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Bliss Electrical School.

Bliss Electrical School,
TAKOMA PARK.
Rooms in nreproof dormitory for men Or mar
ried couples only. Rooms with two meals daily
and three on Sundays.
SINGLE, $12 week. $3.50 month; DOUBLE.
$40 week. $3.50 month each.
Train or trolley. Five minutes walk from
District line at Georgia ave. Phone Col. 3s25.
CHAPULTEPEO INN. 2a21 14th st.-Comfort-
persons. with drst-class table board: rates per
day. week or month. 81
1918 EYE NW.-second- story room for couple;
near govt. depts. and cars: good table. l.
l7l5 FIRST N.W-Room for two ladies'; also
four table boarders. North 3114
COMFORTABLE. airy room. suitable for two
ladies', men or couple; unexcelled home cook
ing; business people only; lunches made up if
desired. Reasonable. Col S720. 1"
1902 18th sT. NW-IArge cool rooms. single
beds. for couple Of ladies' or gentlemen: with
breakfast and dinner; nrstcIass accommoda-
tions.
CHEVY CHASE, NEAR CLUB. IN BEAUTI-
perches; suite of two or three large fur
Aished rooms, with private BATH windows
opening on sides; private porch; large clos
cts: private telephone; hot-water heat and
electric light. Price. $120 or $40. Meals IL
desired, and with private table; references
ouired. Phone Cleveland 101. l.
1905 18th N.W.-Two large we'll furnished
rooms; with board. L.
s13 e. CAP. sT.-sinEle room. with board
for lady. l.
14l4 ST. N.w.-Two double rooms, large
room, private BATH windows: electricity;
good board; central location; summer rates. l.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
WANTED-R00Ms.

TWO FURNISHED ROOMs-Iight housekeep-
ing: young married couple: within four squares
of Home moving pictures. 18th and c SITS.
me-; state price. Address Box 17S-k, Star
Evening star., 1919-05-01
WANTED-GARAGES.

GARAGE OR GARAGE SPACE FOR ONE
Dodge: vicinity Cathedral and Connecticut aves.
Call Columbia 1892. So
GARAGE OR GARAGE SPACE FOR ONE
Maxwell car. vicinity of Vermont ave- and X
ST. Phone Franklin 512S. Miss Johnson. IL
Evening star., 1919-05-01
APARTMENTS TO LET.
FURNISHED.

18th AND SITS N.w--Two BEAuTIFrI.
Iy furnished rooms with private bath and dress
ing room: all conyenieuces, delightful summer
apt. Phone North 64S5
sUBLET UNTIL JUNE Is. COMPLETELY
furnished apt: a.m.i. two large rooms
Kitchen reception hall. bath, In modern apt.
house near 18th and Col. road NV. s'a'
adults only. North Sl35.
1918 EUCLID sr.-TWO- ROOM NON HOUSE
keeping; piano: porch; southern exposure; ,esr
Central High School $50: arranged for three
or four; $40; immediate possession. :.
I2ls KENYON ST. N.w.-CoMPLErELY FIR
nished apartment. consisting of living room.
bedroom. large kitchenette. private tile hath.
closets: ~ minutes TO Treasury; convenient {"
14th or 11th st. car lines: for married couple
only. Telephone Columbia 1856
FIvERo FURNISHED APARTMENT; ALL
outside rooms: telephone; electric lights. Az
ply wM. J. HOFFMAN, 900 New York ave.
NV.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED 7ROOM AMI
bath apt. centrally located in NV; price.
500; June l to October or longer. Phone
". 4l9. 3
BROOM AND BATH FURNISHED APT; TWO
porches; $50. Phone Col. Z27.
INDEPENDENT MODERN BACHELOR APT.
two rooms. reception hail and bath: substan-
TALLY appointed: front: overlooking park: near
Shoreham: immediate possession TO purchaser
Of furnishing including Weber piano; rental
moderate. Address Box 2O4 X. star Office. 70
THREE ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE; NICE
ly furnished: gas stove, sink and gas: $50.
1908 st. p
FOR LEASE UNTIL OCTOBER FURNISH
ed, two outside rooms and bath, At the Farrn-
gut. Address Boz 174-K. Star once. -
l40 r. ]. AVE. NE-FRONT BEDROOM, IN
residence; nicely furnished In mahogany; ori-
entail rugs; Ink. privileges; $40 monthly.
WANTED-YOUNG. REFINED COUPLE To
share apartment; no children. Call at $40 3th
st. ne; ssk for M West.
THE FARRAGUT. 18th AND EYE STs. NV.
Apt. 5OS-Four rooms kitchenette and bath:
possession June !: terms. $l25 month. Can
be seen after IL an. y
1887 COLUMBIA ROAD LARGE ROOMS,
kitchenette and bath; telephone. electric lights.
gas; laundry privileges: no children: $50. Sc
WILL SHARE ATTRACTIVE HOUsDKRFr-
ing apartment NV. with congenial young lady.
Address Box 160-k. Star Oface. -1
1871 IRVING ST.. CORNER Mt. PLEAsANT-
Attractively furnished suite. living room. two
bedrooms, private bath and sleeping porch; fac
ing east, south and west; overlooking yard:
phone. gas. electricity. linen; maid service:
also real kitchen. living room and library. on
first floor: suitable for parties approaching re-
nned surroundings. Phone Col 8329
6Is ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD.-3 ROOMS.
bath. porch; h.-w. heat and supply; screens.
awnings. sss range. electricity: attractively
furnished: nse Of laundry and yard; 80 per
month: no children. Tel. Col. 1886. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-20
Mas CabLegra,,,as
" ODE NUESTRos OoRRESPoNsALEs EsPECIALRHJ
POR CABLE INCLES.

