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New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Satisfies Judgments

he second that of the creditor and date
when Judgment fled.
Chace, Louise E.-A. Reingold et
Cotton. Matthew@ei. II. Kennedy '''''O'
& Co Inc; Feb l. 1913 32e 20
Dyer, f Observation-Disclosures Ship
Fog. henry E.~-s Fox; Jan 20. 3''l'''@
Kqlsksrboehsg IS Rag g.: Inc, ~ '''
Inc. March II. 1919. ;... 542.17
pevereaux. John. ard Louis f
siegel-People, etc; Dec. 10.
Meyer. Louis - TOXIC Restaurant l0000
Co, Inc. Nov y. 1879 .:...; 1915
IN; sorscher; Dec: :. 1919 ,27l5
y March ., 1913. .-..... 1876
Shivers- Audubon MI. Bank of
n. I: juno :. 1872. .-....,.-. s,a4s.4s
Pratt e al, April -. 19l7.... 0Goi4
Liebiich, Henry M--h. DrenstOck
e al; Feb 10, lel7.. .......... 1885
WiIlaIn Heneerson - HARRISON
silverman, Louis.L. NJ Higgins, .'S
sppon. Iron iI Harry. Louis rishiandier '''s'
or Louis Wilson and Benjamin
Lew II Young; April 2, 1914 1,oo3.5s
N9rls sdlshdTd hsIshls A. HssaSsr.saa Hssty GS saa
saygs Bank, July IS. 1sle s.o4sc7
Buchuan, Liber, Aaron Huchman.
Isidore buchanan and Max Ma
sel-H. IiaUsnian ct al. June
9 1879 treversea) ...........- ssa3.27
Fisii,.oio. felice. md Rocco Cal
1913 ....'....... 10000
Wl.d. Charles " jr-M S.
Hutchinson ct al: July lG,
1918 ....... ............. S13f1
McC,onisie Daniel. and Nathan
Flounan-l.. Leiov!ci NOV.
Of chatteis. T..-'...,.....,.. s1o.1s
Landau, Mathtas-I4 VI. Littauer.
sept 20. 1912 .......~r..-... 1859
Herzogs Cloak and Suit Com
pany. Inc.-M. Winter; Oct.
%. 1913 s........... 1.ss2lo
Postlglione Carmine and Mara
nine-F Ficalora. Dec. 3,
1915 .....-.............. s4l64
In Bronx County
No satisfied Judgments building loan
contracts nleG
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Wood;n Predicts Huge
Railroad Car Business

While viewing the prospects for Eu-
ropean business with concern because
Of adverse foreign exchange rates. W
II. Woodin, president of the American
Car and Foundry Company, declared
yesterday that railroad car builders in
this country are going tc have the
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Bntter-Receipts 4.6l5 Packages Cream
cry higher than extras, lb. 7s@ 7ic; ex
81 score, 50 q re; hrsts ss TO SO score.
81 q q Csc; seconds, SO to 81 score. IS q
doo; creamery. held or storage. highe
hrsts, 81 q csc, seconds $50 60; IN
suited. hhiiFheg than ex.ras' ,s@7 75e'
s@c5nGs @t5 saeeo g sts G diry fTS tubs e o:,
70 q Tic; good to prime. GSN 6sc common
20 .alr a. q &C: renovated extras, IS r. q
nrsts 5+ff S5c iadies, current make. hrsts.
- a &c, se,oNds a04 % re; packing
stock. current make. so. L. 4e y q Soc 80
Nlec~e Receipts lgsl boxes. state
white. whole n.tlE fr"sh tiats, colored, 10,
Nats. specials. b ~ {, sac, average run 81.
@92c, lower grades. 2sa 3oaac. twins
held. specials whites, 81 z q s214c. col
ored. 81 a 32c. average run, white,
SIC; colored. sic. lower grades, 269
90 '4c' Wisecnsin, SC, whole milk, twins
a2Q32lsc. held s2l4 q $50. douelo daisies
fresh. 81 = q 80 i2c; held. S2@ 321sc; Young
Americas fresh. s2Ws2%c; cheddars. Ca
madam. in bond. y l30tc; state skins
specials, ga 22Aac prime to choice, II
q orc, fair to good, l44 lie, lower grades
Eexe-Fresh gathered. es.ras pcr doz.
IS @ 7ec. extra nrsts. 7tu7-c: ti,sts. 73 q
T5c. seconds and poorer "a q 7ec; drties
No. ], 5e@5sci good 70 choice, dry. At
oharses paid. "a n 5sc; nrsts, 52W W54c; sec
onds. 46M role. uudtrrradeA SON 45c; ster-
iiized % sc dirfles. SS @44c, checks
80 tasc. whites. 52Nt0c, state3 pennsyl-
Vtuia ana nea by Western hennery whites
MAS. sac, nfsts - q s4c; undererades
"a a 7sc, common 20 choice. "A q SEC. pull
lets. 12U Zoe. Pacific Coast whites. express
!rsts, - q soc. other Western and South
ern. gathered whites, 72g soc; state. Penn
Syivauia. nearby hennery browns. fancy. so
a S2c. mixed colors, graded, fancy, !S4l
79c. fair to choice II (gTyc.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23

