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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
MEMBERS COMING IN
FOR THOUSAND CLUB
More Than $50 Now Listed
Campaign Does Not Start
Until Monday.

Tulsa docs not vat tp be collected
when demands arc made upon IT'S
time aud money for pn'riou. purpo-
ses reports from rhl organization
committee Of the nIp-oluh show.
Tho the mcberShip ca'upul ~ docs not
begin until Monday. ! \ MrEreycr.
secretary Of the committee. said yes
i'rday that more than no TultanS
al volunteered menbershlp upon
l"Wnlng that tho club Wus u be
formed
In addition to This rumher. reports
n ON campaign WbtkrIH who we're not
asked Ia begin work uu'u Monday
show ina they have p"cn CON the Job"
FOR several days and ha'' obtained
pledges pi an encouraging lprge mum
hrr. II lH likely that th" mrmbsrghip
o' the 81 ,0OO-cluh will huyr reached
two hundred when ne campaign be-
gins Monday. Nj Mtkcrtcr udid q
Among the pledges received are tcy-
ethl mat Indicate thlt Tulsa n not
satisfied to do only that which iH
asked whom tho Mac tity' goes
over the top there la no huit uuul the
enemy trenches aIc reached amt cap
tufcd Some Of the voluntary pledges
tp buy war savings tumpB ,Fry a
Fiomis" Z" buy ~ much Ds 5000
worth of the hltlr bond,
The campaign has been pruducfiv.
NJ change ia heart ur one of ruI-
sn'h WhyWhrh citizens who has Lc--
ot only pdsHlfn. 400 Wlr work bot nr-
iunlly opposed 20 n Urll great pres
sure was undo upou hIm. hr dli not
buy Liberty bonds 'Io dlu not con
tribute 10 the Rcd ttoss funds mud
workers for various vli' activities re-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
GERMAN COOK ARRAlGNED
ON CHARGE OF 0lSL0YhLTY
PrciintInar, Hchriug Set for February
q; Three Companions Also
ndur Arrest

Carl putzC, German cook who
has been employed In Tulsa only a
short time, Yves RttRigucd in the court
OF United StuteH Commissioner ! ".
Wilkins Yesterday ON a charge OF OBJ
structing the policics of tho govern
mcnt In ils defense against Germany
by cndcavoring 10 inCitc insuhurdlnn-
tion ana distoynlN lie pleaded not
guilty The preliminary hearing wpE
set for SATURDAY. February Q. at 2
y. IN. The government, II was an
nounced YESTERDAY would not ho
ready for ulIl before that time
Dut2c was unable to give bond Tor
$1,000 aud VAS scnt back tu iuil
Dutzc claims Ia have two sons In
othc Americas army and TO be ma
turaliEed citizen
Three others with whom putze
II said to have been connected have
been arrested ana under presidents
warrant ave been iuterncd Two ~
them. Louis Muller ana Paul Fisher
are In the city Jail " f. Schroeder
who was arrested some time ago, ~ at
Muskogce Tho arrest 81 Mueller
who was the manager az a l0cnl club
was made b, the police acting under
directions 81 the federal Officials
Both Mueller ana Fisher viii hc taken
tn MuBkYgco gs soou es am epidemic
of smallpox Ju the jail there is over
come
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
NNnlNANNE I'M ~


