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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21
DEMAND FOR FARMS
IN LOGAN GROW|NG
High Prices Of Farm Products and
General Demand Throughout
Country Has Boosted the
Price Of Farm Lands

The demand for farms in Logan
county il greater than a. any time
since the opening DAYS Every day
buyers arrive in this city. and most
OF them want to purchase a farm. al
though there Is a good demand for
farms 10 rent Most Of the s.ses ar.
made 70 people coming here from the
north and east. the mild climate ~
Oklahoma. and the relative low prices
for farm acreage being the aftrac-
tions.
Saturday. three farms we're sold 10
newcomers. the property being withla
radius Of eight miles Of this city.
and yesterday. three more buyers
from abroad purchased farms within
the same radius People from the
East and north claim that they ca
get just a. good land here Al aboutu
one-haif the PRICE asked for IL where
they came from. and that Oklahoma
has only about three winter months
in which I, IL necessary 20 feed stock
a. against six or seven months in the
more northern states Coupled TO this ;
i the further attraction that there are
just a. good schools. churchcs. ant
cocisl advantages here a. obtain In
any locality. and although the i'm
provemenfs are perhaps not a. at
tractive o. substantial. the Land ~
good. and when farmer has . rced
farm. improvements ere sure. 70 come.
ard can be made 70 the s-ner's IDEAS
The enhanced prices received for
all products OF the farm. and the al
Dost certainty that these prices will
obtain for the future. is presenting an
irresistible argument for q back 20
the farm movement. and the over
crowded east and north finds very
satisfactory outlet In oklsboms.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21
Midwinter Reunion
Opens With Record
Crowd at Temple
WELCOME III Ot R CITY
SAYS CHIEF MITCHELL

The police rounded up Two hoboes
giving their names as claad Thoma
and Jack Miller. sad brought then
into police court on tn charge o
vagraney. and tres iassing on tn
Santa he right-cf-wsy This morn
lng Mayor Hartman hang a fine o
$40 each on them, and they were ad
ded 10 The force cleaning the street,
until that amount Is liquidsted. Tn
streets of Guthrie are IN mndd,
condition. owing 10 the peculiar wes
ther conditions that have been pre-
yailing Tor the past two weeks. an,
there Is still room on the street clean
ing force
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21

Racing AZ ihe North Pole in air
planes Is Go he the latest novelty "
sooner had Captain Rohcrt A nart
lest, commander of Admiral Robert
= reArya ship ON hlA last slsage
announced that he had the backing IT
TIE Aero club Of America IN an al .
empt 10 fly over the point iariheai
north than there came cables from
London stating that plans have been
made quietly for a nriiisa aifplsns
expedition 20 start for me pole In
April. t~o months ahead ~ TIE pro
posed Ancrican expedition This map
shows the route Captain Rarilett es
poets % follow The British party
will travel via spi,sberren. north Of
Norway
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21
SEVEN FOREIGN BORN
MADE U. S. CITIZENS
Seventeen Appear Before Federal
Judge Woodrough In Court
Here D Prom Great Britain;
One Prom Germany

judge " Woodfuagh. v ho Is here
from Omaha. Neb. holding term oi
federal court IN The ahseace Of JaiHs
J u cotteral. hoard the Application
of ~ persons. yesterday. who desired
flnal naturalization paprru seven "
the applicants were made eltlavna ~
the United States. a. follows
John Jacob Isocbel and Archibald
Kenneth rarloar Of Marshali. i.agsu
county. csoree Edwin brthsrds 81
Glencoe. Payne county, famea Mllaoa
OF Guthrie Mitchell william MERRITT
~ stroud Lincoln couniy John WI.
liam Swami Of Enid. Garfield county
William rfienekens oi Cushing. Payne
county
The resi - the applicants hsd ihsif
cases set over until Jun, 20. that be
ina the neat naturalization day Ia
tho Western dlstrici
Of ihe seven admitted 10 oluten
nhii five ser. natives ol t.fsst nri
tain. one a native of Germany. and
one a native 81 Holland Judge Mood
rough made orders admitting the go.
liioners % become eiiikens ~ fhs
United States. and after the oath ol
sllieg'nso wa administered 10 them
The tlofk issued certificates Of ciil
xenshlp a. them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21