figuring estimate the actual consump.
tion OF silk goods at present as no
greater than usual, while others insist
that larger quantities Of silk are being
used.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Business Troubles

Penfeld, L. stoddard--Moon Bros
r, GO ........: .,........ 11s s32
Foltzzotts. Matt.o and New Am
sterdam Casualty Co-People.
RebolI John = NJ Mergentince '''N
Republic Trading Co.-schafser &
Rudenberg Mfg. Co. :..... 7sG 90
E, Exch. Bank ................ 17ass
SCHWARTZ, Hessie-i-awyers Mtg
sutton Vaughn Equipment CO.,
9. lnc- n,tro'n,s.ry s Co., Inc. 1852
Review. Inc. :.....':........... sos o5
standard Drug Label & l3ov
Works. Inc.--,irand Union ITold-
ing Eox CO.. Inc ........ 4s-a6
SeavHr Hrsineering Corp.--Bur-
rows o. Arch@r ............. 3s4lS
rSa slveT 5GsebhS hhsysfyM : KrseF 1ss7s5 ss7s
Yokel. Rose-B Yosel ct al;
costs .,:.:..c. ........ l2a IS
Blum Trading Co. Inc.-S. IIur-
witz -... ............... s2s54
Sohn' irving G-J. Deitchlnan. 2l4 50
George, Hannah-Natonal Park
Bank .-. ............ 5p7oa
rIaSSila. u. JdcoD--H- Levy ...-. 26. -
+ = ..i..' aiiei. q9t'liebTH Neihsus as. Y
fNt.s ~ AIRY Acme Mills Co. ia 90
Lof. Benja mir-Frie,ll9n g. L.
:, Nlne Prqs INC. ,..... ......... 1905
cers Mt!k Co. Ipc............. ~ 0s
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Paris Market Irregular

PARIS, Dee 22-Prices were irregu-
lar on the bourse to-day. Three per
cent rentes, 60. francs. Exchange on
London. 40 francs 40 centimes. Five
per cent loan. eS francs 20 centimes
The dollar was quoted at 10 francs SO
&c ntimeS
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23