Nn ordinance accepting and adding
70 hrfiN ~ Tulsa Oklahoma certain
trHcw eat land to.wit. NI of ulork 4.
NE SCUM ltgf Of BLOCKS 9 o. I and 3
We south liaN Of the West U.lf Of
Hloek e. aud an " Blorka % 10 ~ 10
~ -, ~. "a. a. % 2B and "a au In
'rcuit addition to the Cib Of Tulsas
ana also Hlucs ard the North lllt
~ Borh ' aud In laksvicw Addition
70 tulsa. Oklahuma nll in Scrtion 7
township u North Rang, ta F.st and
aHo all that portion of tyrrford Adli.
,'"n. n"i NOV within thr city limits
ihg west o' tlwood Avenue East Of
The Arkansas River North of u1,n,
Vista Place aud South NJ tho Naln
'hHicfS allotment n Nrgtun a. Tovu.
ship ~ North Range a. East. arford
l9g I" the recorded p'sn " aid add.
iinns ana d'clar.pg an rmtrgruc,
WHfNtNS trrtHW petitions datuI No
,omber gust lNli have been tjled with Tho
Mayor and Roard o' Commissioners Of aid
,lty OF Tulsa, which petitions are s,rued
oy majority Of ihu legal voters residing
ON the tracts " land herein dr4Dribrd and
"h''h petitions give the consent of A rsA.
IouJ Of tho legal voters rrsiliry ON s,id
UA,is OF land that said tracts OF land he
aut'd to ana mad' pa q t'r Ct, oi
l2'HH "NAhomh. and which prittonA also
ash ih1i The same he done and
WHEREAS II has been made 70 appa,r
10 the Mayor and loard Of Cnmnn nssinucrs
upon examination. that the tracts OF land
htrctn described are contiguous 10 and al
Join tho present city limits Of sAid titv
l,, lLuu ',al 'nu ,ia'h OF land are plated into
90 WY n'oyAs ana are hcinE used for
ieA'u'h'lA' purposes and u further appear.
,Hs y" AA'd hoath mat IA" PRAYER OF said
p'huoner' should he granted and that said
thn1s uyN,rord lh SAD pcuions aud here
Wa'oI os"'ubrd should ho annexed 20 said
hV "i lWA and lhat said artlou IA TOR
lue prS' lolttr1' OF sad ,N5 and the public
aud all parties concerned aud
mas i"uhd lhHl al steps necessary ia con.
N'mmalN we annexation 4" sad tracts oi
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
YOUTH TESTIFIES
AGAINST HENNIG
Former Worker in krupp Gun
Factory Placed on Stand
in Treason Case.
TELLS OF STATEMENTS MADE


SEW YORK. Feb The govern.
in,"t placed pu the stand today iu
o., tr,lsuu trmI of raul g. iirnuiR.
e'.u.,u OF umprruR with pyroacopc
prt tor apl torpedoct. witness
Nuo testified that H,ung had o
pUrs.rd the belief that Germany viii
Wiu "a, war" and thar the "Amcrl.
'tu people made moukcyp ~ item.
selves u entering tho NEht against
thc KAISER tie was charles g.. ilar.
tIEiu. ~ wears old son ~ unu IRISH
in'hrr nud German mother. who for
tr.Gt YcIr' had lived iu Germany.
WORKING as "a mechanic boz the IS rupp
ruu works at Essen unul last April
Vn"n he returned to Tho United states
WI'n hm mother Ilts testimony vns
Intended ns proof of a motive tor
ll"nuiEs alleged trcnson
Nuuu. llarrlgnn. win German
accent told of obtaining employment
luvt November at the wuuition Wurks
Of r. " bliss & CO., where lIrunlg
v.,H foreman
Asks About Submarines
II understand you iuRt ,uur from
Germany '' the witness testified the
defendant asked him "NhN about
he tubmuriura' / understand the
Germans are building one day"
No ia" witness said he replied,
There are building about one "A week
nj Wilhrlmshavcn
IicnuiE'insistod the witness wRs mis-
taken, the latter declared, and then
turned TO the subject Of the German
army and what II Was accomplishing
declaring that the newspapers were
printing "llcs' about ulllod sucCcsscs
IA tho west.
The American soldier In "A poor
Fighter. ilurrignu said IlcnuiE de-
Clared. ~ those dudes with white
collars ana brown shoes ever reach
the other side they viii get the beat.
ing ~ thcn lives, We Gormhua VIII
STICK 10 our fnIhcrlnnl us long Hs vo
live" the witness asserted the defend
ant remarked
In outlining the dcfoubcH oaae to
the mty Mr wing said iicuuig was
an exile from Germany. having been
forced to floo lu MAY 1910 uu ace
count ~ ,crtulu revolutionary uttcr-|
anccF hc mudc when Au alderman In
the city uf l\icl The government had
issued uu order for hlF prrHu. Ilvuug
according 10 the lawyer. Waa friend
of Dr Kari iitbkuoght. the radical
German socialist sentenced some time
ago 60 ten years mprisunmeut for
making a speech against tho govern
ment and the war
In order To- show the confidence rr-
posed In tho defendant by the Bliss
company. the lawyer said he frequent.
" was sent los supcriorH 60 the United
states battleshipS 10 regulate and Fu-T
perviHe the horoscopes ubcd IN tor
pcdo practice
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
Penny Thrift Appears
In BdbV Bond More

