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The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-27
Rev. r. A. Jeffett
 Goes to Reward
(From Mondays Daily Press)

Rev. F. A. Jeffett, aged Fl years, pioneer Methodist minister, and for four years pastor of the First Methodist church in this city died yesterday at his home in Cotton Plant after a long illness with Bright's disease His daughter, Mrs. John McKclvey, who resides in this city, was advised of her fathers
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-27
French Language Transmittable.

The French language is so much better than English for long distance telephoning that expert operators in| Paris have transmitted messages toI Longon at rate of 190 words al minute.
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-27

A valuable dressing for flesh wounds, burns, scalds, old sores, rash, chafed skin, is BILLIARDS SNOW LINIMENT, it is both heal ing and antiseptie. Price 25c, soc and $10O per bottle. Sold by all druggists. *27
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-27
Election Proclamation.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 7th day of November. 1916. a special election will be held at the several voting precincts in Greene County, Arkansas, for the election of the following state and district of- ffcers:
 One United States Senator. One Circuit Judge for the Second Judicial District,
 WITNESS my hand this 10th day of October. 1916.
 J. A. GROOMS.
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-27
Warming Order.

In the Greene Chancery Court. Fall Term. 1916. J. c. Lee, Plaintiff.
 VS. Mamie II. Lee. Defendant. The defendant. Mamie H. Lee. IS warned to appear in this court with in thirty days, to answre the com plaint of the plaintiff. J. C. Lee. (Sean FRED WATSON. Clerk. (462) By John Simpson, D. (.
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-27

When the chest feels@on fire and the throat burns. you have indiges- tion, and you nSed% HERBINE to get rid of the dRagreeable feeling. It drives out badly digested food, the stomach and puri- fies the bowels. Price 50c. Sold by all druggists. *27
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-27

Fernando Fl Cano, of Santa Ro- sa, Cal, says he is 115 years old.
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-27

the mining of copper because the metal is so largely used in currency.
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-27
Bank President a Machinist.

Frank A. Vanderlip, president of the National City bank in New York city, is machinist by trade.
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-27

onds-"GETS-IT does the rest" The old way is to bundle up your toes In harnesses and bandaEcs, use salvcS that make toes raw, cotton rings that makeyour corns pop-eycd, knives and "diggers" that tear your heart out and leave the corn in. No wonder they make you limp and wince. Forget all these-use "GETS-IT," the simplest corn remedy in the world. easiest to rse never fails or sticks, painless. Your corn loosens, then you lift it of. You can wear smaller shoes
 'GETS-IT" is sold and recommend ed by druggists everywhere, 25c bottle, or sent on receipt of price. by F, Lawrence G Co. Chicago, III. Sold in Paragould and recommend ed as the worlds best corn remedy by R. c. GrizZard.
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-27

China Controls Copper Mines. The Chinese government controls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
Clear, Peachy Skin
Awaits Anyone Who
Drinks Hot Water
Says an inside bath. before break.
fast helps No look and feel
clean, sweet, fresh.

