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New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
Havana Entries

s' sac iaee lil'fee old3 and upward claiming
,!, ,gs br"heeh. loi Jacb laFa0. i0i, rmple and
Gs'h' GGs'i' 100 Som,mSuetia; lo1 Alin.uldnc 10,
~" tp l0 Wizard. l07 salon IOl Charlie
Isl,,{iai I'{a 10; ll0uette. I4o. Dash lio Duchess OF
@, s%,so sSsead Tseo trar thrceyearojs aid upward
s Geqee TO- Miss Ja76o ios scya' i97
Ias e,Sh M, IWluhle lpes. Ini. Golden Chance
IT,. ,No" l"en, 100. Iittlc Wonder llo. HierIuan'
a. No IfomIs. III. Saato lla ''''''
ci.,,.i. I~lc Ger three year odds nHa iips.s-,
io.a 1sls d ils y SEQ qse mile aad lweas YARDS
IT, na,'ngs' h's rg. Agent io5 Quick start ii5. Gaio,
Ioqrtl' ltor three .,ear-olds and u,.srd i.
Ysniiig purso, $500; one milo and fv Sargsi S,u
~ lDi9 ifer p; Parr. lol Schcmer loS .Eictodo
-, aptaia MdrcmnoHt. H. e''''''
mHi race tor ihgee year olds aud un,rsrl
annie pur~o 500. six ,uriougs .Flilahg'h ~
rt,,Naiafo "iaafo he>. a. 'Curcne. l03. Lantala. 10,
"a los. kc.c5e Goose. los. Nor,ir IN.
'>'t,so siS,1o III. A"rhvle. ll2. Encore Ili
ei'l,p race (fof three year old, and iln,.a,f
.n.H's. purse 500. one milo and tee4iv ,,'r,iY,
fa9 spl,, .rs Va ". 'i@aaou Girl. 70 Cousin u,
20 liiotpas Hare los Eaph : "a, i3gb ,rs,
%', n'a'N Frost iQ5 toioneI Mat. los ''"'
ssS*4 ~aS'Ss slIDs 1nce claimed
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
Twentieth Assembly District.

ant ave-. and 2; li7th St
lst ave, E I2lst st. Harlem. River and r.
111tb st.
~ E. p.rard aye. E. llsth st. st. leA- s.,
ST. md aye. and Z. 11sth st.
.th E. D.-~parl ave.. i. l22nd st. Lex
ingten sVe and u iistia 81.
Slh L. D.-Madison aTe., L. t25rd ST
Park ave. and Z. l2otb 81.
9Th L. D.-Park ave diagonal lins
from the corner Of Park ave. aud L i9Glh
81. to tic corner Of Lexington ave and Z
l25th St, Lexington ave. ana l. 12Znd 81.
10th T. D.-LeSington ave. i. 18TH St.
Srd "a, ave; and e, l2oth st 80
ave and e. l2ist 5.
l.th L. p.-8rd ave. L. l2ist 81. end
iath u D1lsi ave. .. i3ith ST. Iiar- r.
IAN L. D.-2nd ave. diagonal line
ST. TO ihe corner of 1st ave and e. i.stls
st. lst ave and Z. l22nd ST
loth f. D.-3rd ave. a diagonal ne
st. To the corner OF 2nd ave and T. i25th
ST. md ave. and E l2srd st.
10th r. D.-A diagonal line from the
corner OF lst ave and L. f24tb ST. to the
corner Of ard and L. l2sth St T.
18th St, 2nd ave, Harlem River and r.
124th ST
l7th l. D-3rd ave. E 12sth St. Lex
ington ave. L. l3lst st. Harlem River, 2nd
ave. and e. goth St
Aetil T.. "a U4SSODal ltNH from the
corner Of Lexington ave. and Z. l25th st,
to the corner Of Park ave. and L. i96,h
81. Park az; ; diagonal line from tho
corner OF Lexington ave. and T. 12Sth st.
e. i2Sth st. 3rd ave. and J.. i25tl 81
lsth &. p Msdisor ay,. L. 124th s..
diagonal liac from the corner Of Madison
ave and L. l26th 81. 10 the corner of PARK
sye. and T. i27th st, Park ave and r
2oth 4. D-sth ave-. e. te7th st M.di-
sou ave. and T. fe5rn 81.
2lst Il. 9TH ave. &. l2Sth st. Madi-
son ave. l.. l29th St. Park ave. a Iiago-
nal line from the corner Of Park sve. and
T. l21th st 70 corner of Madison ave
s2nd T. D-Madii*on ase., Il. i3lst s..
Lexington avr. = diagonal line from cor
ner OF Lexington ave and Y. i2sth st. to
the corner of park ave. anJ L. leTth st
PARK ave. sad = lesth s..
2Srd J.. D.--Msaison ave +. i34th ct.
Harlem River and =. l3ist s..
etth Z d =. 18Th ST, 3rd ave. f.
ilsth 81. ana Park ave.
Twent, first Assembly District.
10Th z. l1.-1iaaison ave. L. ts7th st.
5th ave, Harlem River and L. is.ts st
Twenty-second Assembly Distrcs.
26th +. D.-Sth aee.. Harlem RE- and
eth Z. D-sth ave, W l5srd st. tn
9st" ,,i E; p-,t5 y ,.S.s a. " listh st. Il.
@@nd Z p.-Sth ave. W ASH az. -.
ave ". i53rd 81, Harlem River and "
S3rd e. D-7th ave. " i4sth :, 81,
49,; " ls1th St, Harlen, River and W
san =. p.sth ayo. W. 1.s,h st. 7,a
JOHN Il. vooRms.
MOSES MCKEE.
JAMES KANE.
JACOB : LIVINGSTON
reb. eo ,alS. I'm
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
Two Big Tennis Matches
On Card for To-day

