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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-06-09
Cherokee AIl-Fiber Rugs,
9x1z, S15.z5

These much-wanted rugs can
be used on both sides. as the
colors and patterns are woven
through. They are easily
cleaned and very desirable for
summer use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-06-09
The Housing Problem "Solved" by The Heel

THE point that The Hecht Co. wants to make clear
above all else in this advertisement is that we have
assisted many hundred families solve the Housing
Problem. And it is this measure of success which
prompts say that certainly assist YOU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-06-09

sations, and all chronic weak
nesses and arrangements, this is
the proven remedy. It's the only
one so sure that it can be guaran-
teed. "Favorite Prescription" will
benefit or cure, in the case of every
tired and afflicted woman.
An easily procured vegetable pill
is made up of May-apple, the
dried juice of the leaves of aloes,
and the root of jalap, made into
a tiny pellet and coated with
sugar. I 1t was first put into
ready-to-use form by DR.. Pierce
nearly so years ago. Almost
every drug store in this country
sells these vegetable pellets in
walls for 25c-simply ask for DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They
have Dr.. R v. Pierce stamp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-06-09
Americans in Canadian List.

OTTAWA, June 8.-The following
names appear in today's casualty list:
wounded-A. c. Mckinley, Alameda.
CAL; s. Niersanka. Grand Rapids,
Mich; F. Matthews. Tacoma. Wash.
Gassed-B. E. westberg. Seattle.
Wash; C. Webb. Finley. Okla.
Hip. NJ. K. Jones, Moscow. Idaho.
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T LOOKS DARK to any

DAkh 10 any
weak or ailing
W o m a n DR..
Pierce's Fayo-
rite Prescrip-
ton comes to
her help. For
female COM
plants" pains,
internal infam-
nation or ul-
ceration, bear
ing-down SEN
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Want Ad Rates and
Information for
QkIahOmana ] imes


All N,eK dAY classified Advertising
runs In both papers at ono price. Run
day OklghOmnn, Ons Issue, same rate as
the two dalllos.
Ono time. Daily Okla.
hUman ahJ Timns . i-2o Do o.
Three times nAlly OKLA
hom4u and Times per
Ono week. Ohlahomsn
and TimCH per day . | l-sc 1c IS
Ono msnth, Okahuman
and Times per day o.. lc 10 IA
Figure six letters to the average word
and six words TO tlts line, twelve Tines
10 the inch
All ror Rents Boarding ana situation
Wanted, both Oknhomnn and Times, lc
per Nurd
ChBsIned contract rates for Ohlahomon
and Times 100 INES 10 he used within
one ysar nom Data OF contract, or con
tract for three lines daily for one year
&c per llna each Issue. copy changed Rs
oflrr aA desired.
No al Ackpttd for lers than zsc.
CkLAHOMAN AND TINES RULES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADVEHTlslNG
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only. when renewal viii he snlcted
CHARGE WANT Aps will not be run
longer lhan seven days without re-
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irons making payments over the office
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office hy b. m. on tho dny before
- le 10 run, except sunday An vent
ads Tor The Hunday nk'uhoman must
b. IN tho office bv i90 g. m Satur-
days An want ads 10 H1ri m Tlmoa
must ho IN the bufluc O'0De not ln'"r
th1n ~ O'Clock IN The dpt nt pub
ncuuOn Branch ofn's In Nesitplrs drug
store, zoo West Main, 70 OHrn daily ~ :
~ ahd closes ~ & y m Want ads r.
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gnirr be heading Ton Late ~ Classify
RLiND ADs-No answer to blind AIS
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showing key nup Der when placing hlind
ads Answers 10 out.of-tewn blind ads
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a. tho same rate ss cash ads rnd col
kctlons viii ~ made Al your homo or
office the same day nrst insertion OF Rd
aTrears this n an accommodation serv
ice and payments should nlways he made
promptly when hill II presented Always
ssk your Telephone sd 10 be repeated
back 10 you by the telephone "a thher
10 make sure That II has been correctly
taken. Tho Otiahoman- Times cannot ne
sumo responsibility for errors ~ any
kline occurring IN telephone advertise
Teutp
UNDER M CIRCUMsTkNCEs win
ads be misrlassiflsd Tho convenience ~
'he re1deg IL considered NJ well ss the
advertiser.
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DEPARTMENT
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MALE HELP WANTED

