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The Washington herald., 1920-03-12

Some geologists say there is no oil in Prince Georges
County. Maryland Others who believe they know as
much. and we believe they know more say they believe
there is oil in Prince Georges County, Maryland and
that it is leases located about 3 miles from the
District line
We are spending money to prove of two things:
Either there there not oil commercial quantities
in Prince Georges County, Maryland and our well will
be drilling the land selected by geoogs as the
place to drill.
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
oftentmes is not of unanimous opinion. So the opin-
ion of one geoogst good another. Many people
who speculate on the Stock Cotton Grain and Coffee
Exchanges both make and lose money and offer no
ment either way Your money invested in the stock of
the Potomac Oil and Gas Company Inc. will help to-
ward bringing about in double quick time. what every
one will be glad to know. and that is
THERE IS OR IS NOT OIL
on our leases in Prince Georges County. Maryland
When strike oil, as we sincerely believe we will
what will the skeptics the Ldon' 't-believes' tcant-
bes," the 'never-has observation-disclosures ct al, say?
Why bless your dear heart you won't be able to
find them. On the other hand our shareholders will
have done something for Prince Georges County, Mary
land. for Washngtonaye. for mankind in general, and
MADE MONEY, TOO.
Because there is worldwide oil shortage which is
to national progress, the
U.S.. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
urges the immediate development of oil fields and warns
that production be rapidly increased That just what
the Potomac Oil and Gas Company undertaking to d. out
the old Bowie Farm in Prince Georges County, Maryland
the ground busy engaged preparing begin actual
drilling in very short time Soon the derrick will be up and
then the music of the rotary drill will keep time with the sweet
songs Of the bluebird, onoe and robin.
Our money and our energies are directed to developing this
virgin oil field and believe it be- and we have
every expectation of operations being successful In fact
it opinion have the
COMING OIL SENSATION OF AMERICA
you are all interested in this undertaking and in what
its will you stockholder well as to
the city of Washington and to all Maryland and have 500
$1,000 to invest come with Come to office and
let tell you all about this syndicate Go and see our
camp. Inspect the land Remember this all you with
will help bring about what may prove oil boom that
will starle the world and rush that will belule every
other oil rush of modern times In of this is unmey
for to suggest the purchase of shares One Dollar Par
while them at this prce2-or what they will
be worth when oil struck mo tell Everybody
talking about enterprise Hundreds of automobile parties
taking the trip daily camp and mark this state
men When the first derrick up and the drilling going
on the intense interest created will be nothing that which
will follow the beginning of Wells Nos. 2 and s.
-...r Call, Write Phone U.s.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12
Cash On Hand.

The total cash on hand and due
frcm Federal Reserve banks Decem-
ber 81, 1919 Including lawful re-
serve and items with the reserve
banks in process of collection)
amounted to $2,277,3l2.00O (of which
s50s, sos, 900 was cash In vault).
being an increase in the total, as
compared with November II. 1919.
of $ss,557,oo0, and an increase as
compared with December 81, 1918, of
s2sS 100 ono
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
MAGNATES DIFFER
ABOUT A MEETING
Ban Says 'Tis Wrong, While Heyd-
Ter Wishes All-Important
Conclave.

