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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-12-18
LOCAL OVERFLOW

Mrs. John Daily of Rutland is visit.
ing her brother Thomas Maloney.
Mrs. James A. Mckee is able to be
out again after weeks illness.
Virginia Pearson and Sheldon
Lewis in "The Bishops Emeralds" an
intensely dramatic story of wo-
mans attempt to conceal the truth
from her husband, Library Theate
today. ADV.
Mrs. A. c. Tompson delightfully."- en-
tertained number of young people at
supper "Wednesday at her home on
Booth Terrace in honor ofthe ap-
preaching marriage of her daughter.
Miss Esther Thompson. The decora-
tions were suggestive of the holiday
season and comprised beautifully
trimmed Christmas tree. The table
favors were of holly. The young peo-
pie remained during the evening.
Games and dancing were enjoyed.
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'COLD WEATHER
MARKS FOR Z
MONTHS BROKE N
Some Thermometers Report
Temperature of 22 Below
FOURTEEN GOOD AVERAGE
Continued Cold Predicted for Today
with Rise OF Temperature on
Friday
FOURTEEN GOOD AVERAGE

Not since January /, 1919. has the
mercury crawled down SO closely to
the bulb in the thermometer. This
was the codest morning in nearly an
entire year. Temperatures ranging
all the way from ii to % degrees be-
low zero were recorded in different
sections of the town and by different
/ instruments. The Banners official"
/ thermometer made low record of IA
degrees below, which is cold enough
for all practical purposes. Owners Of
pet thermometers that scored more
fr.gid records have no cause to be
peeyed over the difference in figures.
| These instruments vary to consid-
cradle extent and locations have
much to do with cold weather records.
The weather conditions were even
more trying yesterday afternoon and
last evening than this morning. Ear
Is in the evening the temperature be-
gan to drop rapidly, forced down by
stiff northwest wind that made il eX-
ceedingly uncomfortable for persons
who were compelled to be out OF
door. Roy Chase, an electrician en-
ployed by Nichols & Warren, expert
enced the additional discomfort of
frozen nose. During the night the
wind dropped and the temperature
went with 1t.
The cold wave was not in any re-
spects local In the city Of Troy at
midnight temperatures as low as 8
degrees below were recorded and
even lower marks we're reported from
other points in northern New York,
Tupper Lake in the Adirondack reg
ion was the coolest spot on the map
with temperature of 80 below.
The forecast for today is for con-
tinued fair and cold weather with a
rise. In sernperarurer for Friday.
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ornng Today First Time
Holiday Trade For PumbersfOpened Up This Morning Wi
PACKERS QUIT GROCERIES
Inform Government They Are Out of
That Business

Washington, Dec. 1S-Negotiations
between the meat packers and the
government have been going on for
some time with the object of compro.
missing the antitrust proceedings
which are still in progress in grand
jury Investigations.
1t is understood that one plan Is the
withdrawal Of the packers from such
side lines as the wholesale grocery
business which various federal trade
commissions have charged them with
attempting to dominate.
1t Is understood that the packers
have represented that they have al
ready Withdrawn from the grocery
business and that they are willing to
carry that plan to further extent
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BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
Local Five Opens with Troy "Yf
January S.

Local Five Opens with Troy "Y"
January S.
Manager Metcalf OF the Y. NJ. C. A
basketball team announces his sche
dule for the season, as far as 1t has
been arranged, as follows;
Jan. 3.-Troy Y. NJ. c. A. at Ben
ningtoD.
Jan, 1O-Theta Delta Chi at Ben.
nlngton.
Jan. 17-North Adams Y NJ. c. A
at Bennington.
Jan. 24-Pastime A. c. at Benning'
ton.
Jan. 3O-Kavanaughs at Waterford
Jan. 31-Troy Y. NJ. G, A. at Troy
Feb. North Adams Y, NJ, c. A,
at North Adams.
Feb. 14-Pastime a, c. at Adams.
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Commissioners NotIcc

ESTATE OF DAVID a. GLEASON
The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District OF Bennington,
Commissioners, to receive, examine,
and adjust the claims and demands of
all persons against the estate of David
a. Gleason, late of Bennington in said
District, deceased and all claims eXhib-
tied in offset thereto, hereby give no
tice that we will meet for the purpose
aforesaid, at the First National Bank,
in the village of North Bennington in
said District, on the 18th day of jan
uary and 10th day of June next. from 2
o'clock p. m, until { o'clock p. m. on
each Of said days and that six months
from the 10th day of December a. D..
1919, is the time limited by said Court
for said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and al
lowance.
Dated at North Bennington, VT. this
18th day of December 4. D., 1919.
RALPH A. JONES
EDWARD A. TOBIN
Commissioners
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DEMPSEY JURY DIsAGREEs

