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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-14
HAYS and T0TTEN
ARE RESERVED BY
ARDMoRE CLUB
Traded to Oklahoma City for
McCabe and Kaufman,

Officials OF the Ardmore club OF the
Western Assoclst ton have flied With j. II.
Farrell. secretary OF the National AS
ISOLATION OF Professional Baseball leagues,
claims for Catcher Hayes and Third
baseman Totten OF the Oklahoma Cil}
team.
E NJ. Duncan. president OF the Okla
homa City Baseball association, seemed
much rurprised yesterday when he
EARNED that the Ardmore club officials
had filod claims for thdse Two PLAYERS,
ss he had turned their names into Far
rell with The other players reserved by
Oklahoma City.
Traded for MccAbe and Kaufman.
Totten and Hayes camo 10 Oklahoma
city late In tho season OF 1917 In trade
with Ardmore. McCabe and Kaufman go
ing TO Ardmore.
At tho end OF the season Ardmore sent
IN the namos OF the players reserved by
them, and this list included not only Nc
CRbc and Kaufman, but Hayes ana Tot
ten also.
MALLS Farrell the Dope.
Mr.. Duncan mailed Secretary Farrell
all letters and kilograms In regard "a
the exchange OF the players Yesterday
and as the documents prove concluhivCA
TINT the trade between Oklahoma city
and Ardmore was In good faith. there iF
no doubt that Secretary Farrell viii
rue thai the players are the property of
the Oklahoma city club.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-14
BARRY LEADS IN
BIC SERIES CASH
Eddie Collins Ranks Second
in Collections

CHICAGO, Nov. N-Jaek Barry stu
leads the field IN money earned In world
series. although Eddie Collins, who
doesn't care much for coin, unless II has
Uncle Sans stamp on H. n CrOwdlng
him. Barry has been In six big Clasher
aud Collins IN i've Here-iH the flnan-
vial data on the athletes down TO date;
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-14

Cincinnati boxing promoters are keen
TO stage teturn betwesn Lightweight
Champion herny Leonard and Freddie
Welsh, the former titleholder.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-14
bR0NKIE TO TAKE
HENDRICKS JOB
Indians Field Captain 10 Be
Promoted 10 Leader,

lNblANApOBle. Nov lI.-should Jack
Hendricks, manager OF the indianapolis
club which won tho 1917 American aaso-
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Sport Chatter

Johnny Tillmau, tho ~, Paul boxer, an.
nounces no will donate 3 percent OF all
his earnings IN the ring 10 Tho Red Croee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-14

Tho athletic coaches At many OF
the military camps and naval ststIons
viii begin developing hockey teams
football season.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-14

England is planning to take ''N
chewing gum trade away from Ne
United States.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-14

1t has Ucen many dAy anAe lie
Vanderbilt eleven was so completely out
clAsBed ma vera tho Commodores In The
recent game with Georgia Tech,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-14

A game has been arranosa between
the syracuse and Nebraska football
teams, TO be played at Lincoln on
Thanksgiving day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-14

Unpaid telephone bills for the month
Of November are past due. II not paid
by S p. m. Of the 18th, service will be
discontinued. Southwest Bell Tel & Tel,
Co,-Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-14

Nearly 5000 women in New York
City earn a livelihood as bookkcepers,
cashiers and accountants.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-14

There we're five no.hit games IN tho
American league last season and ono no.
hit samo In the National league. In the
Johnson clrcnit the no-hlt twirlers were
Cicotte, CHICAGO vs. 81 Louis MoEridEe
New York vs. Boston Koob. ~ Louis
W, Chicago; Groom. 81. Louis W. Chit.
cuso shore, BOSTON vs. Washington The
si'Isie no.hlt game IN tho National vhs
pitched by Torry Of the Cincinnati team
In a game against Chicago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-14

Your boy may be serving in some
distant camp, and you can appreciate
what il will mean to him to know that
the good people nearby are interested
IN his welfare and are trying to make
him feel contented and happy - Mayor
Chandler in appeal to the citizens OF
Atlanta to raise their quota OF the war
camp community recreation fund.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-14