New York. Oct. 15.-A difference OF
opinion exists between President John
son, of the American League. and Presi-
dent Heyder, of the National League, re-
garding the advisablity of holding a
meeting of the major league club own
crs to plan for the future of baseball
while the Cook county grand jury IS
in session in Chicago. President Heydler
last night made public kilograms passed
between him and President Johnson rela-
tive to the meeting, which has been call
cd for next Monday at Chicago
1T is my Judgment that to hold a
meeting of major league club owners at
this time would be a mistake, SAID Mr.
johnson 5 telegram TO MIR. Heydler. 1.-The
Cook county grand jury has been recon-
vened and will continue its Investigation
into the deplorable conditions that exist
IN professional baseball. Much important
testimony will be presented, which must
weigh heavily in the future deliberations
Of the self-appointed custodians OF the
game.
President Heydler's telegram 10 the
American League head said the action
Of the National League members in eX-
tending al urgent invitation to the league
and club presidents of the American
League to attend the proposed meeting
was unanimous. The meeting was called.
said Mr.. Heydler. TO discuss and formulate
plans for the future government of, and
the safeguarding of, professional base
ball
Our people will be there" the tele-
gram continued. They are firm in the
belief that public sentiment will brook
no delay where such vital matters rs
the good rcputc of the national game,
the protection of all honest players and
the protection of immense property rights
are concerned.
In my Judgment, it is fortunate
coincidence that the Cook county grand
jury Is to continue its mveStigP tions dur
ing the time Of our meeting This gives
us the ideel opportunity to and personally
the court and the legal representatives
OF the State of Illinois in the great work
they have undertaken"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
SOPHOMORES WIN
ANNUAL FIELD MEET
Defeat Freshies. 67 to So, But the
First Year Men Win
Eight Firsts.

Newark. Oct. 15.-In the annual fall
field and track meet between the Sopho-
mores and Freshmen. held on Frazer
EIeld yesterday afternoon. the second year
boys won, 81 10 IS. That there Is good ma
tcrial In the entering class was demon
strsted b the fact that they won eight out
OF the Ii firs.-places, but the ''sophs' got
most OF the second and thirds. Bctzrner,
formerly OF Pcrkioman and Middleton,
formerly OF Camden, y, j., High, each
won three events for the 'FreshIes. :
The summary follows:
1OO-yard dash-Tebo, first; Pitrran.
mores. Time, ll.2.
One mile r,ln-Booth, sophomore, first ,
Bunting, sophomore, second: Herman
freshman. third. Time. 404 3-5
l20-yard high Middictuwn j,
freshman, first; France, sophomore, sec
ond Steele, freshman, third. Time, 1872
Pole vaul;-Johnson. freshman, first
Robinson and France. sophOmores. second
and third. Heighth, nine feet.
440-yard dash-Pitman, sophomore,
first; Fouracre, freshman, second; Tebo
sophomore, third. Time, 54.4.
Javehn-Betzmer, freshman, first;
Humphries, sophomore, second, Patton
sophomore, third Distance, 1865
20O-yard low hurdles-Steel freshman
first: France and Robinson. both sophie
mores. second and third. Time, 26 3-5.
Discus-Betzmer, freshman, first; FL
liott, freshman, second, and GundlaeA
sophomore, third. Distance, 98.9L2.
Two-mile rtIn-Booth, sophomore, first !;
Fox. freshman. second Time, Ill.
220-yard dash-PItman, sophomore,
first; Tebo, sophomore. second and Steel
freshman, third. Time, pa.
Broad jump-Mlddleton, freshman.
first Hunphries, sophomore and Four
acre, freshman, taed for second. Distance,
lsq
SS0-yard distributing, sophomore
first; Booth, sophomore, second, Burdge
freshman, third Time, 40
Snot put-B etzmer, freshman, first; !;
Humphrles, sophomore, second; Elliott,
sophomore. third. Distance, 1910
High jump-MIddleton freshman, first;
Lynch, sophomore, and Armstrong, fresh
man, tied for second. Heighth, 5.3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
CHERRY AND " HTE
READY FOR P.l. D.
High School Team Has Fast Game
Scheduled for 18th and Van
Buren, Streets Tomorrow.

The Wilmington High School win meet
the strong Z. l. ID. foo tbau team o
Philadelphia tomorrow afternoon at
Eighteenth and Van Buren, streets. The
game last year resulted in IA to z We
tory for Wilmington High but that is not
stating the real calibcr Of their team. A
hard game is expected as the p /, ID.
bows are returning with practically all of
last years team intact. They are one Of
the strongest teams that meet the School
this season.
The line up win in all probability
be the same as started III last Saturda Us
game which resulted in 46 to 0 vstory
4 mass meeting VIII be held as usual q
the High Auditorium today and the
whole student body IS expected TO turn
out Several thousand fans are expected
to see the game and plenty Of thrills arc
in store for the crowd. The kick-o is mt
; n m. and a good game is anticipated, rs
per Captain Webb's own statement.
On Saturday, October p, National
Farm school OF Doylcstown viii be the
attraction.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
GREENHIIL ACTIVE.
Club will Stage Shoot Tomorrow Afternoon
When Busy Season Begins,

