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NOTES

along the Rio Grande" is the title
chosen by Tracy Hammond Lewis for
his book dealing with the actual life
and conditions of our militia on the
Mexican border. Mr.. Lewis spent sew
eral months in camp as a newspaper
correspondent, covering the field from
Nogales, Ariz., to McAllen, Tex, with
occasional visits to Mexican camps.
The book will be issued by the Lewis
Publishing Company.
The Ford Idea
The Funk & Wagnalls Company an
nounces that publication of Ida NJ.
Tarbell's book, Making Men at
Fords," which was scheduled for the
present season, has been postponed
until early spring.
Squire TreIavney on Stevenson
Edmund Quincy, the Squire Trelaw-
ney of Treasure Island" at the Punch
and Judy Theatre, has written a
biography and appreciation of Rob-
ert Louis Stevenson, to be published
early next year. One chapter, pro-
fusely illustrated, is devoted to the
Treasure Island" production.
Herbert Swope's Book
The Century Company has in press
"Inside the German Empire by Her.
bert Bayard Swope. The volume will
contain Mr.. Swope's letters to "The
New York World" on conditions IN
Germany after two years Of war.
The Single Tax
In "The Principles of Natural Taxa
ton" "A. C. McClurg & Coz, the
author. c. B. Fillebrown, reviews the
single tax theories of its principal ad-
vocates from Adam Smith TO Henry
George. The book is throughout an
advocate of the single tax, which, &C
cording TO the author, has made more
/ Roadway in England than anywhere
else on account of the enormous con
ccntration Of land ownership there.
Poetry"
The December number of Poetry
is very catholic as TO contents, reach
! ing all the way from a ballad in the
/ old-time Christmas carol spirit, by the
Rev. Charles L. ODonnell, TO a free
verse description OF the trenches, writ
/ ten in the trenches by Isaac Roscn-
berg, British soldiers This poem
reached the editors on a torn scrap OF
paper, the writing almost worn away
German Militarism
Alas. Am a Prussian" is the
title OF an anonymous Indictment OF
German militarism, announced for De-
cember Is. by J. J. Tibbals, OF this city
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fortunately, quality keeps pace with
quantity. Our publishers have won
the trust placed in them by parents
and guardians. Our books for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-09
The COOP
ENCYCLOPEDIA
By GELETT BURGESS

ID uL III n 7 HULhH
Author Of "Goops aud Hou To Be
Them" etc.
Don't be a Coop! Here are over
$50 of thenl-caught in the act
Each Coop has picture. The Ill
hammered but fascinating O-heads
of Mr.. Burgess have served as nur-
sery looking glasses Tor good
many years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-09
COTTON As A
WORLD POWER
By JAMES 4. B. 6CHERER

Author Of "Ths Japane'e Crisis"
The history Of cotton, with special
stress on It's influence on the entire
industries OF any nation or period.
"An exceptionally able and en-
crossing book, and one Of striking
timslincSs."-N. Y. Tribune.
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OF PRINT-sooKs"

WRITE ME: can get you any book ever
rubllshed on any subject Tbs most expert
took npder extsnt. When In England call and
zee my soo.ooe rare books BAKERS GREAT
SOCK SHOP. John Bright at. Birmingham.
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On the Art OF
Writing
Sir Arthur QuIr:er-Couch
The Seven Wonders
of the Ancient World
- nE.~

Author Of ''Bismy-a, etc
~. IS Illustrations. S.bc.
Tho author skillfuify de-
scrfbes the Seven Wonders. "
placing them in their proper
historical setting and sketchinE
the times and conditions which
produced them.
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Squire Trelawney on Stevenson
Herbert Swope's Book

The Century Company has in press
Inside the German Empire by Her
bert Bayard Swope. The volume vii
contain Mr.. Swope's letters to "Th'
New York World" on conditions il
Germany after two years Of war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-09
German Militarism

Alas. I Am a Prussian' is the
title OF an anonymous Indictment OF
German militarism, announced for De-
cember Is. by J. J. Tibbals, OF this city.
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The Funk & Wagnalls Company an
nounces that publication of Ida NJ.
Tarbell's book, Making Men At
Fords," which was scheduled for the
present season, has been postponed
until early spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-09
TEE LITTLE
HuNCHBACK ZIA