The following judgments we're fled yes
terday, the first name being that OF the
Auten, Mary A.--O. Dale ....... se7l "a
Br9oklyn Iieights r. r. Co
city ~ New Yorl5......-... 914s c1
He.i.t-stlus ................-.. =, ,V23. -
Bedford Alurnnnn & speciaity
No--American invinc,Dle stitch
ing Machine Co. Inc......... G16.34
city OF New York--M. holman.
costs .................... 1o21s
Yorb. costs ...... .,-........,... 1890
cisirmont Concrete Co. ana
Comet Construction Co., Inc
New York County Nat Bank. l,o4a7o
Cahen, Gustave--I. S.vought et al 347.o9
Commercial Construction Co &
Albert j. Neutrality-suspicious.
supply Co. 2so.so
~ TAYLOR ,...... ........; ;...... e.575ss
lnc-A- Anderson: ............ 1861
Dicknan. Morris-Fifty- sht &
sixty Manhattan Avenue Cor
D,rre1. Reba-ciiy; Of New -''' .
Nor, costs .....-...... lo9.Cs
Pane stosi, Co, lac. .:... 27SN5
hiehstssisf. 81 .,,s Theodore and Pauline
tauiFner' Asa J-f > Good. $3.50
man ct si................... 1.o6s %
Gsnnert. GustavrA samuels. ass s.
Clam bronze, Louis--Unton Stove
Works ........... ....,....... 1904
Harlem CA Co.-M. Levin. 1,0l0S5
Holzerman, John~-L Leimdorfer
ct al .:.......-.: .:..:....... 1ss47
Hirten. Mollie and John-E. T.
Lee ........... s21.s4
houShiin " Mn NJ. Purcell, 6404l
kant0r Bernard and Araelia-M
Rosenthal ..... ...-....:....... 12os5
rus ...,...:. ...... ,......... 5o7so
Lee JoAli-~l' III. Do1ohue. $50 3o
Lauper, Jose ph--.i. Kuller. l257t
Linder Charles-~P. Weisberg M l7-2v
Menneils. Salvatore - Frank j.
Lennon 60. ...................... 997S5
Merritt Clifford &c. Merritt 26400
McGoyecn J. e,er-Ernesto
Fog limo G. Co. Inc nc,........... o2a4o
Nelson, Lucille L-Antonlo Rity.
Corp. ct al ,................'' 1los7
Nassau Electric r. R. Co.--City
OF New York. a........ 4262e2
y. Y. RYs. Co.--J. Lynch. 49,. 1883 SO
Nessina. Maurice and Simon-Peo-
pie. etc. ................... 10000
Neostyle Envelope Co.'S Cohen 1886
New Theatre--Equftable +. Co.
of New York, trustee. .s..~s.1, ,es0~6O1so
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
BUSINESS News

MYTH the ifng commercial
w market quicter yesterday, with
also
call e
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
London Money Market

LONDON. Dec. 2o.-Money, 5 per
cent. Discount rates, short and three
months bills, 5N PR cent. Gold prem
iums at Lisbon, l40-
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
ereais

Nheat-ThH situation t. puz7,ins Tho
vsoie Is .efeesirS rspia.v. showing a
loss u t.ss goo bushels during IN. last
week. aaG the total - now 5000. coo.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
C9ston Statistics

H'e.Po01 V@''.es - COtt01 Qulet az
points advance. n-i9Alins cs.eid Sales
sess' -4'lier!eeH poe; Imports. $4,000.
american. tr'e- Futures opened quiet
AZ 70 l. points 5oei.ae sn5 closed sieafi,}
ats net sdYarr- Z g. Us points Dece,a-
ssr :, 81. iarua ~ .-i So. March c.Gl
Ma, elsl. July -fsN. taf1bei.. i.N..
NaHehesta YARNS '.ss rr,s., cloths =
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23

saoanpared with 11a,s1sOeo a year ago.
f;rsSn fi;rsHSrdins to tho latest statement by The
s,ooh. ,h ~ To%rporation, % however. tho. total
asT sSr sas the week week ending Decsmber IA were were
ssa,ssa ssar aso ooo' ssSmpared with sss.slsooo a
ihat there su rms mors WOULD appear to show
nna Emo osssra limited and Prices ID decidedly
ao, 80 eiiering any OF it's wheat for export.
a 80 SNport buyers are now competing with
aret ,se Eooa inauiriss hi, In
", W niie the French buyers appeared willing
tba 49, a mes any kind OF " seat availane
5eo,eo0 bushels OF No 8 and No 4 through
11.s ports at s2.4S to s2.4i respectively.
lower for the day. due to larger receipts
mere, although It was said that the in
isasso a,s as movement represented the arr,v
ny the government.
Vorn-Ihe market was feverish through
aes, aas ,ne uay with tho undertone somewh hat
sas'1s; ca CLOSING prices were sc lower to
80 hlshcr compared with Saturday. Tho
srs TSar positions showed tho most weakness
e.iS, ,'i.s was que to expectations of larger
cash corn as we'll as the nearby months
Is selling at such big premiums over dis
rar FAM positlens that there is no inducen,ent
their immediate needs. 1t was again init
mated that the car situation ia likely to
improve and, as country elevators are said
TO De iuI OF corn. II Is believed TO be only
a question OF cars to Increase the arrivals
al the terminal markets
The cash demand was fairly active
Ihe rang Of prices follows:
Yesterdays Previous Year
ceSs Nc 1o's vel ssS. sl2SS 'ss f,ss' $780, siHssSSx
Ms@aa''. 2s9aary 49,. 3ss.., 3sgs sss
Oats---The oats market was tribe easier
early IN the day, but later hrmed UP and
cEsed at about the best with net gains
u Z 20 &c. Offers were limited and
there was some export inquiry here from
abroad IN the form of requests FOR offers
which as a rule local merchants We're not
disposed to make. The visible supply
showed n decrease OF $4,000 bushels for
ne week and country offers were not
l4Vse.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York. close close. aso.
No white .96ta 96 70
Chicago:
January .S2s. 80 .6oH
May -.-.....- .76ia 10 10
Kye-Market firm.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York. close Gloss ago
No. Western. s1o5 S1934 sl74
Flour and Meal 1tauotattons were
New York: close. close ago
Min pt.sl4.50 sl45o sloso
Rye q. s751s.o5 S.75MS.95 ssOGp9 o5
Hran $500 5000 5000 5000
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Southern spot markets - G

