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The Holt County sentinel., 1919-11-14

Transfers for week ending Novcm.
Der :, 1919.
Warranty Deeds.
VIM. 7. Crews TO 7. j. Doyle,
lands in %, 90, 40 .$ld50C
Jas. A. Duke TO Lewis A. Dodge,
NV sw 30, 81, 30 ....,..........Sl
W. J. Mahon TO Il. s. Brett and
wife, VITA, nch, 80, 81 .....Si305O
j. T.. Weller to Il. c. Pixlcr, block
8, Elliott Heights. Maitland. $50
Mercer I. Hindc to Jas. Il. Hinde,
lands in and ~, 81, 40 .... si62s
c. s. Mckee to V. A. Solleder.
lot 3, block Is, Cummings Add,
BigclOw. ..., &C.. .... $500
7. A. Ward to J. +. Thomson.
lots ! TO inclusive, block 2.
T. b. Ward Add, Craig. ... $1,000
Robt, Wallace to Jas. T. Lease,
lands In Z, 60, 3S $1,000
Sheriff's Deeds.
Martha Wallace, ct al, vs.. George
Carter to Jas. A. Duke. lands in
"a and 80, 81, 80. .$l42S0
J. l.. Evans, ct al, W.. Geo. Carter,
ct al, to VIM. NJ. Rasnic, lands
in IL, 60, 80 ................$l $1,000
Quit. Claim Deeds.
Robt. s. Brown TO c. c. Brown,
lands in 80, 81, 80. $500
Nettic Covell to NJ. A. Covell, lots
3 and 4, block @, Craig. .........s1
+. T. Davis to NJ. l.. Davis, und.
one-thirteenth lands in q, SO,
~ '''''' ''...... ......,,. $aU
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-11-14

Transfers for week ending Novcm.
Der /, 1919.
Warranty Deeds.
Mitchell & Nauman to Chas. VI.
Hughes. lands in %, 81, 40. e. $1,000
Grant Pullcn to Harvey Evans.
tract in %, so, 80. $1,000
Geo. Holton to Geo. c. Greed. lots
] and 4. block 81, Mound City
Extension .... zee. .......S $1,000
u. l.. Buckley to Albert l.. Brown.
lot 10, block 7, V. V. Add.
Mound City .................S 35
Clara Brooks, 1t al, 10 Claude
Sanncr, lots ~. IL and IL, block
%, Forest City $500
X. r. Limmcrly to Jas. h. Rasner,
lands In l, 60, 30 and q, 60.
rs ...........,... $1,000
l.. J. Rayhill to Autumn Curry.
lots . and q, block :, Western
Add, Oregon ........,. see. $4,000
Harvey Evans to Dan1 Iachman.
lot /, block 10. Oregon. ..... $4,000
Dan'l Iachman TO Harvey Evans,
lots and ., block Z, Western
AID, oregon ...,...........Sg $1,000
l.. l.. Fields to William Rasner,
tract in ~, 80, 80 1925
+. +. Alkirc to Geo. A. Burricr.
lots ., q and :, block 80. For
est City ....................st6 $3.50
Quit-Claim Deed.
Kate Bunker to John +. lden.
lands in 80, 81, 40, and accrc-
tlohS '''''' '''''' ',,',' '.'''.Sl
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-11-14
Quit.Claim Deed.

Kate Bunker to John +. ldcn.
lands in 80, 81, 40, and accrc-
tons ....,. ...... ,..... ......s
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-11-14
Real Estate Monograph.
rubllshed WEEKLY BY X. y. Richards. Oregon.
Misssuri.
once Upstairs. In the Moore Blsck.
Abstracter and Negotiatof OF Loans.

Transfers for week ending Novcm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
Indianapdlis May Play
Exhibition with Pirates

lNDtANAPOLIs, Ind. Feb, IA
Jack Hendricks, manager of the In
dinnApolis club Of tn. American
association, favors mating a short
training trip this sea a,on. The play
er-. IN all probability. vii do their
conditioning either at French Lick
pr West Baden. Ind, The pittsburgh
club will train at West Baden and
Hendricks believes n number OF eH.
addition games can he arranged for
the benefit Of tho w. lded soldiers
rccuperatinR there
Hendricks has mailed contracts "a
~ players. As some Of them still
ara In the military servics. II will bs
some umo before he will have .
line on the available talent.
Tho names Of the players on ths
-oster are: Lesry an Covington,
first hase. Yerkes and ON. second
base, Derrick AMI Crane, shortstopi
Hcndricksen. butcher, Williams And
Zwiiling. outfiolders: Gossctt, Rchanu
and Hcniine, cntchsrs. Dewson
FalkenberE. NoEgc. Dale. Cruhh. Lo-
ca,er. voyics. Shackslford ana Con
Ielmnn, pitchers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
Oklahoma Boxing Bill Will Regulate
Game Properly, declares Ed Cochrane

