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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-02
Hill OF INTEREST TO WOMEN AND THE HOME EEz
UNCLE SAM GIVES RECIPES FOR
CANNING WITHOUT SUGAR

water. and cook until tender. Ster.
iliss the cans by placing them in
kettle of cold water, bring water to
boiling point and boil Is minutes.
Fiji cans with the stewed fruit, add
hot Juice until cans overflow, and
screw on tops and rubbers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-02
Betty Brown
Tells All About
New Lingerie
BY BETTY BROWN

The snug fitting waist line
means close fitting lingerie. The
shapeless undergarment is thing
of yesterday. Georgette crepe is
used in the underwear designed for
fine dressing, but il you are practi-
cal rather than extrayagant you
will use the nainsook. batiste or
lawn chemise and combination suits.
Quaint lacings and loops OF mar
row black velvet ribbon suggest the
picturesque fashions of victory's day.
You'll see these ribbon loops and
lacing on most OF the summer
frocks OF batiste. dimity or wolfe
The short skirt brings our boots
right into the spotlight. therefore we
must pay attention to how our feet
are dressed. A new and good look
Ing boot comes from Paris which
will surely be popular. 1t is in
brown cloth and tan leather with
two rows OF brown buttons at either
side OF reinforced tongue. Laced
shoes for sports, button shoes for
"dress-up" is the well-dressed wom-
ans rule about shoes.
There must be a touch OF color
In your stockings to match your hat
or skirt. II the shoes can't supply
you, embroider little dab or color
on the instep or at at the sides But
be sure TO have color at the ankles.
The corset has dwindled TO a
mere girdle-the Athletic Girl is re.
sponsible for this sensible fashion,
and the Athletic Girl is the belle OF
the hour, What she wears-flat.
heeled shoes. sports clothes and
sweater-other women want to
wear.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-02

The suit against Francis T. Hon.
er. of Baltimore, started by Edward
d. Mclean, to compel him to sur
render certain personal and private
papers OF his father. the late John X.
Mclean, Is TO be given n hearing
today in Washington.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-02

II frocks will spread themselves
over the landscape 1--WE yards or
more. then II follows that petticoate
must spread So with the aid OF
featherbone and haircloth, they have
taken on great width.
It's on the petticoat boned and
stiffened that our 1880 frocks lean
for their magnificent five-yard flare,
and because OF this all manner OF
hip distensions and flares have been
devised to give the necessary bout.
fancy OF fluffy gowns OF tulle, or
wolfe organdy
To show how wide a proper petit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-02
Sugarless Peaches

Select firm peaches OF fine flavor
Peel and cut in halves. Put In pre-
serving kettle, cover with boiling
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-02

Vancouver island, II Is estimated,
alone can supply 1,oo0,00O.O00 feet
Of merchsntable timber year for
100 years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-02

Kansas City, Kans., has adopted
the safety zone system for all the
principal streets and busy street
car intersection points.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-02

coat can be I sketched this comb
nation OF pettIcoat and camisole OF
rDa saun, the yandyke points Of
the three TERED skirt are trimmed
with Dresden ribbon. Threads OF
featherbone and haircloth light as
cobwebs are used to give the prop
er distension.
Less elaborate, but practical for
the ordinary frock are the little dis
tenders OF commerce-the kind you
will find in the shops. As you see
in the upper sketch they are made OF
bobbinet and properly ''distended
with featherbone.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-02

West Virginia democrats are to
meet in state convention today at
Parkersburg to name two candidates
for the state supreme bench, write
platform and select presidential
electors.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-02
Sugarless
Cold Canning

Sour plums. rhubarb. green goose
berries. and cranberries are the only
fruit which may be preserved with.
out cooking and without sugar.
Their own acids are germ. killers.
But absolute cleanliness and the
best materials are required for the
sugarless cold-canning process
Wash the fruit and pack neatly in
glass jars, put on the rubbers and
set each jar under an open faucet.
Let the water run with considerable
force for 10 minutes to expel bubbles
Of air. See that the Jars are over.
flowing before twisting down the
covers. Seal edges OF covers with
melted parafin. and wrap jars In
paper before storing in a cool place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-01
LOCAL MARKETS

Nov 1-F0IIowiug are the whole
sale market quotations on the local
market today
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-01
MotoreycIeg 90 BIcvcIes.

