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Say go, 900 Armed
German Prisoners Are
Modified at Tomsk
continued from Page y.


Won. IL D. announced officially.
No infantry action developed
French advanced troops south of tho
DISC river Withdrew 20 prepared post
tons southwest " the lower forest
OF Coucy and south ~ Coucv lo-
Chateau
The statement follows.
There was great activity on the
part ct the artillery ON both sides at
numerous points along the front north
OF mnntdidicr and between Mnntdidicr
ana Noyou. 80 infantry action oc-
CURED.
"On the left bank ~ the uisc there
were intermittent bumhartmcnts. Al
RANGED French troops, in conformity
with order which had been given,
carried out q withdrawal 20 prepared
positions southwest of the Nwcr for
est OF Coucv and south of C1ucN lie
Chateau. German troops were kent
constantly under the French artillery
fire and suffered heavy LOSSES in the
course 81 this operation
Two German raids northwest of
Rheims were rcpulsed. other Ger
man efforts against small French
posts nca Epargcs, IN the sector of
.leillon and north of Eouhomc
achieved mo- greater success
Everywhere else tho night passed
iu quiet
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EXPECTED FEATURE
IN SAUC|DOBACA
CASE STILL PENOS
Counsel for Defendants Objects to
Admission of Letters Written
from Jail by Young Woman
Court Hasn't Ruled.

Tho %looKcd-for sensation boz the
Stucldo- Baca trial-tho introducing
OF letters written by Miss Esther BHca
while she was In the county san to
pablo Saucido- had not arrived when
the district court recessed az noon to-
day
District Attorney George E craig
offered the letters as evidence late
yesterday afternoon This came Js a
surprise To- Ernest - Garcia, counsel
for the defendant. and ne asked TOR
time to examine the letters. forcing
the court 10 rccess until today at AN
earlier hour than rs usual MI
Garcia objected to the admission NJ
the letters ana Judge Herbert =. Ray
nolds had not ruled upon his obicc-
ton 80 noon.
The young woman. who rs charged
Jointly with Suucido with stealing
dresses valued az $500 from the
Chicken ranch on North Fourth
street. was on the stand all morning.
te%stifyinE In her defense and under
going tho prosecutions c-ross-eNamin-
alton. She was To- Doe called back To
the stand this afternoon FOR the final
stage OF the denomination aud
after that the defense expected to
can Suuri'u Mr. Garcia said he
would complete the cas-" Tor IN" do
Tense.
Miss Btcs said ON the stand that
she bought The dresses which police
found az her home from a middle
aged man whom she had not seen
before or since She said. however.
that she was al the Chicken ranch"
with S1ucid, ON the night uf the
theft she had been there before.
pa" said, ANA named "a prominent FOR
NOR citizen who she asserted. had
taken her there There wore others.
too she said.
Polite, hut testified Monday that
Miss UJcI told them she had % part
iu thc theft of The dresses and that
Siucido was In the house with her
She attempted tu explain this alleged
admission hv tho statement that she
had been advised 90 blame Saurido go
save herself.
Miss Roca was Indicted at the Sep
,omhcr 1919 term ON IN" charge Of
having stolen goods in nor possession
fNNH JUL. N''N '''''NfN NNNNN ''Nf' NNfN ''
fuuu, at the umo the case was set
for tr!Hl she was captured nearly
three months later 10 Hin Puorco 1s
She dressed 300 wnu'> clothes. was
fleeing boo "a wagon Stuoido also was
300 th" wagon when Dcput, Sheriff
j AlgJr.u Muutuyl overlook o.
uionicio Aauayl. who drove the
wagon told uf his start from his
homo az R1uchos de- Atriscu with
Snuo.iu and IA" young woman aud of
the halting of their Journey at Rio
Iu"rco Anu,a was seriously 100 am
Doe was brought into the court room
ON 90 -tretcher tie law on IL as ne
testified We was 50 weak that 49,
ltupro. interpreter. va To ruiso mir
hand ~ the oath was administered.
Tn" March term grand jury returned
mother indictment against Miss Bucl.
charging her Jointly with Saucito with
larceny. ana It WAS under his indict-
mcut that they were placed on trinl
Monday
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Will Decide News
in Casualty Lists

