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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03

Pune Whip Whites oi li,, cgAs beat.
cu stlnh. one cup srHuulStrd susnr. urr
dozen pruu,a Drodyi and cut u pieces
N',r org. are beaten stlff Hdi .urHf
nud h"ut them add uugOuh,d prIurs
Hth" about th'tt, m'uu,cs iu basin.
which 10 put tn pHn u' hot water IN hrk,
When almost don, place creased paper
over the top to Keep from burning
fight pofghnuts one uprl thick suur
cream. ~ cupmls sour milk. two .Lra.
one cupml sugar. one TEASPOON salt. une
teaspoon baking Soda. ON, teaspoon
cream tartar nutmeg tn taste uuf drnps
l'mund extract flour IN make SOFT
dough. beat eggs add cream. milk. M.
EHr. salt ,odH cream tartar. nutmeg.
lemon flour: oct the dough aside In n
ruol place fpr three houfs. then roll out
and .t with cutter' r., IN plenty uf
'moNub un, R' drain ana sprinkle with
sugar Th" dough must be soft 600,
lu'f are Vet, gopi
c'rmsli,d Tlp.o,a rNU-tn.rI. cup
pearl tHpInrn. three uups Wat.r. autk
over n.-bt pinch ~ snlt IN th, mu.nlng
Hti two ,up, drrl brown sugar and
steam one hour s"f,, cold with ulln
or whipped cream
Apricot Salad Hltcc several hpIy,s NJ
canned apricot uu - lettuce ttf sprir.
dr 'hoppcd nuts 81 place p,anui butter
balls n center ~ ,H.h apricot S,f,,
With French dressing
Fresh Applc Pudding Ilir the r,.
Yu.r'l number NJ apples. quarter them.
cover bottom Mt dish with aprles. pour
uErr sugar tu swrci'u. ,unlmuu 80 nt.
Nnr. cover pll with uumpling hiivr.
bake ur steam ~ minutes Sptinki, Win
hUti'f fine sugar sew, warm .aIIIi
.TrI uI sauce
O,rsr rI' Lane desp J,.b with puff
paste. PIT IN bNyf w artpl.t cooked
putHtu"s 0ui In ur'. fourth inch slices.
then re- In,'r of oysters. season with ,tI'
pepper butter uui parsley. tid another
lfyrr ~ rutbto and oysters and cover
With inu crust lvk' fu.NsnNy minutes
ur until nicely drowned Take water 90.
lto~s were cooked r add oyster
liquor .Ir u,pprr and butter. Del.
r"mr Goo hoilIUs point aud 'er, over
pic
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
Hints for -
Housokoopors&


Into large Gun break the whites ot
two eggs. half nm with melted buttor
and fill with milk Have In mixing pan
one aud one quarter cups OF flour, one
cup sugar, two icn-poonfuls baking pow
der Mix and beat Tor five minutes. ndd
onc-half teaspoon ~ vanilla and bake this
marshmnlow cake IN two layers. Marsh.
mnllow Filling Thrce.quarters cup Hu-
gar, two tablespoons water. boiled ln-
III Il spins thread Pour over the t,fi.
ly beaten white NJ egg. add ak marsh
mallowa cat In small pieces and beat
unrl cold Spread between layers aud
on top. Finish top with holycd marsh.
mulluW'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03

\ novel way to vary the serving OF
oysters H. the "oystor pie" Line deep
pan with pufr paste, allowing one fourth
LIp rhprtrnlng tp one cup flour iut
IN n lNrr N oysters. then q lnycr Of
pag La!'r cooked potatoes cut IN slices
one fourth inch thick. season with salt
pepper butter aud parsley. then an
other layer N oysters md potatoes aud
put ON top crust Roll crust thicker
than Tor ordinary pies and bike thirty
minutes or until nicely Drowned over top
This served with warm slaw, bread and
butter furnishes practically Your whole
dinner and YOU viii find II delicious
Take water the potatoes were cooked In.
add oyster liquid. butter. salt and pepper:
let boil ana pour over the pie when
served
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
MINERS Llrr MILITIA ssN.

