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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-05
GREAT rANTONMENT Ar
SAN ANTONIO READY HErT,
WIN Total ~ buildings aud House
10000 Men.

Hhti AniuHlr, Texas, Iuly y tnnsifuc
Tim ~ bi BUILDINGS 10 house 40 400 maf
~ The new national army who are e
bu trained ~ Camp Wilson ~ under
way The contractors expect ~ nnst
them before September ANA thus sei
. record for army construction word
IN The United States
The nfm ~ hionn 4 Webster ~ ioa
ton has Tho rhnifaot FOR tho Chmp WI
son onniunmeniA nhd has announced
an Intention ~ make an eif0rt lo fnlnli
The wurli here ahead ~ any ~ the
other sixteen camps Ia the country
This viii ha possible though their start
10 later Than some " The others, for
they WIN have Hnme advantages ovof
either contractors ilnllrund trncha are
already IN The camp grounds and with
n few miles ~ temporary rails n viii
he possible ~ deliver lumber and mi.
ierlal directly 20 each nanH ~ work on
the field Another advantage II The
aid that uan be obtained from the army
IA engineering help, truck irenHporta'
ilnn AMI similar ihlnuu. The hlR oHiab.
iahmnni nt Fort Houston Ia ready 10
aid Ia an EFFORT 20 ave money fur tho
government
Tho new oaniunmentH win occupy the
nround on which The camps far national
uunrd regiments were pitched last num.
mor hoypral rundH were permanently
improved ihen aud under the new plans
lhey viii be " une na divisional fnatls
supplemented hy hrlnade and battalion
roads
iiarpohH for the infantry viii ho a.
hN ia0 foot, nnd win he two stories hlnh
with ploeplnn quarters nn the nouond
nnur and mess halls and Kitchens on
the rrnund noor There viii he igo "
thesp hulldnna hnd each viii house gO,'
mon rhey VIII face the east, so Tint
maximum ~ ventilation win he oh
iaincd through aoutheaat hrreseH ract
hulldnn win have plumhinn sewers,
water uupnh and electric lighta, and
they may he equipped nlpo with gaH fnr
coohlnp instead ~ the wood fires uael
last summer rhls haH not heen dc
vlied however
iieslde each nnc W the infantry hui't.
lhus q spaoo h,r company formation viii
he lcf, and every nroup W three viii
have sufnricnt pnace for hattalicna to
mrm l,esimeninl hrlrade and divlr.
lonnl mancuvcrs win he held on tho
newly acquired tract W iiSi acres east
" Camp Wilann and alonH the hanks
" aalado creek This drlll field n motc
than mne lonr and adopted 20 use
har almost any sort " maneuver
The barracks to house the auxiliary
tloopp, artillery, cavalry apd ensmecrt
hospital and ambulance men aud The
sanitary t,,ars VIII an hc onestcry.
each twenty NV iae feet separate mess
haia kltchena aiN la,rihcn VIII hc
built nf them These buildings all
VIII he a. the north end or the Cemr
Wtls,n neld AMI win extend q mile or
mcre towards the ,emount depot ON the
Austin i,,ad
n h estimated that isSNcee square
feel Will hc c,Verci nv the hutdlnss
NF tho canr ami u h expected that
between looe and Aooo men viii he
elWAo,ed IN epoctiNr them The CoN.
tpact,,ge ahoa,i, have oNencd an en-.
plo,mcn, Nut,aN and are hWlns every
man, sNnlca and Nnsknlet who arnlict
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-05
GERMANS MUST SAVE ANIMAL
BLOOD FOR USE AS FOOD

