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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-17
GAMES CANCELLED.

Camp Dodge, Ia. Feb. 17.-Demo-
bilization and inability to arrange big
games has caused the cancellation of
the remaining games on the schedule
Of the Camp Dodge basketball team.
Since the season started, the personnel
Of the team had been completely
changed due to discharges.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-17
Bethany Mems Club
viii Hold Meeting

The Bethany Mems club Of this city
will hold their annual meeting next
Tuesday evening after q program ID
given which they, have prepared. The
club has been fortunate to secure
the services OF hev. q. !. Ness Of
Mekinock who will speak atsthe close
sisti Of solos BY Minnie LysinE, Anna,
Peterson, Ingeborg Lunseth and
Cora Erickson and piano solos BY ca
'milla$ Hofto.
After the program and talk given
by MI. Ness the members Of the
Mems club will serve refreshments.
All ladies Of the congregation are in
,vited.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
River High School on Friday for the
purNoSe of raising funds for tho

River High. School on Friday for the
purpose OF raising funds for tho
school.
Rufus King. OF Omega, has returned
homo after serving many months In
France with machino-Sun brigade.
Frank Thompson. who was stationed
IN tho fprcS sector aud helped to
break through the Hindenhurg line.
has returned TO his home here.
AR. and Airs. Harry Thompson have
are visiting ut the homo Of the groon,'s
father NJ r. Thompson
i. w. BAPTIST. OF Bumao Springs. WAS
here on Tuesday.
Miss Elya Dixon has returned to her
nome IN Durham. y. &. after visiting
her sister here
Sergeant Gloon poindcNtcr is boinE
welcomed back to his HON" town. after
long absence in military service
Henry Rcrman is in New York TO
greet his son. Fred herman. Who has
just arrived at that port from Franco.
s G. Morton.
L. y. East is on Il visit TO Boston,
Mass
y. revival meeting OF ono week will
T Try , at the Haptis, Church NEXT week
mond. will be here Monday night TO
assist the pastor in this work.
Miss Margaret Tugslc. of South Ros-
ION. VIII! sing at a recital at Randolph
Ma Mis institute DanvillG: on May -;
from trip to Richmond.
Mrs. Il. c. James has been appointed
70 act as county chairman for ladies
IN the victory loan campaign in Halt
Lieutenant Hampton Wilson passed
through here this week en- route u
cluster Springs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
Society Calendar

MONDAY.
Musicale ut Wumnn's Club. $3.50.
Reception at home OF Mrs. =. ID
llnWcS. Clutter rnrk.
Junior Assembly dance at jefferson, .
TUESDAY,.
Board 81 managers OF Retreat for Sick
meet at hospital. 8.
Euuu Suffrage League meets. Fourth
and Franklin Streets. $3.50.
Tea at home or Miss Ritcliic Mcclure.
to q.
history Rally. Highland Park School
Card nnrty Of ShrltcrinE Arms ut JET
fcrsun. $50
WEDNESDAY,.
:, Parcel rost i'nrty at ia last Frank
lin street. to :.
,,iEhln1! I.nrk Club meets mt $40.
iicmtnE larkc wedding at $50.
Week., ''Hn1 Tn e Sf.is, ->r"or'.
Woman's Auxiliary to War Camp
nj the jefferson. II.
Meeting of interest to mothers and
girls and their welfare. Mothers Room.
SO5 East Marshall Street. II.
work at jefferson Hotel. 4 to q.
Dinner Dance ut Wcstmorclnnd Club.
to IL.
SATURDAY,
CampbeH-Kellcy wedding nj $3.50.
Officers dance ut Officers Club. 81;
West Franklin Street. S:3O.
Informal hon at Country Club.
Easter hall at BIuc.' irmory for
Howuzcrs' home coming fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