Washington, April % President VII.
sou win MAX" % tuul drrisiou 100 the
question OF Withholding Goa casualty lists
the addresses ~ mon killed aud wound
rl. when ~,crctar, Baker returns from
France. Tho president. % was indicated
toitN. although Inclined to scc the al
dresses Published, wishes 20 obtain the
secretary - opinion a. formed with ruu.
fct,uccs with General prrshiug
No casualty lists are hoiug issued
now us the vur department is awaiting
word from France which will umulify
Secretary Bakers now censorship reg.
ulntious. The giving out vf uddrcssrs
in the list WIS discontinued some week.
ago on the recommendation of Gructul
prf,hinE. Many protests ucuius this
urtion have reached the white house.
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Telephone Chief Dead.

Montreal. April p-Chnrlc, Fleet
wood Sise. president Of the Rrll 1clc
phone company of Canada, who SERVED
ms au ,Hicer on the confederate pti,n.
tecr Alabama during The civil war. In
the United States. died az hi. hlmc here
today. of pneumonia.
After the war he ven to Montreal,
where he founded with others the Bell
Telephone company VI Canada.
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Kansas 'ity Mo-. April 9-Hups
Receipts. 10000. Hiehor Rulk. yi5.N5
a. l1la. heavy. ttG.iaHl 90, light.
$40. 90 a. a.. 80, pigs. tl3.a0a 10 80
Cattlc-Rcccipts 1000. Higher.
Prime fed steers. xt4.UUW i5.75. dress
cd beef steers. $i2 5|0atlt5u. western
steers. s12. 90 1925: COWS. $7.G0m
~ 40, hcifcrs. s. 90 1900; stockcr-
and feeders. 81. o0m 1875, bulls. IS. ga
nlliu, CalNo.. S. 90 n li.0O.
sheep Receipts. 5000. Strong.
Lambs. $1,000 COTS. ycarlings. so
Hl550. wctbors SIS % 10 ~. ewes.
NtIU0m 10. on.
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Won HaagSrnar Is
to Be Interned

Salt Lake City, April 9.-Curl Won
Hnugsmnr, known 100 the west ~
Chuuuccy llallcndcr. who was arrested
M Prescott, Ariz., ord brought 20 Sul'
Lake. will he inicrurl M Fort Douglas
NJ "a dangerous enemy alien. United
states Marshal Aquillo Ncbckcr an.
uouuccd today. Nj Ncbcker said that
llaupsmnr was being detained in Jail
only until such time us the presidential
WARRANT authorizing increment at Fort
Douglas was received. which probably
would be- iu the cour.c 81 "a few days.
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PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CkTARRH
Tells How To Oprn Cloggcd Nos
trilS aud End Head Colds.

Won feet fine BOO q few WorI'rlt.
Your ..Id Ir head nr rafurrh v.' hH
gone, Your clngErd ru-tril- viii open.
III. lr pb~-tg's of Nuur head VfII
clear lud YOU can breathe freely $50
more dullnt--. headache uu hHNkIue.
.uuf1iup. mucous discharge ur dr,
ness. mo- strugg WING ior breath ll
night.
Tell Nuur diukgist yuu want 70 -ulI
bottle ct ELY Cream Halu NppI, %
little of thi- t%ragraut %autiscptic cream
your uostrils. Jet b. penetrate
through every air. passage of the head
suothe and heal The swu.'rg. InflaW"d
mucuais membrane and relief umt
Instantly.
u Be- just what every cold Hud
Cltarrh sufferer needs Don't stI.
-tutf,d-up ana miserable.
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D. E. Harrington Will
Build a Sc, 600 Home

- r. Harrington to-day obtained Il
permit from n city engineers office
Tor building e siN-room brick house
az seventh street and Slate avenue
His application said that the house
would cost more than $4,000.
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GREAT NnTULERN DUEI
ALONG tNIitTISU IINI~

