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Hc6tMne, DcleGdten
Scs Ortspcrb0nSes!

Die 9eIeeotert ulb Gin3eImitglie.
Der oes 9rtsbcrboioes, bic &ifets
fir Die Ebeotcrporitealtng am Iesten
Sonntog gum @erfouf botter, fno
ferrnbIifft eriuht, eutrpeSer in Der
Office Der Sribiine ODER beim Gi.
non5iefretdr Plug. q. Spedt m Der
Sto0tboae ob3urednen, oanit cine
boaitGnoige 46rehmlng iber oie
goriteaung redJt bal6 erImagt iuer.
ben fam.
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$50. /.

@ibt noujtdHbige sHIeitinaen Der brrfntes
oenen 9dieifttfe, init beu 0eutIibfieH gei6s
mineeu. tn grOBem Mlabtinbe ge5ei1net, NOS
burb es benz 2erieHben leini gem1cbt IN, AZ
ie6el il1o 81 iopieren. gntbdli 3el6HutfeeH
mo uuterDeiint4en 5uT 9eritegIuug bon
Gbibenfnnten, Ginfaten, wloiibeu, 6anbtnds
faHteu, 9~nbpsanppeR. grdper. Iiinmniten nilp.
Dag 8l6lein lit pra1t0oq auf benz 1lers
beIten 8npier gebrldt.
Gle ner6en biefeB Sud su fhdbeu fpiHen,
penn es 5hHen norlifgt. Nan berteble Mot,
no oasielbe 81 ben g%inItigen gebtHgunqet ans
suf6ntfen, inter peInen mir eS n~rbieteH.
8teles BUD tar 12c p~ort0frei per Colt Der,
fanet.
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1911 SouarO Ctr, Omahn, @ebr.
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iebr oft Die a1gen feblerboft.
8efuden sic O.. 8eilanb, 5remont,
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Or. s. q. g6Daros, $50 See gIOa.,
furiert Sdmorrboioen ur6 fsiiteln
obne Operation un0 obne nndftet!Id.
MitteL. GrfoIg gorontiert.--2.21.17
6dmofrbOiSen, 5iiteLn fHriert.
Or, g. 81. EARN fnriert Sdmorr.
bcioeiL 5ilteln unb nnoere Darn.
lei6en obne Operation. Gnr gnran.
tiert. Shreibt I'M Bud tiber Dnrmp
leioen, nit 3eugniiien. Or. g. q.
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4. f6rsibf 10 mornIiid, bdB ibr ned
ME siH Sub uhsr bic 5soz tam
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SNka A
gibt bouitdnoige Auub far iuuftrierte gIns
Ietitngen IN allen Teilen Der iebi 10 o0tEstiiHta
linen Eating tslnIt. Die 8dnbbobuHe ber
gniii1en uHb Die Gage Der eaHte Dfro in
ftebefi lebr beuiiideH nuo t0oeIiD5 ae5et6neten
NInitrattinleH ae5eiat, oefolgt bon iebr let6t
oetiianolin aegptenen anleihiugen. Gife arobe
Wfl5abl bon Wlilletft fur anntel, GiHfdte, Dfos
tire, Wsiiieiititde. ATQgen, gtn6tiIeibers uuD
Semoeniods, 5aHbtumfdHteu, grotteuersGeds
den niIp, ii1o abeebilbei uno bic Auleiimts
gen ernloeIi6en e aud g~fntdnpetn. oiefelbeH
6eriutteleu.
las HHh III oai benz beften 9apicr nae
ben bo@iien 2tnioE0er1iiioen Der Humhruders
luIst ge6rudt, lito Der Befib besfegbeu miro
fir oie cine GlnefLs Der wefriebtQnfg Mnb be3
Beraniieeus bil0su. Bldn iebe unteff BE Ieihs
ten 8~ebttalif0eH, 81 metd5eH es 81 habeH IT,
&tefes Bn9 thr 12e portofrei per Soft btrs
3dglide Gmaba Sribine,
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gentife fFarmer!