s,esiy UNCHANGED a. 41.7s: sales 23sI
bales New Orleans quiet unchanged AT
a6c; sales. 1.oso bales Mobiis nSrninaI
at ssc: sale. MI Charleston and Savan-
oriet unchsngsa g NJ 3r.75, sales. 43 baies
Memphis steady, unchanged az 4oc. sales
i,sea bales. augusta steady. - points
AEner al $50 sales, y bales. St Louis
steady unchanged at 4Oc: sales 100 hales
Houston stcScN u.C -epged at 4o75. saies
;s' bales. iAl-o Rock steady uncNaurcS
Al 4ec; Saiss 80 bales. DALLAS. steady
= points io"er st 4'.51 sales. 554l bales
Montgomery tr'n. uucN ,rseG a. sc. sales
a. Tor,A WORTH steady. unchanged a.
"A 81 sa-es .s-- u..-a. ~
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

NOTICE OF SPECIAL. MEETING
OR STOCKHOLDERS
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
TIE EQUITABLE: TRUST
COMPANY or NEW YORK

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
lAai a special Meeting Of the Stock
holdes- Of The Equitable Trust Con
pany OF NV York IS. by authority
and direction OF he Board of Ifus-
tees Of ihe said Company, hereby
called 10 be heid at the principal
Office Of the said Company. at No. 81
Wall Street. in the Borough of Man
haitian In the City Of New York. on
the 18th day Of December. 1915. at
TO- 30 o'clock In the forenoon. TIE
obleet Q! he said meeting IS
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
l''ie Chatham & Phea;;x
National Bank
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

The snrual meetiNy OF the shs-ehoid
ets of tho Chatham & Phenix National
election OF directors and trsnsac.son %
ANY other business which NAY be
trorght before ss ID meeting win 5s held
et lie banking hocse OF said assocla.
uon. No. 14s broadway. 2 the Borough
of Manhattan. il the Cty Of New York.
on TUestay, January 13tA. 1920. 81 IL
. -.c~A noon
BERT l.. HASklNS,
Vice Pres * Cashiee
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23

Five thousand employees OF Julius Kay
ser n CO. silk manufacturers. have re
csived checks for their share in the coma
panys annual distribution OF profits Ono
per cent OF the yearly salaries for each
year they have spent III the service Of tho
company are given worksi whose salaries
are less than $1,000 yea
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
CottOnseed Oil

Oi--There was an active trade in the
market for cottonseed oil total sales
amounting to 2s,1oo barrels. There was
j good demand for the near positions
including buying by Cotton Exchange in
terests as well by shorts and offers
were readily absorbed. There was a par
tial reaction near tho close under prot
it-tak!ng and selling credited to the South.
but fnal quotations were 20 TO rs points
net higher.
The range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
FINANCIAL

American Telephone & Telegraph Co
conr Per Cent Collateral Trust tsonds
-, Noupens from these Gonds. payable by
~ LIT terms on January l. 1870 az the Office
F. 3. lae Treasurer at The. Company ia New
rrprk, rrk, Kill be pei6 by the Bankers Trust
Z 4Sompsuy. 16 Wall Street
1 6. d. MILNE. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
TIE MERCHANTS MkTI0AaL
saNK OF the CITY OF NEW YORK