Mineola, L. l., Dec. 1S.-The su
preme court jury before which John
~. Dempsey, former superintendent
for the New York consolidated Rail.
way company, was being tried for
'manslaughter in connection with the
Brooklyn tunnel wreck in which near
ly twenty persons lost their lives, was
discharged this morning after failing
10 agree.
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$40 BONUS FOR Nm. H. SOLDIERS
Fourteen Thousand Checks Were Sent
Out Wednesday

Concord. N. H., Dec. 17.-Fourteen
Thousand bonus checks for $40 each
were hailed Wednesday from the office
of the state treasurer to Nv Hamp-
shire soldiers in the world war
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Washington, Dec 1S.-Below zero
temperatures were registered last
night and early this morning in parts
of New York state and in New Eng
land. The lowest tempeature report
ed to the weather bureau was % de-
grees below at Mortified, vt, At
Canton, n. Y. the figures was 20 de-
grees below,
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WEATHER FORECAST

Snow furries probably to.
night and Friday. Slowly ris-
ing temperature
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'NANY BAD FIRES
FOLLOW IN WAKE
OF G0LQNAVE
Cause Several DEATHS and Heavy
Losses
MANY FAMILIES HOMELESS
Frozen Water Mains and Intense Cold
Add to Difficulty Of Checking
obstruction
MANY FAMILIES HOMELESS

Boston. Dec. 1S.--Fire in the Abbot.
ford, an exclusive apartment hotel
early two DAY resulted in the deaths
OF two persons and drove nearly fifty
others into the street.
William r. Whitney, construction
engineer. was fatally injured when he
jumped from a third story window and
Mrs. Frances E. Cole was burned to
death.
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5000 JFxs KILLED
Another Wave of Poaroms in Ukranian
District OF Russia

Berne, Switzerland, Dec 1S.-A fresh
wave of pogroms in certain districts
OF the Ukrain occupied by General
penikene's army is reported In Lem
berg newspapers.
The papers declare that five thous.
and Jews have been killed in one city
alone.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-12-18

NOTICE--Daytonize System of
Plano Playing. Several can learn to
play the piano for cost of chart. For
particulars, write Philip E. Dayton, liz
Center street, oil City Pa 79t6'
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TO RENT--Frunished room and
board for two gentlemen, bath pri-
vilege Table board day or week and
suite OF furnished rooms for house
Keeping from Dec. 20 at i29 North
St, Phone fB3-W 1Gtt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-12-18

Only One "BROMO QUININE"
To get the genuine call for fun name
1-AAAL We BltOMO QuINlNE Tablets.
Look for signature OF n. W, GROVE.
Cures Cold in One Day. 3Oc
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WANTED--Young girl to work In
our cost department High school or
Business school graduate preferred.
Apply at once to Hale Co, Arlington,
w 79t12
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Dover, N. j., Dec lS.-A spectacular
fire late last night swept part of the
Picatinny arsenal following an explos-
ion in the research department. Four
Buildings were destroyed and the loss
is estimated Mt $1,000, 600
Five persons were injured one fatal
~. Private Mccormick who died later
in the hospital. Three more are in a
serious condition,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-12-18

WANTED-Oue chnm bermaid and
one waitress Putnam House. 79t6@
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roo LATE no CLAssIEr

FOR S.ALE-Grcy horse. sound and
true, weighs 1850. 9-years-old: 2 Hol-
stein cows. ! new milch. l freshened
In August, set farm harness, l light
double harness, 2 cutters Tel 25i-X.
G. Rainson, 106 Pleasant ST. 79tG*
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New York, Dec. 1S.-The cold wea.
ther made it impossible for fiemen
to successfully fight number of
blazes in the city during the night and
early morning.
More than a hundred families were
driven from their beds to the street
by fire in an Eight avenue tenement
Another blaze damagd the school Of
journalism at Columbia university.
Considerably suffering is reported
from the poorer sections of the city
Hornell, N. Y, Dec. 1S.-With the
mercury registering Is degrees below
zero at o'clock today four families
We're made homeless when fire de-
stroyed an apartment house here
Freezing water mains handicapped
tn firemen in handling the fire
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12