AMERICAN HEATING co. $50 IT, 3rd
manufacturer Of pHtrlck'H oil burnrlH
Tor cook stoves. heaters, hot all Wat,'
and stenm furnaces Free burner ~
agents
WANTED ind .curs bIRckmlth anu
hurscsHocr jim Workman, El Reno
Okla
PREPARE Yourself for war or peace
Oklahoma City h"tomOblla School
I7IS North WestCrn
MEN wanted a. work At sawmlll. dryo
teams nnd cut timber, good wages hua
steady WOtK, write IA Tor particulars
NJ l. lnrra Lumber Co. Crum Creek,
Ohn
sAtIIH EAHORS Any KIND, ahmp.
eurd good as new Hair Edge Kazo'
60 .gl W Main, Oknhoga City.
WANTED At once, a good cook, llS PEI
week mud board. white Or Courcl, must
le good lu pastry, cIoAn and SAYING ca,
,llr cnio. phono 2to clinton, Okla
WNNrEp--Cumbinntlon wnshmRn ana
fireman, want the best man obtain
able lhOm Of write Norman Steam
Laundry Norman. OIdo
NANTED-l um In position to use scy.
trli t-Wir, solicitors who have the
ability lU produce Immediate business,
work 10 ho In Tho interest ot Tho Daily
DkIHlnWHn; territory, state " Oklahoma.
covering iurul routes lu special HH
fRr'h i"rioy, must be able 10 tuf-
o.. 70 'Ir uT conveyance This prOpuHls
iw ia srnrv and travelling eSprusrt,
rrtmnuci' pruUnntuu "a those who hrr
uhl' tu mtlo good, mis- prupusiiion must
h" accepted within th" neNt few dnlH
N'0rrs1 ni can iu person, Country ClrCu
lnilnu MtnHF'g Room il2. Oklnhnnmn
l'I'r ONIhuur city,
MANrLD A. once. good moDhRnies TO
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ron RENT-i mtplshcd room vest win.
dows. gps and furnace heat v block
nom broadway cprline, CLOSE IN; private
Walnut NiOsJ
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LOST AND FOUND.


ru'kETuOuK between broadway 1nd
Western uu IrH or ilh S., cnnurnlnF
uuu $40 IIH.r.. huud one i1N nlI. so
hHN pI.u q. vHi,r drrust Finder Hoefe
u'utu 'n . WusI Third and receive ~.
Nwf h y l'ithS ---.-
tulNp. Graduating pin. .olid gold, 1916,
.Hu ef No. fru station. first md
NrHu' 0nl ro. fpf This ~.
Lost pu.aoiuoot containing ig2t :
Dale Ave-
luer Nrr1oly lcrrrJ m10o dos. d.
months u.d. .dbrl mtllc. Hne coat tAil
s inches 'ong, answers 10 maine "Ntbli"
toward J. g. Newbul 1907 ~ Ellison,
Walnut H21 lesid1nce, Walnut 1852
hurlrr r, 10 W Neih
LOST Yesterday on downtown street a
EHli triangle scarf ph. chip dlsmonda
IN yvuter Finder return 10 1895 Ne
broadway nnd receive reward.
DIltNYhD- From sgrd and North Wes,
rrn. uno black male PIG, weight about
-, pounds can Walnut 1Qe Ienhlnsr.
LOST An old.iashlonrd brShhibln, pie
station NJ on Main street Reward. WAX
uul tM5v
of Doctor weltt dental office. reward
LUST-Cameo brooch, between acbtt-
Halllhutton's Rud Eebert Hotel. on
tlndot plehSe return 10 scott Banlbuf-
tons Nts Hbwllns
LoSr larEo yellow Pcrslah cat fq0.
day night Can Maple 1871, t1O We
t2th
t........
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BANK STOCKS. BONDS
AND LOANS.

