The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-13
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Methodist Circle TO Mest--Circle No
\ First NcthodiHt Episcopal church. VIII
meet tomorrow nt : o'clock for an Mt
o'noon - sewing nt the home Of Mrs
=. Atwood, 62s Eart Tenth street.
o. E. s. TO Sew Member. Of Novn
chapter No 1G3. -. T. r. Will meet tn.
morrow ln the Masonic temple Tor m
Rll-day Hcsslou % sewing fnr the Red
crots,
!. g Smith & nror Typewriter co
have moved to rooms 2lD-i 90. Terminal
Arcade Bldg. \. Ia North Harvey ST
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Missionary Rally Women ~ the May
wood Presbyterian church viii meet In
tho church parlofs nt o'clock tomorrow
afternoon for missionary rally. stimuli
tnneous services are TO be held In every
Presbyterian church In tho United
states
Government Painter esek--Thomns
Cook painter. who has been employed
for some time In a Red Cross Ruhu-
llrcc body plant IN Detroit, Mich, hns
returned 10 his homo here. ll9 East
Seventh 81 et
Rooms pnpcred. 81 and up. VIII
hrlns samples. Roach Bros. Maple
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Physician Returns DR.. Charles a
Brake. first Lieutenant In tho medical
service Of the army. who has been stn-
Toned at Camp crane. has returned 10
oklahoma city ard has roaumed his
position ns superintendent OF luternes az
University hospital.
Or. Webb Entertained Capt Il A.
Webb, former city physician. who In now
IN the army, IL In the city on ten
day furlouRh. and was entertained
yesterday NJ the home OF Capt. Charles
a. Brake. lG East Fifth street
nIg-t Hand Lotion. cures cracked
hands, Is cents n bottle; double size, 80
cents. For sale at drug stores tAdvD
Bsardor Agents tead-At the an
nuni meeting OF the general agents OF
local life insurance companies held Mt
tho Sklrvn hotel Saturday noon. p.
Deardon was elected president, and
George G. SUNNY. secretary.
Mcintyre Recital Plssses-- Edwin
Vale Mcintyre features the evening
meeting OF the First Presbyterian
church with weekly organ recitnls. The
tefOnN OF lnt series WIN blNfH inst
evening hcfor a large audience,
Singleton Alleged Irsans--A. r Sim
rlstnn tpkrn into cuHtody yes,ordiy ~
by the sheriff. was declared insane to-
day by the county examining botrd for
tho insane and ordered sent to the
state hospital at Norman
Negro Held for Trlai---Louis Jackson.
negro. held In the county Jail on II
charge ~ grand larceny, was given n
w. +. Hawkins. Justice OF the peace.
Ha was rcmsnded to the county Jail TO
await trial IN tho district court,
New judge Hsrs-Judse James !.
Phelps OF III Reno who qualified a. n
dirtrict judge this morning OF tho thlr-
teenth judicial district, taking the
place OF Judge John W Hayron, was
here md began hearing civil cases In
the district court
Soldier. Athlete Returns--Corporal
Loo r.. white. 226 West Tenth street,
has returned 10 Oklahoma city from
rort Oglcthorpe. Ola, While sta.
toned Mt Camp Grccnlcaf. Ga. he was
forward on an ali-stnr basketball team
which had ls victories to it's credit
NnU winch nN0 UeIcutcN tne nrinClpHl
military teams In Its neiEhborhood.
city THANKED 'or celsbrAtior- Okla
homn city and chairman and members
OF tho committees In charge OF the
Britain day ceremonies December y.
In this C,ty. are thanked In 4 letter
from JSht A. Stewart, chairman OF
the nattbnal executive committee. re-
colyed by Mayor Shear this monelng.
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Woman Fails In Pond Tho big pond
Of mud allowed to remain at the In
tersection Of Main street and Broad
way thls morning brought misfortune
TO woman from Anadarko, Her feet
slipped and sho plunged into the filthy
water. Her garments were ruined and
rhr was compelled 10 return to her
hotel and send a friend TO purchase
ar ent,ra new outfit
Miss corson Cheering Soldiers A pro.
gram OF the musical Itinerary Of Cora
youngplood Corson, widely known Okla.
homa musician now IN England has
heen received by Mayor byron ~
shear She has already given forty
benefit concerts m England for slclI and
wounded soldiers there, and Will return