
murder ~ Mary Phagan, said today he
probably would not be prepared to an.
nomce his decision on Franks appli-
cation for Communication Of his sentence
10 life Imprisonment until Monday
afternoon or Tuesday morning
Governor Slaton said positively
there win he no respite, but by Tues
day he will be committed TO commute
the sentence or decline to interfere.
"The Judgment " the court" said
the governor, Should cause the prls-
oner to prepare for death. In the
event my decision should be adverse,
he has had ample time 10 make pre-
paratlon"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
WELCOME TO OUR CITY
City Jailer Hangs Out Glad Sign When
Dewe kessler and Paul Wagner are
Ushered Into His Club

Welcome home boys said City
Jaller Wlttcn this morning as Dewey
kessler and Paul Wagner were usher.
ell up 10 the bars of the jail by De.
tective Jim Carter KesSler was ~
leased Friday, on his promise to be.
have himself, aud Wagner silently
stole away from the lock up Thursday
while helping clean up around the "
flee. Both are said to be very IA.
mlllar with the Interior " the Jail
Nichols Sargent was also arrested
with the regulars, all three being
taken ON charge " attempted bur
glary An employe ~ the Capital lcc
company saw the boys taking shirts
from laundry window and held
them until the officer arrived
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
RUSSIANS MAKING STAND
FEW MILES FROM LEMBERG

BERLIN, June ia correspond.
ent IN Galicia Of the Iokal Ansiegler
has sent the following dispatch TO his
paper:
"Avlators report that the Russians
are fortifylng heavily along line ten
miles to the west Of Lemberg. Ger.
man advance patrols furthermore have
established that the Russians are max.
Ing q stand in front Of them. II neces.
snry the Russian present line can he
heightened IN the direction of Tomas.
Eoff, IN Russian Poland. by the addl.
tion Of whatever Russian forces are
available, Conditions Of the Russians
ARE not favorable aud the railroads
and highways rNdIRtInr from Lemherp
nre of the greatest value to them FOR
defensive purposes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
HARD TIME DETERMINING
STATUS or SCHOOL AT TAFT

The hoard Of agriculture Is inform
cd, through an opinion from the at.
torney generals office, that the hoard
has no jurisdiction over the school
for the colored hind and deaf chill
dren VI the state at Taft The land
helonoing 10 the school IL under the
intisdietien 90 the school iand tprnrt.
ment ana the school proper In under
the s"'rryision OF the state bonrd OF
education.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
AID MEN TO CHICAGO
Many Reach Convention City For
Opening Of Annual Event Tomor.
rew--la.ooe Deissu1A Expeeted

CHICAGO, June 19.--Advertlslng
men from all sections began coming
into Chicago today to attend the an
nual convention of the Associated Ad.
vertising Clubs of the World, which
opens tomorrow The convention will
continue n week It Ia expected that
10000 delegates will be In attendance
Made In the L $ A." Is the slogan
the convention Is going TO attempt to
put into the mouths OF every manu-
fnciurer and every consumer I'm the
country, President William Woodhend
Of san Francisco, said.
THE word imported is not going
10 mean 80 much To our people In the
future" he added.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
Jim CROW" RESIDENCE
LAW UPHELD IN KENTUCKY

FRANKFORT, KY, June iO.--Con.
stitutionaity of the Louisville. XIV.
segregation ordinance, designed 10
prevent people of either the white or
'thasnegro rhce occupying for home
or ae place ef public assemhlage q
building located IN block a majority
of residents OF which are of the other
nce. was upheld Yesterday by the
Kentucky court 0f appeals.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
DECKERs HAMMER is A
MAUI WITH A LEGEND

"Bum Check nlssuader" reads a
slgn ON a grent maui which rposes
omlnously ON the desk " A. f. Deck
er assistant manager of the lee Huck-
ins hotel. The hotel has recently
been victlmiEed by several had check
artists, and silent hut somber warn.
ing ls given by the impressive looking
instrument.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
WE WONTBE OFFENDED
State Auditor Sends Out X. S. V. p.
Letters TO Exclusive Sot-Watch
For Shy Full Of +. o. SIS

state Auditor Howard X today
sending ont about 5000 letters to
those whom he believes come within
the provisions Of the income tax law.
Accompanying each letter Is II blank
form which he requests the person to
fill out and return TO tlIr office. The
tax sought to be collected now Is that
Tor the year between July T. 1913 and
June 30, 1914 The tax Is always col
lected a year behind. Auditor How
ard has spent much bf his time the
last few months working ON the In.
come tax to the end of collecting as
much AK possible, and believes he has
a plan whereby he can reach every.
one In the state subject 10 the law.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
.SLAY OKLA. CITY MAN
State Department Hears That Gilbert
Teanhl Is vlet;m Of Quarrel In Mex.
leo; Was Mine Superintendent

WASHINGTON, June 19.-Gllbert
Teanhl OF Oklahoma City, superh.
tendent OF Mexican mine, was killed
while Interfering In a private quarrel
near Charcns, Mexico Wednesday, A
dispatch to the state department from
Consul Bonney at San Isuis Potosl to.
day announced three arrests had been
made.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
DEsERTERS WILL BE TURNED
OVER TO ARMY AND NAVY