PEORIA ~ Aprl The Illinol. A..
vision Of the United Mine Worker, ~
America has litter the ban " member,
" the organization belonging to the stats
militia. according to information siy,n
out here SUNDAY Officials stated thnt
tho cause TOT lifting this ION was bc.
cnsse ~ the possibility ~ the United
states needing additional men IN the
organizing ~ the army
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03

supplement that suggestion with an.
other 10 MI your house with flowers
aud gtoving plants. Fur one ,hlns.
YOU viii md the study ~ these grow.
ing things extremely interesting
',Hn though at tho start you will
think them only nm extra nuisance
and care No real woman can dis
lihe flowers no woman IA too hurv
tu AFFORD hn few moments II takes
IL care for them
would suggest That Won take
sunny room. ot n window in sunny
place. and build shelves around n. IN
make n sott ~ conservatory and 10
tahc. n you yar. the room YOU live
IN most Try tb arrange I, 80 that
yuu ran have n couch M large chair,
A'l n 'Hhl" half hidden IN the nnw.
ere, where ynu may work or reed.
Fill your shelves with small ferns
aud noNcfs ard stand tall palms or
rubber plants as \ doorway IN your
Hover den Try RAISING violr,s AMI
tufcs ont ~ season. enjoy the srnv,h
ard the unfolding " the beauty W
ynrr plnriu
Mentally. they will beauilfy you
Have you ever seen woman whose
charms were not ttiplci when she
stood or sat surrounded ~ rne rfss
Keep their freshness near ynu. iet
their perfume into ,uut soul. aud
without preaching ! rsn assure YOU
they will actually make YOU pret,lst.
Questions and answers
~ har q 80 HF ir.f y.s 4s.l,.
as o' aalis.iHB It sfaissiIr' fsustiat
l4it. lei zen sah 20 10 f,,N.,
NHi An in'f.i.n NU4i va.aH stsiia vri
d1 W ~ SOS tti mo atf stsfs t.s
could ilks sri safA o. ti.sirsi "a rl.
trs'h snysiets = siI raN yrn fsf.t
i's H'nf AN nif hsif dafkens vts
Uns
kHry ahus NJ thrf ,,i y-~,s-, ,
Hfsfh M AfH ffrsH ~ r4ssrs5t sft, ,
faff ~ tfHfFas Wus :
RfflV - Nsihins riii stsr ths sfcrtk a.
n T. raiHfai N rsr b. stsr@i 80 h
rnlr drra un0s I'M itfss r.rrtts Tksf.
ufe ssis k Al oiH.a inf tht Sofa N t.t
800 ne HfHrd fffvstsi sttsiefss ,
~ fs-' r'i 'fi. aHi fiff'irrs 3.
,hfins 'Hs Ef. .s fHe.a ~H be- %
HHHTHH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03

know what to answer Anything 10 keep
him away from me Evidently | had hit
upon the right words
That's tight he nld That's just
right You see I'm not, angry now. I'm!
awfuly sorry | smashed things NJ ia
Ike 10 ask YOU io forgive me, bus YOU
seem - litle distant 10 me. Tell Alr.'
h. raised his voice again. You've had
tim" to sleep Il on You're not angry
with me now"
Come TO Tvs"
NO. Dicky.' ! answered still nj ran
dom. ~. repetition seemed so Silly. but
hts words were not confused. He cvl-
IDENTIFY knew what he was talking about
Perhaps he waH not so drunk as / had
thought But his next words undcrcved
mo
'Ntll n you are not angry. get Your
clothes ON and como with me back 10
Life, hu sHid Hest time you ever saw
Everybody drunk bW Harry und me. Ho
said we'd stay sober 80 We could com"
mud get You. Hurry b. dIvnh,4rs lu the
taxi now he wanted 10 come NJ with
me, but ! wouldn't let him suppose |
would let q strange mau com" ny ~ my
apartment when my vifc might not bo
dressed Never
iio drew himself up with an air of Of
Tended virtue Evidently he quite fan.
c'd himself In this srol" OF protector OF
hiH wlirs privacy. for hc wrnt ON tculn-
iscrutly.
" I'm surprised nt YOU S,,Id to Harry
What do YOU mean by .prrrV-,Hg such Il
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
Dress Up Week in the Economy Basement

