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industry"
The farreaching need of the
local Vigilance Corps can readily
be seen when it is known that in
this country alone there are to-
day several million alien enemies
representing Germany, Austria,
Bulgaria, Turkey and other coun-
tries sympathetic or allied with
the Prussian autocracy. Almost
without exception these enemies
are free to 60 about as they see
At, and while the Government
has done much toward tightening
the censorship of mails and ca
bles, nevertheless there are
channels by which these enemies
are in touch with the directing
genius of German propaganda
in b. Rim.
If Americans mean to stand
by the men at the front, whose
lives are already being sacrificed,
and to stand by their Govern
ment. the opportunity is offered
in the additional service they Can
give to this work of the Ameri
can Defense Society.
The plan of organization un-
dertaken by the Society and
recommended to loyal Americans
provides for the enrolment of a
small American Vigilance Corps
in every city and town which
shall classify all residents under
the following terms:
I. Loyal.
2. Disloyal.
3. Doubtful.
d. Unknown.
Following the general classlfi
cation of citizens the Com mittee
is urged to make further desig
nation of the following list:
I. Alien enemy.
?. Pro German.
;. Anti Government.
In the letter of instructions tc
branch organizations the Execu
tive Committee of the American
Defense Society gives the fol
lowing directions:
AT the earliest p ossible mo
ment, when you have made you,
classification of alien enemies
pro Germans, and those opposed
TO the Government in this war
send this list to the Police De
partment the local representative
of the Department of Justic.
and to whatever representatives
of the army or navy intelligence
bureaus there are in your com.
munity. Do not let this matte,
rest, however, with this classiti
cation of the enemies. Too mucf
stress cannot be put on the i'm
portance of having your own Wig
lance Corps take steps to watch
alien enemies, pro Germans and
those anti Government. Only
by such co operation will you BIT
able to give eff ctive aid to the
Government. Take every step
you can to let the people of your
city know the names of oul
enemies.
Unofficial announcement hai
already been made at Washing
ton that the Government is abou'
to register the alien enemies il
America. Your Committee al
ready having acted along suct
inc, will naturally be in a posi-
ton greatly to aid the Govern
ment Census when such a cen
sus is taken. No doubt mauv at
t"mpts will be made to evade the
official Government Census anc
information on the enemies in
your com muDity will therefor,
be of greatest value
"You ale eniOlned to watch
the speech, associations and &C
tivities of every man whom you
may suspect of disloyalty and tt
send in the immediate report
For further instructions regard
ing the work of the Vigilance
Corps of the American Defense
Society address National Head
quarters. "A East 23rd Street,
New York City.
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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-21

HOW TO PREVENT GROUP.
In a child that Is subject to
attacks of Group. the first indi-
cation is hoarseness. Give Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy as soon
as the child becomes hoarse and
thu attack may be warded off and
all danger and anxiety avoided.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-21

A line view of headquarters of
Co. A. I49th Infantry. Camp
Shelby, Miss, can be seen at
Fisn's This shows where Rock
castle boys are located in that
camp.
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is not worthy to be called a friend
to the boys in Khaki, and in real
ity are not. tho they may, for a
season, hide their hypocrisy and
deception under the coat OF pat.
riOtism.
Mr.. Williams also states that
the Y. NJ. c. A. is the hand maid
to the pulpit. Never, since the
the devil became the father of
falsehood and the promulgator of
sin and wickedness, has q more
erroneous assertion eminated
from the lips of man. In the
first place the Y. NJ. q. A. be.
trayed the trust invested in them
by the Federation of Churches,
when they designated to them
the work of preaching the COS.
pei ito the soldiers. They neg
lected this work on the grounds
that they wanted to be- broad
and practical" Shame be their
portion for such dlsloyalty.
A mans attitude toward the
Y. NJ. c. A in no way signifies,
or determines his patriotism or
loyalty to the United States of
America In fact. their work is
only a privilege given them by
the Government. The Knights of
Columbus can prefer. for the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-31
TO FINISH SEASON
WESTERN ASSOCIATION SEASON
WILL NOT BE SHORTENED.
ArdmOre. Sherman, DenisOn and Me
Alester Voted TO Suspend-Captain
Speer on Vacation and Dick Critten-
den Is Handling Team.

