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ldue ldHken SIaIuSe NeQ ef, at
1919 har veret Diet forste Freds-
aar efter den store Verdenskrig.
krigen sluttede jo, som de fle-
ste sagtens miAdes, X. elleve
den ellevte Dag i den ellevte
Manned 1918. F9lgelig blew 1919
ct Fredens Aar i hvert Fald i
den Forstand, at der like kem-
pedes med Kugler og Krudt,
og Bulderet og Jammerskrigene
paa de gamle Slagmarker h9r-
ties like mere.
Og dog = / Rusland har Kri-
gen yeret fortsat efter temmelig
stor Maalestok, og en- Mengde
mindre Sammenst9d har der vac
ret berettet ON fra Midteuropa.
Men ON Diet sidst svundne Aar
end, i Diet store set, maa kaldes
ct Fredens A a +, saa har Diet
alligevel langt fra veret ct r O.
ligt AaT Der har yeret Uro
og Brydninger paa mango Eel
ter.
Der har veret Kamp i wort
Lands Senat, saa vi like endnu
er naaet til at faa Fredstrakta-
ten med Fjendemagterne i Eu-
ropa ratificeret. Og Vi kan like
godt undgaa at give Presidenten
Hovedskylden derfor.
Han stod meget hojt / Fol
kets og 0 Agtelse we'd Kri-
gems Udbrud og en- It'd efter.
Hans Udtalelser ON Krigens
Maal a fortreffelige de yandt
ham like blot sit eget Lands
men saa at sige hele den civil
serede Verdens Agtelse.
Hans forste store Fejltrin var.
at han i Efteraaret 1917 for
langte, at Landet skulde give
ham en- demokratisk Kongres,
og Diet Sindelag, han derived lag
de for Dagen, har karakteriseret
hans senere Fe.jltrin - han vii
de i Virkeligheden vac
re A utokrat paa anime It'd,
son han talte Demokratiets Sag.
Begge de store politiske Par
tier tog lige Del i Krigen, og
for en- egte Demokrat Wide Diet
have veret langt naturligere at
henstille til Landet at yelge lige
at begge Partier til Kongressen.
saa de kunde have veret lige ON
baade at bare Byrderne og tage.
Del i Ledelsen.
Wilson's Forslag ON en- Lea
que of Nations" til Fredens Be
yarelse tiltalte straks Folket i
hoj Grad. Men at han mente sig
selv bedre skikket I'll at fore den
Sag igennem end allie andre, Diet
r9bede samme Svaghed i hans
Karakter, som han for hayde
lagt for Dagen.
At han absolut imod Landets
Skik selv som President skulde
til Paris og deltage i Fredskon-
%ferencen, og han saa valgte en-
starkt ensidig d~emokratisk
F'redsdelegation, Diet var / h9j
Grad skikket til at vakke Mod
willie mod ham j hans politiske
Modstandere.
Og at han vedbliver halstari-
gen at modsatte sig Fredstrak-
tatens Ratification, naar den TX
Ike kan blive godkendt, just som
han har forelagt Kongressen den,
Diet giver ham Preget af en- Dix
tator.
Woodrow Wilson err i den Sc
mere It'd falden selv j sit eget
PARTS Agtelse. Var han blevet
hjemme, sendt dygtige Stats
mend af begge Partier til Yer
sailles og givet dem Rad per
Kabel, naar Diet beh9vedes, og
imidlertid selv raadf9rt sig med
Senatet herhjemme, saa havde
han haft langt st9rre Indflydelse
og mindre Modvillie mod sig.
0g hvad Forholdet til sarlig
England og Frankrig angaar, da
har Diet sikkert haft en- gavnlig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-31


de JUL. thi jeg falte Trang Il
at celebrate. og saa syates
leg. der skulde cores noget sal
dan nd over det almindehge, q
nu er den solgt, al for init I'd
komnende hyiler der ingen ohli-
gationer paa Kirken.
