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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-01-03


Miss Irene Miller is ill with tonsil-
tits at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Miller. She is stu
dent in the National Park seminary,
Washington, D. c., and her return to
school will be delayed on account of
her illness.
Miss Esther Baldwin, who has been
visiting Mrs. Charles Skinner, will re-
turn Friday to Wichita. where she is
teaching this year. Mrs. SINNERS
brother, Mr.. Scott Baldwin, left
Wednesday to return to Ottawa. after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner.
Mrs. George Parkhurst is i'll at her
home in Tyler street.
Mrs. John Dean, of Ryan, Okla.
and her little daughter, Margaret.
have left for their home, after holi-
day visit to Mrs Deans parents, DR..
and Mrs. W. A. McCarter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold T. Morris left
Tuesday for Chicago, where Mr.. Nor
ris will continue his studies in North
western university. They have been
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Morris and Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Dodge.
Word has been received in Topeka
I that Mrs. H. A. Miller. of Clovis, N.
M, is i'll. Mrs. Miller was in Topeka
during the fall visiting Mrs. George
H. Allen. and was introduced to a
number of Mrs Aliens friends at a
party in her honor.
Shampooing, hair dressing and
manicuring. 734 Kansas avenue. Phone
1472.-Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. John Karl Rankin OF
1879 West street, are the parents OF a
son, born Wednesday night at St
Francis hospital. Ms Rankin, before
her marriage, was Miss Elizabeth Al
derSon, and the baby is a grandson OF
DR.. and Mrs. S. 3. Anderson.
Friends of Mrs. John ]. ingalls, OF
-Atchison will be glad to learn that
| l.,
ness, and was hostess at a family din
ner party at her home on New Years
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Burns are
spending a few days in Chicago.
Mrs. J. P. Raster and Miss Louise
| Raster have returned from Camp
/ Doniphan, where they visited Lieut.
John Raster. Miss Raster will leave
| Saturday for New York to resume hei
work as student in Columbia uni
versity.
Miss Shinn. chiropodist Special at
tent1on given arch troubles. 734 Kan
sas avenue. Phone 1472-Adv.
Miss Alberta Sharp of Kansas City i.
visiting Mrs. Clad Hamilton.
| Mrs. w. S. Martin of Independence
Kan, and her sister. Mrs. S. A. Viii
liams of Colorado, are visiting Mrs
Martins daughter Mrs. e. D. Nc
| Keever.
| Miss Ruth Thompson will attent
the K. U. junior hop in Lawrence Sat
urday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Roudebush ant
their son, Edgar, have returned from
chicago. where they visited Mr.. ant
Mrs. Roudebush's daughter, Mrs. S. L
| Stebbins, and their son, Mr. Kenneth
| Roudebush.
| The Rev. and Mrs Ralph War,
have returned from Lawrence, wher
/ they were guests over New Years O
Mr. and Mrs. S. j. Churchill.
Miss Margaret Fuller who spen
the holidays with her mother, Mrs
Fuller, and her sister, Mrs c. NJ
Hensley, has returned to Vermillion
where she teaches in the high school
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The wedding took place at Lawton.
Okla, Saturday night Mrs. Newman is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Bundy, 409 Harrison street, her father
as well as her brother being with the
Rainbow division in France. New
man was, prior to the battery going
to Camp Doniphan, employed in the
pressroom of the Topeka State
Journal.
X *. x
The following young people of the
Washburn and high school sets at
tended a dancing party at the Choc-
olate Shop:
Miss Dorothy wahle Mr. Ab-am Hammatt
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

A B. Nelson and others to D. w. Os-
born, pit Sc 4 7-12-T.- :....:.-$ 100
T. O'Meara to n. e. Lynd, lots "a
SO Western ave-, Dothitt Place add. L
J. r. Mulvane to G. II. Fleischer, lots
$40 Hancock St, Cranes add. L
Shawnee Inv. Co. to @. S. 1senert.
Place add. .............,.. 500
- int. IN ne az Y G9-ie,ie.. - 6,4oo
NJ. J. R0rick and husband to J. r.
LOOMS, lot II Suivera Heights sub $50
e. Cleland and others to F. L. Spencer,
add. ~ 400
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF EUsI

NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF RT1SI-.
NESS COLLEGE TOR a PERMIT no
CANVASS IN THE STATE OF KANSAS.
Business College of Salina. Kansas. has
made application to me for a permit to
canvass in the state Of Kansas for the pur-
pose of selling tuition in advance, or to
contract, or TO secure notes for tuition from
students before their registration in the
business college herein named II salts
factory proof is furnished that the above
named business college is incompetent 10
furnish such course of instruction as 10
adyertises. or that the moral surroundings
of the institution arc rot good that the
premises ere kept in an unhealthy condi-
lion or II the agents Of said Institution use
misrepresentatiye or fraudulent methods
in securing contracts, notes or cash from
prospective udents, in such case a permit
will not be granted ouch business col
lege. w ID. ROSS,
State Superintendent
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LOST AND FOUND

light brown, white feet, white on neck,
black in face. black spot on tail, lost 8
Finder rewarded by notifying Ed. Mac
Lehman. Cedar Crest Farm. Phone 3709 Nj
STOLEN-Party who stole white French
poodle with brown spot on back from
sos Tyler December is is known to
the owner and had better return the dog
Reward Cor Information leading to recovery.
LOST-Thursday morning, ladies' black
pocketbook in or between Pelletier's and
w. w. Mills stores. Phone 1850. Reward.
THE PARTY who took rifle and shotgun
from a Ford in front of Crosby Bros. is
known. If they will return them to Crosby
Bros. there will be no questions asked.
LOST-English Setter dog, black and white
with tan on face. Phone 54O9.J. J. A
Campbell, jr., court house, Topeka.
FoUND-Canary bird. Call at 1116 Van
Buren,
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Lock Up seditious German.

ST Joe, Jan. 3.-Paul Conrad, an
electrician, who says. his home is in
Denver. Col. is locked up here pend
ing an investigation by the federal au-
thorities.
Conrad was arrested by the police
after he had cursed the American flag
in a saloon. He admits that he came
to America fifteen years ago from
Germany and that he has never be-
come naturalized
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP


WANTED-Waitress for Topeka and other
towns; cooks; house help: chamber
maids; kitchen help: arm waitress dish
washers Furman Employment Office 100
West Sth
WANTED-A young lady who has exper-
fence in office and stenographic work for
permanent position; good salary. Address
I. NJ. c. Co., care The Journal.
WANTED-White girl for general house
work. Phone sos Ring ?. POI West 9th.
WANTED-White girl for general house
work. No laundry work. 615 w. 9th.
ARM-W aitress wanted at SCOTS Restau-
rant. 427 Kansas avenue.
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w A m T S
a rsrN Nnrc 6.rsT "A eymNNIC A1NS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate for
inserting Want Ads In The Topeka State
Journal is 1 cent a word each insertion,
minimum 10 cents; by the week cents
word. minimum 80 cents.
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EAST SIDE NOTES

Notes and personals from East Side
by Frances Jones, 211 Grattan street.
Telephone between and 10 a. M, 1880 ::
other hours. 1851 k
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WESTLAWW
a A c E. S

4 AC ES
Adjoins the town of Hoyt, about IL miles
from Topeka. Has a good @ large room
cottage. built about years. small barn and
chicken house, 20 cherry trees, some apple,
apricot pear, strawberries and goose
berries, all bearing Fenced with woven
wire small pasture with living water,
good well ct the house, beautiful lawn with
mentals.
You can eliminate the worries of the
II C. L. on this tract Cheap at $500
Want offer Phone 1872 OF 300 n even
ings. or address Box 107, Topeka, Kan
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
FOR RENT

