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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-24
NIoIIN M pIaNO
mtITN

\ ioiut VOC .fHI Will o. r.Etn Tuesday
evening NHf 20 ut tnp 1r'sn'ttt
church hy NIulIu pupils of MIS- .;si N'
Nulck and mono uupilH OF W.. lnn'.'
Nichols Thn program VIII h'rIn
prrWptl. ut 500. Hnl. lH accordance
with tho uaHHl custom, viii bc open
io tho public,
Both Niss yich1is unI Miss NaiOh
will spend IUIF uud August sfuiNinr
ieiur thus grabbed to Hito tntlr boo
pills th, advantages usually secured
only boo lsrsp musical renters M.H
Nichols VIII nruin oricr thc f1WDu,
master class which GuduWtkN VIII
conduct Tor tIc second time in Son
Frnurisrn. nuI Miss Nulck viii prob
ably study BOZ un eastern r.tN
The program for TuUsi uy uIght 10
appended
March from Tauuhnusrr ...,, Wagner
Marian Grunsfoid, Helen ur1nsfcid
paul schncfcr
ca 10 o. Water tdlN ..... Ma,novc'l
90 Tile GnudnllrrH t-ttt.s.....N ctiu
Ncon kioch
Violin Trio ................ Elr1r
Betty Morrisettc. Dorothy cam
oron, stephen Bniling
butterfly ........,,,....,.. Iayulcc
sylvia Davis
| Hungarian IdNu .T......... Keller Uela
MNNh ANhNF
JuEglcry t...., Godhfd
Rubcrtn Mccoy
NaiHo TriutC ...t,.,.....,... SihcliuH
Dorothy Cameron
Rustic Of SpuuE ........- Sindius
Howe Eller
! IIsbortrnumo iiaEi
ncttv Mofrisottc, stephen Bailng
polonaiEe. a Major. Chopin
Helen GrhuHfold
D. 4 49, ANNaHH. AIHHMHN H
Maxwell Merritt
ca butterfly ttt.s..s. IHchutkuWHkA
I'D Humofcfuuo .".,...,s..... tUt1
Adolino chnori
Scene de Ballet .......,..,,pe norioI
David Marcus
lal The Secret .Gusi
lhD Nalse, g. Fiat, .......... Chopin
Lucille Cook
Violin EONtccto ..-...,..s... GouuOi
Dorothy Cameron. iietty Norris
settle. David Marcus. Maxwell
Merritt, stephen bailing. Paul
schaclcr.
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maid of honor wee herrrif lovely In
fho orchid tHntfu gown fnd nrchid ana
hinrk tuilr poke tuurtt url under D
ofIn. She DnIrfrh n shower bouquet
MINI ruHrs Tho Boz d~fsntnils we're
hswitfhirr be- Uttis lrn'lH of mile gtcan
orrandY with urrhtd fritnt rhhonH
tulis lnrfDfs Co. uHtrh. ana bouquets
sweet pr.H TIt ,|rtouiuuN. REFORMED
o.. bishop Iinwi"u. uHsiat,d Nv NrN-
orcnd Wlrfrtd Neirlcr wuH Hn tlwufa
beautiful Hud imru Hfr \ lurao
reception wHH bold uitrf Ht fhH Altu.
RADIO. when tIr Wedding uI|tN received
in the ruri0fH followed hN thD wtd.
dina Huuprr boo THu hull ~ which
nlmc thiftt quests W'ur present a
Iona table with u table midway. -
which tho bridal party were seated,
banked down tlr center with PINK
and white pronisH and the shower
bouquets OF the hud, aud htr maids
Al unusually d|slitinuH live course sup
per wla served. dUUuE which muHiD
was uluf cd. aud OF Uhs close Of which
tho father OF thr birdie made u ErurU.
ni address. oneruu n toutt 10 her a.
which uii the company rose The
bride threw hDr huuuutt from the hnl.
,nuN uf ths hutsl .iuif .r and ~ WINS
cnurht hy Mlaa Virginia Itui,N The
guests waited lu thr lobby tu watch
90, young couple descend 60 take tho
train fot California boot th0i slipped
out 3D. sumu devious wHt Hnd thouei
pursued &C. enc sutton platform iu ne
usual uuur mHuurri Co board The
trutu while ~ was COL H siiiuE sn that
only the guests and th, platform got
the mu isnsnt uI tine several bushels
OF confetti which hHi beet supplied
Friends OF The rruuW -ssrruudui him
sMettY TOT Huutr time. The party
uuuily adjourned 90 ths home OF Nj.
and Mrs a. % MsMilisu. whore a
dance wnH Hlf,.lN m prurreas Tho
nuafH we're CLEANED and dancing lasted
ull iuuF after twelve Punch uud
cakes were served iu 90, iiuIug ruom.
while ruufstu waH unluteutlunullN
scattered 900 over the houae from the
gafmtntH OF the wedding guests.
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COMING FOn TuE
BLIND ntIIt.I FUND.