Men Diet lyder nesten' SON
ON Enfoldigheden selv tog II
Orde. naar der yises hen til tor-
standerboligen, da Past. Henry
Bondo 10 er Formand paa h.
miteen og har like yeret be
tragtet som stprkt k%onseryatiy
i Sagen. Kirken kunde vel ~
saa nok reise ct ..Minde' ct an
Diet Sted.
Dog, der er 10 wort F~orlags-
hus med ,,Danskeren" og nh1r-
kebladet," hvis disse holder Vel
ret efter neste Aarsmede. oSkal
Skolen saa skilles fra disse gam
lie Venner?"
Vel, det kunde visit godt lade
sig gore uden megen Grad. For
lagshuset gor hovedsagelig sin
Forretning gennem Poster. @
som saadan ligger der like stor
Vegt paa, hvor det er beliggen-
de, naar Diet err nogenlunde cen
tralts De Boyer, Skolen skal bru-
ge, forer Forretningen like paa
Lager og skal forskaffes Yed
Skoletiden, hvilket Skolen
strengt taget kunde bessrge IL
gesom andre Skoler maa; og<
hvad Bladene angaar, da fandt
de os 10 nok, selv ON vi var ct
Stykke borte og forsogte at leye
ct roligt og stille Levned i al
Gudfrygtighed og Krbarhed.
Denne Tanke ON Skolens eyin-
delige Forbliven her er noget,
man laser ind j Beslutningerne
i Stedet for at lese, hvad der
STAIR i dem, og derfor taller man
ogsaa stedse ON Presteskolen i
Stedet for Diet, der er Tale ON,
nemlig den hele Skole, der for
oliver samlet, enten den saa BIZ
yer her eller skal flyttes ct an
Diet Sted hen.
En- af de Ting, som har tjent
til at forplumre Sagen, Ell den
Skriyelse, som en- Komite her
fra Blair har sendt til allie Kred-
sene ON at tage Sagen op I'll
D~r9ftelse we'd deres respective
Kredsmeder, thi den ~opfattes
som en- Skriyelse fra Menigheden
her og fra Skolen, hvad den l.
midlertid like er. Den Skrivelse
STAIR paa Komiteens egen Reg
ming. Vi andre her fra kendte
intet til den Sag, linden vi her-
te derom paa wort Kredsmede,
og Kredsm9det her i Nebraska
afviste da ogsaa Sagen SON ube-
timelig Indblanding paa en- It'd,
da den az Aarsmedet yalgte Ko-
mite endnu laa midi i sit Ar
bejde og like havde givet ende-
lig Rapport. Enhyer har selv-
f6lgelig Low til at sende en- Skri-
velse til Kredsene, men lad det
vere forstaaet, at denne Skriyel-
Sc err en- privat Affere.
n. =. Lang.
Efterskrift: O~yenstaaen-
de Artikel blev skrevet for over
tire Maaneder siden, med Hen
blk paa de Indleg i Skolesa-
gen, som da verserede j Dan
skeren'. Naar den saa ferst nu
faar 10y til at komme j Bladet,
maa jeg troste mig med Diet gam
lie Ord: Sent er bedre end al
Orig" N. p. l..
49,
Redegorelse. Oyenstaaende Ar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-31

leus hdhg.
Til nit Udtryk, at Diet wiser
,,hvilken Slags I~nteresse, man
her / Blair wiser over for yor
Skole,o sp9rger han: ,,Hyorfor
BRUCE ct saa omfattende Udtryk
som Imam her / Blair'Y De, til
hyis Produkt der sigtes, er Mend,
som er rede til at bere Ansvar
for liver sit"
10, de kan sagtens bare An
svar,' thi de we'd, at i den fore
nede Kirke er der EN- lang Vel
til noget, der hedder Ansvar.
Men jeg brugte Udtrykket, dels
fordi Diet ifelge Sprogbrug like
er altomfattende, dels fordi def
efter min Mening er betegnende
for den Lnftning, der her slaar
Skolen i Mode. Der er vel ingen,
som vii beskylde hyerken Blair
By eller Menigheden her for at
nere nogen overdreven ~Interes-
Sc for Skolen.