authors ~ every boxing bill that
has been presented to tho Okla
homa legislature. iirill has worked
faithfully for years IN the interest
Of clean sport. Therefore he
would he n splendid man To carry
out the details ~ the law In tho
same spirit that the hill was writ
ton. for tho law itself is only the
foundation upon which tho whole
governing structure II constructed.
Erin has been IA sporting writer
In oklahoma for 10 years and he
always has stood for clean sport.
He knows the situation In okla
homa and how II could he handled
for the good of the game. which
should flourish there under proper
conditions
Four years ago Rrlll and Sammy
Samson OF oklahoma city drew
up'a boxing bill which never sot
out OF the committee Two years
aRo they drew w another one aud
n got to third reading. This year
they drew up the third bill. max
ing improvements over the first
two api II seems almost certain
that the sport will be- lcra lied
there. II II Is II is poaslhlc for
the next heavyweight champion
ship bout tn he staged In that
state where n would be n big H.
nancial success.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
Six Stake Races Cdrded
for Lexington Meeting

LEXINGTON. Ky. Fob. "a - ar
stake races with a total value of
tl2.b 500 are on the prorrnn for tho
spring meeting ~ tho Kentucky M.
ISOLATION at Lexington. All purses
are for $4,000 except the liluegrsr.
stake for a-yeHr- -olds. which heads
the lint with "a value ~ ,2.bOO. Tho
other events include the Ashland
oaks. for a.year- old fillies. Camden
handicap ana Item All handicap for
s-ycar-olds and upwards. Idle Hour
and liinata stakes for year.old
colts and goldlngs and year old III
lies respectively
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
6ApULPANS SEE
/ OHIO BOY STEP
! N to Chin Puts Negro
| Sparring Partner Out;
Spack Continues.
hffEREE YET TO BE NAMED
Expected to Be Cochrane OF
| Kansas City or Smith
Of Chicago.
,frtREE YET TO BE NAMED
py LARRY DALEY.


pnan puwney, Columbus weller
\ ,xht Who meets Willie LAughlin
i5-found huut at Convention
m Monday night. worked out for
,dficition ~ Sapulps fans ye~.
.t,y The large crowd OF bosins
bu.as,s from our neishborlns
nas very much impressed with
kl.na,. ability. They had oppor-
Am 10 observe Tom Jones' pro.
AT his best and he displayed
I ,1derful speed and hitting powers.
I sirh have made him one OF the
,,nou claimants TO Kid Lewis
goughhouse Ware. tough Tulsa
[,sro Furnished the star attraction
| the day. aside from Downey, when
TOOK the count In the first few
I ands ~ hin workout with Bryan.
g. latter came out OF his corner
IN, caught ware a left 10 tho body
| a followed with "A left TO the Jaw
| mn blows were delivered hard and
,plie wares weight advantage and
n, is.ounce gloves. Ware dropped
I, the mat done for the day. A.
usual shen ware falls he hit his
,.a on the floor, but was able 10
\ ls After a few minutes,
Downc, Makes Uit.
% was wonderful bit of boxing
,sn II !, was during workout and
kspupans gave Downey a great
\ and Ar,er he had performed this
k.at Of administering The sleep punch
N ware powney went on three
..IsN IgtI GnarL Apa.k 80 a "A A
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
Benny Meyer H First
Tulsa Western Lacquer
10 Sign 1919 Contract

Kenny Meyer. s'lr ouiflclder
with Spencer Ahhotts Topeka
Western league club. IN the first
Tulsa Western lcaEurr tn sign a
contract Spencer received the
contract yesterday And with u
came lcttor from licuuy. In
which he said he was feeling ft
and anxious Tor tho season 10
open iln also added that he viii
b" glad to play In Tulsa. which he
rightfully charargrlScd as live
burg
Meyer IN u former mcmhor ~
the New York nud llrouklNu Ma
tionals and the Newark Eoderulr
In 1915 he lri the International
league In batting lie was on, ~
the leading " T.. slurrrrs last
years. batting $50 According To
Abbott. Meyer is one uf the fest.
est In addition tu being an out
fielder In the game he has splcn-
dld throw ing arm.
In addition To being u swell
ball player, Meyer In fun ~ pep
aud personality ana hns made n
great hit In every town In tho
circuit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
Nine Cleveland Contracts
Are Mailed Overseas

