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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-10-04

Thos. Lodahl and wife, of Dagmar,
were here shopping Thursday.
Dir. and Mrs. Clair Ss,ner of Ou.-
lcok, were county snat visits:s Wei.
.:sda. s..
J. w. Mcclure, farmer, who lives
northwest of Outlook, was q business
visitor in Plentywood Wednesday.
]. J. Morgan, well known farmer
of Archer, was business visitor to
the county capitol Wednesday.
Editor Joe Hooking and John Nc
Intry of Glasgow, arrived in Plenty
wood Thursday on business matters.
F. A. Mills, superintendent of
schools at Homestead, was in town
Wednesday, attending to business
matters.
William Hass, one of 1.-The Hass
Brothers, we'll known bonanza Out
look farmers, was at the county cap
itol Thursday.
Carl Hansen, Dagmar farmer, was
in town Thursday, shaking hands
with his friends and attending to
business matters.
Mrs. J. C. Gronvold has been i'll the
past two weeks with the !. influenza,
and Mr.. Gronvold is patching and
farming at the same time.
Christian Lee, farmer who lives
northeast of Antelope, was county
seat visitor Friday. While here, Mr.
Lee paid The Producers News office a
visit.
Victor Frawley and John L. Burns
both employees on The Producers
| News, have been on the sick list since
last week, leaving small force to
get out this number.
Miss Mabel v. Thayer, of Julian
was county seat visitor Tuesday
Miss Thayer is the Nonpartisan can
didate on the National ticket fol
county superintendent Of schools.
/ E. B. Robinson, road master on the
branch of the Great Northern rail.
road, and who resides at Bainville
was in Plentywood on business In
connection with his duties the early
| part Of the week.
The BY Heck" dance given by The
Plentywood Girls last Saturday
night was the social event of the sea
son there being the largest number
of people ever gathered together fol
such an occasion.
s+s leu
w. A. Morey and family moved
from the farm into the city for the
winter in order that the children may
have school facilities. They will oc'
cupy the Mclaughlin residence or
the south side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kovdey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sheen, of Out.
look, were county seat visitors Tues.
day. Mrs. Hovdey received word re.
Gently that her brother, Arthur June
arrived safely in France and he is 8
corporal in the infantry.
/ Fred Umbreit, who has been tend
ing the separator of the Clair Stone1
threshing rig during the past few
weeks, returned here Thursday. Mr.
Stoner has completed threshing TO,
this season.
The Tanner & Best store are en-
joying a splendid trade this week. I
is noticeable thing that the hug
part of the trade comes from the ter
ritory where the circulation of tn
Producers News is practically To-
per cent and where no other count.
naners circulate To any extent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-29
IMPORTANT a2oricE TO CONSUMERS OF COAL


III t direction Ct Administrator Tor Virginia, otsc
has been Issued .s:a dac OF coal in this city and county n
deliver coal quantities OF two
and taer og when supply hand is two
less TIE maximum quantity OF four tons az any
lies greater than the for fifteen days. and
lieu hand less than their require
Larger time only sufficient FOR their actual needs
thirty Industries buying coal carload lots must OBTAIN
permit 'front.' Fuel Administrator
make this relieve the dealer OF the
it and difficulty ascertanng supply has
is arranged furnished the purchasers
made
her family Of age These forms fer making the
without charge the following notaries
Miss Gladys b. Brooks Eanara SasoEa bark building
Miss Cora Duf Courtland H Davis i21 south
1906 King street, L. DnTdde C-
j. j. National Bank f. J. Fleming
I1l9 south Fa:reax greet; Alexandra Nato4a! Bark
| By order of - 49, ;, -, $500.
Commission, Alezap6rts city md County
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-29
EALF MILLION m i; lS;
Secretary of War Baker Says U. s..
vii Have l,5OO, 900 During Year.