True translation filed with may
1919, of the following Sec e. p L. R l9s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-20
Ell SENSATIONAL VUELO TRASATLANTICO ENTIRE
AMERICA EUROPA

SANJUAN (Terranova) mayo 49, Ell teniente Harry Haw
kerr nspido ayador ausaano coandante Mackenzie ce
han cumpdo paIaba de que sacficaran la vda
necesario, para adeIanarse competidores.
Los dos bravos aeronatas pesar de las uvas que
do continues anzaonse al espacio perderon
pidez cnematograhca.
Los avadores vaes oporundad
los pepaato reazados Hawer Giev pero
gos que etos condolences de la am6sfera
Tecorrerian Vvo las 1900 mas hasta la Gran Bretaa
NoTA DE LA REDAccION-Para ahorrar tempo peso
Hawker ha desstdo de planes erfeconar
ambco,y photo tendra teIegrafia hos O.
espeaba fuese nstaIada
drk detennna posc6n medante mensaes ocasonae
naambrcos ansdos los barcos que encuentre
ia. 8FtE@
ssopwith'' Que vueIa awker tene una ex
tension Dc ala de 4e pies pugadas largo 81 pies desd
rAdador asa t6n estd provista de aqna RoIs-Roy
de 375 cabaIlos de fuerza.
La maquna Marnsyde" en- que vuea Raynhan es tabien
de fabrication ngIesa mde pies
ytos ~ de largo Tanben esa equpada maquna
Royce $50 cabaos de fueza cacua que
doce millas mas enta que la de Hawker.
Ell MAR ATLANTICO FUE UNA INMENSA
ta LINEA DE BRILLANTES LUCES
LQNDRES mayo.-Toda la noche iIumnado e mar,
extension mil mias, de America Europa
Los cohetes cada cnco mnuto anzaban los destoyes
tormaban hlera de continual
las hidropanos) sigueron bo las Azores
Adenas de los destroyers
extension del buques ngeses portugeses
que zaparon notvo de Gibraltar las Azores
las canarias
Aguardase por indescrptbe ansedad. noz
ticia que de del abo del tenente Hawker
dante Grieve Iranda.
Las estacoiOnes teegraa Interrupt
c6n cdn del Cobeno as las todos los buques
cantes Que yaian entire Europay America.
Estos los 1ncos pueden dar noticias de Hawer
poto por haber dedo los dos avadores evar los
lAmbricos
NOTA De LA REDAccoN.-Ei hidropIano Nc4, de la
da de Estados Undo lego fezmente bahia poEugue
sa Horta Faya 200 mas nautcas conta
das desd Tepasy lie quedan $50 Lsboa IT'S
de Lisboa Plymouth (Ingaterra). =
La HOSTILIDAD CONTRA ROMANONES
MADRID, mayo 1oE Ateneo acepto por unanimidad,
or conde de RoanOnes del cargo de Pes
dente de aqueIa docta Corporation.
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IMPORTANTES MANIFESTA-
CLONES DEL LCDO. VINCENTY

