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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-03
LABOR LEGISLATIVE DEL REPRE-
sENTANTE SR. MoNTALVo


sBNTANTE sR. MoNTALvo
Con el fin de informar a nuestros lee
torres de Ia labor legislative del Repre-
sentanto a la Camara senior Montalvo
asi como tambien sus actividades en-
relacion con las necesidades de este
pueblo, fuimos a verle ell domingo por
Ia mahana va ell casa de nuestro ami
80 le hicimos algunas preguntas gene
rales Y cansado de contestar tantas CO.
sas, lie suplicamos nos permitiese tomar
algunas notas las que copiamos a con
tinuacion para benefcio de los habitan-
ties de este distrito.
"PRoYECTos PREsENTADos.
p. de la G. 43.--Por el senor Montal-
vo:--" Proveyendo los fondos necesa-
rios para Ia construction de una carre-
terra que. partiendo del pueblo de Sa-
bana Grande, vaya empalmar con la
numero catorce. La ley numero noven-
ia y nueve tiene una asignacion de
ounce mil dolares para esta carretera,
Ia cuat fue aprobada poi la Camara ell
senado y esta a la frma del Goberna-
dor)
p. de la c. 45.-Por el senor Montal-
vo;--' 'Provcyendo los fondos necesa-
,.too nora ~ cove4~roc;S,, IL o,ovAoo
pucntes en- la cauetera numcro dos, en-
tire San German yauco. (La ley nj
nero noventa y nueve, que esta la
drma del gobernador, incluye estos
pucntes, cuyo costo aproximado es de
sotenta cinco mil dolares)
r. dc la Q. 44.-Por el senor Mental
vo:-"Para enmendar el articulo 33i
del c6digo Pohtico' (variando las no
ras dc ohcina ell las Colccturias de
Rcntas Internas) Esta ley fue aproba-
da por Ia Camara ell senado frma-
da POI el Gobenador
z. Gle ia G. 139.-Por los senores Lo-
pcz Montalvo; -" "Autorizando Ia
Junta Escolar de Cabo Rojo imponer
una contribution de veinte centmcs
del uno por ciento, para con su produc-
TO construir un edifcio para escuelas
dc veinte salones.' (Esta ley fue ape
bada por ambas camaras hrmada por
el Gobcrnador)
T. de la c, 1lO-Por ell senior M M)n-
talvo: ~" Para la construction de m
cdiacio insular ell san German" (La
ley ndmero noventa y nueve, Que es.d
la Grna del Gobernador, ti.lc ma
asignacion de diez mil dolares para cs
tc edifcio).
T. dc la c. 2o3.-Por los senores Huy
10 Montalvo: "Autorizando "a
Junta de Sindicos del Institute Poll
tecnico de Puerto Rico, establecido en-
San German para otorgar titulos uni
verstarios" (Esta ley fue aprobada
por ambas camaras frmada por ell
Gobernador)
p dc la q. 268. -Por ell senor Mon
talvo: ''Asignando los fondos necesa-
rios para los estudios construction
dc una cauctera de San German Ma
ricao" (La ley numero noventa nue.
We, que csta Ia firma del Gobernador
establece una asignacion de veinte mil
dolares para esta carertera)
Esta carretera fgura ell al plan de
carreteras aprobado por la legislature
de mil novecientos diez seis, ell ell
orden que establece dicha ley hace ell
veinte y ocho. La misma legislature
aprobo un emprostito por dos millones
para su ejecucion pero con esta suma
solamente Sc podra llegar construir
hasta Ia carretera Que hace ell numero
veinte, pero esta legislature aprobo otro
cmprestito dc III million de dolares con
igual fin, asi es Que cuando Sc hayan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-03
NOtas de Ponce