Operations Of the Western Baseball
association will not be suspended before
the end OF the season. as originally
scheduled. This action was taken at a
meeting of the owners Of the clubs on
the circuit, held at noon yesterday at
McAlester Few of the members Of
clubs on the circuit are included in
the first call for national military ser
vice, acfoHling TO the league magnates.
and it was thought best by those at
tending the meeting that the league
continue.
Ardmore. Sherman. Denison and Nc.
Alester. all hut one OF the second di-
vision clubs, voted TO close the season
August /. The other four clubs. Okla.
homa City Tulsa, Fort Smith and Mus
kogee, voted to continue the season until
Labor Day, as originally planned
President J. w Bell decided the vote by
voting to continue the season.
Whether the rest Of Ardmore's games
win be transferred away from the city
has not been decided. according to Shell
ton w. Tyer, president Of the local
club.
Dick Speer. manager Of the Ardmore-
ties, will leave the club tonight for a
vacation trip 10 the home Of Mrs.
speer's relatives in Newton, Kan.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyer and their baby.
with Mrs. Speer, left today for Okla.
homn City where they will be Joined
by Mir. Speer Dick Crittenden. main.
stay backstop Of the Ardmoreites. will
have charge Of the club during speer's
absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyer will go on to Cher.
ryvale. Kan. spending a few days there,
on a hunting and vacation trip. later
going TO Portisgeeville, Mo, for a few
days.
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RUSH TO MARRY
AND ESCAPE DRAFT
Anglers SENATOR
Watches Crowds at License Bureau at
Brooklyn and win Protest in
Washington.

New York. July 31.-Clerks in the
marriage license bureau of the city
clerks office today predicted another
record breaking number of applicants
to wed. Although the number of H.
censes issued yesterday did not equal
the high mark set one of the days
just previous to the war departments
notice, that all men who married after
the start of the war would not be ex.
empt from the draft the number Of
marriages performed surpassed by one
the former record.
The revised list of the business done
yesterday at the bureau shows licenses
were issued to 35l couples. The previ-
Gus record for single day is 4S3
licenses.
In Brooklyn yesterday 300 licenses
were issued United States Senator
Calder, whose home is in Brooklyn, said,
after watching the crowds about the
bureau. that he would go back to Wash.
ington to protest against any ruling
which would allow these men exemp.
ton under the selective draft.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-31
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
MAKE ALARMING GAIN
IN CITY OF CHICAGO

Chicago, July 31.-Reports of the
health department show that there has
been an increase Of approximately so
per cent in contagious diseases in Chi
cago for the past week as compared
with the same week a year ago. There
were reported 9ll cases last week. Tu-
berculosis, whooping cough and diph.
liberia show the greatest gains. The
death rate was 81 per cent lower last
week than year ago
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-31
OKLAHOMA STACKER SENTENCED
TO SIX MONTHS IN JAIL

Oklahoma City, Okla, July 3l.-Roy
Ellis, arrested several days ago at Shaw
nee, on a charge of failing to register
for. the selective draft, was arraigned
here before United States Judge Cot.
teal and enter a plea Of guilty. He
was sentenced to serve six months in
county Jail and to register
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-31
Canada Wheat Is Short.

Regina, Sask., July 31.-Reports re.
ceived by the provisional department of
agriculture from the crop correspond
ents throughout the province made pub
lie today indicate that the wheat yield
of the province will average between
ten and fifteen bushels to the acre.
From every part Of the province come
reports that rain is needed and in some
sections the crops are so badly burned
that rain now would do no good.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-31
CALL FOR COMFORT BAGS.

Miss Flora Newman requests The
Ardmoreite to say that she desires to
have all of those who have made COM
fort bags for members of the Engineer
company and have presented them in
dividually to notify her and those who
have made them and have not presented
them to any member to deliver the bags
to the Newman store at once as the
Engineer company is expected to leave
here Sunday.
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nkInhona City .; Muskogee 8.

Oklahoma City, Okla, July Sl-The
Boosters won yesterdays contest from
the Nets, to 3, the locals making three
runs in the fifth inning and five in the
sixth The visitors scored their second
three tallies in the ninth. The score:
Muskogee 400 900 O03-3- 6-3
Oklahoma City 1000 OS5 O1'-9-12--r
Batteries -Geist and Nee; Kraft and
Hayes.
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BUSINESS NEWS
FOR SALE.