TIRES tai maEes1 accessories.
lamps. etc. eat prices %35 Flying
NerEle bicycles al wholesale price.
$25 iorauEe and blue eDameledJ +.
I25 East Third street. Davenport
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-01
Civil In glue ars.

CIVIL engineer Walter n. Schroeder
civil engineer. surveys. maps ulats
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-01
Prafa.sIonal -.

Observation-Disclosures
SEARLE & NARSHALL--At Attorneys
at-laW- Office 3o@-a95 Safety build
ing Rock Island
-7-.--7-7-.5 7,--,.5 81 Is ..7T-...5--sa. +.
" II =.
49, 1--, a6a-a-s 49,. -a.1-sr r---+ I.--r.g
FLoA@ NO. 15t1. A-e-s- -7-~4--
?. r. q =ht~E.-a+,-
room {. z-e--e 1----5- -3.--z-
general Law business corporation.
probate and real es-ste laws coll
lacrionst $40 Peoples Bank building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-01

LLAA OLSON eAecatrL4.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
Next Week-"CROSSED TRAILS"
Copyright Iols by tho MeCur. Newspaper syndlost.)

UNU, shut up" said Barracloush
J rrltabb Il. n,a; he the but
Ter OF one o. Rpclward', :,
friends, or II may be the lord chan
c.lior, but We don't know What we
want" went on the inspccto', rs sume.
thing thatll save Il, guessing don't
object to guessing when yuu can't do
anything else. but II its possible to
know, | prefer that What's good
paper manufacturing firm"
"Pll 70 and find out" said Cranlc".
He went away and III little while
returned with pondcrous directory.
He planked it on the table. and with a
stubby, forciingcr turned over the
leaves TIL he cawc 10 the trade sec
ton.
There's Rogvrielts in Upper
Thames street he said THEY'RE
about the biggest people IN the trade "
Right YOU are III go along to see
them. You'd better stay on tap here
till ! come back. may want YOU
When Inspector Barraclough
emerged from oen'nu 'ne yellow
stained partition winch shielded oil
the sanc'um OF one o' the depart
lnen'ai manaers OF kogcrielts iron
the common nerd, ms lace betrayed a
supreme content tie made his way to
puone le'ephohe ca" o'''ce ana
'"neu up |'ah.ey'
Yes, its me, Barraolough.
Say, ! want you to get through to the
divisions. Find out II they know OF
any wrongun who's been i'll lately-or
who's had illness in the place where's
staying - Yes, yes - II doesn't
matter what for. can't tell YOU over
the wire Get on TO it as soon as you
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

Something OF the ,1nc scene was
enacted al Blackirlars, at Islinvton.
brlNton and half a dozen other dis
trictS OF London Rarraclough was al
ways willing to buy drinks and talk
over affairs There nothing -t,f
the stern, lron-handed, clumsy officer
OF police, beloved OF the novelist. about
him. Had he not strictly confined
himself TO notwithstanding drinks. il
would have been a drunken man who
reeled back to headquarters. As it was.
disappointment and physical WEAKNESS
were plain on his face when he
dropped into the chair.
Any luck. Sir2' queried Cranley.
Barraclough shook his head mo, a
cents worth How about you'"
His subordinate handed him a sheet
OF paper which the Inspector perused
with wrinkled brows. Ultimately he
crushed 1t up and with gesture OF
disgust threw it into the waste paper
basket. Not hit Of good" he de
e'ared Then as Cranley's puzzled
gaze met his II meant some iniec
tiouS disease ought 10 have made
that clear All. wellw He yawned
YEARLY and drew out his watch. Fred
inclined TO make night OF IT, Gran
ley It's 3 o'clock Let's have a bit
o' dinner and drop into the Palace and
forget all about things for an hour"
Al 10 o'clock he and Crar,ey had be-
gun fresh tour-this time OF the sup
per rooms and restaurants Of the West
End The sergeant was purtled-mcre
purrled then he would have cared TO
admit. He could have grasped |, II
they had been seeking some par,icular
crook who could have given definite
information. But apparently patra.
cloush was merely questioning around
IN search Of scent But for the life
OF him Ctanley could not see how an
infectious disease could be connected
with the threatening letter tha. had
been written TO the millionaire
But everything has an end A string
band was making All undercurrent OF
melody to the laughter and converse
,ion of hundreds Of men and women
clustered in ,wos and three abou, little
tables under shaded lights as Rarra
c'ough and Crauley entered the base
ment OF one Of the great supper room,
where no one ever dreamed of taking
supper A frook-costed under manager
caught a glimpse of them on, Of the
tail OF his eye and promptly threaded
his way toward them Barraclough
laughed,
Just having walk around that,
all" he explained Nothing to Ne
alarmed about, We knew you're al
ways pleased to see w---eh, Cranley1'
The official smiled and rubbed hi,
hands Tho propris,crs liksdf "a be c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
HOUSE DRESSES soc.

