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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
GRANGER, TRANSFERS.
,icven Deeds of Hnrcnin aud sale.
AmnmmtInS SIn.G:,N.

. Brookdnlc corn. to. II = y. sanford,
lot S in block II in ,he plan Of Brook
dale. juno u, 1915. >l.o5o
a. X. AIUhleman ~ ~ 10 Ida |.
Powell. 23Nl25 feet NORTH line ken.
!slngtom Avenue. IS IL feet west o.
SIS; $40.
George W. Lewis special commits,
5sioncr. to l. II Mundiu. a0NSN fee,
east line seventeenth street. at III"
north corner OF Cary Street. August
\, 1916: $4,000
A. NJ Baroody 10 Alexander Raroody.
land Terrace July &. 1916. S75.
s Highland Park Realty Corp. 20 IL
S. MacLcan. lots 9 and !" ia BLOCK
521 in the plan OF BATTERY court ~
.diton. November -, 1918. taN. $50;
Highland park Realty Corp. to I:a-
,Eene NJ. Nowsomc. lot 3 ia block y IN
the plan OF oak HidE'. Mas :, l@lV;
Wi!liam Cole to u. J. cole, 10, II in
tBrittaiu's plan. fronting 81 feet on
the cast side Of Temple street Au-
gust il, 1916: Tan. 80 cents: SIu
4. w. /. Miller % " l. Smeison. ~ ~
way. August 10. 1916: S.25-
/ kate S Folkcr ~ Viz. "a James L.
Frances ~ feet o inches by 10 feet
west line Randolph street. loo feet
.3nChes north OF Chaiiu street -Nu-
gust To- 1916: tax. $3.50.
Il. 2. Powell ct y!r I" J"nn
Swartwout. % l-GNliI feet south line
broad street. - feet cast Of Twenty
third Street August =, l"l". tax.
lofn B. swartwout ct ux. to Ida l.
Powell, 50x145 feet cast lin" North
Avenue. $50 feet north Of cedar Tree
sStrect. August >. 1916. tax. So Slo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
CAL0MEL SELDOM
SOLD HERE NOW
aasty drug saliyatcs, make,
you sick and you lose
Il days work.

Every druggist IN town-your drug
5Eist and every body dluggIs, has no.
Eticed z great falling on in the .:,I. y,
acalomel. The all give the same r.a.
son. Dodsons Liver zone is taking r..
place. '''
"Cslomel {. dangerous and p.oo,,
akno" IT, while bodsou's Liver Ton, i,
perfectly SAFE ara gives bett., rns,,f,. ::
said prominent local dru.risr M
sons Liver Tone Is pci-uually cua,s.
steed by every druggist VINO se.is II
slarge bottle costs 90 cent?. ana Z, :,
i1ails 10 give easy relief Il, eye,-,
sof liver sluggishness ana cons,il.a,,,,r'
you have oA!y 10 ask for your .uene,
back.
Dodson's Liver Tone is pl.os.r.
.tantinR. purely vegetable !eme,y
.harmless 10 both children ana aai,i,s
Take spoonful at night ana WAKE ,,r,
1eeiing fine: no D.!iousncss. s!ci, h..TD
Eche, acid stomach or Constituted lny.
els. II doesn't grippe or cause incon-
tvenience all The next day IKE ylo,.n,
scalomel. Take dose o! caion. ~
DAY and tomorrow you VIII feel weak
SICK and '.nseatcd. Don't lose a dav..
work! TAKE Dodsou's Liver Ton. in
stead and feel nre. iuU Of igor ,n1
ambition Observation-Disclosures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
c,IANcEny DEED, or M ,r.
Seven Deeds OF Trust Amounting
To AS, OSA