This is the day when two Of the most
important matches Of the indoor lawn
tennis season viii be played at the
Seventh Regiment Armory, Park Ave
nue and SiXty-siXth Street. At 10
o'clock this morning Miss Molla Blur
stedt, national woman champion, paired
With Harold A. Throckmorton, the spec
tacular schoolboy from New jersey.
vii play Miss Marie Wagner, national
indoor title holder. and Walter Merrill
Hall, former Middle States champion.
At I / o'clock the final round in the
exhibition mems doubles will begin.
with Frederick B. Alexander and Dr.
William Rosenbaum, national indoor
doubles champions, meeting Arthur S.
Cragin and W. Dickson Cunningham.
The big armory will be adequately
heated fer this occasion, special ar
rangements having been made by King
Smith, referee of the tournament, to
have the steam heat going at full pres
Slfrp
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
Fire Record

\. VI. iNclnesday).
II i l9IrhrS Avenue Bridge police booth unknown
IL S0-l94 to l5o West l4th st.. salvation Army
$40 1000 l25 West 18th ST.: students
League unknown.
ls.Sj-lI1ot Of Willis av. Tie Bronx surface car
slight
l9:ao-l95 West Sd St.; George kidney unknown
2;S5-3l2 West SSH st. United states mail car
Slight.
5lo-72 West GSth st: Alice Wilson: Slight.
. 5.30-ll4 East l.Sth s.. John McAleer. slight
S.4o-i0 NostrY ST.: benjamin Suneu. $50
".10-N1@ Columbus av. Clara Hafiyn. trining
a.to- g. 9Th ug. Max lrAttcr, slight
10 20-ls2 Pearl St. Starlight Bros triiiing
l0.20-1% Worth ei, owner unknown: no damage
ll.o0-l>p East Houston St; Bessie Wcsshcrg tri-
ting
! 80 lol East tooth ST.; William Kalm: slight.
! ;55-~3o7 West 7itA 81. owner unknown: 10 dam
age.
i .oS5 and Si Sheriff st.. Mrs. rras, tr4ans.
T. NJ
l2:cl-l7th St and sth ar. automobile Of Borden
MILK Go slight
le lQ-52d East slsi ST.: Joseph Rush. t7iAinc
J i2.@1~23i9 t.ot~aa ey. The Bronx: ooghouse
owner unknown. no damage
'pp VI East >.d s;.. May Rur0s 'iiaing
OIL f-,l i6th St, Marshal Field. slight
aH -5d 81. AID l2th az. fn inieiit ear ontcl hy
Nr" Ncsh ,Cntrdi railroad 80 . siliiif
20 >i 72l -. tirriiriot a = tfi. uuluo.,o
l''o-- 2e5 East goth samuel HatzAau slight
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
Close Squash Battle
Promised for To-day