Secretary Of War :baker Says u. s.
Viii Have l,5GU,0GD During Year.
Secretary Of War Baker told the
country Yesterday that there will be
100000 lighting men in France early
in 1918. He made the. still more
significant announcement that during
the present year upward Of 1,50o, COO
United States soldiers will Be ready
to embark for France thoroughly
equipped to do their full share In Ll.a
great world war. These troops will
come from the go camps Of the na:-
ional guard and> new national arr.y
which have been under constant t,ai;,-
ing since last September.
Secretary Baker also told the mill
tarv committee that SO early as last
AUGUST there were at@leagt 10000
men in France. He declined for
military reasons to say just no"
MANY are there OF this nom mt, but
added that recent and reliable IN
formation from the intelligence de-
nartments of the allies proved that
Germany had absolutely no idea OF
The number Of American troops no"
in France behind the lines. Germany
IS guessing and has been guessing
for months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-29
Austen Sale.

Notice is hereby Giyen that 81
- ,r.-5av, February 2ad, 1918, a. .iis
R,val suraec trcHt OF the 1larEet
J. ,;,,liue, tlexardria, Virginia, at tns
i,9ur q 12:J0 o'clccl: d.. ths unSc;s-
stcrca attorneys representing the az
,;sass and Noivs At Law Of anne Z.
arnold, deceased, VII, sen 'at rue
&c Auction eli that lot q groHno
with She :raG.a dwellings AID os.ieE
raJroyancnss thereon, situate ii ths
City q Alexandria, Flrg!iiis' ana
bounded Is fellows:
4.gg.l.ue eli The North side 81
Hgas1 stree: Z" TO- East q 81
&saon zG-acs. thence East On QGeai
,trasv -, whence nolt2 parallel -
S.. Ascoh street s. g; tharEe "esa
parallel 10 Queen street % ard thence
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-29

sourb parallel to St. Asaph street in
> straight line. to Queen Street; the
,,aee Of beginning, together with a.!
rights and appurtenances thereto DC
longing:
Terms Of Sale, one half cash ANA
ti,e residue payable at six and twelve
months after date of sale, the ce-
fe~ed PAYMENTS to bear interest Ct
6 per cent from dNte OF sale snd 70
he secured by first deed OF Trust upon
the property.
Howard ". Smith ard james Z.
-..an Attorneys 22-td.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-29
.REpsn ATTACK FINLAND.
Russians 1naugnrate Reign of Ter
ror in TelsirgfGrs.

Russians 1naugurate Reign of Ter
| ror in HelSingfors.
| Stockholm, Jan. 29.-The long
threatened revolution iii Finland has
begun in the eastern provinces, ac-
cording to sparse reports reaching
Hapsranda. The cred Guard" is re-
ported to have occupied the railway
station at Helsingfors, ali the for
eign consuls have left the capital ana
sharp fighting is reported around aad
in Viboig.
The '.Rsd Guard" is hold g Rilsi-
max; and other important junctions.
Russian soldiers are aiding Sc
"Reds" and reinforcements are CON-
ing from Pstrograd.
The Finnish Minister in Petrograd
has protested to the Workmen aid
Soldiers delegates against Russian
interference in Finnish affairs. He re-
ceived reply that "Russia's Gov
e-nuent, true to its principles, is in
duty bound TO support the proletariat
in Finland in its battle against the
Finnish Bovrgeoisie.
The Bolshevis commissioner frr-
ther declared that help had been sent
Co the "Reds" and that still more
troops would be sent to them.
MANY LIKE THIS IN ALEXAN.
DRIA.
Similar Cases Being Published in Each
issue.
The following case is but one OF !,
many occurring daily in Alexandria. It
is an easy matter to verify it. You
cannot ask for better proof OF merit. !
Walter C. Cameron, railroad brake
man, S25 ,.orth Columbus ST., Alex-
andria, sa..s: MY back hart SO
badly that often l had to lay off from
work.. after l goa down | couidn
s:raightGu up again without sharp
mains catching me across my kidneys
There was hardly night passed
that NV back didn't ache. Ny kidneys
actcd too frequently and during the
night had to get Up every Lite
while. When morning came, felt SO
cred and veal; ! could hardly drag
ln~salf cut of bed. docrored and
tried different medicines, bit 1elt no
better until I procured Doan's KID
ney Pills al Henry call&n's Drug
Store ard used them. ! took aboct
six boxes in al and since then | have
had hut Little troubie from my E'd-
neys and have felt like different
person"
Price aoc. al all dealers. Don,t
s;n1ply ask fcz, kidney renledy-get
Deans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Daneron taG, Fcster-NiibuFh
Co.. Props, Buffalo, y. 7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-29
.D~D~z ~
So
THRJFTS STAMPS
and
WAR SAVING
STAMPS
REGULARLY
january Ss5Ies
Sale