George Il. Harris q; w. 10 Pollard
!; & Bagby. trustees, 20 fee, 3 - inches
by lS5 feet north line FLOYD Avenue.
20 feet west of Rowland street Au-
gust IL, 1916: s4.72o.
James Il. Francis g; IN. to T.: ).
Blake. trustee. 20 feet . inches hy llu
feet west line Randolph street 100
,fect inches north of Chaiiln Street.
August 10. 1916: Sl.3.".
81 G @, Brooke 81 yir, to Pollard
north line Baker Street. 10 feet cas-,
\ OF BrooA Avenue. August . 1876:
Ssl.4I6.
D Charles II soe!zer 81 al. 20 II. s.
sTaylor, J'., ct al. trustees. c. feet :,
inches by .. feet b Inches east line
Addison street. = feet > inches north
475.
a. ]. sul'nan ct ux. to Richmond
Bank ana Trust Company. trustee. lot
II in the plan Of Hillcrest Park. .AU-
Same 70 sane t''I 10, IS in the plan
OF itiNciest Park. August 10. 1916.
sI,S25.
4. D. DAILY to " H. walker, ,ruS-
tee, laxlS1 - feet north line Iacquc-
lin Street. 1871 fee; west Of EanioIrh
Street. August >. 1916; $>tS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage ljccusss were issued YES
;cr,iay hy the clerk OF the llustincs
Cour, a. follows:
benjamin. Goodman and Rose Han
kin.
Willard Chcslcv Williams and Mary
Boiling Seedlings.
Walter Washington Clarke, and Eff
fH virginia Eui1n.
William Vaughan and Ruth Bass
John l.. Duncan. Of lIcnrico County
and Halle Ellen Tibhs. of Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
BUILDING PERMITS.
Three ""i'ding Permits. Amounting

'"r"' ''r''"t"E 'HrHI's' NWOuhtInE
HcrNitS for ncw and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
SpCCtor fNtlcr as follows
J. ilacvu'n. 10 build a brick ga
rage III rear III H,oi East BROAD Street.
to cost Sis.
Richmond Fredericksburg and Po-
tourac Railroad company. to build Il
frame shed ut the Bolton Shops to
cost SiOo
Wcs, Chesapeake Realty Company.
10 repair brick warehouse at 311 and
@l9 North Seventeenth Street, to cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15

valued II $3.50.
George Winston qualified as admin
iStrai"r OF IN" estate of Helen IL.
WINSTON. valued 1T $500.
Ntiiiam anderson qualified as al
wirlSirai"r Of the estate OF Thomas
Anderson. valued ut s2.660
T.. I. Scrmtton qualified rs admins
traitor OF the estate or y s. Brown,
valued at $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
, >,rrp STATES p,>rn,,r cn,nr.

OF III" "' ,ir, un,S III nast W Si,H
street has Ilcd a petition IN hanl>-
r,tp,cy i'm tie United states District
Court piviuG his liabilities ut >3"lh.uG
Hud his assets ~ Sl.uij.
TIL" total unsecured claims amount
4" Sl2i.il. pctts prvfo':rl hy LAW
amount 90 S.-4&>
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15

the same property as described i'm
deed next above jWlN - l2lt, So
go.
H!chysoin y Nr"tchncld, u"SiHcs 70
y II. baly. liNl\, - foot North lNr
iUtuu"lm street. 49, ;c,t west III nam
i"IDh street Ngru~t !. l*iG. >ieli
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
uuSrINGs TRANSFERS.

1.-TWO Deed. Of bargain and Sale.
Amounting Ia Si.G5n.
i. q. Woodiin CT uN. TO g ;, CoNon.
hot 10. square J. Hollands Addition.
s. 4. Hughes, trustee. to Shafcr y
sNosburgh. lots 10 ANA -. block ~.
ioToodland Heights. July -. 1914, $40:
tax, 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
nj ST1NGs DEED or TRUST.
onr Deed OF Trust. Amounting TO

g. s. Cox "a ! l.. .AdamSou 81 ais.
trustees, lat 10, square /. UoNaud's
Addition. August 3. 1916. S1.4on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
nE>n,co u,:Eps or rnt 81.
Two Deeds "i Trust. AMOUNTING

Joseph H. Wlkii--ai. CLAM 40 Nice.
ferguson. lots $. =. - aud T.. Sec
lion j.. nccchwood Par August 10.
1876; :ST3
FrcdericIs rhroctnortoa TO l,rnnl, =
Sutton, ll9 acres Of land 30 iIcuriro
. County. AugNst y. Ialh. l.-n
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-09
GIRL LIVING WITH NEGROES
REFUSES TO GO HOME