h M0ss S,,, G,ollcse, and has entered upo1
II. tNrmstone, who was called I,
Ncw York By tho death of j. i. Jobn
SION: IT. has returned TO his home at
Miss Manic Coyncr has returned "a
r nSr mono in New York, after Il visit to
Mrs. I, i. IVES, and lt,tlo daughter
Who haNc been tho guests OF friends,
mas Lett Tor her home in Roanoke
George Is. Anderson .Ir. has Left for
''oaiirkc. where he has located
u. l.. Staicy is spending some timc
IN tho city visiting friends. lie will
spend fnw days at lIiixabethton.
Ionn. visiting his daughter. before Inc
relur'S to his home in Norfolk.
Miss Lena Stuart, who has been a
hSu .sross nurse im France. is visiting
hcr SISTER. Mrs. w. i. Willicrson
Mrs. II. y. RAIDER of Sprinr,wood. ~
me guest of her sister Mrs. r. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs p. NJ. Montsomcry. or
Erwin, Tenn. arc spending Il few days
in the city.
Mrs. W. p. Gibson OF this city. is
IN Huntington. w Va. with her sist Cur,
Mrs. 5; NJ Sens!baugh. who is rccuper.
atinS from an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Calhoun. OF
Sanatsl, are visiting MIR. Calhou1l's
brother. w. r. Calhoun. on Allcg llnny
Street.
Mrs. O. e. Ports and Norman Ports.
OF it1chmond. arc spending u few DAYS
in tine city on business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
lAWRENcEyiLLE

LAW RENCEvILLE, VA. April ID
.nr. anu Mrs. David Stone Hicks have
ISSUED Invitations to the marriage of
Incir daughter. Miss Mary Morrison 10
Joseph Ashton Seward. the cere,fiony
10 take place on Wednesday, April IS.
Church ''"'
Mrs. Sue Scsar. who is making her
nome with her children here. Mrs b. A.
Lewis and w. S. Scgar, had as her
family. of Hampton, and Mrs. w. IT.
Pearson. OF Norfolk
w. ID. Snow. of Petersburg. was the
recent guest OF his mother, Mrs. Viz
Einia Snow, who is making her home
for the winter at the home OF her son,
j. L. Snow
Miss Nora Stroheckcr. who is teach
ing school at I<enbridge, IL spending
the weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. c. Strohecker. ST..
Mrs: W. s. PEBBLES left this week for
a visit to her daughter. Mrs. Hugh
Tclvcrton. at Wilson. NJ c.
Miss Edna DeNany, who has been
nursing Il case ut Empora for the past
three weeks, returned to her home
here Monday night.
Emmett Green. United States Army,
spent the day at the home OF j. t.
from France, having seen active ser
vice, and is spending n furlough with
his parents at Cochran.
W. S. Thomas. of Suffolk spent sew
eral days here this week. the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. JIeartwell
Lieutenant Norborne Rawlings.
United states Navy. was in town this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

Park orchestra will furnish tho music
mere Will be no admission charged
and no bonds will be sold AZ this meet :
ing.
Highland Park Club.
y; the regular meeting OF the High
land Park Woman's Club on Wednes-
day afternoon at $50 o'clock DIR. Annie
Won Sholly Will speak on Social E:du-
cation. b..
Or Won sholly is first ieutcnan,
In the French army. and has been
recognition of her service during the
war. This lecture is under the social
mo, ally DIVISION OF the e, nsiional war
member will be permitted 10 bring
two guests.
West Point Club.
.yiStorS party" vas as the form Of
Of the Woman's Club i, their social
meeting on Monday afternoon at West
Point The program commttec. com
showed much originality and skill,
| both in their selections and ting intro
duction and CARRYING out Of each
fca.urc. Mrs. II. /. Lewis was hostess
for the afternoon.
OF Interest Hero.
OF tntcres, both here and through
of raconian Springs, Of the marriages
OF their daughter, Dora Lee. TO Stevens
Woodruffs. OF Detroit. Mich. the cerc-
day afternoon. April u. at . o'clock in
the Baptist Church at Waterford. Dr.
Charles /. lierndon, Of Warcnten, Of
uciatcd.
The bride. who was given in mar
rage by her father wore a gown of
over il. Her only ornament was 4
diamond bar bin and her flowers were
white roses and lilies OF the valley. Miss
Virginia Brooke Hopkins. Of Laurel
Md, WAS her maid of honor. Her gown
was fashioned of yellow gcorgcttc
crepe trimmed with wcllow satin and
| she wore black picture hat with gold
trimmings. Her bouquet was of yellow
roses. The bridesmaids were Miss Ruth
Woodruff. sister Of tho groom, OF De-
| troit; Miss Betty Crossman, and Miss
namSia 1h9mp,s'on and Miss Eusenia
were Of yellow organdy made with
LOUNGES and sashes. OF white footing.
trimmed with gold yellow shapdragon
! and lavcndar swcctpcaS Ted with ye>,
allow strcamcrs formed their bouquets.
Donald C'ookscy. Of New Haven.
f. Conn. was the groom's best man. and
! the ushcrs werc: Charles Grouse. OF
Beiroii; John Christ!c. of New Haven;
Lee Hope. or Philadelphia. and Fenton
Fadeley, OF Washington.
FoliowinG the ceremony rcccption
was held IT 'Graystone: the brides
home. Later Mr.. an dMrs. Woodruff
left for a honeymoon in California.
Easter Entertainment nj Camp Lee.
For the enjoyment OF the sick and
wounded in the Base Hospital al Camp
Lee the WomanS AuNiltary War Camp
ComInunity Service is giving an Easter
entertainment on Monday afternoon AT
j o'clock. Ice cream and cake will be
served each man and the chairmen OF
che different wards and their commit
tees working under tho auspices OF the
organization are asked TO make their
weekly visit on this day and assist in
the serving. Those who are going are
asked 20 take the car leaving Seventh
and Perry Streets At u o'clock on
Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
HARRISONBURG
Especial TO the Times Dispaton J