London. Apr1 9- Tu.
tilery developed Ef,.. activity '
this morning ON th, BRITISH f.... .H
the line from ~ Uas-r CANAL t1 south
Ut Armentiercs according Co 'uda, 81
war office announcements
The statement cad
Early this morning tho enemy
artillery developed great activity uu
the front extending from Il HJ.
canal to south uf Armcutirrp.
Elsewhere ou mo British fruut
except for hoaN, hostile shielding in
the noirhhorhood OF Nill"rs rrctou
uouN and Mcricuurt L\hcc there is
nothing special 90 report.
The enemy artillery fire south OF
the Sumul, yesterday and last uiglt
was particularly intense aud the lrit 70
ish artillery responded vigorously. Re
lwoou eleven and twelve n'oloch last
~ chit the enemy heavily -hcllpd th"
British d%cfon-eS east OF Ni.ler--Eru o.
tnnuciX and also pounded the region
81 belmont ana Mcricourt north 81
tho Sommc.
This morning the hostile guns rpon
90 ON the sector between In RIssc
and FlcurhaiN. south Of ArmCnticrcs.
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ItNIN NDDS IN GRIEF
NIAD\G TIM BNTrIE LINE.

with tho British Army In
France. April There has been
no change IN the situation accord
INK To- tho latest reports this morn
Inr From. the rp''lc front Tho Sky
bon" ..fst #tr I.v BE- we
4 fN.
us"lsio IIv a- ~ u .i
during Lost uu-Ht. .Iur tne H.'fi
rruuud undesirable l.rraIu for nu,r
.fI,u-
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for,at times until tho weapons were
$50 hos as e be useless
This handful Of American soldier.
who were not hardened 10 such tc'-
ritic slaughter. was sickvned hy the
shamblcs Il created. bur fought furi-
ourly tor several DAYS, helping GO hold
the enemy all the way from ~. Qucr-
tin to the vicinity OF Noyon. These
were the Americana mentioned 10 tho
time I'M the official communques hnt
thes" details az their exploits IL has
only now been possible IA secure
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Denver. colo. April 9-Cattlr-
Receipty. 2i0o Higher recf steers.
$4,000 li.lo, COWS n hcifers s. no
ll.AO. stotkcrS and feeders. 81. 0uFl
10 90. calves. Sts0Om lt25.
Hogs Receipts. LEO 10 cents
HIGHER Top Sl1.lo: bulk. SlGG0T
80. 40.
Shccp-lieycipts 1000. steady
Lambs. tia 900 90 90, ewes. Sli.50@
1900.
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'hI'OFO- ApriI y .UUFs. Re OIut
O. uop. firm. o 90 % cents above yes
trrday average Bulk. SItl5ul5G5.
light Si5.0o3 10. CO.,. hct,,. tl6}Un
], io. pigs &l2.,5 HlG.15.
cattle Receipts $4,000. steady. Nl-
tive Steers sib % f 1850. stoak,rs ans
.eedtr~. $1,000 o. 90. COWS ana h,if-
crs. S6N5m12.0 90, calves. sio.auH
lG no.
sheep Receipts $1,000 WyaI.
sheep. sl2'inu 1850. .amhs. $1,000
20 %.
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Five Indicted in
st. Louis Riots

East -. Louis, m, April o. Five IN.
dirtmruts which resulted from the re-
ccui congressional inquiry into the Eus'
Louis rucr riots have brrn rc1ul urd
by the federal grand jury ut Cairo, m.
Il VAS learned today.
The indictments urc based on the ties
timouy of Myrtle Gardner, who .oid
TINT she bad been held us q white slave
~ q hazel here.
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France. Monday. April American
nutposts in the Lorraine sector at
tackled u German patrol this morning
and Killed one of tho enemy party
The Americans drargcd the body
across No Mans Land into their own
trenches Tor Identification. There
were mo- American casualties.
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Gives Yonnpsters Chance