Penny Thrift" IL n new Tulsa vir-
tue Among Fridays receipts at the
War Savings bank along with silver
aud gold coins and paper certificates
R"rc 100 humble littlc pennies. civ
NIX evidence 10 the fHv' that The
hahIt OF thrift il becoming yidcsprcad
hero
rhe pennies represent purchases
~ children and the poor" Fred shaw
diHuCt chairman Of the W *. s. COM
udl,sc. declared We are encouraged
with tho appearance ~ the pennies
They are proof that our efforts to make
THRIFT universal practice In Tulsa
county are beginning to bear fruits"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

tu' ~ unknown origin practically
I'' "Nrl private garage owned 5y
- Green At ~ East Kiug last
u'rht roadster was burned iu the
lhmrs which htl good hcidwnygno
t"ro being discovered A touring car
was saved tho not without dumuse.
M. ",rcen'H rcsideuce also caught hut
she flames were catDutuishcd without
such damage
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
LEGAL.

a., lhe flaut"fs Nau,uN udnt ~ TuIs.
phA located At Tulsa, In the rtatc Of oll.,
hona y clos ug its affairs All note holders
~ 9'her creditors Of the association arc
.ueteI'i" h'rrby notified 10 prrsen. tba
notes and o'hur claims f1r payment
W A. nROWNIEE
~. Cashier.
pN'"h a. Tnbr utb Nov~rhf. "a lpIT
'fuhll>hed m Tho rulMA Daily Word reh.
''''H shu l'lH World Publishing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
LEGAL.