Mary Anastarkos, Is, daughter Of
Theo. AnastarkOs, a wealthy restaur-
ant owner of Newport News, Va, was
found by detectives last night living
in the home of negroes at 433S S.
State st. Her father accompanied
detectives to the house. She refused
to go back to her father and insist
ed he had treated her cruelty. She
is said to have left her Virginia home
with Ernest Best and Mckinley
Chapman, negroes, Her father re-
Gently received a letter saying his
daughter would be returned to him
on payment of 5000 ransom. The
girl will be sent to Virginia. Best,
was taken into custody. Chapman
fed.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-09
BAKERS MERELY "REcoMMEND"
- THAT BREAD BE TEN CENTS

lin BFNEFAB ElN SEN y
A gang of our most reputable"
business men met yesterday and did
two things; in both Of those they got
the moral support Of the loop press
because they are advertisers with
S. banking and clearinghouse cenpec-
lions.
The members of the highbrow
gang were bakers, the National Assn
Of Master Bakers.
They decided first to take a slam
at the poor fellow, where it hurts him
worst, in his pocketbook, by raising
the price Of the food items he buys
most regularly bread.
Then they decided to pay high
priced attorneys to find out how
they. could eVade the antitrust law
which says big business shall not
conspire to raise or control prices.
They are not going to control
bread prices. They just decided to
recommend" that the five-cent loaf
be taken of the market and the con
sumner be forced to buy the dime
loaf. This means more stale bread,
more waste and more money for the
baker.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-09
HOLY FAMILY. VS.. HOLY ANGELS
AT DE PAUL FIELD

Tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. the Holy
Family baseball team will play the
Holy Angels at DePauI university
grounds, Webster and Sheffield.
Both teams are tied for first place
in~the southwest division of the Ma.
tiOnaI CATHOLIC. Athletic assn, having
won thirteen and lost two.~ This will
be- the deciding game OF their divi-
sion and the winner will play Queen
of Angels, champions OF north diVi-'
sion, for the championship.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-09
TWELVE BOOZE BAZAARs ARE
RUN OUT OF BUSINESS

Twelve more saloons were shut
down after losing their license for
violation Of the Sunday closing law.
The mayors committee recommend
ed that none get their license back.
The saloons are: Chas. Bertleff, 92O
N. .Halsted; Thos.- Gallagher, 1901 S.
Halsted; Jos. Smart, GAG w. 10th; v.
& J. Ebel, 1901 Gross av.; Jacob Swi-
atek, S13 Leasing; A. Skawina & A.
Jednae, 1856 Belmont-av.; Stanley
Sidlowskl 300 Kensington av.; Chas.
SaIlas, 1885 Madison; Robt. Katz,
.625 Madison; L. Wanat, 1859 S. Fair
field av.; Arrigone & Cantare, 49,
118 E. 18th; Sam Hall, 610 w. Adams.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-09

WILSON TALKS SUFFRAGE
Atlantic City, Sept. 9-Pres. Will
son told 600 delegates to National
American Woman Suffrage assn
convention that suffrage for woman
was coming beyond any peradyen-
ture. You can afford to wait ALT
tie while for the triumph he said.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-09

ART SMITH, AVIATOR, SAYS HE'S
LOOPED-THE-LOOP LAST TIME
Art Smith, the young aviator who
startled Chicago by looping the loop
nineteen times in his machine over
Grant park, is in the Hahnemann
hospital with a broken leg sustained
when he fell from an aeroplane in
Japan. Smith is through as an exhi-
bition flyer, he says. When his leg is
better he will return to Japan, where
he is interested in $5,0OO,00O aero
plane factory.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19

iur the luncheon Witch followed the sft.
,rrnor ot nccdlcNork The club will
meet IN two weeks With Nfa Dl'm
Baskiu a. 1890 East Ninth street
s. \
Nrs Milton Nnuus nf Mu,korrc Is
ihs guest " Mrs " Young
zS@
Miss Margaret retirc will entertain
with luncheon Monda, In honor NJ Mrs
; ff,d Meyers NJ Hannibal Mo who
u the guest of Miss MIRA Wilson
RNR
Miss Mn wilson entertained the Ale
gts Amirs. THURSDAY high scores were
made b, Mines James sharp, and Nrs
Jprl Ms,hal ana Miss Wilson also pfr.
srnt,d her house guest with favor
The neat meeting ThufsdsN viii h. with
N.s Joseph hoffman
nit isinn NJ the Ladies Nj snsIrt,
uf the lifs naptlst church will have
B huW, cooked food market stiutda,
ai krff.s ~, Gpohs store
Mrs Eugene " Nuffi,ht entertained
the Fn Herls club Thuisda, 9th = /
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19

