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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-23
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Dance at .Armory, Friday night; G.
piece Jazz orchestra 21-4t
Links of Laughterl See Ambrose,
the Golfer, Kozy today.
For nice clean cobs, phone 739,
Linton Grain Co. 19-tf
Winning a Bride.--a big Western
drama full of pep, Kozy today.
|. A. Bone, b. w. Lubman. Mamie
Paag, Louis Erich, Chas. |. Miller
and DR.. o. S. Minnett will leave this
afternoon for Ardmore, where they
will attend Shrine meeting.
Dance at Armory, Friday night; G.
piece Jazz orchestra. 21-4t
Ambrose the Golfer, Kozy today.
No meal complete without Cream.
dale Butter because it is made fresh
every day. Ask your grocer about it.
Chlckasha Creamery Company, phone
"a. 9-tf
Jim Elliott, of TT. Worth, Tex, is
expected in the city Sunday to visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Ell
lott and friends.
Brides for Two. Christy comedy,
Kozy today.
For nice clean cobs, phone 739,
Linton Grain Co. 19-tf
Screen Magazine, Kozy today
Ask your grocer for Cream Dale
Butter~made on the Cream Dale
Dairy farm. The best butter you
buy in Chickasha. 1t is made fresh
every day The Chickasha Creamery
Company, Telephone "a. 1-tf
Hot lunch TO" busy people at Owl
fountain. 23-3t
Don't suffer with poor vision. We
make correct glasses. Examination
free. Minnett Optical Co., sos First
National Bank Bldg. 22-St
Moman Fl. Shepard, county super.
intendent of public instruction, will
leave tomorrow for Sioux Falls S.
D., wheer he will spend two weeks
assisting in an educational campaign.
Next Monday, OctobGSm 27, is the
61st birthday of Theodore Roosevelt.
That is the last day for subscribing
to the Memorial fund. Suri in your
mite. 21-3t!
Special O'clock Sunday dinner at
the Owl fountain 23-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-23

Dance at Armory Friday night; e.
piece jazz orchestra. Plat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-23

New Christmas greeting card SAM
pies, Give us your early order to IN
sure prompt service. j. w Owslay,
jeweler 22-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-23

Hot sandwiches at Owl fountain
23-St
The first show starts at 7::SO-the
second at 8 o'clock. sugg tonight
Miss Frances skinner Of Colum.
bus, Kans., is guest at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Losey.
Coming -Madelaine Traverse in
"The Rose of the West" A Fox fea-
ture. sugg tomorrow.
e. E. Wren has returned from
Springtown, Texas, where he has Wis
tied friends and relatives for two
weeks
j. w Field, United States probate
attorney, with headquarters in Pauls
Valley, was transacting business in
Chlckasha To-Day.
See the funny side of Home,
Sweet Home" in the 2-reel Big V &,
comedy at the sugg tonight
See Mitchell Lewis IN The Faith
of tie Strong" big story of a big
man with a big heart Sugg tonight.
Quick service and home cooking at
the Owl fountain 2S-St
j. w. Kayser member of the state
board of affairs and publisher of the
Weekly Star here, is in the city to-
day visiting his family and friends
Mrs j. r. Callahan left today for
Altus, where Mr. and Mrs Callahan
will make their home Mr. Callahan
is engaged in the cotton business in
Altus.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-23

J, w. Kayser, member of the state
board of affairs and publisher Of the
Weekly Star here, is in the city to.
day visiting his family and friends.
The sun., 1919-05-24

