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La Junta tribune., 1916-04-22
SOME OF GREAT snoarsrops
Bancroft ef Philadelphia NstIsaals
makse Fans Forget Marsnvlile
sNd Other pisyees.

30 vnnderful has been the showing
OF Dave Bancroft. both ~ fielder and
a. . batsman. that he II nov rated a
one Of the best In the country.
dave y making sans forget Msran.
vile and others. Some OF the great.
est sAortstops the game ever knew
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-22
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La Junta tribune., 1916-04-22
FRED TenNEY ACTS QUICKLY
oselsien es Former Giant 10 ost Into
Newark international Clue
Wee Sudden One.

Frsd Tcnney's decision 70 buy into
the Newark ball club was Q sudden
Que. according 10 . New York story.
:efsd bad eDae 10 New York 10 attend
The annivessary rcuniou. lie dropped
into the waldorf and mot old friends.
well. what's dolngs' he inquired Of
one Of them. and how are oil tho old
beysr
well" someone remarked. tho In.
tssnseioaal league y being reorean.
ope1. Tho Newark club looks like .
oeed bsy. ] undsssland jim Price IL
esying - 81 IT,
sPYicsr said Tenncy. reasctivsly.
10 know him? waaat hs Q sport.
osg editor o. writer whom I waa hero
VIII the 0Antsy' "Yes." cams the
answer. ne was." SHOW him 70 me-" !"
Gald Tenney. "rd lite 10 eco him"
Jim Price M sitting down q cas
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Gown - tain = hin. 4 ~ later cams
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La Junta tribune., 1916-04-22
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La Junta tribune., 1916-04-22

have played with the PhiiiIcs. hob Al.
len was CLASSY :S ycars ago. and one
year hc made . record for chances
accepted BY . shortstop which was not
broken until 1915. when Marsnvilie
made new mark.
Then aicnc came Monte Cross. who
didn't have 10 don his cap to any short.
stop when he wns . Quaker. Mike
Doolan was the third on the list. and
now comes bancroft.
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-22

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La Junta tribune., 1916-04-22

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
A CHILD GETS CROSS.
SICK AND FEVERISH
H CONSTIPATED
Look. Mother. If tongue is
coated clean little liver
and bowels.

II your liilo ones tongue il coated,
II h. q sure Sign tho stomach, hNer
and bowels need q gentle, ~thoroush
cleansing ut once when Nouf rhiid
is cross. pooyish. %listioss. pale. doe"1
sleep. eat or act naturally, IL breath
is bad. stomach sour. system fun ui
cold. throat sore. or if ieverish, xiv"
"A tcaspooniul of california syrup ul
Figs.' and "a q few huurs all The
clogged-up, conFipated waste, sour
bile ana ~uudlgestod TODD VIII cllly
move out 90 the bowels, and YOU has"
"A well, playful child again,
SICK children nee I'M be cnaXed Ca
take his harmless fruit laxative
Millions OF mothers keen 1t handy no.
curse they know ~ action ON the
stomach. liver and bowels IL prompt
and cure. Thcy Also know u Ntt'e
aiycn today saves a sick ana tomor-
row
ASK your drugsls' for a i0-coni
bottle of california syrup uf tlgs
which contains directions for babies,
children OF an ige- ald Tor grown
ups plainl, ON the bottle. Bcvar, Of
commercials gold here GET the gen
uilo made bv california zig syruf'
tOmpanf,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
may EMO GRAFT
PROBE BEFORE
, THIS EVENING
Civil Service Commission Re.
sumes Hearing of Split.sal-
airy Scandal Pr,cipitated by
Mrs. Eaton's Allegations.

chicago, Feb. 20. The hearing he
fore the city ciyil service commission,
on the charges connected VIII the so
called s~plit-salary scandal pr'cipitated
BY Mrs. Page Waller f.ator's asser-
ton that she had been forced. as a
city emplnyc ia the bureau = public
welfare. To- split her salar to help
toward ;he support of Mayor Thomp-
CONS sistcr-iIklaw, was resumed today
wth the exrotation that il might be
completed py night Mrs. Eaton was
the first Ia appear before tho commis-
sion to complete her story. She viii
Dee followed by Mrs. Rowe. Who viii
make her defense.
Many Women, some ol whom
brought their lunches. were at the
hearing today \ fruit aud chocolate
vendor did a thriving business at the
door.
Mrs. Eaton in her testimony denied
the charge that shc had teen paid
anything by q newspaper since the
expose. She charged she had been
annoyed by espionage and that n
telephone wire To her home had been
tapped.
President CONN If the Ciyl service
commission explained an n e of
Yesterday when u woman weeping
went from the room. saying The
woman was my wife. h ~ nervous
aud Ii not used To- city hall ways. she
heard someone a,y Coffin Is q crook
aud the remark affected her.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
PREPAREDNESS THEME or
TRIANGLE tt.AItIiE III