lehIlWt buIWeI-
Gas QderlanO I'M Worril Goun'
~, Rebrosfo, i'm Gale BEG gortt
8Latte, lift fir Den aitbnu bon alfaI.
ia, tleinen @etretoeiorten II. Bidder
ritben beion0ers geeigaet, Bier unt
flint &onnen alfalfa, oreibig btS
fini5ig guibel Corn 5iuor8ig BIG
hier3ig 8ufbal Bei8e1 un0 8ipan8lG
Ionnen 8uderriiben fir ben afer
iinb Die our6idnittIiden Gruten
Sic f6nnen cine 6arm NIT elmer
tleiuen Qn3abllrng fnufen unb be,
5abIen ben Helt in neun jdbrlideu
Geil5obIilngen. Sdreibt uns genau,
mos Scr MOTT urlo %oerlnngt BE.
idreibungen, bic gud frei 5ugeididi
neroeu.
Central States Gau6 GOmpaHb,
1923 ltnlon 9acifie 8ebduoe,
9maba, Rebragta. ii
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GHtD.R tpnratnreR

EEL & ginflep-3218 Sarneb.
.Grittlaiiige uto.Reporatltren. auf.
.iriiden uott ale Cars neu. Gtarte
.66lepp.g 1910.
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Snmes Aaen. - 312 9ebiqe gIot
geueiie erIdngt in 9riminnI. u1O
3ibilf1Gen. - aGes isreug %bertr11i.
lid. EDler 1886. @obnung, Dou.
.gIas SOP. II.
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WiB aaenoer, GA Bee Bldg. De.
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MeuitermnIe fiir INNER entfernt. Ut.
trit enrnntiert. -210s17
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Mdrn Nn6erion, sos Bee Building.
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aatbrDn gaidolds, 302-4 Bee 9Ibs.
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Ct.Seras 0entihe @ieberLafnna.

aomnlt ODER idreibt fir mein
freies Bud iber 9utes Storm. NH
Mfalfo.9ono i'm 0itI. Serns fur S25
per ader. Grei intereiinnte Nus.
iagen BON oeuti6en SieoLern. u. 9.
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Ginen anten Wider 2anS.

Ginen enten Gdcr 2anO.
j fem 8elegcner Nder '2mO Sc.
uu0 Spring 5trabe.
~ 4der lem gelegenes gan0,
meitli1 bon 8enion, S1150.
8 4fer. 6 3,mmer 6aus, etnget
8dunt, s 9lod neitlid bon 5loretee,
9erfdufe gegen geotngitngen ODER
'segen austnnid Sbres Souies.
Sebt ms megen Bargains. 9eutidG
5irmo.
Gasp Brns.,
It06 Wtcgaoue glog. Omaha, gtebr
Gel. 8ougfas 1853. -i2.28.tC
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800 glder Boz Butte So.
@benes uno pfIigbares 2ano, %
9lder feines 8aamb-8 ebol8, II
gaeilen norooTtl.d BON SemingforO.
.geb., 8reis rur $25 per ader;
.crentiea gegen Stootgrln6eigentur
81 bertouihen.
100 ader 2iuepIn SO.
9ier Meilen n~oro0itlid1 bon 9lar,
men, gleb., ebeneg uno pfliigbGres
.2anb; brirgt $3.50 Wtiete per Sabr
@rei8 MIR $35 per Qder. Sud &c,
gen onoeres aterI1fb ODER GtnOt.
qrltnoeigentlim gu bettnuihen.
guael Stealth aseneg,
10t5st6 8. 8. So. Bl6g.
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$40 afer ppbI fuIfipierte 9ai
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bat fid oft als DtrtbOat TnnO'
grubc trwieien!