Tho opening event In the work Tor
the Blind Relief find will be In the
shape OF u dance which will be given
az the country club one week from
neNt Friday niEht, June sth. MrH
Alfred GuunHfeld be- local chairman OF
the committee. and has charge % tho
arrangements for the dance, o. the
music. Mrs. q 4. Mclandr,fH u
charge OF the refreshments. and Mn
Edgar. who iH tho secretary aud trcus-
urcr OF Tho committee viii have
charge OF tho financial arrangements
EN.ry effort will be made 10 make
this uns Of tho most successful dnntcH
OF IN. SEASON, music and refresh
mcnts Will be- Of d best. aud D. o..
rsiyinE committee will be- assisted by
the young ladies Of Albuquerque The
dance will be- followed BY an easy
type of campaigning In the form OF
A Mile OF Dimes which simply
means hat throughout the summer u
regiment Of women recruited BY the
captains who have already been up-
pointed. will continue 10 gather dimes
10 swell the FUND Tor the mutilntcd
and helpless blind Posters will be
received shortly aud will be placed In
prominent places throughout the city
Look FOR them.
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MnMAN,s CIrR.'

The regular meeting ~ the Wom-
ans club was postponed ON Friday
afternoon on account OF the weather,
ana the musical program arranged
for that day viii be given at a later
date az which time a silver offering
will be taken for the fund OF the
permanent blind relief.
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And now shat women are tn lave
the vote boz them urF o. surely an
era OF remarkable freedom %
partuni,, s here. aud here 90 stay
Woman bar taken tno mise out 90
suffrage. aud pot the shuu into pro
Ithifiuu. 4H ftl HH they affect man.
tpardun. tnis snrt uf thluE d. tire rt'
ent daF word anne No hunger VIII
she Say. lunn WH} Z nave Two dul
inrs ud Nuh Cd you pui a. d'
cunt mnu ON the board Iunn know
M, snrnr enough money 90 the homo
aud ruu rrf 10 uutHidH tu utho nan
produce ucr share promptly. aud
when Fnn secs fuut the tow needs h
new uf iIiui rhe gets out ht elects
him. Nf ruursU wuuIuun sphere W the
home. nut sine mas found tnut su mann
uutrlug influences affect th' g'moH
phure aud very existence 90 thht
home. that uup must sails forth %
clean up the rnvlruuf ul nor portals
We're woman uhle ulwHis iu depend
ur man . urmly hclltN" sh' would. CO..
must uf hst Would. prefer tu Hiai
within her Own garden tnd never
have. tu he 'Hlt' " pnH.'rH'H
ni tine creative instinct she would con
t.uus tu create Boo hrf chosen sphere,
iut tue Etrfual Feminine uursu 2
want Co. hf a~ufiruulHflr. b. tth
lsip it and wont Bee except TOT Der
yuuur Woman power W h'lnH
banded together lntn U Tremendous
force Woman know hfr power
Do consciousness ut power ihr
fr.t rttu Iu WIrIdlur DO l.uoff1u
save that tho power uf good women
b. civilization They finish r1ti'tA.
manner and |IIugutr, their uur ni-
A4uuafUu uakts tht knowledge uhcl
ave better in their hands
movement b. uuicr way Co begin
again ihr puhlly suEr Win toe clos
Inr uf s.huui Hud tho CuWIuE uf Nnci.
lion DAYS thIs Sind 81 community
gIthtriur should hA 900 mean. Do ft
NiNed Au hau Geo the sins TO- pun
rose b. patriotic. lts outhuHlHHm CON
i%irious. and .u effect inspiring
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~. JOnN's GImD TTl.