Bcrne, Switzerland. July 5.--The Bun
desrat-the federal council OF Germany
--iasucd AN ordinance on June 2 which
forbids slaughtering OF animals by the
old fashioned way Of throat cutting ex,
cept by duly qualified Jewish butchers,
according to advices received here from
Berlin. The object Is to save all blood
for human consumption IN the form OF
food products.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-05

lSle 81 cesg.ersfsca h srcklns q mas.
tNns ssccl f tn fl'sr,,,es Ss al ar,
ae,,ssf tb tsSt slssst ol Rs rrs>scelnk
eonsiV1ncti ara tt t.ecant a Frem,sog
81 tl't fertet' oftettibx fnsnsSoTnsal
Ne tlS nel sesklis q frst ~l,t em an,
l,s,s s,,srss o. ~ h,1A. Rul xehl a.
t>ecoltv eht hss hut t>l.escnss ss
lcsi cs sef,tfl st o,csa al q lsrc,
Tr,'ccllS AonslsHcft Slttt fOn ns
se, srl t>f~gpr,& b. ,oof fr.s sS.s,,,
cc ~ ~ h. ~ IA 81 Nt.e Ns1S
Vic. tAto,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-05
niarheca QnIcNh cured.

About two years aso ! had a severe
attack " diarrhoea which lasted FOR
over a week" writes W, C. Jones, Ru'
rcri n. H. Il became 50 weak that l
could not stand upright A druggist
rc,,ommenacd ChamhcrlainS Collie, Chol.
cya and niarrhoca Remedy Tho first
dose relieved me and within two DAYS
I was as well az ever" Eor sale BY all
dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-05

An owners ~ Naeant lots amt tenants
lNlNs oN rN,rctN owned Nv others
ayv hefch, no,lne,i ,c cut wee,is AMI
,vNove an accWmVAtNns ~ rubbish,
sa,t,asN elc, ~ stcp an leaey rlres
an an ccss iss,ls aNan,,cNc,i cls,crns.
ana c,cn wells rhls also sprlies to
hack ALLEYS ana psrkwaNs as Vel ~
N,ls n thts W,rk h not ione within
NV tASs aUcs NoNdaN, iWc 2 Rne
VIII ~ Assessed asaNs, eech tenant ~
h,,Me owncr who rails tc cNn,i,lN WIN
the lAW. NNh,Nt Discrimination
ARl,NOlSr BOARD OF tlEAlru
tAt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-05

wore small flagH and wagons and auto.
mobiles were decorated with the Amcri,
can emblem, Premier Lloyd George
WIS Interested actively In arrangements
FOR celebration OF the Fourth. The
Welsh guards band played American
airs ~ H. james palace. as aid tho
orcheatnH IN All the thcatcrn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-05
noNt,S Eve Ceuri IN NENlC,N
>nl nltHS ~ RN retrAlitn

NeNa,, CiN. JONe SeNeial N,ldleie'
t,,nles NN 0rlc,i rscw,-els ~ ne ar
VA, w,,Oe,iel n tbe csnNNtsns ~ The
,sss ~ svsls Wtn be esls,1lshs>l n seN'
c.sl rAfts ~ ths rel'UN,N V Mans pcW
un.ief ,>,asslsattNa Nv htsh army cfSt
,~se Az NlvsV,~i TIE SundnS csi>
rsssl, esel a. nstionel s,'ldiets h.,nse
- t,tA'N Inadequate b b sski to hcuss
tAs oA,liese entRleJ tc entry,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-05

AtNN Nsfl iNNan.l
because Gna.c
Gang t4 tsfe I
Was 81 AN3 tWo
y,Sfs ans ha3 tvs
g~gs,SmA hct a.
~ SNtoS aa&0N
ersDoas a. ne ~
cNA Sn3 I vOal3
have Ncoe 81 nv
kraVe tNasr Asa q
M h>ea t,r fv&t
= NiakASmsNcc
etahle rNV1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-05