JULIO io
Aver frs nsrEnrsds con zran s0ism
nidad e termoso puenis - csmenie
cousiuido eu d rauefsra qus uns
e,ts ciadaf con fsyuya cuys ohfs
me hahHman'c diualda psf 81 compe
'onfr eon5sldo eonifa' rs don Msiso
Poz
Ea sbfs enesta al pueblo ds Pusrto
E.ea fuoiegs ds $4,000 ~ rsandad
coa f.tgs mosivo ~ srlsHo para q
Mmup.a pare Il eau'rhsn
Tcurmos sntendldo ave s.a obra ne
tcfmmtda ats dei pissa ssaaiado
Dnna'e ii aa ds Aey 4 poiicls hs
presonfsdo 6. isnleute. dsaancias
con Iaaesnela Terfs por hur'a
meu.f or'u Jose Rivsf Pablo
b e'e por ~ prohihids. Domingo
RIO pef nha..8an iae alfenanras
municraIe. 1e Csbgsgs ps acDms
tmicnta sou raan Rodriguez
por alte.a r Aurits Ottas
jose + h mifaccien la ~
de pesas mel Eisban ortiz
Aneel Pere. re iey A.
saWdad
So oaenen'ra g. aa boy
nos h. disren.ado aienia 0..n
nos Aaife. Guerrero qnifn raa sa
asHnfo &C. na empresa peta.ii fi.a as
Aver ialie..o en esta riadad = mhv
respectable dsn.a doha AdsIa Vtfqnsf
<ds ae sNta omparentada cHn e.fima
dAs mi.f ar e#'a i1ealiifa
EcUhau derda. nnrffa pesan.s
ua uio
aea nuaaal IL iss E.nao unass
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-03
IVA oBDENANzA

81 Alcglde dc Yauco IA sometido Al
Cobcrrador para u aprobacion una
crden - adoDtods pog 81 concrio M
uicpal ae dicho pueblo solicitando au-
torizac.on para Il arcndamiento de "a
plaza dc Colon destinada d0sde
hace muchos amos Plaza de Merca
DOS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-03

Para mdqaina de sumar ojeda Adv
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-03

ell la ley aprobada, con motive lie los
terremotos, para reconstruir la escue-
la Antonio Martinez de San Ger
man.
Diez mil dolares para un edifcio m
sular ell San German
Veinte mil dolares para la carretera
de San German a Maricao
Ounce mil dolares para la carretera
de Sabana Grande la numero catorce.
Setenta cinco mil dolares para los
puentes de San German a Yauco.
As!gnacion total, Ciento cuarenta mil
dolares.
oTRAs ACTIVIDADES
Trabaje cerca del COnsejo Executive
para que lie impartiera su aprobacion
a una ordenanza de- Concejo Municipal
de San German para nevar a cabo M
emprestito de nueve mil dolares con e.
Banco de San German para meioras
ell la localidad.
Compared ante la Comision d, Ser
vicio Publico, para informar joh,s la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-03
iArENcIoN A EsTo! sQUE INTEREsA listed?

quiere positive
n6dico usted colo
dependence?
Comisionista ued
Propietaro jdesea used aQu
acudid seccon donde, m5dico
precio practice
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-03
CORRESPONSAL.

San German, JUNO so.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-03

Ell CORREsPONsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-03

Sc desea un pasaje para cl dia dc
Julio. Sc gratifcara bion. Fernandez
Ave. Wilson No. IS. Santurce. CO Pres
ton.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-31

Who wouldn't, with the privilege of draw ing down IS per cent for himself on each of these accounts?
 No business man runs his business that way. No wonder the City Dollar has dimin- ishing power.
 Either abolish this system altogether, or put definite limit on what any contractor can spend on a given job, with a penalty if he goes over this limit
 But our expenditures under this system today are simply enormous. Did you ever hear of the Bridgeport Construction Co.,? It does odd jobs of building sidewalks, curbs, Tn the ten months from December 1918, to September, 1919, the Bridgeport Construc- ton Go. was paid $226, ,90O6O for it's work by the City of Bridgeport, on the ''cost plus' basis. That much in ten monthsi And 1t is only young concern, in its infancy but grow ing. And only one of many!
 No wonder we can't find the money for enough school houses for our children.
 4. &A-.6
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-31

the bills involved in the work, that it will buy all the materials, and pay all the labor and pay rent for the use of his machinery, then on top of that will pay him bonus of IS per cent. on all he spent then his natural tendency is to make the cost as fat as possible in order to make his IS per cent. as big as possible.
 I have already proved that the real ex- pense on the Grand Street bridge began the moment that the contractor was abolished, and the ''cost plus IS per cent system was in- stalled
 Suppose that you were City Official and you let a contract on the "cost plus' basis. Suppose you have a brother whom you wish to have employed and you approach the con- tractor and ask that your brother be given job.
 If the contractor is going to pay the man with his own money, he will make sure that your brother is capable of earning his "salt," or he will say No"
 But if he is merely going to add your brothers name to City payroll, and then col 1ect IS per cent. additional for whatever is paid to your brother, he will be glad not only to employ your brother, but your nephew and your cousin, your wife's uncle, your grand father, your sister-in-law and to put little Lena, who is attending High School, on the books at $50 week as an accountant.
 TOMORROW:---.tPromises''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-31