AN soinK into business, need more a..
VIII Harites 100 shares sioch 10 d
Crowley q Smith Patent Co. epNo
ioreisn and Y. =. patents on ths Dsg(
pronounced q world bsstsr ~ nSa
knor. ADDRESS c:is. oklasoSssa
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Wl8t lG
The Best Occupation for
s Your Daugrtert

OAl - a AZ p DO NJ
a man IN the employ Of thu United
States government. whose two dHurE-
ters have made telephone operating
their prOfcssion said ~ ! had ton
daughters I would want all oi Them
10 be telephone operators Aside from
the fact that they work under the d.
rect supervision ~ women only and
that every provision is mnde Tor their
comfort the training they receive II
O. great developer N tu.'. TsUurceful'
nose and initiative.
Telephone operating ia more than
iDh II " young vuW3us prOfrs-
sion nud tho work b. essentially R
nOmnns work Furthermore, 10 Re U
service ESSENTIAL 'o the national wrl.
fare. ana ~ The present tim, ~ Of
i'rs unusual opportunities fOr nd
NlnCemcut
IN most younE vouDus prof. sslonF
months ~ preliminary training ave
usopssaty a. the learner. sNufnsu.
Hut IN telephone operating tho h.'-
glunrr pfks nothing for her training
ON tho CONTRARY, she is pi1Don Un tho
ply-rnli ~ ronn uH size begins me
hr'Uf Cnurfr NJ luftuutIUU iiDr tHf.
1rg is Increased M the completion ur
THIS course nnd thereafter Ht regular
and frequent intervals
Some ~ the features m tho work
are Good sllpflrs. from th, start.
permanent positions. regular and irr-
uurut Increases. special opportunities
Tor promoiion, high grade. ClroUiy
wnrk; ronEcnlAl aud carefully chosen
AsEorf ties light, airy and comfortable
wbrNinS quarter annual vacation
with pny, Hrd slok benefits and pen.
siors without cost
" you have daughter who would
like 10 aprly for a position as tele-
phone operator, w know Of another
young wofnbn vhu may BE- interested,
our School Hrln,iIal a. Room 2ls.
Telephone Building, will he glad TO
set her ana talk the matter over In
deIal
SOUTHWESTERN mstt. TEHErnoN'
COMPANY
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LOST Yesterday on downtown street a
EHli triangle scarf fJh. chip dismonda
IN vvuter Finder return 10 1895 Ne
IruNdwnN and receive reward
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PHONE PIX r
ASK FOR WANT Al
DEPARTMENT
gUBsCRIpTION HATEs

SUBSCRIPTION RATES
By Mail ono y"s-................... IS m
~ M1il. ora ,pnr. with TIE SUN
DAY OkLAttOMAN ............t 8 70
Nv HEtnt. carrier Dr neWshoy
Csnts a copy ur 10 cents a week
In Oklahoma City.
OKLAUOMN CITY TIMES oDvcnlnr) nr1
DAILY OittAHONAN Onotnlrgl. ~
papers a Rrfk delivered ly carrier l'
OkNhoma City and vicinity per veek.
fn cents
All unsoIclted nhrusrrip,s, letters and
pictures cent N the Times are sent Al the
riHk Of the ovner Tho 0klsl omR Pub
fishing company expressly tcpudiate. anv
responsibility for their safe custody or
return.
The Associated Press IL exclusively en-
tltlcd - tho use FOR republication ot All
news dispatches credited 20 II or not
otherwise credited I'm this papFr and also
me local news published herein
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NOTICES
EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION

WANTED Nl interested In violin u-
-'r NUn Zoo ansutr This Ad; an cppor
'uni'N 'Nr Nuu 'u rr' course free yuu-
answering inrurs NO obligation Ct.
UrfH Dtl1hDrnn
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RErcuelGe l-n4e-
ruRNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT


'1,H w CALIFORNIA Modern ronu.
FOR FiEI i law ,ru,r, rooms v.,I. .r
without bath Congress Rooms no
e. Ir.H.Ht. INnr" Walnut 60
AtIIY ur'vhI T,ii0am Iu r-yrF.'
rlu. ID r.J,rn ,or,,,.,r... r
h'n @f I'rur Walnut 1901
THREE modern v.u. mnsh,l O.m.
Hn' rrrrn ~ 'oa IS s'h
77n ME-T rTU .Iwp nice. rrm.N.u
connecting rooms .Hiu a.r. i.,n. ...1
rr'. tn0m. g,ra amra rf,tr.r.i. rrst
NJ .lE N.'H $500
MuUrHN n.r room RlI r.s.0.. u'
h'rmn. C.0s' .n West 5tU Maple
..''.I.
NI' d. ...'H fr ,". ono Ng tNn .r...
N''U''. N' Other I.urrfE. 1875 " ..'
..
sIIIIfNG Hui surg rulu. rpgue .tal
t'rnm h,''t wont D. . 'ud wife. 0r 'H"
N''N l,Rl' note Walnut "ll
siNGlE N0ut room vel iurmsh,d. close
~ nrnt '4i lln. also FhaEt. 2l' E's'
''" none NaInnt NV
WE Iift mc'h hrnish"d ruom f.r
tt,t.t t.tst,hv,"WgE ~ n<rn 'ht
NNaA. iI'i'Ii'u. "" west hno
10 bath. $40 W 'rd.
iOuNs for rcnt. w,'NnE distance. rrI-
v''e homo above The broadway CIrIle.
l.iV y iH''dW'y
AZ lE\tllNE south room IN private
nom, i' gentlemen. private entrance
? car nn"s' with ot without gnr1E. M.
l, I'N
ut i"0n'. -', yer W''l
,,,, '.'''''
'lrl NlINs s"ntH1st sIreriF ipnnL pot.
t,,"th ,n.,t'' t'1 .,I ''u I,'l Wv
1 A. i--ii ,il.lle ,''. ''''A'''' Nv
'''''e -''' ......-.---.
J.. tsS,,N' s,, u, r,y,n ,,,., ,.'m' y mon'' 300
.i. WN'n"' .2N
n d, - lurn'hrN IRON, innnl, l.''n.ng
VT. f'''.'' h'''''. N.i'Y' '-"
,'N llNE iiuNl HnN WIN porch
,..,', n.,' '',''.'' N.'tlr r.T'n rl',S 'Ili-,
dn., walnut q01t
,.i.,.rrSs go, ..i t.i.,.-..,- 81. ,..,-..
81 .,I, 'Nn room ana hsllo2m 10 ,nnl,
Walnut .lSI ~ Brpldvay circle
TWO furnished bcdro,m. ir rrI,,t.
home loo y S'h
EDE uFNl 10 p,nn and v.,g Mo, from,
room iu bungalow. with usc Of phon..
dining ruom and Kitchen Cvrryth.ug
Gloom rn' now t7O N'rle f'1
IuuNT ROOM for rent io ladies III
ROOM lON RENT ND lig1 " g6ih i0
ld1 rmn'o,ed- Cal, Maple .ni5-U
NlCE comfortable fooms iur tho winter.
Va WI,ltr home vcry desirable loul
il,e2N, mogk ~ ,,,eN'ne rhone Walnut
IVY I.''' i'rN '''e'.
TWO blocks from terminal sisep.rr
rooms onE rsfnrd people need errlv
la-R South uui7on
FlHST floor front rooms kltchonrtic.
sleeping porch, private front. back. htn
entrance Zoo Enst I'm
ITpNipWp ,og,., IN, ,r,, ,Jo "a
en- st
NICE froBi mon, .rrs. ian uYly,,. .i..,.,,
rprrrr V.YIpri ..at
,iiv,s,,. ,......
awe " 80 'N pot. .l.. ''''H. VT |h''' lNI.N 3
b,,,,,. u, S'. W.. -, -'s 81. " wv, .''.
ono hlorR ot postoffics oga "A ih
Walnut gttr
iApur un,,s-su,;l,nIo 49,, ,..,,--.....
,n,,' ..,,,.,,... ~, ,onu ''N'om
,snb pisl5. p,,...l nm.
,, ,,, .,,.',' u,', y" wy .E, w t,',NN
,c,,,,'. ' '',,,,'sn, "',,'s ,I,u I ',ii "',,n,n W,.,N"
i,I5l,, -. - -. -.
'r,i''C. ,Uu'u,, .,,,,, NV ,i',I'K tnn.'
49,. ,'h''I'. I-''a y NoNlhAuh.
..........-.... ',----------.---
I. ltNlSlllp. NoOMS, garage, private
>, home, Kitchen ptilllcgr " desired
~, ~, ,s5,rau,'. NNluvt l'DN .....
hhhEflNt RoOhS, breakfast nnd o
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WE'LL FURNISHED fuom In private home
adjoining bath. steam hent on three
catlnes, gentleman preferred. Walnut
1921
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.