Author Of "Ths Secret Garden" etc.
An excellent Christmas gift, for
all ages. The story of the birth OF
the Christ.child and the restoration
to his birthright of the little hunch-
back Zia, told as Mrs. Burnett alone
could tell il.
81 beautiful little tale
chdrmingiy illustrated and deco
rated ."-Outlook.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-09
The Woman Who
Wouldn't
Rose Pastor Stokes

i, NI.-1s
A play IN four acts-oot a.
imaginative play, but q sterr
picture OF real NE IN a typica
mining town.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-04
BLUE JACKETS ARE WELL
PAID FOR SERVICES
RECRUITING OFFICERS WOULD
ENLIST Y0CNG MEN IN NAVY
TO fEaRN TRADES.
Claim Is Made thet Battieships Arc
Now Eloating schools Where
Moe; Escsy Trade is
Taught.

Two recruiting officers, r. r. al
exander, chief electrician, and Frank
h Wilson, boatswaln's mate, are
here from Dallas for Che purpose Of
discussing the opportunities Offered
youlg men oy Joining ghe navy ana
Is Eise preliminary oxauna SON
a rUag Qa
fe az fe headquarters "a "a
ham Fer the dizzy ana VIII De
glad to talk with any young me1
who desires 70 take up navy LIFE
They want to talk 10 the boys about
battleships, which are now floating
schools where most every trade Is
taught and OF the many opportuni-
ties offered as wei az comparison
of with either labor
~ calculation oae finds that
the average railrosd man ayeras
S64o year III may be matte,
of surprise to many, this officer
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-04
YOUNG TEACHER DISCUSSES
COMING SUMMER NORMAL

Guy Riddle of Mountain Peah
community was here Friday after
noon on business and talked summer
normal for a while with a representa-
tive OF this paper Mr.. Riddle said
he attended the normal last year
and was highly pleased with the
work given. He did not think an
Ellis county teacher could do better
than attend Trinity Normal and Sum-
mer School if they were DESTROYS of
improving their certificate. He r.
ports that other young teachers.
some of whom attended the normal
st Comerce last year, will attend
Trinity Normal from the Mountain
Peak community. Mr. Riddle be-
lieves in patronizing home institu-
tons so long as that institution
can give the service 70 be had else
where and sees no good reason for
a young teacher going out of the
county to attend summer normal,
He declares they make their living
in the county ana owe it to the peo-
pic of the county 10 patronize home
institutions. Mr. Riddle says ] A.
Ferguson of the Mountain Peak
school viii also be here for the nor
nal,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-04
Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

Jesse Andrews. Houston; Jno. Z.
Garrison, Houston; ". A. Parish,
Houston; A. 3. Caldwell. Dallas; =.
F.. Hill Jr., Denison; F. S. Gale,
Chicago: r. A. Wambie, Waco; j.
W. Bets, Ccrsicana; X. Eubanks,
Dallas: NJ. r. Fewell, Dallas: Eu-
gene Clymer. Dallas; l.. F. Donahue,
Dallas: ]. p. Propst. Dallas; II. +.
Pngh. Dallas: d. b. Wolfe, Dallas;
Joe NJ. Brennan. oklahoma City; j.
r. Ferguson, Oklahoma City; 5. 4
Blake. Dallas; Mrs. E. f. Phillips
and son. city; Burrier Miller Dali
las: Paul B. Leeper, Waco; II. :.
Browder. Denton; P. S. Durham
Waco. II. S. Owens, Dallas; II. II
packwood, Houston; I. f. Downie,
N. y. W. r. Miller. Fort Worth; w.
A. Hall, Sherman; j. c. Kennedy
and wife, Dallas; L. ]. Sargent, Dal-
las; F. j. Yingling, Dallas; T. j. NJ.
city; r. NJ. Johnston, Chicago; Il
f. Browder, Denton; Alex Taylor
Sherman; Lee Lasswell, city; w 4
Harris. Dallas; Rhodes Baker, Dial
las; Julius Hilf, ~ Y; w. z. Ken
aon Bardwell; J. p. Moore, Waco,
l.. Herblin, Dallas; w. a. Reid Jr.
birmingham, Ala; w. e. Costello
Ennis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-04