Hugo BeEdel Il out with boost foi
CHICK Ward The PlttHburgh manager
says Ward Is tho most promising pas
timer IN The Pirate crew.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-14

Tho celebrated Bethlehem soccer team
Is living up to It's reputation as cham
pions BY defeating nll comers.
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The repeal Of tho FrnNley boxing law.
effective November. IS. will not interfere
with the A. A. Z, issuing sanctions for
York
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-14

Despite the lack OF star orlddsrs
the Harvard lnforn,sIs have been
putting up . good article Of football.
Followers of the sport az Cam.
bridge didn't expect the tenn 20 be
wonder and any Wobblss on the
part o. the players are quickly over.
looked.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-14

Pitcher eradIey hoop, former ma.
Jor league HEAVIER, hsb q big season
In the Pacific Coast league. One OF
Nooa's brilliant stunts was the twlrl.
Ing OF u straight victories for Los
Angeles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-14

Coach Fred Walk,r has Developed
great football squad NJ williams Col.
legc, With student enrolment Of only
Il few hundred, williams has one Of the
strongest gridIron teams I'm tho country.
II IA said that Miller Hussins, the new
pilot OF the Yankees, favors Macon AZ
training camp 80 it ls likely tho Yanks
will return 10 the Georgia city next
spring Tor their annual workout.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-14

Eddie Grant, MGoso Mccormick and
Bill OHarA, three former New York
Giants. have joined tho greatest league
OF all and are doing their bil In France
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-14

Mike Collins, manager Of Fred Fulton.
Is new president OF the Minneapolis Box
Ing club. John \. Johnson, former speed
king IN bicycle ami skating events, Is
secretary OF tho same club
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-14

Gunboat Smith has lost his manager.
Jim Buckley The genial James Says
he iA through with managing scrappers
and henceforth will devote his time TO
promoting bouts.
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Prices All Women Can Paw

delicious and her service was very good
indeed But my housewiiely pride in the
success OF the meal was spoiled by the
behavior OF our guest
And yet there was nothing in his ac-
tions to which | could have taken the
least exception. II was simply that he
appeared 70 be studying me felt as
NJ were some queer species OF insect
under the microscope OF a scientist,
There was a subtle fascination about
the man. too, that ! recognized in spite
OF the distaS,e | felt for the mental
scrutiny which knew he was giving
me After that first long, keen, search
ing glance at me he was careful. or so |
imagined, not TO Startle me again by
any direct glance But ! had a queer
consciousness that there was no move
men,, no utterance OF mine that escaped
hi, careful study
| think | have never met so we'll in.
formed a man as our guest OF that eve
nlng A coSmopoli,e to his finger tips,
and with an unusual gli, OF turning ei
teC'Ne phrases, MS NlNid WORD pictures
carried US into the worlds hu,ie',
marts, and It's most remote places while
we listened spelhound
And then came the key to the ,i,ua
| tion
Careles,ly, and could not help bat
admire the adtoilneN with which he
did II, he followed an aceoun, Of his
visit to South American city with an
innocent appearing little question
Met a queer old chap there whom
I've wanted to meet again ever since
Never happened to run across him her,
IN New York, although understand
he's quite a character along Broadway
His name is Rober, Gordon DO yot
happen to know him.
(Copyrightedl
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l'}22!eG,!0:;. C. czs ~ T9H

meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs
Walter keSSlcr, jO4 West Pouawatomlc
avenue
There will be meeting oi the + +
q. club tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock
at the home OF Mrs. Frank J Wikol
$40 West Fourteenth street.
n II
Mr. Robert Bruce Young Of Fort
Worth, who was expected to arrive to-
day TO visit his grandmother, Mrs T.
NJ Richardson. ll24 West Eleventh
street, en- route home from the Virginia
Military academy Lexington, Va. will
not come until the latter part oi the
week. and his mother Mrs Bruce Young
ard Miss Florence Scott Of For, Worth,
no, until Monday
4 4 y
The Missionary federation oi Okla
homa CITY will hold It's annual all day
meeting FRIDAY June Is in the Pilgrim
Congregational church beginning at 10
o'clock Luncheon will be served at
noon
Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Wclhener OF 1913
West Twenty seventh street, have as
their guest ior several weeks the lat
ter's sister, Mrs Marion White and
little son Willis Of Tishomngo
y
The friends OF Mr, Chester " Rath-
bun OF l42 Wc, Seventeenth street
who has been quite seriously III for a
number Of week.. VIII be glad 70 learn
that her condition i, improved
The Stoddard club will meet Friday
with Mrs Jules Bloch. IA West Eigh-
,eenth street. This will be the last
meeting OF the year
Il
The announcement is made Of III,
marriage on Sunday afternoon at
/ o'clock Of Miss Frances Longan to Mr.
! John Gilbert OF Edmond, which wa
/ solemn1ed at the home OF Mrs Aman
ia Curry ljl West Second street, by
: the Rev II L. Van Horn Only mem
bcrs Of the immediate families wit
messed the ceremony The bride is ;
daughter Of Mrs A. 2 Loonan, 100,
South Shartel avenue Mr. and Mrs
Gilbert will be at home at 5O7 Soutl
Shartel
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Member of Beauty
Squad of Sisters
Weds London Man

LONDON, June l2-The Morning
Post says Mrs Reginald Brooks,
daughter Of { d Langhorne OF Green
woods. Va, was married in London
last Saturday to the Hon. Robert II
Brand. partner in the banking firm OF
Lazard Bros & Co
Mrs Brooks was formerly Phyllis
Langhorne She obtained a divorce
from Mr Brooks in prs and was re.
ported to have been engaged to marry
Captain The Honor George Henry
Douglas pennaut OF the Grenadler
guardsfEho was killed in battle in
March, i9lS
Mrs Brooks was one OF five sisters
who were noted for their beauty the
other. being Mrs Waldorf Astor OF
London; Mrs. Moncure Perkins Of
Richmond, Va; Mrs. Charles Dana
Gibson of New York, and Mrs Paul
Phipps of London
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-12
If Too Fat
Get Fresh Air
How You May Reduce a
Pound Daily and Improve
Health Amazingly

Lack Of fresh air, il is said, weakens
the oxygen-carrying power OF the
blood, the liver becomes sluggish, ia,
aceumulates, the heart action becomes
weak, work is an eiior, and the beauty
OF the figure is destroyed
Fat put on by indoor LIE is un.
healthy and rit nature IS no, assisted
IN throwing II off, a serious case oi
obesity may result,
Don't wal, until your health is ruined
through carrying around a burden Of
unsightly and unhealthy fat
Spend some time daily in the open
air; breathe deeply and get from an,
druggist box of oil OF korein cap.
sules; take one after each meal and
one before retiring at night, also fol.
lowing the other simple directions tina,
come with the box,
Weigh yourself every few day, ant
keep up the treatmen, until you ar,
down to normal. Oil Of korein !. alb
soiutely harmless, is pleasant to take
helps the digestion, and even few
days treatment is likely TO show !
noticeable reduction in weight Thii
system has succeeded when other rem
edies, etc, have failed. II Is the de
light OF those who wish to improv,
their figure and acquire younger ap
peatshce--Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-12