Sparkling aud vivaclous mrfry. bright.
hlclt-s good. clear skin aud 4 natural.
'nsy, healthy complexion are assured only
hN pure blood n unly every man aud
woman could be- induced ~ hdnp, mo
morning inside bath. what q gratifying
rhanso would take plr1r Instead NJ tho
thousands ot sckly nnarmiy looking
men, Women and sIrls, With ptsty mr.
muddy compilations instead ~ tic mulll
tudcs n "ncTVc.vtcckf "%rundoNns.
brain Tags and pessimls's wc should
-" r. ,Ifilr, optimistic ihfuns ~ rosy.
Uherl 90 people everywhere
M inside bath 1s had by drinking each
inofnng. hcipto breakfast r. slns, ~
'ral hot water with o. ~iriHrouul ~ Inns
s'nnc phosphate in II tp wash nom tho
s%'on,scn. liver kidneys md ton Yards NJ
bowels tho previous dave indlEcsiihic
waste, - u Concentrations nnd poison.
thus rlcntNinr. sNcci"ning and 'fcslrn.
iNs the entire blimrutafy canal before
Iuitins more food into the stomach
Those subject iu slrk headache. bilious.
r.ss. mast, breath. rheumatism rulds
and particularly those WIN have = priiid.
sAllnN complexion and Who ut, vnusii.
n,icd vcr, often, Ate urged io obtain ,
quarter puund ~ limestone phosphate M
the drug ftnrc witch viii cost hui, /,
'tiilc, hut 10 sufficient ~ demonstrate
~ nuirk and remarkable change In both
health and appearance. awaiting those
practice internal sanitation We
must remember that inside r'vrnilnrs,
!. more important than outside. because
ne tkin does nn, absorb impurities IA
r~cn'aW'nttv tho hinni while the pntoa
IN The thirty feet N bowels do ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
CARS TO GUTHRIE
EARLY NEPTUNE

iuirrufh,u electric car. viii be- orsr
puus from oklahoma CiN To Guthue
'rt, Don June. according Ia = ,th,cmtnt
made this morning nv John W Shattcl
general counsel Tor tho Oklahoma Rail
NRN company
Thirty dsSs pgn W believed that n
would not be- possible to finish constuuc.
tiou ~ the extension from Edmond IN
Guthrie before lul,. hut weather rom
ditiunv have lycU ven, favorable and
material received go promptly that 4
lns enabled tho construction fut,' ~
push the Wurk be-, nud out expectations.
h, said We have b milr NJ siding filled
with ears loaded with material. aud with
Nh, pre- sent large construction intyr the
lin, ~ guthrie should I've finished cssi,
~ lunv unless weather conditions n.
tttuupt activities
we recent, have received n NUN
n" ~ new Gers NJ the fuftV foot type
Co. replace some NJ m, bob cats now
operating in the chs, These cars atv
w "w shops h'ins painted and fitted
fen trtNiv,
" ~ sHid thHt the street railway 'nf
The itHi thrr, months ~ the current
,'ht haH fhoNu almost sn percent IN
crease IN earnings u,et the same period
hfi year. n that tapid rtnN,h In
hl'iurhan %tfrfti,, due ,o general, i'm
proving condition.. tenders prnha bic
much extension vu'k that has teen held
~ nhrN Hnye fuf two OF THREE Nrsra
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
SALT AND TOBACCO AT PREMIUM
AMONG TROOPERS AT THE FRONT

COLI Minus. y ". Nrfl -alt ia
tns gomurdit, most iu dsm,nl Dol,
American i.ucp, eat tie 'fau, ,r,J'tlls
ih, troops 10y ibs seventh cavalry. a.
,urdus 10 ..pois mad. Nrduysda, o.,
tho ,r,s u. tho 0fs, uu.h train arriving
u columbus from en-, afinrr extremity,
uf thr ,mrutHr limo The small snrpN
tU, ,alsIf, mon .nifIed With ,rcm when
tn. ,fu. ri ih, hufdrr three weeks ,gu
Wa exhausted long psH ami thol have
hpi NON, sIu,, Tobacco aIsp BE- price.
irs Hur p' tHr tri,kmru asserting '''t
q trHprsf offered him 9 80 n. nm. hal.
Hf p ..urri Hsg NJ tobacco
e inId MIN NJ " Nas worth tI,i muru
'u 'm N u's worth that mirh 90 900,
and I krui no.
The trucks Which fumNlrt ir yara
Throughout the u.ght have hrru ipfthrs'
south Of the end ~ the 5on mite lirs
NJ ,uumuri alton carr, iur ',oi iui men
ami hn.srs ami supplying tho mule mach.
which arc winding uu' from sub bases
u,rt 'hr intricate mountain rountfy tni
nshtlnr d~rtsrhnrrts IN the first rulumr
pursuing Nila
Tho 'ru drivers told " Unprecedented
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
Ex-BANKER GETS
U. S.ExoNERAT|oN