ooSs 1tih nddt-e Liz, drd idiod
S,im Aheudnosl Dicss TOT M,s.e,
and Small Women, 10 and 10
years.
Thu. |, onc ~ tho dsin,ie.,, pret,i,st
frutks that any young gih tan ask. The
trimming III the blouse consists really ~
,~o straight pieces but they give the
hr-trlle effect and arcestremcly becomine
10 youthful figures. The little peplum
too si,es the breadth over the hip. that
10 ~ essential this SEASON. IN the
illustration. ono ~ the new cu,tun vuies
with embroidered flowers !. the
material ard the trimming ls tsae,s
band and irills. In the hack view, there
h a suggestion ios fuuping used fw the
.houldu portion. AMI lor The J~yhm
while the remainder ~ the i,uct Is made
ci fine sheer muslin.
tw the ~ year si,c will be pe-ied,
ol, yards II material ~ inche. vide, &
Yards ~ ~ a., yards ~, with yards
10 inches wide iot the band and irlls
The pattern No. oos, is cu, In si,es
fu ~ and ~ wars I, viii be neiled
60 any address Nv the Fashion Dclafi.
men, cl this papsr, on receipt OF ,es
ttntA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19

With cards and isncinr lugh scores At
tho game were made b, Nrs tfci =
Lash, and NJ james \ Perry and
th' consolation favor went ~ Miss Grace
Anderson. Nfs James Chcaih,m fr,ri,
luF tho favor fnf low score Following
the serving At dainty rrifrshm"ntf. the
remainder NJ The evening was spent
win dancing Quests ~ the evening
were Mrssfs and Mines \ \ SUIT.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
Tomorrow's Euents

Mss Helen Gloyd luncheon at the
Country club for Mrs. J. Fred Meyer
of Hannibal Mo
Mrs {, " Newell and { C. car.
roll, luncheon Tor Mrs Robert Nln-
man Of MI vernon, m.
Mines Anton y Classen, Roy v.
hoffman, oscar D. halsell. George
Fr,dcrokson, j N Draper and J..
n. LeaVltt. luncheon at Y. w. c. A,
for Five O'Clock Tea Fund.
D. a. Y c. husbands evening, Mr..
ana Mrs George M, Calllnan.
Country club dinner dance
lie Passotomps, Miss owe WecHer,
J. r. r, Miss HaTel Telton
Fortnghtly players, M and Mrs.
Charles Farris
Saturday Night Dancing club,
knights OF Columbus hlll
Violet Crochet Mrs irwin = M.
Neal
p Beta Phi, Mrs q 7. Ha|ner
evening Bridge, Mrs Frank Nsr.
rah.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
REQ CROSS SERVICE.

Rod C,css hsl niue Ei,es 10 every
housewife unequalsd service 4 ists, Sd.
cent package sivos mofe real. r,iuine
merit ihsn an, other blue ilod cross itsn
Nluv makes yloihrs whittier than SNOW
You viii be- denghtsd a. all sood sto,e,.
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19


Miller with 'n' second ..oiss High gross
scores H"r' wrd. %. Sins \ It,hmar
Hd lr s. T. ,uHnln,m trd sc.oud
hIrh SCORES Nrs Chester Nl.ur and Mr
J. T. Patterson.
,r.. ,...,... r..., .....,....,,..
uo,d m.ag, c'un rbur.da. having also
. f'"''- Mrs Sl'.hN 'fr"n ~ Dallas.
''.'' ,'if''' h'""n ''d kathleen
''''b ''F, ""i'' ""f' MAJ" h' Mines
'.' li'''E lI'i'''s"n Inc club
"'''' '' TWO "''.' WIN Mrs Ernest
""'''
Nr, IS N.,,., had ,.,h ,b, Nom.
'''' o' mo l... 'Id Br.ir' club Thurs.
'''" In. j. lioig
'. ''l I.'I' II''' ll'rN scores were
made hN N'f lFlr and 'h' hostess The
h.'i's' Tor next 1huffiN Nl b" an
tuun''d later
'.' ~. '.'' VI 'nN Nff % W nor
''' .'''' ~ 'h' ln'''lns
,r..r ,, ,.,..,..,,. 'hI' ",
f.0. WIN p,,uor luncheon M prcr
'' appointment. Tho tain, Nus d'rorn'
.'l With flag md white lourtsu,tl. aud
tf' Hyo's 90 oarh guest were small
w.f'u 'Hrs additional guests were
Mmc' W ~ y GBdd o. " Norris.
Rosa y Fcrgusou. Joseph Green. and
/, y White N.- rthol walker viii re
th' hostess IN two weeks
&#E
Tho " q n club wa entertained
Wednesday D., Mr. George uu In q
sowing ,uu',.' the favor Vps presented
tu Mis- George Ruuv,1. Nr E,tl Arm.
strong receiving tho consolation Mrs
.E y Master will entertain Tho club
N,N n
u.. q, ,, ......-,
,....t.. r..
.y. r,,, ", ,,. ,'Hu WV
.r.,,,t.n, ,.,,,.,,,,,,,. ~, q, i,,,,.,.,,., ,.,
,cum Nr,,. Urn a. p,,r.s ,,J r
CLAYTON V,,. received Inn, r,,,,,.,.b,r
Mrs " "a Hampton va, an ,dd,,orsl
wiz" WI. ''un S"'n'h'rF'r ~ "
''.' ''N"'' ''''''
Mime. y Slefw,u a, gh,,t.. r,,,.
'ri. claude Powell a. = ss,lel "
rock and Tpnt o.. N,,s ,bd,,,,,i
guests with ,ho members N the q
wv" N'' '",vr'' lhu''dHN
MN nhn s'o,'
W, NV h'''
we ~. ~ N''N' VIII '' WIN N'' James
W. SUBWAY
= s.
rhf lrnrf circle club was entertained
VIZ. U''n VINO
, Nns',ons'
.,t .'u Wun''' I'-n' Wa,
A., 49,, -, "u,U WIVES
.ilr AFTERNOON o., Mine, e. NJ tttc,b,rt
= k Weight I. Nofdrn. \ n Na,I,r
tNu, Miss THrlh Npt Marker rn,, ,
brr, dance Nh, bella Georrc reviewed
The N"ndn'' In Number % b, itUl.
uhs'Nn''h Snlh Tho club viii meet
june WIN N's W W Ruflon ~ ia'
'"'h'' '''th'h 'f"'l ''N'h
Sr-
Mis- l. Np,on was b,strss yV,tys..
d., iu the Golttr Moments clnb. adm.
h,nrl rueris honr Mines y Y Rushlrr,
Grant Nbus and Niss Nda Sw,n,inrd
.. q.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19

