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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
DEATH LIQUOR SELLERS
HELD FOR MANSLAUGHTER
Victims Of Wood alcohol Growing
n New England
Towns
~ Associated press - Every evening

~ Associated Press ~ Every Evening
Chicopor. Mas. Dcc 27 The death
Inst dur - drinking POISONOUS IIrIor ny
10 this noon IN thiT city. Holvokc and
Springfield to'alicd 3G with additions
expected hourly Of fhia number 27
men and 0nc woman belonged ii Chlcop~e ,
SIX IN Holyokc and two n Spriugfeld
~ the fifteen cases sent ~ Mercy Hospital
IN Springfield All Dnt one havc died and
i Eas said that the remaining one roGld
I've but few hour< ActinU Va -bsl a
II Caron of I he Chcnpec polirn ryprfssed
the belief hat hc death list n hcopeo
would ~ cIn-c fo fifty before ali cassa hqf
been accounted for
Alexander Perry proprietor of the Amer
ican House where the police believed many
nf The victlns obtained the liquor gave
himself lip to the roliop today Ele ais
brother Charles and William Baker.
bartender al the hotel. acre arraignesi and
charged nth manslanghter AIi pleaded
not guilty and tiev wcre held in $1,000
bonds each for hearing
The health department also focussed
its attention today 1n wood alcohol
poisoning Commissioner Copeland
telerraphed tho Hartford health authnrl-
fies for al rlues indicating shat thc iatai
supply ~ whisky" bad bccn received
from New York
At the same time Ole -lathe, acting
director IF the bureau af foods and
drugs, ordered 4 special survey 70 deter
mine whether anv restaurants or saloons
in this citv we're selling the poison Ia
spection forces were ordered doubted wlfh
special attention ID he water front and
foreign colonies In hese sections
INSPECTORS Were directed 10 search saloons
from cellar "a Earret
Attention III physicians was trawn
taday 81 Or : Dana Hubbard director
oi the bureau If public health education.
II 8 section of the sanllary code requiring
Continued On page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
CROWN PRINCE FOR TRIAL.
Allies VIII Bring Him TO Answer
for Robbery and
Violence.
ny Associated Press % Every Evening


London, Dec 27 Frederick William,
Che former German crown prince. will be
included in the list of persons whose sur
render for trial is demanded by the French,
according t0 an unofficial report of a re-
cent meeting between British law officials
and Edouard Ignacc, French under sccrc-
tary for military justice
The cx-crown prince, it IS said. viii h.
charged with criminal ofenscs. including
ioOting and robbery With violence com
nltted in France
There appear 20 have becn no further
decision reached at the conference with
regard to tho case of former Emperor
William
A full list ~ the men wncep surrender
viii b. demanded has been completed,
It waa stated. and the strps which are ~
he taken ~ insure their surrender have
lecn decided upon Ono or two questjnrs
still outstanding vii he submitted -
Prem,ers Lloyd George and Clamcnocau
Hhen they meet n Paris next month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
DANIELS MAY ACCEPT
NEN DECORATION PLAN
Two More Admrals Enter Protesc
Against Secretary's DIstTi-
button Of Naval HonorS.
~ Associated Press 10 E.very evening

Washington, Dec - The revised
report on naval decorations 70 be made
by the Knight board after 3 survey Vi all
the facts probably viii be ac,epted. Secre-
tars Dahles- sald today The secptar.
added that hc either would forward the
report 70 the President or sct ior me
President IN accepting H.
Mr. DanlciS disclosed tha, BE- ha1 re-
celved letters from Adiuirsal Henry 4.
Wilson. commander Of he Atlsntic dee
snd formerly commander at Brcot, ana
Rear Admiral Henry T Mayo, who com
manded the Atlantic tieet during the gar.
supporting ne position taken by Rear
Admiral Si,us and other officers wIth re-
gard to Toe lecoraglonS
The letters calltd attention - what
officers Described as certain inequalities Ia
the published list and recommeuded that a
revicw Of psrticular cslsss b. made
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
SUGAR PRICE lI-23 CENTS
i.ftle >hOlid Bring Top Price Women
(0mmiuPe SAYS.