Anct fighting for five .sars against
q s"ros ~ indictments and trials. Az
ucr Davis NJ Oklahoma CIV. formerly
connected with tho Night and Day bank
M his CITY, has been GENERATED THIS
Information Whs received here Tuesisl
IN tho form ~ an Associated Press dS-
patch from Cincinnati. Onto. which stat
81 that the Circuit, court Of appeals III.
tins In that city reversed the judgment
Of the federal district court a. Memphis.
Tenn that found Davis and three Others
guilty Of using tho mails to dcftaud
The local man first became involves
IN 1911. when hc was acquitted In the
Oklahoma county district court of n
chatg" of violating certain sections Of
the state banking law Later h. WI,
convicted on a charge n making falls"
entries In the books ~ his bank but
was granted 10 new trial ana finally was
cleared hy the county attorney. who dis
missed Rll eases against utNis when he
discovered he Nns unable go sustain the
tnargcs
shortly after his dismissal navi. was
Indicted In the federal district coui' Of
western Oklahoma ~ four counts lie was
convicted ~ one charge aud acquitted
% the remainder Judge John ~ Cot,
teral then sct aside the decision NJ tho
iut, and later the case was dismissed
hy tho government
Davis then Wns Indicted In tho federal
district court At Memphis. together with
e. g.. uondr, NJ Memphis. " e Wynnc
Uf lIt'lc Bo,k ! " Brooke " Memphis
and \ e. Bonds NJ kansn. city. No
Ih.H court sentenced the men ~ five
,osts imprisonment. and It was the de-
Dlsion NJ tho Memphis federal count that
the Cincinnati circuit court of appeals
reversed TUESDAY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
FREE TO
ASTHMA sufferers
A New HNms Cur, ina, Anyone Car Use
MIlhnut nIstnninft rf lnsa % 1--WE

= New tNns Cure h Anyone Car Use
without pi,eor'of, o. los, ~ TIVE.
~ have a Ncv Method that cures
Ntthm1, and W want Yuu 10 ity n o.
uuf expense No matter whether your
yHss b. NJ Ions ftaniing ~ recent dst o..
upn,n' whether n 4 pretsnt a. orra
siunal nr chtuuir Asthms. YOU should
send for p frcs trial - our method Su
matter IN what climate iou live. No mat,
ter What your AEr ~ urrutstiNn. n yni
arc troubled With asthms unr method
should relieve ,nu promptly
We especially want 10 send n 10 fAnfe
apparently hnpslrss cases. where all
forms NJ inhHloft. duuyhys opium PIE.
partitions mmes patent smokes etc d.
have failed We want 10 shna sN%sf,pua
at our expense. tina, mi, nsw meth
ni is designed tn end all difficult breath.
ms all whe.tinE, and all thoss terrible
pato,ysms A. once aud f-f All tisrs.
This free offer IL tpo important 90 ne.
Flec, . single tat wr,sc nor and then
bssin the method nj once. aerf no
money Simrl, mail coupon below 10 II
To-day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
CHICAGO POLICE NAB
ALLEGED WHITE SLAYER

CHICAGO. Artll b-Nichssi Wetlst.
Known 10 the polio. for years a, Mike
en-, rihs.' wss arrested by federal SCENT.
Tuesday charged With ,iols,lns the
Mann sri
His arrest rsrne a. the 1irai NJ p
ear purh b, special as.n,. n NJ. 40
raftmsn' ~ Justice Other srt-sis ma,
fu'luN ss the special agents "a, She,
ROW, evidence to shes that Hri'ief sBs
tHr hssH ef q fiug uf whit. sia,vts
iithsfd T1rischnst. arrested hero +.
v,rt $40 be- aiisVsd ~ hs,r l.en rns
u iisilsts SCENTS n. 70 undsf in.
1t ,imsni ~ san ttsno,sco ,hsfsed stN
tr nsrr'tins M.sst. sanders ftom Ken.
sss Jiii 10 san Francisco
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