boundary limo and the BOUNDARY lin.
bsl"ecn l,ots " and 10 In said BLook a .
and tho boundary lima bstwsS Lots 4
sud ana ~ And 10 10 Block 4. aud
the boundary line betNsen Lot, ard
aud 10 aud 10 In Block o. and N.
boundary line b.t-son lots 4 and 5
ln hlook In said addition. 10 the coo.
iI Ilne OF The Alley In said Block II
'h"noo south along the Cautsr line OF
tho A 10y In said BLOCK 7 70 the MoutL
IN" OF said Block z, thence west along
the center line Of block Z ard Blo.k 4
OF sad addition 10 the center I'm. Of
fean AS.nu. thonos south along hs
center lins Of Pearl Aysnus 10 the cen.
YER line Of buenA VISTA street or CAP.
ltol street Immediately north Of PArk
flAco Additinn. thcncr east AlOug the
center ins Of said Capitol Stree, 20 tho
center line Of FuroAt Avenue thence
norm along the center lin. of Forest
Avenue to tho center line Of Wall or
Seventeenth Street IN Orrutt Addition.
!hence oasi along the center line Of
wall or Seventeenth Street 10 tho south
"f'J extension of tho east limo Of Blork
10 In orcuu Addition. thsnrs north
A"nE the ead line of GA,d Block 80
ana Mock Of said addition 10 the
plsco of beginning and Also
h'gihhihg on he east line ~ nlo,R I 81
ana on the boundary line between lots
and IN Block boo lAL,,lrw ADD.
non thTnce north along the east lima
-" '"'N ~" h"hg lh' hasl IIn9
VI n'"os J ~ LAk'Firw addition to th"
hofihtAAi corner " rnid addition thence
vest HlouE the norh dine 81 sad Hlork
10 tn" ccuict Of rrr.iyAl or rruust
N'rnu' IN l"k'NeR Addition thenrs
Nootn N"ng iho center line ~ fgfrl,al
'""st N''h"" q" 10" westerly -
'n1'N OF mo boundary TN" bttsr
~ 20 ana ~ ~ block Of IhArvirw
addition thorCe 'Rsi along The boundary
line beiWre0 SAL Lots "a and 10 aud
we extension thereof ~ The plhr" Of
''Elhh'hE ana bIs'
h,snn'"S on ID" center Vine Of W
Euon Avenue ana lh' center line Of
lh'''ulh street ihon's south along
lh- center lihr of FlwOod tAyruuo 70
INC 'hierHr'u"n thereof with the cast
"fy extension ~ the north line ~
!oi 'n Mock ! OF Rvrrford Addition.
ihtn'e N"st along The north limo of
sad Lot 10 the west line Of ssid lot.
ih'nre souih along the vest line ~ shd
Tot aud lot in said HlorA 10 tho
south line Of said lot $ theur, cast
along said Aur Of said lot 10 the
rrui't line ~ Elvood Avenue thsncs
south along the center line Of ElWoOi
Avenue 10 the center Nuc ~ Hueua
vista Place thence west along lhe cen.
tor line Of lhc cstcnsion thereof 90 the
cast hank Of the Arkansas River. thence
Of tho Afhausa. River 10 the north
west corner Of 'aid Rtycrford Addition
thence east along the north Inc Of
said addition N the place Of beginning
,c and the same arc hereby annexed TO IN.
'ty o' Tulsa. usahoma and that tho cor
iorate limit. ~ said ,ity be- Aud the ssm,
re hereby extended 10 Include tho aboy,
described tracts ~ !ard
SECTION 2 That from and after mi.
,tNt.a4.. .YF..t al I.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
ROOMS ron RENT FURNISHED II

BOsTON s, s02-For rent. ~-'osr In '''p
ing room for two gentlemen close
home Phone 4600. a
CAMERON, ", I23 Two rooms clean ana
neat. for man and wife; no children. I''''
1890
CpEYFNNE. n. 5i4 Nicely Furnished sleep,
ing room with adjoining bath and Pr''Sss
entrance. Rlso smAIkr room suiiah'r
siuslc person: walEfte, distance. also %
North Main car linz.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

All owners Of abutung property, property
benefited BY said improvements and other
property liable 60 aasessmcui are hereby
notified that oil matters affecting such i'm.
proNemeuts or benefit to the property there
by and any ciatm or objection 10 the assess
ments a. above set forth shall he filed 10
wiring In the office Of Frank Newkirk. city
Auditor of the city Of Tulsa oklahoma ON
or before The I2th day Of February, 1913 at
o clock m and the same shall be
heard BY the Bosrd Of Commissionors on
tho 18th day Of February. 1913 at Q o clock
m, and NY claims or objections not 50
filed 10 writing before said time shall bs
deemed waived
Datcd tbi. lStb day af tapuary 1918
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