good terms with the police We're
very carciul-you know that Mr. Bar
raclough"
Sure" agreed the detective cheer
fully. You've got your license to con
slider"
Cranley was looking over Barra-
clough's shoulder into one Of the big
mirrors There's Rig Bill sitting At
the eighth table on your right" he
said.
We'll 60 and have a talk with
Rilly" said Barraclough He picked
his way along the tier OF tables and
dropped a hand heavily on the shoul
der OF the fat man who was seated with
his back toward them
Rig Rilly Sprang to his feet with a
start, and liquor glass tirklcd in
fragments on the CARPET Snakes ~
he calculated NS Il YOU. Mr. Barra.
clough' You shouldn't do that You
gave me the Jumps
ITO Re Con,irued)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
Demand for Whisky
Druggists Problem

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J - Drug
manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers
and faculties OF schools OF pharmacy
from all sections Of the country are
among the delegates to the s,xty-iourth
annual convention OF the American
Pharmaceutical association which
opened here today
How 10 meet demands for whisky
and brandy for medicinal purposes in
the future since both of these common
remedies ior many minor ailmen,, have
been deleted in the pharmacopocia
promises a controversy Some delegates
are of the opinion that the board oi
revision outlawed all alcoholic beyer.
ages 80 fan as pharmacies are con
cernsd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
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p.",,, Ts,,, ,,b.,. ,h. ..'lt ,n,r "a,
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Row w,ll ,o,n irn,rran, Roy,.
Donna Texas
- -
Mis-, ro,rnh,n, Cnanp IL, ,b, yu,,, 90,
her sister Mrs Nyron Chamber ipr
few day, before ponv 10 Waurlka
where she will teach this winter.
&x
Mr. lame, md If, frank Anderson
viii leave SUNDAY far Charlottesville
Va to attend fine University of N,r
gina
# ?
~ ,or the I-nivcrs,ty At Norman to
part,c,p,tr IN the rushing season
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home IN ,bc,, friend, a, }lu Wc,, Th,r'
,ccr,b ,,t,c,
xa
from Elkart Ind. where she spent the
summer ON her way home Miss Ped
dl,prd spent two week, u Chicago
=, p p
with their daughters. Gertrude and
Elizabeth, arc expected home about
September X, from Washington ID {.
They will make the trip home IN their
motor car
Mr STANLEY liryman mas Ietutucl
from Nh'Gsgo NWhere ne h"'"re1 W,U'
Mt. ana Mrs. marry 'efNoh al" MIS-
FRANCES NetS"'
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
PETTICOATS AT S1.98.
SKIRTS AT Sl.75.
UNTRIMMED HATS Sl.5O.

discovered the German authorities were
willing to take into consideration
proposal for a general exchange under
parole.
There still remains a long and dii-
ficut road to be travelled and Great
Britair's attitude thus far has not beer
made known but !, is felt here tha,
the simplicity and completeness of the
solution may appeal TO the British as il
has to the Germans
Use the Want Ads to secure good
positions as CLERKS and accountants.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
COAST AER0NAUTlCAl
STATION IS ENLARGED

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Sept S.
Thomas 6, Baldwin, director OF the At.
lantic coast aeronautical station, an
nounced today that .one-half Of the
1000 men to he trained for aviation
duty in The United States army and
navy will study at this station the ca
paci,y Of which will be doubled within
a month The frs, of the army stu.
dents are due here September lS
Five oi the army and navy officers
TO whom has been entrusted the work
OF reorganiiing the federal aerial serv-
ice are studying here now They are
Captains Milling and Harncs Lieu.
tenant Brenson, Naval Constructor
Richardson and Major Mitchell
II IL announced ,hai recruits for the
aerial service will he drawn from col.
lege graduates They will he trained
here by avators ol lhr ARMY and navy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
OFFER TRADE
ALL CIVILIAN PRISONERS
Propose to Close Big Concentration
Camps With Agreement Not TO
Join Enemy If Exchanged.