FOR SALE CHEXP-0eNs motor cleo
trio starter and Prcsto-lite battery
for Ford; practically new. Walnut Sfs.
FORD touring car for saie. 1915 model.
everything new and In first class
shape. rs E. Ind. call after Z O'Clock
or Sunday.
STUDEBAKEK, good as new. abso-
Owner leaving city. Biz. Six Buick. IN
Al condition. These ate bargains, folks
act quick. Kelley d Martyr. <is N.
SIMPLEX MECHANICAL starter for
Fprde. SiS; only TFd starter that
csssf You VII N.Y. sy."'ass buy 70 Ss S.'feo
fallible simplsa. why not sowi Checks
Agency. ~ South Jacksoa. TULSA. ohls.
7-PAssEkOER touring car IN fine
shape; a. I am compelled TO sell $3.50
viii take II; come and eeo thi0 eacrt-
flee; 4 i,-inch fans sit and >w. SIS
FOR sALE-one Buick Sig, 1915 model,
cheap; only been run o.o0e mllsa. 12s
West California. III
DETROIT elsctric coupe. MnS coHdl.
tion; trade fos Ford Or sell chSAl fos
cash. 10 West 10th. Walnut i1W.
WE BUY FOfds to rebuild. NsISon
STUFF kOK OKDe fEH, iNJ modsi. rui
nt%s % new. 81. ;iscS. t.its. tcIS%i SsiaSom.S' 'o'-'
TWO Ec1cCEa y sseS. Phone Wal
nut tssl
S-PXS5ENdEK BaicE 7or ale. Ne.
cManlcslly perfect. Cali Maple S1ei. n
FOR sALE-Ds Enxs bicycle, SiS, 81
csllent coalition. cost SO walnu
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New State
CJnlvoenlty l1osnlta1

cs. 81 r.; S,i,..,1 s 4 osSI:i,ss SssS%: c, ,'S
ss' ses pol, ss'1 AS y; 1ss:, @ .:,. s 'sSss .Ss
HSdrsss s..ss 1siyss:iss' osp's'. sSSsi: rss =
tAel letA Il, OklahoQa Cl{y, Ola.
s1;pisS. ssicss sssssnk d.; Srsss "is fcs
pAs,Sssls!s Mrs I catG iiS0 ".
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USED CAR BARGAINS

Ford Sedan, nearly new.
Elsin six. Pass.. looks and runs
like new.
Dort 8 Pass. Touring. new top and
good tires
etudshaker "s' Roadster. overhaulsd
and In perfect condition.
ssndebsker ~" Roadster. run only
1000 miles.
willys- Knight -" Hednn. new paint
new tires wlre wheels. run rnly 7,0n'
miles. VIII take another car In trade.
Terms TO responsible PARTIES.
eOpsn evenings and bundsys.
Neal Motors Company
Retail distributors for NASH n. and
DoRT Automobiles.
rs West eth St. oklahoma city.
Phone Maple sss
NTOMOBILE WKNTEb-Uave rood
oil ann gas lease 10 srade FOR five or
seven PASSENGER car; muat he In first
ciasa eondlti no junk wanted Ad
oreoo B.11(, care Oklahoman
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Furniture Store

For aAke Nsw and second hand;
class condition: fine location; chsap
rent; BEST paying stors for smount OF
stock In city: owner must sell on ac-
count VI other business that will oc.
cupy all his time; low price for QUICK
ale Walnut 1901. Oklahoma Realty
Co. SIS Liberty National Bank Bulbs
inR
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Cars of All Kinds

n you want car worth the money
on good terms or want to trade your
old car on q new. or good used car.
come In 10 see me. I have cars Of all
makes. all prices and all priced TO sell.
Your credit ia good
J. G.. LLOYD,
10 West Main.
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Maple 1850. Walnut ~.
TEL EPHOSE exchange, making o3oo
per month. VIII stand inspsctions
Rosser, s21 East 7th; Maple <f63-l.
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GROCERY ST6RE and meat marESl
for aaie. Call Maple 1870. ef