London. \prl o-kiug George ho.
% royal warrant providing that
promotion, To the rank of general in
the British army ,hull be- 10y selection
+ stead 81 seniority. This, il il said.
viii make h possible for o Young OH
ccr who shows brilliant abilities ms n
header go jump over the head. Of sen.
iu the service.
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Chicago. April 3 Butter Higher.
Creamery. 33H totsc.
Eggs Unsettled, t9.e5l cases. First.
3fH n 3eisc, ordinary first- 30 ~
sic. nj mark cases Included 3ol ~
81 LC
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-09

A little WANT 40 now and then
is read ny every class OF men-and
women too Try ono
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Siowuess nf cash demand together
with aCcumulat.sg stocks prevented
any sharp advance.
t,use.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

merry week end party ant
dance of interest In high school
circles. had Miss Berulre Derby en-
tertaining Friday evening In the
home OF her parents. MIR. and Mrs
" " DERBY The hostess was as
sisted by her uhum, Miss Louise
Haley, Maids and young men OF
the number were Misses Doris
Vance, Edith Frost, carolyn ks
kaddon Katherine YeaKer, Urlth
Walters Anna Zclla Goff Larue
Harm. Ethel Irwin, kathleen camp
bell. Helen walker, Mildred Finch.
Louise Haley, Messrs Ted SeEer,
Artells Dixon Ira crews. Harley
Aitkin. Allen Kramer, Llovd stone,
Harry Gotf charles Collett. George
Bowman, Norris Hopping, Edgar
Graber, Hubert Lyons Charles
Davis
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+. church where the bride long has
been u member OF the choir, played
the Mendelssohn march for the en-
trance of the couple, the bride on
the arm ~ her father and Doctor
Hammer unattended, to the ceremony
room Tho Rev. Louis =. Bar-
ton, pastor Of the church. officiated.
using the double ring service. The
bride was given I'M marriage by her
father The bride was most Rttrac-
tive in n gown Of white georgette
crepe, beaded In white and she car
red bouquet Of white roses. A
buffet supper was served after the
ceremony with Mesdamcs Pritchard,
Keaton and Weddle assisting. Or.
and Mrs Hammer Will be at home
10 friends IN their own quite In the
apartments after March /. The
bride is graduate OF the Fiudlay
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PRICE s CENTS

rive at the middle OF the week from
Chicago TO visit tho home OF Mrs
Hauers uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Presley q, Walker, jr.. Nine
teenth and Detroit. Maple Ridge.
Lster they will bo Joined by Mr
iauer.
Nvonne little daughter OF Mt.
and Mrs. Jerre r. o'Mesra, is home
from Sacred Heart academy. Vini-
ta. for the Easter holidays
Miss Ann walker ID spending the
week end ~ a guest Of Miss Grace
Cary OF okmulgec,
Mrs. oryilie l.. James OF Hotel
Tulsa has gone for few weeks Visit
In Kansas City and Independence
Mo.
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAss.
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, TuE WEEKS CALIGND
Monday

pr and Mrs Charles u. r
OIlern entertain with dance at
Country club.
crown Seal chautauqua meeting
In library. Mrs. Ralph Oberholzer
leader.
Mile. IIenriette Clopath gives lee
ture before Ruskin Art club In Y.
NJ. {. a. gymnasium.
Adkar Shrine ceremonial dance
in ballroom Of Tlks' club
Women OF Trinity guild meet FOR
unchcon in Episcopal church.
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tuhiol conservatory Of music and
a member OF the CadmRn choral
,iuu De Hammer, whose home for.
meriN VAS In Louisiana. OF which
state lac is "A native, was educated IN
TuRn" university lie IL connected
with the Wright laboratories and
is recognized ms a leading hacteriol-
ogjst ot oklahoma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
Tuesday

Mrs n. Ralph Lockwood and
MIS- Joseph y. CRppcau, jr. are
hostesses OF luncheon at County
club,
Meeting Of Columbia chautauqua
IN library, Mrs. e. +. Albce leader.
knights Columbus are hosts or
card party aud dance In their home
Quid Llhet club meets with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank :. Craver
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

breakfast room adjoining the main
dining room. and Refreshments OF
sandwiches with coffee and pie II Ia
mode were served, There were
short talks by Mr. j. Burr Gibbons,
Who presided as toAstmaster, Mrs.
Anthony NJ. O'Donnell president OF
the board OF tho detention home,
Judge ~. l.. Standeven, Rev G. V.
King. rector OF Trinity church, and
Mr. A. NJ WEIGH There were coy.
crs for two hundred.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

sister, Mrs y. Nadsworth Arnold OF
Hartford. Conn who is stopping
over for n brief time en- route home
after the winter In California. Mr..
Arnold. who also vas here for n
few days. has resa5med his journey
nOrthward,
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WEDDINGS