Tho regular monthly Guild tea was
held lf tho home 81 Mrs John Milne
ON "Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. ~ y
lat. De-. Mrs MnrrisUtte aud Mrs
Milne received. while Mrs Wlnfrcd
IoIrler presided nt tho tea table. The
rooms we're filled with spring flowers
WIS enjoyed " is the purpose OF tho
different churches 90 have members
of other churches attend the teas. not
only TOR the pleasure ~ the %aHHoctt-
iiou but Tor tho added Interest 90 be-
gained hy getting in contnct with
tho work OF other churches.
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MISSIONARY ENTERTAINMENT

The missionary society Of he Con-
James colilrtcr az as South Third
street. on "Wednesday afternoon. An
Interesting program was given. ana a
very enjoyable social hour followed.
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N uoNou on Wis uowprN.

Mr. u n MrIluNHIIH vas AZ homo
this afternoon In honor ~ Mrs. How
den, who u leaving on "Wednesday %
next Wtet 10 spend the summer IN
Washington. The tea was a very pref
~ and pleasant affair.
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TnT WILSON
sUlINMuapn WEDDING.

40 tuNeirr wedding Than ihAi OF
Horace Greenwood. Ir Co Cora WI
san hus over been seen bon Alhuuuct
uus. o. ~ 800 ul the Eursts ~
johns wuH rhufminEly decorated With
palms nud apuuE nowUrs, ana the
unno uud Ntuliu muHir WuH most e.
ftUuNe Tnr wvttinH pnrtN .hid not
enter us bad irc planned " would.
but the usHsr iHul ttr,uwpud ana
john WILSON also captain Guh ilul.
don. raute nrst then tno maid uf hon
nt Miss fkdu.f Wilson. ou the arm ul
tIu h,at muu. WrrI,i GrronWood tol.
Iu.,i nN tho tnu iHdsHmaIlH TOE
" Hs,s NIurb f.IrfH oft Philadelphia.
and kutNeuu, N,tiIIUu ri NlhuIurf.
ufu iatat tf ltl ui, tNr hrId, 'uiH
g. WILSON. 300 Ono HIw ui hti
father. HuI uu moore N'. utIHl ui fH1i.
uut ID btiI, could uy conceived tlri
ruv.u uHs 600 ~,NUu"fH'f uHN.nE iNInH
of I,..k white #fu HIfH ROOF Iur'
point collar. aud a court tram The
Ir.IHI Ntil wUH rfUHh hH'k from il'
fu,, NItl 10 wreath HI HI',. .f Goo 500.
To-. showing OOH. H. .HHIuI IUfH h'I
tH.r uf 90. UHIl .HI sHu tHrI.ri .
HHu..,r bouquet uI NNIiu rD iN'
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w%N,EIR.wIru WEDDING.

MuH Nurilic With ana Thomas =
walker wrr, another of The soupisH
uHifrIsh ibis week The wedding
ceremony tuuk place ON "Wednesday
night and was performed hN Father
NHudnluri The NouuE couple do-
parted for re- wedding trip io 'Nll-
furu.H Hud will RETURN un juno lst
tu wHk, fhr.r home uu luufir"n'h
street .uI Central lNUuH.
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WTHI ITIuIV NTNTINNIl Inc WOIT
known and we'll loved Albuquerque
celebrity. N Of he Few native pro-
ducts D. expected 90 arrive here on
Friday or saturday 81 nest week. and
~ Us hoped that she will give "A con-
aprt ut that time. n N possible that
If ono or tho clubs Be- unable 20 ar
range for this before her comma that
NIs AiiriFht hcnaflf viii consent 10
uVr u concert when she arrives Cer-
fuIulY 900 Albuquerque hopes 10.
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r. a., viii preside a. a big prohlhl-
tion rally. Tbs duu viii NEAT week
visit Clovis and northern towns and
then have q big concrrf and lecture In
Albuquerque, June n. az the womnn'n
club.
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~ HONOR on MIS- sr,nI,.

In honor OF the first June bride
announced. Miss Irene starr. a very
charming entertainment WIS gwen
La, Wednesday night ~ the home
Of Mrs a. a. Gosch together with
Mr. e.. D. ilutior ana Mrs T. =.
puoloy aa husissHsa Pink Hnd white
flower decorated the rooms and the
same color scheme WIS used tn tho
refreshments. A. Hu aid 60 tho bride
to be- in her home keeping the guests
each brought her nNuritu recipe TO.
guthsr With some valuable household
suggestion FOR the young houHekccp"r
Miss starr VIII De married 60 Mt ko}
iurha ON juno second.
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UNIVERSITY CONSIDERING
a LITTLE Tuf.ATI.n.