weights .2og 1850: lights, ,ls75a2o..5;
light lights, tle.256lSsO; heavy packing
so E. ,is.2s a 2o,a6; pigs. ,t6Is;5d.
beef cattle dull; butcher stock steady to
weak: veal calves steady: feeders Quiet:
nsef steers. medium and heavy weight.
good, us q 1850: common. sl2.5O9I4s 90:
lisht weight, good and choice si4di6IO:
common 'i26ogl4so: light weight. good
and choice tl+Gls.io; common and me
dunn. tio:lo1l4a5; butcher cattle, heiters.
~ 80 a LOO COWS !ssoG1s7O: Gamers
and G cutter 49, assS veal calves, light
steers, 'iOsSall5O; stocker steers. $50
o shsep - F 200: steady. Lambs. $.
sl2. 75dls75; culis and common. Ss9
S0 y.aTiinx I'VE, %s,h.rs' ,iIais; ewes. g
Sresdns 'w s%s. GUYS sSs fseG.t "S sS.
$llg1+; ansora goats. ,bQs6o.
l,ooo market opened about loo. lower
:2o75; estimated tomorrow 5000. Bulk
ssS 10 S.,, h;,s.Syyx:sIssn
, heavy packing sows. smooth. ;is. 77SSSaSis
packing sGWs, rough. 'is25Gls.sO; pigs
Ca. ca,tl: = 1000: beef steer,
and heavy weight. choice and prime ms sih %
gls.5; medium and good. SIS. 20 ais,iS;
common con oS til'begissS; light weight. good
medium 40 o@iA; butcher cattle, heif,
ers. W2S q ,.7S; 9owS. !siSalL5O; can
light ana handy weight, ,SslsSo; feeder
steers, 'io,a6SlA7S; stOcker steers. ,si5
shesp--Receipts. 1000; market generally
lambs higher; estimated Tomorrow 1000
Lambs. 8. lbs down, Iis.256i6,2S; IS lbs.
I7s spriSs. stills fS; AND Se. SHimmTn a
's759l1; culis and common. HTOas.So
ST. LOUIS, May as.-Hogs-Receipts.
,iI5OSisTS; mixed and butchers, ,Eotris
G?oIt; good heavy. 5000 02oT6; bulk.
beef steers. iiisS sisSO; yesriins Steers ssssr:
stceksrs and feeders tiOalsSo; lair to
beef cows and kelters. s7.BOal5: Gamers
and cutters. 'S.so97,26; native calves.
sh1p-Reoeipts, 1900; steady. Lambs.
and choppers. ts6sSO.
CINCINNATI. May fs.--HoEs-Reoeipts.
aaC,5O; common to choice, T'Hoc aissicsg;
pigs and lights. u40is.2Si stays, toG
serl1'';:"'S sss 1885, '!soS Sirs " s2:s
steady.
shcep--Receip,s, 400; steady; lambs
| slow slaMls.5O.
PITTsBURG, May 29.-Cattle-steadv
supply light Prime. sisals.bO.
Sheep-Slow; supply light. Prime weth-
$50; lambs, i7Qlb2S; veal calves. tito
1850.
Hogs-Lower; supply, double decks.
heavy Workers.. S2l92l15: light Workers.
s.o5o02o.7E; pigs. 12Sg ?o.2s; roughs. slT
EAST BUFFALO, May as.-cattle-Rs-
ceipts. 700; slow.
Caiyes-Re ;eipts. aOoe; slow; soc. lower;
ysTlS25.
Hoss--Receipts, $500; active. Heavy
mixed and Workers, s2i.25; light Workers,
y2o75Qe1; pigs. t2a.619?o,7s; roushs.
21.16.
sheep and Lambs-lReceIpts $500; slow.
Lambs, ts0lsfs; others steady and I'M
changed.
The sun., 1919-05-24