O rms NJ H ARMSTRONG rnd
lk\ IN Mrs i T. Armstrong enter
UW| nuuod with most d'NEninl
OVlI afternoon ol auction ImrsdN.
which Vuf HI'u lon,r shower
IN honor ~ Ns. B,rth r"wlud 1H'
house was uirmuItn decorated H.'N
bowls Aud baskets of r0so. Mr' lN.urr
Jones with tine nigh p,orr received
Rayeusw,re ,lso and Nr lllfr n
Houghrou 70 CRYSTAL nud yrs" Mrs
Qunau received the 0ui favor. % 'r' p.
de chine handkerchief Miss H0vlrI
wns the recipient Of maH. r'c'r pf.
which were presented ~ iN' Close NJ 'h'
luncheon I'm which me npsic"f's w'f"
assisted nv Misses Lurl" Armstrong
Inura Rowl hand and Mra I, g. B.rd The
guest numbered thirty.
A part, NJ friends gathered e' mo
home ~ Mr- ilrurt DN,rlnls"f Thurs
day ,ud sper' tho afternoon 100 sewing
for mo gd IHdirr ll0Wr which H
part NJ tho Holmes llump NJ HedoemInf
Love lou hundred Yards of goods Ut
made into sheets nu1 pillow D'srF ior
the home. lhc workers of me afternoon
hsing Mines Russell " halliburton. ~.
seph IIuDkIn- oscar n linlsrli Ru, '
Hoffman. Anton " ,lpsreu. charles "
Amrs samuel u Glosh Daniel 10
gan. lgfutri Jones charles = col
cord 'd'l Noso 1a q ~ Hrmv
a&%
Mr. luU chandler Who h's hn'H me-
suer' of u,r rurt and cousin Nr' q.
J. EU.t srd Mrs Joseph ilu".,U.
l.r TIIUrsHt. fuf NIf homie 100 IH.r.H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19

o'clock luncheon Mrs Jnmcs s Tutur
vas M additional guest Mrs \ 8
rh'lts Wps unanimously elected president
uf the club ilirh score vns made h,
Mrs ~ u ppnn,ll, and Mr. Tutn'
rhI was the final meeting off the lvtf
-
Tho Ladies' Irwofih Missionary so.Ir.
ia will entertain This evening NJ O'Clock
TN the church paflots in honor of tho
n"W mrmt~fs Nn excellent program has
been prepared
RNN
Mrs J \ Nermilliou entertained the
iaN Daisy club rhutsdsN. Mmoe y
y Ehfo' ~ Tuiu, and Robert Naid'
rla,ins the substitute hands \ piece ~
silver and hns uf STATIONERY were pf'.
srntod io Nis N T. Wrpklr, pud Nrs
NAiii 's pvufs IN contest aui M,
hostess received the club rlair Urifrsh.
mrnts we're served ~ uny lrrF phl,
q, ,rrraisi with rpnass The r,si meet.
ms in two weeks viii be- 1r sl daN
sossion with Me- \ Nnr,el s' nFbf.
v nni
NJ and Nra " \ Sullivan enter.
q f.U....a-..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19