Especial to the Times Dispatof.)
=, IihRRISONBURG. April 10 Miss
Mary Carpenter. who has been relieved
from activity after eighteen months
service in tho Nurses Army Reserve
c.orPs. stationed at Camp Cody. New
Mexico Az is visiting her mother, Mrs. l..
w: Carpenter.
Lieutenant and Mrs. b. M. Ediavr,ch
and two children, OF New York. arc
visiting Mrs. Henry Ney.
Corporal Bernard Denton. who has
seen service in Fra1cc arrived here
Thursday. and is visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Denton. Corpora
Denton sailed for France last Easter.
s ena during ms stay abroad visited
M Hr' % IH %e v ana fa% n
home OF DR.. Todd's father, II. a. Todd.
at Mt. Solon.
Mr.. and Mrs. s Il. pritchard. OF pc
tcrsburg. arc visiting in tho home OF
Mrs. II. j.. Wilson.
Private Earl CARRIER has arrived at
his homo here from France, where he
saw service for over a year
Mrs. NJ. a. Ray. Of Yves; Palm Beach.
Fla, is visiting her daughter, Mrs Joe
Tyler.
Ensign Wilbur Spitcr. OF New York.
is visiting his sister. Mrs Emma Spit
Mrs. l. ]. Golden 6 vstnE relatives
II Washington and Baltimore.
Mss Juliet SiDert is visiting in Wash
ington.
Miss Jessie ID. Conrad a student in
Randolph Macon Women's College nj
NY nchburg. has arrived in town to
spend the Easter holidays with he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
LYNCHBURG

ISpecal TO The Times Dispatc
I.HNC.HBCSG VA. April l9.-Mrs
Charles Brown. of Norfolk. has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
bobdon
Mrs. Alvin 4. Parker and little dau.;h,
during the week.
Mrs. John $. Witt is visiting acr
mother Mrs, a. L. Langley, at Charles
Mrs u. c. jackson is in washington
.!Is. Annie W. Shaner has returned
TO Rocky Mount, y. g.
MIR. and Mrs G. NJ. White alc in
Nina;Cn- Salem. n. c., for a visit with
theit daughter. Mrs. J Holt
MSS Elizabeth Bumgartner. OF Char
lOttcsvillc. has been visiting Miss Bet
tie SmithSon. on Church Street
DIR. L. NJ. Taliaferro and son r. M.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

mauatSrro. Jr., arc back from a two
weeks hshinS trip in Florida
Ianti:. H rs, mrs. L a. Watts are nv At
Mrs Mrs. John S. Wright has returned
lrom,a long stay in Boston
Miss Emma BY is yisitiu.- relatives
at Woodstock e'eS
M. and Mrs. Erncs. williams have
conc 10 Atlantic City for Easter
Mrs; w a. Erwin. Jr. has returned
~ pukc. n C.. after visit here wit h
AIT, and Mrs. j. Il. Mood
MIS- j. j. Moriarity. or Sharon. Pa.
Us visiting relatives here. "''
~; ~ taylor. OF Danvillc. was here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

week, tho guest OF his sisters. Mrs.
j. u. Barklcy and Mrs. J. r. Ovens
Among tho people from Luwrenceville
who attended tho missionary confer
once at Alberta Methodist Church on
Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. 5. II. Short,
Rev. y. II. Foushcc and wife Miss
Mary Short, Mrs J. j. Pond aud Mrs.
O. r.. Short
\. 4. Purdy spent a few days in
Richmond this week.
a. NJ. Rawlings and family and Miss
Carrie Bayicy spent Sunday with their
mother, Mrs. Alice q. Baylcy.
The annual meeting OF tho Law
,rcncoVtlic Baptist Church was held
Wednesday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
WAVERlY