idcr Stride uno 5uei suten StdOt.
det. Niles gutter 9ooeu unter
b0diter @ntmidcluug. 9reis $40.
900. $4,000 bar. gleit al 5 BRO.
5cut. 6. II. Combs, 500 @ronbeis
Sbentre 8log, Omaha. Rebr.
-t2at6.tG
8ir baden cine arobe Site bon
2on0 gum gerfnufeH ooer @ertdl,
iden. &etlihes 2auo 10 nieorie
mic $40 per glder. Soften Sic Die
9lbiift bnben @rum0eigentiim Sli
faufen, oonn uft uns atif obcr
tommt ieIbit Srter-S State AeaItD
80. 929.30 Gitu NatI 8anf 9Ioe.
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STINT bsrbeFcrte 5armen better
auolitdt i'm iLo3itIi6en Gutter
Goluttp, gtebr.. gu ginitieen geOin-
gitugen 5u berfduicl. 1000 4usab.
lung, 9teit in &c Sabren nit go.
8ortet uidt. 8eHutt oieie @ele.
aenbeit.
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Iidc Rqildeg. @ Q. a q. e
MoHtgcmerD 754 On. gt. Bon
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gdTOnrt Syarms.

aIeine 9iiiiouri 6armen. $40
bar unS So per Monat; teine Snte.
tsiien ODER Steueru, iebr fruttbores
9an6; in Der Idbe bon 8 groben
NurftpI6sen. S6reibt fir 8boto.
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G6irupraehe Spinal Adjustments.

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toiuo Bldg, "a. un6 5arrdm
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gerlnngt: - @utes 0tGOden fit
@ausorbett. gta6Juiragen IN 1901
0amilton Cir. -t2.4.16
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-25

