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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09
NOTHING WRINKLES
FADES OR SHRlNKS
Women save IS In an hour bydy
cleaning everything with
gasoline.

Dry cleaning at home iS an the rage
here. says a we'll. known downtown
druggist ANY woman can do iiy, dol
lars worth of dry cleaning at home
at very little cost hy disSolymg two
ounces OF Solyitc IN two gallons ol
gasoline then immcrSc the articles to
he cleaned rub a little and IN a few
moments the gasoline c,aporatcS and
the articles cleaned look as hrlgh, and
fresh as new
Dry clean your own silk waiV,
dresses. ribbons. belts. kld gloves.
SATIN shoes. evening shippers. fine
lacc', net work, woolcnS, dresses, chill
dten'' coat, iurs, wells nrcklc,
'hawl', gentlemen'S garments, fancy
vests, lace curtains. rugs, IN fact
everything that would hc ruined by
washing with soap and water Moth
ing will fade. shrink mt wrinkle. max
ing pressing unnece'SarN
Dry cleaning at home is inexpensive
and effects a tremendous saving in the
household and Is really lust as easy as
laundering Any druggist will sell two
ounces OF Solvitc which IL simply a
gasoline soap. and your grocer or a
garage will supply the gasoline Then
a wash boiler or di,hpan completes
the outfit
AZ gasoline i' very inilammahc b,
sure to DO your div cleaning ont of
doors ot lnu room away from fire ut
flame, With the windows left omen a
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09

opening one oi my letters or rummag
INK through my desk than She would
have taken such liberties with ,Nr
president OF the United States Nor did
she ever catcchise me about where |
went or wha, did She welcomed
my confidence. but she would have
thought 1t beneath her dignity and mnc
TO Try 20 find out anything that ! did
not voluntarily tell her
Well along comes John. Young
LoChinyar out Of the west. big hearty
expansive. with not single reserve m
his whole makeup OF course. wc fell
m love with each other because VIC
were the different poles OF humanity.
and We were married and went west TO
live among hlS people
Ills sisters received me with open
arms, and what was To- me. a shocking
and vulgar curiosity They asked me a
million intimate questions that made me
feel that was being put through a
third degree but which ! now know
was inspired hy only friendly and
aiiectionate interest IN me They
paved over my ,rouSScau and tried ON
nv hats and gown, and even borrowed
such Of my incry as suited their
tastes
Il cannot tcl4you with what rcpul-
sion this filled me II made them seem
>avagcs 10 mc, and ! mortally oiicud-
ed them by giving them the things that
they had worn, because could no
more have put on a garment that had
touched somebody clseS flesh than |
could have used another persons tooth
brush
AT first nv nlaw' were lust he
wildered Then ,hey became indignant
and 10 this day they dislike me and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09

cnce irrltateS us and gets on our
nerves, and It make, us persona non
gra,a, as the diplomats say. to our IN.
laws.
ut might not make for the good Of
the race for each oi Ms TO marry our
double so 10 speak hut i, certainly
would make for peace and happiness 30
the domestic circle Also II would stop
! divorce and make matrrnony enc glad.
sweet song for, after all. the people
We really cnloy are not those with whom
We are IN a perpetual argument but
those who think as We do from politics
TO PIC and who look at life from the
same point OF view that We do.
But We don't marry our like, When
a Young fellow goes to pick out Nilc.
instead oi selecting a g,tl OF his own
circle he hunts around and finds one
who differs m every respect from his
mother and sisters. who really represent
his ideal oi womanhood and he matrieS
tins outlandet, plumps her down among
his own folks and expects them 10 fall
on each others ncckS and for everybody
20 he happy and congenlal.
1T IS surprising that a man and a
woman who see everything in the
world from a different angle clash or
that women Of different familie, with
different ldca' on every subject under
tho sun, when suddenly thrown into the
intimacy OF family life, jar ON each
other The wonder to me i, that the
melting pot Of malrmon, turns out as
good a product a. i, does
Take my own case, Tor instance |
come oi a reserved New England lam.
ily where individuality and personal lih
erty amounted TO almost fetish From
the time ! can remember ! had m, own
room. my own desk. my own clothes. my
own books. my own belongings
M, privacy wa, sacred Mv
mother would no more have thought OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09
Germans Bitter,
q Repatriate Says