ess e'u can n%saiiA osi as . ssss
ssS2sks steerins barely steady; City
10 sbe.; mould A. $500: cubes s'T5c';
xXXX powdered. s-2oe powdered. else.
fs",,s s5a1uIs's , and S Ma Sci con
VEGETABLES. MsCELLANEOUs-A
FARAG us-. Dozen punches, .I25Gi5O
ARTIcHoKEsLcaIlfornia, French. box.
III. nE%Ss~sos,Sern; Basket: a G'' eos o.;
Louisiana, Fava. basket, t1.bo92.bo; Cali
fornls:u Fava: basket. is9s5o. LIMA
Virginia. 100 bunches. S4gS: Virginia
crate, ssd6; South Carolina. 100 bunch es.
t6aS: Florida, crate. N.sOg2; California,
2l6; old, long, ebl,. 76c.ii.?5. cAHsR OTIS
Louisiana, 100 punches. sos: South Car
DINA, Dbl crate. itgs; old, Dbl. ;tg525;
$3.50 q s.6O; old, basket, s202.75 CORN
ias box: tiSi CucuMBERs-1FioG-
ginia. dollhouse. basket. ssal; Boston
Dozen Use gI; western; No. l. dozen
ern. basket, Soc atl.25; Mississippi. crate
80 80; Alabama. crate, s.; California
s.; S G Bf large crate, s.. cApLl,
hait crate: '.ss56, "sSGGsttT@F 'ISrnis,
crate NloVW SoV
Dbl, sl.50n2. ESCAROIl-Louislana, bbL
i2ls. EGGPLANTS-il n45O, GARLIC
Pound. s0d iOc. HORSERADIsH--l0
lbs, tL5OgS.SO: nearby. basket, teiso;
sunches, iIG9. LETTUCE-S:.Tby, bel,
t25OG5,50, nearby, basket, Il5Oq2.5O
southern, basket, soc. a SO so; St Louis
basket. soc. qS2.25. MUSHROOMS ID.
basket, &1G?bO; California. crate. ta.509
$50. oNIoNs-old, yellow. 100 10. bag,
s6st7; old. red, 100 ID. bag. t4a46O: old,
Texas. crate, ss.5Od5; California, crate,
s+a5; California. bag. tsqs5o. oKRA-
Southern, carrier. 16ds. PEAS-Califor-
MIA, small drum. bQ5; California, basket.
$3.50; Southern, basket, SlG4.5O. PEP
PERs-Box, tISOaA PARsLEY-Louisl-
ana, curly, Dbl, t6a6; Louisiana. plain,
bbl. S7GS; bermuda, crate. 25c a 2.
RHUd3 AR Il 100 punches S2Q4.bU RO-
MAINE-Southern. basket. Sl92.25. RAD
IsHES-IOO punches, ilG2. sCALLIONs
100 punches, SOC. al. sPINACH--Bbl,
75c a 1850. SoUAsH-New. white. box
Sl.5Oas.bO; yellow crooked neck. box. 49,
s.bO; basket, tld2.bo, Italian. basket,
NQ3 Observation-Disclosures, Dbl. OF bag.
81 80 $3.50, old. white. Dbl. or bag. tlT
.: new. white. North Carolina, basket, 81
R5; new, Virginia 100 punches. SlG4
AToEs---Florida, crate, 81 $3.50: hot
house, H., l292bc- WATERCR ESs-lOO
punches, &l.b0a2.
The sun., 1919-05-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEyES-Receipts. 1900 head; IS cars
and weak to lower: bologna cows dull and
unchanged: the yards were not cleared
Steers sold a: mass 9 1905 per 100 los
ordinary to choice bulls. $40 q 1880 heif-
ers. 3sdI4: common to choice cows. $50
Tl2.5O: 2 fancy DO, tls.25. Dressed beef