his voice and Inspiration wlii be ~
tent for good In the great world In.
auisliion which Il about to be- inaug
arsted
Mrs Wilson had an individual iri-
umph yesterday afternoon Al the Am
erican Women's Club IN lieriford
street. MAYFAIR u seemed - though
every American won an la London
had come 20 see the presidents wife
for smartly dressed thons Of ladies
filled every room in the building Mrs.
wilson's arrival was greeted with q
round OF cheers from crowd out
side She was ACCOMPANIED BY Mrs
hutier Wright. who had met her Al
Buckingham Palace The Duchess Of
Marlborough. Lady haroourt and Mr.
curii4 brown. the president - the
club. we're waiting a. the entrance to
receive her
The program was a tour % ihc club
and then tea. but 70 eager vas every
one 10 be presented that ii ended In
a series OF almost Royal receptions.
Mrs Wilson. holding en- enormous
bouquet - white lilac and pink car
nations. shook hands. tlrelessiy a.
the long line 81 beautifully guwned
women and smartiy uniformed nurses
filed I'asf her The presidents ~lfe
was easily the most striking figure
Of the little group In beautiful frock
~ grey G-orgette. embroidered With
goid. and broad br.mmed black bat
that shaded her dark eye and we'll
cut features. With scarcely = mo-
menf Ger few words. even with
friends from home. Mrs. Wilson pass
ed from room 10 room the center Of
an ever-eroring crowd. who finally
accompanied her to the doorway 20
give her a send off - she drove back
10 Backineham m Pslzee
President and Mrs Wilson had an
erperienoe in Paris which has only
just been chronicied.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21
WONDERFUL FIELD
ARTILLERY BANJO IS HERE
One of the Attractions Al Mid
Winter Reunion of Masons At
Temple Is i4ih Field
Artillery Band

Amons tss attractions of the Mid
Winter reunion of the scottish Rite,
rev being held st Masonic Temple
here. IL the rnh Field Artillery band
of Port sill OKLA This musical or
sanitation IA the boat In the south
west. and viii be here until tho re-
rnlon closes
4 concert was given last nlght at
the bath house. which was well at
tended. aud an we're treated 20 excel
lent rondlilons OF splendid music. The
band will give other concerts while
here. and the selecl orchestra hal
day To play AZ their store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21
A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO
LEARN ABOUT TRACTORS
Tractor School To Help All Who
Are Interested In Power Farm
ing. Valuable First Hand In
formation Given; All Invited

A tractor school will be he'd a
Bcnncr a Burst's Implement store
Guthrie. Oklahoma. commencing Mon
day. January ~ and ending th'
evening 81 January -
This II rare opportunity for
iraciof owners and all who are lniei
ested in farm power You vii SET
some valuable first hand information
on traoors A tractor Is not com
plicaicd machine hut shcre are a
great many more things 20 <now
about a tractor than some Of the
ordinary farm machines " the owner
y 60 keep tractor running properly
he should understand Il thoroughly
n i very important that all tractors
are seps IN good condition. especially
j. that true this year
n she operator understands his
tractor. he Will be able 20 prevent
many troubles Iie will also bc able
TO get more power from his fuel and
20 keep the tractor running the naai
mum number of hours. u II 20 the
svanisge of the tractor owner to a e
tend the tractor school and learn
about the underlying principles q
tractor construction and all tb- little
tricks in tractor operstion and care.
The tractor school 70 be held by
the international Harvester Company
win be thoroughly practical N every,
way. The instructors are men Who
have been handling tractors for >
number of years and not onlg kno~
tractors but have operated them and
can give yoa the benefit q their
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21
ANOTHER VICTIM ~
l\iItE\/N-P\Et NlO\i \

Mu Carroll. wite ~ u Carroll
fireman on the Santa " railroad. aief
AT their residence. 9nl East villas ste
nue yesterday evening Of inilaensa
psnumonia
Besides her husband. the deccas.e
leaves small daughter. four year.
~ axe. - moar her sarly death Ths
remains will bo shipped 10 aan Angv
10. Te1as. thia morning for intsrment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21
BARrltsvlllr Gplroa 10
lMpRtss1p wire cursRiG

Eari N Freiburrer Of tho Daily
Enterprise. Al bArtlessiile 10 here
taking the Masonic eegrees This q
Mr. frel5a1srr frat Wait 20 DUH
rie and be V Impressed with the xon
eral CLEANLINESS of the el,s 4 uAs
Guthrie u u = ss, pretty Ga, and
Is unusually ,lean md thc mineral
water "a something you should capl
lallas." he said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21
SAYS WIFI BINI lilu
MD SLAPPED uIs tNI.