There af, u.u, specifications iu the
accusation filed oluust IA, RESPOND
,nts. The first .eciilraticu l- Geo thc
effect tasf 800 % certain ,,.tl action
pending 300 the district court uf B.fu-
lIilln count, aid respondent Francs
/. Wood. having thcu and ihero ~
hl- possession "a certain Copy OF dup
li.atc II AN original contract the con
tents aud purpurt of which Wcr, ma.
l,iIIl Go the determination 90 The is-
sues loo said oIu-e, concealed the -Imo
beneath O. blott"r IN TIE office OF the
ul'rE OF said court and wnen after
wards, ne was requested hy counsel
Tor h opposite party to produce ms
said copy of said contract. hc reptile
in substance that the contra was not
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Vcgctahlc Compound TO oil mothers and
daughters and you can publish ,his let
ter. Mrs. A. ESTRADA, l22 y. Galvez
Street. New Orleans. la.
Philadelphia. Pa" Ms daughter was
feeling tired and all run down with no
apparent cause. She had taken Lydia
j.. pinbham's Vegetable Compound he
fore ard knew it's value so she again
purchased IL and she wa able 10 keep
10 work, her eyes became brigh, and
natural, and her system was built up
completely. We generally keep the
Vegetable Compound in the house for
il IL TO be relied on."-Mrs. F. }. fuRDi.
bi3l Race Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
Women Have Bcen Telling Women
for forty years how Lydia 7. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has restored their
health when suffering with female ills.
Try IL IL you are troubled with any
ailmcnt peculiar Ia I'M
Write for advice To Lydia T..
Pinkham Med. Co., Lynn, Mass.
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From any Santa tr sta
tiuu I'm New Mexico 20
Albuquerque and Re-
turn. ON q purchase at
our store OF $50 ar
more.
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pound enough, for !
know my daughter
never would huvo
been so wen II she
had nottat emit For
more than a year
had suffered
agonics from irrcg
ularity b~ackechc.
dizziness. and no mp
petite. tut is now
well. | recommend
yI,a \ ItuL huvv 4,
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th, nrp.fd.ue district .ldpt Icon prg.
,ut and heard tho sand motion.
The proof. offered in REGARD 70 this
churs, entirely fan 60 establish inc
Iu.t that ~, said r~,.uoud,ri ttau.ls
b.. Wood. wa. informed of Dlew THAI
tn, aid di.luDt tudr, desired person
aIl ta hear tno motion To- ttcato the
..,lu d,iuII. All thpt can i've drawn
uuu tI, proofs. would be tuor, Ia
i,r,r., 90 SUSPICION mat the -,it rec
apuu.,uI. FRANCIS g. Nnld. desired
Iu absence ct tho presiding Judsc
Who hn,Wk aII of thc mcfs la record
Go s..H ID lult IIdgu,ut. g. pro. o.
tno .tu, Geo some other 1Idgc uufI.
wilsI with ih. tact alu before
whoa Uy o.. Ht l, ,rt .Iot to sc,it,
$3.50 uudI, t|u,tutuu, over .hy Ici,uJ.
amt Ta, court doe pot feel Justified
900 drlNuuu any such inference or n
acting upon any such suspicion There
b. NO substantial cyid.nt, uuou which
tho court could base, tuy Judgment
against th, s.ld Francis H. Wood m
the r.eori and said charge l- there
fore dismissed.
N,cr,t case.
Tho fourth specification uf the lc.
,ust'iou o.. to the ,ffp.t that tho sand.
respondents owen y Marion ana.
Franyis H.. Wood. w.i. the attorneys
Of one Mr.. \. \. AN,.yt iu ci,I ace
tIuu AGAINST the Ju.ruHI VuHushius
COMPANY OF N~iuum,I.uy. ~ N tui
lIbtl and that the plaintiff agreed.
with the respondent that the should
receive onc-hBlf OF Tho amount of am,
recovery from the defendant. that
with the consent, OF ,hc plaintiff tho
said cause of action wt. compromised
and settled for the sum OF SI.,,l.
that the said responder owen n
Marion. retained ont of Tho sand sum
Sl.suo and paid The riliutitf III, sum
ct Sisu. that said retention ct tho
.aid ar,ot.nt was un~oYu-,lpuahIc. amt
that said respondent. owen y. Mar.
ron. i'm So doing wa. guilt, of over
reaching his client.
II appears from the proof in th.
case that The plaintiff. AFTER having
employed the respondents aud ha,ias
agreed with Thorn Ia allow them one
half at AN sums recovered in the
case. ahsolu,ol, refused io go further
with the trial. stating To- Thorn thlt
she could not cnJtr. the notnrt.ry nf
n puhIi, tritl that prior ., tho limo
wh,u the nu..tion ar... al. Ia vbcth.
81 the trial should proceed. the re-
onden Ind succassllI, carried 1,
judgment a companion case involving
the sam. f,rts and question. of .av
that there remained l.. he Irrigated the
SOLO question of The amount of dam
ntrs recoverable hy th. plntnttr,
against IN, th.t m. ,r,l
expended los the r.srnndent vns larry.
The, having successfully man
I'D.
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criminal proceedings would bc taken
against the said Edgar which would
tond 90 bring him In dlsrcputc AMONG
'hc cttizcus of Albuquerque; the cs-
s'utI1l element of his charge tloro-
fore. being that the Zee iu question
Was cNtort,d hy threats ur utimida-
,iun.
The Facts upon which the charge is
based are testified 100 Do, Thomas y
Wllk,rtun ai'oruc, for The defend
ant. ana Ouutradictcd ,u Hi essentials
Dos tho testimony of owen y Marion
THE deposition COT william FdsIr Joe
PRODUCED Iu evidence iu THIS case doc"
T rut support fr, ,tIdcrr. uf ~ WI
k,r-ou loo thc matter OF iAc threats
or intimidation the respondent CIV ~
/ tn, testimony ST the rs .puudcut owen
q. Marion for which reason %
would ."om |olctr,, apparent that the
ch1ts, s MOT sanpotted ty the ot.-
deuce introduced with tn, '',trUos-
and certainty which should uo poe
uuirsd and We therefore must and
the respondent owen y Marion not
guilty of the charge boo question. which
is therefore dismissed.
rho Garcia Case.
The seventh charge as incorporate
IN the specification Of charges against
the respondents I- that come time i'
600, month OF Iuit 1910 m" said
owen y Marion ,ud Francis T. WOOD
accepted employment from one Petra
a. Garcia ct the city ot Albuquerque
Ncu Mexico. in connection V.r Co.,"
I administration Ut the estate uf %
Elias O. Garcia Jctc,tu ito u o.,
the said pctYu O., Garcia and chat he
course OF said cmp.n mcut aud dur
! luc the coutuuuI," Of heir relation
a.. ATTORNEYS and client the -tld Mar
ron aud Wood Wrr, informed OF 'h"
existence OF % possible claim tgtiu-i
the said estate ut Elias q Garcia ON
thc part Of . woman then residing 100
salt Lake city, Iilh which iuiDrWt-
ton BE- ,- alleged was diNulgcd !" lhr
attorneys lu question Ton Oh, purpose
col enabling them 90 meet sIch cltln'
should the SAM" subsequently arise
THAT thereafter rho employ tut 81 said
Marion y Wood WIS terminated 'f
Itb, said Petra a.. Garcia subsequent
Ito which ii is alleged shat owen n
Matun. on uchnIf 81 me nim ui Man.
ron ~ Wood wrote @ letter 60 nu a'tnf-
turueN Iu SAX Lake city. liHh i.-
V-'- "'"' w. ..tu,.
'I'' .,,...s ..,..
MI ''- ~, .,r.,
u'""'H a., ..,I
u''''7'N' ~ ''n ~. ~, Ian.
'''o' W. r...,. ~. So, t.,.
p'' ''"'' a.. ,,r
'N " ..a ~. e..
woman '" r, ,,1
, a.. ...4 N.r.
,, ..t.Ir ~
i'" " " ', - IA.
"'' ,'"" ""
'"'" '' '"'''
Tn" sl-i ~ iu. 'hhit' '"'. "
said hrin "i Marion " N'''. '' 'N
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.nt vr,u.l.It l'truu' fr pIl.. t.a
Indigo .pfll. IHr publ, 4. fh, u.ttIl,
81 r,.,iI.g fi.u the position pre-
yiou-i, taken lu tho .orf.,t opinion
n said cause concerning the acts OF
'hc .t.i ou,.. >. HIrtou and FRANCIS
T. ood.
The ,y.Icnc, in support of tui. lat
tor charge in connection vIth the
Garcia case does NOT disclose that the
comment. or lstI.ur - "a, article
100 question t4 pubI. rcd 100 fhc Nlpu-
lIorluo E,on.us Herald were h"vu
or ,yhi"ti"d leo ia" said owen y
Marion end '} him approved The
body ot the article was uulo'sil"'-
UN..- .LLVtu cd. lI|H NNI L.- n.N|. TFNf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-25
MOTHERS WHO
have DAUGHTERS
Read How 10 Care for Their Health.