An that PnrrI ~ land de
scfiheh Aa follows beginning
ai intersection of south line
~ chicago Place and west
line oi Elwnod Avenue thence
southcrlY along west line ~
Elwuod Avenue 30 q thence
westerly and parallel To south
,iuv " Chicago Place lin feet,
thence uortherly aud parallel
io west line Of Flvcod Avenue
5o frct to south line of Ch
cAgu Place thence yA,trt.y
10 beginning , D. Morse 30 ffN6sl
An that parcel ot land de-
rr,hcd A. follows Hcginning
nt point on west line Of W.
wood Avenue. sa.d point being
southrry lu trvt from inter
section ~ Nluth line chicago
Place aud west line " Flvood
Avenue. thence southery
along west line Of ElNo0d
Avenue 50 feet. iherrr west
cry and par NJ 10 south line
ot Chicago Place tao feet.
thence uorihrry and parallel
to the wyt liuc Of Elwoni
Avenue 30 feet. thence east
rt'y ard parallel TO south linn
Of ahicaro Place 40 feet 10
beginning. katherine = Owen so 2iG q
AT that parcel - land de.
scrhcd o. follows. Beginning
At point on the west limo
NJ Elwood Avenue said point
being southerly l'O fert from
intersection ~ south liue u'
thuAE, Place and west liar
oi Flwood Avrnue thrurr
soutbctly along said west line
oi Elvood Avenue 80 feet
thence westerly and parallel
TO tho south line VI Chicago
Place liO feet thence uorth
rrly and parallel 10 west line
~ Elvood Avenue so tsrl.
thence ea"erly and parallel
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
DI.NTHS AND FUNERALS
ANNOUNCEMENTS. A
LOST AM FOIiND

LOST AND FOUND Z
GLOVE Found north n Frisco stock Yards
also keys found south Of Frisco stock yards
Owner may havO same by calling at this
oi'ce and paying for this Ad
ANAtbIERE Loaf diamond lAvailisre on
ttrst or Third street reward Wellington
Rooms lsfs West Third street room H.
MARE-BroWn small pony: lost: liberal re
wsrd will be paid. o. o, Wolfe, wekiwa,
Okla
fIdS-Lost. two pig in a sack. on EAsl
Second street q. n Ledford, Right Way
Laundry, Usage III.
PuCkETBOOk-Lost black tight v.a
pockotbook, containing about si5 betws.n
Palace theatcr and Hotel Tulsa Reward
" retnrned to clerk Hotel Tulsa
PURSE-Found black purse ovner may
have same by calling at this office, idon,i-
iyinS same and paying for this sd
SUIT CASE-Lost, January 10. straw suit
case, at jerks Return 10 w c.. Brunsou
Gienpoo Okla, with clothes aud no ques-
tons will be asked,
PURELY PERSONAL 9
SEVERAL bsbie. for adoption. Mrs. Nil
roy. ms East Olive Guthrie. Okla
SPECIAL NOTICES
FRANK A AEALLY P.lnter. or any one
knowing his address, please writs r. +.
Bland, Graham Texas
-~~~~-~~~~-~>>>>~-~-~~~>~
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
BOARD AND ROOMS
HOTELS

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS ia
AROHER ", sll--For rent suite Of th-es
nicely furnished rooms Call
BOSTON. ~ 5l6--Two light Housekeeping
rooms, ground floor, private entrance 10
children, Phone 5e97
BOSTON s. l225-Oue nicely Furnished
housekeeping room, modern Phone 36-l
CAMERON. W, 4l3--for rent, modern house.
keeping rooms,
CINCINNATI n, olt-Two furnished hight
Housekeeping rooms, desirable reasonable,
walking distance.
DENVER n, il-ons furnished room 'or
light housekeeping
FOURTH. W, 52i Four rooms Tor light
housekeeping modern, close in Phoae
TOat
FOURTH W 3Og-Three- room apartment.
furnished for housekeeping no children
GlLLRTTE, N, 3l--For rent two or Insos
roms furnished for housekeeping in mod
ern. private home near Admiral ulnry
line. Phone 32aa,
HODGE, a9s-For rent, two light house
keeping rooms Phone 5s67.R
HODGE. r., l201-Two modern housckrrp-
ing rooms.
MAIN n, Sla-Two light housrkysr.nE
rooms all new private home references
no children.
MAYBELL, s., sl5--rwo light housekecn'oG
rooms 50 per week
iigh, Housekeeping rooms, in modern home
for rent; no children.
PHOENIX, n, i2O--Nice light Housekeeping
rooms only ~ so per week children "f'
come 100 North Phoenix
QUINCY, y, l02G--Two rooms furnished ''
light housekeeping on two ear lines IA'Ne
G0e3,
THIRTEENTH, f., 20-one Housekeeping
room; private entrance; modern home
Phone 5TRl
TENTH. u, aSa-Ror rent. ono light house
keeping room.
WEST TUIsA--fdght housekeeping ro.n''
strictly modern Inquire At T. hNN
man Furniture Store. West Tulsa
Q ROOMS-for rent, two large rooms w
stairs: furnish ID for light housete'p.as'
priyste entrance; no children. Phone ''''.
ROOMS - Furnished ligh, houssle."'s
rooms; gentlemen or ladies' emT.n'''.
Phone e2ii
2 ROOMS Furnished for light hou"f.'p'
ing Phone 472p.
RnnAIc TOu RENT FURNISHED II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
LEGAL.


