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Vernon Tittemore died Tuesday jan
uary q after sort illness with double
pneumonia, following influenza. He Is
survived by his father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. II. l.. Tittemore of Franklin,
and one brother, Gordon of Lowell,
Mass. Burial was in the village ceme-
terry Thursday at two o'clock-Mrs.
Merle Fl. Davis, who is teaching in tine
Johnson Junior high school, spent the
week-en at the home Of her father, ex-
Gov. Charles w. Gates.-Arthur c. Null
len. who has been stationed at Fortress
Monroe. Va. returned home January Il.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-30
HILL WEST

\ farmers meeting was held Monday
evening at the home of Lewis Rushford.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. =. Shangraw and fam
lily visited at the home Of Harold Ros-
sier Sunday.-Miss Eva Baker is visiting
Miss May Ariel.-William Gosley has re-
ceivod his honorable discharge from gov
crnment service and has returned from
overseas to his home in this place.-Mr,.
Henry Messier is ill.-Mr. and Mts.
Charles Rushford visited at EN- Sham
graw's recently.-Owing to illness. the
Rev. G. w. Turpel did not go to Ephratah
last week. AS he expected.-Mr and Mrs.
w. p. Shangraw and daughter. Tressa,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rushford and
Madam Selma Rushford visited at Will
liam BARRIERS. in Hectorvile, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Rushford and Mr.
and Mrs. Eli Shangraw visited at w. p.
Shangraw's recently.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-30
EAST FRANKLIN.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Salisbury and
Aubrey Cooley of st. Armand. Que
were guests Friday at the home Of F.
w. Olmstead.-Mr. and Mrs. Judson
Chaffee Of Richford were recent guests
at S. b. Whitney's.-E. II. Chamber
lin was at North Pinnacle, Que. Sun
day to attend n funeral.-Miss Ada Guth-
RTE was successfully operated upon for
appendicitis Tuesday January p by DR.,
Johnson of West Berkshire and DR..
Abel of Enosburg Falls. Miss May
nard OF St. Adams is caring for her
+. j. Powers has catarrhal pneumonia.
The Misses Ethel. Esther and Wilma
Powers have influenza, also Lawrence
Whitman.---C. N. Scott has blood
poisoning in one hand.-Miss Marion
Gilbert is visiting In Barre
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COLCHESTER

The Dairymen's League held Its an
nual meeting at the parish house We'd
nesday Jan. o. The following officers
were elected President, George Nor
gan; vice president. NJ. f. Thompson
secretary and treasurer. p. W. Sever
ance: directors, Merritt Wright. William
lombard. NJ. II. Manning, N. w. Hough-
ton and b. II. Carpenter. County Pres
dent Baldwin OF Hinesburg, gave an ad =
dress in tho course of which he reported
the recent milk conference in New York
and outlined the present milk situation.
The league discussed the feasibility OF
organizing new cooperative creamery
association ID purchase the stock of the
old association. thereby bringing the
creamery under the control Of the farm
ers Of the community. A committee to
Investigate this matter was appointed
consisting of NJ. II. Manning, Merritt
Wright. NJ. T.. Thompson, Ray Collins
and P. NJ. Curtiss.
On Saturday morning, meeting was
held at the Baptist vestry under the
direction Of Mrs. Lucille G. Harrison,
county home demonstration agent The
speakers were Miss Agnes Morton Of
Washington, ID. c.. boys and girls
club organizer; Miss Marjorie T.. Luce,
assistant State club leader and Mr..
Painter, State Pig club agent. A meet
ing for organizing the club will be held
at the union school building on Friday
afternoon, February 7. at three o'clock.
Miss Helen Shaw, who was operated
on last Friday for appendicitis, is re-
ported as in a favorable condition. She
is at the Mary Fletcher hospital.-C. II.
McGovern returned Sunday from a brief
vacation trip. in the course Of which hs
visited in Springfield. Mass.-The monthly
covenant meeting of the Baptist Church
will he held Friday afternoon at two
o'clock. A full attendance is desired.
as this will be the annual meeting Of
the church.-The Kings Daughters will
!
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SWANTON