= En- nuestro nGmero de inanana
publicaremos una interesallte en-
trevista que celebro un Redactor
de este peri6dico con ell conocido
abogado y pedagogo Don Francis
co Vincenty.
El Lcdo. Vince9ty Sc refiere a
la huelga de profesores y hace ma
aifestaciones cue cl pals debe CO.
rocer.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-20
FRANCISCO ocHoTEco

Proccdente dc los Estados Uuidos,
dondc cursa una carrcra universitaria
ha regrcsado al scno dc su familia, el
joven Francisco ochoteco pasar mas
vacaciones.
Deseamos al joven amigo, grata per-
manencia entire sus distinguidos IA
miliares.
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translation filed with the Postmaster
1919 of the following cables required by
ALEMANIA DICE ENFATICAMENTE QUE NO FRAARA La PAza
DiSENCIONES CON LOS AUSTRlAcOS.
BERLIN, mayo 19EI presdente de Aenana Ebert decla-
r6 ante nmensa manifestation p1bca que rmar6
la cue tratan de mponerIe los AIados
HUNGA, mayo 1o-Han surgdo muy hondas diferenciass
entire los Delegates aIemane ratado que
yoria quiere rechazar
= Las dsencones tambien muy profu
das. sM
CUATR0CENTOS MUERTOS EN- ESMIRNA
VOLENTlSMOS COMBATES EN- LA COSTA ,9a
LoNDRES, mayo 19-Ha habdo sangrientos
ora de Esmrna Tuqa asiatca) haberse propueso
embacar topas los Aados, para possession de aque
toro
800 tlrcos> .6-ss si
.AF AS vicTCRFA DE Los 8AxRfALSTAS ssA
MOSCOW mayo "a Ia negatva fuina,os
de provincial dc Basaraba guerra
entire Rumania Russia.
Ell TRATAD0 DE PAZ CON AUSTRIA SURE OTRO
APLAZAMIENTO ts;
PARIS mayo 19-Asegufase que pospuesta hasta e
fin de presentation del Tratado paz
debdo la ncertdumbre por suacion Europa
MUERTE DE UN EX-DIRECT0R
WASHINGTON mayo 1o-7a faecdo ell general Santos Ze
aya quen fue Presdente Rep1bjca
caragua, reelega las plnas bayonetas
/ Ell PRIMER MAGISTRATE DEL BRASIL.
ES FESTEJADO POR Los REYES
ROMA mayo 1o-Esta nafana lego a ciudad Ell Pre-
sdente eecto de la rep1bca del Brasil Epao
quen ue recbdo los Reyes Goberno seccon
con bandera lie ndieron toda cIase de honores
ALEMANiA TERNlINA Ell PREAMBULO DE SU RESPUESTA1
f- A LOS PODERES s4g-
BERLIN mayo 19Por conducto Official declAase que
do conclude ell preambuo que
| los terminus del Tratado de Paz #Y3st
Sc duda mucho que tennne de aau ma
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-20
GRAN OCCASION PARA Ell CoMERCIo
AL PoR MAYOR.

Ponchos milares. PantaonciIos. Camisetas
tort pOlainas, largOs
Chamarretas propias mccanicOs. Capas de aqua.
PcOs mangOs cOmpletamente
Sas pgadas prOpias Cne MOnOs dc cafe pro-
piOs para HofeIcs, Cafes puperias.
Baucs mres de camarOte MosquterOs fras
fOrrados cOn Maquinia
sas gfandes peqaea maes dc la
ma agOd6n completes azuIe color a HIOIdes para
bricar BizcochOs pan in6nidad de de cocina
mercancas prOcedentes del CampamentO
RODRIGUEZ HERMANOS Co. - San Jose g.
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ULTIMA HORA
Ell 1NTREPiDO AVIADOR HAWKER ESTA LLEGANDO

lONDRES, mayo 19Ef aeroplano del aviador Hawker
oomandante Greve quenes saeron de St John teanova
ia solo ounce mIIas de la irIandesa.
La cudad esta oca de jbo por habe u ng6s pri
avador que ha crzado Gina del Aantico de- America
Europa.
Sc da por SECURE que Hawker ganara preo $4,000
ofrecdo por ell LONDON DAILY MAIL.
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IMPORTANTE

Sc interesa comprar I'M
pasajc de segunda clase pa
ra Ell vapor San Juan, que
saidra de aqui ell II del
actual. Dir1ase al Aparta-
do 545, San Juan.
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CabLegran1aS de "EL Mundo"
4 ODE NUHsTRos ooRREsPoNsALEs EsrEcIAIES
CABLE INGLES.
POR CABLE INGLES.