special meeting ot the stocknol0er+ n,
ms n! Bank VIII be held al is otnee No /.
'sS6 W al str~e' .ew YORK. on January II.
~. ~. one o'clock T. NJ. iMmedlately
directors. for Ike purpose Of voting on a
wsroposiuon wa TO nquidate tne Bank az
iis@liohal 1sank aud of authorizing in writ
ts rs ,ne DIRECTORS to execute . certificate
va W o1 sanization as State Bans as re-
Salrsa aa sy tho New York Banking Law.
80 70 'aae' and TO authorize the Direc-
,,a 70 .aae. such o.hsr action as may ba
N>vv.ssSstry NJ 10 cause its liquidation as
a. .sssuoHel Bank 70 become e-ootivc. ard
- t 20 are existence as a state Bank
''si''SAS "s may come before tho meeting
% order OF thu Board OF Directors
% +. PAINTER, Cashier.
1a~ed, New York. December t2, 1879
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
1s.oo91s.oo 15.oo9ie.oo
Business Items

The Waters Weisrnann Co. manufacture
ers al Oett'ccats a. Binghafnton. n. Y.
are planning the erection OF two new fac
tories The company controls the patent
RI sshts - The 'Hcat therblooni" fabrIc, uur-
hased apon the dissolution or A. u. Hyde
& Sons last year.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
YeSfa rdaV Year ayn

Live steers, falr
lbs .,.....-.. .S1a.oo@17.oo sle.so@1s.OO
Dressed y +,
sides lib ..... .1c@ 2s 1870 20
i.laa Vesls com
no ibs.. ''.-.. ''' l7ooae2oO 1A5oG2o.5O
Dressed q !.
c;y. lb....... .24W .S3 200 50
ios. ''4' ."'....'.', 7oo@loso 5000 $50
lily. ls.,.%t;.' .ls@ .ls 100 IT
Dressed lambs.
Hoes 1oo lbs. . l4.5o3l475 1750G1s0o
Live lambs fair
10 prime. 100
lbs. ......--... 18.0oG 1e0 40 10. oo1S i6. 90
Dressed h o & s.
bacon ID ... sol4 q 81 s4ls s%%
Mess beef, Sht. 22.0oW23.00 ao009r So. 90
Lard. mid West.
90 lbs ....... %. 500 % 80 o4.50 q "a so
Mess pork. bbl. 400 47.5o 1900 10. SO
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
eot 0E tle sald Meehng ls

l9 Ruih horizs au Increase Of Tive
sl- of the Company from
'f she Iar value o1 slfC .-.a
'f' qN. CONS 4ins o1 one huadre5
'si.' s'0J each. ueias au in. reaS-
ri Ss4e1 o.1. .oi..i~ting Of sky thou-
ss'a 'l7 res OF the pas Nti-e 81 s494
ehl r.. authorize tha ofrerirs of such
.7creasef stock. 20 Wi IS coo o20. for
SUBSCRIPTION ~ the rate OF 500 for
each 500 par value thereof, Yro rata in
proportion 10 their sevsrai holdings. u
me stockholders OF the Company OF rec
,Fd 81 'Ae close OF business on Decem-
YER -. 1918. such Subscriptions 70 be
saace II or before such date and under
srch regulations ana provisions as s. AZ
Dc Determined by IA. lsxec utive Com
rnitree notice OF tine time and manner
~ making snch Subscriptions 10 be-
-. ay the Secretary of the Ccnpauy
10 Zach stockho'der OF record on the day
80 '>et. ~ mailing COPY - su~h no
.'ee tc escn stn' kh0ldef AZ his last
IOWA sosr Office address a. east siN
'tf -s- before ih, srudnatICr Cf the
n'oe during which such subscr. -lors
He Iuaue, ,.rt To- anthorize ;he saIr
-4ttr tAf direction Of sad
.ite Committee - uN shares N.
Increased stock ftl su :AN.A and
NI. for 20 SUCH TcrEnis. tu such man
Nfr ~ such times eua a. such prices
a. sa ri Executive Committee shall de
'sruine. slcn prices. however. TO be not
.ess ~nau Slvo per share.
tri 70 take such other action as may
properly come before tAe said meeting
said capital saoce and the disposition
thereof
'stea. New York. December .. 1919.
ALVIN W KRECH. Presisert O..
The Equitable Trust Company
OF New lor'r.
FIIAiAM TCN. Secretary Of
The Equitable Tsust Conbany
OF New iu4t
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following judgments were fled yes
terday, the first name being that OF the
debtor.
Nuten. Mary A.--O. Dale ...... sc71 "a
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23