NJ 3gc-l !i.uuart French grey
dish wu Regular inr value
NJ sl.2j-l Sl.jO cedar oil mop
and % IN. ran of cedar uil duriu-
prr~, Ip Week unl,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
Revelations 0f
Beng he Confessions q an
Mef6&e Mafried Woman

why m1olr GstI,ldsj Hrr Bedroom
Door
! have 1NIF pri,l w, .I' upHu mot
hnuvinr what npr 's tHf u.y.r a.,u
can bnlsl r that dr,,u.u 'rn, queer
'ound % ih" l.Nh"', iu the Twins iuom
uh'ch = hn'i shortly u'yr wIuIrNf ut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03

nephew of tho late Ada Rchnn. born IN
hrooklSn, y V, ~ Years aso today.
Bcrt " Forunld. governor ~ Maine.
lso''il, born ~ West Poland Me q
years aso today.
William Hughes Tinted states senator
from New Jersey, born IN Ireland. q,
years Hro toda,
Princess Maud Alexandra of Fife. nice.
Of King George Y, horn = years ago TO.
day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
Bachelors and Old Maids
Not Wanted.

Marie psma only sre admitted
s'nsie people VIII he tstiri frpn tho
seec'ai dance p, i;uliid hall tonight rl,vn
fss ihs benefit ~ married ncoply who
ssve 10 dauee This I, tho nis, ~ pro.
pc~sd ssfi'. ~ Munda, nisht danets
s'vsr ht Pct y ruittr,s ri nsr
lied ~ rls ni' ~ 10 hoped irai ttnrJs
81 i"i puf'p SOD Ht. HrHHIH.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03

Garden parties Hre the most donshtul
ss summer entertainments I think. pro-
viding the weather VIII favor Them IN
some couutrIrs pu may ISSUE Invita-
ton with perfect s1o'y knowing there
VII be no rain. tUI 100 wur' uHris ul i..
wcfld prcraul Hr. mY.' No t1h,u uEufr.i
n. fiur ,,rn ih' uru''. -IurI vpum 60
rust ,uu'' ''.' ny1,, NnU,r 49, N
'poil tn" h'sl plan u % nu.'''.
Invitation ,pd. mo sput out monH
In Huvaurr stating that the hustrs vll
b< AZ home such nud such day from
fo,u till seven n there Ia any special
rttIsc tion. such a. play, or concert.
the fact IL noted on the lower lcft hand
corner ~ the card.
The best way for hostess 70 safe
svard her guest. against the clements
d. to s"t up large canvas field tent
undo winch .lhD party mn, gather Iu
chs' of rain pnd ~ . wen olso to al-
range The I'.r,ahurnI under the ,uu-
va -o that 100 ,n-o ur 70 sudden how
~ there vIll hr mo drm1rr tn them
The duties ol the hostess m 20 gar-
DIR party rr mot very onorous \ good
rulc for the hostess ~ follow is 10 ~.
coivr her Visitors ana 10 avoid he.
fr,nds | du not mean this quite uteinI-
Is. uf cout.o. but want Ia again cri-
phAsig- the ftDi that the hostess on tins
occn 'ion belongs 70 nll her visitors and
not To u small section ~ them. She
could take the place ~ some convenient
spot iu the garden nearest the point ot
arrival aud receive each guest ind
viduall, 10 thr garden f't- fou may
stk friends u'uulIntnncn. ucighbnr'
ana even those BE- uD NAV h. shaving with
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03

NJ ?jc-A guaranteed gas man.
tie upright aud inverted style,
VI lgc-t ljc CALICO aluminium
Tipped sauce puu. . quart sizes.
Vt 9gc -- tsluc0 aluminium.
-,umIr-. bread pan ~ value
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
Wash Goods Dept.