Men Diet var Lokaliteten, jeg
Wide skrive lidt ON. Jeg undres
like over, at de erede Skriben-
ter er yderst opfindsomme over
for den Sag, men efter min Ne
ming er Skolesagen af for stor
Betydning til at beherskes at
lokale Hensyn og personlige In
~teresser.
Err Vi til fals2" sp9rges der.
ia, hvorfor ikke7 Var Skolen
like til falls, da den f9rst kDm
hertil? Var Blair maaske Diet
eneste Sted, man havde under
Oyervejelse? Eller er Diet like
almindeligt over for Skoler, at
der STILES Tilbud og CORES I'd
valg? Hyis en- Mand arbejder ct
Sted, og der bydes ham storre
Lon ct andet Sted, som han ia
ger imod, er han saa like til
falls?
Endyidere, vii Legfolket stot-
tie Skolen, hvis den flyttes? ?"
sperges der, ,,thi naar der skal
gives, saa er Diet nok alligevel
Lagfolket, der skal regnes med.
vi syarer: De- kan der ware
noget j, skont Prasterne vistnok
ofrer lige saa meget efter Evne,
og en- Legmand kan meget vel
skrive ON Skolen uden at give
noget til den, lige som Manden,
der hayde saa travlt med at
synge, naar der skulde ofres, at
han belt glemte at komme med.
De Legfolk, som giver de sto-
re Summer, bruger som Regel
like de store Ord.
,,Husk ogsaa," siger de, lat
i 1896 yedtog den forenede Kir-
Ike, at Seminariet skulde ware i
Blair" ia, Diet var man jo nedt
til, hyis det like skulde vere
forbleyet i Elk Horn, hvor Diet
paa den It'd var.
.Og i Aaret 1916 stemte Kred-
sem for, at det skulde blive i
Blair"
Nh, Diet er saa som saa med
den Oplysning. Jeg arbejdede og-
saa derfor, men for mig var. Lo-
kaliteten sandelig af mindre Be
tydning. Det store underliggen-
de Sp9rgsmaal var, ON Semina-
riet skulde udskilles fra den
evrige Skole og flyttes til Ra-
cine, Wis, for at drives som
selvstendig Skole. bet forte os
til Spergsmaal som disse: at dri-
W TO Skoler med tilsvarende Fa-
kultet, om Proseminariet skulde
blive eller flytte med, I'm det
Tab begge Afdelinger Wide IL
de we'd en- Adskillelse, saalenge
Skolen a saa lille, og mango
andre Sporgsmaal. | sin dybeste
Grund var Diet langt fra at vac
re ct Spergsmaal ON Lokalitet,
ellers har jeg belt m~isforstaaet
Diet.
vii like de mango, som err
flyttet hertil, blive skuffet, hvis
Skolen flyttes''7
Maaske, men man kunde ogsaa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-31

q upJt tlltl ave Oul Ati sdilco
ho.iere Pris paa Livsforn9denhe-
derne og layere Pris paa Pen
gene. Hvem kan i Grunden af-
gore, ON Diet er Pengene, der
er bleyen billigere, eller det err
Tingene, der er bleven dyrere?
Men enhyer forstaar, at der
skal flere Penge til nu end for
for at kobe Brod og Sm9r og
Hg etc. og Kleder og Sko 0. 5. V.
for, og Diet er Omle gnin-
gen af Forholdet, der ger For
~styrrelser.