\ charming wedding OF early
spring took place Saturday evening
when Miss Olga Ruth Hoyis became
the bride Of Dr. e Ernest Ham
ner. the ceremony taking place at
o'clock at the residence uf the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Phil
lip T.. HOvis In thu MARY Brock
man apartments. Spring flowers in
pink and white were combined with
nnllax in simple decoration Of Tho
home, where 2h relatives and intl-
mate friends OF the young coupIc
were gathered The music proceed
ing the ceremony consisted OF songs
hv Ar Roy Smoot who rendered
because" by D'Hardeloi. and Mrs
Sherod keaton who gave Cadmnn's
AT Dawning" TRp accountant
meuts were played by Mrs T. y.
Pritchard. formerly Of Sistersvtlls.
West Virginia. who recently re-
moved 10 this city. Mrs O. II. Wet
die, organist OF Boston avenue NJ
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F------~
LuNCHlONS.


Mrs. n.-l II Leonard and her
daughter Mrs Howard NJ LeSourd
of Cleveland, Ohio. presided as hos
tesscs OF a delightful luncheon party
Friday afternoon at the Country
club with Mrs. Schofield Miss Sa
die Carnill and Miss Katherine Scho-
hcld, an OF Philadelphia, as the lr
honor guests. The table was cen
tered with spring flowers and the
faNors were appropriate to Easter
tide In n series Of contests which
followed tho serving, honors were
won hv Mrs. Ralph Lockwood and
Mrs Dick Payne Covers were laid
In addition to those OF the honorees
and hoAteAAes feF Mesdartrs tsrurge
5. Bole. Perclval +. MRgee. George
NJ Watts. G. c, Simmons. Il. Ralph
Lockwood, Harry " Johnson. Earl
W Sinclair, Dick Payne, McCandless
OF Los Angeles. and l.. NJ. Bennett OF
Cedar Falls. Iowa.
Workers for annual tag day of
the. Tulsa Humane society. which
this year was the largest and most
successful 10 the history OF the so
cicty rested from their labors for
luncheon Saturday afternoon at Ho-
tel Tulsa. Tables were set in the
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CdncAsiny.

April meeting OF Tulsa chapter -.
g. r., Mrs NJ r.. Cline and Miss
Cogswell hosteSses,
history and Literature club
meets. Mrs, G.. s. NandeNcr hostess
Annual meeting and election OF
Ecumenic club in library
Annual party and dance Of Lady
Maccabees, Elks' club.
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k------------
Tho annual meeting Of the wom-
ems missionary federation OF the
| city last Thursday brought together
at Boston Avenue NJ. T. church,
where the sessions were held more
than $50 women representative of
the various churches of the city in
terested In the cause OF missions
Miss Kate YIN OF San ella nm.
I India, who has been a missionary TO
the peoples In the far east FOR many
years. addressed the women piNnG
"a most interesting account of her
residence In India and work among
the lower and middle class east IN
dians Miss Inn represented the
United Presbyterian church Mrs.
Lowell Mcfherson, OF the school OF
missions of Indianapolis. also was n
visitor of dlstinCtiun. OF whose ex-
periences. the women were ANXIOUS
to learn. lntermission was taken AZ
noon for the serving OF t'onserva.
ton luncheon, Officers elected for
the new year arc Mrs John smiley.
president. Mrs. q. II. Leonard. first
vice president, Mrs Percy Collins.
second vice president. Mrs. e. V
King, third vice president: Mrs o..
F. sinks, secretary. Mrs J. B.
Means, treasurer The federation
voted s25 10 the tag day fund for
the county detention homo for child
rem and an equal sum TO the ad-
'anccment Of the travellers aid work
In Tulsa
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PERSON NJ.