Six room house on North Monroe St,
blocks from Quincy St school, freshly
papered and in good condition. Good well
and cistern, SO per month.
Eight loom house. Oakland ave-, block
from high school, freshly papered. lots,
good well and cistern. $12 per mo. Phone
1872 2300 evenings.
FOR RENT.
Two acres, Broom house, near modern,
chicken house and coops, garden, mulcned
and plowed. entirely enclosed in 5-feet
chicken fence. Lake and windmtia water
works. On car line, just outside oSsy
limits. Cement walks and one block If
pavement References and address H,
FOR RENT-916 West St, large room
house every modern convenience. Beauu-
full location. See owner, 61S Quincy. Tele-
phone POT or las.
FOR RENT-Furnished house, modern.
easily Leated: no children. Phone 1000
White.
TO FAMILY without children, modern four
room cottage, SIT. Inquire 1914 w. 9th
1119 WEST 1OTH-Lower floor, rooms,
gas, electric lights, SO.
FIVE ROOM cottage, two blocks from
shops. $40. Call 7SS.
FOR RENT-Modern room house. West
side. Phone 795.
STRICTLY MODERN room house, 81
West 9Th st.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FOR RENT-Small apartment and contents
for sale No. Neil, PA West 18th.
1925 MONROE, Groom flat, SIS. Phone 513
or 3740 Black.
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Notes and Personal Menti

interested in hearing the program is
cordially asked to attend.
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SUBURBAN
20Ox300 feet of bottom ground, fine large
barn, 3 room house, good well, close to
Santa Fe shops, new property, in fine con-
dition. Price $500. Terms.
SHAWNEE INVESTMENT co.

534 Kansas Ave. Phone $3.50.
YOUR CHANCE IS IN CANADA-RICH
LANDS and business opportunities offer
you independence; Farm lands, S11 to $50
acre: irrigated lands. $35 to $50; Twenty
years tosray: $1,000 loan in improvements;
or ready made farms. Loan of live stock
Taxes average under twenty cents an acre
no taxes on improvements, personal proper
ty or live stock. Good markets, churches,
schools, roads. telephones. Excellent
climate-crops and live stock prove it.
Special homeseekers' fare certificates.
Write for free booklets. ALLEN CAM
ERON, General Superintendent Land
Branch. Canadian Pacific Railway, $50
Ninth Avenue, Calgary. Alberta.
OWNER here TO sell 1928 Taylor, rooms
bath, modern except furnace The ground
III lots. worth the price. $1,000. Easy
terms. Phone 914.
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Stanley Cithero, will be at home to
their friends Tuesday evening from
1880 to S:15. After the informa. at
home, Stanley Clithero will play a
program of piano numbers Friends
of Mrs Clithero and her son are asked
to attend the reception. and any one
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QUARTERLY REPORT.

--~~~O~-~~~~~~-~O~-~~~-~-~O
published in The Topeka State Journal
January 3, 1851
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
610 TYLER-3 room cottage, unfurnished
or partly furnished, So. Also furnished
cottage, $40. Phone 2O72 Black.
FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms, 933 and
929 Kansas ave. Phone 2299 Blue
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS
~-~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~-~ ~s~-~-~<-~~~->~-~-~-~~
FOR RENT-Large front room, furnished
as sleeping room. 429 Jefferson.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS -.
FOR RENT-Furnished APARTMENTS rooms,
partly modern. Good rates. Phone 2O4S
Blue. BOG Harrison.
FOR RENT-FLATS
|
| FIVE ROOMS, all modern, Tenth and
Quincy. Phone 1858 White.
, FOR RENT-STORE ROOMS
| PART OF ROOM ia West Sth st. for
| rent. Topeka Laundry.
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MISS julia Lar1mer entertained a
rev guests informally Wednesday at
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" " Wit me drill being pu, ou by
Nf, Stephen Irradvcll Mr T. u
rlfkhurl, president of lhr genera
s0u,ih. Wit a guest Ul l'g department
Following the business hour Nu
Illualu served delicious luncheon
her iwu children. MiN, Helen l,nnuu
and Master Harold Bnnou, assisting
her during the serving huur
Mrs lame, 7 Noble of uO West
Fourteenth street will be- ho,lrs, iD.
morrow afternoon lo The Red lru,,
unit oi the Unitarian church
"
The regular meeting Ul llr domestic
science department ul Suu.H will hr
held Friday April S. Mr & ~ Jane,
oi llH West Ninth street being hU.'rs.
The regular meeting ui lhe siulllrd
club. which was 80 have been held with
Mrs. Joseph MNcr, ui "a West Tenth
street this afternoon, h, been post
poncd until a later date
Miss airline MCElhunry ul 1ll East
Fourteenth street had ls week end
guest, Mis-, GcncNDc litlul nl h,r
brother Eugene lic'anl ui DWHir
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nave had 10 enlist for mat lenglh o'
time ana We consider mat Is ln'i 40
much up IN uN 10 do the same and That
IS The i1ca mat every girl Nh1 work,
here At night has and intends 10 carry
out On saturday night eighteen women
m these work rooms made ON dfc',
lngs Some women from 81 lo,cnh
cathedral reported for work ai lhr
flkS hall ml' on Saturday night, hu'
as no one va, in charge There the,
IN fine Cb,mbrr nf Comm,r,s ,,,.pp
',,c want IN vo,l l.,n. L,'n ,., ~
Women OF the Franklin Red Cro,.
unit will meet tomorrow ai ! O'Clock III
the domestic science department oi m,
Franklin school 90 make hospital puu
plle,
In the surgical dressing department
Of the Ninth and Robinson uuii oi lh.
Red Cross 2Hworkcrs made 1l52S surg
zeal dressings last week Two boxes
containing l9l5O were shipped 20 s.
Louis during the week In the sewing
department thirty nine hospital gar.
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Intolerance Wins
Host of Admirers