Greenhill members arc looking forward
to big day on Saturday afternoon. The
Club has been more or less inactive
during the past few weeks but the sec
retary of the Club is now preparing for q
series of big events. Saturday. shoot will
be an attractive one, with several fca-
lures on the program out of the ordinary.
A program of 50 targets of 10 birds each,
and each event of different kind will
stretch out days pleasure, and the high
gun of the day will receive medal IN
recognition of his skill. Local shooters
will appreciate this diversified program, a
change from the usual straight tar
get events.
The real opening shoot of the Fall season
viii be held on October %, when several
trophies will be placed in competition,
and the club will start busy season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
ATHLETIC COMMITTEE MEETING

The athletic committee Of the Defiance
Club will hold meeting tonight Mt the
association rooms at 7.45. Every member
of the committee is requested to be present
as business Of importance will bo tran
sacted. Beaides discussing tho football
situation plans for the winter activities
NJ tho club will be maturcd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15

several weeks and are in exoellent cOndi-
ton for the opening game.
Some Of the new material II showing I'D
m fine shape md Coach Dunlap has
whipped together fast team. Most of thu
new players received their Introduction TO
the game this season. The game today
starts at 3. Tho Philadelphiana will bring
n large number Of rooters
The lineup is ~ follows Chambers.
outside left; Mun8on, inside left, Sterling.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
Gordon's S
Cigar Store

Garry Home a Carton of Gig
arettes or Box of Cigars at a
Great Saving.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
South Side Eden vs.. WiIdare.

The South Sidc-Edcn football team will
play Wildarc at Eden Park tomorrow
afternoon at 3 The team will hold a
practice this evening, Among some Of
the new players are Serson. Patterson,
McNltf, Skelley, Morris, Logan and Good
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
SOCCER SEASON OPENS.
Friends' School Team Meets Philndcl
phia Team This Afternoon.

The local soccer scason will be started
this afternoon when the Wilmington
Friends School viii play Friends Select
School Of Philadelphia Mt the Military
Grounds, on South Clayton street Tho
local team has been practicing hard for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
DEMPSEY TO BOX IN PHILLY.

The king of tho heavyweight rcalm,
Jack Dempsey, will make his first appear
anco in Philadelphia since he acquired his
crown next Wednesday at the National
Club, when he will box Bill Tate three
rounds. The exhibition will wind-up a
benefit show. The proceeds of which will
go to the ST. James Hospital of Chester
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15

Capt, ccntcr, Hill, inside right Ietten,
outside night, Finn. left hniibsck, Dou-
gherty. center hhlfback Coy, rght bal :
back. Sprnnce, ifft fulihack Haisf'
right fullbaek Bancroft. gal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
Keystone VS.. White Circle.

The keystone Field Club will meet the
White Circle Club at Rockford Field to-
morrow afternoon. These two teams are
evenly matched and both have been under
going stiff practice. SO large crowd is ex-
pected for the game. which will be called
ats.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
BRANDYwINE TOSSERS WIN.

TheBrandywine quot team last night
opened the season BY defeating the Old
Swedes team In three out Of FIVE sets
Eleven ringers were registered in the
meeting. Weldon topping the list with
four The score:
Brandywine.. .21 2I IL q I7-3
Old Swedes 13 Il 81 6 2l-2
PLAYERS Brandywine. Tobin. Lucas
Wright Brainard and Skellton; Old
Swedes Moore, Slavin, Weldin and
wilkins.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
Rnrrnc rndct snnnnrt Order

Eugene Barctr ciiargcd with mn
support n ha wife. wns plaoOd undsr
temporary order ~ 81 4 Eeek ~ Nh
nicipnl Court tfsiay
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
HARLAN ATHLETES BANQUET