CLEv vEi.AND, Feb.- -. - Tho
Cleveland American League club has
sent contracts to It's players. nine Of
which have been mailed overssas.
Manager Fohi intends to start for
New orleans with the first squad
of pitchers ana ostchers ON March v.
The second ~luad will isavs March
10, Contracts forwarded across the
Atlantic wont to Lieut.. Ed klspfsr.
serGt Joe Harris. 6erIt. Louis
Ouisto. Ber9t Clark Dicksrson.
serGt Elmer Smith. BerGL Otis
Lambeth. Corporal Chst rorkslson
and Jess Petty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
Ralph De Palma Sets
NeU Worlds Records
on DavfOna Speedway

DAYTONA. Fla. Fob, Ia
Ralph do Palma broke thu
worlds automobilc records for
both q milo and kllomcter In
straiEhtnway dashoa today On
Daytonn beach The tme Tor
tho mile. as announced by off
cialr OF tho Automobil. A-sociR-
tion OF America. wrs 2t02 SEQ
ondS, against Hob Humans rec-
ord ~ 2h.tO seconds, made In
1911 lie palma's kilometer time
was 10 80 seconds. or seconds
below the record.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13

splendid workout. With spack,
powney reversed his tactics aud
showed tho speed and cleverness that
Aided him In climbing almost to the
,opmost pinnacle OF pugllirm, Hill
Afford, a husky sapulpa rallroadcr.
furnished Downey with three rounds
OF practice. Afford weighs about
the eame as the weller challenger
and Nv clever with his dukes.
Al the conclusion of the show,
Downey, Brother Anthony. Pop
Downey. Tom Jones' and Tulsa news
paper men were guests at dinner
given by the Flks. The latter roy.
ally entertained the visitors and
showed traditional Sapulpa hospi-
thlity.
Iaushlib SSorcs In East.
Telegrams received from Al lLppe.
manager OF IAughlin, indicate that
the Pennsylvania battlcr has picked
up soms spare change and also got
some good workouts this week.
Monday, 1AuShiin stopped Cyclone
Scott OF Butte. Mont. In the second
round at South Rrthlehcm. Pa,
i.aurhlins home. Tuesday he de-
teated Johnny Wolgast, brother N
Ad In q sround 20 at Philadelphia
powney will workout at the Brady
hotel this afternoon.
The referee question still Is open
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
Kn0cS Out RouqhOse Ware Lauh Wins zuO PenQna BQH
PROFESSIONALISM IS
DENIED BY M'BIRNEY
Coach ~ KcndsJTs Cubsatrr Eleven
OF 1913 Dcclnrcs Every Player
Was Simon Pure Amateur.

Kendall Ii perfectly willing that
tho senrchllrht he turned on her ali
victorious football team OF 1914 and
tho truth or falrity established Of tho
charge made at tho meeting OF the
Oklahoma intercollegiate Athletic
association last Saturday that Ken
dahl violated tho rules OF amateurirm
to develop tho team which trimmed
everything In the southwest with
nerve enough 10 tackle H.
Kendall never paid an athlete In
tha history of tho school, 80 far ~
I know" said sam MoBlrney, who
with Francis Schmidt coached that
eleycn, "nnd ! know positively that
none on this team ever got cent.
Suc,c~s Due to Tcamwosk.
Just because n little school like
Kendall was considered at that time
should got out and trim tho univer'
sity ot Oklahoma. tho Oklahoma
Aggies, tho University OF Arkansas
and other big institutions is not
primA facis evidence that n has
team OF hirlinHs." he continued. ''yot
this 10 tho way some folks look at n
lot mo keep tho same bunch OF fel.
lows together three years and II they
are any kind OF material at all l will
mako the best Of tham got UP ana
got who are Just organizing . team."
Prof n. Z. WellmAn. chairman OF
tho athletic board Of Phillips uni
versity of Enid also mahSs . sweep
ing dsnial OF chargcs meds against
Phillips.
That Phillips university has not
nor ever did knowingly have . pro,
fessionai athlete cnEaGsd on any of
its teams. either In football or othsi
sports IL the gist OF Professor Well
mans denial.
In a communication 10 The world
he sistesi
ut In we'll to 90 hack to funda-
mcntals IN this matter.
Some time ago one Of the schools
NJ ths conferencc In refusing to enter
into q contract with Phillips Tor foot.
ball games next fall gave ~ = reason
therefor that II was common
knowledge that Phillips used pro
fessionai players on its football team
during the fall Of 1913.
The athletic COMMITTEES OF Phil.
lips denied the fact There was no
charge flied, but thsrs was apparent
effort on the part Of certain oon-
ference members 10 svads the maxi
Ing of charges In the form provided
BIZ the constitution OF the confer
ence. Nothing definite was heard In
the mention Of names OF dStails.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
Gophcrs EkSt Touprvvw