News has been received Of fe death
Of Mrs. Horace Baxter, a former Swan
ton resident, Wednesday. January 20, at
the home OF her daughter Mrs. Brigham
of Syracuse, N. Y. Death was caused by
influenza. followed by pneumonia. Mrs.
Baxter was 81 years of age and Is sur
vived by three daughters. Mrs. whipple
of Goffstown, ~ H., Mrs. Brigham of
Syracuse. N. Y, and Mrs. Ware Of New
York city. and several grandchildren.
Services were held In Syracuse and the
body was laid at rest in the Baxter fam
lily lot in Rutland.-Mrs. Stephen Brow,
Is recovering from an illness of several
weeks.-I1rnest Prouty Is quite i'll with
influenza. His son, Sanford, Is recover
Ing from an attack Of the same disease
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Underwood are now
in Windsor, where Mr.. Underwood lis ON.
ployed.--Miss Kathryn Harrington has
taken the Lake Shore school in the Tul.
lar district.-Roy Harrington has resumed
his position in the Swanton drug store
after receiving his discharge from the
navy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-30
BAKERSFIELD

Victory boys and girls who have paid
their pledges can secure their certificates
through their teachers.-Tuesday. jan
uary p, was the Goth anniversary OF tho
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs Ransom
Holmes of Bakersfield. Their daughter,
Mrs. Florence Wanzer, opened her home
on that date for a commemoration of the
event. Relatives and friends assisted in
making the event pleasant and enjoy
able.-On Monday afternoon at ono
O'CLOCK occurred the funeral Of the late
Jesse ]. Durham, who died Saturday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-30
JERICHO CENTER

Homer Brown. who has been at Camp
Devens and Camp Upton, has been grant
ed his release and came home Thursday
and is now i'll with mumps.-Mrs. ]. w.
Hart, who is passing the winter in Bur-
lington, was A visitor in town for A few
days last Week.-Mrs. Helen Bolger.
teacher in the grammar school, is in Bur-
lington and school Is closed for a few
days.--The Home Missionary society will
meet with Mrs. Anna Ballard Thursday
afternoon. meeting at two o'clock. A
business meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety will be held after the missionary
meeting.-Mrs H. J. Fuller of Moretown
was the guest of her sister one day re-
Gently.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-30
SIIELBURNE

The funeral Of Timothy Neary was
held Tuesday morning at ten o'clock at
st. GATHERINGS Church, the Rev Thomas
j. Henry officiating. The bearers were
w. !. Cromie. Thomas Mckenzie, NJ.
Coggins. Edward Fredette, Michael
Crowley and T.. II, Collins. The burial
was made in the family lot in st.
GATHERINGS cemetery.--The Rev. A. ].
Hutchinson Is i'll with infiuenza.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Monroe and Robert Monroe
attended the funeral OF Mrs Frank Mon
roe In Burlington Tuesday.-Dr. Lester
Bett'nger Is out again after his recent
iliness.-'Mrs. Joseph Monnier visited
friends In North Ferrsburg Monday
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tee business TO Luther Jacob.---The Rich
ford Garment company's factory was
closed the greater part of last week ow-
ing TO the electric cutter being sent away
for repairs-Don Richards, Of Hartford,
Conn. Is visiting friends in this place
having been called here by the dealt,
of his brother Lloyd Eicharts-Lcon
Smith has gone to Twin Falls, Idaho. to
visit his mother, Mrs. Amelia Smith,
son was born to Mr. and Mrs Hyland
thompson. January 13.-Homer Bogue
has gone to Ontario. Calf, to visit his
sister, Mrs. Roy y. Newton.--Mrs. Thorn
as Taylor and little son, richard, who
have been visiting at tho home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Fay Hopkins.
returned home last week-A daughter
wast born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fec
teau January a.
Miss Jennie Moore of swanton is work.
Ing In the office of the Nelson Hall COM
pony.-Mrs. William Courtenlanche OF
Magog. Que, who has been visiting at
the home of her sister ,n-law, Mrs. J.
Little, for the last week.. returned to
her home Monday.-Mrs. "a. \. Iadd of
Enosburg Falls recently visited at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Harvey
Max Kaufman has gone TO Now York
and Boston on business trip.--E. u.
Read has gone to Boston on a. business
trip.
Mrs. G. II. Pomeroy lie visiting in
Richford and Bronze. Que.-S. 3. Whit
rey and Mr. and Mrs. d. A. Grant and
daughter were in Richford. recently
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Olmstead recently
visited at e. w. Olmsteads.-Mrs
Minnie Atwood who has been with her
daughter, Mrs. e. c Ellsworth, has
gone to Rutland. called there by the III
ness of another daughter.-Miss Ada
Guthrie is getting along nicely since her
appendicitis operation.-Those i'll with
influenza are recovering satisfactorily.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-30
ISLE LA NOTE

The quota for the Island, for the bene-
Mt Of the Arrnenians was put down at 50.
A collection has been made among the
Professionals of the Island which has reat-
lied s22.75.-A stereopticon service will b.
held on Sunday evening at the Methodist
Church. The subject is upon 'Redeem-
ing the city" Everybody Is invited.-A
meeting of the ofiicial board of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church will be held At
the parsonage Friday afternoon.
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Grand Isle County.
SOUTH HERO