The Harlan Athletic Association Will
tonight hold a banquet in the Labor
Lvceum on du POnt street above Fourth
The evening will be occupied with speeches
vaudeville acts and dinner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-09
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody can Tell when you
Darken Gray. Faded Hair
with Sage Tea

orsndmother kept hsr hair beantis
fully dsrksned, glossy and attractive
with brew of Sage Tea and sulphur,
Whenever her hair took on that duii.
faded or. streaked appearance. this sim
pie MIXTURE was applied with wonder
ful effect NY asking ~ any drug
store for "Wysth's Hags and Sulphur
Compound" you will get a large bot.
lie ~ this oid-time recipe, Improved
by the addition OF other ingredients. al
ready 70 use, at very little cost This
simple mixture can be depended upon
20 restore natural color and beauty 20
tho hair.
A weii-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeth's bagc and
Sulphur Compound now because v
darksns 20 naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell II has been applied
It's 20 easy 20 use. too. Y0u simply
dAnpsn q comb or soft brush and
draw II through your hair. taking ons
strand 1T q time. by morning the
gray hair disappears, after another
application or two, II In restored 10 -
natural color and looks glossy. soft
and beautiful = This preparation - a
deligbtfui toilet requisite. u N not In
tended for the cure. mitigation " pre-
venfion of disease.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-09
MAGISTRATE MAKES
YANk HONOR MAN

L'cudon. Louis Martin. American
saiinrman. wflo wen; on spree with.
sut paying hix railroad fare. owes
some S2sD 70 an English magistrates
couFt-an6 has promised 10 pay II back
as "a 6ebf Of honor ~ an American
cltireu~ II happeped this way
Martin left his ship al Tiiburv.
stepped ct fcndoa for "A few" and
sanaa himself ~np.countryr without
funds wherewith 10 get back 10 Its
shlr which was 10 sail shortly He
&nply hsa n get back 40 he jns
-yDok a train
Al the WIlessen courf. where he
was sekeD after arrest for defF1u uGing
the railroad. Martin told the judge.
-Yen iet me &c. judge, and guess
the AaBcriean consul Ssis pay the rail-
rad The magistrate replied
We will lend yeu 10 shilliDrs ont
~ the court funds and from that yen
wiil tag the rnslrosd and your er-
grrS~s 10 your ship. II II debt N
honor. and you. a. an American cisi-
zer. win remember that you have the
cre1ff ~ your country in your keep
ing and wlii repay us The 10 shiii-
Sngs.~
Martin said the note would be hob.
ored. SURE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-09

Prom the Amos Iowa Intelligence.
When man comes 10 you MI donp-
led up with pain and declares he VIII
die In your presence unless YOU pras
rnre him drink OF whisky, send hin
to a doctor or else give him dose
cf Chambcrlains Collie and Diarrh1~t
Remedy. There ~ mistaken nol.ar
among whole 10, of people fhal
booze il NJ best remedy for collie and
stomach ache
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-09

gse1ter3 10 tearn fnst mere is az least
oDe dresde9 disease that Ecience has
peer able ~ cure ia all ii* stages nrd
nsf ~ rsia-rh. cztaTh being greatly
infSus1cec BY ccnststusionsl conditions
Tsg1lfbs c0rfttnfiOnal treatment.
Haas Czizrrh &e6scsEe IA taken in-
fer-sAiy ara srrs ftira tine Bsoo3 N
sha WAGONS sgrfzce9 0f the gysteta
f1ereey cessrDyfng the foundation IL
toe disease g8Tirg fhe patient
stFerg n by Agilttrg ny che coDxtifa.
si0n ard zs<AsfiD9 nature IN cosnz Tts
work. Tine rrogr5etors have 20 nnaca
iaMn in the fsrxtfre r0wers of Halls
csssrrh Medicine that thsy otter One
Hnndred Dollars for any e4s@ shat a
fails 10 rar@ Bera soT Sist 0f teesi-
Esoniz2s.
Addresa " J CHENEY. q Go. Tor
lsso, OAio. Sod by al druggists, 7y,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-09