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1919 of the following
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-20

FL famoso aviador Harry Hawker que atraveso aver
el Aantico aeroplano. Seg1n recienfes cables de
FL MUNDO, el aysdor Hawker agusrdaba ha pocos
dias St John, Terranova OCCASION favorable para
decidrse emprender arriesgado vueo.
En- la Parte inferior de la fotograa la esposa
hita de Hairy Hawker, que aguardan ansosamente Ia
victorosa vuelta del bravo photo. Fot Underwood
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L.cdo. Salvador Sueu

Sc complace en- participaf q sus
amigos Y rclacionados que tienc nue.
vamcnte instalados su bufete v Of
Gina notarial en- su antique local del
edifcio del American Colonial Bank
de San Juan, P. r.
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Sc DEsEA

connprar un pasaie de ida
en- primera para Nueva York.
Debe ser del vapor "SAN
JUAN que sale .el pr6xiso
Microbes, Mayo n. Para
referencia dirijase al apartado
173 o lame al teI@fono No.
sos.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-11-07

Mrs. S. S. Law, of Lynchburg, Va.
spent several days last week with Mrs.
c. M. Law.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Latimer, Sr.,
of Woodstock, are spending the win
ter with Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Latimer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Daniel
returned on Wednesday from a visit
to Mr.. Daniels uncle, Mr.. w. B.
Hurst in Mansfield, Ga. They also
stopped over for short visit to Mrs.
w. J. Sockwell, in Covington.
Mrs. Chastain Cuthrow, of Lincoln
ton, N. c., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Howard Rhodes.
Miss Alice Thornton. Of Atlanta,
was the weekend guest of Mrs. c..
E. Hedges.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Whitworth
have taken rooms with Mrs. Patrick
II. King on Cherokee Street.
Dr. and Mrs. Warren E. Benson
and Miss Emma May Rambo return
ed on Sunday from a weeks visit to
New York. Dr. Benson attended the
o-"A OOAiSlS oSy anu MTS. benson
and Miss Rambo attended the Drama
Council of the Y. w. C. A.
Misses Leone and Florence Swan
son and Miss Louise Kincaid spent
the weekend in Paramount with Mrs.
E. E. Keith.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Segars and
children, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Van
SAINT, all of Atlanta, were the Sun
day guests of Mrs. M. R. Lowman.
The Marietta friends of Mrs. Harry
Watkins, of Smyrna, will be glad to
hear she is much improved after a
serious illness.
Mrs. Charles Keeter, of Talking
Rock, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
L. A. Stowe.
Mrs. j. M. Sanders of Atlanta,
spent Sunday here, with her sister,
Mrs. c. B. Willingham.
Miss Elizabeth Barrett, of Shorter
College, is spending the weekend
with Miss Lucille Morris.
Miss Frances West of Athens, was
the attractive weekend guest of Miss
Augusta Hedges.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-11-07
Society

Club Dinner
Mrs. George Montgomery, chair
man, Mrs. Dan Anderson, Mrs. J. E.
Massey, Mrs. J. R. Brumby, Mrs. EN-
ma DuPre, Mrs. 7. w. Read, Mrs.
w. I. Stevens, Mrs. Glenn March
man, and Mrs. W. C. Carriker were
y be committee in charge of the Hal
0we en- dinner given at the Golf Club
Son Thursday evening.
A delicious buffet supper was
served to one hundred guests.
A number of young ladies assisted
the committee in entertaining. Thew
were Misses Emma Katharine And
erson, Emmie Montgomery, Dorothy
and Elizabeth Stephens, Margaret
McNeel and Mamie Conor.
Beautiful Halloween Party
Mrs. Creswell Morrisette was hos
tess at a beautiful Halloween party
on Friday afternoon, entertaining
eleven of her young friends.
The rooms where the young guests
were received were most artistically
decorated in all the symbols of the
season. In one room, arranged as a
fortune-teller's tent and whereby
lighted, Miss Mary Howell, in Orien-
tai costume and masked, astonished
the girls by the unerring accuracy
with which she told their fortunes.
The dining-room was beautifully
decorated in pink. The delicious
ices, which were served, were frozen
in pink roses.
Those present were Misses Jean.
Alma and Virginia Sanders, Emily
Haynes, Roberta and Carolyn Sylves-
ter, Nancy and Martha Morris, Mari
anne Brumby, Frances Wells and
Amanda Groves.
Lovely Dinner Party
A lovely event of Thursday even
ing was the dinner party which Mrs.
Ryburn Clay rendered her geust, Mrs.
M. w Robertson, of Boston, Mass.
Hallowe' decorations were used
very effectively, black and yellow be-
ing the general color-scheme. Strips
OF black and yellow crepe paper hung
from the inverted bowl in the ceiling.
ners of the table. The place cards
and were drawn to the four cor
were of Halloween suggestion, as
were the favors, which the guests
drew from large Jack Horner pie.
invited to meet the charming guest
OF honor were Mr.. and Mrs. D. C..
Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Gorge WEIGH, Mr..
and Mrs. L. N. Trammell, Mr.. Tram
nell Scott, of Atlanta, and Mr.. Ry-
burn Clay.
Birthday Party
Mrs. A. S. Cohen complimented
her grandson, Willis Miner, III, with
a pretty party on Saturday after
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-11-07