I AZ ~ ~'cl snt ASsl ny hcascp'o,sS,
Nnsl.es vrosRirt n ny CSrcoa >totrt
sf nv neish,css hxvs ccs ~. ~ tHS.
inc I .c.lls y Nlnlhsff i Y occts,'s Oorn-
Nsdna ~ Ma NsesA F,Ngcal. v scas.
~. Ola
>ncA esazDlnc xCnHtnfnx ~ Sdrsr az
s1.EsS,a ca1 ~ haslas. hea.fssNas. hacS.
sshas. areA& ~ iurenalne eva tnaa,y,.
snanlk o. tht ca-s. paiesoon AZ he
hraf4 slvsrAS Notsrp tht cvCS. i;rckc-
la-stts. caustlna Bon VssatNlt xli,,,. "a
v,aakreSS Ana dir1ancss sl,nllt " hce,ct
l. ma, ,ilr-sg-,t s'csnlA l.vit y. Nltk.
hsns NeceltAlt nonpccns hAs ch-rSet
nsry ~Uspea s.tc,s tA-cash tAs S-isis
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-05

fNesse NsN s,,or tscs "a I lcsNv Ne
last ~ tfs wveN Nag c,aNee,Nn.
.2s NAt4AE SNllvli tNerk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-05

Froth, Bella wonder who was th
tlrst Woman 60 set hcC eowns frou
rarise
stella uclcn ~ rroy no doubt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-05
CRISIS OF
W0MAN'S LIFE
Change Safely Passed hy
Taking lydia E. Rnkhars
Vegetable Compound

wsro>e, Ol,A-el nevsy crt 0rca
n rssasaS lNSsa r. rioAAs7a's Noec
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-05
Secretary nalfour.


N0Nfplhi lallouf pnld
we have lust been celebrating the
nftleth anniversary " Canadian union
There n great difference between nfty
wears aud hundred and nfty Il took
va u Iona time 90 learn that II YOU want
to make an empire ~ the Anglo Saxon
race YOU must found Il ON terms %.
absolute equality
"it Ia impossible to dwell upon how
many ils would have been spared II In
itie those who preceded us could have
seen the true path of political wisdom
and the people of n hundred millions
and infinite resources never parted from
va Il 4 could only have been friendly
separation II would have been an IN
nnite gain II there could have been ne
atlns and no soreness " defeat or Vic
tory between us hut n | rightly read
the signs ot the times n trucr per
spectlve II now hcins recognised"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-05
ENlrn Itnnrl Wlna.

There comes u time IN warning ma
ilonH when the strain In heavy whom
q little extra offort win suffice TO turn
the scale In thlu war nnal Victory win
incline 10 the aide that can hest endure
Americas entry brings ua frcHn
hope, frcuh reserves OF strength and
power Germany aaNa that America
win not count II n our business 10
nhuw her that America win count for
a great deal and shah I've greatly sur,
nriacd n AmofiVa fniian
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-05
'BALFOUR REGRETS
LOSS OF AMERICA
iiAIlks BACK 10 i7'O WHEN ENG
Lihii RULERS MADE MISTAI<n
IN COLONIES TREATMENT,

London, July 8 speaking OF tho
American Society tonight, air William
Robertson nnid
This h not n mere war Of armies.
n IA q wnr of nations, every section ~
the nation has n part 90 play II IN
essential that England ana America
and all parts work IN fun cooperation
and without friction, doubt whether
the british have yet done their whole
duty IN this respect The essential
thlnHu arel
'lrrHi The nation must bo given
clear orders what 20 do aud sufficient
legislation 20 carry out the orders
"hecond The orders must be oheyed
whether conRonlnl or not
Third There must be mutual con.
fdenoe between the olasaeu and tho IN
dlvldunl population M IN an army and
the naVV
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-05

A. trtlns u.tlt tires cslnNaor
Al SlnS.ing Jcs. tos SiaslnS oRlk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-10
Women's Blouses