HINNFAFUITH, MIMI, Frb, II
Letter men Of the University Of Min
nesota football spuad will elect a
captain for tho 1919 season at their
annual banquet 10 be held February
IL. Or. II. l.. williams. the football
coach, will make the presentation OF
letters. lie also will deliver nm sd-
dress. The banquet this year will
he open to tho university at large
for the first time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
Mo,iwtss wants Morn Cosn.

MILWAUKEE via, Fcb. ia
Unlssa an incr~ass In Ahxy n
EraDtsd hm. Fred Moilwits. ftrss
bassman with tho Pittsburgh Ma
uonaS, will not play with the n
rates thS scAson. Moitwitz. whoss
home 10 In Mnwauk~s. returned the
contract President liArnsy Dsyfusa
sent hisn. Mollwits sAId the tsrms
offered HIM called for the sAms sAi-
AIRY he received ~ . utilny player
with ths Chicago Nationals,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13
Iowa starts spring Prsssice.

IOWA CITY. Feb. 1.-THE Uni
verslty OF Iowa, for the first time In
many years. has started spring foot
ball practice indoors Veterans OF
last season, including Captain Lob
man. Smith. Bedding. Mockmorc and
Slater. were among tho players out
for the first practice.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13

LOIlsv1iI.E, Ky, Feb l1,-Daw'
son Springs, KY. viii bs the sprins
training camp for the Louisville club
~ the American association. VIII
liam Neal. general manager Of this
ciuh. said the squad would number
about So The players will mart for
the training camp March 70 and vfll
.tay IL days II weather permits.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13

md probably will not he definitely
closed until IAppe arrives Saturday.
Promoter IeiSler announced last
night that he had wired Edward
Cochrane sporting editor OF the
Kansas city Journal, and Edward
smith ~ chicago, asking IL they
would he available In case they were
sclccted. ana II IN expected that ono
IN the ring
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13

MTTsW n Il WEl WIZ, Tch, II
Richie Mitchell, Milwaukee, light
weight. ana johnny Schaucr of ~.
Paul. will meet In ~ iO-rmInd bout
here on February ~ Tho weight
will he I3b pounds at O'Clock
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13

In a now automatic telephone sys-
tom OF limited capacity connections
are made by turning tho tranrn tte~~
until indicators point to the numbera
desired
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-13

PMscs 90 be sftaohsd tp ne con-
trol stick S an aArpAns 70 enable an
sviator to guide Il With bts knees.
leaving his hAnds ~ nbsrty for other
uscs, have b~svn patented.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-09-12

FOR SALE:-My Two Residences on
Second street.-HARRY SIMMONS.
WANTED-Five Pupil Nurses and a
Kitchen Girl at the BRAINERD HOS
PITAL, Alma, Mich.
II you must be suspicious Of some
body, suspect your enemies, but let
your friends alone, y
Now is the time to buy Singer Sew
ing Machine in time for Fall sewing.
Will take your old machine as part pay
ment.-E. A. LEWIS.
WHISKEY < WINE BARRELS
half-barrels and kegs for sale.-Krell
Brothers, Dealers in barrels, 18th &
Antoinette Sts., Detroit, Mich.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-09-12
WHISKEY & WINE BARRELS
Presbyterian Church Notes
Robert S. Sidebotham, Pastor.