Philadelphia. Dec p The -7rst ta.r-
prcs bulletin of the Women Prce -lm
mites announces thst "a fair o-ire -
sugar is from II - = cents ; pound bu-
there Is httle sugar here thst sholld s.'
So % -cutS
Wholesale and retail vrcs-s ar quotes.
on the old Cuban crop eleven - fourteen
Java. twenty-five Louisiana rventy -ou.
- twenty thre, cents The Eclcra
Food AdmIpistratQ- +. \tu NorA
nounccs that :hc-e vii sv p.carg oi sLs
FOR the ronsumer very soon 3, -eu-> &
p.uul
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27

| he christmas community en-
jertainnent, 4 Winter trollc.
arranged for tonight. wlll be staged
IN the Public Building corridors
The playlet Is far as II Is possible Ia
present 1t vii be- picturesque, de-
pictlng The present season, with
Jack Frost the SNOW Queen, Icicles,
the Holly dance. skating Waltz
Mistle-toe Fox Trot aud SNOWFALL
dance
Before the entertainment there
will be community singing, and fol
lowing the program there viii be
dancing III which everyone who
wishes may take part
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
FAITHLESS BRIDEGROOM
FACES F|ANCt'S FAMILY
Doctor Who Disappointed Bride
eject in Hospital as Parents
Seek Explanation.
NJ Assc~,a,e.t rre4s 10 r,erv Evening

ny Associated Press 70 rvery Evening
NonsSon. Mas Dec u Miss Ruth
VI keencv. accompanied hy her parents
Nir and Mrs Groreo | keency. left for
New York TODAY - sec her fiancs, ltr
William Grey Norlnllye, and learn from
him the cause of his failure to appear here
Christmas day for hls wedding.
The information contained ii an As
soc,atcd Pry4e dispatch thnt the missing
bridegroom had been located IT tho CiImter
land street hospital III Brooklyn. where he
had undergone slight operation, wns the
only word received hy the family.
New York. Dec - The reasons why
Dr William & Nernnye, a former navy
surgeon, failed 20 appear for his wedding
with Miss Ruth VI keenev at Monson,
Mass. on Christmas day We're still shroud-
cd IN mystery today At the Cumberland
street hospital III Brooklyn, where Dr
Nernllyc Is . patient. he had gwen orders
that nc formation WAS to - gwen out
about l.n and that he would sc no one
hut intimate friends
Hospital authorities admitted that DIR.
Nrrmilye entered the hospital On Christ
mas morning hut declined to comment
on his condition The police were informed
last night that tho doctor had undergone
q slight operation blt said that they too.
yvcr,. pledged to secrecy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
IMMIGRANTS POURING N.
: 600 Arrive a, New York In Last TN
DAYS.
y Associated Press q Every Evensns

By Associated Press to Every Eyen,us
New urk. Dec p HEAVY immiara
tion = 81 taxing the facilities III Kills
lslana .haf officials expressed doubt tuday
whether there would he another con
egntratlon Of anarchists thcr, IL tlle ueAr
future for deportation
During the last - noucs 1eg. NltAA
immigrants have arrived n port uaG
today i6S wer, detained III Ia -la6
ior further examination rs to thuir fitness
Of admission IA Tins country The per
sannel st the island Na- rot t4rg, enough
"a handlc any more, IL was sand
Anarchists confined 40 Detroit Hart
ford, Conn, and other critics awaiting
deportation nll probably remain there
for sune tlmc Il IA sad before arrange
ments can bv made toT another soviet
ARK
There ar, aplN about tWa dozen
anagchl1t cases I'd Ills Island np4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
C0LDER. SHOWS NEXT WEEh.

b, A,se@iacoJ Lo-s Z. E.rr, eNautaa
Washington, Der IT Weather tr
,lictions for the week bcEi III ( NccGat
issued ~ the weather bUrag today io- =
\crth sud Middle Atlantic States ar
Unsettled with occasional local sn
cmperaturye -cmcWha below no--nt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
MEXICANS IN EUROPE
BUYING MUNITIONS
Carraj1zd 5 Representatives Now III
Germany After Secret Sepa-
rate Voyages Across.
u AesoelaEed - u - F1enlr..