Nhnt huuut a ldtto ~
the university That IL the question
considering during tho past few days
Miss Ethel Hickey, professor Of
English literature at the university.
well known In this city AZ The author
o. the two great and successful mus
icai comedies 90 Ask Willie" and
Up In the Air." has made known
some % her plnra.
nodev Hall " 20 be- fixed up ~ put
ting In special cage scenery. nov rur-
tainH and artistic lighting features
Az conforming a. no Pueblo arChi-
lecture 81 the university.
Throughout the Ncnr small me or
two ncene dramatic ninvn will -
stage by the dramatic club and the
different clnsasH. These piaya thourh
small are a. he given IN no other
mnnner THAI that viii conform 20 the
standards 81 dfamatiCs and the uni
ver-ltv.
UNFORTUNATELY. tho UNIVERSITY was
unable a. rive n fnuslcsi comedy this
wear % he's hean mo custom Tor The
mast two ycru Tho nhv The Re-
mvernuon 81 Aunt MnrV" for which
the cost was selected insf week has
also been dropped hecaune Of tho
limited time in which "a wns 10 have
been given. However. next year ~
being looked forward 10 aE The beet
and most successful year In the his
tory % the dramatic society,
"
PH Nr TEN.
The Phi Nv sorority will entertain
university students % their chnpter
house with n tea. sunday evening
Miss Marian Spicer viii he Ia charge
OF the en,ertainm.nt
u<so~tc p,c~tC-
Tho coming Masonic picnic 10 be
given by the Masonic club. hundny,
June first. promises To he some plc-
nic' II the number who have alEnifled
their intention % goluE can be arcrpt-
cd ne an Indication. The committee
have hrtnnted Tor the exclusive use
OF the grounds al Whitcomh fpring.
and expect 10 serve ice crcan and
! coffee gratis 20 the p~icnicers, In add
lion 90 having a lamb barbecue.
Arrangements are being made ~
have ears Tor all those who have no
means Of transportation ana from the
size Of the crowd who have already
reserved ears u viii no doubt be- quite
IL caravan that will wend ~ way into
the mountains. cars viii leave the
Masonic temple promptly at D a ~.
.
W. &. T. q. JUBILEE ToUR.
Reports from the white ribboncri
who are \ q concert-lcctuf
tour OF New Mexico Indicate thai
much enthusiasm IN being reused ey'
erywhere the committee ia heard Mrs
Elizabeth bradford dramatic soprano
Huioist aud chorus leader. md Mis-
Harriet henderson, lecturer. vert
Joined al Columbus. y NJ, h. Mrs
Eva Wheeler. concert reader for th'
national W e. r. a.. A. Captain th'
trio were invited 10 sing for the rici
sailors al ~ Stanton The invalid
cheored the entertainers 10 the echo
In Roswell. Wcdncuda. night. the Ia
dies had "a most successful and en-
thusiaHtlc meeting. Tonight Mrs
Bradford and Misa Henderson will b'
In Artesia Tor "a concert Artcsia hal
The record Of helng the most PATRIOTS
W. q. r a., town In the state. ArtcHii
white ribhoners lately sent the none,
to adopt "a French wal orphan. A
portnlos next Tuesday Mrs w y
Lindsey. stats president Of the W. q
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ENsIInN SAN nNNCE

Tho WdIUs " mo EHHITrn ttlr VIII
give u dance on Thursday the 2yth,
AZ the Masonic temple for the mcm-
hers OF IN" Eastern Star and all meme
beers of the Masonic temple and their
ladies. Dancing will he from . TN s
and all members are urged 10 be pres
Vnt.
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81. ANTHONY's
PLAY.

The bows of ~ AuthnnN'H orphan
ace met with a huge uccers in the
presentation Yesterday Of their play
The boy scout Hero" ~ both the
matinee aud the evening performance
the theatcr was crowded TO standing
rooni and the audience waa most en-
thusiaatic The boys wero trained hy
the sisters OF - Anthony's and the
BOYS all acquitted themselves remark.
ably we'll. ind the synopsia OF the
play:
Act Camp. nlnr tries 20 make a
sale. We don't eat stolen chickens
Desc nin't stole. de-, was lest aNipon
when the farmer wasn't luokiu'" Rcd
Mike IN search Of Ding The accuse
ton and the attack NO Nou don't"
Scouts oNerpower Red Mike and bind
his hands aud feet Bins starts 10
leave. stay tn camp with us
"Gimme q chance. fellcrs. won't yc'"
Red Mike threatens the boys o. iH
reminded OF "a safe robbery fof witch
No has been hunted. y tout
tulk 10 no sheriff" Rcd Mike released
a amt got anybody now hut yousc
guy nnd I'm u ruin' 10 mrkc good ot
bunt r. suHpender'
Act 1.-Two years have passed.
skinny relates % thrilling adventure in
which Bins has proven the hero.
"IiOr,'s the snakes rattle We're
proud 20 have you in our troop" Per
formnnCc 81 scout stunts. Hing wins
100 the contests except one 4 am
proud 90 pm ON your breast this Eagle
I scout badge" You have proven
yourself q Boy Scout hero"
The hoys o. sisters ct ~ Anthon's
wish 60 thank the puhllC Tor ltH patron
age o. b. figured that with The td.
,otu-i1E about 1890 was cleared.
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GEAKr.mrSpERsoS CONCERT.