Continued ,TomOrroT
Fifty different and wanted Items, N
GLIDING soaps, perfumes, tote:
waters, brushes, etc.
We mention just enough items here
to give you some idea of what tt
expect.
Djer-Kiss Powder. 50.
Jardin Gle Rice, 39c.
Mime. du Four's, $50.
D. and Il. Geld Cream, 12c,
Peerless Cold Cream. tcc.
Colgate's Taicun, i5c, PC.
Honeymocn Tale, = for 25c.
Rhine Violet. 19c.
Sanisol Tooth Powder o. Teo:h Paste
Zoe.
Orris Tooth Powder, i5c.
Hand Scrub Brushes, loo.
Lsr~e Bottle Witch Hazel, 33c,
Large Bottle Bay Rum, 2sc
lib. Absorbent Cotton, sac.
Peroxide, large Bottle. tSc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-29

Hs.ai.:uq.at, SSG.7tis@s'7 81
Schedule il, effect San. IS. 1915.
Fo2 Washington and points north
daily sos. 0:13, 9::2s, 1888, ., n,
1913. 1918. 200, Through train for
New York, via P. & r. z:Sa, 4:4''
9:lSs 1888 ,. n.
Week days only COS ?. n. s2tar-
days only Jas .. n, and Sundays
only sis ?. nj.
:tos a.soet.cssa;,"c- RicDnor.d -
ooiats sous.l at a:S7. g:5z nocsil ar
9:47, q. NJ. 1901 2:47. SIT tIocar,
e:17, 1902, SIT, Ell, ?. n. daily.
Accommodation Ter Qpantico q:
l1:oS a. nj. daily and 2,5s 2. n. Sat
u1days. Night train leaves les p
n. daily for Fredericksburg and IL
teclaed!ate stations.
-Ginass Of arrival and o.
past;,EEe sid eaansssics,s fas gszasss.
tse2,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-08
FIRE LOSS OF STATE STILL
LARGER THAN NECESSARY
Defective stoves said to Bc Cause
Of Most Fires In March, SAYS
Report OF Marshal.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Aprn a. Fire
los OF the rtate Tor March was
S33@.S9t, according TO report filed
~ e. 60 diamonds, state fire mar
shal, with TIE Insurance commits
Hiouor Only once before since the
Jcparlmert was established was the
losy more ir March, 1915. when
10 was tq56.I59 The fire loss ~
the State is u,ll large. much too
large, In the opinion OF the fire mar
shal, ami the people are being
urged many times to apply primer
pies or fl.c prevention, ARE not pro
Ere.siug as they should.
During the first three months
of thi. year says the report, de
fcctive stoves have caused fire
loss OF over Sl7j.O00 and defective
flucs md sto,epipes have caused a
loss OF over $4,000. The large por-
ton ~ tho property destroyed were
iwelliugl end most of the occupants
knew that these Ifhsafe conditions
existed Vet they would continue to
take the chances rather than to TN
the fluc or replace the old and dan
geruus stove with new one
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-08
IlItOAIbM NN

Patrons of the broadway rul mll
value toC their money In the ,smdo
vile and picture program presented
Yesterday afternoon ANA evening
Tho vaudeville iH fun NJ flrst.yhss
comedy and good Tor those VINO l,c
To laugh Robert Shcrman's com
ody phylet 'rmchrd is clcscrly
presented by four people and Is "a
regular riot from start tp finish.
there boinE many cpmioui situations.
Edmonds N Ia Willie are black face
comedians OF extraordinary talent
aud their singing. talking and dane
inS is far above par O.Nclll Bros
have "A good singing aud comedy
talking act, Other acts iuclude
Collins, Elfutt a ltndmy. singing
talking and acrohailc novelty, pc
Forrest llroH and FSltr. those min
Strcl boys There are two funny
comedies ana many dramatic scenes
are presented IN the photoplny "Au
American 1.-Two Wirc.' featuring that
Screen idol Earle Williams
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-08
For Itching Torture