N enc Snserc~t ~ saee. swriAiugal
ohrfs'lanstN The minister aeiN cred
cn Monday eveaing acetrSNai anr,
mon on sclenI''leailan NJ Freemaa
oare~ little Tor medieval the slosv
and later phgosa hlvel theories. ~,
he i even lesp an aamrer ~ sansr
eli1ien and heathrulsh slruaalNp
thar paraae amouu the RN,esase
masses IN gAe name ~ CArlsslAai.y
We eAys thAs Chnelirn practice \.
hesed on reilgioun fuadamsn fals
N'hseh arr found IN the nhlas aud thas
CHRISTIANS mnss sNuAfc tAfmsa'xea
with tho nlhle "a the li9hf Of sam,
mon s~nse and present day enilxhlep.
mont, or clse be vast aside by IN.
irll'ecnt reolAe a. an insnfftclant AZ
wrrnout affair
ChFlstlen dcctfiae and rclieion mus,
/ ~ clearly aet apari from fable and
/ deluslon Faith that ecmes from ear
rect recoption sf Oodw revelation
thrasN ili- son. mAng ho disun
EplsAed in tha mefic niind from the
follies ~ lmn ina,lnn mmngai anNees
tlca ~ auto lntosicaticu
Ia ais sermor Monday ~voHiar NJ
Freeman fhowct that euicntiflrHtsnn
IL not removal ~ eintrra sin ~
eny maxh-ai operation Yhnt ins'4N,
,anccua'y makrs ono slnlesW 10
show ~ that the seventh nav was
rApcsinea "a th.e hrvlnnlng thN, Mna,
- sAncufied The tabernacle aAi l's
furniture ~ weN as The priasia ahd
ihrt Jesus himself wtn esne'sIleA s0
"a prsw "A with Exodus ala rNaHc'
ily" docs nos nsean e''h~r ~ iht
above shlnga witch wv'ild 'slesHheu
ensiv a.criha SIN etrrrai Ia the Son ~
M God hut means finNv IN 'sr'
alarta 10 God'p seryicv Mr free
man showed that there "a ~ ree0r'
~ any sinlesa ilte " fNa nlf'N save
that ~ Jesus bat that nltio chpfsei.
era w.erc nevertheless serctluad
Taas Christians ought no, sir Wa
sr,elv set forth. that ihev could and
did nin IN New Testam@n, dayw wer
as clearly set torth from Ccrin'hlan
i.a 6is
The necond rolni ~ thr siscoursf
uaa ta show bow pcof'e ara fancii
fed The ppaahnr nnc1ed john W u
and Pct i22 showing tina, Gad
and men heth have q pert and nel
ther alonr ran Nanvlsfv sinner
also tina, the lnssfumepi1liis "a thf
spirit given word of God whlra
pra.ehed
We cannot 1--we = discussion here
hut the last point was evidence q
xaaoiifirA,ion Here the spHeker
srair distinguishes human imaeina
lion and hypnotism from Gods rcyel
alton and gospel teaching that is
heard learned and voluntarily nc
ce,tetl. AZ Je@us set forth IN Mt lt.lF |
and John. 4. Aa.ls lie eaid prcAoher
should not make urscrip'~snl ard NA
gus propositions and trinu wih N
plain wards og the greBi coms1iiTnioR
oY An ,ho interest oi numbers sv"e
uu,au0ht and uncinvrrted people mt
,he ,,r- -nemtiona The world necd
people. "and wi'hou, !, ~
man shah noe the Lord bpt genalnl
converts must "be ready always
rive answer I ocvev one thAi a'h
for n reason for the hope Thf
world Is asking FOR real reasons st'
Christians must be eroomed ~ th'
word of God 20 lead men or NEE
sa,an successfully
Services las, one hour. " 80
each evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-09
CARD or THANKS

Wa wish 10 thank the Americsi
Legion. the War Mothers aud al
others for tho flowers and their Kind
ness 10 us at tho funeral Of our sor
and brother. Leo n ChApm,u
Mrs. Rebccca Tlmpey,
Mrs Bessie Law
While Chapman.
BonnlbeI Chapmsns
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Leader Classified Ads Get Results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-09