lS?ccial to The Times Dispatch
NANEli.f. VA. April 1e.-,,r.
IT, Runaway and children 49,. ~.
turned to their home in FretIericL y re-
:, Mns Evelyn May Is visiting fricn5E:
Mr. Mr., and Mrs. Fred Ellis and chill.
a 9 nave recently moved from nor
INC homc OF the late DIR. John T.. MAJ
Thomas IL. Howcrton and M,,,
Louise and Emmily Fleetwood dn, ssss
tcrs OF Mrs Howerton by n forrSn-
marriage. have returned home from !,
ten days visit to New York city,
Mrs John Gray left "Wednesday
visit her daughter. Miss Alvah. who l =.
student at Ward Belmont College 10
Mrs o il. West spent "Wednesday
Rufus ID. Norris. who has been sta.
TONED at Camp Mcclellan, Anniston
Ala; for more than one year, has been
discharged from the service. and il INV
DIR. and Mrs. ii. q. Stoneham. after
spending three months in New York
city. have returned to Wavcrly, where
they will reside.
Rev. =. II. l'leNing. d. D., OF Bur.
lingtOn. y. g., arrived in Waverly on
Tuesday, and will conduct a ten DAYS,
revival at the Wavcrly Christian
Church.
Mrs, \. II Eurrow. Of Prince Gcorr.
b. r. Lircsay, on Coppahaunk Avenue
Major y. j.. Chapman. of tho United
States Army. and Mrs. Chapman
formerly Miss Rowe. of Fredericks-
burg, Va. were guests of Mir. and Mrs
T.. W. Chappell, on Last Main Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
SOUTH BOSTON

:, Spr ria +" Tho Times. Disna,chl
"a ToT MI n,GsTo%; VA, Aprii is.-5nlr.
ana hncn MI MI, M'CT Whaiinr. who have
pc'h Nlsl'IhE MI and Mrs Il a. pcnick
have conc 10 MartnsviIc. ~
- rh1nhock Howard. Who served a. :.
Wire'css Gporn.or during the war and
was stationed ~ Gibraltar. has 40,
ccptcd - position here ~
IN entertainment was riycn az 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
CLIFTON FORGE

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. April H.
Mrs. G. II. Tompkius and Mrs. L. =.
DuEyan have returned from an eX-
tended trip to Florida
Il. IL. Cnhoon. who has been residing
at Goshen for the past year. has moved
back 10 this city
Miss Geraldine Larahca. Of Idaho. has
accepted Il position with the Clifton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
WOMEN's MEETIGs.

Of the o Sf HE s Hs.rd Of
he!d IN ne hospital on Tuesaay : atternoon s s
pofs H.SGH n meet w iPe , NEE board Q;
Miss Helen Siochdc! viii address tho reg.
iers. Fourth and Franklin S;reets on rue.
icing en,e ~ r. o o fHb her sarGg,
tioGno n. viewgoin, o. s9 AIn.,eur Mss
@rh 'S'''Y s 4" lin 9s'r W;
bt t "c, ,rns , o. hnmor nroMise TO make
VII Dc chairman Of the meeting and SIR.
:n.rnbefs or Inc .Iunio- Igsgle ,giu b "a "a.
hostess Of the AFTERNOON
The annual election Of officers OF the .x-
SluG- ana i,aioui-Tcscher Associationa wi.
~: .is cCmntttsc, .: which Mrs Joseph Wa.
M oIheTs Room Haj 81. - VI. msst in nc
70 receive nominations from tho indiviJu.i
f.uHp., Mh" Eli b. REPRESENTED b. the fol.
Aren't M,s Charles Gassor j E.cllcvuc.
III ntS Jniit = n"E him bora. MIG ~ q,
]. Ba:on NJ George i"mo ,''T TShn i1t t.r,
9t,5xr.LI - tsira.tt,on: ROY, Mrs. .iohn y.
~ Gs%Ts. Ii.ov3ne H al"THfii}Ge qhr anoSr.
N,en MT. a 6: l;oe.ra has been q" "ss K to
tiyr Of the advisory board having bocn an
ccilv. Tnt5nacr for rev"r" wears In The earl%
W9i4ans ApNiliary. Var camp Co,ninuniHy
rhursday a. Il o'clock in room so 80" o'
lncE. Will hs meeting OF Srea, iu,rye.,
! - inoth.fh OF rirls and all Intcrct'.d I'm
thclr ~rif.re az tho HOthcr4' F:ooIn So T.. =,
l Ho.rsh"H SStre"I TnnrsdsY morning at ii
ht"t or lecture Tor the War Work .ounrI
Z - INC sew YORK city Y. W. & A. viii ad
( :na lapc,a;sonal standard =" rho ,'Siara.
~, =. MDthtrs tlpos Ind Isr"nt-Jcachci
'o,n'' S"i'Ta., haa cHlcndcd cordial nv.ia
,,'I' 70 ''l iitSnIs N"li 4 10
~: ~ :" tIz"it ion 10 :t:"nU th- in.Ct =
s. .,mhc; Il On l,aNU OF absence ~ urc.
Il ,,nnrrt5Soi 1, w"m,n ana is ..tcbin. u rcnrh
I i.,,rtsSI1, ,,lr hontr ana homes tn" rt,I,
n,.m.xtnS th' instrUction or Tic chur.h
,nc sch"o' and the home III p-cpara,IGn o.
w. l-tlgn-ln -l.i,- OF hn.., -. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