intolerance the massive film pro.
lu1Iou of David Wafk Griffith found
host ul admlrrr, m Oklahoma CIV
yesterday when II was given n, premier
here IN the Oyerholscr thealcr At two
performance,
The play is remarkable IN that h b,
really ihrrc plu,, being produced stimuli
'lucUutIN i opens with group of
Iilc women In western Guy starting
iu "upllt' lhr dwcllcr Of the factor
district The uplil Is begun Then
100 the screen !, flashed view ol the
ancient ,ly ol Babylon This is the
second play starting Enough Of the
plot 8, mloldcd 40 that one learns the
hlgh priest REL nrans To do harm ID
lhc peace loving and kindly monarch
llrl,hiyyar Then the play goes back
lo the western factory district The up.
llIicn close lhr working peoples dance
hail, and simultaneously the industrial
overload ul, wages
This pIly rs broken mlo and on lhr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-25

screen conc, a realistic reproduction
oi France IN the time Of the Hugpsnoti.
The events preceding the massacre of
ST. Bartholomew eve begin 10 ffsms
themselves. Without the interest IN
any one NJ the three plots being Lost all
are carried through 10 q conclusion.
And The obvious moral !, that as lniol.
cfance existed in the past il exists nov
The film will be produced al the
Ovtfhol,ef today and tomorrow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-25