Stamford Riley was arrested by the
police this morning ON a charge Of de.
sertim from the United States navy.
He was locked up with Leon l.. Bur
dick and Stanley Morse, who gave
themselves up to the police Friday M
self-confessed deserters from the army
All three of the men will be turned
over to the United states authorities.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
BEELER TO BE CHOICE
Small Doubt Exists That Governor
viii Appoint ChecOta Republican"
On State Election Board

When asked todny II he was ready
to announce the appointment OF the
Republican member " the state elcc.
tion bOnrd, Governor Williams said
that he probably would not be reudy
70 do 80 until utter the capitol con.
tract hud been awarded 1t has been
said thnt the governor would probab
ly name the man Monday Of next
week, but he would not verify that to.
day.
Az to who the man viii bc the gov.
ernor would not Indicntc Several
names have bocn submitted to him
but II Is said by some that Hurry
Beeler Of Chrcotnh may be- the favor.
ed one.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
FARMER ON RAMPAGE
ATTACKS HIS FAMILY
nppER SANDuSKY. Ohlo. June

UPPER sANDUsKy, Ohio, June 10
Harvey o. Dysinger, 10. rich Har'
din county farmer, today fatally
wounded his wife, killed his daugh
ter lH wounded his son Herbert. 10
aud committed suicide No reason
for his act is known, The only mem
ber uf the family to escape ounscathet
was the youngest child, Kenneth, II
years old.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
ITALIANS CHARGE VANDALISM
TO RETREATING AUSTRIANS

ROME, June ln.- An attack II made
IN an official note issued tonight at
the war office upon what are charac.
Itel ny Austrian mcthOls OF destruction
and vandalism In territory which has
been evacuated because Of the Italian
advance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
BOMBS ON GERMAN BALLOON
SHEDS DO LITTLE DAMAGE

AMSTERDAM. via London, June 10
Allied airmen dropped bombs OH the
German balloon sheds At Brussels
Thursday causing slight damage, ac-
cording TO the Masshode.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
MEXICANS WILL
RESIST INVASION
One Thousand In Yaqui Valley VIII
Fight II L. \. Soldiers Are Landed
TO Protect Foreigners

NOGALES, Sonora, June l0.-Goy-
crnor Jose Maytorcnu authorized the
statement today that the entire forces
under his command would be used II
necessary 60 resist the landing Of
American marines on the west coast
to protect foreign settlers OF the VA.
qul valley from Indians now nj war.
A detachment Of nearly 1000 troops
sent 10 the YaQui valley yesterday, he
said, was dispatched primarily to pro.
tect settlers and their crops from the
Indians, hut they had orders to re
slst any landing OF American mill.
tnry forces.
DOUGLAS Arlz., June 10.-Goyern.
or Jose Maytomca, villa commander oi
Sonora, has refused an offer NJ his
services made by General Urbalejo, u
Yaqul chief, commanding the villa
forces encamped II miles west of Aqua
Prieta, TO subdue the Yauuis now on
the warpath In the southern part Of
the state, according to u statement
made here today by Senor Aguaya
villa counsel.
Aguaya said Governor Maytorena
stated he has declined the offer he
cause he had plenty Of soldiers In that
part Of the state TO cope with the In
dians Maytorena IL also quoted n,
asking why the Americans In SonOrr
had not abandoned their home Ions
ago N there was 10 much danger
Dispatches received AZ Aqua Prletf
from the south say the Carranza garrl
son at Bavlspe, after conquest ot
san Miguel n neighboring town be
cause the residents declared for villa
have marched against the villa town,
Of Bacadehuochi and Nacori with IN,
intention Of forcing the inhabitants I,
embrace the CArranza cause.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19

WASHINGTON, June l0--Slow hut
steady Improvement N the condition
Of King Constantine was renorted IN
n hnllciin 10 the Greek legatie,t here
today frum Athens II wos the first
telegram since second operation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
THE WEATHER


Louisiana Tonight generally fair sun.
day partly cloudy,
Arkansas Oklahoma East Texns To.
night and Sunday partly cloudy.
West Texas Tonight aud sunday gen
orally fair.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
GERMANS SEIZE
FRENCH VILLAGE
Ebermenll Thirty Miles From
Nancy, Heavily Fortified POslS-
ton Falls To Invaders
RUSSIANS ATBAY ON GRODEK LINE
Italian Offensive Active But Ad-
vance Into Austrian Frontier
Is Too Slow