lower; common TO prime native sides. ~
ssiss~kerns Commission Co: 20 Penn
sylvania steers. l,os6 lbs average, ;'S2s
e, h,oi' ',. n; ~ LOST sia2S; 70; sGs
:i ii 5. p sanders: 40 virsinia steer:
PCS, ssIsGs. q. PsnGYIya S,s SIX ,i Cs
ii,,Yss, ;ii.7S. J. shsm6ers a SON. il
Ptnss'v Ss@, ss 6o '? ' fsnns s
Tosin & shannon: bulls, 1890. FlO.55;
,il ~: ~: :. l.i4s' ;,i ~ i'css' $3.50 /
iSs'', g. ~ ! SIS. HSo. Mcshsr::n ! c.:
i Il Ts.Ts; 20. i.Oas, 81 So; "a ohio;
l.2si. $3.50; 2 oxen d's., nd:Ss; / Heli.
;iSsS; 6. i,iss' il2'25j S, Lose, sIIs6; ..
i.o?s. tle.25; 4 iioi' 80; & Sss. %;
's ~ H. 81 ;s' 50, e.; g. 81? 49, 80, s.
cows and bulls, ,s@it.7G
CALVES Receipts. 1870 head: 1880 on
sale, Market less active: prime yeals
prime veais, ils9Is per 100 lbs. culIs, $40
Oils. Dressed calves lower; city dressed
veais, 22a csc, per ~; country dressed do.
'O ssissSs Sanders: 81 vsals, l5s lbs. aver.
ia. as; 2. $50, az; Kern' commi.sion
So cu as i TSr'is III ~ ' i H. ~ Judd sa
Co; 2ii yeais, 1,!, ,ls;7S; 2 euil:, 100. az,
a "a
yeais, lis, ,iT; is, So SIS is culis So.
"s sTIii i - s,B g. LAMBs-n.e.,p,.. s.s,o
prime spring lambs or lambs offered,
isSS per 1000 sss'D % s?N w a.
iii.so; ysarlings, 'l25S; ordinary lambs,
,,1:gilSs sn Srdi p1ss,. to fair
ton very giow at 100 2Oc. Per ID; few
choice wsthers. tia; city dressed lambs in
better demand S at :s0sIS; few fancy do:
lambs quiet at sOas7c, Country dressed
dollhouse lambs lower At sS@is per car
s.G a%l!ssiGR S0 sh. ammo 1871 Ohio we,h
ers. ss lbs. average. also. Kerns Com
mission Co: q Pennsylvania spring lambs.
Il. ;isfS; 50 OSlis' IS, IS; sss Ohio ' wst tn,
ers, 90, use: 81 sheep. %. 5000 8 eulls,
e. - N MS. az s,s e. 81 PsTsyIysnia
1880,
HOGS-Receipts, $3.50 head; one car on
sale. Feeling weak. Light to fairly heavy
hogs sold at ;21 g2i.5o per 100 lbs. pigs.
S20.2ba 2O.75; roughs, $1s2Salsso coun-
Saies-s. Judd 4 Co; 20 State hogs 15s
lbs. average. $7i.50; 2 roughs, sl5. 1850.
Newton & Co. 26 Pennsylvania hogs, l58.
SO state hogs. i75. ,2i.5o;. II Pennsyivania.
i47. $3.50; as pigs, %. s2o,25: roughs,
$50, 1850. Kerns Commission Co: Fl
state hogs. III. s21.5O; II Pennsylvania.
aiO. s2i.5O; 8 roughs. 24s. $3.50. McPher-
son a Co; So State hogs, lls, t21.5o; IL.
1872. s2l.2S; ID rouEhs. sos. $3.50.
Live stock Markets in Other Cities.
KANSAS CITY, May as-Hogs - Re.
eeipts, 5000; generally to ioe. lower than
s S;S,S; Sssyis;.s isSsssSs;: 'I Medium siS
The sun., 1919-05-24
ADDS 1910, 600 CAPITAL.
Liberty Securities Increases 1t
stock to 100000.