home Of Mrs. J. {. Cornish Of lLjS
East Fourteenth street
Miss Mildred Tuller Of Topeka, Kan,
who has been the houstguest OF Miss
Dorothy Craycroit returned 10 her
home this morning Miss Tuller has
been the sperial guest Of many social
affairs during her stay in the city
"
Miss Catherine Anderson presented
eight Of her pupils IN piano recital
Saturday afternoon at ! o'clock in the
home OF DR. and Mrs g. A. Maxwell
Of $40 West Tenth street
The program was well rendered and
a pleasing entertainment for the large
number OF guests who attended The
following pupils were presented: Miss
Pauline Neagcr Miss Majorie Maxwell.
Miss Frankie Mae SchloS. Mildred
Kelley. Miss Viola Schut,en, Mi"
Mary Wclchaus. Garyin Sackctt Ma
nan Mcconnell. Little Helen Spivey
and Esther Ganaway added TO the pro-
gram with readings
y "
The Parliamentary law department
OF Sorosis dyerged from It's usual reg
ular order Of meeting in Soross hall
this afternoon, to accept the hospitality
OF Mrs Curtis BranSon Of ll2l North
Robinson who entertained the depart
ment from until 4 o'clock The sub
ject under discussion, Motions that do
not require a second" was led by Mrs.
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IN ATRlOTlSM prompted the
W young girls Of the High links
~ club Saturday afternoon to
honor all soldiers OF the city by
giving a danSant at the Lee Huckins.
From ; until o'clock, the hours set
aside for the dansant, the ballroom pre-
sented a brilliant sight, as officers OF
all ranks and privates in their loved
khaki were made welcome by a bevy OF
young girls OF the city. The High links
also invited the Merry Maids and other
special guests, the mothers Of the High
links acting as chaperons.
Those present from the High links
club were Miss Airline Mcllhinney,
president of the club; Miss Mildred
Daley, Miss Billie Knox, Miss Helen
Pettec, Miss Louise Campbell, Miss
Elizabeth Buchanan Miss Vivicnne
Turner, Miss Cadijah Colcord, Miss
Nivyan Nichols, Miss Lorettc Huffman,
Miss Katherine hartman, Miss Ger
aldnc brennan Mrs. Paul Henshaw
and Mrs. Jack Bleakmore. They were
chaperoncd by the following mothers
Mrs. Charles f. Colcord Mrs. William
J. Pettcc, Mrs. h. f. hartman, Mrs.
r. N Nash, Mrs. Nels Darling, Mrs. &.
A. Nichols, Mrs, George w. Knox, Mrs.
Owen DALEY, Mrs. r. H brennan, Mrs.
J. p. Brough, Mrs Frank McElhinney,
Mrs. Frank Wells, Mrs. II ] Spauld-
ing, Mrs. T. s. Buchanan and Mrs Roy
Hoffman
The special guests Of the High links
were Miss Blanche Claggett, Miss
Ethyn Johnson, Miss Dorothy Cray
croft, Miss Tulia Graves, Miss Marga-
ret Pettec, Miss Laura Graves, Miss
Ethel Lehr, Miss Nina Penn, Miss Janet
Stuart and Miss Helen Gupton of Nor
man
The soldiers attending from Camp
Doniphan and Fort Sill were Capt.
II. Z. Mcclure, Major Williams, Capt.
T. Hughes, Capt Frank Hicks, Lieut..
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Mack Lluoh Lieutenant Pl,kncy. Lieu
tenant Black Captain lomef Sergeant
lllfaine Captain Cidcl Private MERIT
cray prN'u Robert Greer and pu
Rtr Howard Steven,
The second vi lhc ,rric, will be given
by the High links cluh a. thc Lee
lluDku' SATURDAY. lprl h
u will be- with you At o tomorrow
morning wa, ihr happy message ~.
rrlNed ln lHc home ui Nr and Mrs
Charlie tol,ud ol 41l West Ihir-
tecmh street. Saturday afternoon. the
message being sent by little l.yearold
Rly toIp1rd Ir of kan,a, City, who
had nut visited hs grandparents since
hc va, o mite ui lVu munih,
Yesterday iu addition tn little Ray
there were gathered ~ ihc ColCord
home for q family dinner Mr and Mf,
Rlf tUlrurd oi Kansas tny Me and
Mrs T. y Callahan oi Kansas Clly,
and Mr. and Mr. ! W Bate oi Tulsa.
lll arriving Saturday tu spend Sum
dll with Their parent and visit their
sisters Mn, tldliah and Miss Harriet
Whu were iu ihr cts spending Easter
Mr and Mr Rate returned tn Tulsa
ll,t evening and Mr. and Mrs Callahan
lcii Tor their Kansas Cos home At the
same time but Mf and Mr. Ray Col
cord remain unlil this evening Miss
Cadllh and Mis-, Margaret who have
been home from the Mamafonsgk semi.
nary Long Island, also return 10 their
studies the first part ol the week
The Wumcn's Home Missionary So
Dlrv of the l.iri VI J. church will
meet lur,dls afternoon lt , ~. AZ the
home ui Mr., Rariu OF 81 Fast
Fourth street Mrs VI NhDnalhy and
Mo ! l. William, assisting the hos.
tess. MIS- Charles Johnson Will lead
the lesson the subject being Home
Mission Honor Roll The annual Lent
cn offering viii he received
= =
Capt Frank llickeS entertained din.
ncr party Saturday evening at 4 o'clock
at the Skrvln. following the dansant
given al the Lee Huckins during the
late afternoon. his guests being Miss
Elhlyn Johnson, Miss Dorothy Cray
croft. Miss Margaret Pettee and Miss
Mildred Tuller Of Topeka, Kan, and
Capt l.. NJ Mcclure, Capt T. Hughes
and Major Williams.
They attended the danSani at the Art
institute after dinner
II 4
Amafanlh Court no ! will meet this
evening at the Masonic Temple at 80
O'Clock All member, are urged to be
present
The Dramatic Art department Of
Sorosi, become, hostess tomorrow eve
ming to all departments OF SofosiS.
when a pleasing program will be given,
Mrs J. {. Cornish OF llb East Four
tccn,h street opening her home for the
entertainment
The Domestic Science department Of
Sorosis will meet for an all-day seS-
sion at ElkS hall and work in the sur
gical dressings rooms Friday afternoon
instead OF holding the regular meeting
y v y
Circle , Of ST. Lukes NJ. +. church
will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
Reid Higgins OF S2 West Twelfth
street. Mrs. Mary MerShon assisting
Mrs. Higgins in entertaining All wom-
en- Of the district are cordially invited
to be present.
y y
Each member Of the Dramatic Art
department Of Sorosis is entitled TO
one invited guest for their special
Browning and Tennyson program to-
morrow afternoon, when they enter
tain ali departments OF Soross at the
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VESPER WILL ADDRESS
AUTO MEN HERE TONIGHT