COrENHAGtN, April 9 - Great
bitterness has been aroused among the
Germans hy the terms Of President
Wilson's mcS'age. according 10 N X
Wheeler Of the University Of Wi,cou
sin the last American 10 leave Berlin
before the war declaration became ci
icctlve He arrived here yesterday
Mr. Wheeler said that aside from bit.
tcrne'S which the Germans freely cN.
pressed IN conversation with Americans
there was no particular display Of feel
lng and 50 far as he knew no American
in Germany has been moIcstcd ply 81.
callN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09

sh'ird nv following tho simple rules Ucfs
u the prescription. Go 10 puv active drug
store aud get u bottle NJ Ron .Optn tablets.
ntup ono Ron atptn tablet iu n fourth VI a
Hlss- ~ water nnd allow io dissolve with
ms lquid hathc tho ewes two 20 f0ur times
dalN. hnu should notice your. ewes clear
M per- epthlN right from tho start and 400.
iNmmNton viii quickly disappear n Nolr
eyes. are hoihcrlng you. even little. take
steps o. save them now before II n. too latr
MANY hoprlcsslN blind might have hrru
saved n they had cared fur their eyes ir
time
Note Another prominent physician io
whom the above article was submitted. said
hnn Optic II very remNtkahle remedy ~,
constituent ingredients are we'll known ip
eminent eye specialists and widely pro.
rctlhed ny them. The manufacturers guar.
hnteo IT, 10 strengthen cyrHlEht 30 prrtunt
In ono weeks time In many instances nr ID.
fund tho money. n can hc obtained from
any good druggist nnd is ono NJ tho ,,fy
few preparations I feet should hc kept uu
hand Tor regular use In almost every fam.
~ II Ia sold In Oklahoma CITY hv ths
We'tfnll Drug Co and other drug stores -
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09
Chickens Escape
U-Boat Dangers

GAINESVILLE. WIS. April . Huh'
IIockc't Of this city, IN the past fifteen
DAYS has worried as much about SUBJ
marine peril, and the kaiser, u0rc.
,'rocd sea warfare as ha, President
Wilson
Bob" d,dn', have any relative, sail
ug 'hc sea. bu, there were three chick
crS INoroughbrcds and pcdrgrred en-
route two hens and a cockcrcl The
fowls arrived safely and evidenced bu.
little strain az the result of their long
journey The bird, came from Cat.
forth Eng and the express for the en-
tire journey was bur a lii'lc over 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09
Stomach Relief! Stop Indigestion
Gas, Sourness-- -Pape's Diapepsin
In five minutes! Ncutralizcs stomach acidity reev-
ing dyspepsia heartburn, distress Read!

Time il' Pdpc'S DlapcpSm will
'wccicn a sour gasSy or out.oi-ordcr
stomach within five minutes.
II Your meal, don't M comfortably.
or what YOU eat lies like lump Of
lead IN your stomach or YOU have
heartburn that IS usually a sign OF
acIdlty OF the stomach.
Get fran your pharmacist a fifty.
cent case OF Papc'S Dlapcpsin and take
a dose Just As soon as You can. There
will be no sour risingS no belching OF
undigcStcd lood mixed with acid no
stomach gas or heartburn, iullnc,S or
heavy feeling in the stomach. nausea.
debli,ating headaches or dizziness
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09