\ c%on.iaNe of eminent inventors Of
the nation. the workshop oi y genius,
a den ut International crooks and u
great battle ctwcc troops OF THIS
country INC those of "a fore gn coali-
ton. thcs" are some at IA, scenes
and vents that make The FlyinS
Torpedo. the Fine Arts-Trinngle play,
one of the most thrilling productions
that has ever been thrown ON q screen.
John Emerson. the former frohman
star present actof-dircctur of the
Fine Arts studio, stars u- an eccentric
character. A. Winthrop Clarctiug. he
Is an author Of detective stories who
b. ahl, 90 detect" lie discovers "a
Swedish maid IN an inventors house
wis Do i great admiret of his novels.
Bcss.c Love as the maid iinds a riuc
Ia the men who cause the death of the
inventor Emerson uses strategy in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
IUBIN STUDIO S(I;<G ~
\ POISON CAS- ATTACK

You have read of the havoc created
in Flanders by poison gas bombs. You
are weary of the ancient vaudeville
wheez. about the waiter in the Greasy
spoon cafe. who asked the patron
whether he should open the eggs ana
was told To open the window instead.
so. In support of that other ancient
whoezc which insists hat truth is
than fiction. here comes a
variation furnished by an episode In
the photoplay world.
The Billie Reeves comedy. Hamlet
Made over" was In course OF making
at the Lubin studios In Philadelphia.
There is a sccne where the audience.
driven to frenzy by Mr.. Reeves por-
travail of tho melancholy Dane. arts"
Ia wrath and drive him from the
stage with "a heavy artillery attack.
i'm which cabbage. tomatoes. eggs
aud other market products serve "a
missiles. The property mans list Of
requirements for the scene included
four dozen eggs. As they wer" To be
used merely a. shrapncl h purchased
them IN the secondhand market At
the proper moment IN the scene Earl
Metcalie. the director. shouted.
"NoW' soak him"
stars are MOI always universally
popular with studio supernum"raries.
Anyway, In this particular instance.
the mnkc-bclicyc audience respond
ed with alacrity. and but why 20
into dotatls' scenes ON u.t'lcfTids
where the deadly poison gas bombs
have been employed have already
been graphically described.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
EMPEROR NTIIiTs FORCES
MAKE tO>SiDtE \EiI t\I>S

Berlin Feb. 20. ,Vin Lon ION. . 80
~ mp-Aa Official statement issued
totu, says thut considerable advances
have been made east az tho Mcu-r -
tgo region north of Ncrdu1 n the
presoucc OF Emperor William
The war office also announced h"
capture of the hills southwest OF The
village of iouycmout and the inrtI-
fed positions to tho cas' The cot.
Resistance Of the Frcach hro,g
down ou the Wocvtc u'ail along the
entire front 20 Marphotillo. south oi
the high road frou Paris 90 Metz.
we at" pursuing The r%"trontiug
enemy the statement says
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
Prospects Good
For Settlement
VCoalDiput
Anthracite Hearing Postponed
to Thursday, by Which
Time Argument Is Expected
to Be Ended.


New York. T., 20 Prospects for
an early agrecn mt on a ncw wage
scale tor the sol coal fields of west,
ern Pens ivania OHIO. indiana aud
Illinois were So sood today That the
meeting of the JOINT -ub-committee OF
anthracite min ~ aud operators.
which was to be ncld here Monday Ia
consider the dem nds of tnc hard coal
miners. has been deferred to next
Thursday IN the Nope that the hitumi-
nouS situation ca be cleaned up with
out delay.
Union mine " Irkers who are here
To- negotiate u new wage scale with the
bituminous ope ttors from western
Pennsylvania. Ohio. Indiana end illi-
nois, expected to lly before the oper-
aturs today a plan cmhodyinE the run
Of mine demand w'ih basic Yates and
certain protecti,r measures asked for
by the coal companies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26

nutwitting h s%cuundrels who steaI
the flying torpedo. bat U II were not
for the maid and the police that she
Drought Emotsun would have lost out.
The government PUSHES the mdnuia,'
ture uf the flying missiles ot dcstruc-
ton aud thcy turn the tide FOR the
United states VA n desperate crisis ~
the ycHr 1921. The torpcdocH at'
guided through the air by incan oi
wireless and as they land exactly
where the range finders direct, whole
companies are blown up ana uig guns
put out OF commission. Thefo scenes
at fighting outrival anything that has
80 Tar come from Europe, ~ n pie.
lure ot u possible danger tia met.
aces their hcitycd land, 1t VIII appeal
To- al pairi"tic Americans
This subject viii 90 released early
in March
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
SEVEN or GERMAN SHIPS
SEIZED ARE DAM N.C,tp