alton Of n national wit,twat. council
composed NJ tho president nnd il" soor'.
tarles of wnr. interior. agriculture and
commerce ~ recommended
Such q council would work with q sub
ordinate water control board made up NJ
engineers and 9th qualified 6NlClnls.
would have AUTHORITY 10 consider and
approve plans. distribute funds author
tied b, congress and would report 10
congress
'ghc expenditures for this work says
tho report, would ~ tI' main be met
bp snlr OF uaiiolNJ Hhud.. The lands
benefited shd.ld hc made To- bear q r.o-
portion N fI'h oNpcnao.. Agreement $40
TN. regard to ne submitted ~ congIes.
a. part Of the plan for doN clopmcnt
40 specific recommended unF are made
RS 10 the amount 90 b. expended under
The plan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

Niuri, two catlrads ot horses and
mules lrtt oklahoma Jitl last saiut.
cay. Monday ard TUESDAY. In tht,r
uhinH. bound for Portland Me, for
shipment io France and Italy. Whtfr
ih'i syih lv utilized In The hat,irfirids
M ihN great European vpf The AMI
mnl' tutall'd i1no.ono In value. and VET
krihrrrd In three weeks ~, iAvis A
Younger. horse and mule buyers " this
cNN Three hundred " the horses an
We mules viii be- shiptsd to France aud
100 hofscs ~ To ltal,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

hardship NH utt'l and sand, fnad-
where they were stuck nm hard road,
for NUHiH a. H itm' with thu wheels "
i'.I' Nig machine Eruliug iu loose
alhnI without s.ipring a inpthpld ssni
storms swept down ON them singing
their faces Ntr la.Drf, Old Winds Tough
th"ui N snmr Instances driving loan
.N vigorously ihsi me great gal three.
i'n ,arH were haltrt poNcfl.ss 10 buck
iNr gusts llu' through al this tho
Nmrfi,nn HRfa msdr their Nay satrly
bach 'u the r,p"dliipnar base here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

The Course ~ Empire M another
~ four. The voyage " Life. also that
be- w. NM ~ tn founders ~ the NJ
tIuuti NtsdsuN ~ 1fi Iu New Nnrk
Nra Wlcsb gave % paper ur lHneirllov
t,pugvlIrs the a'pf, uf ihr expulsion
ni ~, wrench Huw ih, luglNN COLONY
lu Slows Scotia ,uHne Do ui"f"fiiuc
N, r. lu'I vpH hist iNr u,p'.t ehi.U
v'r' issued b, Uu,'fpnf Williams 'i
'i,U. tthufyi'f N,fr Utsv vI'H'ftsh TI
ib, Provincial lhfpr, nj ii,iiipN Mr.
~ Coulter Todd saw bu iniDfvfiiug tp'.
ui tho ru,Ifuus NJ Vrsnd no. whore ih,
zen, uf H. pn,m Wbs laid. and rrHi
v hitch she vent a. school ~ tho NcRdi,
college II Wuif,iils. three m> from
utund rfr sh, sisu apok' nj Bnli'u
college Iu Main, where N, finished h,i
rdulHiipn si H. s,U, s,huUl uug, st.
tended D., hawthorn. and isugf,lluN.
Vit V,f, Hnsfvafi Instructor In the
college, Wss MINIS pilginE. ave IL
ftgdina i.un iupEffiiuW and Mr. =
,,,f,ld Nfat b violin srlu "a rfy,ivue
ht JuuVs rim kf,i.l,r. accompanied ny
NaH Mar, runty. sri ipt nm cuyu'r gave
tn, ,rhuu yurr Marin b krviaisf
Nuditunsl Kuvsls NJ. 'br afternoon vyic
Nm,s r. u Shutafi. liFfN uAUhsliuf ~
SAN pisgo. JHi " Madison ! VI
W. r,l'r e. Y luiffU sud " " Ust
t,ii The tiuh 10 t%ri,irtiinG tho tain
- be- given Npfll si H' ihs iasi rrr'Iua
whom NJ fugrrr " tsNsr vi So.
v1tn a descendant uf Jhirf iuufn,,
skr NlI rshibii h,f .Diiu iIHr ny Indian
.tlfios and viii stHsk ur iurI,u rf' and
uUtiU a.. mat w.'Ius viii If Mon
a., In thu Ntiaf.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