There is one remedy that seldom
iails'to stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft clear and healthy. .
Any druggist can supply you with
zemo, which generally overcomes all
skin diseases Acne, eczema, itch, PIN
pies, rsshes, blackheads In most cases
give way TO reno Frequently, minor
bemishes disappear overnight. Itching
usually stops instantly. Zemo Is a safe,
antiseptic liquid. clean, easy TO use end
dependable. II costs only 35c; an extra
large bottle, sl.0O. II will not.stain, is
not greasy or sticky and Is positively
safe for tender, sensitive skins.
The +. ". Rose Co.. Cleveland. O.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-08
WE SHOULD KEEP IN
TUNE WITH UNIVERSE
according To- speaker Man Shuuld
Never Deny brotherhood WITH
The Rest of Humanity.

.f.f.f. .t........t... ....
N''''' W. '''' '''
.N' N.|r "i tho m'h dol'''rrd N'r.'.
llN tttprudUn at tho meeting uf fN.
NJ a. g. f,,I,, r, ~ T.
...,. a.. go,
" "''' '''''. '"'' '.
'H.H '''>, was the sprahrr wahf1r
e ta,A ln which many tnuuEhis aud
l.... ,,, ia. ,,o.t ,,., ,.....r.,. ..,.
WV ''""E"' '"' '''"'N
Reverend SCOTS thIh was nt.vd
nu Nct~ oO.aI. After I have boon
Iue.r must SEQ Rome Tho H,mr
Nua w,U handled. Ta,lur p. au
Illustration the Apostle PAUL. l,rl
my That ,hcre was an mp,rpIl.r
dut, for him to do c,auroI.stI.. .vu.E
n Rome ne hruuvht ont tho f,.f
tnlt PAM felt n ne,cssar, tn .rn fr.t
'p Jerusalem. tho seat uf the chris.
.uau r,Ilpinr and pbfaIu iu.rirur.u
for the vorl,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-08
THlRTY-F0UR DIFFERENT
DENOMINATIONS At 0. u.
Icss Than Onc-Tcnih of Entire Body
Of students Have No Re
Ilglous Preference,

Special 20 The World
than two hundred Of the 2'5s stu
dents enrolled in the University of
oklahoma since June 1917 have
NO rrIigiour preference. according 10
"a report just compiled hy Errcti X
Ncvn, registrar Of the university
OF these students which include
last summers session and the pres
cnt school year sos are members of
or give preference for the Methodist
Episcopul church Narth Other n
yoritc rrerds are Presbyterian 43i.
Baptist. 4a4. christian. 4'l ANA
south Methodist 2t0.
a total ~ thirty-four churches
are represented including Christian
SaiAnce. Mennonite Yhru1oph, Hr
brew. Unitarian. Nlzlrcnc, latter
ray Saints. Missionary Baptist
Friends Greek Orthodox. Lutheran
Euis.upu and United Presbyterian
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-08

tallon These were Miss SiclsenH
programmed numbers. NIL OF which
Wecr npplauded 10 the echo,
Aria, "Den Went non tsrdar," from
'Nozzo de Figaro" MozartD, Miss
NiolHon. The Lark Now Leaves Its
Nnrry Nest rarkcr), "But lately
In Dance" CAronsky), "The Wealth
crcock' tLehman). Under the
Greenwood Tree (BtuEl -Pecoia)
Miss Nielsen. '"SwinE Low. Sweet
Chariot" Deep River" "By an n.y.
tl'urleiRh). Miss Nielsen. lie Papll.
lon" tFourdraln), "sl mes vers ava
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-08