The following low price properties,
southwest Ardmore:
j rooms and bath. modern bungalow,
Rixby avenue and G. street. lot 75xl50.
Price $500. Terms.
Groom cottage. modern. lot 56K127 It.
Price $1,000 Terms.
7-rOOm California bungalow, Fourth
avenue. S. W.. near G street. Price
.$45O0. Terms
s-room hollow tile and stucco cottage
on McLish avenue, just being completed.
Price S4500 Terms.
Vacant lot 72x145 on Bixby avenue,
near Wheeler St. select neighborhood,
$1,000. Terms.
6-room modern cottage just completed.
Ninth and Wolverton street. northwest.
Price $1,000. Terms.
We have a choice list of lots and
houses in all parts Of the city.
GUILBOT & HALL.
Real Estate Loans and Insurance.
3 North Washington.
1913
Smoke Charles the Fourth Zoe Cigar
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SOCIALISTS OF ENTENTE
ALLIES PLAN BIG MEET
Want Delegation from American Labol
World. They Say.

Want Delegation from American Labor
World. They Say.
Paris. July 3l-At a meeting Of the
administrative committee OF the French
socialist party and the English anc
Russian socialist delegates, called TO fix
a date for the international socialist and
labor conference. regarding which the
Russian council Of soldiers and work
mems delegates took the initiative, Il
was decided that the conference should
be held from September 3 to l6 at
Stockholm. Sweden, or II that Sity
proved inconyenient. at Christiania,
Norway. or any other city available.
II was also decided that all organiza.
tions affiliated with the Internationale
should be invited and that the minority
groups as well as the majority combina-
tions should be invited, provided they
had formed themselves into distinct
groups.
The national sections will be required
TO bind themselves to make known sol.
EMMY before the conference is held how
they intend to apply the general direc'
tons OF the conference.
The lnternationale entente allied so
cialist conference will be held in Lon
don. August rs and 90 Russian dele
gates viii be present, but they viii not
participate actively.
one OF the British delegates said thai
September had been chosen to give Tho
delegates time 10 organize, and as II ap
peared absolutely essential that a delsga
tion OF the American labor party shoul'
participate. he said time had TO be givei
70 get there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-31
ARCTIC EXPLORER BERNIER,
REPORTED LOST, RETURNING

Quebec, July 31.-Captain Joseph f.
Bernier, the veteran Arctic explorer,
who started on an expedition in July
last year. to attempt to rescue Vilhaj.
emur Stefanssen, who was reported lost
in the Arctic regions, is returning on
his ship. the Guide, according to re.
ports reaching here today from the
north shore Of the st. Lawrence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-31
BRITISH CASUALTIES FOR
JULY REPORTED AT 1882

London, July 3l.-British casualties in
all theaters Of militar yoperations, pub.
lished in the newspapers during the
month Of July, total 1882 officers and
men. The officers killed, wounded or
missing total 2,5O3, while the men num-
Der $3.50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-31
Berlin Reports Attack

Berlin. July 3l.--Strong attacks by
the entente allies have commenced
along a wide front from the User to the
Lys. in Flanders. says the official state
ment issued tdoay by the German gen.
eral staff The infantry battle in Flan-
ders, the statement adds. has thus
opened
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BRITISH-FRENCH
IN WIDE DRIVE
Continued from page u.

Continued from page H.
on some occasions could be heard in
London. has been incessant.
Dispatches received in London yes
terday from Holland. said that never
before had such a violent bombardment
been heard as that during the last "a
hours. The sound came apparently
from the direction OF Ypres
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Eort Smith z: Denison |.

Fort Smith. Ark. July 3l.-Jim Sew
ell won from the Railroaders yesterday,
60 /. allowing the visitors only two
hits. The score
Denison ----------O0O 900 0O1-1-2-1
Fort smith -------Ol0 O01 1O'-3-7-0
Batteries-Lee and Coe Sewell and
Lourcey.
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American League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY


At Tulsa 6, Ardmore 5.
At Oklahoma City 9. Muskogee 8
At Fort Smith 8. Denison l.
At McAlester IA, Sherman s.
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National League.

At Chicago 3, Boston /.
At Pittsburgh 1, New York 3.
At st. Louis .. Philadelphia 3.
At Cincinnati /, Brooklyn 4.
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McAIester u; Sherman s.

McAlester. Okla. July 3l.-The
Browns were easy pickings for the Min
ers yesterday. the locals winning the
matinee. IA to s. The score
Sherman -------20O 900 015- S-11-2
McAlester --------4Ol 6l0 121-14 II 0
Batteries-Haslip. Corzine, Hellman
and Mackey: Johnson. Masters and Pal
rnar
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American Ieagne.

At Boston 3. Chicago l.
At New York 3, st. Louis 3
At Washington 4. Detroit l6.
At Philadelphia /, Cleveland 6.
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GAMES TODAY
Westrrn League.