war office announced today that the
village IT EbcrmenIl. about 80 miles
enst " Nancy, had been captured by
the GermnnS The French had fOru
fled The village
LONDON, June 10 The forces Of
tuSsln are at bay along the Grodek
llnc IN Galicin 10 the west Of Lem
berg, where, with her vulnerable flank
well protected 10y the marshes Of tho
Dnlcstcr she viii defend Lemberg, thr
cnpital Of Gnlicla Neither side, how
ever, reports much activity turing the
last ~ hours the outstanding claim
being one from petrograd that thu
AustrO-Germnus have been hurried
bnck into Austrian territory between
the Dnlester river and the river Pruth
The French, according 10 the lntesi
news, are holding the Germans TO the
north Of Arras They now occupy pO
sItionS on three sides of Souchez ant
they soon may make the German posi-
lions on this front untenuble IN tl'
view Of British observers
Italy Is attacking the Austrian
frontier defcnses with energy but III,
only evidence " an advance Is the re
port ~ the Shelllng Of the railroad
station at Gorilla, Il fact which would
indicate that the Italian batteries
have been considerably advanced Ru
mors, as plentiful as contradictory
emannte from the Balkans that the On
tente allies hnve offered Bulgaria
generous territorial terms. which spe
cla dispatches from Sofia declare I,
be absolutely satisfactory. Neycrthe
less II Is evident that no alliance hn
been signed nor will be until Bul
gnria's nelghbors make the couces
sions she has been consistently demand
ing.
LONDON. June l8.--The 1000 to
- -. -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
River Bullvtln

The North Canadian will rise slightly at
Oklahoma city aud n0'nia euAt. The s9ntb
Canadian will fall slowly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19

Generally fair weather tenisht and
SUNDAY not much change In teruperatWt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19

LONDON. June l9.--The 1000 ton
British steamer Dulcie was torpe,loed
and sunk off Suffolk today. The
members Of the crew, with one eEcep-
ton. were sayed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-01

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j.n.r.on avenue and Mack d s,r.s. and .o
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lying n. OF Jefferson avenue 800. Part 1
srsdS. and PaS n. 81 g :.sip Grand
9q:y5d e cay s.s .; .SHS' y r. north
ss .,%n.. sub q par; 81 secs s. ana q
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nue. to the east curb line OF Central ave-
that part q lot ! lying s. Of Dir Road Q,
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T. Burns, lot is7. Burns sub. Of all that
B:s. ss lot Dix s Sr Iss ; sna X %
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nj. from s1's sss nc s1S ss1s sasss ave-
nue. TO the south line OF West Grand
Boulevard.
chas I. Miller lot H. Ritter and Burchs
sub OF the n 1913 r. OF the 57s n. OF
the. ". 1880 n. Of lot ! Of commisslonsrs
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mart Of lot f. frac. sec. 1 .4...,. Part 4
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OF lot OF the James Messmore Estate
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sub OF the My acres Of lot 1 Of the
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-01

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-01

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-01
roR enApINe AND PAVING srnEErs-tce.u..esD

Roli--rs whom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
Property.
Evening journal., 1915-06-18
walk -OVER Shoes
WIN Grand FAIR Prize

Bendheim Brothers, at the south
west corner of Seventh and Market
streets. proprietors of the Walk-Ove
Boot Shop. are elated over the fact
that the Panama Pacic Exposition
judges awarded the Grand Prize. the
highest award within their gift. to
the George z. Keith Company. for
Walk-Over shoes.
The walk-Over shoe is one OF the
best makes OF shoes known over the en-
tire world. There is not town or
hamlet in this country where this
shoe cannot be purchased. There is
an exclusive Walk-Over shoe store in
every city of more than 10000 inhabi-
tants, and a representative dealer in
every small town throughout the
United States. In fact, a Walk-Over
shoe store may be found in every city
on the globe.
The popularity of this famous shoe
is steadily growing. II has won its
way into the confidence of the people
TO such an extent that there is no
doubt as to its future.
The local store has on display,
shoes similar to those which brought
such high honors to the makers, and
the highest award within the gift OF
the Panama Pacific Exposition judges.
Evening journal., 1915-06-18
SOCIAL and PERSONAL news

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Butler will
spend the weekend at Spruce cabin
lodge in the Pocono Mountains
DR.. and Mrs. Irvine NJ Finn and
their sons. Lewis and Irvine. leave
tomorrow for San Diego by the south
ern route. stopping at Grand Canon.
They also go TO both expositions and
the Yosemite, and return by way OF
the Colorado Rockies and Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs Christopher l.. Ward
give dance tonight at their home for
Miss Esther Ward who has returned
from westover School, and Christie
pher l. Ward. Jr.. who has returned
from the Tome School
Miss Harriet Kirkus. daughter Of
the Rev. Frederick NJ Kirkus. is en-
Pertaining Miss Elizabeth Harris. OF
Richmond Hill. l.. l., at Trinity rec
tory.
Two parties OF Wilmingtonians sail
ed yesterday on the Finland of the
Panama Pacific line. for San Diego,
Cal via the Panama Canal. In one
party was George w. Baker, Mrs Ed
ward B. Mode. Mrs. Cleland Jones
and Miss Madeline Jones In the
other party was Charles C. Copeland,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Copeland. Miss
Gertrude Brinokle and Master Lam
mot DUPONT
Miss Marion Postles entertained at
tea Tuesday afternoon for her guest,
Miss Elizabeth Hawkins, OF Platts-
burg, n. Y.