All o,rsr, Of Abplt,ps propcrt, oroo'
.rtv brneiit.d by s.,J impro,.msnt. ara
ntb.r uron.,ty h.bI, Z, a,..,.m,nt nrs
beyebv r,tifieJ thAt All mater. ansrtiny
such improvamrpts or bepofit 10 IN, rrop'
srn tharqby .nd any slatm OF obl.ction 10
~ ,s....,nyn',t =. .Eovs 40, t,,h .ban n.
lid In .rjt,ns in trr office oi E,.nE New.
kitE Civ Aud'tor Of iii. CIty Of TuI.s OlIA
I.,,. . M -. srn,.A., ~. to,h a., -,
F.hr1.rv 1913 =. q rior. A NJ and IN.
same sb.u h. heard hv IN. po.yd Of Cnm-
mi.,iourr. ON The t2ib day of Febtu.E
IGIs Al 0 q ,iork NJ and Apy olsfat,
az oiisrtiar. roI "a died In ,,,ting h.fb,.
fald lime .bAi be deemed waived
DAIFD Tins 1ltb IA, of January. 1919
FKANK NKWK IRk
Cus Auditor
,p,Ib.l.t ID, m. r,,., b,uv ,yo,d la,
u,ry 40 io m .rJ I.i,ru.yy ,nd .
al. Wo,lJ p,bJ,sh,r, r,,, -
psrggIrbn.6rr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

TO- The TcNas
Pine Line Co. 100 s296
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
LEGAL

nnnGE AnpITION lNe snrv,r
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

WE WANT your usso cara, any condition.
Auto Salvage, cib East Second street
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-23
People and EUents'
The Eust1er would appreciate items of news for this or any other de-
partner of the laper when maned, brought in person II telephoned..

Harvey H. Kirby, of Hendersonvllle,
has enlisted at Asheville for service
in the infantry, according to Sun
days Citizen.
o.
Mrs. Farnsworth, of Horse Shoe,
was the guest of Misses Alma Lee
and Mona Edwards a couple of days
last week.
Rev. A. I. Justice organized Sun
day schools at Melrose and at the
Green River power development plant
Sunday.
Orme Edwards returned to his
duties as a member of the navy, band
at Norfolk, Va, on Saturday after a
brief visit home.
Mrs. T. B. Kernaghan has return
ed from Jonesboro, N. G. Mrs. Ker-
naghan's father died within a few
hours after her arrival there.
20
MI. and Mrs. William G. Powell, of
Jacksonville, Fla, have arrived and
are occupying their summer cottage
on Fourth avenue. Mr.. Powell made
the trip from Florida by motor.
To-
MI. and Mrs. T. B. Kernaghan mo-
tored to Greenville, S. c., last Sat-
urday to meet their daughter, Lois,
who has been attending Brenau col
lege in Gainesville, Ga.
Mrs. Carr, who has been a guest of
the Kentucky Home for some time,
has gone to Atlantic City for a brief
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-23
To Reorganize Ladies' A..