VERE'S the missing chatelaine OF
RI the castle, Drake, properly peni-
Dieky led me forward TO meet the
guest he had brough, home with him
for dinner with a little air OF pride
which secretly resented He behaved
exactly as IL he were showing off some
possession that he had purchased.
iel, decidedly foolish as stood be-
fore this unknown with my arms full Of
hi, flowers. Dicky had insisted upon
piling IN, rose, Mr.. Drake had brought
me a, a dinner courtesy into my arms
before | came downstairs, and with the
strong consciousness of looking ridicu-
lou, upon me ! could hardly summon
courage to raise my eyes TO those OF my
guest
DO YOU always reward ,ardine" il
a hos,e. in this way, Mt Drake"
asked IN, question, indicating the roses
as spoke hoping tha, the sound OF my
own voice ut,erins the triviali,y woult
restore my seli-pos,ession.
II, |, good Of you to call IL reward,
he said, bowling with an air that knew
could only have been acquired abroad
There was NO trace OF accent IN hi
voice, however, even though his mex
words were hardly those in which IN,
average American would couch his rec
ogni,ion OF courtesy done him
MY poor rose, are too much hon
oted," he said impres,ively 81 All
afraid they are too heavy for YOU"
Il shall put them in water directly.
returned "Dicky will YOU yet M
tina, tall brown jar IN the lbfary'"
Dieky obediently departed. and pu
the rose, On table near me, and busie
myself in their arrangement wa
glad ul something TO occupy me, gla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-12
BY Aletha Barr Taft.

~ ,RRS. J. ] LUENlNG of 5lS
MMl East Ninth street, enter
NNJl t.ined informally this after
noon. complimentary to Mrs
Fred +. Barthman OF 90 West tigh-
teenth street. who is leaving soon Tor
her future home IN Green Bay, WIS
and Mrs Warren Gartsldc who has
recently come to this city from Chr
rago 10 live The guest, were Mrs. a.
g Wclhcuer. Mrs. Marion White OF
Tishomingo, Mrs. A. A. Cam, Mr."
Walter Birdscyc, Mrs. Knox b Hen
derson, Mrs. William Kraft, Mrs. Lou
McManes, Mrs d. l.. Kelchner, Mrs
{. II. Cooke, Mrs. Shirley Qutollo
Mrs A. Heierdng, and Mrs Mat
thew Ross McNey
The street dance and carnival gwen
last night in Harndale under the aus
piccs OF the war service auxiliary was
success IN every way, socially ana
financially Dancing was enjoyed IN
q roped-oii space at the intersection
e Fifteenth street. and here over two
hundred OF the younger set enjoyed inc
very excellent music OF the Elks band
donated through the generosity OF the
Elks lodge OF the city Booths from
which ice cream cones. soda pop.
candy, peanut, were dispensed, en-
loved a ilourshlng trade. Vendors
wearing clown caps OF red, white, and
blue hawked the various wares, IN ad-
dition to balloons and whistles to tho
crowds IN the machines parked along
the different streets A fortune tell
ing booth and candy wheel both proved
successful and popular The electric
lights strung back and forth across the
streets, drew over almost thousand
people who stopped for intervals to
watch the fun and to donate their
nickels and dimes to the good cause
for which the benefit was given, the
fund for the Oklahoma National
guards. In the Liberty bond contest
the favored one was Mrs w. n. Bald.
win of III West Seventh street with
number eighty-nlne.
The dance and carnival netted the
auxiliary $l0j0S, the total net gain OF
the venture being $500 in round mum
bers, and the members are most CRATE
iul to their friends and the public
whose interest and material aid did
the most toward making the affair the
final success that il was The per
sonnel of the auxiliary includes Mrs
James f Sharpe, Mrs Harrison NJ
Smith, Mrs Joseph Hoffman, Mrs
Charles w York, Mrs Royal w. Car.
son. Mrs Roy f. Bledsoe, Miss Bes'
Stewart Miss Blanche Bowman, Miss
Blanche Claggett Miss Fanny Wat
lington, Miss Helen Ledbetter, Miss
Laura and Miss Rosa EnochS, Miss
Olioe and Miss Elgin Herring Mis-
Helen Gloyd, Miss Madeline Cottng
ham, Miss Edith Miller. Miss Dorcth,
Craycroit and Miss Margare, Pe,tec
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ b Blake OF 100
Yves, Sixteenth street who rno,ored tc
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rngwom Ai,cr using one cake N Gut.
cura Soap and two bosesof Ointment Tor
,sn weeks ! ~s entirely healed "
tSgnedl Nj. Mary Ruehl, in w.
Cross ST.. Baltimore, Md, May .. 1910.
Cu,icura Soap and Ointment are ncs
only mos, valuable for the treatment n
pimples. blacsheads, redness and rough.
ness, dandra and irri,a,ed sralps, buo
their great mission IL to prevent WcA
conditions They are IDEAL for every
toile, and nursery purpose. Besdsa
Il isa pleasure 10 use them.
fm Free sample Essh n nseuBu
Mail addte. postcard 'Cuelouun
Dept. n. HostoN." Sold evesyvAeso.
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Peace Concluded on Spot
NOMINEES FOR CHAMBER
BOARD ARE SELECTED