Mrs l.. l.. Loft entertained last
Wednesday afternoon In -ompli-
ment To Mrs. y, y, Blazer. who was
given shower Of pretty gifts The
hours we're spent in knitting after
which an ice course was served TO
Mcsdames ". +. Gillias, Mott. Bow
den, Rert Tilton, Harry Wieherwelt,
Fred spillmau, shepard, Frank lTar-
low and AshhurSt
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NCfNiE.NTS.

Mrs. Clarence i Hindmsn will
entertain Informally at luncheon
Wednesday afternoon at the Country
club in courtesy to Mrs Joseph T.
lantry's guest, Mrs f. Wadsworth
Arnold OF Hartford. Conn. There
Will be dozen guests
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Mrs Earl =. Berry~has set next
Thursday afternoon as the time at
which she VIII entertain with an in
Formal bridge OF seven tables at
the Country club.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

Mrs, clyde II, pape entertained
with n small luncheon yesterday az
ternoon at Tea cup Inn. oompll-
mentary 10 Mrs. r. A, Banister OF
St Louis
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| lecture was devoted 10 the French
| Rodin. whose work In sculpture has
for It's main interest the expressions
OF thot His ideas on art and on
lie prove that hc is himself great
thinker as well a. a great artist
( The women of Trinity Episcopal
Guild, who pledged themselves to
earn dollar during the Lentcn
period, will meet IN a luncheon Mon
day afternoon In the sub story of
! the church. ~ that time each
member VIII tell her experiences In
securing the coveted dollar and no
doubt all will bc OF interest Res
ervations may be made with Mrs
Pyeatt or Mrs. Dixon, not later Than
sunday evening. Trinity guild Ia a
charitable organization and It's ac-
tivities are not confined To the
church. but wherever they learn
held Is needed, II Is expected there
will be ul)etards of rs intnttendance
Mile. Hehriette Clopath will give
the last OF her lecture series before
the Ruskin Art club, Monday after
noon, II was originally announced
that the meeting would be held IN
the high school auditorium, but a
change NJ place has OF necessity
been taken TO the Y. NJ, G. a. gym
nasium at o'clock The lecture
"A sketching Trip Thru Brittany"
Will be illustrated with colored
slides, made by Madamolselle fol-
lowing visit 10 Brittany some
years ago.
Jane Adams chautauqua. which
was among the first OF the city's
clubs to respond TO the call of the
national fedora tions for cooperation
and assistance in the plan OF erect
Ing furlough houses for our armies In
France. has received recognition
from Mrs Eugene l.. Mccain OF Paw
huska. who is NJ the head of the
movement In the third district Jane
Addams made "A contribution OF S25.
Members Of the Quld I.lbet club
met in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. {.
C. simmons OF the Walker apart
monts, Monday evening, where an
nual election ~ officers WAS held.
resulting In the choice Of MT g.. u.
CoRVeshall for president. Mr.. a. II.
Craver. vice president and Mrs. Al
bert w Roth. treasurer.
Columbia Chauiauqua circle will
meet in joint session with Crown
Seal circle Monday afternoon nt
2:3O In the public library. The clubs
will take up the study OF the book
OF Job.
Mrs. Carl T.. Daniels liz hero for a
visit 10 her sister. Mrs. y. r. sChaff
A. the conclusion OF her stay here
Mrs Daniels Will so to Camp Doni-
phan. Lawton, 20 be near Mr. Dan
iels who has enlisted in the service.
Tho regular meeting Of the board
OF managers OF the childrcu's day
nursery is called for Thursday
morning at 10 O'Clock In the nur-
scry home.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

Mrs. lee c. Moore has arrived
from Pittsburgh, Pa, 10 establish
her residence In Tulsa and will be
at home temporarily with her
daughter. Mrs. G. y. swanson. Mr.
and Mrs swanson will leave on
Tuesday to spend some time In
French Lick, Ind. with their guest
Mrs =. A. Bannister. accompanying
then as far M her home In st
Louis.