BERLIN Sept 2-(Via London
Sept 5)-The thousands Of civilians
interncd in Germany and England may
be released and the difficult problem
OF concentration camps solved altoge,h-
cr II plan now under consideration
is ado0'ed The idea is 10 exchange
all civilians on parole not to serve dur
ing the war For some time the Ger
man and British authorities, through the
intcrmediation OF the American am
basSador TO Berlin, James W Gerard
have been working on such a plan ior
civilians above the military ages
years
Only Half Way Measure.
|, was recognized that this was only a
halfway measure which would leave
unsolved the larger problem of the
thousands of civilians below that agc
whom neither government wishes to re
tain and support at great expense, al.
though neither is willing to release
them as possible recruits for the others
army
No Word From Britain.
While negotiations IN regard TO ex-
change OF the Older men were hanging
fire and new difficulties and delays
were arising constantly, It was suddenly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
CORSETS AT SOC.

Has Dasher increased his literary
output since he adopted efficiency
Methods" "NeS he saves all of the
phrases discarded in the final draft of
his stories, combines them in dozen
lots and sells them as vers hbre"-
Lie
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
Exquisite Silk Blouses at Only $3.75

Mr. Scott bought tins dntns
the Basement Birthday Made
aheay
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

Silhouetted In the Latest Lines are Other
Beautiful Models at sl47S IaiictaS m
coat effects very full, trimmed with large
button, and white ,ailcta collars and cuffs.
Ideal for stout figure,
And the White Georgette Crepe Dresses
at sl475-C ombined with black figured tai
ica bands making the dresses most cfiec-
tive Splendid for afternoon and evening
wear.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
TOMORROW S Events

Halcyon club, MI. and Mrs. c.
M. Purviance.
Violet Crochet club, Mrs. I. b.
Kelley
Royal AIT Needlework club, MIS-.
l. X Goodsen.
Wednesday Morning Card club,
MIS-. Del Questa.
A. c. o. club, Mrs Milton Chill
dreS9.
Bide-a Wee club, Mrs. W II,
Courtner.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

II know man who had hundred
eur,ain-call' In a week - suppose
he Is a matinee idol 'No, he was a
house iurni,her baltimore Amer-
lean
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05


dreSa.
Bide-a Wee club, Mrs W II.
COurtnet.
1C~jDR some months number OF the
Ia Younger society women ui the
city have been interesting them.
selves most unsclilshly and
wurthily IN the welfare and happiness
OF the children OF the Sunbeam Home,
This afternoon six Ot them, Miss fn-
nice Stuart Miss BcSs Stuart, Miss
Lillian Tldnam. Mrs Charles Thus,
Mrs Charles York and Mrs Cecil Rog
er, OF Dala, took the children ont no
Belle Park for an afternoon picmc ana
supper
Iudpe and Mrs = y Brewer and
Miss Myrtle Brewer have returned from
an extended trip through the east and
around the Great Lakes On their re
turn trip they stopped in Chicago eo
attend the meeting OF the American
Bar association
Mrs. Mllatd Russell and children,
Forsha and Jane will return SUNDAY
from Green Mountain Fall, where they
have spent the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Wells have re-
, ,unneu 'a"'i' nd rL;".oo w. WV WH;,rc =, Ch.
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their annual picnic for their members
families and their friends at Belle Isle
mark on Thursday evening
A.. II u p.,". -, iAn We,
r;sh,t i,,.., .u,sy.,a;,.d 80. ~ a., .,.,nhs,.
marty A, the Mrtroool,,an thea,er Sat
prday night The guest. included Nine,
A. X Duncan. G. W Butler, GUY
McCloore, Earl Carter Mary Chaney,
{. D Atwcll, w II Schooz and w H..
Wyckoii,
The public reception IN honor OF
,, Men. '',u. ,. 1,,'';,' NH,y a, o,,""p "n, ,h
'E'u o"t,,' ~ wy r".,",. ". w,
~. ~, T' ~ .Iat.,,.J ',u ',o,.
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""'S "''u' Nam, ,t,,,,, ."t
a. az noo'' AZ Nluu.'I ~, o. ms'y ,' au'
~ '''"'> ">'".'N
Mr. and Mrs. } ~ Graves, Mis'es,
laura and lu'l'a Graves have returned
from a motor "TRIP To Dallas, faStland'
Connel'ee o' tastland accompanied them
Tor VISIT OF Seevral weeks
y
Nj. Anna Knigh, has returned from
Colorado Springs where she has been
the guest OF Miss Pauline Stafford.
-.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
School Dresses