~ son. md will later visit relatives In
Wsutikn. Okla before going % pallsS 3
s. s. 8
The SECOND annual meeting ~ tia
Colonial DANES viii b. held THURSDAY
-, tho t"r. liuckinr at n o'clock. the
hus rcss meeting to hc followed hy !,
luncheon o' !, 10. preceding the after.
noon scsriou.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
TO REMOVE oAMoRuFF

Uet r. 25.ron, l'nlilr W nandsHnr Id
am iius stu'. inuf r. Wt'c into ,uui
hand AND iub Nrli into The srsip Nitb
Tho iuE,i iips rs nnrninr mrsi. 3D.
nui ,i of this avhl srutf viii have
disappeared Two rt three application.
VIII drsifp, r,vf, ti III darduiU. stnt
scalp itthins and ialllns hair ADJ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

Tuesday. Npfil ~. has nsou nu.'u ul
the members Vt tho Daughter ~ th'
American Revolution a. their dpy fpf the
b'nent performance VI the Rattle Jfy NJ
lcarc.' Witch viii b. gwen ~ th' over.
huls'r neat week Considering th1i tho
nature NJ tho picture iH 'sp' SILL IN lin'
With IN" problem ~ preparedness ~
which tho tsushicrs ~ tn Revelation
ore strons advocates. u is ]'spc,t4.N nt
Ing that tho, should have rhos'n ,hi1
plsy iut the benefit II their charity fund
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

The yrsr,'rui'sn siab rsi Nrrta
afternoon si'h Nts \ T. Hssh IN Wet
Seventeenth sttret The usual tvafi,
sum ~ss voted ~ the Y " b. W..
C. ' rins rsvs the report ~ ,he yit
=, asfa,lnr. snd told n the lecture tr T.
si,sn under ihs susrlrs. " the fedora
iin b, nichard nut,cr ~ New Nuft tr,
lrv ing = 's1uss' iuf y rhnlra ~ sub
bets ihs fiuh voted rn The Uriu,u r
pirlsrs ,r invitation sss ttisri
is q silver 'st ir h. si,tn rhu. ist sf
sIHrnr si if. nrinr n Wfs irrl
tit siirsi incl and r-hiisutffnri. .4
20 tees nf iht ,i, irdsurt.ur rtru.
Jue. ihs stiisi ~ ihs ast VS. ait.us-
b., Ne ismss WhNs irii rf y
vvts s p lsnt.sI rsiniri n no.
noted sftlr ~ i've psintinss srovn 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05
COMPREHENSIVE
FLOOD CONTROL
PLAN PRESENTED
Commission to Garry Out Pol
icy Of River Development
Urged Upon Congress.