Lisbon, Feb. - 'vid part. Feb. 25.l
The Portuguese premier stated In
the chamber of Deputies today that
attempts had been made 10. damage
even Of the Tcutonic ships relvisi-
toned boy the government ana that m
oNpios. 90 had been found 10 the
steamship Iiuelow of the North Ger
man Lloyd companf. The premier
added that he considered 1t in the
best Interests OF rortiigal that the cN-
isting treaty with Germany tc allowed
10 iapso and said that the porting iesc
government was prepared for all
~eyontualiiies hat might gIisc from
tlo exercise by Portugal of her rigllts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26

@A
COLLEGE ITEMS

Ever. one seen I'd to cljoy tho hol.
iday Tuesday. Zoo bad 60 e. hasn't
4 more %birthdsJ.
The Literary s0 o', is planning AN
excellent progra FOR it, meeting
Wednesday afternoon. me OF the
features viii be o. mock trial. The
new officers of ,ho society are; Prc.'-
dent. Earnest illi vice president.
Jean Wickham secretary. Brook
galtly.
\ number IF dents gave % dance
Friday evening "a. Womnus club
IN honor of Robert Chambers star
A u e.. huskcthu center who leaves
{ orF'armtngton tonight.
Arthur YanoW bus accepted - poo
sition with ,he First National bank,
Albuquerque.
Ron Miller has accepted "a respons!-
ole position with the Hond-'onncli
sheep company. Albuquerque.
Mis- Ella Sho Nnrssy Is now cm-
ploycd hy r. T.. Hiss
spelling final was hold saturday.
Long faces, spelling tablets stln IN
demand \ aw n.Jl vii bc held this
week.
Mrs. l.. X omi- has iccepted u po-
s.tion AZ hook@eeuer fnr the Excelsior
laundry and VIII begin her 1cw iu-
tiles Monday.
Andres Nivll b. been added to ~.
once force or b" Frank Hubhell
sheep company.
FLOYD KILN made % remarkable
record by completing the business
couisa In four months tlmc and Was
s,nt 60 q position this week with the
Mountain state Telephone company.
Miss Ruby Ellis j. THE nov book
kcopo- Tor tto Singer sewing Ma
chino complIS.
r.. g. Lohr. one Of the lone star
states representative in the \. r. e..
has accepted e positio1 with The T. %.
Putney company.
The enrolment iu both diy and
evening school continues 200 soar
higher. At this date the day enroll
mcnt lacks but i've Of being equal
last yekr's total Iay cnrollmut and
the uiem enrolment b. alrendy veil
above last year total ana the school
year rs only htlf owe The total
enrolment ~ THIS date in poth DAY
and evening school l. liG last year
On tho same day the enrolment nts
100.
The employment bureau continues
;o be Kept tus,. This week the de-
mand has been c~xcrptioun.ls active
und practice u, every arm that called
Tor help has Ulrcady nom one To- SOW
olat y u. e. graduates Iu their cm-
uN.
MIR a. r t'urtnes. now employed
in thu United states forestry service
AT Williams. At.z.. was visiting Albu-
lueruue aud hak' ng hands with old
friends last week.
several 4. a. &. students took the
United States oivil service eSamina
tion which was held at the federal
building Saturday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
FEDERAL COURT
TO ADJOURN NEXT
WEEKS THOUGHT
Indications Are That Term
Will Be Completed Tuesday
or Wednesday; Land Suit
Nearly Ended.

The federal court. winch has been
~ session mere Tor three weeks,
probably win adjourn next week.
counsel who have eases before It say.
Tho term il q special one and prob
ably viii expire with the month.
The suit of i've of tho tw%snty-fouf
land owners near the Elephant Butte
project. whose land has been con-
domned ~ The government, aud who
have appealed to the courts from the
award ot the commission which as
sessod the value of their lands prob
ably viii go 20 the jury this afternoon.
The ace hcsan In FEDERAL court 81
Thursda The cases are being heard
len groups of five.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
GERMANS Bt.I> cNTUtRI>a
NHTtiItIiN ~ DtttNIitil