Mr.. MERCHANT--lf you want to bwy
shoes for delivery any time up 10
October 1. meet me Lee Huckins Hotels
Oklahoma City. Sunday or Monday.
July 10 or ~ We guarantees deliverteq
within res sonable time for coming fall
season and for Immediate shipment: I
win save you SOC 10 u 90 pair on your
shoes n Won viii sive me your esdee
now; mems, boys. women's. rnIsses a14
ohildren's shoes; with A. w., Tedcaeelo
D Co.. Boston. Nass ". z. Cos9e
United statssD, Oklshoma city, OknsSss
Il ROOMS In Psckinstovn, vel Il
nished; good business loo remit
cash. Mlnard, ith N. Harvey weoo
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F1lRSIsHED s-room brick apartment,
by employed lady, use OF four Tor
light housekeeping Maple 2slt-R, Rf-
ter 9 y m. and Sunday.
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FRESH JERSEY COW. with fin. male
calf, four weeks old, priced right.
Cab $50 Eaat Finh. Walnut 3l71. Wal
nut t2ss
Dairy For Sale or Trade
p registered Jerseys A bargain for
q. q. EVANS
az Amer. bank Bldg. walnut 27bb
ron sALE--Hors- wagon and harness.
Call els W. bth. Walnut 25el
FOR SALE- Calf . weeks old iil9
WoW ilT.
ron sAlE-l6 young Holsteln cows.
bred 70 come fresh in September o.
October. near Tulsa. okla. H. Arm
strong. Cordcll. Okla.
FOR SAi.E-Ore good mare, fino driver
and works any where, SIS Also one
good Studebaker single wagon. {2j stop
10. " Reno line. John spears, call
Walnut 1900
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
POULTRY card signs Walnut 'of9
RABBITS New Zealand red rabbits for
sale. also white rabbits. J +, Keel.
ATdnore. Okla
HAVE your dogs nhear.d. 1ij W And
NMfHtCAN pit buil-dog pups for sale
Can Maple lOl.
FOR SALf-Two registered AlTedalc
tiichas years old. &25 each. MIS-.
IL W. Ayers. shawnee. Okin.
FOR sALE-Boston bull puppies. eliyi-
BILE to registration; male. tS5. female,
US Mrs ". w. Ayers, Shawnee. Okla.
NEW ZEALAND REDS.
One huffred extra fine specimens 10
choose from all pedlgrsed and sub
| icCt to register.
UYRANS RhBBlTRY
Phone Mnpl" 12il Gl1 West 22nd.
EOR SNl.E-Airedale puppies. Amerl-
can Kennel Club, registered Luke
rnlven Min and Main street. Spring
field. Mo,
FOR SALE one more registered Afe-
dale puppy r.. A. ierold. No. g S,
Broadway
REGISTERED white Collie pups,
months old prices reasonable, Ad-
dreSs Il. A Wheeler. Elk city. Okla.
Proud bull pups shipped anywhere
males fl5. females s.; papers with
every pup II. Tom, 50i $. Beckley,
| Dallas. Texas.
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Grocery Stock

For sale; splendid opportunity . Q1e
into paying business: stock win u
sold without fixtures: good Docaflooe
,IsrlcndId trade; cheap rent. WllNeo
1901, oklahoma Realty Co. SIS Lloogey
National Bank Building. ~
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liStinHS

Business chances. for sale. OroeotS
les. drugs, drygoods. shoes, saraoa -
tells, rooming houses; quick eale. Wg5s.
nut 1901. Oklahoma Realty Co, -
Liberty National Bank building.
~ ROOMS. modern, nicely fuFnlSke1J
this Is good first-ciass place.
ASK nR. POPE
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BUILDING MATERIAL AND
LUMBER
RlTER AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT

SAFES AND OFflCE fuRNiTuRh
New and second hand. Rlaht pricea
WESTERN BANK SUPPLY CO..
Ill West Main. Phone Walnut Ts'
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BROOM apartment in private home
everything furnished: all modern con
vsnlcnces. ground floor. walking dts
tance good car service; adults only.
Maple 1891
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FOR RENT - Very nicely furnished
3-room apartment. downstairs; ev-
crything furnished; permanent tenants
denired. 10 broadway Circle
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CATTLE AND STOCK

FRESH JERSEY COW. with fine male
calf, four weeks old priced right
CAli $50 East Fifth. Walnut 3l7J. Wal
nut t2s9.
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TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT

s--~-~~'e>~~--e. e.~-~>,~~~~-~~>~~~s>~~>~>~I
OFFICE SIGNS Walnut 3oso,
FOH sALE-At bafgain. good it.inch
l.. G. smith T. o. BOX l?7i. Brit
ton okla.
EXCEPTIONALLY fine lot OF modern
mahogany office furniture prac-
lchlly new desks tables, filing cabi-
nets chairs. typewriter. carpets etc {.
priced for quick sale Walnut 1853,
Lock Box i2, Oklahoma CITY.
W have several bargains In used ma
'hlncs oabea Typewriter Exchange.
@O' W. 2nd St, oklahoma city.
OFFICE equipments mahogany and
oIk, almost new, ~ be sold ~ sac
nICc. but not to dealers 1907 Col
cord
WANTED 70 buy several good No.
ana M. 7 Hrmirgtonh IN good con 81
dit.on onRes Typewriter Exchange
2oi ". End Oklahoma CiitY. state
dealers Tor tho light running Fox type
wri'ers. shop on 2nd street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12