In district court this morning & &
clark flled petition for divorce from
Fannie CLARK he states tlss they
~err married here IN 1915. ass that
bis wife. besides neslecfinE her "a 5
ties around the house. ffeaucnti,
slapped his face and cursed him in
vigorous terms 10 asks for divorce
and custody of the minor child
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21

VsshInston. J.a = Names u five
Oklahoma m~a vsrs Included IN ilst
made abiis BY ihe war department
asi nirhi 81 Americans released from
(. 81 risou camps ~he have reach.
81 frabae a. iafl0~s
Nerm-a Dali. Boya rhomss a
wysti. Prague. Louts W Mitchell.
Earisbofo. Arihur " plaster. Hen
ryetis. Jerry y BEL. paiisy. Okls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21
XMAS roy CAUSES oeArr.

iltchfield. lll. Jan u Repairing Z
Christmas TOY for his grandson cos
Dr W A Allen. pioneer physician. hii
Me. lie cut his hand and blood poi.
son developed. resulting in his death
a few DAYS afterwards
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21
cav rsgn ~ovts ssas-
10 vii SONS ypog

President Wilson never struck
mofe popular ehofd thAn he ga IN
be l@iss. move fof a speedy return
- al Americans In overseas service.
Everybody over here aud over
fhefr- alike i eager 70 have fhs
home coming As eulekiy a. psssibic.
There ssosld - M delay with tks
sl.vplng that is 10 bring the boss
home again aAr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21

Springfield. ill. Jan 9Th. finss'
feline IN The World Vser here a. b.
a Persian cat named Silver cloud
ana owned ~ " y Jeffrey tn ca
carried s~ay al honors 81 = recen'
eakbit IN Cleveland.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21
SO\lEI AND WHITES ~
RATTLE HOl .SlltAlkl

Zurich. Jan u white Russia has
proclaimed It's union with ihe Rus.
slan sovie, republic. according tc q
dispatch from kie,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21
CNII.tD iWOM ms mn Ar
NWrR0>Gt>. nOs,t.<zsSs.-
linn CONSENTS 10 stts-
ltt\DtN NJ rtt.lN.t.s 1O
>PNul i.tE tIsr GIVEN
~ ItW tusNDl's 10 TIlE
i,l>ttt lH


i.nndan. Jan "A Here l. sloFy
hat raaalr tho wildcat pArlaEnan
exploit. wlth ten American army nf.
floers. IN t~o automobiles playing lhs
part % Dumas swai hbackllnE hero.
atiemp.lns uoshlas lsss than kldnsp-
pima the torm~r kalAer from Armss.
onxvn
Tho moal remarkable frasurr ~ the
edveniare la that lhe es,kala"r gave
spfd ihai he as ~lillus % b. Ata-
uapped V .hown safs eondaet "a
American headquarters and promised
he wouldn'i hu ahoi fnfDuts
Ia detailing ghls wllie.l % var si-
ventures the only ae's not seoffsd
musl be the namea ~ the .arslci-
pants fof obvious rvaaona. Though
ihls writer rleaned the complsl-
story from tao ~ them last befofr
leaving i'ari. for London early this
w.ek aaa subsequently verified Il
from another sourcs Tho Daily IA.
press today fuhllshe. one mofu svs-
sion ~ ihr visit Of American cof-
respondents 20 Amsfouxsa IN tao
closed auto, whlch haaline only
adds a. ihs twsnd % ~hlsh the fol-
lowlne ia ihe sober lruih. more sur-
aflslng ihsn fiction
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21

The bulk of tho white Russlaas.
~rho number about 5000 600. live IN
l.ilhuanla. which recently was lnyAd (.
"a by the iol@heyikl
A dispatch from Ccne,c sunday re-.
ported MAT word had been received
from Prague ulai kiey was Ia the
hands of fhe Bolshevik. Who had
overturned the ukrsinian govern
ment
The kaiser promised Germany gain
and glory he has covered them with
sackcloih and ashes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21
} xcE Ii ENr ENTERTAIN.
AENf PROGRAM PREPAR
Ed; Many vIsIrIN @
LADIES: DEGREES 7th TO
18Th CONFERRED TODAY
18th ARTILLERY BAND A
FEATURE: VAUDEVILLE
SHOW TONIGHT IN AUDI.
roRIuM OF TEMPLE; CLASS
or $50 TO TAKE DEGREES