Slig Omlagning gaar altid nd
over Arbejderfamilier, Familier,
der lever af Aarsl9n, i Diet hele
taget over Folk, der lever saa
at sige fra Haanden I'll Mum
den Diet kniber med at faa Ind
tegterne for6gede i samme Grad,
SON Priserne stiger.
bet er Spekulanter, der i
Krigstid forudser, hvad der vii
bliye absolut Brug for, og saa
legger de Beslag paa Diet, og
forst 90 fremmest tvinoes de
krigsforende Ill at kobe Ill hole
Priser, hvad de er tvungne til
for at opholde Heren, og saa
maa andre f9lge Trop.
bet er like let at spaa ON,
naar Priserne vii falde, eller ON
Regeringen yirkelig kan gore no.
get for Diet. Men en- Ting er
sikkert Hvis de store Herrer
Spekulanter brendte indie med
deres dyre Varer, idet andre I'M
dersolgte dem, saa skal de nok
kaste Varerne paa Markedet, for
de udsettes for altfor stort Pris-
fald.
Tag Egpriserne. Hvis Folk TX
Ike har udsolgt deres Hensebe-
stand altfor ner, saa vent bare
til hen j Marts Manned, da der
oliver Hjemmeforsyning af fri
ske Egg, saa skal Kobehusene
smart aabne OPP for deres Behold
ninger til layere Priser.
Lignende vii Diet gaa med an
Dire Ting, Overproduktion vii faa
sterre Betydning til at slaa Pri-
serne ned end noget andet. Og'I
Diet er ct Sporgsmaal, ON noget
andet forslaar. Hvem kan vel
forbyde en- Mand at tage den
Pris for sine Varer, som hans Ma
BIO vii betale7
Al de hoJe Prlser og Diet van
skelige j at faa Indtegterne for
hojede i Forhold til Prisstignin-
gen har fristet til Arbejderuro-
ligheder, saa nogle endog har vac
ret yillige til at lytte til Boishe-
vismens Teorier, Diet er slet like
underligt. Godt er Diet, at vi har
saa dygtige Arbejdsledere i Ian
Diet, som Tilfeldet err. Dertil tor
knyttes Haab ON, at den Slags
Uroligheder like skal tage Over
hand.
Men, der er andet, vi maa fac
ste Opm@rksomheden we'd. vi
har haft ct godt Aar, ct rigt
velsignet Aar. Jorden har giyet
sin Afgrede, Arbejde og Flid
har veret l9nnet med rig Frugt
noget, som vi like alene b9r gle.
de os we'd men tillige takke allie
code Gavers Giver for.
Hvad hjalp vel al Regering,
al Politik, selv den dygtigste og
uegennyttigste, al Flid og alt
Arbcjde, dersom Gud like CAV
Regn og f~rugtbare Tider af
Himmelenl bet err Herrens Vel
signelse, der g6r rig.
Og sidst, men like mindst bgr
vi dvele we'd Betragtning af,
hvad Aaret har veret for os i
kristelig og kirke lig Hen
seende.
Store aandelige Vekkelser kan
Aaret like opvise. Men ogsaa
paa Diet kirkelige og religi9se
Omraade har der veret Ur O..
H.. To- III Da.+ow 49, MI 1
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(sluttes psa 8. Side 49,,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-31

Redegorelse. Oyenstaaende Ar
tikel at Prof. Lang modtog jeg
den 10. Sept, og den 20. S. Nd.
sendte jeg ham den tilbage, led
saget af felgende Begrundelse:
YKare Prof. Ll1s' Naar jeg
sender medfelgende Artikel til
bage, saa g6r jeg Diet, fordi den
er langt fra at we're i Overens-
stemmelse med Diet Program, ieg
j Disk. Mr.. 81 CAV for ,,Offent-
lig Dreftelse af vor S~kolesag."
Dette Program agter ieg at fol
&c n9jagtigt. Din forbundne A.