The most bitterly fought squash ten
MS match of the season is expected
when William I. Ganley. New York
Athletic Club. and James J. Mullins.
Racquet and Tennis. Club, meet on the
courts OF the Apaw;,mis Club. at Rye.
n y, this afternoon, in aid of the Red
Cross fund. 1t viii be a scratch meet
ing, with the winner decided in the
best three out of five games.
The professionals viii make a large
side bet. Ganlcy has scored one vfc-
tory over his opponent this season, this
only coming after five games OF which
three were set affairs. James T. Reid.
Of the Crescent Athletic Club, will act
a. referee
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
Jack O'Neill, Runner;
Enlists in the NAVY

Jack Z. ONeill. the distance runner
OF the Morningsido Athletic Club, yes
terday enlisted in the Naval Reserve
AuXillary Corps. The enlistment Of
VNe'll increases to forty~scvcn the
members of the Morningsidc organiza-
t'on that are now serving their coun-
try.
O'Neill formerly represented the New
York Athletic Club. He will start in
the one mile Army and Navy race at
the Preparedness Games at the Attn
Regiment Armory, Brooklyn, tomorrow
evening.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
Hartford Girl Victor

BELLEAIR HEIGHTS, Fla, Feb. 2l.-
Miss Harriet Shepard of Hartford.
Conn. won the Washington's Birthday
woman's tennis tournament at the
Bellevew to-day, when she defeated
Miss Louise Jongers, of Garden City, in
the finals by 6-3, Cd, g
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
No More Boxing Bouts

CHlCOPEE, Mass, Feb q. An
n,ouncement was made to-day by Mayor
u J. Coakley and confirmed bv Citv
Marshal j. c. Barnes that boxing ex-
hlbltlons IN this city must cease after
an exhibition scheduled for tomorrow
night under the auspices of the Atlas
Athletic Club, a local organization. No
reason was given for the change Of
, Glicv
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
Cannefax Wins With Cue

CHICAGO, Feb. 21.-Bob CannefaX,
al ST. Louis, ran sixteen points in the
nrst nning on his game with Charles
ellis. Of Milwaukee, this afternoon in
the Ambulance Fund Tournament and
easily Won the contest. 80 10 81 Came
]aX was in fine form, running out in
lortE-thret INNINGS.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
Big Soccer Game TODAY

For a holiday attraction. soccer plav-
CTS will be able to witness the second
OF the international series at T,enox
Ova at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Ire
land, winner in the finals last wear.
VIII meet team representing the
Continent. This match will be pre-
ceded, at | o'clock, by the annual in
terborough game between Manhattan
and BrooklYn.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
Penn Swimmers Victorious

Pennsylvania's swimmers easily de-
fcated the City College water teams
last night. The visitors took every first
and second position in the swimming
duel and overcame the local polo seXtct.
80 to 10. The score OF the meet was
4S TO D.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
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Harlem to Play Bohemia

The Harlem Five basketball team
has made arrangements to play the
bohemian Five combination on the
home court Of the first named. Lenox
Caclno, 116th Street and Lenox Ave
nue., this Sunday. Last week the Har-
lem Five beat the St. Nicholas Tri-
angles ON the same count
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
Twenty first Assembly District.
Twcnty-second Assembly District.
Z T
Thirteenth Assembly District,