This Birthday sale will serve to show you
the advantages OF huying your children's
dresses here Auractlveness is as strongly
emphasized a, the low prices
Two Groups at s5.7S and ss75-These are
fashioned Of silk popln and serges and
they will withstand strenuous usage. Serges
are trimmed with braid and have large
sailor collars. Silks are certainly winners
and must be seen to he properly appre-
clated A manufacturer wanted TO help out
the success OF our Basement Birthday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
Children's Coats

Warmth and charm in these coats
bought especially for this sale and priced
lower than ever,
For Tots ; to o Years of Age -- One OF
the best selected line OF coats you ever saw
for the sale price Chinchllas in gray.
brown blue and mixed colors at only $3.50.
Children's Novelty Coats -- Corduroys.
plain cloth and stylish mixtures Long
lines pleatcd skirts large collars some
with belts Sizes to years Priced a,
$500 to $3.50.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

Natty in Line and Figure are the Dresses
at s97S-Nayy blue tafiea trimmed IN
gray, also gray taite,as trimmed in navy
blue basque effect Beautiful for street
wear
Natty in Line and Tng in Fit are Ger
tain inc French serge dresses bought for
this sale Made with long plcatcd lines,
belts and large collars Only S97S
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

Coats That Will Delight Miss and Madam Alike - The
new silver gray and black velvet veour> Nothing ner
IN tins sale than these splendid OF gray with black
collars and jet buttons Heavy satin Innings and priced at
only slo75
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

MY first husband had much better
sense than YOU have" 81 can't see il.
We we're both foolish enough TO marry
you" u"-BoSton Transcript
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05
Daintiest Dresses

Absolutely nothing left to be desired u style when YOU
see these charming creations Of silk and serge Fashion
knows no newer modes.
increasingly Popular Taffetas at s47S-All new fall
models bought from designer. expressly for this Birthday
sale The new basque effect with pretty draped skirt,
and large white Gcorgcte crepe collars and cuffs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

Modlsh Velvet Goats at sl65o-Thc new collars of fur
finish These lined Throughout with quality
satin New lengths and thoroughly roomy and comfortable
Stunning Plush Coats at s65o-Set off with large col
lars and deep cuffs Belted and butontrimmed this gar
ment Is bargain at the low Birthday price Lined
throughout with satin
NonCushabe Plush Coats, with every known good fea-
ture at only S2J75
Sumptuous Chin Chin Collared Plush Goats at 057s
Also cutted 10 the finger tips
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. J N Graves, Misses
laura and Tullia Graves have returned
from a motor trip to Dallas, Eastand
and Mineral Wells, Texas Mrs. c, T.
Connelee Of Eastland accompanied them
for visit OF seevral weeks.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

The public reception in honor OF
Bishop Mccrschacrct to celebrate hi,
twenty.iith anniversary as bishop will
be held tonight in the parlors OF the
Lee HuckinS hotel Tomorrow morn
ing will be celebrated pontliical mas,
at the cathedral at Q o'clock The Wis
iting bishops will be given banquet
at noon a, Mount ST MaryS anil
Bishop MeerSchaert will entertain them
at dinner Wednesday evening,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-05

SCllR some months a number OF the
|S Younger society women oi the
" city have been interesting them
selves most unseliishly and
worthily IN the welfare and happiness
OF the children OF the Sunbeam Home,
This afternoon six oi them, Miss Eu-
nice Stuart. Miss BcSs Stuart, Miss
Lillian Tidnam, Mrs Charles Thus,
Mr., Charles York and Mrs Cecil Rog
er, OF Dalla, took the children ont no
Relic Park Tor an afternoon picnic and