An increase in capital stock from $780,
900 to s1.ooo.ooo was voted yesterday
at special meeting of the stockholders
of the Liberty Securities Corporation.
The increase was authorized in the form
of 10000 shares OF s per cent. cumula-
tive preferred non-voting stock of 800
par value. The new issue Is preferred as
TO dividends and distribution. 1t is re-
deemable at sos at any dividend date
and will be offered for subscription at
par pro rata to the holders OF the pres
ent 10000 shares of capital stock, which
becomes common stock without par
value.
officers OF the corporation are Harvey
D. Gibson. president Sidney W. Noyes
and Joseph A. Bower, vice-presidents
Frederick p. McGlynn. secretary and
treasurer, and II. s. Barlow, assistant
secretary and assistant treasurer.
The sun., 1919-05-24
COTTON STEADY AT CLOSE,
Prices show Net Advance of 1 T.
16 Points mt Finish.

The cotton market was nervous and
irregular. The big advance OF the prev
ious day evidently had left a scattering
long interest and the easier technical
position may have been largely respon-
sible for q rather sharp break during
the middle OF the day. Continued trade
demand was accompanied by reports
OF q further large spot business in the
South which led TO recoveries in the late
trading The close was steady at net
advance OF to 10 points. New crop de-
liveries made new highs on an early ad-
vance, but near months were relatively
easy owing TO nnal May POPULATIONS No
tees, representing about $500 bales,
were reported in circulation and. before
trading in May, ended at midday, the
price broke to 1850. or 90 points less
than at Thursdays close The last sale
Of that position was at 1855 and later
months ruled steadier when May was out
OF the way.
ut NNVSao
The sun., 1919-05-24
THE PITTSBURGH, YOUNGSTOWN AND
AsHTABgIA RAILWAY COMPANY. :

Pittsburgh. Pa. May 1. 1919. ~
First General Mortgage Four Per Cent
Bonds of this Company to an aEEreGate
cost OF Forty seven Thousand Six Hundred
Ninety Dollars tt7.6s0) will be purehassd
for the sinking Fund on Monday, June 4
1919. from the lowest bidders at a price
not 70 exceed par and interest. Sealed pro-
OF The Farmers Loan and Trust COM
pany. New York. CHty. before close OF buai-
ness, twelve o'clock Noon. on Saturday
May alst. and bonds accepted must be de-
ivered on June 90 or security furnished
that day, II required that delivery will be
made within ten days II
T II h. MCKNIGHT Treasures. o.
The sun., 1919-05-24
0p0' coTToS STATISTICS.
New orIean. Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, May 23.-while some
thing OF tendency TO react from the
long advance was shown by the cotton
market to-day the undertone held fairly
good and last prices were higher than
final prices OF yesterday. The close :
May, So.sOc; July. 2s,soc.; October,
2s.22c. December. 27s0c.; January,
27.65c spot steady and unchanged /;
middling. 30.3Sc.
The sun., 1919-05-24

OFF West 1-d 81, New York, May l2th, 1918.
pursuant TO the terms OF the lndentura
entered into with the Lincoln Trust Com
pany, as Trustees, requiring the redemp-
tion and cancellation OF $50, 900 Par yaiusi
Park Tilford SO Debenture Bonds al,
June lst. 1919, offerings for the sale OF thfs
amount of Bonds to Park & Tilford ara
now invited and will be received uo 10
May 2Sth. 1919. at this once
pARR 4 TILFORD, BY Clarence Dohrmat.
Aaa't TreaSurar
The sun., 1919-05-24
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
REPTBLIC IRoN 4 STEEL COMPASS

PREFERRED DIvIDEND No. IS
At the meeting Of tho Board of Directors
OF tn" Republic Iron a. Steel Company
held May 22nd. 1873, the regular quarterly
dividend OF \ g on the Preferred stock
WAS declared payable July list. 1919. 20
stockholders OF record June 10th. 1919.
Books remain open.
COMMON pINtDEND NO. H. -
At the meeting Of the board Of Directors
of the Republic Iron q steel Company
held May 22nd, 1919, a dividend Of lh%
on the Common Stock was declared pay,
abls August LIST 1919, to stockholders OF
record july 10Th 1913 Books remain open
RICHARD ZONES. IN. Sa-rntarX
The sun., 1919-05-24
Export. From New York.