parents. Senator and Mrs. Genre. ~
Conrad. fse ~.
Mrs. Harry Oaks OF McAIvey.s r,r,
nf ,hS Mis Is waiting In tho homo
~ AIRS; lanes Fitzsimmons is vis.,;n~
mrs. j. III. ltobcrtSon In washinrton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
N And OFT OF TOMS.

Maior-Gcncrsl and Mrs. barnett and tine
Misses Gordon spending the Weekend A,
thcir couniry estate "Wailhfcld Manor" or
toik after a brief stav with friends in
Ensira and Mrs. W. r.. l.. Smith. Jr. o,
Key West. Fla. the guests OF tho lat
teTs parents. Nj and Mrs. l.. {. Pclouzc
at J:oJ Monument Avenue.
Mrs, Floyd Tyler. q BYRD PARK. loft sew.
era! days ago for Sit. dc Sales Acaden,y
No: y Visit her daughter. who Is a stu.
den: there.
Miss Louise CABOT, = sophomore a; Brvr
M-~r College. Is spending the Easte. ho!i-
Gayz win ner parents in Ginter PARK
Mrs. l.. J Duffcy. who has been visiting
home In New York OF. Wcdi.csday
Mrs.. Robert Ev.and Miller and little son
ROBERT K Miller. III. OF Carter. &. d. are
waiting Mr.. M!!lcrs mother. MIS-. VILLA III
j. Young OF 29i CRANKY Street
Mr. and Mrs. Waite. Crcsth Of i72i Grove
Avenue. are spending Easter in New Yors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
All Aboard! Next Stop
Summertime

UANIERTIME, with its suggestions OF nothing but play
~ nothing but dleness, is welcomed with open by
the youngsters Outfit them with clothes which harmon
ize with play days and sunshne clothes that will stand
hard service and keep fit clothes with the det touches
of style which dear to young girs-Cothes from
Kaufmann's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
rlcasnnt I'natisn

rleasnnt Pnatisne.
~ am afraid, madame said a man
VINO was In search of apartments
that your house is too near the sta
ton TO bc quiet" "It Is u little noisy
nsscntcd the landlady. blu, from the
front windows one has fine view OF
all the people who miss their trains!'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
PiqueCoats
For Children

C. Months, I and 2 Years.
SHOCKED and Bclted Coats, with
and without shawl collars; yoke
styles, some with box pleating
and belted; others straight;
hand and machine mbroidcrcd,
SI.0S TO 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

our usual custom) are added TO
almost daily. Every advance in
the styles reaches our salons in
stantly it makes its appearance.
Satins, Tricolettes, Serges, Poiret
Twills, Tricotines, Nclours and
Tweeds. A good variety Of fabrics
is it not?
$500 TO $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

GIRLS SHOCKS, in Il, 16
and 1S-year sizes, in art
weave white linon, colored
linons. or omhinations of
both white and colors, $3.50,
sos, S3.0S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

Park orchestra will furnish tho music.
There Will be no admission cha cd.
and no bonds will be sold Il, this meet
iDC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-10