The Mldwinler reunion Of the Oh
lahoma eonsistoiy. nov In session a
Masonic Temple. Is growing highl,
successful. The class numbers aboa
Go. aud many of the candidates fol
degrees have brought their wives will
them. and many social events ar
planned for their reoe. .'tion and enter
tainment
Degrees. seventh TO thirteenth In
elusive. will be conferred or com
municsted today. Dinner was served
al 1900 m. and supper is scheduled
for 8 o'clock this evening. The lsth
artillery hand will furnish music dur
ing meaitime and there will be an
entertainment staged At the Temple
auditorium a. O'Clock this evening
st which many novel features will
be presented.
The following Is the complete pro
gram for each day OF the reunion;
THIS MORNING.
1000 A NJ. at Rucker Burton u G
Co Style Show and Reception. show =
Ing Spring Merchandise with living
models.
3.se u N. this afternoon. at N r.
church Complimentary program by
members Of the Faculty Of the School
cf Fine Arts. OF the University OF
Oklahoma
Personnel. 'Es
String Quartet.
Louise Eldridge. ist violin. Fred
erick Holmberg and violin: Oscar
Lehrer. viola: Franz kuscaan. cello
Soloists
Alberta Bragg. soprano: Louise
Eidridge. violinisi; Marie Anderson.
reader; Franz kuschan. celllst:
Charles + Gisrd. pianist
PROGRAM.
Minuet .................. Beethoven
string Quartet
nte'thk ..tst+stts.ts selected
Miss Anderson
spanish Dance No 6....... Sarasate
Miss Eldridge
When The Boys Come Home Speaks
Miss Braggs
Hungarian Rhapsody ....... Pepper
Mr. kuschan.
(aD lntermezzo- -lppilfoff ... Iwanaw
tbl Russian Song .............. veit
String Quartet
Reading ...-.-.+...-....... Selected
Miss Anderson.
tal a song f....-.tt*tts..s+ Gard
tb) Al the Fountain -..... Dayiaff
tcD In bateau .....-..t.... Dehussy
Mr. kuschan
'a To q Messenger ...... LsForge
tbl Immortal Love ....... Nevin
tc) Wake Up .............. Phillips
Miss Brsggs
Presto ..........-....... Beethoven
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21

New Orleans. ian 2I-wess portion
cloudy wednesday: colder IN nortn
rorsion tonight; colder Wednesday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21
BOY FATALLY BURNED
IN BOILER Of WATER

- Louis. No. sss gi-Augusi
Teska. five. wss fatally .calded ~hen
hs fell into a boiler ~ water while
bis mother vas engaged in doing The
family washing. Mr. Teska had
.,laoec The boiler on ~ floor while
he husband was repairing . stove
pipe. .4ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21

IN small iwon occupied ~
Americans me Sew Years cviebfa-
lions oonilnnsd tor several dayu aud
eliminated In a dlnncr ~ yDang Of
uoefs al bslo~ the grade % captain.
W. A. nor mean 20 ln4inaate that
criebfa,i9n was unduly unrArlous.
o. was lusi satlsfylhE Daring the
dinner whl,h foik elace January 4.
"a ioofsr usnisnant from .
sonfhrrn state declared
There's onig aas ihlns wonk with
ihia mans army q hasn't got the
knissr
lltilr maa. vita a lighting record
from he Arf9Hne fofssf, toos az The
challenge o. sanisd ~ tnow. Why
naf 80 ihe saifer sfa bring him ts
ihs American army" ise saieds
"Jasi 90 sH1w wess cleaned up 'hs
last BIZ ~ ~af EarhLrr
,rs ihing ia 70 anosher, aud be-
Tor, an hour hfi p1sssd ten dsrng
men pledged ihslr willingness 90 risk
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21
String Quartet
THIS EVENING.

500 p N at Temple Auditorium
The Three Garros. Novelty Act.
Clinton & Mcnamara. Odds and
fnds OF Vaudeville
Raymond Whitaker a Company
Comedy Sketch.
Raines 4 Goodrich. A trip 10 New
York. comedy.
The Denishsvn Dancers. Presented
by Rutb 81 Denis and Ted Shaw.
WEDNESDAY.
1900 A NJ a. y o Lutz ID G 60.
style Sho wand Reception. Living
Models.
go r NJ at NJ r Church. Compli-
menisry program from Musis and
Expression Departments OF Central
State Normal. Edmond
PROGRAM
Piano Solo-vslse hrfIlisnte. crezh
Miss Mary Hannah. pupil OF Miss
Reece
Reading-A Quarter Inferesr Anon
Miss Mary Gray. pupil Of Miss Holke
Violin Solos
,s) That's Meditation. 49,. Msssenei
lb) Pierrot Serensde. Randegge.
Oscar Bogue, Instructor Bsnd and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-21

tcsssssssl - Psss vvsl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-16
Ok lahOma Charters