New Orleans, La cannot praise
Lydia T.. rinkham'5 Vegetable Com
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|'HN. IINItN. Soon.
Tho ,ourt therefore finds that saiu
Francis T. wood iu th, rarti.uhts
~h'rcIuhof.ro mentioned has boon guilt
O., ul uuprutcssioual conduct r,lult-
INK punishment al the nund. OF tue
! ,.utt
licprimand Ordered
% Ie. therefore considered. ordered
ana ldlgired boy the court here that
Francis b. wood. boy reason Of his
aud conduct. H. deserving uf The rep
riurud Of his court.
Tho second specification uf the ace
cusntion IS to the effect hat tho re-
| |spuudcut Francis T.. Wood. Will en-
gagged ts counsel for the defendant ia
the trial uf q certain CAUSE before the
district court Of B|crnalllo county la
which Ernest Meyer was plaintiff
and the Meyers COMPANY. i~ncorpora'-
ed was defendant offered ~ evidence
on behalf Of the dcfcudnu, a certain
alleged release. which wa I'm words
and figures as follows
Albuquerque Ncw Mexico
"Noy. lst. 1913.
"Whcrcls. hy article : al the con-
tract between the Meyers COMPANY.
Inc. ot Albuquerque. Sow N,xico ana
myself, dated January lst. 1919. SAID
company ls required 10 make a ,cr-
tain payment Ia me ln IA, matter oi
NlcN -. shaw y Co. of Sew york.
On 'he HAPPENING of certain eycnts
therein stated.
Sow. Therefore, u consideration uf
me sum col uu, iuilar aui other val
liable considerations TO me in hand.
receipt of witch d. hcrchs uclSnow!.
/ 4.HD..T t.t..- ,.fa.. ...l NT..s.r,
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Oh kNitIt.II