This will all 60 and besides, there will
be No sour food lcir over m the ,tom-
ach To poison your breath with nausc-
OF, odorS
PdpcS DnpcpSin helps ,o ncutfalige
the excessive acid IN the stomach which
IS causing the food fermentation and
preventing proper digestion.
Relief IN five minutes IS waiting for
you AZ any drug store.
These large ililN-ccnt cases contain
enough "Papc', Diapcp,n" TO usually
keep the entire family free from stom
aCh aDldll' and It, symptoms of mdi
cc,tlou, dyspepsia ,ourncs'. gases
heartburn, and headache for many
months 1t belongs IN your home ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09
Doctor Tells How to Strengthen
Eyesight so per cent In One
Weeks Time In Many Instances

n Free Prescription Won Can Have TIlIed
and t.e st Home
Philadelphia, IA 10 you wear glasses
Are you a victim ~ eve strain or other
eye wcsknssss' n 30. you viii h. Glad 10
know ths' according 10 Dr Lewis there II
isal hope for YOU MANY whose oye. we're
fhlling say they have had their ewes -.
stored through tho principle or this won
osrful free prescription ono man saws
after trying n. II va. slmo-, blind. could
not see 10 read a. sll Nov I can read
everything without any glasses Rud my eyes
40 not water any more A. night thrN
would pain dresdfuly. now they feel fine
Hll the time. " was like miracle IN mr. "
lady who used n saws 'rhr atmosphere
seemed haty with nr without glasses hut
hVsr using this prescription for fifteen days
everything seems clear | can even read
Zine print without glasses ~ II believed
that thousands who wear glasses can now
discard them In reasonable time and uuI.
Ntudes VIII he able 20 strengthen their eyes
sn n to he spared tho trouble and expense
~ ever se'iing glasses Eve troubles NJ
many descriptions may he wonderfully hen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09
@lL.,\

cudeSslr before ard after they do
them They tell all their plans. their
hopes their ambitions to anyone who
viii listen. To me this has aIway,
seemed the weakest kind OF babble
simply can't do II. and because | don't
proclaim from the houSetopS what I
intend doing thoy consider me secretiye
ard look upon me with an eve of sus-
plciun
"Nll the trouble there has ever been
between John and myself, and between
me and IN, family. goes right straigh,
back 10 the way We were brought up.
and the difference in our tempera-
mcnts and that's what makes me say
tha, IT'S pity that nature is guilty Of
such a blundcr as the attraction of OPP
povltcs"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09

rhiN guaranteed rupture holder ths N
mous Cluthe IL 40 utterl, different from
ever, thing else fot rupture that ~ has t,.
'ri,ed r,shissn separate patents n Ia faf
more than lust y truss Made ON nu ab.
anIuirlN usp ufinr lple
Unlike everything siss N Ne self ssulat
ins, self adjusting Instantly and autVmaL.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09
The OnlN Thing tood Inourh
To stand = an la, 1e.t

There w onl, ono thlng NJ an, kri '8r
rupture ihat YOU can set ON Hht.. DAYS
trial
only ore thing good enough 10 stsnd su.h
Ions and thorough test
That N or guaranteed rupture holder
Wen make ono especially flt your .asr
make ~ to your measure aud let ,au o.,
it slsN dAvs
We practically lend ~ 10 YOU that long
without asking Nnu to risk psnr,
~ n can't he made tn keep your fuptufe
from coming out OF from botherius Ndu in
any way. NO matter how hand YOU wotk nr
ttnlh " ~ doesn't prove ever, rlauu We
n-nkr II won I cost Won . slnHIn IlnI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09
Vital Statistics
MarrIau, lIc,n,es.

Marriage Licenses.
CheAty ". CuvcIl y wears Old. and
Georgia simmons, ls years old both -
Oklahoma CITY
Larry Goss. p wears old and Lula
Moore 80 years old both " Oklahoma
CITY
Birth.
Mr. md Mrs Edward par,ey. aoO
West Twelfth street girl
MIR and Mrs Jack l.. Coogp D., as
East A street. girl
Mr. and Mrs Y 4 q Wallace. Il7q
West Twcnty mn street. boy
Deaths.
j v Rich. 20 Years old Alta hotel
Mrs. Nancy J. Rich, % years old. Alta
hotel
Catherine Anne Thompson. > years old
lOli East Tenth street
George u Weston. IS years old local
hospital
ral stolker. Z months old. sot East
Nelson street
Building Permits
! s Douglas. 81 West Frisco. one
story frame dwelling, $500
J g Douglas. i2i West Frisco. one
story frame dwelling. $500
NJ J Fisher, tl6 West seventh street.
rcm0deling and building addition 10 two
story frame dwelling, $500
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09
eMlldlnn Prrn,lts
Dorothy Dix Says