An apprcoinuvc and enthusiastic
crowd attended the Ocake- Henderson
concert IN spite OF thc diaaHreeablc
weather last night. n was uqfortu-
nate that such a d~inagreeablo day
preceded the affair and many who
would otherwise have gone did not
venture out hut thoae who did were
genuine music overs. Mr. Geko was
in splendid ole and hia rcdition Of
Vest la Giuhbn wna particularly
lovely. reaching hiah g thrcs times
with no EFFORT OF strain, and all the
caar ct ~ bird. THIS number alone
said one enthusiast would have been
sufficient to have Justified the entire
prurium. Mrs Henderson IN too well
known ns "a musician OF versatility
aud talent 90 require further intrl-
dnrtion 10 Albuquerque audiences
Ter violin numbers we're delightful
aud her voice b. one OF great sweet
ness aud widr range. The concert IN
10 be- repeated noNt Monday night In
Santa Ne. and from there will 80 to
Las Vegas. thcn 20 llaton aud 60
Southern Colorado. After the concert
last niEht the Arnury floor wis clear
ct and the colombo orchestra played
for dancing which was enjoyed BY
hose who we're enthusiasts enough
len spite Of the fact that the Armory
floor ia "a bit heavy.
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outrage, Weddings, Woman and Wisdom Are the Weighy Subjects of This Page
u.tIosKry.prST wEDDIso.

MttiD>ktf-DtNT WEDDING.
Mrs Luli W. Dent and Francis NJ.
McCloskey were married AZ six o'clock
on Tuesday night BY the Reverend ..
q. Bockman. az the Methodist par
sonaFe In the presence OF a few
friends. The couple will make their
home az sts + THIRD street
PICNICs.
ptcnica to the mountains are an
every sunny day occurrence. on Mon.
dRy night however. a large picnic
planned IN honor OF the Wilson
Greenwood weddina party had 20 tnkt
refuge IN the country club because Of
the wine ana dust storm. but ~ the
picnic" and the people were All pres.
emit the place didn't matter and be.
sides they could dance. The Mierss
Angelica Howdcn aud Virginia Hereby
we've hostsaaea.
On "Wednesday night another picnic
WIS more fortunate IN the weather and
the Wilson. Greenwood and McNiilrn
families aud their guests motorcd fuf
up TlUms caul on whoro tho lender
feet ciluy ed the beautiful D. uud
tho novelty of Western sights.
Another party went to Bear canyon
on "Wednesday evening uud cooked
supper among he big pines there. Mr.
ionn Unttachuil ana Mr Hutchinson
motorcd The party in their cafs.
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Dorothy Cameron. hetty Morris
settle. David Marcus. Maxwell
Merritt. stephen Balling. Paul
SchaciCr.
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run TNIRN IraNY.

The children Of the Misses WVllNs
UhDDI wIU ur,ssuf 81 nifN pi1N Ht the
NI.b Naui auditorium most srtur-
f4N af,run4u Lad g.gu o'clock. The
pn,t.t w.a arrange and largely
wrtttru IN the Niis..a Mtry them
.slysr. WHo have d,sIgn.d and made
I'M rnsturUra aud have trained the
children Thu effect b. going tu be-
urlrhfnl and IA BE- prpd. tod that this
witI Il, uuItc mo nrstu.st aud most
,lsb.tutt thItr thnt thr r.nu.I hus ytt
.tt,UpfrI E,,r,our Interested H.
,nrditII, Invited tn n. present at the
hIll aruuui neat SATURDAY afternoon.
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tConiinned ON pagr s~o.l
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STOLEN AUTOMOBILES