ssia TO b. told that the averase
rav a. ne American biuciackct 10
better thaa inai of the railroad MAJ
~, a is no less true. The averacc
blueiaeket. rot the picked man. nor
the man 81 tiie special class. cut The
bluejacket a1d the recruit who haa
iust Joined tho service. receives
psv which aseraRes something moro
thsn s4sa IS gear While this Ray
.enra~ smaller oH q matter o. fart
IL REALS ersor. becaure. IN afai-
boa is h.. Dsy the uayy man ee,s
oaF.a4 and medical
attendance free.
lt may also come as another SURF
nrss this officer continued, 30
know that IL IS now almost as diin-
cut for man to enlist In the navy
ID Is 30 get on TIE police force or
pos uon j. the postoffiee. That is
euae of the rigid physical ond
mental and moral examination whicn
Inc applicant has 70 pass. NO Ion ;or
IL the navy q refuge for drunk3 on
Ioafcrs
Tho officer produced table which
hea-a that one entering the navy
70 hc age OF twenty in the rating
7t scamau apprentice--the lowest
uug Of The navy iadder-may 50
the end Of thirty years. after ha'-
ing suent s14.66e Of bis pay. have
to his account in bank the snug sail
of S2S.7ss. or this amount Sil,037
viii have been carried in interest or
money deposited in the navy SAVINGS
banks provided by the government.
his board. lodging and medical at
tendance will have cost him moth
ing during this entire period. Then
when he reaches fiftytwo years o.
age. an age which stretches like
dead line across the path of the To-
connective engineer, the navy man
may retire on an annual pension y
.s1o4 month, this in addition to he
interest on his $2S.7ss.
THE modern battleship or armo"-
ed cruiser IS really a floating trade
school. There. IS a machine shop
with lathes. there is fully equipped
blacksmith shop, a complete bakery
there is a carpenter shop and places
for ship filters, metal workers,
plumbers and ioiners. Up-to-date
cooking is taught and there is a
modern laundry with the latest
equipment
Many other occupations can BE
found on board a modern man-of-
war. There are stenographers, type
writer's, the storehouses, run ON the
principle OF a department store, the
profits OF which go to the purchase
OF athletic outfits. All of this in ad
dition to what goes TO make the man
of-warsman proper"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-04

Water rents for the month OF
February are now due, and payable
at the office of the superintendent
Of Water Works A discount of 10
per cent will be allowed on all &C
counts paid on or before the 10th
All accounts not paid by the 10th
will be cut off and charge of S1.0C
will be made for turning on.
P. T. DAVENPORT, Supt
adv SOL
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-04
ADVANCE SALE OF TICKETS
ENCOURAGING FOR CHAUTAuOUl

IL, H. Kennedy OF Dallas was here
today ana in company with DR.. Par
nell and made 4 canvass of part OF
the town TO ascertain how many
chautauqua tickets could be sold.
After an hour and half of work il
was found that $3.50 worth of tick
cts had hesr pla ed and others we're
buying rapidly. II is believed by
gr p@rneu that The ESQ tickets may
pc easily sold and that Waxahaehie
wil have one Of the very best chau-
,sugIs-s eNe e. had.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-04
Personal DENTON.

/.
y. Z. costello OF Ennis was here
Ire: n.ghL
orrcn Gaharan Of Dallas spent 10
dsy IN The city
II. II Pueh Of Dallas was here on
business yesterday.
DR.. a. c. Rogers Of Vernon is
visiting In tho city.
II q. Browder OF Denton visited y
waxahachio yesterday.
H. r. s,oyalI OF Ennis was here
this morniue on business.
Mrs. L. /. Darwin left at noon To-
dew for Dallas where she will visit
her brother.
Percy Propst of Dallas was 4
visitor to the city yesterday to sec
the Tigers work out.
Mrs. Carl Tankersley and Miss
Jane Thompson attended the style
show at Dallas yesterday.
4. q. Timmons, who has been VS.
ting here for a few days, viii leave
TONIGHT for his home at Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Blakey OF En-
mis- and Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Curry
motored to Fort Worth this alter
noon 20 attend the opening of the
First Christian church tomorrow.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-04
Fred Martin with Arson t. Cole