1lth =. p.-Morningside ave. ". l27th
ss Nicholas @ Sa"5 aHe and IevFAGe w s5th NJ s'" St. St
l2th u D;1Amsterdam ave, W. lesth
Morningside ave, ". l25th st. and Man
haitian 81.
18th L. D.-Broadway. W. 12Gth st.
Manhattan st. and W. 125th ST
l4th Il. DIS bounded by and within w
12lth St, Broadway. W. l25th St a line
running through Fairview court N75 Clare
mont ave.), and between 526 and 528 River
side Drive Park aud Hudson River.
18th Il. D.-Broadway. w. 1S0th st
Old Broadway, Lawrence st, Amsterdam
ave. and W l26th st.
18th f. DIV. l3sd st, Old Broadway.
W. l30th St, Broadway, w. l27th st. and
Hudson River.
18th f. D.-Old Broadway. ". ls1st st.
Amsterdam ave. W. 13oth st Convent
ave. w. l2sth st. Amsterdam ave. and
Lawrence St
18th Il, D.-Convent ave. w. isotb st
St. Nicholas ave, " laSth
isth t. D.-St. Nicholas aye. w l3o,h
st. Slh ave. a diagonal iine from TIC cor
nor Of sth ave. and ". l29th 81. "a the cor
ner of 5th .sNe. and W 14Sth ST " teSth
ST., Sth az. and w le7th ST.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
Ice Carnival Cancelled

The winter sports carnival in the
Iity College Stadium postponed from
Limc9ln's Birthday to to-day, is can
ceilcd on account of the condition Of
me RINK he affair was to form the
biggest and liveliest ice skating car
nival of the year about the metronol;s
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
BIRTHS

LEVINE. and Mrs. Leon r. Levy (nee
,iacobus) announce the birth of daughter
February 20, 1918.
WOLF-Mr and Mrs. Joseph Wolf (nec Eta
Wolfsonl, Of 40 Riverside Drive announce
the birth of daughter on February 49, at
p m, at Womans Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
IMPORTANT

Birth, Engagement, Marriage. Death
and In Memoriam Notices may be
telephoned TO The Tribune any timo
up to midnight for insertion in tho
next days paper. just call
Beekman 5000
and send tho notice as you wish 1t In
serted. Bill for same will DO mailed to
son later. The notice will reach over
100000 readers daily
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
IN MEMORIAM

DoNNELLY- M, LIZ James Francis. NJ D.. of the
lean Red Cross unit, died Februarr r,''e.- 5a
lSlo. at Gheveeli, Serbia, the iirst Amsr;.
cam to give his life for Balkan indenen-
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
ENGAGEMENTS

DI SESA-PENNACCHIO and Mrs.
Frank Pcnnacchio announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. Theresa, to Nicho-
las Donald Di Sesa. attorney and OF
Donate Di Scsa, banker.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
ELECTION NOTICE
ELECTION NOTICES.

BOARD or ELECTIONS or THE CITY OF
NEW YORK.
General Once, Municipal Building, Borough
OF Manhattan.
,, Notice Is hereby given in pursuance Of
Cnapter 22. Section sol. Laws OF 1915. con-
s'ltuting Chapter II of tho Consolidate ed
Laws OF the boundaries of each Of tho elec-
non districts within the 2ist- and o2nd Con-
sressionhl Districts, County OF New York and
,ns ,n designation OF the place Of registration,
FEBRUARY END and 23rd. 1915 and OF the
poii!nE InE places for the Special Election to be
,lslu ,n, March 9th, 1913. in each of the Election
iDistricts within said Congressional Districts
IN said county. as follows:
BOROUGH or MANHArTAN.
21ST CONGRESSIONAL DIsTR1CT-MAN-
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
rwcnty-sccond Assembly District.