Paris, Friday Dec 26 4 number st
Ne1ieana have recently arrived IN Europe
and are reported 10 have attempted TO
purchase arms and ammunition, accord
zig to Information received here Whether
these MeSicans are connected With the
recent shIpneut OF FIVE carloads OF machine
guns and accessories sent from Cassel
to Amsterdam, which Marshal Foch re-
ported were consigned t. Mexico. is as ut
unknown
The MeNicaia. forming group winch
y reported to represent the Carranza
government, came to Europe by different
routes, having previously agreed upon
meeting place which Is understood to bc .
city in France
It is reported they are now in tho IN
terrier Of Germany.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
Pittsburg Dealers Have Tremendous
Oversupply Despite Big Sales

~ Associated Press to Evcrs bteniRg
Flttsbug Dec II tlt.sburg prouuue
men arc seeking u4N- ana ucans to dis
pose oi some 10000 Christmas trees .ett
uneold Oh III market without destroying
them tifty carloads of trees remain Ia the
produce yards awaiting disposition
Eighteen carloads Wcrc taken % duHD
Yesterday and thrown away while many
other trees Nere hauled aMaN by the truck
load for social clubs ~ the cjty to lSc ior
decorating al New Year functions Gene
teries have come in for their share 81 trees
also. u here the branches have becu cut and
placed upon graves The ubiquitous small
boy has done service i'll hauling away
bundles az trees for bis Use.
Ia spite of The heavy demand for Christ
mas trees this season Tho market was over
estimated and dealers stand KS lose So
600. one wholesaler said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
BRIDGE MAY COST $50 900 600.
span Of Delaware at Philadelphia Priced
IL, EGfimafaE

Phlladelphla, Dee = Tho proposed
bridge To spar the Delaware river from
Philadelphia TO Caluden will cost from
s15, ,OO0, 900 to S20,0o0OOO
These are rough estimates which
have been submitted to the JOINT com
mission OF the two cities which has
been appointed to take charge of the
project They are still tentative
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27

The Navy Department has issued
j limited edition Of art calendars for
1920, showing q picture OF Columbia
clasping hands with an enlisted man
of the Navy The drawing IS BY
j G Leyerdeckcr, and is re-
produced il four colors on heavy
card board 5I5x8I5 inches.
These calendars are free 70 Every
Evening readers and may be secured
by enclosing q &c stamp to Every
Evening information Bureau,
Frederic ] Hoskin, director. Wash
ington, d. O. Write name and
address plainly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
Exhibit n Y. M. G. A.

in connection with the New Years
open house reception 1T the y NJ. c. A.
the extension department viii have AN
exhibit of the products Of the plants
where thc noon-day naeetings ae lseing
held
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
Amu.,..nen., lon.sl.

playEoa~> Tea foF Tbres
t,arrsCk k4liesti.e
Queen Crooked ~trAte
Wales tR ZR i-1 Hours lsay
Savuy rhc OthCr Nalf
Rtaito " nrn 4 Man 'nFr-
irtD~ia W inGs af nC AtArNlnG
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
Mcatacr Fnrecn-.

Es .,>e~4At-I -I Hrt@s ~ hNrrt rsveu.Hs
Washington De-. 3, FarcA.t fo- U.-
wap
GlcudE roua a:At An. NuHuaH WacA q
change in temperature
SUN MOON .rEAfPEKAyCEE A>n T.De
sun rose rhis morning
sun sets L,ti~ afternoon ~
sun rtsrS tomprrn@ l1arNnv f.1A
sun sNta tomorrow asceruOop. ft
Moon sets EanlGht 1900
Length Of day 2 hours. tp ot'nutSs.
q j. "a Yesterday ....-... ...4.. ..... @0R
s q IN. tOday. ........ .-....-..--.. sos
Noon tNuAv . ......... .......... So
Highest ~ peraturs YES sterdag. .....,-... 32
Lowest temperature last nAghs ...-..-...... a6t
HiEh tide tafs u4orI.tuG .. ........ >.IS
riigh tide his sfternola .... ...... ....... #s-
Low eide this nornlnE ............. ........ .2f
LsW aide tonight .,..-..-...,s HQ.M
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27

The safe, seaAaahac drink Glove Diary
milk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27

Certified mix for infants Clover
Dssry Co.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
10000 XAiAs TREES LEFT

There ar, only about two dozen
nagchlSt cases I'D Illus island no0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
4 WINTER FR0LiC" At
PUBLIC Bun DING

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
1920 CALENDAR FREE.

j il. s.tt.....sss.s.!ltLt.....tt.s.t.t..tttss...... !.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-27
BUS LINE TO EXPAND.