M. Andersen, Red"
Under 8. Okt. modtog jeg
Brev fra Prof. Lang i Sagens
Anledning. / dette Brev sisSer
han bl- a., at han lod tre/ Pre-
ster, SON holdt betroed@ stillin-
ger ! s%amfundet, gen9emlese Ar
tiklen; de fandt infet j den til
Hinder for dens Chronological
SO. Hvem de tire PBester var, Diet
we'd jeg intet ON. Siden sendte
han den til Formanden, og hans
Svar giver L. saaledes:
-
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Entered at Blair Post office as second
class matter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-30

rnr" the present economic evil by
soryics1bls msrchs ndlao from tive
Manufactures. IN supply the sensible
Intelligent consumer
This matte. Of buyinx IL VERY curi g.
ous one. We are all. n seems. i'm
pressed more with tba price tss tbs N
anything elsc about the srtiols W. wish
10 purchase. Merchants all over IN.
country hsvs brought hons 10 me tho
really ahsurd way In which We. ~ a
nation. hny. We SEQ something We like
and " !, II only ~ when W. thought "
would be 90. We imagine, that lt " not
good and do no, buy II.
The following tale was brought 10 m.
the other day! A merchant In New
York had = quantity Of toy coats for
sale at t13 and hs could not sell them
- tho season passed. he became ~of.
'iah end oonfidsd 10 a friend that he
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-30

Nas roint 10 lose IN, Of money b..
char" no could not gft rld of his sioct
The fuiend helnr apparently among
o'hnr lhinss q psychologist, suggested
mnfblng The coals ~ isS His afrumsnt
Nt hat the bu}inx pub,ic had adopsAd
We ft'me ~ mind that res .onably priced
if'l'l"H we're cheap 10 quality. To
make T, long ,ni sad stony short. the
coats ssfs all sold within a ssst st
The advanced rfice Se ~ would seem
MAJ ae'rd tn0slsfEs on tho subject OF
v'me t""ely-d would aid A. a. great
pTb N on fe'rryd@y national shop.
ping ~ SEQ the situation. women can
sheolltely control prize. by buuns
wisely and only what they need When
demand Ia curiailsd and We prosiue.
more 'han enough for our needs. the
oost "i iivinH viii come down Waves
can not 10 up while retail price. ar,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-30

Mrs n. v. Haanes. iiis West Esh'h
street, entettsined twenty friends via
dsncins Saturday evening In honr o'
her sister, Mis- Rita LARalls. Mrs
Hannes was assist.d In sntss>aininG by
Miss Pearl yoil.fs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-30

guests tho Misses Zssolls Dick. Grace
Htlttisn. virginia Gov dan. Mary L,uiso
| ciymer. Messfs Mari Besn, John Tate
Ilfittian. Herbert Besrdmofs. George
VIM. I,oon senssbaush and John q
lirlttisn.
Mr.. and Mrs r Y, Jones Of Cushing
Who formerly resided In Otiihon,a city.
are spending . few days with frisnds
here.
Tho meeting ~ the Congress bridge
club with Mrs Louis ktrom. soih West
Ninth street, set for today hiss besn
postponed one week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Floyd Harper
arrived this morning from Louisiana 60
spend tho week with Mr. Hsrpsr's par.
entr. Mr. and Mrs hobart A. Harper,
~ broadway circie. snrouts 10 ih.ir
home IN Dallas. Tesss Mrs. Ruby g
carter. who has sp~pt ten days win
h-r parents. Mr.. sn6 Mrs. hoh@rt a
hsrp@r. vii leave saturday for her
home In H. Louis No,
Mrs N. y. Hsanes. isis West Eighth
street. entertained twenty frisnhs VITA
dsncins Saturday evening In honr ~
her sister, Mis- Rita ARalis. Mrs
uarnes was assisted In entss>AininG by
Mis-. Pearl yollms
Mr.. Chs rfes snodGrass. 1871 West
Twenty fourth sgsst. entertained =
small party n friends With an Informal
dance st his homs Monday night
NIs. Emily Ferris Of MADDEN Hall
arrived today sitter . holiday visit 10
her former home In Carthage. Ill
Mrs. psr, Rn,..a w1i eat.rtsin in.
formally with . game di~asr tonight In
hono@ of Mrs. RUBY BArpsV Carter Of
IT. Louis, Mo-, who 10 the guest Of her
mother. Mrs. Robert A Harper. -
broadway circle. Tho guests Include
Mr. and Mrs e W Floyd Harper OF
Dallas. Tesss. and Mrs y. Chc.bro Of
lansing Mich
MIR and Mrs Herbert e. seiis OF 1909
North broadway. win bc a, home 81
40 west Twentylflrst street. after
January 1 Mrs. s.i,r returned Bat
urday after weeks visit with her
mother. nrs J. II. o~sley a, Chick
ashs. Okla.