Sunday, Sept. IA, 1919.
1890 a. m.-Morning worship-'A
Child's Education
IL Noon-Sunday School.
1880 p. m.-'Sins Of Presumption
Thursday 1880 p. m.-Mid-week
meeting.
Attention is again called to the even
ing meeting. After two years Of Yes
per Service, we are returning to the
evening meeting A young peoples
choir is being organized under the
leadership Of Miss Grace Malpass. The
meeting last Sunday was most encourag.
ing.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-09-12
Bvie3s Of Me Week

Noah French of Jackson is here this
week on business.
Will Jaquay of Detroit is in the city
greeting old friends.
Mrs. Albert Arnston is visiting rela-
tives at MancelOna, this week.
Rev. M. E. Hoyt left first of the week
for Lansing to attend Conference.
Miss Marie Smith of Mackinaw City,
visited friends in the city, Wednesday.
GIRL WANTED-for General House
work. Inquire of Mrs. Archie Quick.
Mrs. Burdette Payne and daughter
returned home Wednesday from visit
at Detroit.
Miss Mary Rebec who has been en-
ployed at Petoskey, returned home,
Wednesday.
VIM. c. Spring was here from De-
trOit over Sunday, visiting his mother,
Mrs. c. Spring.
Miss Delphina Reinhart of Detroit is
guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Dennis and other friends.
| Albert McKinnon, who has been visit
ing at the home of his brother, John,
returned to Detroit, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Kille OF Gaylord
were here this week, guests OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Berg.
Dancing at the Armory during Fair
Week on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday evenings. Bulow Bros. will
have charge.
Miss Mary Baldwin, assistant profess
sor OF English at Albion College, was
guest of Supt. and Mrs. M. X. Key
worth, over Sunday.
Rev. h. S. Sidebotham and w. p.
Porter were at McBain, Tuesday and
Wednesday, attending meeting OF the
Petoskey Presbytery.
j. Leahy, the Optometrist who will
be here Sept. l7-18th makes specially
of fitting the eyes of school children,
glasses guaranteed to fit.
II you want your house and lot or
farm sold; list them with me. II you
want to buy home, come in and look
my list over.-E. A. LEWIS.
Mrs. George Ward left Wednesday
for visit with relatives at Thamesville
and other points in Ontario. Her neice
Miss Louise Harris, who has been here
visiting accompanied her there.
Mrs. Eva l.. Buckley wishes to thank
the young people and citizens of East
Jordan for their assistance with the
Heart Tag Day, for the benefit of Mich
igan School for Crippled Children.
Miss Margaret Kelly was united in
marriage to Charles o. Goldsmith at
st. Johns, Mich, Monday, Sept. 9Th.
Miss Kelly was formerly a teacher in
East Jordan Public School, having
charge of the seventh and eighth grades
some eight years ago.
A very pretty wedding took place
Monday evening, Sept. 9Th, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey Wells,
: in Jordan township, when their daugh
S ter, Clarricy was united in marriage &c
:. Harold Weeks, son of Mr.. and Mrs
r Frank Weeks, at eight o'clock to the
strains of Lohengrin Wedding March,
the bridal party took their places. Firs
came little Nita Wells, as ring bearer
a then little George Weeks, scattering
> flowers before the bride, the latter
. beautifully gowned in white silk anG
carrying bouquet of pink and whit,
S asters came in with the groom. Rev
i r. S. Sidebotham officiated. Light re
e freshments were then served. Tn,
house was prettily decorated in colder
e rod and ferns. The young people hav,
s the best wishes of all their man,
n friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

iz"h y,.,i' rrIny III moon. At 81. JON" .
Evnm:"IirmI I'r"r"S!nul rhir"h. When
Miss lI"rrI"iln N"li' Wis unl'h ~
marriage /" Mr. carl M"nIl"EHI he
uuulial ceremony was performed by the
vn"tnr Erv. W. {. I'li"rI. III the pres
rr,,'r If M nm,nliHt" families 81 the
prInrIlr,lE. Th"rr w"r'' u" attendants.
t'nilnw.nE III" service" WrhhihG
hr"aCIa:;l WAS s"ry"d AT tn. brides home
~ East Wheeling. AMI lat"r Mr.. anu
Mrs. M"nlI"%Hi departed "t Il short we'd
ding tour III tn" east. ON their r"intiI
they will rc:;It" with IN" brides par
cnt* III East Wheeling.
Mrs. MmniIrraI j. III" daughter "t
States; Assistant Attorney General lien
~ a. NnItr. and - 4 general laHnrlt"
among a wild" r.r,'l. - friends. being
'>i""ialiv pr"m~'"nt Ia inu*h.al ',lr"I"s'
Tho groom l. M son uI Mr. l.. MONTE
gnI II WArw",h H. - AN :l"c:rirhi
.nrIr,.,r AN" u connected with me
turrr.ii Gas ~ t.!'.'ir!ral company ~
l.. .,,'h I:nii"nI. The, arr Receiving tn"
h.',r;''.~l congratulations" Of Il host ~
friend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01