Fellow Citizens:-
 Itis always easy to spend money, especial 1y if it is someone else's money. 1 wonder if the present Administration of the City of Bridgeport would give out quite so many con- tracts on the Cost plus 15 per cent. basis without proper safeguards as to total expense if the Administration were expending its own personal money, and not merely the money of the people.
 Most Brdgeporters will be absolutely astonished to learn the vogue of the Cost plus' system here in our city affairs-and it is a vogue which has caught on all of a sudden.
 l am certainly safe in saying that nothing has contributed more to the diminishing size of our City Dollar, than the Cost plus IS per cent" system the way it is worked in Bridge port
 When the City tells a man to go and do some work, and tells him that it will pay all
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-31

Taup Wolf scarfs. Reg. $45.OO.
 Sale Price $25.OO | Taupe Fox Scarfs. Regular $45.00.
 Sale Price S25.00 | Red Fox Scarfs. Regular $22.5O.
 Sale Price $14.95 | Red Fox Scarfs. Regular $45.O0.
 Sale Price $25.0 | Lucille Wolf Scarfs. Regular S45.0O.
 Sale Price $25.00 | Black Wolf Scarfs. Regular $22.50.
 Sale Price $14.95 | Black Wolf Scarfs. Regular S29.5O.
 Sale Price $22 2.5O |
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-18
When To Begin Living

What Il the age at which We
should begin to i've begin 10 en-.
joy lifef Twenty. thirty, fifty I
Listen 10 John ID Rockefeller ! ex.
peciation OF when he will begin
10 live ~ he expressed il to a
baud leader:
y hope you live 10 he eighty and be-
well. aud ! hope yuu live 20 be- ninety
aud be veil, and then hope you 1.-Two
10 he one hundred and then you viii
just begin 10 live Thata what "a.
poet 10 do"
Mr. Rockefeller had just round.
ed oni his eigh,ieth year. lie has
been knowing what he has been
talking about for so many years
that II IL daring 10 take issue with
him, but u must not be forgotten
that he has always liked his little
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-18
SPLENDID WAY TO
REDUCE YOUR WEIGHT

There IL PERHAPS no one thing that
30 Plainly shows the passing OF our
youth as the horrible ,endency TO put
on too much weight after we have
reached the age OF Is 10 90 wears.
However young our faces may appear.
The cause OF this over stouiness 10
the sagEfnx. flabby figure and forty
inch waist gives Us away"
that our stomachs convert the food We
eat into fat because there IL not
enough oxygen In the blood 10 produce
a proper combustion TO destroy the ex.
cess fatty tlssue, Fat people will be
pleased 10 learn Of simple home
method that " wonderfully efficient in
reducing weight. quickly and easily
without starving diai. violent mas
sage Or strenuous exercise. 20 10 any
drug store and get box OF phynols
take five grains after each meal and
at bed time. This Treatment will often
give quick relief from overburdening
fat. Phynolla taken nj meal time az
sists tho stomach In giving you the
benefit 0f the food you eat; at the
sa1ie time dlsSolves the fatty tissue
from any part OF the body where there
is exceSsfre Cat by this method |
many have reduced their weight al
Tp0uud day and there is no flsbbness
left. The Corner Pharmacy can supply |
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-18
GERMAN FIRMS
NEGOTIATING
wirr RUSSIA


tCcntiraei froa Page ORE,
Cerrnh indas,ry az IN pvsafssors
st&ss A. Il i rcEzrded a. nrooiem-
s,iosi wa~sAcr the oonditioa q The
RaS>ian rrilsays j. such a. "a aaml;
in n NEAR fatare - The trans prt
- hrsr quantities of heavy rcods
frnn Germany 20 che inscr.or ~ Rus
sis and = ccrrcsgond.ng iugsr, frcm
Russia Into Germany. u j. beli,u-l
that reccursc 60 "a ,rs.ssl0rs vii be
necessary. II : thought that poli,l-
cal obstruction = no lonssr so be
feared because the blockade % c.--
many Is 20 cease with ratification of
-he peace treaiy BY Germany. while
:, - ssid 'hs' apparently the impcnd-
Ing peace negotiations between rhs
Entente and Russia will reSGh in the
removal % the hiockade directed
ssslns, Russia by the Entente pov
crs.
II Is also though that The tonnsse
problem can be solved without much
difficulty. as Swedish and Danish ton
mage would probably be forth conins
10 sufficient eaaniiiy so- traffic r.
cufrenenss 20 Rnssis's northern porVs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-18
Don't Experiment With Catarrh,
Il Often Leads to Serious Trouble