Ardmore at Tulsa.
Muskogee at Oklahoma City.
Sherman at McAlester.
Denison at Fort Smith.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-31
TULSA WON EASILY
PRODUCERS RAPED DENNIS FOR
EIGHT HITS-SC0RE 6-5.
Ninth Inning Rally by ArdmOreites Re
suited in Three Runs, But Failed TO
Bring Tally That Would Te the
Score.

Tulsa, Okla, July 3l.-Tulsa won,
9asily from the Ardmoreites yesterday.
6 to s, although the visitors hit more
safeties than the locals. The Producers
made four in the fourth, while the Wis
itors staged a thrilling ninth inning
rally, making three tallies in the final
frame. The score
Ardmore 900 100 10S-5-S-2
Tulsa ------------OlO 4OO lO'-6-f-Z
Batteries Dennis and Crittenden
Sparks and Dowie.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-31
nnwORTHs CUT PRICES

95c 3hlb. Quaker Oats for -----l9c
81 90 lob. cans Dora Syrup for--iSc
81 90 lob. cans Karo Syrup for--69c
soc 5lb. cans Karo Syrup for----S9c
soc 5.lb. cans Mary Jane Syrup --29c
$3.50 Aluminium Oatmeal Cookers 98c
, hlg iOc rolls Toilet Paper for---2ic
25c Wood Fiber Picnic Lunch Sets &c
use Ladies Vests (wonder valuel-- DC
You must sec these vests, extra
special values. regular 15c for Sc
$3.50 MILDLY Blouses. your choice e-9Sc
These middies are fine valuesl
a0c Libby's Queen Olives for-----19c
SOc-size yours Truly" Catsup----l9c
soc size Wilson Preserves-------19c
s bars White Laundry Soap-----25c
THE DILWORTH co.
ie4 W. Main. Phone lOi
Bargains all week, every department.
Fruit Jars. pts Sac. qts. 59c.
agnl SIC
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Texas League.

At Houston 5. Waco 4.
At Dallas 4. Shreveport Z.
At San Antonio 3. Fort Worth 0.
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C. b Ladd 32O c street southeast,
was injured yesterday afternoon when
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Hoxie Anderson. son Of Mr. and Mrs
c. L. Anderson, arrived last night from
Houston, Texas where he has c0mplet.
ed the course in the aviation depart
ment at the Texas university Mr.. An
derson is on leave Of absence and is
awaiting orders from Washington.
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crossing the Santa Fe tracks on East
Main street. New crossings are being
laid at this place and the accident oc-
CURED when one of the wheels ran into
hole
The grandchild Of ollie McClurg, a
former resident of Ardmore, died yester.
day at Ringing
The Knights of Pythias will entertain
with a smoker this evening at their hall
complimentary to the engineer corps.
The open season on doves is causing
large quantities of shells to be sold, ac.
cording to local dealers.
Farmers in town today report tina,
cotton is suffering for lack of rain in
parts OF the county.
Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Richards and son,
Walter. left yesterday for a vacation
trip to Manitou. Colorado.
W. II. Robinson. supervising principal
of the Kansas City schools. was Wis
itor at the high school building today.
Dick Hignlght and Dow Braziel have
purchased the California Cafe on East
Main street from Jackson Brothers and
have assumed active management.
~. sl,., fs. al g.,.
the normal school at the state universi.
ty, will arrive here today to visit with
Cleonard Harlan. a member of the Ard.
more Engineers company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton Tyer and little
Dick Speer left this morning on an
overland trip 10 Kansas via Oklahoma
City. where they will be joined by Mr.
Speer Mr. and Mrs. Tyer will visit
relatives in Missouri while Mr.. and
Mrs. Speer will spend the time in Kan.
sas.
DR.. ID. c. Bostwick. son of j. c. Bost
wick, who returned from Brandon. Man.
itoba. to join the United States army.
has received a lieutenant's commission
and will serve in the officers veterinary
reserve corps.
As a farewell courtesy to the engi.
neer corps. the Woodmen of the World
will entertain with an ice cream and
watermelon feast THURSDAY evening at
Electric Park. Members OF the Wood.
men Circle and their families will also
be guests Of the Woodmen.
Cards from Bert Simpson and Charles
Anderson. who left here last week
making the trip overland, to join Mr.
and Mrs. b. A. Simpson and Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. A. Thurmond. state that the
members of the party had made the
trip through Yellowstone park and are
now in Seattle. Wash.
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Miss Lucille Butler entertained with
dance at the Rod and Gun club lake
last evening. with Judge and Mrs. r.
A. Hefner. Mrs Hugh Ledbetter. Mrs
Les Kearney and Mrs. J. X. Breast.
chaperones. More than twenty couples
We're entertained.
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thrown from delivery wagon while
crossing the Santa Fe tracks on East
Main street New crossings are being
laid at this place and the accident oc-
CURED when one of the wheels ran into
a hole.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-31