. ths Stockholders
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23

= Q : u =
open. Ijigh. Low. Close Ch
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23

No satisfied Judgments or building loan
contracts flie!
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28

hiue lArkspeer and dainty plnk
sssef eas formed pretty combina
ii0u shsn they were used io decafaie
the luncheon tahlss a. fhs home ~
Mrs Roy Herd ehen she wss hostess
e. he rhi nstia Gamma club a. ohs
O'Clock saturday After lhc delicious
tao coufe luncheon vas served a
lame oi auction was PLAYED and hiEh
scores we're made by Mrs Ransom
hsmll and Mss Muricl Van nooxer
Extra guests Tor ihs occasion were
Mr. Fred hyers. Mre Lyman Gray.
Mrs John Furrow. Mrs Ru,, Sing son
ana he Mss. Blanche aud Bertha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28
90 o clus po.,poa.s

Thls w..ks me.i a. - tha - q .
club 49, hs.u tlou.d on aoeeanf
a ths death 81 Mr MACK Mous
- ~
Th. y " q ehapf~f wln mesi 81
he houao 81 Nj. fAn liepklns on
Tuesday
q ~ n
Wort has been received fhai Orasef
Guile, has landed safely Ia Ns~ Yors
y
Prank Waite Who has heen in
rfsnev with the ssfh division fof
many months. arrived homs lae 's'
ming hls fafhsr. Charles White and
RAYMOND ne,er m,s him ln Oklahoma
Cty and large number - h.s u.d
frienss me- him a. fhe station
d n
Nrs " y Gillette - Ma keron M|et
wis an esfra snest when NJ and
Mrs Charlie Olson entertained fhs
Friends oiua Dinner vas s.rv.-i e
o'elork aud fhe table was deo0fsise
with ROSE buds Al ihe Same of aa'
IN whi,h followed "a, dinner. hlrh
score wa made by Mrs Gillette uf
May ssh Mr. and Mrs John Adam
a hs hosH 80 the club
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28

Greasy salves and ointments should not
he applied II good clear skin Is wanted.
From any druggist for 35c. or sim for
extra large size. get a bottle of zemo.
When applied as directed IL effectively
removes eczema. quickly stops itching and
heals skin troubles also sores. burns.
wounds and ohahng II pcnetrates. cleanses
and soothes zemo Is a clean. dependable
and inexpensive. penetrating. antiseptic
liquid Try Il. as We believe nothing you
have evcrued isaseiiective and SATISFYING
The w Ross c.. Cleveland. y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28

To - hapuy YOU muef he vel n
Won are frsqn~nflf srouhied with con
sfluflnn aud Indigestion Nnn ranuuf
hr aliegeshsr happy Take rhamb"f
laias Tahi''s 60 corwscs fhrs diupf
dors They ara prompt aud effeea nal
easy and ilsnsani 80 f1e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28
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MONDAY