Mrs J a Peterson was an over SUNDAY
visitor with Miss Frances Read
Mrs W. + Morton and Miss Lorraine
eastwood were over sunday visitors IN
Muskogpc.
Miss Marguerite Guy ot Kansas City is
the guest of Mrs { VI Ming
Mrs Charles Mcleod aud daughter Mary
spent Sunday with friends in Mounds.
Mr aud Mrs j. r.. McCroady spent th,
early part of the week with relatives II
BartlesVille
Judge and Mrs C. McCrory spent tn,
week end in Muskogcc.
Mrs q T. Riley aud two children have re
turned from two days visit In Muskogce
Mr. and Mrs Will Gngcrich cutcrtaincC
y small company at five hundred FRIDAY
night Covers were laid for Mr. aud Mrs
J. T. McCrcadV of Greenwood Miss, ant
Mr. and Mrs Harry McCrcady
Mrs l.. II u Cook entertained at luncheon
Thursday afternoon, the following named
ladies being presc,t Mcsdamcs Almy. naw
lety. Fuqua Hall Carpenter + DIETRICH
Saudshur. Reuuclls Read. McEvoy Noor
hccS, Price Self
the normal school at Ada for an over. Sunday
visit with her mother
Mrs j l. HodSdon entertained the 1915
club Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs u +. Collins entertained az dinucr
on February 90 in honor Of MIR Collins
birthday Covers were laid for Judge ! H.
Chpp Judge G Il McCory. Judge g. \
Johns. McssrS i. j. Moronry. l. II Cox. J
: Clark Z Mcrge
Mrs Martin Ryan entertained at cards
MONDAY evening guests hoiuc Mr aUd Mrs
4 nonuhuc Miss Gcntvicvc pouahue OF
kaukawa WIS. Mr. and Mrs John Bahcn,
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Rent your rooms The World Want
Ad way-save time and worry. Phone
s6Q1--after $3.50 call 1000.
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Mis-, Margaret R,hco MIR and Mrs NJ. +
Mrs C. c Mcnurc has as guest her
mother. Mrs. R T. hin Of Brookfcld Mo.
Mis-, Myu King has Hs guest Miss
Margaret Sisscl OF SistcrsNtlle, Va. who ar.
rived saturday,
Mrs = r. Mcpautt arrived from San
Anto"io Monday To remain for an indefinite
Mis-, Louise Schultz who is attending
school At Edmond visited her parents Mr
and Mrs u X ShGlz. over sunday.
Mrs e. G. ,ouoNcr Of Kansas City spent
a few days with her sister. Mrs. Owens dur
ing the week.
Mrs q. II Critics has returned from a visit
Of three weeks in Van Buren, Ark
Mr. and Mrs Crttenden Smith entertained
NJ dinner Saturday evening with a hos
part, at the Cory following.
Mrs " Hamilton entertained tn,
Cotcric club FRIDAY afternoon.
Mrs q. : Dawlry entertained the Fort
nightly club Friday afternoon.
Miss Iuauita Parkinson entertained at
ihontcr party saturday afternoon, the fol
| lowing being present; The Misses Constance
| Almy. Doris Galbrcath Elmra Owens.
Mrs Emmett Rca has returned from ten
| day $ visit in webb city Mo.
MIR and Mrs W. ID coyle Of Independence
Kan. are in the city, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
' & ! Coylc
Mrs q \ Lambert entertained the Cotcri,
club Friday afternoon, honorlng Mis-
Marguerite GUY of Kansas City. Mrs q. NJ
Ming entertained AZ bridge "Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs Z. II Glen entertained at Kcnsngtor
Mrs Hannah orbach entertained thu
Wednesday Bridge club this week
Mrs Douglas and daughter Miss Irene
left Tuesday to spend a week IN Kansas CITY
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