Continued on page !
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Alkali In Soap
Bad For the Hair

Soap should be used very carefully.
IT you want TO keep your hair looking
its best Most soaps and prepared
Shampoo' contain too much alkali.
This dries the scalp. makes the hair
brittle, and RUNS /,
The best thing for steady use is lust
ordinary mulSltled cocoanut oil (Which
is pure and gfeaSeless). and is better
than the most expensive soap or any
thing else you can use
One or two teaspooniuls will cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly Simply
mo,Stcn the Lair with water and rub il
in. II makes an abundance OF rich,
creamy lathcr, which rinses out easily,
removing every particle OF dust, dirt,
dandruif and excessive oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly. and it leaves
the scalp soft, and the hair fine and
silky, bright, lus,rous, fluffy and easy
10 manage
You can get mulsltied cocQanut oil
at any pharmacy, its very cheap and
a lew ounces will supply every mem
Der OF The family for months. (Adv)
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roo MANY WILSON'S,
RECRUIT BELIEVES

Six days ago Henry T.. Wilson, a
preyiou, service man from Tulsa, ap-
piled for enlistment a, the army re
cruiiing station here. lie passed the
examination and was tentatively ac-
cep,ed, pending yeriiication oi hi,
discharge A wire from Washington.
however. carried the information that
Wilson had been discharged for
physical reasons and tina, he should
be rejected.
Mistake somewhere" Wilson told
the recruiting officers. 81 wa, never
sick day while I was in the army
~ case OF too many Wilson's, OF
III mss my guess"
lie will undergo special medical
examination 10 prove that he know {,
what's he's talking about
"Of course we'll take him II he
passes that Sefgcan, Krebs said
this morning
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and NJ Mcc,,,,, t,, ,h. ,,, ,..L
'a,',..I w." s,.Ip.. ss".Ip Wv w., p'', w.,
ho,n. y, cL,.t.,ha ' "'N w.
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t.s 'Co,.I, I r,n.,. ,,hs,. Inc w,ll
.,.,d .n 'p'n" to,,.,nI, ~
'P'"' " "
A policy Of EXPANSION has been
ador,rd he the n Y G. a club OF
yornper vids and A second chapter
of the chpb was installed in Ardmore
last SATURDAY by Mrs Charles Buford
Wales. president OF the local club,
a'n "N' h..' he'a ,'",'''., n'I.,... ,r,,h Il, rnn
ue''"'P =" ~, ,n' "" t'.I. p,,i., ,t.I
,s', , =" Hc III H." " p,,..,, ,,cc'nt,,.
u,n' ~ NJ. 49,, w. u.'.i.. l,,' rc,.
,'e'' ' ~ ~ ''' ,''I"I a' NV rI,,' ,5.,.n,.,
Miss Erneiilne uiilio. MISS lneh ltpy'
Mss Helen Non hcllei Ms" I"A
May Roberts and MISS LeNaa's y
KIN The new chapter WIN oe ''e
guests OF the Oklahoma ti'y II, v
Gs during the state track meet a,
Norman, May to !, ana VIII a,'enu
the dance 10 be gwen by the new lccu
Grafton Of girls clubs May at the
ee. lluckin, hotel
A, ,he regular business session OF
the club Tuesday at the home Of Miss
Wilma Whatlry $40 West Seven
,ee,,h street, Miss Helen Johnson
vas ,p.rial guest The next meet
inc viii bc hcld with Mrs. Charlie,
pr,rrd WaIet jl5 East Fourteenth
,,rcc,
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PERSHING OEC0RATeS
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS

WASHINGTON, March N-Gen.
eral Pershing has awarded the Dis
tinguished Service medal TO six Of
iicials of the American government
for exceptionally meritorious and dis
,inguished services They are Ed
ward n. Hurley chairman Of the
shipping board Paul D. Ctava,h, rep
rcsen,a,iye OF the treasury depart
mcnt. George McFadden, representa-
tive in France OF the war trade board
Dwight W. Morrow, member OF the
American Shipping commission; l.. II
Sherman, member OF the American
later Allied Maritime council, and
Edward K Stettinius, spccial as
ss,ant secretary OF war
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rooms ~ we'll. Guests were Mrs c.
A. McChalshan, Mrs. J. l.. Francis,
Mrs II. II. Frsnk. Mrs. Mamie ]
Bullen Of Minneapolis. the Riest OF
Mrs. Daniel Webster. and Mrs. {. II
Shubert, Jr. The program included
solo by Mrs. c. Harper Ohh. "Deaf
Old Pal Of Mine" q duet by Mrs A.
ID. Taylor and Mrs. Hoyt, who sang
Whispering Hope" "Oh Promise
Me-" by Mrs. Galbraiih, a piano solo
by Mrs. Orh. . musical contest in
which all the guests took part; The
Legends" sung by . quartet consist
ing OF Mrs. Taylor, Mrs A. H. True.
Mrs Hoyt and Mrs. Orth, and several
impromptu numbers Ly Misses Lucille
True, Caroyl Taylor, Leyeta Ben
nington and EiiIabeth Frank. On
April Q the club will be entertained
by Mrs Galbraith in her home at 7D
West Fifth street
The monthly social meeting Of the
Arts and Crafts club was held yes
terday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Frank +. Fain, 1872 West Seven
>teenih street, when the hostess was
assisted by Mrs. S. s. Swihart The
members met for o'clock luncheon,
which wa, in four courses with dec.
ora,ions Of yellow and suggestions OF
Faster. A basket Of jonquils struck
the color note, which was carried out
with jonquil place cards and yellow
MI, baskets, and tiny iAvors of Eas'
ter bonnets at each place. Needle
work featured the afternoon. On
ApriL9 the club will spend the entire
day lewiIg at the Red Cross. while
the mex, social meeting will be a
month from yesterday with Mrs. w
II. Vesper, Oh West nineteenth
street with Mrs. W. K. Ma,tetson,
probably as assisting hostess Mrs
Masterson i. now recovering from q
serious illness in the hospital
The CulbertSon school patrons club
will give husbands party FRIDAY
evening al 7:AS o'clock in the kinder
gar,en room, 70 which all patrons
are invited
Mrs. Lucy Hamilton and Mrs \.
b. Chandler made high scores last
evening when the Economy club met
At Al. n T L,,,it n, IIDl NeL
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10th Men AffiYn