James Chcatham. Fr,i iashy. Neil
or l. % warden. e. \ Finninger.
james \ Perry. carl nonnett and Miss
GB,, Anderson
~
Miss Tclirr iiHuhirl and NJ charles
Hauhisi will ri,r an evening of music
and frsdings Tuesday evening ~ ,hs
parish huus, Of St raurs cathedral for
tten,inuea sn rss, s.,-ul
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19

Mime. y IS sherman r.. Charles Fnr.
ri. claude Powell e. s. -a'fcI. " II
rc,k ana Frank on Wcrc additional
guests with tho members N the q
club which Was entertained Thursday
m Mrs Harry e Klein High score
V1f mnd" h, Nr' orr Tho newt mcc,
ms ln two weeks viii be- with Mrs James
y Sullova,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19

NJ and Nrs " \ Sullivan rr'rr.
tspcd mr'i PLEASANT, Thursday -,cninl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19

Mis - y Melton entertained tho m
insitisl Az club Thursday. Nfs y T.
Pain Who Wss rucs, assisted In .sty.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
For Family Use
Squalls Household Paints
Exterior and Interior Finish
Squalls
Porch Floor Paint

very scr,ircahlc. hcine specially
prepared fer porch noot~. ycran
tlns sirT~, sleeping Intrhcs. ctc.
When prurcfl, applied one gallon
win ru,rr FROM 1rn IN 3-n SQUARE
fvpt NJ surface. iWuvut work.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19

NH J W kr''Irr entertained tho
',mn'r. o' tho rhursi1, T,t club with
Nn' party ~ the LEr. Yesterday fol-.
lowed D, r,ff', ,hn'uts ~ downtown To-,
rcum Mm'- WN e. Hbruos and ! r
'h,ir" V,r. received into membership
Mrs " " Hampton vbs IN additional
.s's' The u"St meeting. June !. viii
h' with Nrr John sUaushcrrcr ~ ~
West ighih street
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loose or tight knee. all sizes. at 7jc.
WomcnS closed cotton union suits lace trim
med NJ soc.
womcus cotton union suits, loose knee at
the suit CSC
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The Sale of Sorosis Shoes
vebody Should Attend the St Anthony Hospital Benefit Saturday

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same
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Nr holland srH"'r ~ $50 lrl.. is tho
gu's' NJ n. FHudpor'uf Nr md Nr-
IS ~ N..nrr
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M and Nfs y " pudir,. who hs,r
spent tho vvvk IN sulphur ATTENDING
ih' dusritis convention. wii return
SATURDAY
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Tho m'cilnr of tho Glover t,af I'm
mridcfN club was postponed from thi.
week iu Thursday NJ nrN week when
~ y a N,Nullin viii b. hostess
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PENN FIVE NOW
HAS FIRM GRIP
ON FIRST PLACE
Red and Blue Players Out
in Front of Basket
ball Field.

Although forced TO the limit OF ITS
ability, Pennsylvania. by defeating tho
Columbia basketball. team on Satur-
day, clinchcd It's hold on first place In
the Intercollegiate Basketball League
race. Incidentally. Yale, by defeating
Dartmouth, maintained its place. but
does not seem 10 have the strength of
The leading team.
This week will see the second half Of
thc league season under way. Pennsyl-
wanna, Yale and Dartmouth have all en-
tered upon the second stage of their
schedules. but Cornell, with only three
games played, and Princeton. with
four. have scarcely made "A good begin
mig. They Will make up for lost line
ln tho next fortnight. and for that rea-
son the forthcoming two weeks should
be decisive in determining the cham
pionship.
Columbia played uncertainty Satur-
day. despite the fact that IL was sup
ported by a huge crowd, and there now
seems little likelihood that the crst-
while champions will be able 10 pull
themselves out OF the cellar. Dart
mouth. too, is erratic, and will hardly
give much more trouble. The real
struggle will probably be between
Princeton and Cornell to overtake
Pennsylvania.
McNichol, the Pennsylvania captain.
strengthened his hold rs leading point
gettcr He leads with -. and Kinney,
OF Yale. Is SECOND with 6S.
The standings follow: