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The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-30
WOULD ANNUL
 CITIZENSHIP

Portland - The last act in the governments prOsecution that sent Attorney Max Cohen to McNeil's Is- land prison several years ago was staged before Federal Judge Bean today when the governments Deti- ton G0r the annulment of Jake Gronich's naturalization papers was argued. The case was taken un- der advisement.
 In an effort to save Gronich from prison for white slavery in 1911 Cohen committed the act that led tn his conviction for suborna- ton of perjury. His co-conspirator was Esther Wood, a woman whom Gronich had brought to Portland from Ohio.
 Cohen was sentenced to two years imprisonment and had practi- cally served his term when he was pardoned.
 Gronich was convicted despite Cohen's efforts and was sentenced to five years Imprisonment, of which he served four.
 While Gronich was in prison the government started proceedings to annul his citizenship on the grounds that it was secured through perjury of witnesses who swOre he was of good moral character, when in fact, he was an underworld character, Gronich is an Austrian.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-30
WOULD BUILD BRIDGE
 ACROSS SKAGWAY RIVER

The cooperation of the members Of the Commercial Club has been asked in a project which provides for a small suspension bridge over the Skagway river, somewhere near tide water, that will connect the lown with the trail leading over to Smuggler's cove.
 A bridge built of two steel cables from which would be suspended a floor sufficiently strong to sustain a considerable weight could be built at an estimated cost not to exceed $3OO.OO, and it could be built high enough to avoid any dan ger from highwater. It would be necessary to build concrete pier on the East bank of the river to which the cables could be anchored, and on the West side the cables could be anchored in the solid native rock.
 There are a number of beautitul spots within a short distance of the center of town which could be made accessible if there was 8 small amount of money spent on bridges and trails.
 Each year this question comes up and each year there has been some work done, but if a concerted ac- ton was taken towards this end and enough interest taken by the busi- ness men, it is not at all improbable that funds could be secured from other sources than popular subscrtp- tion to meet the expenses of build ing and maintaining trails.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-30

Reports from the operating de- pertinent of the White Pass states that No. ? Rotary blow reached Summit last night and that the storm which has ragged across the line for the past few days had suf- ficientlY abated to permit of Ro- tary blow No. l, which had been stalled at the 26 mile post to work her way out and that she is
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-30
DYNAMITING ICE TO
 FREE LOGS KILLS FISH

Bend, Or, Jan. 3O-ThOusands of trout in the Deschutes river are being killed by constant blasting which has been necessitated to free logs from the ice for the big mills located here. Dynamiting has been resCrted to at frequent intervals since sunday, and it is believed the fish in that portion of the river used as a mill pond are practically eXterminated.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-30
WINDY ARM MINES
 TO INSTALL LARGE
 CONCENTRATING MILL
IContinueu from page 1.)

CT and as good as those of Penn-
 sylYania; lead mines equal to those
 of Idaho or Missouri, and silver mines as great as tRose of Idaho or
 CrIorado. And not 8 thousandth, part of the territory has been even
 prospected. Placer discoveries which
 in the other days would have caus-
 ed a stampede to the new diggings are being discovered every few
 weeks in some part of the gold
 districts. and people from the jar
 Eastern States are beginning to sit
 up and take notice. And when Edl- son or some other genius shall dis cover methods for storage and trans mission of electric power for long distances Alaska can easily, with her water powers now running to
 waste, develop sufficient electric
 energy to drive the mills and Tac-
 tories of the world, The great gia- cier streams which now only do damage and carry destruction Ill their path, will some day be harm essed to do the will of man and become blessings to the human nam fly. Alaskan waters can and will produce enough fish to feed the millions of earth, and the people are just finding this out. As one result of this discovery SkagWay, in common with other Alaskan cities will this aeason have an opQortun- ity to receive and entertain many thousands of tourists who are even now making reservations which will tax the carrying capacity of all steamship lines north from Seattle and Vancouver all summer and late into the coming fall. In some cities the fact of being tnterested in Alaska business enterprises had the effect Of bringing to my hotel hundreds of men and women anxio'E to learn something of this most wonderful country. It was my priv iIege to address several large audiences by invitation on the sub jecA of Alaska and the Great Northwest" and hundreds of ques- tions were asked by interested lis teners. Alaska citizens can scarce ly realize the interest manifested in this section by thousands of people all over the Eastern country"
 Colonel Dewey has traVeled ex- tensiyely, being for many years special agent of the Federal Gov ernment at Washington, and his opinion should be of value in as sisting Alaska to secure self-goFern- ment and some of the other things she is seeking at the hands of con- gress. The Colonel is an Elk and has been 8 frequent visitor to .b. Elks Club since coming ct skag- way.
 Referring to the operations on Windy Arm ,Mr. Harper stated IL was the plan of the syndicate hold nc inc Conrad properties, to re bahtlitate the mill at tha Venus
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-30
SOPHIA WEDNESDAY FORENOON

Agen' Hal Johnston, of the Can aGian Pacific Company received cable advice this morning stating that the Princess Sophia had sailed from Ketchikan at an early hour this morning and would arrive in this port sometime tomorrow fore noon. She has 100 tons of freight ard 26 passengers for this port.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-30
KING B0REAS' TRENCHES FLOWED
 OyT BY MONSTER ROTARYS

also al Summit. One of the engines which was stalled a short distance back of Rotary No. l, had gotten into Summit at noon, and this after noon both rotaries will grind their way to the stalled mixed freight and passenger train, and 1t is thought that it will be brought in tonight about six o'clock.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-30
CAPT JACK CRAWFORD
 NEARING DEATHS PORTAL

Chicago, Jan. 9O-Captain Jack Crawford, the famous poet and scout, is reported by his physicians to be slowly dying.
 Capt. Crawford was 8 great friend of Col. Wm. Cody, and many Of the formers poems and stories have the latter as the hero or principal character.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-30
SHOOT US NOW!"
 DESERTERS' PLEA.

Spokane, Jan. 30-"Shoot us now! Don't send us bak to Ger maDy-they'H only shoot us there" vas the plea of three deserters from the German navy, arrested in Spo- kane for larceny. They're safe from the kaiser for the time being. Three months, 'said the judge.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-30

According to advice received by Agent Shaw of the Alaska s. s. Company, the steamer Jefferson sailed from Wrangeu this morning early and will arrive in this port sometime tomorrow forenoon.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-30

EENTL EMEN-We offer you Har- mony Pipe Blend as the newest
 discovery in the art of blending tobaCcos. 15c, in the cream-col- ored- ut brown tin. 'Keller Bros.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-30
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days

Your druggist will refund money ii PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or P-otruding Piles in 6 to IA days. The f-r' application gives Ease & Rest. Soc.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-30

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-25

NJ the hat. and when he saw the hall
coming toward him D., sNuug at 10 POS
hard ns Ic could
PUNK -runN" went tho hat ON the
hg''. thf 'uW' uf i'' animal hnNf cried
oh ho missed 49,"
40 Do" didn't cried the others
"i r,lr N.ggly has kun kud the ball
uu' - nghr lIH can make homo
ruu''
And Ms fast us hc could go. nNBy ron
ih' rabbit gentleman 1'nIud IN bases
Al the animal Uu.g looked fnr no, npll
w lsongours had hii hut it Was not iu
sight They stared up ai m" sAr hut mo-
N7ll could they .D, And then. when
plate. having mnAo hom'fun. thor"
h'u1n 30 t.ft down ont uf IN" Hluda
SOME little. fine acrpa ~ mr1I like hi1
cot rain
Yharr this" r,d tho animal boy
n'N 'N'nNrfs
rclr N.rgil, uiust have Knocked Tho
.nl n1 On pieces std Snmmir. and
these are tho odds and ends coming
down WIZ. the, rr uiig Of meat ne
yird pi"kinU SOME up Wait min.
ui,'' rriud tnelc WirgilN. running over
tn his automobile Yes. hv ,R'rI
hack, second later That's what ~
was. I struck Bt meat 'lll Hud
Knocked ~ ON to piece. Nu'au Jane
uI' iu WN auto SOME ,hUuN,1 Uu meat
hH"s in lr'rg Nnwo fn' sUIu.r N,llIH
~'H'illl WUs' have picked uu uuu NJ
tho meat hpl'1 instead of tn. baseball.
iN throw lp,N tu Wlliv. Hnd I U' %
So wonder Ne flew tI io uirrDH
but ,uu wndn huwyruu said rl.
Do. the gonl Hs someone found IN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-25

man as h" read Nurse james note when
U'lu NicgiN handed lt 90 him Just
NJ there ~ your automobile turl, Nig.
kIll, 'ud lll bring them out in q ilfiN
Hnd M" pig butcher hurried h9Uk iutu lis
-''rT. -7rt 0r Whispering 10 himself
Then ne mad. noise like sharpen u'ug a
Knife and Uncle NiEEiy sat in lfs auto
mobile W,tiugl
There ,uu at-'' called lNr butcher.
Ns he came putting out lIttl" later. Ba
hr wac Nyr} .nt All Wrapped up nice
ana proper like
y suppose j,'s something for my sup.
nor" said Uncle WigriN And now. pa
long us I have 10. and can't forget I'm
going io loHk once more for 1u liN,u.
tIr,
$50 hc rode ON and ON In h0s automobile
pUt rr'ti! soon Hs lu J1Wf u"1f N u.
field h" heard voice, shUu'Iug
That's the WAY Run luN. luu.
Knock uui n home run llr'E'
Goodness mo" Thought uUlr MigriN
That sounds Ike animal bows PLAYING
baseball must stop am sa'rh
And surely enough. thorc vas Simm.c
ilrl,nll. tho rabbit Johunic and bilir
, Rush,ttil the squirrels. lnrki" aud
Poetic Row Wow tho puppy dog bows
and man, others having = game ot hall
iu the lot
.Oh. come on unrlo wFluy called
R'Nr NHrtpN tho goat char who was
pitching the hpll Come nN, have a
.Hwr with us'
I'm too uld H spoke tho rabbit sen.
/ ll'wtu sort ~ msN'ul nk' 1ul huFHg
.Nui ~ Hll'' "rivd tine bows. Como
ON You vnu hNi 'hr h,ll ~ tUHu py
Jimmie NInhrvuhnlc the duck hH DO
/ An hrht." said uu.'o Viur, 'or
/ hn did NOT want 90 lIstrHDIW 'hr Nil,
animal chars SLOWLY tho bunny nm I'
b uut down uut uf lla uUtn nui walked
I over 10 tho hnmc plate. NJ vNiuH tirnd
/ limmlr, swinging hH bn, under NlH
+ Wiug
I la.kip Hov Wow vino Vna rnfUWur tho
/ balls nulr Wbgtrn V1a prrhur
q won't Oh" What lo ,uu ,n. 'N'if'
/ cried Jimmie, and he struck 1' the hHN
I - hard that hp tYUu around Nkp iHv
| wheel on ROLLER skate
/ "whsvksu" went tho hat ou the ball
| 'nh. Jimmie ma hit u'' .ri0d some
! ~ the animal 'rts That's r. fine one
I Run. Jimmie Rum"
! so Jimmie ran. or Onld.cd a. fns' as
l he could. aud hc anfc., reached rtnnd
/ hase before Neddis NuNail tho hear
| hoy got the hnll vhI.h frll ueRr Uncle
/ Wireil,'s automobile
/ Now. hurr, Uncle NrrNi n'a Nout
/ turn" sald Diuie Warlnl. the goat bnv.
Who was soing 10 pitch sssin tho hall
I that Neddie tossed 20 him seH 10 YOU
can MT n. Uncle WiEriN'
Yes. hii n sn hard That ,ou .nr make
home run oil the VR, afonnd tho
bases before anyone throws n ihs Itr
tn put YOU out explained S1mma
/ itilrtau
nm tr,." asl JnHc wierIN. ieiut
Inns ms pink nnso ~ took % fIm hold
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-25
Our Fighting Men

Brig Gen Harvs + Hodges, com.
manding the North Atlantic coast ar
tillery district. is one Of the foremost
engineers Of the United States army
In the planning and building Of the
Panama canal he was the right hand
man oi General Goethals, the chiei en-
gincer General Hodges was born in
Massachusetts in 1890 and graduated
from West poin, in 1891, standing
fourth in his elias" III his early career
IN the army he was employed on W
IjouS works ot river and hathor i'm
provementS and also served as an in
structor at the West Point academy lie
reached the grade OF captain in 1898
and during the war with Spain served
as colonel OF the First United States
volunteer engineers During the Amer
lean occupation OF Cuba he served a,
chief engineer officer in the island
Then came a period oi seven years oi
service on the Canal zone, during which
tune he was III full charge OF the dc
signs OF locks. dams and other works ON
the great iS,hman waterway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-25
Try This If You
Have Dandruff

There is on, sire way thlSncycr fails
e remove dandruit completely and that
i, go dissolve IT, This destroys it en-
,ircly TO do this, lust get about four
ounce, Of PLAN ordinary liquid aryon
apply j, at night when retiring, use
enough to moistcn the scalp and rub it
in gently with the finger tips
by morning most II not all. OF your
dandruif will be gone. and three or four
more application, viii completely DIS
solve and entirely destroy every ,lng!s
sign and trade OF It. no matter how
much dandruii YOU may have.
You will find. too, that all itching and
digging OF the scalp will stop instantly,
and your hair will he fluffy lu,'rouS
glossy silky anl ,piI and look and feel
hundred times better
You can get liquid arvon at any drug
store II is inexpensive. and four ounce,
is all YOU will need This simple remed :
has never been known to iail-Ady
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-25
l)V(IFNI66IN
ANDHlShLS
RyMoAan GdlIS

Uncle Wlaully's Home Run.
tCop, ,right, 1917. hy Mcclure NoNspnpcr
SNndi,atrl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-25

Mrs Hubert l. Bolen OF l25 East
Park place, had as her guests ior tho
matinee at the OvcrholSer thcatcr this
afternoon, Mrs NJ Gayle Mrs J
cRoy Saddlcr Mrs Charles II Nhu-
bert Mrs ] { Cornish Mrs Sigmo"d
Golstcin, Mrs { K Phelps and Mrs
|. {. feltner Tea was enjoyed in
inrr, 4 IL alirr The rnatInrr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-25

ar yERE you are, Un,le Wire,l, ''
'h called Nurse Jane luxyy Wuggy
i tho wuskftt lady huusckopppr. In
the bunny gentleman ~ no
started away from his hollow rtump
hunenlow one morning licrcs tho
note %
What uo,e'" Mr. Lonrcsrs wanted
To know
Tho note sn YOU won't forget vh,,
you are roirr 10 gct fof me N the
store. answered tho muskfnt lady. Inupb
INK so that her Whlakcts fnppcd up aud
down like sewing machine You're 10
call Rt the butcher shop, and I have
written down on this piece of paper what
you ntc tn bring "a
Then I Won't have to remember and
cant forget as did the time
started 10 gct SOME cold medicine aud
fcfsot what | wanted until Mamie made
mo snce8e With her Hover bouquet" said
lurlc MiggilN
AN rlght. Nurse Jane. IN hflnr what.
e,et YOU have written in this note
Then the bunny uncle hopped into his
automobile. and. ne he was IN hurry
10 find an adt outure he spriukleh some
pepner on the bologna sausage tires TO
make them so faster
over the fields and through tho woods
rode the rahhlt gentleman, looking ON
all sldrs for an adventure, but he could
not seem tp find any
4 guess IN stop At the butcher store
and hand IN Nurac James note" said NJ
LnnEears after hit Then rpn
ride nn ~ fnr Ne please"
"Nh ha So that's what shr wants.
eh' eN.lnim"l The his, 'ai Wig gentle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-25
Tomorrow's Euents

=. Wedding ~ Miss Frances McInni. and
Dir. Pollok Austin Wallace In the hom.
Of III. bride, parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
FRANK a. NcInnis.
y. ,ounr, ard Mrs, Frank y. Iinch.
bridge luncheon In the skir,in hotel
Mrs. ". 4 toblin, ! o'clock luncheon
In honor of Mrs. l.. u. Dresbach.
Mrs. Willard II. Blenkmor~. luncheon
for the mem hers of the Las Vegas
iiridse Luncheon club.
silver Tea. trutraI Fresh, terisn
church ladies nj the home Of Mrs. \.
4. Watson.
Military hall. given b, the member.
of the Junior camp oi the American
Milit"r, league at Donnell, Reid hall.
HAPPIER At, 4. l.. %, Mrs. Paul ".
Ntrirbs.
The Bride- club, Nr.. 4, J.. Welsh.
Thursday UridEe Luncheon club, Mrr.
Hunter \. trn,rrof aud Mrs. " II.
'rnne In the home of the former.
\lcgre Amign. club, Mrs. e.. Law
n.s,uuie club. Mrs. J. =. Con
sans soucl Bridge club. M" Mollie
thrrrl,
old Colon, club, Mrs. Norman 4.
Soiree bridge club. Mr. aud Mr..
james thrstham.
Jefferson Park Auction club. Mrs. A,
A. Davis.
social Five Hundred club. Mrs. y. II.
sigsnthalrr.
j. u. Hridge club. Mrs. John spears.
Coreop-l. Dinner club. Mr. aud Mrs.
.. r u. ,lHb, .Mr. Grover torb'.
'. &. & club, Mrs. \ \, Doughty
Home Art club. Mr.. 4 >. Winans.
-. A. \. T., club. Mrs. q. ". 'nlls-
~. ~ " - club, Mrs, Theodore
sterling JhimbI. club. Mr.. y. e.. king.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-25

OF Burlington. \. &. Mss blanche
Claggctt. Miss Lillian Edwards. Miss
Be>S Stewart. Mise, Helen and Ruth
Suckney, Mis-, Stacia Oakcs Mis-,
Helen I .cdbet,cr Mis-, Nary IIarrah.
N;s. ui,,o,o Nm, NJ, -,
A.ah,,a' " e.. .t''"' ,t.I, D., '''".,l
~ Ci.,o., ,,,i,,.. ''''
'' y g
Mrs. Cyril +. Cl,mcr has issued in.
y,ta,inns To- tea to be given At her
home 92O West Twenty second street
,,rtorL -
=
The annual Founder, day banauct
# the III Beta Phi fraternity will be
giyen Saturday evening A, 30 o'clock
i, ,h. leo II,cL,r, L,,I
y
.lrs. Charles + Colcord and Mis-,
Caroline Colcord. 42l West Thirteenth
street. left thi, afternoon for Tulsa 10
attend the CALI Curci concert
4 y 4
MI and Mrs. Earl HeniIcy. who have
been living al the Nkiryln hotel since
their return from their wedding trip
are now at home IN the Juprcnka apart
r1cntS. Thirteenth street and Harvey
'pcnd week in Tulsa
Inc 'ucnd' oi Mrs William y Sal.
mon, zl8 West Nm'h street. VINO under
went an operation yesterday m the I'm
lrr>'W hospital "''I be gIad TO know
mat 'he stood the operation well and
'hat hcf CONDITION = very favorable
Nj" Anne Nnodgra(,, Miss Louise
Norley' Mrs Harry I iiarrclSon. Mrs
Etne,t Notley and Mrs. William y
peh9Id made UP 'heater party at the
ONcthoINer thcater I'M, afternoon
u, ,,I NJ D.. r..., s,o
w., ~, an ..,r ''N .o,.,p,u. 'e
wv Ir.,, m;Y eir 'm,,,, e'','il",I ,t ,'
.,1 m ~, E., '"n '"I' II.,J.. ,,I""s "''' ", Z"
b.anrhc ,lagge'i and Mr.. Harry New
h'Il as additional guest Mr.. Ne"hlII
received the ia'of OF the evening, he
''uh w'II meet IN two weeks win MI
and Mrs. lanes ] kilpatuCk iu their
!, new home 1917 West 1hrty.irst street,
-
Inc seven oIlock Dinner club met
last evening with DR. and Mrs K, +
Looney, 1910 North Klein avenue
here were no Special guests The club
scores were made bE Mrs, J +. Sharr
and Mr. Ernest + Blake Judge and
Mrs. aharp will entertain the club II
Fourteenth street
y
Mrs. lanes {. smith. l4l5 Wc'
hrty fourth street was hostess To the
llsible Bridge club Yesterday, hayins
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-25
CONDEMNED MEN TO
HAVE MENTAL TESTS

ALBANY. Y y NpfiI 77.-To fore
stall eleventh hour attempts TO save the
lives oi condemned prisoners, Governor
Whitman announced that he would re-
Qute tho examination hv state author.
tiles oi all prisoners sentenced to death
TO determine whether they arc sane
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-25
SEEDING MORE IMPORTANT
THAN NEW CONGRESSMAN

BISMARCK, n D., April 2S.-Goy.
Lynn J, Frazier las, nigh, announced
that seeding in North Dakota is more
Important than the election Of con.
gresham to fill the vacancy left by the
death OF Representative II T. Helge.
sen
u expect to call the election in the
near future, hu, not immediately" the
governor said The farmer, At this
time could no, very well 60 TO the polls.
as all Of their time is demanded in the
fields under the present conditions"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-25

real hail and tho game went on, And
so luHo Niggny had his adventure
after nI Then he went home Win
tho rest ~ thc meat halls. which Sursa
Tbno itiod Tot supper
Mud n the roller skate doesn't sten On
tho ropU1uut ,iko and mako II all fiat
Ike an ogg turner. IN tell YOU next
about u0clc WiFgily and Bcckic's butter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-25
'22!aG,9!;ezss u; MZga

Zen r Smell made the high score Of
the club which will meet Tuesday with
Mrs Harry l. Young. S2Sls North
Central avenue
Mr. and Mrs George + Woodward
hlh West sixteenth street. had As their
dinner guests last evening ~ honor OF
Mrs Woodward, mother, Mr., 7 NJ
Richardson, DR. and Mrs Carter Helm
Jones oi Seattle. Dr. and Mr, Lewis
! Moorman. and Mr. and Mr., Daven-
port Richardson OF Bucno, Arrc,.
South America
Mrs Richardson who returned Mon.
day from an c<reuded visit IN Fort
Worth will be with Mr. aud Mrs
Woodward until Sunday after which
she viii be the guest Of Mr. aud MIS-.
J Paul Richardson ll24 West I.lcy-
enlh street Mr. and Mr., Davenport
Richardson will divide their tune bc.
tween Edmond and Oklahoma City for
several weeks Mr Richardson VIII
60 10 Detroit later for short visit
4 z
A number of line parties have been
planned for the opening performance
Of the Ncghborhood PLAYERS this eve
ming in the - raul'S parish house at
Seventh street and Robinson avenue.
DR. and Mrs / ). Ferguson VII have
a, Their guests DR. and Mr., Edward
J DAVIS. Mr. and Mrs Walter !.
aldwcl and Mr., J " lIcn,le. Of
chicago MI and Mrs marie 20
"ard Johnson wlll entertain MI ana
T.. Pope and Mis-, Elizabeth Pope
Judge and Mrs Samuel II Harris Will
have number OF friends as their
guests. The High ink club oi which
Miss Louise Campbell. one Of the cast,
iS member. viii form a line party
u, and NJ O,C,, II U,I,,ll
''
Mrs Hubert l.. Bolen Of ll5 East
Park place, had as her guest, ior tho
,i,.rnoon NJ, N Gaylc Mr., /
.Roy S,dJIer i,,, Cb,r,cs II Sim.
he., = Ca,n,.b H., C,o,,,rd
I I,l,,r,r NJ I " bhrlr. and AIra
!. !. iel'Lnef ca was o1o'e' ''-
formally al'cf inc 'natln'e'
u 20 ~.
MS. W. h MollnAf1 '% C't NG',
,s 'k"','"'' ~ Nv I''U ILL., ,,,.
returned Monday from MuNkogcc
where Mrs Mollnard was the guest
IF friends for a week Ms Mason
having Joined her ior the weekend
=, g. a. = ~ !"
MrN. ~ De"'u N'1h "no>c Sc
''"u, li'"c'N nc'c,N,'S'oI "c' 'e','V'S'
10 NcS'el no>P,'d' NTIlu'y NtIuy wa, 'aN'''
'''r'' ..m .HN, ''e"'"t. I'.''''''o. ,L y
much alarm TO her friends
,, 49,, y No..
Inc iri,ehd' ml MIS-. M"tl y. i,,'.'
"n1 IS u. IN Ne'lel hospital WIN DC Dc
R'au ~ N'o" ''d' S"c ~ H'o"'b
stronger o''" a"
M,', 'u"", VI n,ls,'T
t''e' N'>''Iusf w y, W,' s".,, wv VA
l'" uHl' ,on ~, W. "'in ~ N.o'h.
samson W. Ns,' Dus 'A"' avenue
Mrs 4 Fowler and Mis-, Cora
cI,n,,r ~ Ain, Who w.,c WISHING
VI, ,nd ~, i,m,s " Chairman l44.
W "'.r ''' '"'"N' "
I TdN ! AIN PldNV' lN'u'H'' '''"' - "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-25

MARION TOMORROW, RAIN ok
SHlNE-kATN SPECIAL LEAVES
AT 900 a M.-Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-25
Visit the Music Room

Come to the Scott Halliburton Com
plut store and hear Mr Edison's Re-
Creation, OF tho work of the worlds
greatest artists We want you TO see
rhc Ncw Edlson.-(I,rst Floor. Rear)