Oats. 1.1s4,1s7 blu. rye. si,4bo blu. /;
beef. $50 bbls. /; beef. 245 ties. lard, g.
2O6,5sS lbs taliow. 4s6.4o0 lbs. peas.
2.sis bu. -four. 5,677 sacks; pork, 800
bbls. bacons, 4,446.225 lbs. hams. T.
ol5,so0 lbs. cottonseed oil. S93,s00 lbs I;
iubrlcatlng oil. bsO.s5o gals.
The sun., 1919-05-24
FLORIDA EAST COAST RAILWAY
COMPANY

New YORK. May 10Th, 1919
The Board OF Directors OF the Florida
East Coast Railway Company has declared
out of earnings for the fiscal wear ended
December 3lst, 1918. interest at the rate
Of 5fc per Hnnum, payable June 18th, 1919
on the S25, oOO00O General Mortgage In-
come be Fifty Year Gold Bonds, dated
July LIST. 1903. -
c. d. BoIcR. Assistant Secretary.
The sun., 1919-05-24
Ohio OIL Declare. Dividend.

FINpLAY, Ohio. May 23.-The regular
quarterly dividend of SIPS a share ana
an extra dividend or s4,75 a share were
declared by the Ohio OIL Company
directors here to-day. They are pay
able on June 80 to stockholders Of
record on May II.
The sun., 1919-05-24
London Wool Auction Ends.

LONDON, May 23.-The wool auction
sales closed to-day with offerings of
s,400 bales. II was fair selection and
Anal prices were steady. During the
series good combing gained from five to
ten per cent. while other grades, es-
pecially bury woods. declined fve TO ten
per cent.
The sun., 1919-05-24

ST. Louis, Missouri, May 6, 1919.
The Board of Directors OF BROWN SHOE
COMPANY, INC, at q meeting held today
declared a dividend OF $50 per share on
the common stock of this company. pay
able June l. 1919. to stockholders OF record
May 20th, 1919.
wM RRAII. Secretary,
The sun., 1919-05-24
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.

A dividend Of $3.50 per share on the
Common stock OF this company has this
day been declared, payable on Tuesday,
July I, 1919, to stockholders Of record at
p. NJ. on Monday. June 2. 1919.
Stockholders who have not already done
so are urgently requested to Ole dividend
mailing orders with the undersigned, from
whom blank forms may be had upon april
cation.
FREDERIC v. 8. CROSBY. Treas.
40 Broadway. New York. N. Y.
May 8. 1918.
The sun., 1919-05-24
Appeal by Marcel Knecht.

An appeal TO America to stand fast
lor 'he imposition upon Germany OF
peace terms. which viii guarantee the
future. was made by Marcel Knecht. di-
The sun., 1919-05-24
CORN RALLIES AT FINISH.
Prices Close Unsettled at 3-s Cent
Net Lower 10 "a Cent Up.

CHICAGO. May 23.-Despite persistent
selling to-day, the corn market rallied at
the last owing TO a renewal of we,
weather. Prices closed unsettled. SC.
net lower to Nc. advance. with July
s1.65 to sissy and September s167%
to s1.5s. Oats finished U to &c. down.
and provisions unchanged to a decline
of S5c.
Assertions that corn planting would be
held back several days in important sec
tons where rains had again started put
the bears at sudden disadvantage Just
before the sessions end. Previously the
market had shown weakness. Influenced
by the fact that country offerings were
liberal. The destruction of a big starch
works at Cedar Rapids. which had been
grinding 10000 bushels of corn a day,
was a depressing factor, as did Argen-
tine competition in the East. Neverthe-
less shorts covered freely when planting
delays were again in sight. not to men
ton increased likelihood OF need fol
much replanting.
The sun., 1919-05-24
Live stock Markets I'm other Cite.

KANSAS CITY, May as-Hogs Re-
ceipts. 5000; generally 5 to loe. lower than
yssterSaTs average ,soR ssSss: bulk. $40
The sun., 1919-05-24
REDEMPTION NOTICE.
Chicago and Western indiana Railroad Co.