reaches down inIo the hns'.. and ey-
ersoos recognizes tho sIsrmins ocndi :
tsoss that result wien ths luass are
affected. Thus csssrrh msy b. tne
fersfsnner OF that most drssd>d ssd
hopeless ef all Diseases. consunpsioa
No local tr~ssmes, affords psr.s :
n~nt rvlief. Experience has tsueht
that =. ). 5 y the one remedy wbIcA
sttscks the disease 81 Ne sourcs. the
tiood. and snoduces satisfactory re-
srlt~ In even the worst cases. Co.
'arfh ssfferers are urBed 70 givs
s 3. y. = thorough trail u h ~
By al drvxxisss. Yos srv isvttsd -
write 10 the Medical Dspartnsnt ~
sxpsr sdvic~ - 20 hov - trsss yuur
svn case. Address Dvi1t epeeloIc c.
90 su1e Laboratory. Afjassa. o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-18
~ gxaxxxxsxxyxxxmx X "
OBITUARY.

p ~ = u = = y n !. y y +. a x ::
Kenneth El kenncbrcw was hnrr
n Guthrie. Dec NJ. 1905. passed from
this life. July Iitb. 1919 at Hoapsts
Annex. lie leaves eorrowlng moth
60, sister and brother. a number OF
near relatives. besides a host ~ loy
Ing neighbors and friends.
Through his illness he wss patient
sufferer. The terrible results of 4he
Influenza. followed by typhoid pneu
nonla was the cause OF his death.
kcnnath was taken away
Sturdy OF heart aud stout OF lImb.
From eyes that drew half of their
sight from hfm,
And put low. low. underneath lbs
clay.
In his rDrIng-tbss summer day.
Passes away
All the pride OF boy life begun.
All the hopes Of life yet 10 run:
Who darea 10 question when ono
saith:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-18
Tobacco HABIT I
Dangerous

.4ys Doets rrapcr. fermerir IL Jvhns
H@gSsRs hsssssssl Thenesnas of men
suffering frpar fatal diseases ~c1Is te IN
issvf~s A1s2jfA sa-Gay wcrr II riot far sbe
aezaty dro@ Nh,srfine step the habit
rrx i,~frrr H"x ss.e late Ffsg a slfwrae
rrr~~&~ s~ ss4 vpur~~ff ~ fhe sohAsw~
sshit ~ xnv f.4r-1 sust - 80 amp ~ %.
date drug .sarw and eet seuss SAxssf
fnhse;s. fass fheFr a. aire~snsl xni ".
the ,yernss irns hshs gaScsiy vxnishrs-
isr14gxfsss rrsEnI sss Ea~ney IL they faAi
Ee ~nrp t. rad large aud interesting ar
rsswBc~xn~ns W. lss.s~v f~nnnr tS
zsbazr IN shis paper u trEls ~ the dan
cvr - nseetfne gsgiS4stfng ama fsw ~
&veid In tar m~aafins~ try Nisefes
fshsr<s. yap wtM - surprised ~ the ~.
Sw.. fswf Drag Store apa tbe tserner
Pharmacy. 30D
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-18

joke. IN this case the twist IN
npon The evident fact that MIR
Rockefeller has been living
Joting life for many years; aud
lie shows no signs VI losing his en.
Jpyment of life
How many young people la
their iwentles are looking ahead
twenty ycarsf Yet visions and
dreanls vf the future ARE thc
trade marks of youth. IA long ~
a man plans ahead be- il young.
When be lives ia the past he il
old, no matter what his years.
The child lives IN today. Youth
lives for tomorrow. Old aye lives
ia yestsryear Mere years have
noihing 10 do with the measure of
llte. Thrrr IN something Ia be
EARNED from Mr. Rockcfellcr's
dea Of when be viii begin 10 live.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-18