ru. ou, one bu,0ug untcrrl, here can get
lf', instructions q tl how lu make 10 -
lIfrs. un iu Ho1r of tu,., pretty Nuilrs
iur spriug a. inches wide icitutinw ttc
newest pluIt nud stripe effects aud large
flora effects priced NJ. PEI yard 2se. $50. sec.
Buy wash goods during our Drcss-tp
Week for that new drcH you nte going 10
make I'm Our Free School of Dressmaking
See these dainty metallic velvet figured
ynllcs: dainty designs IN pink blue. green.
Lavender and bloci, por yard Ase
EN ptitu TISSUES. fast COlnrs and IN nu-
m.fous 7lfipc 1Hd ruii effect. pc. laid 25o.
30. inch Batistes-lr $50 pretty patterns.
per yHrd i5C.
White Organdies-N new shipment this
U'rk beautiful qualities priced At 25o. 55e
SOC SOC. 'So s5c and up TO Sl2s yard.
white shlrtinp-N beautiful collection NJ
Beach cloths. piques oxford. and Diagonal
effects. priced ,t 25c. ]9c, SOC and 65c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
Qua DAILY oiRrsoAv PARTY.

Harriet prescott sponprd. BEADING
figure in american literature. horn at
Calais Maiur. n years aso tp'lp,
John huftouEhs famous naiuph-, and
essa,is'. born 1I Uuthur, \. y. - wears
iso TO-DAY
Mnrratri NrElu leading actress ~
the Nmru1u stage born hi Ottawa. ont.
40 years 1ru iulay
Andrew Y lct"ta assistant -rcfp'aN
ot M. treasury IT ihr United states.
BORN Hi jamaica rhin. Mass. ~ years
tgu tuuit
Nfihuf H,tou. veil known actor aud
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
LINES woprr e1memseelNe.

Caution l' tho cldc,, child ot wisdom -
Victor hugo
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absorbing Beauty

Ibtt mNtn comes from within 81
nay philosophers. poets aud mipia.
tiers Aud, while they arc perfectly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03

FLOWERS about ne hopse NJ m onst
pcrsor add vuch 10 ne br1piv NJ
'hr o,rHrr
correct. they state only part ~ mo
truth. True beauty comes trum Vith.
out ns well.
Recently ! suIrcslcd tonova,lnF
the house putting up ntv tntonnr
hang nFs. n ,cu like hnnelrgs IN
yuui home, trying tho rNoct ~ new
cushI bns and wall pantr and fresh
paint. and a new arrangement " the
furniture. Tri1, I would iikr IN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
PRECAUTIONS MUST BE TAKEN
AGAINST RAIN AT THE GARDEN
PARTY, SAYS COUNTESS WARWICK
Most Delightful of Summer Entertainment. and Less
Formal Than Indoor Receptions Declares Famous hostess
. sY THE COUNTESS OF WARWICK. -

another of the social etiquette and
breeding especially this Evelyn
Of o
details for III planning conducting OF various
kinds offs function
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03

At Sl.69-t 500 folding iron.
Ing board Splendid value
NJ iOc and up-for Dress lp
Week We are showing wonderful
variety "f duStcr,, wall brushes ~
high grade lamb, wuol, oil rngs,
rtt,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
WRITER is FAMOUS HOSTESS.
LEADS IN ENGLISH SOCIETY.

Frances Evelyn. Countess OF War
wick. In peculiarly we'll flted 20
write with authority on the prlnoi-
pies and problems OF social etlouette'
She Is famed IN Enuusn society as
the ulNed mistress OF Warwick cas-.
tie, famous Tor It's entertainment o'
royalty and society. Daughter of a
colonel In the British army and VIE
of the flfth Earl OF Warwick, the
countess has moved always IN the
highest circles, constantly active not
only In private social affairs, but also
ss a leader In public movements. She
10 actively interested In many phi.
, larthropies; an expert gardener and
horsewomani experienced IN every
phase OF private and public ll'e In
town and country; a charming host.
ess: an exemplary wife. q model
mother. Throunh her several visits
TO America and her Intimate ac.
uuairtanee with many Americans OF
hluh social standing, she Is as much
an authority on uood manners and
propcr customs In America as In
England
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| FREE
Dressmaking School
Third Floor
Special Items to Help Dress Up the Home Dess.Up Week

Col7rei Borderrf Voiss-Ie inches n.I,
dainty b.dIuouI h..Eu. ami up, edge
40.irgh colorrd Border voes and marquise,,
'u dcliUIt, color. nri double tape
border f.I .........
Imported Color.d Madfas--1i 10 IN ir.h,..
iu tsi uului. rom lu' ,uj SOC 10 .........
curtain Nets boo fnu.iuu. effect ana
,s. .lI,rf pattern. O. Ir.i'. wide ur sd
A'.lnrh Curtain Nets-lu uvuinu'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY IN rne WAR.

ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY IN TIE WAR.
Ami o l'i, -Hussiau Hayk Sea flee,
exchanged shots with German cruisers
Ioch"u and Hrrs,u. Germans Withdrew
troops hom nolriuW tp last Prussia aud
iu Uid Austria r,Nrrl thousand Hul.
nri1uy Invaded serbia. hut were driven
Cross frontier tllra gave up frontal nt.
hck an bNfdtuvll's furts American
military observer with G,rmbu army
ordered iu return hUm,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03

Guard wcrr called iu the Dnunells,illc
coke region ~ Pennsylvania 10 suppress
strike rIuilng
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
New Things for Dress Up Week

Beautiful Frrnen orglndy flountines-
ln iNr Eniu, sbI rIu uI, m0'flug with
such iupulu favor |u the east. are her,
They W" combinations uf rot N,ufc and
embroidery g. in,Lcs wide, an white.
The Chin Chin Tea Wells Soc gaeh-N
now arrival In our yelling department and
one that D. proving very popular from M,
start one vii, hclAsnrlctc your rostum"
straight edge Nahum lace riso. iI
I.,'iN novelty ptf'.uf tu hr ,uunIU,d with
H. uu G'ur-.ti, uui chiffon mtt,rml.. (
ID. l.. "fII. f.. N.ff l5o
tsrirrr Novelty Trimmings I.. u,n
.EIrs .gi If'.s UI ,#tf VIII NtrlII h,
complete ur., ~ nis touch uf tEit pup-
uIHI trimming rulufs .r, red. white. bluni.
gree" lui blue ,H.' 25o ana l5C
tMlu lluot. West sId,i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03

We utr going to make history In uur
Eoudy o-Nor department this week
especially IN ne rort Sr.tiuHa. We have .r.
looi'l 'u hrtnd new rp.t. IN The very best
material rru r.ttN. -wuit .i}lr- ~ ,.us, out
800 On, small uu. OF Sg95. l'uis, p,,r u
mind fhHi iN. offer uu.d. ruud f.. br'.-
80 N..t uuN second Floor Wr.f SID,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03

i5.lnch Fiet Nets-ln white ivory ur 90.
beige from 70c 10 ....... wv
]6.lrSh Plain marausettc-ln white 10.
n' ''ru at. yard ......... NV
io.ireh msrcerred marqu,eue--ln white 2Sc
"'tu or cream. ti Nud ......... WV
Beautiful Lins OF ere,Orue,-lG inchc. wide. some
.u Wu,stfv usFigus and others IN dainty 1E.
bedroom cu'pTs no AHtd ..... .......... ..... wv
,.1', M'r''''i'G 'tl.7 ''0f'-'' inches vide In SOC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
A Touch of Cut Glass Always Adds {,
the Richness of a Table Setting

'"l'y T'Hy- $50 10 800 rnch
sugars nnd Crcum'tf. sies 20 800 set
Vases ull sIk'l siB TO so each
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-20

Especially provides that if any part of
said debt should not be paid when
due, or should any installment of in
tenest thereon remain due and un-
paid for\ more than ten days after
ITS maturity. then, at the option of
THE payee\in said note or the hold
'er thereofA exercised at any time af-
ter such aefault, said notes shall
immediatelA become due aid pay
able. without further notice and l,
as trustee, IS aforesaid, Mas fully
empowered Hd authoriz6 by the
grantor in said deed Of trust, and
lit was made ny speciayduty, at the
request of tha holder pf said notes,
at any time Made after default as
aforesaid, to irocef to advertise
and to sell said property in the man
deed of trust. M reference is here
by made to saidheed Of trust. and
to the record Hereof when record
ed, for full AID complete descrlp-
ton Of said LAID and said notes, and
for the poweys and sauthoIity in me
vested by sid deed of trust, and
for the provisions ana conditions as
set forth III said deedNp f trust.
And whereas of said series of
notes. n6te No. J., for the sum Of
$4,000 due November =, 1916, is
now past due and payable, AID the
INSTRUMENTS Of interest en- all said
notes falling due on the first Gay
lof November. a. D. 1916, IS now
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ssIcE or TRUSTEES SALE.