Blackwell Electric High Lane
company. blackwell; l.. II Bilyru,
G. j.. kennedy and II $. Gurlcy. all
OF Blackwell, iucorporators, capital
$40. 600
81 clair Drilling and Producing
comAuy.,.. FArtrsyillc, n. 6 81
Cla~r IN II Fink and ". L. Cas-
si( .T-sk tof HIrtlrswue, inCorpura-
tors CGpItAl 100000.
Consumers Ice and Cold Storage
company. oklahoma city; 8 r
.Cpuk. $ y. Taylor and W. G. Harncs,
al of oklahoma Cuy incorporatora,
capital $4,000.
Igumline on. Gas 4 Refining Co.
Tulsa. " u Han ana c. < Burneh
OF Tulsa. iururporafors capital In
creased from $4,000 60 100000.
rive Tribes Petroleum company,
Fasprr Wyo.. e.. T. Taylor. J. r.
Dunbar and 4talph Van Dcnnorg, all
of Casper. IncOrpor.tors. capital
$500. 900 tt35,U0O IN oklahoma
BRYAN Harvester company of New
Mexico. George \ Bryan. q. W.
White and Peter Olson. all of East
las Vegas. " NJ, incorporatorS,
capital 100000 El5o,0Oo IN Okla
homHl.
MIlrrs. OH corporation, Oklaho-
ma city. r. r.. Locke and +. O.
Jones. both Of oklahoma city, IN
corporators capital increased from
$50. UuD to $500 UO0
Rood Ou corporation, Portland.
Maine. u l. Cram, T. u. Green
ha'rh ana ". 4; shilling, All OF
portland Maine. ucorporaiors. cap.
ial 1,ooo.ooo $4,000 In Okla
.., ,l ga,,r,pv Buranf.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

~ fNiNAa w
NNttR please .aIl rhoue 1919 '
ourO important
Tur Nfi Maternity hol1's. . Wet
lMrt nrJ street Kansas tu}. NJ"
.HTrrIur Accommodation 'or patients De
..rIuE .~,Iuttuu before uri through son
rrr#yut charges reasonable ma) WORK
'or board babies for adoption
rlIr WONDER a dependable show viii
feature At ulrErouds. tho ptlShoms
double caf t~u bodies. seven legs And
hrok two heads four cyeA. four ears
t~u ,sIs mslo aud female
W. az NKANTEF our goods snd -ots
New York liAir shop a hrsut, iatot'
9ip South Main iprst RcnbetEb.
Franco American toilet articles -
RECORD tNCuNNut ihonoEraph snd
piano pls,~r r,rords h"ughI and sold
over NooI~orth
IIir nlu uIL. tONl NNttS
Nrr Iu,rstnr mt,Iout hu So hrtiro. "
10. looks good 10 them how does u look To
e UNOFMAN.
1161 Central NAtlousl h'nE
MARCEL ari wstrt ~AVipE Franco Amer
Irau toilet articles New ioIk llst mop
& RrasJ rarlor alD South hsln.
fpvft FsnhrrF'f
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-16

H'I NHI ra- ktIWHI-
F-.r.,.. fG.. fr.r E.s ".,ra
HiFFNNN
sTE.sl1 Central Sai sna Bark o..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-16

#,- .5r,,.-girr roon' 'Tt,,-'' ''-'.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-16
WANTED AUTOMOBILES
BOARD AND ROOM
IIoHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS II