~ ssd Nns J ! i,case~onh have
had a. their ka.s's th,, ~~k. Nns
; n oailiin 81 oklshema ,n, Mra
I'sn~ II Chicago. Nr. J n Le,crs "
fais and ~ aud Mrs roll,cs ~
Csshssa
Ns<- i.eene Grain v Edupnd : a
rser At the home Of Ma. Nav
lIssAi
Mas J.aa We, wlll come np rrom
Oklahoma city tomorrow With Mis-
Vera Allsn 10 be hs ncst over che
week .cnd
y = =
line Parry.
Miss ccclle Allen ~tll entertain the
Five Five rsc club With a line party
,hH c'enlns.
~ y
Mr. = X Van Noorher. vent "a
>spcs CITY this evening for a s~o
weeks Wait with her sou. ew- yss
Nocrhe~s and ssmil,
~ y /.
Thomas y Mcleod and daughter.
Mary Ellen Of vermllion. Kan Is ,isl,-
ins hs bro,her and sister. y u Me.
isc'i and Mrs Anna A plcby
y y "
Mrs n G steven and Miss Corinnc
Stevens hss today FOR Iowa Tor an
Nisndcd visit With relatives.
n Il y
Fsoeyv~ofh Club.
Mr. Ceorxc Gaffnev was hostess ~
the u NJ c club and Miss uarrnun WAS
the only special guest The usual
time was devoted 10 faneywork. after
which a ;wo-coursc luncheon was SER
v,d. Mrs J N Garn~t will entertain
the club In two weeks.
< * X
Dr Halt WhAeley. who is on his way
from Camp pike 80 silver city, \ NJ.
is guest al the home OF his aunt
aud uncle. Mr. and Mrs W Alicnder
* y y
Mr. and Mrs Joe nalicnger of okla
homa City were Guthrie visitors yes
tcrday
y y y
Mrs Mary s Ballard and daughter.
Mary Elizabeth returned from visit
in Enid and HenDcssey.
" " "
J NJ Rawiey and family OF Miami.
motored 30 Guthrie yesterday 20 be
the guests OF A II Garfield and fam
Ily
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-18

Yesterday morning a. = O'Clock che
members OF the Five O'clock Tea club
with Mesdames webb Baker OF Cisco,
Tex. W = Blckford. II Beland. Cha~
Seton and ] r winton were enter
iained AZ the home OF Mrs $ X Van
VOORHEES, with Mrs W Dooley as
assistant hostess Al the game Of
antion high and low scores were made
By Mrs Webb Baker and Mrs W u
Coyie. AZ the close or the game
dainty refreshments were served and
the club adjourned for the remainder
og the summer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-18
is JAPAN slNf DID
klppoNEsg eerRAv ALLIES


fror;irued fror Page Onel
aud did 10; object to Il. though she
vas too crafty to give Il state sane
ton q; the tine.
TIE very important item tor Japan
10 consider sust now is tha. her ar
mission 10 the inner courciis at Paris,
and her signature on the treaty o.
peace definitely pu, her under bonds
hencesorth TO exercise more states
rnsne q ard less siaiee-a afiiness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-18
Star Fashions, Inc.
Win Three os.rsse o. sssr sleeve.

Win Three oSsrtee o. short Sleeves
rAis Il en- exceptionally praciieal
drsss for Il CLOSES a. the frons. coa-
seeacn,ly L hclps the child 20 dress
herssh iis one Of thc xm.r.sl lh'l.
n'ciels and y,a vii llnd u rsuaily
desirable for ginsham and fcr ootlon
vol" and material of .sach so-. and
fo- the more drcssy silk that - many
lktie giris wear Cor ths afternoons
In the piosure. Il Is made ~ rv~c
colored chambray and there are frils
Of white lssn That combination h
always effective and the material r.
one OF the mos, durable possible Tho
skirt Is in Two pieces but sirsigh, Al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-18
Sore Throat, Colds
au'sA1s es1sss9 d ssssns's

Hamlia's Wizasd on b . sinele
ao1 elective tssat4est Tor soss
thsoet so1 chest ee)1A Used q :
gasgl~ - esse ehssse 4 bsisgs ssi<k
seiU kskbs6 % the chest il viiD
eeteo ssosea - . harl dssp sssse1
eoA h ose aighG
81 sis s..:s s:s ::e:: go: 3 ::.ss s:: s, :,;: ::
vel - 1it1le esOubles 1iks easseke,
eeesAaehe, eso1 esses eankss ssrss
81 sd ssl eiss1 sehiag lssl
Ssxs tgi.s ssiek ss1lsl
n g 9. : :,f;st s;s: tr:sss:'s 80: r. = -
81 ysss nosey tsek
-. 3. 80 !::; 81 = 3: 81 ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-18