WASHINGTON. April 5-rhs report m
thc committee Of three cabinet members
who at tho request ~ President Wilson
drew up a plan for comprehensive flood
control and river improvement was laid
before the house flood control commit.
tsc Tuesday by Senator NeWlands II sus
Eests II continuing and definite policy
10 be- carried out under direction ~ n
waterways control commission headed hy
the president and 10 be paid for partly by
the sale ~ national hondt The scheme
II expected 10 form the basis ~ n mcnt
ure whllh will become q part ~ the ad-
mlnlstration legislative program Rs soon
10 detail, are agreed upon
Secretaries Lane Of the Interior. Hrit.
ton ~ tho agricultural. and Rcdneid o.
tho department vcf, on IN"
cabinet committee Their icrommcnda
lions were submitted 20 tho president
~ February after extended investigation
ami conference with various leaders IN
congrcss but had never been made pub
lie IN detail Tho plan. however, has
been understood TO have the iniorfcmCni
~ the president and member ~ the
house and senate who have led IN tho
fight for n more comprehensive policy
IN presenting the report senator Now
lands. who has a biIl pending for a per.
mHncnt river development policy read q
letter from tho president saying tho
recommendations were submitted fnr tho
infor nation NJ %congrcss
Comprehensive Policy Urged.
Tho cabinet officials recommended that
congress commit Itself To u compre
hensivc policy NJ river development. in.
Volving the expenditure over a lonr pc
Rod NJ time " = large sum with suf,
flcicnt appropriations Immediately foi
continuing the work ~ the lower Ml.sls'
slppi. substantially In accordance with
the plans of the Mississippi rivcI com.
mission. For executing such a policy ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

The 4, T. g " wsi VrrH,, Ir 'ts NJ.
uist, Nth ME- : Wimrf, Hs head
rf who upsnfi ih, s'ud, NJ ih' r'nt
The Na,s ~ %, rarri' with 20 ra
vrf ~ ,hs ifr NJ irr au'hrf. Mar,
i,ans Martin. and ioid vt hyr purpose In
wtItine the lsv,t Ne yufiia Ufau,pn
hsF ne hoe iuvir Viskiue Nr1usinisrr
Win tho risnrts sni Nrs = " Nlirn
sold - uuf Relation. 'u N, rlan,is
Nfs g rhflrs discussed WIS, The
piansis Nfe and What The, Nprraf w
&c. and Me- T. y White Tho ufrrr
nf ihr iisnsts The nrst r%,sr,irs Mon
.., will 10 n su.'si session vNh Mfs \
s rhsirs On capitol ilU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

The 3 3 o. club met Tu.sdHN morn
Ing v,,i Nfs Frank Haush Much o.
grci w. expressed ~ the illness " th"
club. LIVED PRECEDENT. Nfs 7 " Rich
Hrdton N'V mcWue = elected "ff"
Mm.s T. " Cauicp and Alice kstfuvs
Arrangements were mad" 'ur the anruHl
dinner NpHi q which mi, year VII ~"
held NJ the skiryiu hotel ~ 70 oci"'h
~, tho members ~ Nh" ,luh the'f nm
,l.s aud invited guests Their" wll 'Isn
no q short program ~ tabs h' N'U
known pioneers tn" neat m"''ins VII
bo Ma, e with Mfs " VI HUt'rUt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