IIa' have A. The very thing" and he
took or hts tnll silk hat
oh that won't do" SAID llllic ~"
must make our own soldier hate. ~ rH.
pet can't take Nour nll shin, one
so. ] don't mean Nuu shall laughed
Uncle WiggiN Hut look here I nav,
some paper IN my hat nice paper ana
he took out some NJ the waved Kind he
hNd bought Tor Mrs l.'iUemu She
won't mind " use some 10 make sol
dlcr cap for YOU said MI Longcars.
So cutting off somc " the waved pa
per he folded II this way and that way
untn II WAS made into the incest sol.
dlcr hat you can imagine for the squir-
rel hoy.
Rhie tried q on putting his old
crumpled paper In his pocket IN save.
as paper was scarce Tho soluipr n..
Just M him. and then all NJ \ sudden
" began TO rain MY how the hlg drops
splashod down
"Oh, my nirc paper mt VIII be
spoiled" pricd Rilue
NO such thing" laughed Uncle Via.
gilN Your Cpu rs made ~ WaNcd va
per which nd|rain can wet through Ana
I'm going TO make myself one 20 save
my silk hat | never should have worn
II this April showcty da,
SO. putting his good hat IN = hollow
log the bunny made himself soldier
one nf the wascd paper rs he had for
the squirrel hoy. and then they could go
home through the rain without getting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-10

$50 For Stamped Bedspreads-Stampcd on un.
hIcachei muslin and bound IN blue basket design IN
cross. stitch embroidery Single bed size and double
bed SIZE worth regularity $500 and So 80
Stamped Bath Towels at SOC; value 7qc-rink blue
yellow backgrounds. crochet edge and sgalgpcd 2IN'
mohc,
Stamped Linen Dresser Scaff.--s. l'1-3@ a-t =
edge French and c}cict design, s'zc 9N45 79c m
stead OF SloD size -ol'4 at 9sc instead Of SIS
Centerpieces or Lunch Cloths Stamped ON extra
heavy quality linen Tor French and eyelc designs, 81.
inch size At osc instead Of 81 25 4nch sire scdIopcd
edges At $50 instead ~ 500
SOC For SOC Stamped Centerpeces-Nl linen y
inChc, m ',zc, >cSlorcd edge French and eycIct de
.gu,
Beautiful Se-Samped ON ar, crash and consist
lug of "a inch ccucrpc,c ls>l' inch scarf lS>Js-lnch
scarf design for outline and solid embroidery shades
OF dcl blue and yellow 39c each instead Of SOC each
Pillow Tops at SOC; value SOc-N'ampcd on gray rep,
stonolled design. oval shape all outline work
39c For soc Table Runners-Stampcd on art linen
crash ocncilcd conventional designs, 1884 inches.
39c For SOC Bungalow Aprons - Stamped on white
basket weave. simple designs. ready made
39c For SOC Combing Jackets-Stamped on white
basket weave ready made simple designs, for cmboid-
cry and crochet
3oc For soc Guest Towels-Stamped on all linen
huckaback hcmSltched and plain edges simple designs
39c For SOC Ready Made Cretonne Bags--For sewing
or darnne bags
39c For soc Short K Kimonos-Samped on blue or pink
crepe Tor French knot and loop stitch embroidery
79c For SIPS Long Kimonos-Sramped on pink ard
blue crepe ready made
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-10
BY Aletha Barr Taft.