tsi,e il hereby given. that where
| skls certain deed of trust, dat
| S[mber 18th, 1915, filed for
LIZ the office OF the county
"a MlElis county, Texas, on the
isysof November, A. D. 1919
yrarAed in volume --, page
e Of DC deed of trust records
| I'D gllt county. 0. L. WaHers,
M couAy, Texas, sold ant con-
IA unto be, !. NJ. WILKINS, as
~ for n j. Cole. wb%e post
81 sddressts Waxahacfe. Texas,
! roperty ! pd real yNate. here
[sIw aid il said Yed of trust
described, Nor 6e purpose of
ndng and entrsTg the payment
4 svsn promiss~ notes, executed
\ aid 0. +. Matters. numbered
E.3,4.5. gam 7, respectively,
n. Zach fovthe INNS of $4,000
Z me on the firAt days Of No
|wsl OF Ehe yearsS 1916, 1917.
bN lsf, 1920, 1911 and 1922.
|e1tiVly, each of SAID notes pay
" hkhe order Of It. 4 Cole with
esd thereon at the rate of eight
h Eatum per annum, Until ma
IA land thereafter until paid at
\ rale Of ten per centunl per an
vi the interest being payable an
biz On the first dag Of Noyem-
n snrdins 70 The tenor of inter-
h Dupons thereto attached.
lid whereas, said deed Of trust
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Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

H. Il. Moore. Joshua; A. v AM
drews, Wichita Falls; b. r. Stunkes
and wife, Fort Worth; &c. X. Former,
Fort Worth Miss Collin(, Fort
Worth; J G. Horn and we. Fort
Worth Miss w, Horn Off Worth.
Mrs II. l.. Wonlck. Fort forth IL.
Berry and wife, Fort W4th; Miss
sealey. Fort Worth; Mr fand Mrs.
Il. Morgan. Grandyiew; NJ. and Mrs.
John l.. Cleveland, CloNrne; Miss
Amory, Grandview. K. Holmes Da-
Wis. Hillcboro; l.. C. S1ith, Dallas;
Mr.. aud Mrs MgrkmaR Dallas; w.
G. BaiIey and wife, oFH Worth; AIR.
and Mrs. j. O. AdkinsgFerris: e.. l..
Hopkins, Fort Worth9 S. NJ. Wood
ard and wife, BloomHg Grove. AIR.
and Mrs. II. X. Dickef. Dallas; b. G..
Nettles aud wife. Weco. II. +. Bar
sey and wife, Ennis; Miss Bcss Street.
Fort Worth; Il. NoUner. Ft Worth
W. l.. Reese, VEG Mrs. w. l..
Reese. Waco; +. Nh Alien and wife,
Waco; Mrs j. Fl eTmple, Waco;
". l.. Weaver, lliiYboro; J s. CALI
cutt and daughterS Corsicana; J. NJ.
Nichols, Dallas; Mss Ruth Brown.
Crawford; W. IE Nesbit. Valley
Mills: ]. b. Fortsal aud family, Val
ley Mills; Mrs VI. H. lIaynie. Val
ley Mills, Mrs a. Niece. valley
Mills; c. V. n uer aud wife aid
daughter, Milfq4d; ". + Barnum.
Fort Worth g Mcreah, For,
@orthi Or. & T Grammer, Fort
Worth y. ) whhe, Fort Worth;
r J DallnkeA Boyce; Mr and Mrs,
Frank seay. pallga; Miss Mary Sue
smith, llils boro; FIR aud Mrs Me
poreld. Fer g. c. c. Heydou ana
wife, Crandyiew; r. H. Haynie and
vita. Cr,-a,E Hrs J Z walker
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-20
At the Expire.

"a Battle in thfnark." is the til
tie Of the featu& production being
shown at the Umpire theater today.
This Is KAem two act dramatic
play with afstar cast. The two ia
nous starE Harry Myers and Rose
mary Thy6y, are playing a Vim COM
edy in tie title of Artistic Atmos-
phere.f The other reel is a Vim
comefy featuring Burns and Stnli
as Yokers and Jabbs, in Tangled
Ti@."