qTs. 49, ". y 14ssh st. Convent aTe. and v.
W i44th St and hudson River. ''sre' 1''H q g.
"a l. DIV. 147th st. Broadwav. W.
4th Z. D.-Breadway. w. l47th St. Con-
vent nj, ave. e and n " W. ltsta ,aitb St .,,...s
9Th f. D.-W i49.h St. Amsterdam.
Az g,h ": ltSth s. and md Hudson Riyer.
avc; W ltsth st. and Hudson River.
st. Convent ave. and W. f47th 81.
corner OF Riverstre Drive and ". 15oth
st to the corner of Broadway and ".
l5lst st. Amsterdam ave. and v. 10th 81.
10th e. D.-W. l53rd st. Broadway 4
diagonal line from the corner Of Broad
way and W l5lst 81 TO the corner OF
RiYerside Drive and W. 10th st. ". i5otA
Nth T. D-Broadway. W. l52nd St.
Amsterdaln ave, and " 151st 81.
:. l-1s 1s-oe r. pAtnsterdam n! ave- W l52nd
ave, Convent ave and ". 15lst ST.
18th p. D.-Riversde Drive. W. i56tt1
st. q diagonal line from the corner OF
OF Amsterdam ave. and ". 18th st. St
Nicholas ave. ". l5Srd st. and Hudson
Kiver.
lt,h Z. D.-Amsterdam ave. ". 18th
st. Speedway. W. l55th st. diagonal
line from the corner Of Amsterdam ave.
and W l55th st. TO the corner OF Broad
way and W iS6th ST. and w. l56th st
18th f. D.-Broadway. ". l57th st, Am
s,erdsm ave. and ". l56th ST.
10th l.. DIV. 15sth st. Broadway. W
l96th st. Riverside Drive. ". l55th st and
hudson River.
i7th =. D.-B-oadway. W. ,5sth st s,
NichelaS NJ = ave- " lssth ST., Speedway and
sth Y. D.-Broadway w i59th st. St
Nicholas ave. and w. i5Sth 81.
18th Z. Broadway. W isoth q, :,
Nicholas ave and W. 159th ST.
2oth L. D-Broad,yay ". Isls; ST
NmSi srdam aye. and " y60th 81
2l- e W. ionth ST -, Vasit,,r
ton afe.. " l62nd 50 BroldHa.. ". Isl
m and HQdso9 KNcr.
~ T.. " l"i~f -, II Washington
a., w. i6otA ST. and Hudson Hlycr
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
HELP WANTED FEMALE
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

'oMIEllNT LNECUTlNE with wide experience
III flhalce correspondence and accounting desires
10 communicate With arm corporation of hgh
aNs past record VIII bear satisfactory invcstiga
non salary s. 800, With possible opportunitjc3 Of
Increase IT,. Box -, Tribune unlcc
YOUNG MAN. recently honorabiy discharged from
army, desires position, with future; exceptionally
Ncellcnl references as to character. ability etc
use typewriter: good pcnman: quick and accurate at
nsurcS; exempt from draft; formerly non commits
s'ohed officer. F. w. H., IA East lllth St. city.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
] Osv Hi>kBooks

iesT--banisaeok $50. -stss, - fA. cor
man saving NaHt ia tl1s r. ef N,e,.
oFh 'as efn, stoppsd Please r. turn
book 10 bank.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
CEMETERIES

THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY
@3d S. By Harlem Train and Uy Tro.le,
Lots OF small size FOR sale
Ohice 20 East .3d s., N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
Miniature Almanac

sun rises . Cie a ni sun sos......5.ss p ~
Moon rises AZ =. III Neon sets .a3 a. m
HlGu WATER
\ NJ i ".
SANDY lo1i .-.--.... ....5 5Ie III
Cogosaor's Island. t5. C. -
hvl Gate. .......... ..-.... ) 81 So
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
HELP WANTED MALE

GENTLEMAN with marked Innate SALES
MANSHlP ABILI1Y. who can mest tho
moet RIGID REFERENCE INVESTIGA-
lion. ID offered a connection that bas
paid az high M $50, 900 annually Address:
fost ONCE Box $50. Madison Square Branch.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22

EIIbsEniuENTEp sn1.l INSIDE SALESMAN IN A
iiAHGE. WE'LL KNOWN DOWNTOWN .'TJNE'.
MHoiESNE rArEl iIol SIC ADDRt,Ss STAT
i,>I ~, AYR ANn iAl'tRIENCE, DUANE ST, S. s..
hon Al', TRIBUNE OUFICE 80 " "
MACuINlST
flItST CLASS TOOlNAKERS
,. - SEABuRY & co
l7TH STREET AND HARLEM RIVER RRONy
SoLI'I 'IioRS-Rcsponsblo high class sollcitors
lor we'll known. we'll indorscd and long established,
ralrlouc 1b war ana peace association ono hundred
.nousnau d uo.'nrs drive Compensation commelsu :
rate with results Real references and record nccrs-
sary ,l Apply 2lS West bsth St ask for Mr. Cen
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
Nineteenth Assembly District.