Mrs. Charles L. Anderson has been
appointed by the Council Of National
Defense as a member Of the financial
committee Of woman's work. Mrs. An
derson is one OF four Oklahoma women
who received like appointments
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c. W Clay. county surveyor, has re-
turned from Ringing, where he went
to investigate the theft Of iron pins he
had set on the Westheimer & Daube
subdivision.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-31

The grandchnd Of Ollie McClurg, a
former resident of Ardmore, died yester.
day at Ringing.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pride and son,
William Jr and Miss Marcie Cutler
have returned from an auto trip to Sui
phur, Oklahoma City, Lawton. Medicine
Park and Waurika.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-31
CITY NEWS AND VIEWS

Mrs. Henry Pennington is i'll at her
home, 512 North Washington street
Wallace Rawlins is spending q two
weeks vacation in Texas.
Mrs. Luther J. Herndon is visiting her
brother in Weatherford, Texas.
Captain Patterson, of the Engineer
corps, is at the Hardy sanitarium.
Born, to Mr., and Mrs Earl Morris,
son.
H. b. Smith, claim agent for the
Santa sFe, of Gainesville, Texas, is in
the city.
Paul Anderson, who underwent an
operation at the Hardy sanitarium, has
been dismissed and returned to his home
at Ravia today.
Mrs. W II. Bradberry has returned
to her home at Maysville after un.
dergoing a serious operation at the
SdlllldIlulils
Miss Mary Tucker is spending several
weeks with relatives in Washington.
En- route home she will visit in Sioux
City and Kansas City. Mo.
W. c. Waggener left today for Hous-
ton Texas. where he will be with Imam
/
er will be away two months.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
a. J. Tillman. %. Tulsa. and Miss Lille
Beatrice zumwall, p, Ardmore; W. c..
Murphy. 20. Mead. and Miss Mary Nc
Clusky, %, Oakland
a. j. Hardy, county attorney accom-
panied by Sam Harris w X Brooks
and VIII Whitson, made an overland
trip to Fort Worth, Texas, yesterday
Mrs. c. w. Rollins left this morning
for Milo. in response to a message noti.
flying her Of the illness Of her mother,
Mrs Joanna Roberts.
Misses Marie and Mildred Freeman.
Of Pauls Valley. and Miss Gladys Will
Jams, Of Stephensville. Texas. are Wis
iting at the home OF their aunt. Mrs.
Vince Boyte Is Second avenue north.
east.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Heffner and chill
pnbart Ir,sa1.st, DftIts tt-f11l
leave within a day or two for a months
trip. overland, TO Colorado and Yellow
stone park
Mr. and Mrs. W. A Pride and son,
William Jr., and Miss Marcie Cutler
have returned from an auto trip to Sui
phur. Oklahoma City. Lawton. Medicine
Park and Waurika.
! c. W. Clay, county surveyor, has re-
turned from Ringing. where he went
TO investigate the theft Of iron pins he
had set on the Westheimer & Daube
subdivision.
Mrs. Charles L. Anderson has been
/ hVlfNAlAAfN - NlAf NbAlANAl VI 4NtAAANAAAA
Defense as a member OF the financial
committee Of woman's work Mrs. An
derson is one OF four Oklahoma women
who received like appointments.
Hoxie Anderson. son OF Mr. and Mrs
| c. L. Anderson. arrived last night from
| Houston, Texas. where he has cOmplet.
ed the course In the aviation depart
ment at the Texas university Mr.. An.
derson is on leave Of absence and Is
awaiting orders from Washington.
Miss Lucille Butler entertained with
dance at the Rod and Gun club lake
last evening. with Judge and Mrs. II.
A. Hefner Mrs. Hugh Ledbetter, Mrs.
Les Kearney and Mrs. J. r. Breast.
chaperones. More than twenty couples
We're entertained.
c. b Ladd. 32O G street southeast.
was injured yesterday afternoon when
~E7r Rz 1xs-E, eF-TgEstzs1Uzzz1e
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The Knights of Pythias will entertain
complimentary to the engineer corps.