The wonder is not that married people spat, but that
the melting pot of matrimony turns out good product
ii does
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09

Bishop Speaks Of war Tho Right Rev
Thcophllc NocrsChcari Of ST Jacobs
cathedral Yesterday morning said that
the entrance ~ America into this world
conflict was nothing more than tho hand
~ the Almighty guiding this country to
ond the bitter conflict that IL now rend-
Ing Europe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09

Religion Of Love Topic EcN newton
" Rogers - the First Lutheran church
spul" ou the religion ~ love Hs taught
hy J'sur. and the Immortality ~ the
soul tF S"t forth I'm the Riblc, In scr
mon Yesterday before a barge congrcga
'inu lio told how ve Rre not depend
cni "u external proofs ne touching M,
continuity ~ ne but upon inner tcstl-
mons.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09

Masons Hear Baird I'm the First
Presbyterian church, which held claho-
utc Easter services NJ both the morn
ihr and evening services sections were
reserved for the knights Templsr and
the three Oklahoma city blue lodges of
the Mnsnus Special Easter music feR-
turpi the morning Rnd evening worship
Rev Phil q Haird I'm the morning spok .
ON the subject ~ True knighih0od "
Ills evening subject was Monarchy, the
True Government
Lease FOR sale Love county. 20 acres.
section 90 6 south. west T.. o. RID. \
" Grand Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09
Away With
Worthless
Makeshifts

Nincl' nino ont NJ ever, hundred dollars
sp"nl 'or elastic and spring trusscs might
about Ns NtIl %" thrown ava,
'IoFc tu ton wI'Ilnu dollars a wear Ir this
country alone Is pfaDu,alN wasted un such
,nn'rauiinn.
Ana OH simply heHausr nine sufferers uHf
NJ ton trust 90 more trN OF nr hast, r,.
animation Instead NJ trst making thot.
ouHh te-t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09

Williams and Gls'. tailors NJ good. pop
uHr. priced clothes in our new Ioration
20. West Sc oud one stop from Broad.
NHN ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09

Fire insurance. wal IS. Tar Upshsw
ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09

You can't rossihl, TOLL ANYTHING about =
truss ur ANYTHING else '0r rupture nrr,, us
irving n on
\ truss or .n called "srpl0nrs. ma, Seem
nl flEh' a. FIRST and Nf'rrNard pfoNr ut.
'tfN Worthless
Tn" only way In the world ,ou rnu make
sure ~ exactly what yhu are gr'ilnE a hr
making thorough sh,, .da, tr.t without
having tu fisk any money
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09

Hulten Predicts Revolution when
Rev II " llI't"u pastor ~ the Fitrt
Napust church said in the morning Sor.
mon that dcWOrfHr, VAS born Whcn
Christ broke m" s"al to tho tomb, and
predicted that I'm les. than siK months
there would be revolution I'M Germany
'o break the seal of dcspotlsm. the great
aul'eur" broke forth into nn applause
that lasted several seconds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09

Special Music at St Pauls special
music featured the Easter services A.
50 IrulF nihrdfM ,ctfcrdna 90 each o.
Its three services Iu tho mornirg AZ
ofnoou and evening Dean Frederick j
Rat Iu ~, morning service spukc ON
The Choice ~ tho Three r.. His
only mention NJ tho war Vns 'r Iis
guss.ng the t"N' ~ a Man ulr Shall
llr Live Again"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09

Dr J Z. Dean, dentist, 5lt .ee Bldg -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-09

This gUHrNu'rrd rupture holder has ~
thorough. proved itS merits In over 700 900
'nsrv that many pht'rlAus In all parts ot
tho world now recommend n instead of
advising operation
o. has completely cured hundred. and
hpnltrh7 M people whose .uatss seemed al.
most hopeless
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
INTERESTING LIQUOR RULING
case OF CoInrcd Woman Who Sent
Whisky Irto state II
Dismissed.