CONGRESS MAY TAKE
EARLY ADJOURNMENT
Members ot Lower houT want '"
Get Home To Bulid Polit'c"i
Fences.
ECTION YEAR BIG FACTOR
o,c. Third OF senate to Bc flcc'e"
Thi. Year. and IIousc VIII
Also Change.
:, FCTIon YEAR BIG FACTOR

yorld.s Washington bureau,
go2 Rigrs BIDS
,yAstIINGTON. April Tt now
90 look AS II congress would
.,fa,rr early. Some enthusiasts
,.n, ,vc anxious TO get home say
N". ,cssion will end during the
,',,tb Of June. and great ma
.,r.,. or the members Of the mouse
,,. ul,rlnE themselves on recoru III
,r.4,,flng adjournment before the
s.,.t of August There are very te"
An either upp1r or lower branch OF
..,rrr,-S. who express the opinion
tn,t the session will last into
August ,-,-,.,to,
passed during tho present sehslor' ~, ,
and a great volume - business SUI
pending, but it is believed Hle
.cndars can be cleared up TOT a' oa
adjournment and all melnpc's u, ~.
house particularly are "o'Ni''b W
that end. -.
tioaily all members Of the lower
house are candidates Tor reelection,
and they are anxious to get home 70
hund up their political fences. One
tnlIl OF lllt ilttlhtINnAN W WV
senate also will be reelected this
fan and that means that at least
ouc-third OF the senate will not do
anything that will prolong the pres
ent session
The Republicans this year are
planning vigorous campaign to
control the house A change OF
three members in their favor would
give them control Of the lower
house, and "a change OF five senators
would give the Republicans control
OF that body.
The fall election will he the most
interesting and the hardest contested
election perhaps ever held In the
United States, according 10 leaders
In both parties There are few
questions 10 enter into the campaign
this year. other than war, and those
who have stood by the war meas
ures will perhaps have all the best
OF H.
The Republicans loyany have
supported the presidtnt-more
Loyalty than the Democrats, and dhe
Democrats can not make a cam
paign on the general proposition
that the Republicans have not sup
ported the war--only In individual
cases OF isolated nature.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-08

,.'D.N II IN MA CITY, Ami "A
county engineer can nniy io,,,ti,.
cnarge EXPENSES when having to do
strictly with road and brlaee work
IN his Jurisdiction. is an opinion
from the attorney generals offico
ltlps to the state capital and other
placeS are no. In the line az lep3,l
expenses according TO tho law Inc
opinion says. County commiSslopers
should adhere to this opinion
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-08
MUST NOT SEIZE PLUMES
No statute O,idlng for Any such
ntcn.ur,.. saws Attorney General,

OKLAHOMA CITY, Apr, There
rs no statute providing for the @oiz.
urc ~ cgrrts, the popular plums that
has lccn worn on hats, according
tp an opinion from the attorney-gen
crtI to G. A. smith. state game war
den. hul the sahe Of them is pro
hibitcd A violation ~ the law.
however. IL only punishable Rs =
rniSfemeanor. tays the attorney.
gCuetG,-s.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-08
New York Mozart SoclciS; Nlico
Nielsen, SuloiSt

Alice Nielsen soprano. furnished
the program for the New YORK No.
zart society musicale Saturday nftcr-
noon. March 2, Hotel Asior, New
York. The charming soprano was
In fine voice. Its lovely quality and
her captivating delivery being great
~ enjoyed by 4 large audience She
displayed all her customary hrt In
vocalizatlon and variety In iutcrprc-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-08
Women and Var Work
WHERE You MAY SERVE.
Monday

Red Cross headquarters, open
every day.
Presbyterian women. First church
levery day.
Boston Avenue Methodist church
"orkroom tevcry day.
catholic women. knights OF Co
lumbus hall .leyery day.
Daughters OF American Revolu-
ton, Red Cross.
council Of Jewish women. syna-
soEue Monday and Thursday
9lsa Woman's club. Red Cross
Adquarters. '''
nuyul Nelghbors, Red Cross
,pI'st women, church work
In e'"tN day except SATURDAY,
Jan" adams chautauqua. Red
.uss fuN' 'N'u
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-08
A BEAUTY
SKIN BLEACH
%
Black and White Ointment
Removes Freckles, Tan,
Wrinkles, Heals Risings,
Bumps and Pimples.
BlcaChcs Dark or Sanuw skin Mil.
ing 1t SOFT, IHir. Bright, by
Mail, 25 Cents.