Following are the twenty one noml
nces. irnm whom seven are 20 be chosen
as directors oi the Oklahoma City
Chamber Of Commerce
William Nee, Anton II Claven.
Floyd Thomp,on, Fred Bearly, Rev
Phil {. BAIRD. y. N Witt. Rev. J.
Frank Roach, John X Boardman. ! II.
Johnston, John A. Brown. {. +. nen,
lev. Joseph Myer, n Burwell { n
Russell. George fredetiekson, Robcr,
NJ Scott l. " Fatnum, VI u Scott
ID W Collins, g. q. Schlberg and ! s
Nahan
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gu, ~ bad ,ha, | was
ashamed 20 60 out. They
were red and came to .
head and ieaered causing
terrible itching which heps
me awake nearly ell night.
They lasted imr monihs.
My bruthef told me IN
use seCu,icufsSoapsndOint.
men, AZ they healed him of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-12
Hitching Posts Go.

WAukOMlS, Okla, June l2-(Spe-
ciaD-The council here has passed an
order taking the hitching posts off the
main street and moving them around
on the side streets, giving the main
thoroughiafe over 70 the automobiles,
The latter will he compelled to head
in to the curb.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-12
$500 Vote to Stop
Making of Liquor

PITTSBURGH, Pa, June BY
unanimous vote the $500 delegate,
attending the national conference oi
charities and corrections passed reso.
luton urging congress 10 enact Law
prohibiting the manufacture and sale
" Intoxicating liquors IN the United
States tot the period Ut the wal and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-12
Bandits Wife
Makes Peace
With Victims
Romance Features ReConCilia-
ton Between People and
Caucasus Robbers,

PETROGRAD, June l2-Band,s OF
kakhaetia in the Caucasus, who, under
local Rob Roy, Aohme, Ju,i, for ten
years have terroriIed the dwellings in
the valleys, numbering, plundering and
KIDNAPPING women, have just effected a
reconciliation with their victims under
romantic circumstances.
People Organize for Defense.
Alter the revolution the kakhaetians
organized seli-deiense societies and a
short time ago called a massmee,ing
at Gudjiani railway station, from which
raid against the robbers was pro-
posed. During the meeting ENJOYS OF
Aohmet appeared armed TO the teeth
and announced ,ha, although they had
no conscientious objection against con-
tirulng the feud, they were equally
willing to eopolude peace.
The obdurate kakhaetian, replied that
bandits already captured by them must
he handed over to the authorities for
punishment, The meeting promised to
end IN a general disagreement when
more bandits appeared, esoorting Aeh-
NETS wife, a beautiful young woman
Of Christian origin whom Aclnnet after
kidnapping in 1913, converted into a de
voted partner.
Peace Concluded on Spot.
Following the example OF the Sabine
women, the bandits wife fell on her
knees, shed tears and SO touched the
hearts Of the ineensed citizens that
peace was concluded on the spot, A
resolution was adopted declaring tina,
the iniamie, committed by the bandit,
were due 10 the damaging influence oi
au,ocracy A committee was dispatched
to the minister Of Justice with a pc
,i,ion asking for the qua,hing Of pend
ing prosecution,
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Excelsior Springs, ten days ago are
now in Hot Springs Ark, for visit
4 4
Miss Genelle Halle OF ITO West
Eighteenth street, left Yesterday for
Lafayette. Ind. TO visit Miss Eliza
beth Beach. who will be remembered
as the guest oi Miss Halle last fall.
X n
Mrs NJ {. Everhart and little
daughter. Elizabeth. and Mrs II L.
Sheehey OF Sherman, Texas. arrived
Yesterday to he the guests OF their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Ell
lott Of lllJ West Nineteenth street,
until after the wedding OF their sister.
Miss Mildred Catherine Elliott and
Mr.. Frederick Elmer Suits which is an
interesting social event OF Thursday
Mr.. Everhar will come tomorrow to
attend the wedding
The members OF the Ready-t Help
club witt give picnic breakfast Fri
day at Belle Isle park
Mrs. Arthur Burkett and baby OF
Drumright, Okla, has come to spend
the summer with her parents. DR. and
Mrs George Garrison, 2O5 Wes,
Nineteenth street
There will be a meeting OF the Navy
BOYS Sisters club in the Sou,hweS,
room OF the library on Wednesday
June 20 at , 30 o'clock Anyone de
string information NAV call Mrs. Julia
! Elllcy Bewley OF l709 West Thirty.
fifth street, telephone Walnut 1852
y
The friends OF Mrs l.. {. Baker Of
/ l2ll North Broadway will regret tc
learn that she is confined to her hom,
with severely sprained foot
= y
Mrs X Elmer Freeman Of lO4 Nor,f
Dale avenue wen, to Tulsa Saturday tC
spend several days with Mr. Freeman
who is there on business.
Miss Margaret Archdeacon is IN,
guest for few days OF Miss Rrtl
Thompson. ll4l Dale avenue.
Miss Arehdeaton, Mi. Gladys Dren
nan. 1888 North Robinson avenue an,
Miss Margaret Coleman Of Chickash;
are leaving June Il for Holli,ter, Mo
10 attend the Y. W c A. conference
an annual even, OF the association. The,
will vo 10 Charlevoix, Mich. later I,
attend the Kappa Alpha Theta oonven
ton Mis-" Cotinne Breeding oi Il
Highland circle, will accompany then
TO Holl,Ner
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie, Emery Var
Ardsdale OF Ch,ckaxha. whose marriag
was an event Of June were the week
end guests Of Mr.. Van Atsdale', par
cn,s, Mr. and Mrs. g. f. Van Arsdal,
East Eighth street,
Mr. and Mr., Burgess Purdom Of o.
West Twenty. second stree, will 90 4
Yukon Saturday 10 reside permanently
Mr. purdom having been made taiii
manager for the Yukon mills.
Mr.. l.. J. Barton Of l0l East Thir,
street will presen, his pupil, Mi. Hele'
Webher, soprano, IN recital this evenin
at & o'clock in the Trinity Bap,is
church, Twen,y-,hird street and Doug
la, avenue, with Merle McCat,y Wes
as aceompanSt Bernice Mann, pianist,
OF Shawnee will aSsis, Miss Webher
Mrs James K. Cot,ingham oi VI
J West Seventeenth street. IS spending
few DAYS in Kansas City. She will r,
turn Friday
Mr. and Mrs, Harrison N Smith q
the Juprenka apartments will be a
home after Saturday for the summ,
in the home Of Mr. and Mrs Roland
Smith, Wl West Nineteenth street. VIII
are leaving then In their car 10 spen
. the summer IN Estes patk Col
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for one year after the war. Passage
OF the resolution marked one OF tho
few times ,ha, the conference has raised
rs voice on any nnhlic issne.
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The Countess OF Feyersham Is the
widow OF the second Earl OF Fever
sham. who was killed in action on the
French front last year Before her
marriage she was popular in society
as Lady Marjorie Blanche Eva Greville
daughter oi the Earl and Countess OF
Warwick Her elder son, Charles
Slingsby Duncombe, third Earl OF Few
crsham, was born in November. 1906