-'''--r.'7-.'.''-.'-.-' -7-er-"
FOR rEST. Fre-ru1m g0iioro fur
usHsi. adults only. CON at 1907 w
l.rl 81.
,.ruDN modern house. vrl furnished
u.H ruag'. tD rent $50 per month
lN# N. i.'H N.r'. ....J
.....F ,.u..r., ..,ry nrup,IsU.
" Sc. 5u W"uw i''-
IN I..NY. .v.,uI..u.l, vol sflu..n.I
modern nt'.ru.m cottage with u1r1r"
ilyni street u,r rood school good .1r
service Ngir,ug,s required Walnut
..-.-..... .-. .--..
BROOM ud unvHIr hHin apartment
i''r' lN.'h, 9tn NN.'l ,l't. w. N'N'
t+s. r''.' 'u N'''''' '
BROOM furnished apartment connecting
lI-'''' ~. .'" ''''
'''' ~. ''''.... W '"'"' I'.
AN s.r1uw modern house unWNlt'yN fur.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-30
FILMS AND FINISHING

KODAK TuMS developed and printn
We iO superior work Write for price
Lists We no not sncrlncS quality ~
speed Wcst'au Drug Company OElk
nuwN g'ty
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AMERICAN HEATING 90 $50 u. 3rd
manufacturer oi rRtrick'H oil burnrin
Tor cook RtUvcs heaters hot air. wat,1
and Htenm tuinnCoA Free burner ~
HIf.UfH
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.nsr ru.No'roos containing R2t. >
Dale Ave
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tulNp. Grndu1ting pin .olid sold, 1910,
..N tr No. flfH station, first and
w." iuui niI ~" uf this at
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SMALL apartment or laht houaek eepIha
rooms il desired l2t west 9Th. RMs
rTtU.H.
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT,

COMPLETELY furnished i-room cottssa
y uu walking distance. iiS per NINTH.
Ih0.' Walnut aos
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of the state house at 7:45 O'Clock
Saturday morning. From there the
scouts will march to the Y. NJ. c. A.
and the hike will start to end at Big
Spring camp in Council Bluffs. The
boys have been asked to bring 'enuff
grub for four meals, as they are go
ing to eat two of them out in the
woods Incidentally, scouts are
warned that pork and beans, while
sustaining all right and eatable at
times, afford a scout small oppor-
tunity to display his skill at cooking
in the open.
1t is expected that the boys, under
the leadership of Charles Plath, boys
secretary of the Y NJ. c. A. will reach
the camp a little before noon Dinner
will be cooked and then there will be
a big field meet, including scout tests.
first aid drill. games and such things.
After supper there will be a camp
fire and the march back to town.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-03-14

street. The Rev. Mr.. Lane is on his
way to attend a conference in Cali
fornia and stopped en- route for a
weeks visit to his sister. He states
that food prices in Havana are ex-
tremely high, milk selling for 20 cents
a quart and eggs rs cents per dozen.
The program given last night by the
F. A. U. at their hall, 1000 Kansas
avenue, was composed of dancing and
vocal numbers Refreshments were
served following the entertainment
The program was as follows: Ha-
waiian dance, Span dance, Rosary
dance, the Misses Young and Miss
Patterson. The Misses Young also
sang two solos.
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w A m T S
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate for
Journal is 1 cent a word each insertion,
minimum 10 cents; by the week cents
word, minimum so cents
COUNT THE WORDS of your ad inciud-
ing four words for State journal address.
When address is 1sed count each "initlal
letter and each number or combination OF
figures one word.
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads to be elassf-
fled properly must be In The State Journal
office before u 60 O'Clock. Want Ads re-
ceived after u 20 till 10 =. IN. will be in
serted under the mead: Too Late to Gas
sify.'
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must be
accompanied with cash check in full
payment of the same Note the foreg ping
instructions about counting the words end
the rate per word for The Topeka State
Journal
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PROGRAM NOVEL ONE
Rotarians Were Entertained at First
Methodist Church Wednesday Night.