Especial to The rmcE- dispatch
BONDToN, VA, February 93-An in
tcrcstnr case under tho Mapp prohi-
hitipn law was decided by the CTR
cult Court "f MeckicnbUrc yesterday.
Judge ". r.. Barksdalo presiding \
Colorcd woman in New Jersey sent
some barrels containing clothing. no.
tons and Iii" like. also several quarts
Of whisky, TO relatives IN this county.
IN agent Of tho Prohibition Commits
"ioncr burst open tho barrels upcn
their arrival hero and found the wills.
Ky.
The coiorod woman, with hor hus-
hand. some time after tho shipment.
came !" tn" county 10 visit her moth
or. and was in the county when the
WHISKY WAS discovered in Tho freight
house. She testified as to hcr irnor.
nuCc Of tho law, stating thai il had
been her custom TO send some whisky
I" her parents At christmas All ducs-
tons OF law aud fact were submitted
To tho court for decision. without a
jury. and the court held that no Of
fcnsc against the laws of Virginia Was
shown. and the case WAS dismissed
Guy r. Iiorncr. attorney for Com
missioner Peters. noted his intention OF
appealing TO the Supreme Court Ap-
bearing with Mir Iiorucr were G. T.
Baskerville. Commemorative attorney.
ana Peter i. Homes Tho defendant
was represented by Irby Turnbull.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
BREAD CARD TWO YEARS OLD
Since Its Inception in Germany. This
Method Of Distribution Has Bccn
Highly Systcmaiizcd.
In Nssnriatc,l rresEl


BERLIN, February - tvia London.
February "3).--Thc bread card cclc-
brated its second anniversary to-day
Since the inception Of this method Of
bread distribution, it has been highly
Systcmatizcd and it's application has
been riSidiy maintained among all
classes Of the population. From the
Chancellor down To tho humblcst day
laboror, tho plan OF individual rations
has been strictly enforced.
Tn" new standardized bread, which
has replaced rolls. is a superior prod
uct and has won instant popularity
The substitution Of barley for potato
meal has created decidedly more
paiatabic loaf. Greater Berlin is now
issuing weekly 3600o00 bread cards
and Gs.5oo,00o coupons. representing
daily raiiors. find their way back TO
the bread commission whore they arc
checked of. Soldiers returning from
the front arc met at tho railway sta
ton and given bread tickets good for
their furiouch.
one OF the latest achievements of
tho German chemists has been the utiI-
izinS Of tar oil extracted from burnt
coal FOR making soap. The new pro-
cess includes the treatment OF crude
coal oil with potash.-ihc finished prod
net yicldina excellent soft hard and
powdered soaps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
FOURTH REGIMENT WILL
Be IN INAUGURAL PARADE
Cadets From Y. NJ. l. and v. y. I. to
March Also rs Cover.
nor's Escort.
STATE TO HAVE 1000 IN LINE
Coast Artillery Companies of Roa-
n"kc and Lynchbury Will Go, Too.
Virginia Officer to BE on Mar
shall'> STAFF.

The cadets from Virginia Military
Institute ana Virginia polytechnic In
stItutc viii attend Govcrno, stuart as
personal escort in WASHINGTON D..
c. III tho inaugural parade on March
- Adjutaut-Gcncral Sale tclccraphcd
General L. ". Nichols. superintendent
Of Tho Miiitary Institute. atd DE- J. y.
Essicston. prc..dcn. Of the Polytechnic
institute, yesterday afternoon. accept.
ing their offer 30 attend tho inaugural
ceremonies
The Fourth mfan,ry "C tic National
''uard al virginia. and the coast art!l-
IcrN companies at Roanoke und Lynch
burG VIII also march in the inaugural
parade according 10 plans already
completed II seems assured that Vir-
Einia viii have in All nearly Zoo
hSh'inI men in the line Of marchcrs
ON account 'of tlc heavy drain on
INC state military chest since last juno
funds arc lacking to send an tho Vir-
Sinia soldiers :" the iuHuguratipm Tho
organizations Tia, have already been
designated To attend tho ccr.mnnic.
We're not called on, for service OH Tho
M"Nican border last summer. and con-
Scqu"htly missed tho "xnorioncc which
AN IN" Others received. Efforts arc
being mad" 10y members Of tho rcSi-
hcn'H which hay" returned from Texas
L" NAV" them also go to Washluc ton
on March =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
GNS0SS
s SOCIETY s
NNcsNNSSN~l