+ W A Ve,psf. Of ST. Louis. prssi'
dent oi lhc National Automobile Deal
cr a,ooiallon and chairman Of the
war service commission representing
me automobile dealers will be the guest
oi lhe Oklahoma City Automobile Deal.
rrf association tonight at a banquet to
he given In the lee Huckins hotel A
large number oi automobile dealers
from nearby towns and cities arc ss.
pericd to attend the banquet. vspef
viii be the prin,.pal speaker following
flr LtuHuFt
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Roj Cros. Unitarian church. Mrs.
James .. NOblr.
Nomsn's Home Missionary society,
First VI ~. church. Mrs. l.. Hardin.
Social Hour club. Mrs. GsorEe samp-
SOU
Momrn's society, first Baptist church.
Dramatic Art department. soro-is,
enieTtains Soro-is. Mrs. J. &. Cornish.
Tuesday Knitting unit, Mrs. tJTil 4.
tpmer.
service Knitting unit, Mrs. W, y.
Nation.
Social Hour club, Mrr. william Lam
bert
Nova Chapter. Order Of Eastern star.
Red Cross headquarters.
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I'VE business women in Oklahoma
City intend to enlist our services for
the Red Cross for the duration of the
war" said Miss Edith Blanchard, pub
iicity director for the Chamber of Com
mercc surgical dressings unit, this
morning. "The men of our country
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-25

Making thing, more cheerful lor lhr
Cunyale,Ccnl lummic, IN the recon.
,lfuo'lun hospital, 10 ihe war work that
the lovely Nirounic,, Drumlanrg .,
doing IN England Before her marriage
10 The descendant OF the Marquis oi
Queen'bury the viScounleSs was Miss
Irene Richards. an idol Of the English
stage
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Trimmings, Etc.

Hercules braid is used quite exten-
svely, and odd-shaped bone buttons
serve both for utility and ornamental
purposes Vests and collars and EN-
broidery trim others.
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COIOrs and Fabrics

Pekin, Quaker, Rookie, Navy, Sand
and Black; in Tricotne, Velour, Wool
Jersey, Serge and Gaberdine. A few
Tweeds and Mixtures sprinkled
among them
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home Of Mrs J {. Cornish Of lLj5
East Fourteenth street
-
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Refugee garments brought in from
the schools in the CITY. to central Red
Cross work rooms will be packed this
morning and sent to ST. Louis. Mrs.
T. G. Chambers, chairman Of the
refugee department will supervise the
packing assisted by Mrs. Edward s.
Malone and Mrs. ]. T. Brough