Every person cAsarlnE thAt a csle-
hrRsion - helc in Gxthrie. July 4 IL
srrit~e Ia attend injecting apssalrs
IN tAs cSty hal. Wednesday eTenirr.
1Ens : AZ o'clock A large attspd.
sncs and 1-ozpi action are neces-
saEE. Les every eax.ress mar xns
s1slness woman BE tkeres-A. r.
GreEcry. Secret&TT.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-09

CARLSBAD tie ta-1o1s zssh resDyt
is a1iIt On cvHst xncernesth which
~ EBaxerTz1esz Lake ot hofllng VA.
ter. ed xii TIE bot E1ighsr sprssigs
have 10 a. cesseSssgiF WATCHED and
rrsssars keps dorn Bess TIE towH s-
destroyed .E
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-09

w FHk N-f - 7 sc " NFtn Fe.
rs- cfEen sc.gess the exact mars
q t1e sTttcle ae wishes 20 ymrcaass
E1e az a las resort takes mnrn4a A1ns
else t-ssead Tazt ie sl~zys dsxay
gosrricx sid a1sstlsfxeroFF. The ezs.
way is 10 Cut fhAs out and take y ~ssf
yog go as 10 make sure % regsinl
CHsEs o'ersxs-is T1Ases4. To4 wils fiuf
rvt5s7g 9sstfs 80 satisfactory for cnn
s.igS ltc- an tnArrextur-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-09

Arbcfd Benreti. one Of The highest
paid aat00rs Ia the world. was d
stryEgiing lawyer before he turnsc
10 Mtarsture a. prafessipn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-09

~ eFA< FkA9tJ " TUNAW&tt~ FHtft.
W&en you have Stiffness and sors-
ness ~ We miracles acnins joints and
Ind y d.f'fr1lf n more without psls
tfy raassaEsng ne zffectef pagss vita
Cham5ersain's Llnfrp@nt- II w1lI re-
beve tae pafs AMI make res and sseep
poa@Sbie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
COM I.~SiO\S CLEARS
~ DiAIii on WOMEN

Chtea .. Noy il Confessions
fiom the two men held in connection
with lHe deaihe nf he gwp aogrem
found la Grant pagk Aunday marH
lng have cleared up nparly all lh
"details police sald laday. and have
established that the GIRLS dled 'rp1
alcohol and exposure aud without vio.
lenoe
Police aill are searching for tva
other men who afr said O. uaYp benn
WIN lhe eirlu rariy SATURDAY evening
According % ,pn confessions elyta
mii by the noliee the two men helns
detained mei no xrls after lhe laf
ter had secured tho iiauor which
played the CHIEF parl ii eapalne thaiF
dealha
These 1870 man lhelr confsasi3aA
declare left lhe Rifis AZ iheir y3H
request in Grant PARK. aud ll s fe
lleyed ~ lho police lnal lha girls
wandered shere unlll overcome ny as.
poenfe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-17
\ vi ~it ~ RiNtI
IiINI ~ nii'lIlli>I


The Chmeg ip" la be asavA Ny iHs
ladies ~ ihe tpt,fc5al Church Nav
c,uhef - and 81 "a very Hss'iuiisas
ana asrraeglyu mepssi fesHH esAeed
hy The Noek rre,lastt e.0N@ay ~
rulsa
Nisa Vl,As slvWa4Ail haa aaala FAy
oiva ~ M rnaehlne shla performance
Those who attended fte ras~lns
SHOW whlch wae alaxrd by inN
Lions club last epgiusl viii rlss9aani.
~ remember thai performance wh*h
wa- ggSeu AZ the ruIlafa
The -ehrcF lg Was aemrlulea inf
an earlier aatn hnt 80 aesouns ~ ihe
pending change az ,hswlra manaee
meni an earlier date Naa uuayaii
able
1ho fsalasspni e0u~h laltisw sfe
rolnR into this with nach smthual.
nnm and feel that shey wAl succeed
~ eiviua creditahle performance
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