The Motherhood Culture club met
Yesterday with Mr.. John H. Wilson.
sI7 East Tenth STREET. for . spscsaI
program composed sf musical and Sane-
ing numbers The Flower Nissien com.
mitteA reported the dietrtbutieN of
eighty garments at the Christmas ssa-
con. among charitable organizations
An Ameriranisation committee eon.
sistins Of Mrs A. /. Younger. Mn. j.
N. Draper snA Mrs Dudley o. Taytor
yss appointed. NSa 4. J. Hsmstreet
xaa Joint hosr>ss.
O..
Mrs. n. r. Ellis Of the Huchihs hotel
returned Yesterday after spending tho
holidays with her dsushtss. hrs. How
ard A. Ferguson n Amarillo. TsaaA
y a
The rsl s'sus fraternity viii snssv-
tain 100 members aad eussts With
"a sslrvin toaiEht Among
visiting guests viii ~ Mr. and Mrs
)JAcA hlaa,mofs Of Tulsa
Members Of NJ ps,aa vsn sivs .
aases tsalsht q ~ use11as hsssl
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KiLLADYsERT. County Clare, Ire.
lAnA. Dec. n-Ths police barracks 81
Llssycss&. near here. we're rssded and
burned 10 the srothd Sunday night
Al the police we're abeenN m du'p and
q serseants sifs wss In charge. sbe
vas forced 10 iesvs hurrieily and vas
obliged TO collect her wearing sppsrcl
or other belongings.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-30

NR - Wv Uaws0 oSeh Ihs'
alOAs N ths tiuehins hotel by
ths nsry Maids wss an alto
~ esthsr delightful affair. Christ
mas Gvssnssy was used 10
Secosts ~ hsiireem. the wah panels
heaMe esatsss1 With inmenss wfes,hs
= heliv and svsrorsen combined with
s)astsss q hight rcd berries Punch
~ sssvs1 Throughout the evening IN
- sMAn hanqvst room adjoining tho
oollrUe0. The party was ehapsfonsd
~ ~. sa1 NM J. Frank DtnGss. MI
~ nra Jsha W. Choats. Mr.. and Mrs
q " Rsasy and Mn william Nee,
ne membership Of the club. witch IL
oD@Dess1 sf sosns Of the most popular
y0sA0es OIts In soo1sty, includes Miss
loAsy Me-. pessidsnt. Mrs Carl \ Dai.
~. Nm. 0ordoa shtss. the Misses
1Astha Tvdssaa. Duothy Roney.
nasslesvoess. Jeanette Dsagss. Beatrice
1ohaev. Jeasls ntsWs. Mas0arst voso.
NM 0lsa Mellon. yukres Galloway,
I'M onoeAA mAhsth Pope. Marion
uD1)Qpoo. RAthsyn ittnss. Elino' Ut
~, un0he1A PADchall. njsnd sohlbsrg,
ooeo10oe WusAsa. Helen 0up,on. MAr-
0Uss'oe hattisoa. MurIs> Bate and
tsss Wsss
11srs tAaa ~ sues,s w.r. enter.
Alas1 turinS The evening.