noon, the occasion celebrating his
NTH birthday. Those present were
MARIE and Jeanneane Massey. Marie
Massey and Remley Brumby, Jose.
phlne Austin, Ruth Shackleford, Geo.
montgomery, Margaret and Doyle
Butler, Ed Groves, Madison and Eli
zabeth Fowler, Harold Hough, Talley
and Emily Moore, Emily and Amanda
Groves and Jasper Dorsey.
Misses Pauline Read and Bessie
stephens assisted Mrs. Cohen in en-.
PERTAINING.
Children's Party
Little Pauline Reed celebrated her
twelfth birthday with pretty party
on Thursday afternoon, inviting a
number of her girl friends.
The children played indoor games.
and enjoyed delicious refreshments.
consisting of ice cream and cake.
Those present were Lillian Med
ford, Mary Katherine Manning, Mar
garet Black, Elizabeth Milan, Evelyn
Black, Etheleen Shaw, Ida Nav
Hicks, Julia Abbott, Dorothy and
Evelyn York, and Katherine Benson.
Linen Shower
for Marietta Sanitarium
Kennesaw Chapter, U. D. c., gave
the Marietta Sanitarium a linen
shower on last Friday, in token of
the fact that the doctors in charge of
this hospital has set aside a charity
ward.
The committee in charge of the
donation were Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. Tom
Florence, Mrs. Frank Hardeman and
Miss Lillian Grogan.
This most acceptable gift was
much appreciated by those in charge
OF the sanitarium.
Halloween Party
Mrs. S. H. Hall entertained num-
Der of her young friends at a most
enjoyable Halloween party on Friday
evening.
Inc reception rooms were beauti-
fully decorated, all the arrangements
carrying out the Halloween idea.
A salad course was served. About
sixty guests were present.
Philatheas Entertain
The Philathea Class of the First
Methodist Church entertained at a
most successful Halloween party on
Friday evening in the church parlors.
Their guests included the members
of the Baraca Class land the officers
of the Sunday School and their
wives.
Autumn leaves, pumpkins and sry-
santhemums were used in decorating
carrying out the Halloween idea.
The leadies of the class CARRIED as
ghosts, welcomed them into the par
lors, where many surprises of fear
full and spooky nature, awaited them.
On shaking the hand Of Miss Daisy
White, president of the class, so cor
daily offered them, the unsuspecting
guests Cor victims) were given a
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-11-07
severe and agonizing shock. A small

severe and agonizing shock. A small
electric shocking machine explained
this mystery. This. was one of the
most amusing incidents of an event
full evening.
Bobbing for apples, musical nut
hunt, of which Mr.. Dempsey Med
ford was winner, and a peanut race
in which Mr.. John Cogburn was VIC
torious were other features of the
occasion.
Miss Cox in witches garb told for
tunes, presiding over cauldrin from
which each guests fate was drawn.
Miss Cox's witty fortune telling
caused much merriment.
Mrs. Glenn Giles was the general
chairman in charge of the affair, Miss
Daisy White was in charge of the
entertainment committee and Mrs.
George A. Griffin was head of the re-
freshment committee.
Il
Miss Burt Entertains
Miss Georgia Burt entertained her
Sunday School class at a most de-
lightful Halloween party Friday ev-
ening in Kennesaw.
The house and spacious veranda
were very artistically decorated with
autumn leaves, black cats, owls,
ghosts and witches, which gave the
interior such weird aspect, one felt
as if he were really in the land of
COLLINS.
The veranda and interior were il
Eliminated with Jack O. lanterns, and
two large pumpkins were placed at
the entrance, and were very attrac-
tive with large faced cats on each
side with candles lighted in them,
defining the features.
The children were entertained
throughout the evening by various
games suggestive of the season, and
fortune-telling.
After refreshments were served all
fished for favors, and returned to
their homes declaring they had spent
most delightful evening.
Mrs. Frank Burt, Mrs. E. l.. Hill
and Mrs. Jennie Burt assisted in en-
tertaining.
The most remarkable event of the
evening was real live black cat COM
ing to take part in the Halloween
celebration, but the little cat died
next morning and Miss Burt was ac-
cused OF poisoning it as she was
told by several friends she would
surely be an Gold maid" If she
should keep it.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-11-07