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rHr'"'& bore
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ter.
! II E..r. l.. J. E"nahu" r"tIrh'h ""lS
! aft.r an "At"nded Trip through 'n' III
uccse.
Mrs. K. ]. iil!l "t Point Pleasant -
the guest Ut hrr sister on IN" l$I1ud.
Miss Mabel lIvSt"ttrr. dcturan 1T
TN. Y w Z. \, cafeteria is att"ndlnE l.
meeting OF cnfetrrl;. Workers III Chi
..a.;o.
Mrs. Homer Oates 1t North Wabash
street. who has ursl"rt;"n" an operation
: a. tn. Nprth Wheeling h"HpitiA Is Sc
rluuSly i'll.
lltrlaEd Jones Of Mountain LAX" lark,
Nd. IS visiting friends III Nh"rlrS.
MISS Th.lru:t kuarr. whn has i"'"n Wis
ItIuE irl-un> ~ tI,.v'.larr!. Is HG;tin 1T
her huu,. "a TIN. Island.
Mrs Edward M;,urj ~ t'larinEt"n.
OHIO. VIII depart tomorrow for her h"tnr
after :, VISIT with her pnr"uIl Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Wagner. sin.. Of Fifteenth
street.
Nr~ Z " Iiillrrn and ..,n. l. y lill-
I..u yh,. hn,.. i,,ru st.udiur .,..rrnI
vr,k, IN M,rtnn Iu,t have returned
l.. their hu,n.. ia thi4 ..ity
MIR ntml Mr- j h.. Armstrong "r South
,'hni.Iinr ,Ir"~I i"n y"-t'r'Iny for
Efa,I.'r lrlr. nhi" Thrr will vI'iIi
IIit,l,urI.h Frrmla ON th"ir way home.
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hold their r"E'IInr a'uui monthly W""'-
! inrH Iu-tnurr"w AFI"ru''"n. pr"ni'r':-
s"v"rnl pleasant gatherings f"r tin"
! mrmhrr".
M"iuhrrs If III" t;raf' rwIg VII inject
] with Mrs. :. W. Harper. at her HON" ~
| Echo Point ~ "'ri"'E. n""'ii"w"rh VII!
b" ~" MAN diversion 49, thor atl"rnnnn
! which will il" delightfully."- terminated
! with tn" serving nf tea at "'"I"rk.
/ Mrs. Arthur Stif"i viii H." III" h"Si"S%
| to- the InrmhrrS uf III" ';Ifi shop TwiE
/ tu-ninrrnw afternoon ii. l:"h. at her
| huIu" ~ Iluhbard'S Lam. Tea At !
..'rlrk will conclude This delightful nf-
! t.'rnnun nf Swing.
Members ~ lhr I;rnii TwIr will IT,"
ihr guests -; Mr." y. y. flaming ~ Tho
. 'uuuiry club i'i-murrnW ali"r'IU"N
! Luncheon Will h'' served II "'rl'"'h
with cnvrra for rru. following which
, several hours Will IL" d"v"t'd I" ih''
TWiSs usual work.
The Fourth rwI& WI! meet with Mr.
!'linv g. t'lurA" ~ I."ntI"rw'""l. hi 49,"
n'"lnrk aud VIII h",l TIA" usual Hii-"AN
-...,.h"u ,I ~.'WiitE %IIh an 'mi"Tin'r'"h
nt ON" ,,',h"k fer luu''h'''H.
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1T Jamos Kings Daughters Nat.

Th" rnrrnl,rr& Of III" 81. james circle
at Kings Daughters were entertained
las: ,.N"ning AIT III" HON" Of Mrs. " ..
SquihhS This was tho regular meeting
ar IN" tircI" and hnl? routine business
was attended To. Qultc tn" most inter
sting feature. Of tho evening was the
address IF Dr. sumner Stone OF SH%
York. who spnk" ON IN" splendid work
woman has done in tn" world war and
tho work that j. '"i Ia h" done" The
meeting WAS well attended. about thirty
being prrScrt
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Catholic womanr 1earus Met.

Last evening in their headquarters on
Fifteenth street. III" Wnman$' Catholic
I..tllI" held II we'll attended and sue
r"$~fuI m""Iing. Mrs. li"niir. president
nr III. league. presided aud numerous
Innit,rS wrr.. Il ScusSrh. and plans wcrh
mad, for III" work of the league fol-
law Ing tn" l.rut"n *"mHnn.