STOLEN Ford. 1915 model. tag li2.
psb engine Nsli06. wheels double.
holtcd NJ tho hub hcnt In back: en-.
glno head In front water connection,
bolt holn hrokon out on rlrht side
Liberal reward for return TO 1900 East
Oth or whcrc | can get H. H. Sim
mons
STOLEN jll West 18Th ST. TUESDAY
night, Nillys-knight seven pnsscn
ger automobile. engine No 1000; 70.
ward for Information George Fred
erickson. phone Maple i3i
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BARRED ROCK eggs pnrlts bred to.
lay strain, ~ per ~ Clarence Me.
MILAN Route 4 oklahoma CITY
RHODE ISLAND RED acting cpgs 81
per settling; ~ per hundred Mrs H.
Needham, route Z, city Phone MN-5S
ron SAt.E-unc nmhrr pcrsun rnt.
ss months old, male can Mnulu
iitG
ButF oRrlNGTON eggs, 500 setting
l2l ", 7th
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

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mIscFLLArEoUs TRADES

TRADE equity ~ orr"s 'rr Ford or
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. II. &. Minard

Hotels Rooinlng Houses. Oh stocks.
List with me foe quick sale
lNNS West Malu Walnut Nps
UENt'fY PAIuoR for sale bstsnin iov
quick action; best location and busi-
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WILL huy half interest IN paying hoe.
tied water business. II 259. care
Okluhomnn.
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HAY FND GRAIN

WANTED Ten ,nr'unds Al alfalfa
quick Address aOl Campbell ldg
oklahoma city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-06
SEEDS. PLANTS AND TREES

sllNrE TREES. cheap; home grown.
maple, DttIlpa, locust and sycamore
Walnut I.N1
SWEET rpTNTOrS for sale; Nancy
Han o." Iounl Southern Queen, tu
pound Grower ot sweet potatoes. J.
j. brow. llrrrlh, Okla
SWEET POTATO PLANTS E,ody 10
r5,,bp , " nnIn,n nnmn,"''a G'",l LAIN, l,,,,
prices sUn ut SIS; 1000 n, s3gi post.
rNdi Us express, not prepaid 1000 ut
$3.50. 5000 no ta9i; urinr pnu'p clrN.
special Ilut offer 80 ., two varieties
~ each kind goo cabbage, 200 tomato
gao puun.>.o pepper. tn eggplant. uDl
Tor 49, postpaid Boyer Plant CO., WIS.
Gins NI.s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-06

Stu Mr Pore personally We employa
mo- i.uls or guDeiNucus, warning against
interruptions hotel lobby aud curbs,ouo
NrNkefB. posing a' our representatives..
Whom M IUunl use either of trle.
Nhur', uf .uwo in headquarters. the
source of fr' hand reliable lntotmu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-18
McMecheu Briefs.

IrVip Fette and clyde Anderson have
returned 10 this city after a brief visit
with relatives al Holloway.
Mrs. William JOlliffc has returned 10
her home at Pine Grove after a brief
visit here with her son.
l'r. n. : West and wife Of Kansas are
calling on friends in this city for several
days.
Mrs. T. W. Stephens and family left
Monday for the Noundsville Camps
Grounds whcer they WILL spend III" sum-
mcr months.
Harley Wilmington has returned "a
this city after Il brief visit with friends
~ Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mckee hav" returned
from their honey moon IN the east and
will occupy their new home on Fourth
street.
Mrs. Harry Tarr is confined at her
home on Sixth street seriously Ill.
Misses Molhc and Jeanette Saunders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-18
Mo1ndSvIue Briefs

Byron Henderson returned home yes
terday from Louisville. Ny, where he
visited some Of his comrades In overseas
Miss Dora Roberts. who has been I'll
at the Glendale hospital. Is getting along
M and Mrs Robert Lindsey have
returned 10 their home at Beach Bottom
after a v4sit with friends and relatives
here Lo
from a business "Trip to Pittsburgh
Frank Bud" Anderson. who has been
confined TO his home on Morton avenue
with a badly gashed foot, Is getting
al ong very well.
Miss Marie kester has returned to her
home in Canton. Ohio. after visit with
her sister. Mrs. Ebert McMechen or
Mr., and Mrs Carroll shrimp have re-
turned to their home in Wellsburg after
q visit here
HILBERT Lutes, who has been the guest
Of his mother on First street. has lcft on
a business trip drought the lower end
Miss Mary Baldwin. who has been III
of ple,rrisy at her home on Eleventh
street, Is improving.
private Clyde Hemphill has returned
10 Waco. Tex, after furlough spent
here He expects to receive his dis
charge about the last OF this month