The South Hero branch of the Amer
lean Red Cross wishes to extend cor
dial invitation to all who are interested
to come to the work room and help with
the sewing The work room will be open
and warm every Tuesday and Thursday
afternoon until further notice. There 70
an abundance of work and chance for
all to help In this most worthy cause.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-30
ALBURC

There will be morning service at ths
Congregational Church on Sunday at u
o'clock, preacher, the Rev. T. j. Pitt.
Sunday school will meet at Has a. IN.
Christian Endeavor In the church at Z
p. M. subject for discussion. "a League
of Nations"
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MONTGOMERY.

Miss Alice Clapp, of Burlington. is in
town for a vsit.-At the Methods,
Church Sunday morning the subject will
be. "A Night Visitor; in the evening.
standing on the Threshold" THE
Ladies' Aid society will serve a supper
at the home of Mrs. H. d. Domina's this
evening.-The amount raised in this COM
munity for the relief of the Armenians
amounted to S56. 90
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-30
GRAND ISLE

Miss Marion MCGOWAN is at home, her
school IN New Haven having closed on
account of infiuenza.-Mr and Mrs.
Perry Eddy and children of Burlington
spent the weekend at I'll. o. McGowans.
There will be whist party at the
Grange hall Saturday evening for the
benefit of the Grange
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HUNTINGTON.

G.. ]. and G.. w. Smith have sold their
farm to Clayton Carl.-Carl Higey has
sold his farm and has rented the Col
Inns house in the village. Mrs. Henry
Ross went to Burlington, Monday for Il
short stay.-Mrs, T.. II. Kinds has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Marvin. In Col
chester, who Is ill.-Mrs. A. e. Carpenter
was called to Waitsfield. Tuesday by the
serious illness of her sister, Mrs. Clar-
ence Bettis.-Thc town auditors met Mon
day afternoon to audit the towns ac-
count.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-30
HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mrs. v. r. Sargent is visiting her sister.
Mrs. NJ Madigan in Burlington.-Mrs.
Fay Small was the guest OF Representa-
tive Small in Montpelier last week.-F. Il.
Strong Is visiting Osman Fisher in Bristol
this week.-Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Higley
were guests of his brother. W. w. Higley
in Richmond. Saturday and Sunday
School opened Tuesday after being
closed FOR the past two weers.-There
will be a memorial service for Wayland
Brace at the church Sunday at one
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-30

ST. ALBANS

l.. ID. Scofield died at two o'clock Thurs
day afternoon after a long illness of
brights disease. Mr.. Scofeld would have
been 6s years old January e. Besides his
wife, he is survived by two daughters.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-30
FLETCHER.

There will be Grange meeting on
Friday evening. The third and fourth
degrees will be conferred. No meet
Ing was held on January II owing to
illness. The auditors met on Monday and
Tuesday.-The postponed oyster supper
and entertainment to be given under the
auspices Of the Woodmen will take
place some time during February.
Bert Como and family Of Cloverdale
spent Sunday at o. II. Gomo's.--Bennie
Corse and family of Fairfield spent
Sunday Mt Michael Boozan's.-willie
Wells has rented his farm to Perley
Evans.--Mr. Tabor. who carries on the
James Neven's farm. has purchased a
farm IN Fairfax. which he will move
on to In the near future.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Strong of westford were in town
reccntly.-Joseph Como of Cloverdale
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hold their regular meeting Friday after
noon with Mrs. T.. S. wright.-Notices
are posted announcing the annual meet
ing of the Creamery association next
Monday morning ut 1890 o'clock at the
parish house.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-30
ST. GEORGE

Earl Aver is able to be about the
house after being confined to his bed
several days with ronchtis.-Ka therine
King has been confined to the house sew
eral days with hard cold.-Margaret
Wellinger was i'll Friday. This is the
first day she has missed since she
started In school last September.-A son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Mar
tin January 22.-Master Charles Mott
was i'll Thursday.-Miss Evelena Parcher
is recovering from pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. William Preston of Bur-
lington were visitors at the home of NJ.
w. Hinsdalc Sunday.-Hobart Cross of
Monkton was visitor in town Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Carpenter and
two children Of Hinesburg visited at the
home of r. G. Kimball Sunday.-Mrs. r.
F.. Forbes is confined to the house by Ill
ness.-Caleb Piilsbury ana son, Allen,
were in Burlington Saturday.-Mrs. Wal
ter Osborne and two daughters. Marion
and Della, and Miss Jennie Wellman of
Williston visited at the home of their par
ents, MIR. and Mrs Lawrence Wellinger,
recently.--Earl Aver was in Burlington on
business Monday.
George North, of She'burne, visited his
uncle, r. Fl. North. Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs. r. n. North were in Burlington
Monday.--Several from this town were in
Shelburne Tuesday to attend the funeral
Of T. Neary.-Henry Fenwick. of Bur-
lington, Is in town on business.--Mrs
r. E. Forbes has been confined to the
bed by illness the past few days.-Charle>
Terrill returned home from camp Tues
day.-N. f. Parcher was at Malletts Bay
on business recently.-Evalena Parcner
who has been quite i'll with pneumonia,
Is gaining.--The many friends of Mrs
David Finnessy. Of Shelburne. are pleased
to hear she is gainng.-Willard Martin
was in Burlington on business Monday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-30
EAST SHELBURNE.