Nay. murmur not only pray
EEtcra today
Another body in churcbywrd sod.
Another soul on the hfe 10 God.
His Christ was buried yet live
always.
Trnst Him aud 30 your way.
"a Friend.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-18

According 20 the will os Adaui
tSoeck. who died at Holly ~ooi. Cal.
bis son, q u, Louis man. will have 10
accamaiate 100000. exclusive Of bis
home. ia order 10 receive Aia share.
about $4,000. of his fathers evtass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-18

THAI Il Isn't house, Jane It's
just the front OF AN Elixabethan houNc
built for Kitty Gordon set. Il coat
a bushel OF money and viii be- retained
as an ornament 10 the studio.
Run along home, Jane. See sou uoAf
week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-18

Why The bushes aud The fiutter
Jane told you "a stick close 10 me-
Just sas Bert Grasaby7 W.ll. B.rt
belongs here. lee going 10 81 por,
Mayakawa In his next picaure. and
he's fine boy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-18

AID nstKhbora tor their kindns~s.
sympathisa and beautiful florsi off~r-
ings during the ilInees and death of
our beloved son and brother. --sirs
raui kennebrew and family.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-18

l.Sst .s.nlns was gus~t nieis a. 'hs
Coanls, clab and ncsriy every men
b-r ~ss present With The slo~cd
number Of quests Many nshins s~r.
slcs were enjoyed during the day. ten
MS. sostlne. and swimming In ,hs
early evening and later the time was
devoted 20 dancing 90 special mus's
furnished for the occasion.
one Of the larger dinner tarti.e
Vas that sivra by Mr. and Mrs rcd
rcck and Mr. aud Mr. Walter iium-
rhr.y Cor Miss Dolly lewis of ohla
homs city. Miss GLADYS crsig ~ lib
eral. Kan. and I'D Hsrick o,hcs
gacs's were Mary Humphrey. Merrill
nennet,. Fr>d Holman. Nadine. Made
lene and Rc,;a Marjorie Beck
Mr. and Mrs o X spurrier had A.
their guests. Miss Edna Brodle. D.
Verne Srurrler and Schuyler spnTrnr
Mr. and Mrs Webb Baker were the
dinner guests OF Mr. and Mrs II n
Newman.
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the lower edge, SO shas II IL especial
~ adapted 20 washable fabrics. In
the smaller fron; view. the skirt Is
laid in box plaits at front That treat
snenf Is presty for fsffesa and lsk. fab
5ics For the six year size there will
~ required 2 Is yards material a.
inches vide. The pattern may be oh
tsincd In sizes from ? 20 5 years and
viii be sent to any address By the
Fashion Department Of this paper on
rscespa OF 10 cenis.
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Miss Mildred sherman gave swim
ming marty ss the bath house ycster-
day afternoon and her guests were
lone and Esther McElhenncy. Corlnne
and Mary Hester Ertus. Lois Mary,
Ceneyieve and Jane Davis aad Ernee-
Inc Adams Of Crescent.
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That mysterious looking girl In the
Turkish vsdly We call her "virgie the
vsmp." Nobody knows anything for
sure about her. but she says shes
going 10 star a, the hoad Of her own
company. There's a new company
Organized every minute. you know
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Helen docsns need eyes. MIsa
l5afriscalc. God secs for her"
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Miss Beulah Hackney entertained
with a rook party last evening honor
ing Miss Hazel Adams OF III Dorado
Kan. and Louis Woodwork who
leaves soon for Madison. Wis. After
The game refreshments were served
. tho Misses Adams. Eva Woodwork,
isilda Pi~rsol. Agnes Q Caffnsy.
Mesers Woodwork. Earl Niswander,
George Plagg. Charles Keys and IIsr-
Icy Johnson.
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CARD or THANKS.
We wiah 10 thank the many friends
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ksst Gsshrss W { 7 Mrs " y
chaFchln
Party fer Mass ilelcn orcsa- Mn
D o lats
opesroAy Club Nrs Msry 4 Iros
ory in oti>homs CITY.
SATURDAY..
Chihrens ssory Hour 81 crnsSls
LIBRARY Mites ilcPe fF~sier. iesdcr.
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Mrs Mary s Ballard and daughter
Mary klizabeih returned from a visit
in Enid aud Henncssey.