Apply Black and white Olntmen,
0or white or colorcd folksD as di.
rcctcd on package, to face. neck. arm.
or hands This beaches dark. sal.
low or blotchy skin, clearing the skin
NJ risings. bumps, pImples, black
heads, wrinkles. tan or freckles
giving YOU clear, soft fair. light.
bright complexion BLACK and white
Ointment is cNqulsitely perfumed-
Is soft but not sticky. and ia SUI
pcrior TO all other skin preparations
as Il heals as well as bleaches Sold
on a money back guarantee, only csc
tstamps or coin) sent by mail. or II
you send 81 for four boxes OF Black
and White ointment 25c cake OF
Black and white Soap included free
address Plough Chemical Co. Dent
%, Memphis. Tenn
Agents Make an Easy 1i,,,.
f'presen,ing us. writ. for sns.,,,
u'"| Black and White olntn.n,
'''a everywhere. .-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-08
II !',,;.2 T0" Win RHEUMATISM

I|NT |"I-'-FT " 7 TDI' -
A rorrntuU0r treatment Tor rhe1mat.Frn
,rf g8ut l ives the ralgHfeguH de.
r-.tfr which case ,hr painful Fwt'iinR 81
he Iairts md aryc ;he uric aFid tom we
,,..,s, In pss since 1904 Sold by icsding
dr4rgtats for s. rer bottle
unsr & Amend 30 Ave, 1Sth 10 lsth Sts., New I'm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-08

lent des ailcs' tHahnl, 'Iwirauoi
roster seulette" Saint -SaeusD.
'Ouvre tes yeuN bleus" CMaasenet),
- Musical Courier.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-08

Your water bin is now due and
must be paid on or before the 10Th
OF service wilAbe discontinued or
penalty 9odcd This il your last no
tee. Receipts returned only when
accompanied 10y postage Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-08
Luncheon Company,

InpChCOn tOWpNnl,
AIRS. G. Il. CRAWLEY Will eX-
vi tend ,nvitauons today for a
luncheon Wednesday afternoon at
the Country club in courtesy TO her
sister. Mrs John Barnard Foster, a
recent bride.
Mrs. W. + Trederic% Of Tulsa
OKLA. is the guest of her son. Mr. II.
Il. Frederick, of the Hotel Glider,
tor-a several days visit Roswell On.
M Evening News.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-08

a. me regulSr monthly meeting OF
we executive committee Of ths Rod
ross viii be held this afternoon
at O'Clock at Headquarters
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-08
SOCIETY
DAILY THOUGHT.
II is not hard work but the
gnawinK pain OF the mind that
Kills Hewitt,
The Calendar for Monday.

The Calendar for Monday
Mrs. Harry G. Asby entertaihs with
smau luncheon at Country club for
Mrs Soper.
Crown Seal chautauqua meeting In
library. Mrs James l.. Fitzgerald,
leader
Meeting OF Ruskin Art club in
home OF Mrs Fred $. clinton,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-08

Miss Lucy May Marquis celebrated
her sixteenth birthday with "A pretty
rarty at the weeks snd, when shc
entertained fifteen young folk IN the
home OF her parents. Mr. ana MIS-
W A. Marquis. 1915 South Cincin-
rati avenue. in honor Of the event
Dancing was the paStime ana re-
frcshments were served from the
aiming table decorated In PINK ana
white and conferred with a cake holu-
ing sixteen candles Mrs. w. n
Sbepard and Miss Lillian Perkins as
sisted In entertainment Of the guests
Girls and boys Of the party were
Misses Virginia Leonard. Rebecca
Haskell, Pauline Woods, Victoria
Weedy. Marjorie WEIGH, Mildred
Harrington, Jane Robinson, DICK
Wheeler, Jack Few, James Fitzger-
aid. Haman Harrington. Dorrance
Rodcrick. Virgil Halliburton and
Lane Poe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Brancroft an
nounce the birth, April 5. OF a baby
daughter.