MONDAY
Cambridge clab cafuexis hhfar'
TUf3oAs
SA Hundred club Mrs fsss War
nn
PRO Chalasr Mr. farf h14kfns
wrpNEsoAf
Amlesa Club Mrs } " D.bhsus
Parry iof Mr, Il falrfl~ld n n G
Club 81 home og Nrs } "a Oldham
THURSDAY
hsHisf Missionary Me.unF church
cpenos, Ciab Ms Anna S lAss'rf,
Athufan club Carnegie library
FRIDAY
Kern clab Mra pruellla Smith
War Mothers Carnegie library
tasl Ga.hI.s "a e a a. Mr. N
na~s
SATURDAY.
phA Delta Gamma Club Mr. O X
spufuer
crbbase Cub Nr and Mr. chsrlr.
Sssly
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coriane R..a. aaa kiisab.th and J.'sa
Az Adams
Ew n
yader anA NJ A = & Hersf. la4re
aaA Nsi Prank nals ~ naImae
NJ ans Ms John ii..tfr.A NJ aua
NJ "a Nahos. NJ ana Nrs ,haflss
s.riY NJ ans Nfs "A y Coss Nf
ant Nrs i.smAn Gras ~ ara Mr.
n cst*as thv Nlsses kafhrfn 'As
"a, Hsrrsrss Arnan,feaf f.oti =
Wfrsf ileroihy Heiuaau haih a..
drs,A sua Rh,a Watea az amaI s
iAe aha Attended fhs tasirsaam
nlaskmors wtadins snd f,msfnti as
~ fhe wssk ena IN oshaeaa NHF
Nlss Ru.h N.nthafs resafntd ea 81 +
pra.g from Naskokss ~htfs shs a*nt
foar weeks ~ifa hef slatsf Nm lnra
Tr~s HaA
y
NJ esi.se nIl ans Niss Scene tiefe
Mar = pfamrgit speni a. seeA
snt Nfh he former mefh.r Nfa
L.Ae, uA
Niss kAthsfns S lialssN srd liaf
uis nalst1l spsni lasf vesk in nAiN
homa CHs ahsfv ths' attended
nnn ssf tf g. ire naIffsi affairs rts.
"a o. N.ss Madeline Nui'ins asm and
Andrew llilksnioanrr nlsetmefe
whose wsdaIng ~as ~ event of S.
uraas nisht NJ and Mrs. nlackmufs
wam mAke sheer h0me a. tae lens
hotel AFTER lhs nrai ~ Jaiy
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Saturday beiuT N. thirteenth mith
day anniversary ~ Mary Hester -.
tas. number ~ her friends wer.
invited fo sI~sud m Afternoon Nlih
h,r Alter an hour spsni v va
f.ous gam,l . pluk ami wh ~ ice
csIr.e WFa served The invited guest
lIs' Included DurOihv Niahols
Frances Nenusr. Florence Frazier
ncro hy loY,less Harriet Jenkins,
Mary and LOIS pas Mahi, Snapp
Nsiii. Long Alice Altman nyri nur
Ton. Vivian Shara Ira and tyl.a nlrd
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aEa Naf..i Nsn iiao1sr ~ ~e.k
niss.ins ~ai tske llaee = she hom.
ei Mrs q X srarfies
81 -
''ovsepafsy a. E1rsoes
Mss Bsrntea 70 ~ of Eamond -
ieffaln.d ufh ~esk end hoase
srsY e. hes hoHie Ens - liaass
81 Eamoad and hes honoF kassi was
Nj iAoroihs DAVIS 81 fhls esY on
'sstnrdas Ni~ Fnsllshe rnssis in-
siudea d isres number * gsa hfis SEQ
%. several ffum 0Alahoans efs ~
Reno ane shaen,s sefe sufeffa nst
~lth an opeu h0ns. at fhs hane *
Ne lssroihs snd Mis- ioa-s Va
sihs ani dainty -. and oakes Uere
seffe.i duuns fhs aff.rnoon hour. A.
O'Clock supu.f Wss served a. Fne
nsh honse and later in ~. st.nlns
lhs dancing party WITH Hroxns 81
ehssira from Oklahoma cas-. ~as
siFrn taEs laaksfe ant vase of
roses d'ooraiet the rooml and fhe
blue pnosusms ~ere l,aisrrd la goid
~ith the date and the nam~ ~ ths
honor- Miss DAVIS After an. dane
ins q delicious two courss sapf--r ~as
SERVED The cat OF fo~n slrls and =
number ~ 'he Edmond rris remained
with Ms furlsh over n.fhi ana on
SUNDAY a dinner wa gwen for th,m
NJ fredrrka Dewey entertained
during the afternoon ana Miss Ems
'tsa Miss MARI Jane Joblln. Miss
fredrcka Dewey and Miss oeus,i.se
fArfar came up 20 Duihr.e on BE- ln
tefuthsn and slsnt thv evening wiih
her gassis vho were NJ and Mrs
ka'lh DAVIS ihe Miss pnrhy
llaf'. Flora Adler Nlldrd IaVs.
AarY hamphre, Nina bronson. lois
Davis. Marguerite Mccoy. Mar, I.ue
Owens. Jeanette Phillips G.nr,iese
s'Aauer and Nafrar,f lauutn,
hrffrs Joan aud rueen. neiand Raw
mond DAVIS. Pay Scruichh.id. John
eat,hell. Harvey Ken Paul M.,.t,.
l'on Walton and william Rishauf.
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Reiaud. i.snors Burke ne>ss Naighs 4
ara Nafsl Nsn liaoter ~ ~e.k =
ni.s Eng ~ili tsk- llaee = she hom.
ei Mrs - X SnarfieF