o3rd t. Dit ave L. l3iss st. Madl-
son ave. and L. l3Sth st.
32nd +. D-5th ave. L. 18th st. Mad.
son ave. and L. 13lst 81.
3Srd T. De. 124th ST. Madison ate
T.. l2pth 81. and d line running throug
Att. Morris Park from the corner of +
l20th ST. and 18th ave. 10 the corner OF I.
l2ttl st. and 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
ELECTION NOTICE

ed Il. DIV. 1C5tb st. Riverside Drive.
w iGist ct. and Hudson River
2fth E. D.-Broadway. w. 162Dd ct.
speedway. w. i59th st. st. Nicholas ave,
w 1G0th ST, Amsterdam ave. and W.
iG1st ct.
18th e. D.-Bradhurs. ave. w. 155.h
St. Speedway. W. 1921 St. Harlem River.
Sth ave. and w. is1st st.
29th r. D.-~BradhBrst ave, w fJ1st ~.
9Th ave, and w. l3sth 81.
"oth Il: D.--coionial Parkway. W. l55th
ST. Bradhurst ave. and ". f45th ST.
ofst Z. D. -Bradhurst ave-. W 18Th
II. Sth ave. and ". lfjth 81
35th T.. D--sth ave. w i45th ST.. Har-
lem River and W. Jf4th st
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
Nineteenth Assembly District

WENTY-SECOND CONGRESSTONAL d
CT-MANUATTAN
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
Thirteenth Assembly District.

s1sT CONGRESSIONAL D1sTR1cT-MAN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22

-Four classes in canning covered a
wide range of subjects at the Liberty
kitchen yesterday, The last class to
take up work was the recently organ
i,ed negro class and it took up drying
OF vegetables.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22

At the benefit card party for the Red
Cross fund, given Thursday afternoon
by the lady Maecabees in the l. o. q. +.
hall the favors were won by Mrs Hugh
Mcdonald and Mrs Del Qussta. A
tidy sum was realized from the five ia
bles OF players
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22

ard Is closing her home and arranging
matters so she may remain indefinitely
with Major Howard who will be sta
toned at San Antonio. Texas.
Mrs. NJ, T. Cafeur Of 400 East Fifth
street left today for Denver. where she
will spend the summer months.
" " y
Mr. and Mrs. William Nee Of 72l
West Fourteenth street received word
from their son, Lieut.. William Nee IT.,
that he had BEEN transferred to Camp
Dix, N J.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald C. Bryan OF
Tulsa, who have been the house guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Minis Of 2S2p
Classen boulevard the past week will
leave tomorrow for their home
~ y y
Mi. VeNsr Bolts Of l40 West
Twenty.sighth street Entertained the
Kappa kappa Gamma alupnae this aft
ernoon at 80. this being the first
meeting since their organization year
ago
Russell Darling. son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Neis Darling Of the Lee-fIuckins hotel,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22

and George Stewart. son Of Mrs. Han.
nah Stewart. Of the Sklryin hotel, left
Tuesday for Kansas City where they
Planned to enter the coast artillery.
Mr.. and Mrs {. o. Yelkn and
daughter. HaIel, u oOl West Fourth
street left Thursday on an overland
trip TO me Great Lak,s' resorts While
travelling cast they plan to make stops
at Kansas CITY St Louis, Minneapolis
Des Moines and Chicago
80
Miss Jeanette Ptadles OF 1888 Wes,
Sixteenth street returned Thursday eve
ming from a three months trip to Jack.
sonyille, Des Moines Indianapolis and
Vlnc-nnes, Ind While at the latter
place, Miss Beadles was the maid oI
honor for Miss Rosma Ryan who be
came te bride OF William Harding ir,
Of indianapolis. Ind.
y n a.
Mrs Frank l.. Mulky OF 20l West
Fourteenth street left Thursday evening
for Camp Bowie, Fort Worth, Texas
TO spend the week eud with her son
Francis p Mulky. of III, l4jrd field
hospital.
The Women's Home Missionary so,
ciety of the First Methodist church VII
meet with Mrs 6. N. Longiellow o
7jJ East Eighth street Tuesday after
noon at 2 80 o'clock. Mrs. LongfelloV
will be assisted by Mrs. Alya Sibe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22