1t is not every Rotarian who is able
to marshal some visual and concrete
evidences of his handiwork when in
the course of time the burden of
speaking to the Rotary club is placed
on his shoulders. o. ]. Bowman, is
one of those that can do this, and he
"wednesday night at the Ladies'
night meeting of the Rotary club at
the First Methodist church.
The dinner was served by the third
division of the Ladies' Aid society of
the church. After dinner the Rotar-
room to listen to a solo or two and to
a lecture by Doctor Kulp on just how
easy it is for America to black the
kaiser's eye. Mrs. E. H. Anderson
played an organ solo, and L. F. Rey-
nolds sang a bunch of coon songs.
all the inside dope on the life and ac-
tons of This Chap, Bowman"
Right then Bowman came into his
own and proceeded to put on a dem
onstration of his work in the erstwhile
dining room. He marshaled a corps
of athletes of all ages and all stages
of proficiency. He displayed his pu-
pills in gymnastics and athletic games
and general exercise. He presented
Miss Helen Diehl in an exhibition of
Indian club swinging, and to top the
whole affair off he showed the Fight
ing Parson'' in the role of a basket
ball player, The reverend doctor
proved to be a real player. too. and
his work on the floor was a revela-
ton to many who had thought him
the good brothers were heard to re-
mark that the doctor would look fine
in a prize ring with the kaiser in the
opposite corner.
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Miss Dora Lee will entertain as her
guests next Tuesday evening the Plus Ultra
class of the Oakland Presbyterian church.
Mrs ID. A. Starr and Mrs. AL Cuttings
will entertain the ladies of the Helping
Hand society of he Oakland Christian
church, Tuesday afternoon of next week
The tea will be held nt the home of Mrs.
Starr, Oakland avenue.
The Oakland W. C. -. L. met with Mrs.
noon with large attendance and an in
terestfng program The guests we're: Mrs.
W. M Zadnek, Mrs. George Newbold. Mrs.
J. E. Shaffer, Mrs. c.. Edwards, Mrs. W. $.
Donaldson. Mrs. W. S. Eastman, Mrs. J.
Liggett Mrs. Thomas Cottle, Mrs Esther
Sanpbell; Mrs. Frank Collins, Mrs. r. w.
Mohler. Mrs. j. G. Huey, Mrs. R. P Taylor,
Mrs. John Stamm and Miss Belle Cottle In
two weeks Mrs. Mary Huey will entertain
her Union.
A musicale will re held at the Oakland
Presbyterian church Wednesday evening,
March 20, under the auspices of the w. c.
I. u. At the latter part of the program
used by the ladies of the Union in the max
ing of comfort kits for the boys in the
service who have gone from Oakland
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Taylor are expected
to come to the city the first of next week
from Clay Center. They will make their
home at 296 Forest avenue.
Mrs. l.. Biscoe has gone to Kansas City
to spend several days as the guest of her
brother Mr.. William Walker and family.
Marshall La Fue of Oklahoma is visiting
his brother, Mr. Charles La Fue and family,
Chester avenue.
Mr.. Al Cuttings, Kellam avenue, has gone
to Kin gfisher to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armine Willsey are NOV
ing to 344 Kellam avenue to make their
home
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-03-14
PASSED UP BIG GAME
Attack L. S. Transport

London. March 14.-Mrs. Macken-
zie. stewar1ess on the steamship Ma
tunz.. which was sunk, arrived here
today from Denmark with a story of
the sea raider Wolf. formerly the
Spanish steamship Igatz Mendi.
The Wolf, she said. sank American
and French ships after confiscating
their provisions. When in mid-At-
lantic. the ship sighted what appar-
emily were two American transports.
she said. but she permitted them to
pass without attack. astonishing the
crew. who had prepared for action
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-03-14

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