Fred Martin With Arson T. Co'e.
Fred A. Martin. formerly of Waco,
Texas, has accented position with
Arson T. Cole and Will be pleased
to meet all OF his friends at his new
location, corner Main and Elm
treota. MIR Martin Win sell the
famous saxon cars Tor which Arson
T Cole is ascnt
1se a3lllty of Mi Martin rs -
automobile salesman is goneial@
recognized throughout the state. He
rs familiar with the various makes
Of ears and he believes that the
Saxon is the best Oh the market for
any car near the price. He has
mad wide and varied experience in
the sale Of automobiles and his
Judgment can be accepted without.
Question in any matter pertaining o
automobiles.
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Golden Rod and all kinds OF feed
~ stl,e e. KEYS. aGvtf
For feed ano fuel phone Broad
head < Kennedy. Old phone 70. Z
Better Babies week, March g
.i1. 70 the Sims Library See our
d.stlay 81 books and posters.
%
Suits pressed only soc. Cali for
and deliver. Leach & Faulkner.
adv 200
". A. Gather, who has ben con-
fined to his bed the past week With
rheumatism. is able to be Al his
place OF business on Jackson street.
II you want satisfaction buy the
best McAlister coal from Shiye G.
Keys. Also have good wood. adv.u
The Trinity Heights Bible class
viii meet with Mrs w. G. Bigger Of
East University avenue next Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. y.
NJ. Tidwell will be the teacher.
o.
Suits pressed soc, cleaned and
pressed 500. Leach Il Faulkner.
adv 296
Screenings from cotton seed make
fine fertilizer for gardens and DO
tatoes. Free if you will haul it awa5
Planters Cotton Oil company. 295
IT you will read the Daily Light
want column closely every day you
will pick up enough bargains in that
section of the paper within a year
to pay for the Daily Light subscrip-
ton over and over again. II
Or. Ike Smith. son of j r Smith,
who has been in New York city f9s
the past three years taking q spe-
eial course in the eye and ear III
Urinary has returned home Er
Smith will more than likely locate
in Dallas in the practice OF his pro-
fession.
Screenings from cotton seed MAKE
fine fertilizer for gardens and po-
tatoes. Free II you will haul it
away. Planters Cotton OH company.
296
The prevalence of hog cholera In
Ellis county and other north Texas
counties has caused the promoters
OF the Pig club work to delay the
purchase of brood sows for the pig
club boys until probably April LIST.
Farm Demonstration Agent ID. d,
Floyd has been working hard to
stamp out the disease and he adj
yised that the delay be made.
The Bayview club win observe the
campaign for better babies in hay-
ing the cooperation of the mer-
chants OF Waxahaehie to display ar
ticIes used for babies during next
week Every mother is most cor
daily invited by the club to inspect
these goods. You will find them in
most every show window.
Have your suits sponged and
pressed, only soc. Leach & Faux
ner. adv 296
Members of the Telephone merger
committee on yesterday made pat-
tial canvass of the town with pc
tition to the council to pass merger
provisions and out OF ninety signers,
fourteen were opposed 10 a merger
at a price OF $3.50 for business
phones. The canvass will be con-
tlnued during Monday and Tuesday
to determine the wishes of the pei
pie.
City Marshal jim PLANT and Con-
stable Jim Hamm were in Dali
les Friday afternoon and picked up
J W. Cloud. wanted here on a charge
OF theft of copper wire, and brought
him back 10 answer the charge.
The man was at the 7. & p. station,
according TO the officers. with his
ticket already bought 10 another
state. The copper wire was taken
from the Texas Power 4 Light com
peny here and was valued at s137,
II was sold in Dallas, An examining
trial viii be held Monday.
O.
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Get your suit pressed Ike YOU
want It, only soc Leach & Faux
ner adv 29G
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The Daily Light gives the news
Subscribe for the Daily Light.
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rhe Daily Lignt gives he news.
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Fire originating in small shed at
Dabney Sims place on Ferris avenue
about 10 O'Clock this morning, des-
troyea the shed and damaged the
bern OF DR. Jackson and l.. c. Cur
I'm The fire department responded
10 an alarm and soon put the blaze
out after water connections were
secured. The loss on the Sims barn
is probably sl00 and was covered
by insurance 10 the amount of $50
Loss on other barns was very slight
At, Gr!Eaara Wa passing along he
street and saw the fire and had Mrs
Sims turn in the alarm. The barn
of Hoyle Johnson was also damaged
about S5o.
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IT you will read the Daily Light
want column closely every day you
will pick up enough bargains in that
section of the paper within year
to pay for the Daily Light subscrip-
ton over and over again. G
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Subscribe for the Daily Light.
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Suits pressed soc, cleaned and
pressed s1.00. Leach Il Faulkner.
adv 296
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-04

Members of the Telephone merger
committee on yesterday made a par
! tial canvass of the town with q pc
ltition to the council to pass merger
provisions and out OF ninety signers,
fourteen were opposed 10 merger
at q price OF $3.50 for business
phones. The canvass will be con-
ltinued during Monday and Tuesday
20 determine the wishes Of the pei
lple.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-04