and Mrs. William Stanbaush. aud J
+. u. Lewis+will lead the lesson.
. q y
Mrs Hersehel u Newman Of >;
Thirteenth. street will leave ABOUT
first Of Jniy ior .lstteville. Wis,
spend tho summer with her pare
Rev and Mrs. X A. Chase, Of
city
Mrs. Harry Linlen OF Chicago
has been the house guest OF Mr..
Mrs A. X. lIieman OF 1905 West i
street the past three weeks, left
evening for her home.
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Douglas Irwin, son of DR.. and
James o. Irwin OF PauIS' Valley,
arrive in the city this evening to 81
Sunday With his aunt and uncie,
(contInusd on psoo = Column VI
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SNAKE INTO your SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease. tho antisoptlc powder TO
no Hnakon into the SHOES und eprnklct In
the foothath. Tho plattNhurE Camp Manual
advises men In training to use Foot Ease
IN their shoes eACh morning II prevents
hllsterH and sore spots and relieves painful
swollen. smartlng feet and takes tho sting
out Of corns and hunlous. A certain relief
. for sweating, cailoua. tired. aching feet
Always use Aliens Foot Ease TO break In
new shoes. Sold everywhere CSC tAdvD
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ing withdrawn in keeping with many
new rulings of this division.
The central Surgical dressings rooms
IN the Scott Halliburton building will
not be open hereafter Saturdays, Every
dEy hours will be from 9 until |
O'Clock on all days except Saturday
holiday
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IA E11SS JENNIE ANDERSON, only daughter Of Mr. and
IMl Mrs William NJ. Anderson Of 410 East Twelfth
NVO street who received her bachelor Of degree at
the University Of Illinois, June IL, and Immediately left
for Camp Grant Rockford ILL.,, to enter service
assistant bdcerioogist Miss Anderson who is only 21
old is the youngest In this branch Of service
and if commissioned would rank second lieutenant.
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lm Chandler arrived in the city
J(WJl Friday as the week end guest
of Miss Dorothy Hoffman
and accompanied Miss Hoffman on the
week end "trip to Fort Sill in company
with. the following young girls: Miss
Katherine NashS Miss Elizabeth Pope,
Miss Elizabeth Nichols, Miss Narccllc
Darling, Mss Louise York and Miss
Mildred Daley.
Mrs. c. b. Pope and Mrs Charles
Edward Johnson chnperoned the young
people
.,.' y n Y
Mrs.,E. b. Howard OF 7l8 West Nine
teenth street who is spending the week
IN the city preparatory to joining her
husband Major Howard at his new
post at San Antonio Texas was din
uer guest Thursday evening of Dr.. and
| Mrs. Arthur A. White Of 9l3 West Six
tcenth street
y h
| Miss Marguerite Brown and Miss Ger
Itrude Scott left yesterday morning for
Fort Sill to spend the week end as the
guests OF Lieuteuant Bom of tic l4th
field artillery While there they will
attend the regimental ball given by the
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FAVORITE RECIPES
wafflss From Substitutes.

wafflss From Substitutes,
~ NE cup Of corn flour, one cup
II u OF rice flour. one and haH
~ teaspoons baking powder one
and a half teasOoons salt and sulti-
cient sweet milk to make batter
of the proper consistency, probably
two cups, depending upon the dry
ness Of the ingredients. Beat two
eggs and add to the batter
Have the wafila iron hot and well
creased, when baking
1t is not necessary, to use melted
butter in this batter as substitutes
require less shortening than wheat.
MRS. PRENTlSS PRICE,
1915 Classen Boulevard
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The home service sectioh OF the Ok
lahoma county chapter OF the American
Red Crossis busy aiding the last quota
of select draft men with their alotments
insurance and home problems.