mere VIII he the usual Informal hon
i"llowing dinner at tho Country CLUB
~ virginia this evening. Several in.
'o'nial dinner parties viii bc given
az me club. ana tho tables and dining
room viii bc arranged with bowls OF
spring flowers ana shaded lights An
orchestra VIII play for the dancin,~
Now that Lent has begun, society
'urnS TO simpler ainuscmcnts, aud tho
Sitting-roOms of tho club have been
attractive gathering places for con.
genial parties. ono knits for the sol
dicrs O.. scws on ones own sumner
Clothes, as III" mood ploa"cs. and one
invariably staNs TO tc;, around the
coy log fires afterward
Waiting Friends.
Mrs. Tazcwcli NJ. Darlington. Jr
and Miss Alice Munsou. of this city
have been tn" recent guests OF Miss
octaria Arlington at tho home of llcr
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Ar
rngton, IN Grccnvillc. 8 g. This
week they loft for Macon Ga, 10
spend som" time with Miss Munsons
father. and have been extensively on
lortaincd during their visit in TN"
South. Mrs. Darlington will return to
h"t HON" on stuart Avenue to-day
Dance n, High school.
benefit dance wiil he given rs the
Athletic Association % John Marshall
High School tonight in tho school!
gymnasium. lii" student body. fac
Why aud alumni ARE invited to attend
III" proceeds viii go towards dcfray-
ing The expenses Of the trach squad
whifh viii 20 To Washington next
Friday Air. ana Mrs lanes - Iiar-
wood. Mrs. u. J. Wal'halI and Mrs.
Is NJ WicIter viii act as chapcrons.
Entertained In SUFFOLK.
Miss blanche Lehman ~ Sunolk
hostess W,1ncSI.N ~
charming rarty given in hon"r of her
guest Miss CAROLYN HDttiEhcim.,. Of
Richmond. AMI Mrs !. * LiycriEht. q
bride Of last month
Th" nous" was decorated ~ rcd.
whi,". and blue ANA George Washing
ton decorations. and there w"re four
tahlcs Of nu"tjOu bridge
rho prize tor tnp score VA Won ny
Mise Anna cor". and tho hostess pre-
a"ntod TN" guests 81 honor with boxes
"f ltandk"rChIcfs.
REFRESHMENTS wcro served ny Mix=
Lehman M,s. Hathan lehman Ary.
ii"u Soiig and Miss l.ydin Day Wyatf
minstrel show Tonight.
"Hiily Bulkr VIA give :, minstrel
show and dance 81 he ';l"r Allcn
Scho"lhousr this evening Tor the bone-
~ If The Glen Alien S-hrol Improve
meme League. Those ASSISTING are.
l|roadus Tr"vctic. sidney clay. Earl
rumphrcN Coleman Audrcw.. Bryan
Hyench. Claude Bets Leo O.Dcl md
Ellis smith \ humble. OF Eichmcad
people VIII attend.
Prrsic!--Brovn
Announcemcn, has boon made of nc
wcddinS of Miss Nuth Eutcu Brown
nud Henry iiuntcr Parsley. both OF
Hanover Count, the ccrcmoms hayinG
taken place VA the lone 81 the bride $
brother T.. ~ Br"wn. i23 Nor,h
TWENTY nrh street. Tucsday afternoon
at : o'cioclS Rev. Victor t.. Marsh.
pusior OF -, rauie Methodist Church.
performed The ccrcmouy