GENERAL MORTGAGE BONDS =
Trustees Once, Room 32 18th Floor
Mills Building.
The sun., 1919-05-24

tinsnt. s2s: South America, $50 35 Brazi
kegs, is7.25. Compound barely steady
e5a2skc. Stearine barely steady: CIT!
lard steArine. 37@37kc. oleo. 33c,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Martin and daugh
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-17
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Members Of the We-Do-So club Of
Newcastle were entertained last even
ing by members of the We-Do-So club
of this city at the home Of Miss Ma
RE Wrede on West Main street. An
elaborate dinner was served, covers
laid for the following Newcastle
members Miss Montreau Fleming,
Miss May Joyce, Miss Freda Rinke,
Mrs Goldie Stinson, Mrs, Harold
Pressnall, Mrs. Fred Sharp, Miss
Margaret Russell, Miss Vera Beroth,
Miss Mabel Ritenour, Miss Marie
Wrede, Miss Pauline Wrede, Miss
Norine Mahin and Miss Ruth Burdlck.
The Richmond hostesses were Miss
Margaret Jones, Miss Lucille Well
baum, Miss Miriam Eichholtz, Miss
Mae Appleton, Miss Olive Jones, Miss
Nellie Hawkins, Miss Lillian Johnson,
Miss Marjorie Floyd and Miss Martina
Jones.
The marriage Of Miss Mabel Wise,
of Greensboro, and Wilbur Petty Of
Hagerstown, was solemniZed Wednes-
day afternoon at the Methodist par
sonage in Centerville, the Rev. O'Con-
nor officiating. The only attendants
were Miss Nell Wise, sister OF the
bride, and Mrs. Monroe Sherry of Ha-
serstown, mother Of the groom. Mr..
and Mrs. Petty will reside in Hagers-
town, where he Is superintendent OF
the light plant.
A Halloween masquerade party Will
be given for members and friends OF
the Ben Hur lodge next Thursday ave
ming in the Vaughn hall. Last eve
ming "a candidates we're initiated at
the regular meeting.
Wayne County Better Homes asso.
citation will meet Wednesday, October
%, at the Methodist church In Will
iamsburg at 1870 o'clock. DR.. H. W
McKane of Indianapolis will give an
address on Better Homes" a pro
gram of music will be given and a
business session held. All members
in the county are urged to be present.
Announcement is made that the
Eunice Martin school, at Miami, Fla,
to be operated by Mrs Eunice Martin,
formerly Of the city, will open De-
cember 1. The school is a classical
school for tourists and two Indiana
girls on the teaching staff are Miss
June VanAllen of indianapolis, who
will have charge Of the kindergarten,
and Miss Inez Howard Of Kokomo,
who will teach mathematics, science,
Latin and French.
Miss Lucille Carney is attending the
alumnae reunion at st. Mary's Of the
Woods at Terre Haute this week.
The Young Mems dancing club will
give their regular assembly dance to-
morrow evening. Tics Trio will fur
nish the music.
The Tourist club will meet tomor-
row evening with Mr.. and Mrs. John
E. Parker at their home in Eaton, o.
Oliver H. Bogue will give a talk on
Famous Military Leaders Of War
Foch, Haig, Pershing, Allenby, Petain
and Joffre."
The Daughters Of American Revolu-
ton will meet tomorrow afternoon
with Mrs. Walter Bates at her home
on South Thirteenth street, Mrs. H.
H. Huntington, regent Of the chapter,
will give an account Of the recent con.
vention held in South Bend. A full
attendance Is desired as business Of
importance Is to be discussed.
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The Do Your Bit club met yester
day Afternoon with Mrs Inez Townsend
at her home on the Middleboro pike
Plans were completed for the party
to be given this evening at the school
for the husbands of the club members
twenty-five members and one guest
Mrs. Mae Townsend, were present
The club will meet in two weeks with
Mrs. Frieda Williamson at her home
on the cart road