FNHE Virginia Shaiicr recital
Thursday afternoon at the Over
II holscr thcatcr for the benefit OF
Community House continues to
hold the center OF the stage IN social
interest a much because OF the gen
uiS OF the artistic herself as the inter
est IN the success OF this institution SO
close to the hearts oi the c,ty as a
whole Among those who arc a9s
nounclng the partic, for the musicale
i, Miss Elizabeth Arnold OF 500 West
Twcnty-ilrSt street, who will entertain
Mrs Warren i Moore. Mrs Scott
Braden, Miss MAY Andrews. Miss
Blanche Blickenstaii and Miss lose
phine Lincoln Mr., {. \ kcttcrlng.
1000 North BroadwaE viii have as her
guests Mrs James Lindsay and Misses
Anna and Mamie Frank Another par
ty will include Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Golfer, Mr. and Mrs Carl Jenkins, and
Mr. and Mr., ! II Kramer \ line
party will be composed OF Mrs { i.
Cowell Mrs Cora D. Hammeti Mrs.
n n Cole. Mrs Edgar l. Cook, Mrs.
Philip Haubiel. Mr., Burt " Hag
ger,y. Mrs W u. Wildly and Miss
Margaret Leck
The afternoon bridge honorlng their
guest Mrs J. NJ Cam of San Antonio.
announced b. Mrs. T Morgan Waiting
ton and Miss Fanny Warrington OF hll
West Thirteenth street. for Saturday
afternoon for which the guests were
limited to the younger ma,ronS and
maids, has been postponed ON accoun,
OF conflicting events The future date
will be announced later
X u
Mrs Earl II Shelley. 44 West
Eighth street, entertained with a line
party yesterday. when her guests were
Mrs NJ Draper, Mrs. Clarence
Brainct MIR" " " +. Trugeon. Mrs.
George f. Gardner. Mrs. o. V Lee.
lirs {. q Pickering Mrs w 4.
Jackson and Mr>. \ Whi,ciord.
" 3
Mr., Fred DenniS OF ri Dorado Mrs
Frank b Sorg&t1. Mr., Charles I'd.
ward Johnson MIR, Charles h. Pope.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-10
Tomorrow's Events

Mrs. George X, williams and Mrs. u.
hartman. afternoon bridge In tho
home Of the former
Mr.. james ". Wheeler and Mrs {.
a White, bridge luncheon In the homo
Mn. j. N. hin and Mrs. A. l.. s,,-
erin, matinee part, for Mrs. Jame-
Lotus club dance. Euclid Hall
Daughter. Of tho American He'olu-
tion. Mrs. Albert ". khr.
New Century club. Carnegie Library.
Piertnh club. Mrs. Daniel " et~ter.
iortnixhtly Research club, Mrs. j. II.
{. l.. y G.. Mrs, Edwin Waite Me
Ladies' Music club chorus, First Free
byterian church.
>ilknrc club, Mrs. Allen ". street.
Inierurban club. Mrs. T.. huy Owens
and MIR. Charlie. II. Woods, matinee
party.
Iejeta Bridge club. Mr., Jsme. H.
Aullnway.
Imperial Auction club. Mrs. Hugh
etonuIn.
solree Bridge club, MIR. and Mr.. Eari
T. Campbell.
". g. 7, club. Mrs. J. II. Palmer.
" edno~dsy Auction club. Mrs, Harry
r IT, " 5. club. Mrs. II. A. ro-t,.-
waite.
Green Meadow NeedIow ork club. Mrs.
j. l.. Dryer,
kensinKton Embroidery club. Mrs. ".
y. Hills.
Industrial Art club, Mrs. u. VI III
dreth.
Armenia Crochet club Mrs, Bebocca
Flower.
Elite Embroidery club. Mrs James l..
Melton.
Royal Matrons club, Mrs Maurice
Daw~do
The Luncheon club, Mrr. Jes~ Jericho
". {. r. L., Carnegie library.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-10

J w McAle,ter, Mrs. Joseph lnmar.
Mrs W. II Mouscr, Mrs Charles Lin
thlcum, Mrs Joe pugh Mrs q White.
Mrs I'd Cutler and Mrs Charles Earl
Mrs smith was made president, Mrs
Del CucSta, secretary and treasurer, ard
Mrs. toreaker reporter The high score
Yesterday was made by the hostess
Mrs. McAleSter will entertain the club
IN two weeks at her home, us We"
wcntieth street
80
The meeting OF the Stoddard cluh
yesterday with Mrs Bernard Kauf
man, 1917 North Dewey avenue. was
postponed until next week on account
OF the death in Chicago Of Mrs. Betty
Bacr, the mother Of Mr. Maurice
Bacr, $50 West Nineteenth street
he Sans NOuci club which met last
evening with Mis-, Lena Upsher 22S
West Twelfth street will meet Mon
day a, the home OF Miss Martha Ayey.
l5-o North Kentucky avenue
Mrs +. p West, 1905 West Twenty
second street. entertained the Eight Pl-
rates yesterday, having as special guest,
Mrs Ben b Thornton and Mrs " y
flttS Mrs Thornton made the high
score Tor the guests and Mrs West for
the club which will meet next week with
Mrs J W Whitlock, 700 West Ninth
street
AZ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-10
Hit the Trail
Holiday