RoONiNG HOUsES-i0 rooms rrsi1Sns
tisi. $3.50 cash: 8 roo,as r-sldsu.tDls
500 cash: II rooms. close In. esp0 "a
handle; ~ rooms. transient, $500 W1N
hand,s. and many other GOOD oneT. M
nard lth n Harvey Walnut 1881 y
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

GAS RANGE. elevated oven. white
cnamelcd back, New Method. stove
pipe. fine condition; folding bench
wringer, rotary churn, other items,
Call evenings after 8 .. IN. Must sell
before Saturday. Mayes. Gil n. Rob-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12

For RENT Nicely furnished cottage
call Maple 27&l before $50 a. m. oil
after $40 p m.
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ONE KARAT diamond for sale. cheap,
or will trade for light roadster or
gsod piano i0t NJ Broadway.
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fuRNlsHED s-room apartment Wal.
nut 5t0t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12

FOR RENT-A nicely furnished T.
room fat. no children. Al 2i5 W. 18th.
Phone Walnut 2sss
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1905 ". Dandy groom prIvat
apartment, well furnished
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PROFESSIONAL

J. @ A. HARROD. leeM West Main
Vim. MseRAE. lawyer. Baltimore Bldg
MRS. l. BUTCHER. SpIreiIa corsetIers
Walnut 7M,. I'll East N'h
HAIR DYElNO, Black heads and PIN.
pies cured. Treatment for Dandrufi
which get results. OIL mahicurea; soft
water shsmpoos. For Ladies' and Cen
tlemen, Miss keilow, fob OIL Exchange.
Walnut 2?SO.
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FOR MLE-5 horsepower motor. In
5000 order, cheap " taken at once
2f2s Exchange Ave.
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

TWO ladies' employed or couple 10
share 5-room cottage, Furnished.
1924 West An
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NOTICES
BY PrObascO

HARRY Divorce proceed
ings have been started In San Diego
Califo MIA, account abandonment. Any
objections advise Ars. Pearl Wagner.
" street. within thirty days.
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AUTOMOBILE OPPORTUNITY.
One OF the best six- -cylinder automo-
MI contracts and sales rooms In Ok
lahoma City or any where else for sale
- owner must retire; plenty Of cars:
this can be handled with small amount
OF capital; II you want to get In tho
automobile game. don't miss this
Bits, Oklshoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12

FOR sALE-7-foot oak stand desk In
fine condition. Phone Walnut ii0s or
Wnlnnt 612G
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-29
Snowy Frocks for
Babies, SIPS to So

Fine, mercerized batiste is made
into long and short dresses for
babies of all sizes, from wee in
fants to children of two years.
Tiny tucks, feather stitching,
narrow lace insertion and edging,
deep hens or ruffleS-touches that
mother, herself, would put into
baby's dresses - are daintily
used.
Some of the froclis are made
entirely by hand, and the tiny
stitches are things to marvel at.
One knows that the sewer must
have sewn love of little babies
fast into the seams. And, best of
all, there are sprays of hand
embroidery!
(Central)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-29
SERVICES FOR WAR DEAD
Manayunk Catholic Church to Honor
Memory Of Service Men

Memorial services for the church
members who died in service viii be
held in the St John the Baptist Cath
Ole Church, Munayuuk, Sunday.
The Rcv. Joseph y. Wolfe, chaplain
of the 1O0th Infantry and state chap
lain of tho American Legion, will
preach at the II o'clock service.
At half-past u welcome home
dinner win be served in the parish hall
to all vctcrpus in uniform. Beginning
at o'clock Il short street parade
through the streets of Manayunk will
be held. The ceremonies end with an
entertainment in the parish hall begin
ming at 3 o'clock. All veterans in uni
form are invited.
The committee in charge consists of
James j. McGarrigle, Michael j, No
Ian, Thomas T.. Travis, John L. Gal
lagher, John +. O'Connor, Captain A..
]. Makem. Lieutenant John Foran and
Sergeant James j. Kelly.