WE HAVE been successful in obtaining another lot
w of bushes that will bloom this season. all Madies
and Killarneys dark red and pink rose bushes that
bloom every month These are extra fine large healthy
plants and all in foliage The quantity is limited so
early or you will be disappointed: No mail or
phone orders.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-10
When Women
N eed- Gloves

They naturally look to our
glove section to supply their
wants, knowing well, as they
do, that here is where one may
choose from the most extensive
assortments of the better kind
Featured Saturday are the
following.
e XTRA quality Milanese Gloves,
- silk Paris point or heavy en-
broidered backs, in shades of Gray,
I Mastic, Navy, White and Black; all
with double tipped fingers, two
, clasp styles, at 1.75
p URE Milanese Silk Gloves, in
1 the popular slip-on style, in
novel combination Of white with
gray and pongee, gray with navy
and self, convenient elastic wrists,
double-tip fingers. Priced at ESQ
CHAMOISETTE Washable Gloves
~ for women, slip-on styles, with
adjustable strap at wrist; soft suede
finish, in shades of gray, brown and
white, heavy embroidered backs.
Exceptionally desirable for auto
wear; come in all sizes, at, pr, 1.5O
THAMOISETTE Glove. for wo-
~ men in two-clasp styles, in gray,
pongee, tan, white and black;
washable, at Csc
MAIN FLOOR
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-26
Reds Are Anxious
To OFT fiqhtinq

LONDON. Sunday, May G.-
While there Is no confirmation from
ether sources that Nikolai Lenine,
he bolsheviki premier OF Russia, has
proposed an armistice to Admiral
KoIshak. head Of the all-Russian
government st Omsk, there are indi-
cations that the bolsheviki are anx-
Ions over the fate Of Petrograd and
Moscow. A wireless Russian dis
patch stated that the defense CONG
nittee Of Moscow \ appealing iof
vssnea volunteers for military sery-
he IN towns, and admits that non
bolahsvik troops are fighting in the
lslskIrts Of Riga on the left bank Of
oo-Bsina. >
According TO 4 dispatch from the
9sutsS correspondent with the allied
loeees ii the Murkmsnsk region,
which reflects military views, there
y no doubt ent-. .tained tina. Pe,ro-
arad can be tskea but he says It's
capture would Be useless, owing to
NE allies 1bility to feed the pop
citation a. the British line Of com
munications Is now five hundred
miles long. with = single line Of rail
ways. The correspondent adds that
Admiral Koichaks troops should be
IN Natka IN six weeks and soon aft.
efwards should be in touch with the
Archangel front. He says once sup
plies from iberi are assured. the
csptuse OF Nose w and PetrogYad
will be . matter OF only 4 short time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-26
METHODIST MISSION
SCHOOL SCHEDULED

The eighth annual session Of the
Methodist school Of missions will con-
vene st ST. Lukes church Monday
morning June and continue . week.
Miss Patterson Of Chicago will lead
the home and foreign study, Rev.
Dean G. Dutten pastor Of Wesley
Tsbsrnsels ehurch, and Dr.. r. N. Nc
Cash. lsssidentVel Phillips univessity
q EnN, WI eoaduet Bible studies.
Evening session will consist Of .
youMg womem's conference at O'Clock
followed q . O'Clock with . lecture,
The eoaferenee 10 intesdenominatl atlonal
md sAe peblic b sxtsnded an invita-
lion 10 attend. A Rainbow luncheon
given Monday evening Al St. Luke,
church.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-26
AUDITORIUM BOND ISSUE PROPOSED
Segregation Law Up Tomorrow
United States District Court
TO Pass on Injunction Re-
quested by Negro Of This
City,

Hearing on a request for an injunc.
ton against the enforcement OF the
negro segregation ordinance here will
he held in the United States district
court at Guthrie. beginning tomorrow
morning. Counsel for William Floyd,
a negro. arrested here three weeks
ago on q charge OF purchasing prop
erty in a block where as many as rs
percent OF the property owners were
white persons. asked for the injunc-
ti6n.
All the city commissioners city coun-
sellors and several police officials
were subpoenaed. bu, all were excused
except Municipal Counsellor Ross Lii
lard and his assistant Charles H.
Ruth. The result OF the hearing, III a
large measure. will establish the va
lidity OF the ordinance. The ordinance
was drawn up a year ago but it was
not until 4 month ago that the COM
missioners decided to strictly enforce
il. In the event that ii fails Lillard
said he would draw up another that
would stand up.