Mrs. A. G. Sheftall had as her
guests Sunday, here two sons Mr..
Cooper and Mr.. De La Sheftall and
Miss Wragg, of Atlanta.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-11-07

Mrs. Will H. WEIGH, Miss Cynthia
Allgood and Messrs. j. L. and Harry
Allgood visited Mr.. Fl. E. Allgood in
Rockmart, last week.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-11-07

Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Keller
mad as their guests on Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilder Glover and Bolan
Glover, and Messrs. Frances and
George Camp, of Emory University
and George Keller, of Georgia Tech.
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Barnes received
a telegram last week from their son,
Mr.. Knox Barnes, of the U. S. Navy,
announcing his safe arrival in New
York. He is now stationed at Camp
Dix, and expects to be mustered out
soon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-27
NEGRO COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES FRIDAY

Dongla. high school commencement
exercises will be held Friday evening
in the city auditorium when fourteen
student, will receiye diplomas follow
ing an address by Rev w II Nelson
pastor OF the Negro Methodist church
Tomorrow evening twenty cigh,
common school graduates Of negro
school. OF the city will receive dplo-
mas. following a program Of music
and an addre" by S. K YounRblood,
principal Of negro schools Exercises
will be held in the auditorium of the
Dougla, high school
Last evening regular Ga" day cx.
ercises for Douglas high school grad
yates were held a, the school audio-
rum Elmer Bush delivered the class
Grafton. Lula Ealey the class proph-
csy. Mary Taylor the class history and
Gertrude TAYLOR the class will.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-27

will require two coats viii wear
for years with an occasional repain,-
ing
To Renew RuS,ed S,ovcpipe lit
tie raw lnccd oil rubbed upon a
stovcpipe will stop rust and remove
rust spots. After i, is dry use stove
polish to cover the place and the pipe
will look lust like new
When Poaching Eggs, II YOU will
add half teaspoon OF vinegar to the
water before dropping in the eggs, you
will find the eggs will hold their shape
bette and you won't waste so much o.
the white which would otherwise fall
to pieces.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-27

eS at a dance at the Country club
this evening to be given IN their
honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Weaver OF
28l Classen boulevard will leave the
fnst OF the week for Boston. where
they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. II. Willis
and Mr.. Phil Weaver. Mr.. Weaver
will return after q months visit, but
Mrs. Weaver will spend the summer.
y
Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Potter and son,
Byron jr, Of ll20 East Twelfth street
and Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Culbertson jr.,
and son, John III, Of ) Ashton place,
returned last night from . motor trip
to Medicine Park. where they spent q
week.
Mrs. Ray McGreer and 'diuihteY
Jeanne Of sos North Durland avenue
will 90 to.St. Louis June !. where they
will attend the graduation exercissi
Of Principia college, where Nisi
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Madame Iacatemalre.

This is new picture OF Madame
lacquemaire, daughter OF Premier
Clemenceau. She IS seen wearing the
croix de guerre, ono OF the many
decorations she received for heroic
war work
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Lucille Rector Of Omaha, niece OF Mrs.
McCfeer, is a senior.
\ y
Circle Two OF the University Place
Christian church will meet tomorrow
al 2:O o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
r. A. Salli,ch of,l44J West Twenty
eighth street
Mr.. T. n. Tidnam Of l4b West
Thirty-fourth street last Saturday to
Join Mrs. Tidnam in visiting their
daughter. Mrs. c, V. Rogers OF
Dallas
Mrs. George A. Darden Of Dalla,
and Mrs. ]. A. Edwards Of Lo,
Angeles will arrive today TO be the
guests for q month OF Mr.. and Mrs
| William w. Edwards OF Jl0S Classer
| boueittrd. H,'n 't''I
Dr.. R. F. Looney Of lli8 Wes
Sixteenth street expects to leave th'
first OF the week TO join Mrs