Twelve ladies of the Baptist china,
met with Mrs. A. Flicker on WIZ
day afternoon, May Is, to formrle%-
plans for the reorganization Of tT
Ladies' Aid society. 1t was doc;dn ~
to meet with Mrs. Flicker apain
Thursday afternoon, May %, 81
o'clock. At this meeting officers r,;,I
be elected and bylaws formed, All
the ladies of the church are urged -
join this society.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-23

Sam T. Hodges spent the weekend
with his family.
Mrs. Bessie Egerton has returned
from Knoxville, Tenn.
Mrs. r. A. Child suffered intensely
last week as a result of vaccination.
Ben Foster, of Camp Jackson,
spent the weekend in town with
friends.
Little Nancy Pope McAllister is on
a visit to relatives at Lumberton,
N. C.
Miss Julia Grassland, of BENEFITS
Vile, S. c., is at the Bon Air until the
opening of Marlboro Villa.
To-
Rev. R. G. futile was the guest of
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. F. Moores while in
town this week.
Rev. J. M. Justice will fill appoint
ments at the Baptist church of Black
Mountain Sunday morning and night.
TO-
Miss Margaret Bailey arrived last
Thursday from Martha Washington
Seminary, Washington, D. C.
Mrs. W. o. Robards is convalesc-
ing rapidly after an illness of several
weeks.
Mrs. M. R. Nixon and niece, Mrs.
Susie Sunday, have gone to Column
bia, S. c., for an extended visit.
-:o:-
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Egerton, Mrs.
A. NJ. Cover, Miss NJ. E. Woodall and
Miss Cora Lott motored to Asheville
one day last week.
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Rev. R. G. futile held the quarter
ly meeting at Moore's Grove last Sat-
urday. He was entertained at the
home of J. A. Garren.
To-
Mrs. Erskine Ehringhaus and chill
dren, Elizabeth and Egerton, have re-
turned from an extended visit to Nor
folk, Va.
Mrs. T. B. Kernaghan was called
last week to Jonesboro, N. c., on ac-
count of the critical illness of her
father.
i'd
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Durfee have as
their guests this week Mrs. Arthur G.
Patterson and little son, AlC., Jr., of
Rock Hill, S. G.
-:o:-
w. H. Zimmerman is able. to be out
again after confinement with an in
jured knee, which was hurt by a fall
from a machine.
DR.. L. 3. Morse and w. A. Smith
have returned from a meeting of the
Dixie highway directors in Chatta-
| nooga.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-23

4riendsaand@musieians, Miss :p:-,-
nnsatu9FallE beautiful tone, Wa ~ mas
full, with which she arouses ;nt : ana
at once and makes the piano sir~ I re- +
a human voice. The first and sec Ins
movements of the Beethoven So0 pd
in F. major we're particularly '"ate
given; the lighter numbers by N Enlt.
Dowen, Templeton, Strono l0S,
Joseffy were ravishingly lovol,, "iia.
their poetry of rhythm, melody an III
fancy, with charming clear nbr,' a"a
and musical intuition. The nroornI
closed with the first movement Of
R~ubinstein's D minor concerts
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-23
OF SIXTIES SEEN $500
By COOP HOUSE FRIDAY;
WILL BE REPEATED.

A "scene of the Sixties" repre-
senting the carding, spinning and
weaving of the grandmothers, was
given at the: city hall last Friday
evening at $3.50 by the members of
the Horse Shoe Red Cross.
The entire proceeds of 500 will be
applied to the Red Cross funds. By
request this play will be repeated
here in July or August.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-23

This dainty model can best be de-
scribed as a dressy poke, is a combi-
nation of champagne colored crepe
with fancy tuscan braid and is the
first of this new series. You will agree
that it is a winner.
Those of our customers who prefer
the dress hat to the tailored one will
be delighted with this model. AL
though the tendency this spring has
beeen toward the tailored hat, some
of our customers have expressed
their preference for the dress hat.
Miss NJ. T. WOodaN