Those who have been fishing through
the ice on the pond report good
catches.--Miss Agnes Crowley fell and
tore the ligaments of her foot. She Is
confined to her bed and is gaining
slowly. Her sister, Mrs. stanton, is
taking care of her.--Mrs. G. A. Kinney
has a bad cut on her right hand
Mrs. Frank Perkins is able to be
about the house again.-Mrs. David
Finnesey is getting better.
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HINESBURG

The Kinks Daughters met with
Mrs. Grace Heff1on Friday.-Un-
der the management of Fred S. Coleman
of Hinesburg went over the top In the
Armenian drive.-Miss Genevieve Hlns-
dale Of Detroit. Mich. has given SIS worth
Of books to the town library.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. II. Edie
saved the life of the Peters baby when It
had the influenza by taking it into their
home and caring for it for three weeks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-30
LamOllle County.
STOWE

At the meeting OF Mansfield Camp. M.
w. A.. at the Akiey Memorial building
Thursday evening. officers for 1919 We're
installed as follows: Counsel. F. p. Bill
ings; advisor. S. II. Warren; banker.
s. II. Warren: clerk. J. r. Wells: escort.
Roy l.. Latuch Waterman. Harold
Smith; sentry. John Latuch. n. B. Cha
pin acted as installing officer The meet.
ing closed with an oyster supper
An all-day session OF Mansfield Noun
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has been spending several days with
relatives in town.--B. u. Reynolds Of
Jcffcrsonville was a recent business
visitor here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-30
TOWNSVILLE.

The marriage of Miss Mary Coro and
A. Lyman Ashley occurred January 10.
Mr.. Ashley was formerly of New York
state. and is now employed by w. o.
LAMA
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FAIRFAX

The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist Church held their annu-
al meeting Tuesday afternoon at
two o'clock with Mrs. NJ. b. Strait.-G
T. Rooney and Frank Minor are able to
be out after their recent illness.-The
regular monthly meeting and social Of
the Christian Endeavor society will be
held Saturday evening at the home Of
the Misses Naturalization orion and
family we're in Grand isle Sunday, max
ing the trip by automobile Red
Cross society will meet for work on
Thursday at the home of NJ. +. Shedd.-
Fred Warren has received his honorable
discharge and returned home.-The fol-
lowing was clipped from a Massachusetts,
paper and will be Of interest to Fairfax
people as Corp Basil Ryan is the only
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ryan OF
Maple street ".'or courage and quick
action in attacking single handed an
enemy patrol which was approaching
him while stationed at a listening post
near Fresno en- Woevre, Corporal Basil
Ryan, company f.. lo4th infantry, was
especially mentioned. Corporal Ryan's
disregard foi personal danger enabled n
neighboring machine gun post to capture
one officer and three men of this patrol
from whom valuable information was
obtained"
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(COntinued ON page sixl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-11
Vol !,NTFERS IN
STATE WORKING
At TOP SPEED

CITY about week ago With forty
seven volunteers 10 60 10 McCurtAin
Amer obtaining transportation to NC
Curtain. u Is believed the men de-
serted When questioned along this
line. the men later admitted the
tTpth Of IN. Information. Claiming
their first story was a result Of being
scared
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-11
FRANCE, ITALY,
BRITAIN IN new
alliance MOVE
lcontlnusd from Pace u