The hafniugrr NJ hlppuU ihr blue.
hiii. was most ,Wnl'mttiytl off ihr ulHt4.
ar" " Tho de-, HI-ut TUESDAY hi ths
friends ~ Mr. Mike %iouurii, ~ u lfIdg,
lun. hron gi.rr st IN, Stittiu Iu irnnt
II her huls' Euv.i. Ni DFrfg, iNtn.
IT thi,ktsh, Man, Hs Hk,i. NJ Hiur
h,Rvin,hf. srif,, ana sweet wls ir.n.
rated The ballroom. hove en-, huHtyss.
together with Nrs l,tus. Me- l'st,f
y nuiiy ~ ~ Reno AMI Miss Tyr,ss
lNrncl, ~ norman receive VI the su,sts
The table. Wrtv c,JulsiirlN bowel, Win
their tfru.h basket " biu,. fiyi Nth
blue ,ullv and ullri with fragrant sVcri
rsas. while daiui, bitrhifda poisUi rU
zach glass held held the ola ,,fds. and
tine nut baskets "vt, atHu .lrttfN de-
igned With hluyhipis and nuNyff aud
uiicd with snnf' tions rrsrm Hiirg birds
rEEs tit,is Nir kran.vt Mario tnus
usli,. daughter NJ the husi,ss rt,,i,,
The guests 80 'N, dup, and distfihuirf
ihr ttllt nfdr ruuth NHH Ur,vi
Throughout ihv Afternoon ifru q ttUi,
Rdofurd With white tttustinu. nud ferns
tiyd With uuiN bovH M tulI,. aWi musI,
- H ]s'tiugyi urrhrstts va gI,,p durin.
the lun hron Mr. Vui IiaUsvrll,t tul
Nts tRN Thompson assisted iu enter.
iainins No. guests tnllpUirg IN, drir,i
thiH mn,h,un. the hirh srutv at inf
game NJ auction was wldc o., Mrs upviI
rnnell, Nhu vs. ptstontvd with n sW.
1et sandwich tfaN. With ahv tnyruBfI
ttRyinusi, save ~ the honor su,si Vts
irhn piyou received tn IN .olstiuu.
Isit NJ mshrenn1 bnd vase. aud STE
l,aut Naa ih. recipient ~ tn ludi,ui.
val salt srt Uu,lia II thr drlighifi
events vefr Nmrs street. ,,u, y
NJ t1utr. Samuel y kfVVHa. 4 y lIFr
nc,. ~ O,ri hrls,t 4 ttsnkiin iiatisrui
I,tun n Shear. yNrl n. I1Aust. " Al,
" lie. q o. white. John iinps. " W
. homer. n y stout. Y V Nufuscn. y
= sherman H.. e. + Taunrhti Z "
tondt. itat'r, isc. iuhn Lesser " b.
I ~NirSsndsr ! I uunnine " \ ts'uVhi,
.y. " tnntets~. y " Nivhnia \ ~
sn,visfass. wen " t%rnneii. n. q Tsu
lut. Tsfsn.r Hs'nr, n y ife " 3
ttaif. q. e. Tovirt. vhsfirs us'fisun
farirs " Whfvirt IA, rhuwrsrn ir.
= tiHriv, 'irt. 80, Trmvirirr. tiri
uUnrrt end iphn utNun
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A. ihr msrtins n - gals''s club
Thursday ~ the lie dilykins ihr hoe.
tsssss vn 10 Mmos sirrnrnd urihs's-
= \ N,uunnsld v \ rsIinsr and :
.tsWrt ssiisr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

Mus Guy g cole entertained iH, Tlalcrs
Auction club Tuesday Mr. ~ "
Thornton mad" the hush SCORE Mr.
neat TucsdA'.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

rls -hatsar~sfs club msi u,nti
vHh Ws krr iarimUfr Nfe 3
Hrls lsnr the issdtr fnf ihH a., SHE
tHt ap excellent paUFf f.,Isvtnt ib,
,Hss w ifs irnffh snH nnh sris ui
NJ, hafH tt irlrihsf st~h e. irsrflmior
U ihr rhafstisfs ~ ths rips. NJ ,hs
iss'n Nti iaHnir's served r.f,ssh
pwnts The duh pu have an ali.ds,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

Gran, Relief Corp so ~ viii meet
with GIANT fusi SO T.. - \ " Thurs
d., afternoon Of $3.50 I'd clo,k AZ Odd
fellow, haiI 10 celebrate 'he hfte'h ~
uiycrars NJ the Organization o' ~"
Grand Army ~ the Wrpuhllr There N'l
IA. a program md trit,shm"nl
eli m.mbcfs no, urged IN attend
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

Nr iisfr, = Garrison left SUNDAY 'rt
psill Vhrf, he VIII BE- Joined Mnl I h.,
Nrs Garrison pud the, Will make ihclr
f.'uID hHu'" N Garrison will hy thr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

session newt Monda, with Mrs Samuel
Itookrr This Will he election ~ Off
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

WcINrRYE POpULAN CONCERT.
First Presbyterian church. : e knep
per. SOLOS - Friday. S'f y m Get free
tickets At Fredericton RON Music GO
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