CHARLESTON, $. &, March H.
The transport Mercury arrived here
today with more than 5000 troop, Of
the JOth COh Hickory division
aboard and with Brig Gen. Law
renee j. Tyson, commanding officer
OF the 59ih infantry brigade, 70 di-
vision, among her passengers.
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n c.,,,h.u .,,,,,.d hi. morn.
Ill .P1n nit. .,d 70.
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AZ faei fin ,o,n 49, ~ ~ hn,,,.varI
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wv A'","oo" u @ u'., vi, Nj III, Cav.
on'",m wv, ~h",,'. VII Ivy, '.v ~. Fl III.
.A" Nr"p''m .r%n ''.,, .,,,,,n.d Mach 4
t. ,on r,s. "e ."p.a ,.',,.,. ~. ha. h,.n for
M .om ..L ..amt. WIZ VIZ" IL. " ,,s,h E;sid a,.
su,en .,, "'"'.'. WV" ~. ', ,i,. arm;.,;c.
me- me-, I, Jus, p'ol II u ,or Wv , commits.
W W." .' ..toh ,.,' ~. .,dd., rom;ru
"n,o,, ro,,.b' ~ L;m, hnms w,,h an
I,t,. ~ p.s 'LV'f", Lip,,a, ,,.,.,d During
,o"o' ao. II, ,.,m. h;s nos,'
.'e 'u'"",t y" .,.,,', , s,c"l,v n, IN.
,,..;,.. o Wv Wv" y, nhi,hnm, H., C.mn.
s".,,nnv ~" w. I...,i, Az. I,,hsf
~" Is W." ~, Nn,nan ha. bee, visiting
sh Daiia'' wne'e ,'P''"' N'"'l'''
joined her Uni, week
,,..c.,N.I.oao,ttr.too., A.. c., ,vho
Mls' puY N''so'' w ""'""e''
mas peen ,he sueN io' 'e, ueyS ueyS,9, .,
n ana mrs. NeA po'en' '" -
west lnir'eeh'n street 'e', 'a' n'gn'
Tor her nome. ieHefday MIS- u, :"
Sisson OF OIL "est i"e"V',ns'
snee' entertained WIN ! o 0'o. y
bridge 'ihcheon complimentary 10
MIS- nelson; when h.' auu'',o'n' "a
Rues" were MRS; Do'eno, M,n = y
Sniiaway' mrs, ffea = ,'s,ke, MI
Wood,oh Nla,ke' ' MIS- ! D. NsS"'
Mfs' Kay Wehs' MIS-, w. " 'i",I' u'.m'
Holmes. A color scheme OF yellow and
green was carried out IN The lunch.
con with jonquils massed IN a bo~l
for the cen,erpiece, and others scat
tered over the table \ guest favor
Mrs. We'll. and Mr., Cru,oc received
the score iayors.
" Y y
Mr., lendal ! ln5cI w. oi llS4
West Thirty strcN i; spending
the week IN Chicago
="
Lowering Skle, prevented The Play
for golf trophies at the Country club
yesterday, but icw who braycd tlse
weather included MIS- George Fred
erickson, Mrs Namuel II Harris,
Mrs. a. K l.ingaiclt, Mr., Ken, ".
Shar,el and Mrs. Arthur \. WI At
luncheon they were Joined by Mrs,
Lendal i, Leach, Jr, who had az her
guest her mother Mr' w R
Brownlee OF klng,l,hcr. and Mrs \
J. McMahan
. " ,,
~ uane'ng anu caro- parry wiz peI
given saturday evening hl MS Il u.
Allbaugh and Mrs {. /. Smith al
their home at lS22 Wet Ih.rteth
street
~, =, = y c,.
MIS- ~ 'a''er o' i"e SslN "
ho'e' en'ef,aineu Al CLOCK 'h'ch
eo' SeS,V''"y 'o''o"eu ny "'at"cc
Converse, Mrs. John /. Slaughter,
Mrs. Howard Roberts snd Mrs. A
~ ''' 'N"''''
r ,r
Inc WEDNESDAY, Auction 'iuO me
iot luneneon YESTERDAY WIN mrs
Wh''dI,' w. H"'y'ne q, ~" Ns., 9eY
en'seh'h N,seN Wneh aonluo"e
guess "e,e M'Ss Nc''e ~ N,opeh
vernon ieSas inc RueSt OF her SIS
YER MIS- ! a,uat' ~. 'he NI,N', NI,,
ho'e'' ahu MISS ie''e, H'uar' n'sn
score "" mace oy MIS-. ', foga,
nohho'n, ne" week 'he ciuo "n
ne sn'er'a'nen a, ,ne h.he o, Mrs
X hfoosS ana MISS Amy pfooS'
oIs WeH fii'eeh'n street
n. ..I ,S H.. p,s ,,o,
NH I;h T,.;, 81. ,v.r,. ,lI b,,. y,
-. 49, ~ =, III. It'd. Con,,ry
I s,..h -. sa,,,d., .,.,;ro N, and
Wr. " a Porch and ,heir house
.., @ ~, ri,,.n". 0wsn. -, Wa
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New telephone directory goes TO
IRE" March 81, 1919. For changes call
.ontfac, Dept, PBX-1O. (Ady)
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O. Mrs. II J Garter OF the Skir,,a
hotel entertained at | o'clock lunch
con yesterday followed by a matinee
party Her guests were Mrs. {. II
Converse, Mrs. John 7. Slaughter
Mrs. Howard Roberts and Mrs. A.
{. Hirschiield
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"A dancing and card party will be
given Saturday evening by Mrs K Il.
Allbaugh and Mrs & l. Smith al
their home at lS2l We, Thirtieth
street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27

The Patrons club Of the Mckinley
school will nee, tomorrow at ]
o'clock in the kindergarten rooms. An
invitation has been extended TO all
candidates for the school board to ad-
dress the meeting.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-07
MONEY 10 LOAN.
WRECKING AND BUILDING

WE WRECK ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS
A. R THOMPSON, III E st. So
tuZ- sun We'd. nit
The Washington herald., 1919-09-07
PROS DOMINATE
STOCK MARKET
Bears Fail to Break List,
Offerings Being Readily
Absorbed. 20.
By BRoAnAN WALL.

New York Sept 6-TrsdinE tr
the stock market was purely q pro
fessionsl AFFAIR today IN which IN,
shorts endssvored 70 oont1nu,
reaching for the tops IN issues
which they thought might be vul-
nershie- The absence Of The buy
ing public was apparent at tho
opening when quotations showed
general losses compared with the
previous finals.
The easier tone rave ENCOURAGE
ment to some os the bears. who
promptly attempted 20 break the
list Their offerings succeeded In
depressing quotations from ! 70 z
points from the last prices Of Fri
day, but offerings were readily ab-
sorbed and no signs Of weakness
were developed
The ease with which stocks were
taken at concession soon in-int6at-
Cd the shorts, with the result that
a withdrawal OF offers to sell were
followed by a rally which. however
did not last long. Many people
took profits. preferring not 70 he
committed 10 the long side over
the holiday. Business was dull
compared with the prevtouz days
forenoon session. and the general
list closed with losses ru0Et--
around e point