NJ. ,anl Mrs. y r. Hammer Of 1914
West Eighth STREET entertained the
1hsnbsss q the Msrrttims Dancing club
iast svsainG With Mr. and Mrs. Charles
u nAmAA Mr. and Mrs.. W NJ
WlliAas aal Ma N. e Emerson Of
Oafhs - sdditions, guests Supper
~ ssvvsl a ~ close Of the eve
slas.
o. Saturday evening Mr. snd Mr.,
Manner satcstsinsd nj supper and
lnnelnS 10 ceiebSats the birthday an
uivsssArv N the Istier's sister Miss
0tta laSaiie. when Miss Pearl Nollcrs
oooistsd Twenty au.s,s wefo enter
OlRsl The rooms were prrttily dec
0eoesA In sihs Yuls,lds coiofs. red and
OFsss. supplemented with appropriate
Ussessy.
Yesterdays meeting Of the Queen Of
QDuho, announced n be with Mrs
SOstsS n. Morgan. ~, West Thirty
NM street.. wss postponed until Jauu-
~ -.
Te0ogYow's social calendar includes q
lnnce 10 10 oven a. the oklahomA City
ooli snA couatry club by Mr. and Mrs
!. yfaak p,nsss asd Mr. and Mrs. John
~. CAsats; . dance u the Huokins
0oed WITH the members ~ fsIaIoma
~ - hesh; another dance for the
W.T. yanes sst Eiven by MiAs Arlene
oal xos KieiHFin their home. 1871
W Alrty fourth street: the annual
eAgio{lnas eve dinner given by the
y)eAWteh club; the "wednesday Bridge
Gnaehson cub at the Okishoma City
az ~ C0uatry club With Mrs Nil
hr1 u Russell ~ hos,e-s; the
HDuptoAte Whist club AZ mncbeoa ~
~ 2. ". G. A. With, Mn. NJ. e. MI.
Nse - hestsas: an svsainH party given
~ ~ msmbers a the Friday Bridge
Lnachsoa h the hems of Mr.. and Mrs
~. L psshtns; the Maids and Mstrons
W1th NM Pauline Stafford, the Neigh
bssAse1 etub WITH Mp J. r. Jones;
pisAsaAt Hour csuh with Mrs. q. 1.
Uaswsu; ". .. eiub With Mrs. c. J.
mas: 4. O. o. vith Mrs. Prank len.
sinss; q watch party GivsN BY the Holly
EMhssldsry club II the homo OF Mr.
eNa Ars Chauncey Miller and the
Nssdlscraft club with Mfa L. 3. q.
HENRY.
Niss May kohAessos sassvtainel II
0AAes nssday sveeiAG 10 her home, ~
Vete 1oalh streo1, havinG ~ her
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In hfs, ~ In art. the beautiful moves
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MIR and Ms Herbsr, e. seiis OF i7o,
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January / Mrs. ssi,z returned Bat
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asha. Okla.
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whorf we'd half forgotten I'm our tense
scanning Of the horizon. Chnrlie and
1 both turned to him together in sur.
prise-and his face certainly he
trayed the confusion of one who has
let something slip involuntarily.
"Ho! ho! young man." cried Charlie.
his face darkening again, "what do
you know about High Cay2 thru.nt
this was your first trip"
$50 1t is" answered the hoy. "on
the sea"
What do you mean: 'on the soap"
Il mean that I've done II many n
time-on the chart. know ever,
blum and roof and Shnrl and On,
around AndrOs from Morgan's BLUM
to WashingtOns Gut
"YOu do, eh?"
"On the chart. Why, I've studied
charts since / was u kid and gono
every kind Of voyage YOU can think of
playing at buccanccring or Whaling.
or discovering the north pole. Every
kid does that"
"They do, eh?" said Charlie. evi
IDENTITY quite unimprcSScd. 81 never
did"
That's because you've about aS
much imagination as turnip i'm that
mead of yours / broke IN, In defense
Of my young Apollo.
Maybe, If you're so smart" contin.
ued Charlie, paying no attention to
me, you can navigate us through the
North Bight2"
Maybe" answered our youngster
pertly. with an odd little smile. He
had evidently recovered his nerve. and
seemed to take pleasure in piuuipp
Charlie's suspicious.
(To Be Continued Next Week)