AmsIordnm. FOO -. OVIu london.
i:31 D. ml-Thc Germans have
gathered % consi lornblc number Of
troops In Flanders and artillery rein.
"forCeWcnts have been continuously'
arriving since December. according To
the T. ho Bclg"
Not less thnn 81 thteon attacks
were made recently b., the Germans
against the marrow front ~ Stc"ns-
'faetc IN the 'umilcs canal, south pf
Hll 80, iGo declares the newspaper.
only 81 attacks had any success hut
the Onrman losses must have been
h"a''. = add, 4 being estimated that
the killed ana wounded totallcd ~
nU0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
IOWA DEMOCRATS
HAVE WIDE SPLIT

pcs Moinos, Iowa. Feb. 2d,-So-
called progressive Democrats OF Iowa,
who held m all-night conference her"
las, night, today announced they
would open headquarters I'm Dcs
Moines aud wage an open iight on the
regular Democrats,
Members OF the conference am
nouucc th"N will make strenuous eft
forts to unsoat members of the oppo-
sitiun faction uf Democrats from
membership on the state corral com
mittec and that practically "a iuli state
ticket will ha placed before !" pri-
marics ~ opposition to the regular
Democratic stat" ticket.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
The skin aud Not the Blood.

Iutll recently II has been a gem
orally accepted theory that eczema was
"A disease OF the blood Scientific
inyestipatlous have taught us that
eczema is positively "A KIN disease and
durable through the skin alone. Mcri-
toi Eczema Remedy liz applied direct
Is to the diseased skin. Do not delay
tryinE Moritol Eczema Remedy Prices
soc an6 tl.O0. Otwell Drug CO., To-.
cal ageucy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
BOXING COMMISSION
ASKS EXAMINATION
OF JESS WILLARD

NV N0Tk' Fob. 20 Joss WIIHTd
was notified hy IN" state athletic
commission to-day that ne must under
go a physical examination ~ Or Jo-
scph VI Crnner. sup"rvisinl physi-
clau Of IA" commission. IL was en-
planned thai WIZARDS height MI con-
ditioI were of interest To- an" COM
mission which desired to bo convinced
that the public was bsing fairly treat
ed IN connection with The heavy
weights coming bout with Frank
Moran.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
COLORADO MURDERER
EXECUTED R TODAY

Canon city. Colo, Fcb 20 oscar
COOK was executed here ~ IS this
morning Tor the murder of Audrew j.
Lloyd and william Mcpherson IN
Denver. March 10. 1912. Cook was
into llo execution chamber at
. a. and wa pronounced dead seven
minutes later.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
LIC r RI

guns. today draw St00. 600 per year
apiece IN salaries alone ppportunity
had called to- them ana thsy had
heard her voice,
The original motion picture was
Imprisoned ~ u Woodcn cabinet where
one was privileged by d"positing a
coin to see Il succession of ufy photos
tumbhng over ON, another. and xiv
iuH the somblanoo of life action The
original idea had becn Edisun's. aud
~ IT, charles Pathe had recognized
the germ OF great things. he rented
u small store ana placed within u
two OF ,husc machines. The venture
proved profitable, but was handi-
capped By the fact thai there was
but one picture to a machine. 10
make patrons return again and again.
a change of program vas a vital me-
necessity. To secure his program Mr..
pathe purchased eighteen more ma-
chimes aHd placed them IN eighteen
different cities. From week to week
ne switched his pictures IN rotation,
ana then ana there vas horn the mod
ern nlm exchange idea.
with his profits he purchased . mo-
ton picture Cancra-onc OF the very
first To- bo made-and started making
his own pictures. His subjects were
primitive man running, chickens
feeding. cattle grazing. n the like
hut he was d~evciopinEs his idea and
for that reason his work was Import
ant These embryonic dramas were
in short lengths. ten. twelve. fifteen
feet each. but the dca al projecting
upon a screen instead of imprisoning
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
FRENCH FORCES PENETU VII
.It.NN< LINES sJn ARDS

Berlin. Feb. 90. CVia Lon Ion. 2.9-
p. M The French forces IN The
Champagne nave made ar attack COM
the German positions south 90 80.
Marie a-py. The war ofic" statement
todn save the French penetrated tn"
first German trenches oyor % distance
OF about go wards.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
SHE WAS A PRIZE.