The Oycrholser Players arc hitting
the trail themselves this wcek-,he
trail OF fun mlrth and laughter, with a
lew hilarious Screams thrown in
when they present Hi, the Trail Holll-
day one OF the very Clcvcrcst come
dies from the pen OF that versatile &C
tor writer George Cohan. whose name
Is synonymous with pep and up-to-
date punch" The author is enough
10 assure an evening OF unalloyed en-
JoymeFT and with the very excellen,
manner OF production, this weeks bill
i' made another "one of the best OF the
season" Ii is full OF sharp points and
sharper counter points, lots OF life and
good situations
The pivot around which the play
swings is the dapper Broadway bar
tender forced first by a happy sense OF
fair play and later by uncomfortable
rapid fire action circumstances into
the strongest pillar OF temperance. be
coming al the same time veritable
fairy prince As Hlt-thc Trail. Holli
day Mr. Bnckert Is great. From the
moment he enters the barber shop OF
the tutteting temperance hotel to twist
the nose on the small town bully to
that when he marries the pastors daugh-
ter, having spread JOY and prosperity
" his wake. he is all to be desired
Manly and boySh at the same time.
this will be remembered as one OF hi.
best parts.
Miss HUFF has, as the pastors daugh
ter, only simple girllSh part with no
dramatic possibilities.
MIR. Brown. as the brewery king. the
tulliSh lord OF the town and Mr Wall.
ing, his spoiled son and heir, paint a
good picture OF like father, like son,
10th OF them doing splendid work.
A surprise OF the evening is Mr. Fill.
more. IN the character OF led Cusick.
the checker champion, whose amusing
and clever portrayal OF the part makes
one wonder he does not essay charac
ter work more often
Mi FORESTER as usual. makes the
raStor very much worth while.
The first scene is unique enough 10
he worthy oi notice. With ,ht four
Shaves-real to get acroS"-aside
from the various other liie-lke par.
aphernalia OF a barber shop, IL is no,
surprising that the audience, especially
the women, are enthuSed over the
"naturalneS" Of IL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-10
S22'a aG,!2;.ozsefNMzB