Screenings from cotton seed make
fine fertilizer for gardens and DO
tatoes. Free if you will haul it awa5.
Planters Cotton Oil company. 295
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-04

Have your suits sponged anC
pressed, only soc Leach & Faux
ner. adv 29(
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-04

The prevalence of hog cholera In
Ellis county and other north Texas
counties has caused the promoters
OF the Pig club work TO delay the
purchase of brood sows for the pig
club boys until probably April LIST.
Farm Demonstration Agent ID, d.
Floyd has been working hard to
stamp out the disease and he adj
vised that the delay be made.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-04

DR.. Ike Smith. son of j T. Smith
who has been in New York city 70.
the past three years taking q spe-
eial course in the eye and ear III
Urinary, has returned home. Er
Smith will more than likely locate
in Dallas in the practice of his pro-
fession.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-04

Screenings from cotton seed make
fine fertilizer for gardens and po-
tatoes. Free II you will haul ii
away. Planters Cotton OH company
296
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-04

The Bayview club win observe the
campaign for better babies in hav-
ing the cooperation of the mer-
chants OF Waxahachie to display ar
ticles used for babies during next
week Every mother is most cor
daily invited by the club to inspect
these goods. You will find them in
most every show window.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-04

The Trinity Heights Bible ella
will meet with Mira. w. G. Bigger
East University avenue next Wedne
day afternoon at O'Clock. Mrs,
NJ. Tidwell will be the teacher.
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". A. Gather, who has ben con-
fined to his bed the past week With
Is able to be AT his
place OF business on Jackson street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-01
CALL SOLDIERS
HOME, MEXICO
TELLS AMERICA
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

tend that political disorder i'm this
country iustifies this act Of the Amer
lean military forces is in conflict with
the repeated professions of the Wash
ington government relative to nonin-
reference"
The note points cut that much of
the trouble in Mexico is due 'to the
attitude Of the United States in not
Furnishing conspirators in the United
States who have plotted the downfall
Of the present constituencies gov
ernment and TO The acts of Wash
ington in refusing 20 permit the ship
ment of arms and ammunition TO en-
ter Mexico"
The note which is addressed to Sec
retary Lansing reads in part as fol-
lows:
The Mexican Note.
Tho Mexican government has just
received adyices that a group of
American troops has crossed the from
tier ard penetrated Mexican territory,
south Of the frontier. This nSwly cf-
fected passage Of these troopsvwithOut
the consent of the Mexican govern
mcnt places in grave danger the har-
mony and good relations which ought
to exist between the governments Of
the United states aud Mexico.
This government must consider
this last act a violation of its sover-
eighty and thus asEs in the most ur-
gent manner tina. the Washington
government consider with care the
case and once for all define with ex-
actitude the policy 1T intends to pur-
sue with respect to the Mexican ma
tion. To the end of making clearer
the basis upon which the petition
contained in the present note is found
ed. il is necessary carefully to state
the facts which have occurred up to
this time as a result % the incursion
of a band on Columbus. n. NJ, cap
tanned by Francisco villa at dawn
March g. last"
THE Mexican government. sincerely
lamenting the happening and with the
idea of efficiently protecting the from
tier, proposed that the governments OF
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they be not applied to the Columbus
expedition.
This attitude Of the America n
government caused the Mexican gov
ernment to send "A note under date
Of April Il suspencing negotiations
over any agree ment in view CT the
fact that the American government
demanded that the Columbus case
should be excluded and requested the
retirement of the American troops as
they were in Mexico under no agree
ment and as a further reason. DC
cause the villa bandits had been dis
perscd and reduced TO impotency.
Meanwhile the American govern
ment did not answer the note OF
April ~, nor withdraw the troops and
it was found convenient by both
countries that convention Of mill
tary chieftains meet at some border
point in order to treat on the mill
tary aspect Of the situation and as
certain If by this road 1t were posi-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-01

Stewart Hull wedding at First Pres
byterian church followed by recep-
tion in home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley
u. Stewart
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Cosden's in
formal party for Miss Mildred Kline
and Mr.. Charles T.. Braden.
Mrs. Charles b. Rogers entertains
with auction company.
commencement exercises of Ken.
dali college.
High school commencement at Con
Vontion hall.
Mrs. Harry +. Castle entertains
Wednesday Bridge Luncheon club.
Kendall college alumni reception a
Hotel Tulsa.
Mrs. j. A. Magee prenuptial party
for Miss Helen Cunningham.