.
LldHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
rnREF housel esping rooms FOR rent Call
A. ia West nndy
CnFYESNt y. 627-Two lrht house
LrrpibF rooms beautifully furnished
modern con, erisnses everything fur
ut,hcd walking distance
CINCINNATI y ti2r-O Ons large front
bookkeeping room, cool and clean. Phone
p1oi
CUFYESNE. s 400. For rent tvo mn.
mtuieScd modern uEhi Nhousekeping
rooms colie i6, gaH and slctriciiy fur
nishrf
FOR HFNT .rpo Furnished Rooms Tor
light housekeeping light gas. waller iur.
rishsd Phone Osare t9'2 '0t =. Goth'
ris Can after D m
TWO furnished lrrht housekeeping roomsj
adjoining bedroom ' desired. lsll usags
NourRN urht hou,stc-rIrs room rhona
Usage r-7l
rINUup S. E..for rent srrysnts'
1uar.arr loo syrtsnsr for srrt.rss
FuV REST TAa. basement rrams inr
rrstrl BOZ morrrn home. hone o'nss
TWO ROOMS Furnished complete ior
Housekeeping close iH on south Mstu,
r.f.r.r.-, rv.hanEri Phone uaars sose,
IUHp IHrH .T~o or three roomi
.sHt Nu..st tesI.rr strictly modern front
rbnrr rate. rsnEorah'r.
W~ .f- one largo ilgat housefeep.
.s room fu7 .rn' Celar'lrA7
Ur-u. S. a. Furnished fVoms FOR
Uslf Ho.ss...n.rr
.rT"IU-uN O. IAI1. Your furnished
.Hr. frr Hrht housekeeping.
HtEt nicely hrn.abcI houses coping
.1Hms over private garage . close Ia.
Phone nI.t
IuTVu lttE. Pour Furnished rooms
Ior Ifht. houscsrer.rr front and back
entrance Cedar ll'H.
FUW WFNT Two ,r three Light house.
kssp.ug roorus. good we'll War lHf a's
rl. south Err0fFAr
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Evening star., 1919-03-02
Continued from First Page

william Glasgow. Mrs. William McC
Ritter, Mrs. Rollins Morse and Mrs.
;,choelkoph; and Gen. and MRS.
Frederic Abbot, who entertained Col
and Mrs. Powell and Col. and Mrs.
Jansen.
Col. and Mrs. sherman Miles and
Commander and Mrs. Theodore ).
other box. and Mrs. Charles Quincy
Tirrell, Mrs George Porter West.
Mrs. James J. Moriarty and Mrs. 1ru-
man 6. Palmer formed another box
party. Mrs. Francois Berger Moran
entertained box party. her guests
including the Serbian minister and
Nine. Grouitch, Col. and Mrs. car
ence Ridley. Mrs. Hampsop. Mrs Hor-
ace G. Macfarland and Mrs. Malcolm
S. McConihe. Others entertaining box
parties included the former Russian
ambassador and Nine. Bakmetef, MT.
and Mrs Dennis Upson, Mrs. Benia-
min n. Narder, Mrs. Mackay-SInlth
and Mrs. George Mesta.
On the mems floor committee were:
Commander Theodore c. Jewell. chair
man; Mr.. 3. S. Adams, Mr.. Arthur u
Addison, Capt. Donald Alexander.
Lieut.. J. Marion Eiaker, Mr.; Robert
Bell, Mr. Arthur B. Campbell, Lieut..
John ]. Chew, Mr.. William BOWIE
Clarke. Mr. Watson Clark. Lieut.. a. IL
Deibert, Mr.. Edward Donn Hdent,
Thomas +. Dunham, Mai. William T.
Fowler, Mr.. Henderson Gregory. Mr..
William G. Hill, Lieut.. j. J. lde. Mr'
James Marion Johnson, Mr.: Joseph
E Lefeyre, Mai. T. Fl. Low, Mr.. DAVID
NJ. Lea. Col. Robert G. Paxton. Col.
Julian L. Schley, Mr.. Waddy B. Wood,
Mr.. Richard B. Watrous and Mr..
Henry Zibbermann.
Some of the handsomest gowns seen
| Were: Mrs. Gregory, black velvet, the
skirt slightly draped and the corsage
and long scarflike sleeves of chan
! tilly lace. Ropes of jet beads fell
from the shoulders and were held at
the waist line with jet ornaments.
Nine. Cremer, a gown of deep-toned
! orchid chiffon, heavily embroidered in
| silver, with point lace outlining the
decollete. She wore a diamond tiara
Evening star., 1919-03-02

thrilling description Of his personal
experiences during the war.
These talks by this interesting
young Frenchmsn are given under
the patronage of Mrs. Marshall, wives
of cabinet officers and many others
prominent in Washington's social life
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Evening star., 1919-03-02

cred at the residence of Mrs. Gibson
Fahnestoek on Massachusetts, avenue
yesterday afternoon to hear the in
teresting talk given by Lieut.. Andre
LHuillier of the French high COM
mission. In response to many re-
quests Lieut.. LHuillier spoke yester-
day in his native tongue. and with
the assistance of many slides gave a