l Mrs, Charles Hubycka. Mrs. W. G.. A.
Jonte and Mrs. William O. Smythe of
NARROW were additional guests yester-
day when Mrs NJ { Milnet, olo North
Harvey, and Mrs Lee Van Wlnkle, 9lS
/ West Twenty street entertained
the Chafing Dish club at the home OF
/ the latter, The iayorS of the after.
noon were won by Mrs Pope. Mrs
! Thomas + Branlff Mrs. Louis H. Xii
bourne and Mrs NJ l.. Turner The
hostesses for next week will be an
! nounccd
Mrs Fred Dennis OF Fl Dorado, who
! Is the guest of DR. and Mrs Frank y
Sorgatz 9l3 West Twenty first street,
/ returns home tomorrow. DR. and Mrs
Sorgatl have bough, new home IN
the fourteen hundred block on West
lhfy-third street. to which they are
| planning TO move next week
Mrs f.. II Tennent Of McAleser,
arrived last nigh, 10 be the guest for
several weeks Of her daughter, Mrs
Clarence Bra,ne. and Mr Brane, 4jl
West Park place
y =
Mr. and Mrs " l. Alexander have
as their guest their daughter, Mrs. X.
W Shedd OF for, WORTH Texas.
Mrs. Colin S Campbell Of the Lee
lIucklnS hotel IS planning to leave next
week for several weeks visit with
relatives IN san Antonio.
*% y
Mr. and Mrs T. Guy Owens, VIZ
North Mckinley avenue. have as their
guest Mr. Jack Horne OF Muskogce.
Mrs Frederick J. Bate, Az West
| Ninth street, viii have as her guests
! tor the matinee at the O,erholSer the
ater tomorrow afternoon Mrs Isabel
Hamilton, Mrs Robert Whitfield and
| Mrs Frank Omberg OF Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs Robinson Stafford. who was Tie
guest ot Capt and Mrs Robert Whit
/ field of Oh West Seventeenth street.
! rett the last Of the week for visit with
relatives in Little Rock before return
ing to her home in Montreal, Canada
/ Mrs Whnield'S sister. Mrs Frank
/ Omberg. who Is also their guest re-
turns Thursday to her home in Mem
phS
! Miss Ethel Carleton of Arkansas City
arrived ye'terday to visit Miss Pauline
Garrison. who is spending her Easter
vacation with her sister Mrs. Ed Over
! holScr and Mr.. OvefholSer. lO8 West
Fourteenth street Miss Carleton and
Miss Garrison will leave Thursday to
re.enter Mount Carmel college at Wich-
ita where they arc seniors this year.
Mr. and Mrs William o. Smy,hc.
who have been the guests for severa,
day' Of Mrs Smythe'S parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, NJ /. Turner, ll4l North Robin
/ son street, returned to their home m
NARROW today
I The friends OF Mrs A. c Weicker.
/ lOi East Fifth street, who underwent a
MINOR operation ins St An,honys last
week, will he glad to know that she is
sufficiently recovered to he removed TO
her home.
I - ss
The Alpha Beta club will not meet to-
morrow. Mrs r. B. Fremont, 1910
North Stiles avenue, will entertain IT
April lS
a new bridge club was organized yes
terday at the home Of Mrs. {. T.. Gus
tenborder, l79 West Thirteenth street
The personnel OF the club includes Mrs.
| Custenborder. Mrs {. J.. Smith, Mrs.
Del Questa, Mrs. {. /. Foreaker. Mrs.
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Children's s Dresses

wet hardly NJ all and MS Tor the paper
caps the water ran oft them ~ ~ does
from - ducks bach
Mrs liitlcnu said lu,lr WlggnN and
hilll" were welcome Co the paper they
used and the r'Ni An, the squirrel 10,
took his waved soldier zap to srhoyl. and
10 WIS tho finest in the class
Nnd N tho lady Slipper flower doesn't
dance too hard ~ the lremnus sroN
hal and have 10 b" carried home uu the
flre shovel, TN tell YOU nrs' about Uncle
WiggiN aud Inykic.S rubber
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-10
CLUB WOMEN READY
FOR ANY SACRIFICE

NEW ORLEANS, La. April 10
The club women OF the United States.
10000 strong, will perform any neces
sary duties to help the nation in the
present crisis, Mrs. Josiah Evan,
Cowle' Of Los Angeles, president OF
the General Federation OF Women's
clubs, declared in an address delivered
a, the opening session here last nigh,
oi the biennial council meeting OF the
federation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-10
BAllaSting Contract Let

DtRANT, Okla, April 10 Spc
cialD-Ihc Frisco Railroad company
has let contract for hallastng their
Inc through Durant from Ardmorc 70
Hope Ark. with crushed rock. The
ballast will bc crushed at Lawrence.
Okla, at the rate Of 100 cars per dIg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-10
Great Demand for Teachers oi
Dancing.

Every town NJ s0OO and NJ wants
and needs y teacher Learn tho Hu,
trick system YOU can teach ufy as fast
and easy Rr nne can he taught Special
price now fnr the course guarantee YOU
TO hs n competent teacher In few week,
Call. write or phone l.. y puttrlck,
Teacher OF Dancing, Euclid liall. tlfy
Walnut SpI.
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How to Enjoy Your Summer Vacation

Learn TO dance by the Bu,trick sys
TEN. You can dance in any city and
with any partner Cls" starts Monday
at 3 p. m. Ladies 81, gents s.. Class
practice and assembly Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday nights for pupil. and
friends Private lesson, daily. Euclid
Hall Phone w. 97 -