Are YOU familiar with Dante, Miss
kittish'" asked Mr. Tredway.
NO, hut | can make pumpkin pis
that fairly mclts in your mouth
win YOU marry me-" asked tho
yOun- mar. EAGERLY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
SHIELDS BILL GETS
HARDEST ATTACK YET

~, Fycuirs Herald ica,ci Wirel
Washington. i,A. 20 .lu lu Attack
ou the hSiolds bnl to provide tor
witDr power grants on u|a,igabic
strelms Goo private interests. senator
Nprr. ct Ncprlksa toduy declared
the bin was being c-hlmptuucd hy the
strongest hobby that ever came to
Washington
rh,N ave representative uf tho
water power must hc said hich
hae its s neral h~cadluaftor. M Wall
street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
GERMAN PRESS " MINIS
WtBtIC TD tNptdT IIU1IJ,

zurich. Feb. 20, VIA London, $50
p ml--Gorman newspapers received.
here admit that heavy osses are bee
ing sustained i1 the N'rduE offensive
and warn the public against %oYtrnya-
giant hopes.
The F~'rlnkfnrtcr Ioitung declares
that the German regiments are fight
ing IN "a sea of tire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
GERMANS STORM FORT
PART OF
vERDUN FORTIFICATION


arrived a. Wilhelmshaycn ol Wed.
uesday morling and Inspected the
w%nrship4 there ~. departed tho
same oNcuing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
TWO BRITISH VESSELS
SUNK SEVEN NI:t ktiItD

IUnd0n, FrN, %, '-'II y MI.
llo,ds announces tho sinking OF The
British steamer penaIY of 29S1 tons
and the steamcr TUNNEL Of 53l tons
Seven members of the crcVa arc
miss!nf or nNo survivors who were
picked mp two died.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
BEI,IL< CORi,fd'rs REPORT
o. VILLAGES t\l'Cl m,

Berlin. F,o % II was 1nuuu1c-l
hy the German war office TO-DAY that
the capture of tho village of Champ
ucuy W.. In the Verduu sector report
ed yesterday was based on
Information.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
BIG |NTER-C|Ty
RELAY RACE FOR
COAST NEW PLAN
Hoped to Have Athletes From
High Schools Of San Diego
and Los Angeles Race Be.
tween the Cities.
10y Evening Herald Leased wrcI

san Francisco. Feb. 20 -Nu inter-
city relay race betweon the high
scloo athletes Of san Diego me Los
Angeles, the course To- BE- ON Los
Angeles to san Diego. rs - feature
suggested for the san Diego cxposi-
tion athletic program. The rroposor
of The scheme H. George Jguos. oue
OF the foremost pacific coas athletic
authorizes, who has served as a mom-
ber of the registration committee of
the Pacific Athletic association and
who. for the last i've years. has rep
rcsonted the far western ociation
at the annual meetings OF the Anna
tour Athletic union. According to
James plan, each boy is to run ONE
mile.
That these inter-city relays are fea-
sihlc waa proved when a Sacramento
10 san Francisco relay was tun rs q
feature Of the last portoia festival
rho runners were stationed ~ along
the route and a fleet OF automobiles
vas utilized IN picking up the rum
ners as they finished. and Tor carry
ing Their clothes and other ucCessar-
,es.
The recent "come-bacL" performs
ances of Howard Drew. formerly OF
the University of southern California
and the world champion spriEter. has
been the athletic 81 the past
month with very few Wiling to con-
ccde tina: the famous sprintcr stood "A
chance 20 retrieve his fall"1 fortunes
OF last summer Drew went east and
aalI.NlN nna Ny.u thu fHT.t .sfftfa in
which ne has competed IN these he
twas matched against Mors" and Loo
mis-. considered with Drew tu h. TIA"
fastest short distance men boo tho
country today.
Before his departure for M" cast
Drew was quoted ~ saying Tint he
was couiricrt hat he had entirely re-
covered from his slump ana would Ice
IA his old-timc form. he probably
Vas the only ma who placed anS real
confidence IN the statement Ills
showing last year az the Panama
Pacific games Tor TN, national cham
p%ioushius was such that those who
saw him believed him .rretfioNahly "A
hac number In the light of the
showing ne has mad. thus far. former
douDt-rs are ~conccdinp TINT he IN
likely tn enjoy "a triumphal cam
paien. ~" Will compete 800 y number
OF important gaines o. bee held m the
next tov months.
.spe'!4t9ra at, SSapic W" were
watchins I match game 81 itt hockey
recently between TIA. TENNIS of Port
land and victoria wondered what was
thr matter with th"lr oNosiehi. and
wiped their glasses. The piatcr be-
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-26

The members NJ circle SO. Two OF the
University Place Christian church and
their husbands pleasantly surprised Mrs
" n Finch last evening the occasion
being her birthday Anniversary The ten.
tHrcs ot the evening wore music hN the
University orchestra violin solos hy Miss
Alma Finch and Mrs Albert Rosolla. 70
piano solo b, Miss Fannie .Whulsy and n
number of amusing games with dainty
rttfeshmouts served ut the CLOSE