>ncrnn visited Downing street. where
he had = brief talk With Lloyd George
arranging Ter the frs, formal confer
Snce' This afternoon
The French official "a ~ had crossed
the English channel upon VI sneh Dc.
stroyer, The weather was very rad and
the seas we're rough The premier eNi'
IDENTIFY wan Weighing tho big aor.d
problems In his mind. for he sought IN
s~cinsinn Of the stern deck. lie stood
for long time In solitude While tho
boat rocked and the spray from tn'
fIying waves 81 he'd over him.
In the party were General Norin1 md
General Bcrthelet. the latter director
OF political affairs Of the Fren tor
sisn office.
On tho way TO the French embassy
the premier received q continuous ova-
tion. which he acknowledged by don-
ing Ms hat.
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BANK PROSPECTS
BRIGHT, BELIEF
Bankers Here Say Branch
Decision for Civ Sure,

h'er hearing Henry A Morhenpah
member oi the federal reserve board of
sNir~t1n In hts trlk 10 'hs bankers
At 'he oklahoma state Bankers ssso.
: i'' '''. ' tk'1hCwr G'v tarysrr
believe that the prospects are bright Tor
the bank here Moehlenpnh tcft yester.
DAY afternoon In 20 to Tulsa 10 max.
brief investigation of the merits Of
that citS IN regard 20 the establishment
of a branch Of tho tenth district federal
reserve bank He will return to Wath.
ington to-day or tomorrow,
H.rht In line Wa some Of the a..
'ar'nres offered for the placing ~ ~"
hank here arr some figures Of the state
ho'rd ~ agriculture for 1919
\ + Manning Of Cuddn wal elected
president II N. state Imnkcrs' asAbcln
ton a. the close Of the final session of
ihe convention yesterday lie has bccu
a member OF the executive council for
the pas, two years W II. samuel. Okla.
homa city. WIS reelected secretary. A
4 Patrick, Chtndl~ elected vice presi.
dent. and B~tt A. Hudson, treasurer.
Elected members of the executive
council. 10 serve three ysarr are! RA
Hudson. Br!ck District No /. Dr. n. \
Richardson, vi Reno. District 2, l. X
Meek, ponca civ. District ). NJ Gar.
nett, Nowlts. District I and Melyen
Cornish. MrAlcster. p.stric, S
With 900 h1nkcrs present, including
wives and friends. n-lA the -tvrrth nn.
nual convention Of the State V1nkrr-'
Association Of oklahoma. brokc all at
tendance records
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PERSh|NC PLANS
TO Be DISCUSSED
Arrangements for General to
Be Made Today.

A meeting 10 discuss plars FOR N
reception otGDeuersi Persh'nS when he
visits oklahoma City In February was
called py Mayor walton for this after
noRn
4 chairman secretary srf ircsA,rer
~ we'll ss various committees on ar
rnnEemcnts parade. decorations Sud
general preparations were to be hp-
pointed, the MAJ OF said
The city viii spare no efforts 10
make the visit Of General Pershlng the
biggest day In the history Of Oklnhona
City" the mayor said.
I'VE didn't have Presiden, Wilson
but we are nearly certain of PershinE's
visit and ~,li have ah entire holiday
20 do him honor. ''
Early plsns srs necessary. for Gen
erai Pcr-hing has written for com
plcts information aoou, the entertain
,nert program, which he says he wants
IN know before arranging the date for
NJ Nisi'
81 llnvd J pNleut, personal fr'ord
of General pcrshns. WBs expected 20
b. appointed chsirman.
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SHOW TONIGHT
ENDS MEETING
Hardware Men Also to Elect
Officers Today,

The thirteenth annual convention NJ
he Oklahoma Hardware and Imple
nont association closes tonight with
a big annual entertainment event u,
he city auditorium under the susplce.
u tho Job5crs' and Manufacturer as
socla ION.
The reproduction OF tho Great Seal
of Oklahoma. mrda entirely Of hard.
ware and being exhibited ny the Sim.
mon, Hardware company will be pre-
scnted today 10 the association by
Harden II Fits. sales manager OF tie
simmons company.
The association In turn 10 TO present
the seal to some member OF tho as.
ISOLATION
Election and installation Of 1880 o.
h'"rs ht the meeting today ends the
business session nf-ihe convention
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300 Families Here
To Get State Coal

Approximately 800 families viii bs
aided with cosl from the first car Of
that product to be received In this
city since the governments orders
hsrnlng the delivery ~ oo'l. scoordins
10 Mrs G. I. ilsnl~y. In charrs Of the
work NJ the coal dlnrrimliln~ commit.
'os of the county council " defense to.
day Tte ear viii arrive tonight. she
says
Chuactsrlyins oklshoms City peo
pls generally Rs bricks" Mrs Hen.
10y Ia generous In her praise for the
cooperation she has received In q
JUS, distribution In tho first coal IA
come to the city We have had nearly
! I. .o0O calls Tor coal" she sAid today
ssd II II Impossible 10 nks care o'
! all requests out Of this ono small car
Iiut. when the car arrives. II will b.