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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-11

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i,meu Is, court clefh Nrs Ngai
Tom Guftn 81 and IviN psYis 81
or Crescent CHy Geofwe 4 White
AZ ard Edpa Washington of uklK
homa Cay W u cockh"hem 30 go
Anna comden ss Guthrie Clarence
10 RrsnolJs e and Ada condiii q
of Arcadia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-11
MRS. LGvEeicH DEAD

Mrs J ~ Leserlch diea ~ q
O'Clock lnsl nghi al her homo agA
East Nansnf Funeral services vii
bc held at g,so Friday afternoon from
the late home 81 the deceased Ihi
remains viii he taken 10 Wilton
Junction. Iowa. for burivl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-11
WIEL CHARGES iit ~H\\D
B,SEiN DECEIVED HI,

Charelng that her husband d.
ceiscd her and that two weeks after
they we're married ske diseoyesw4
that he had loalbso'ne dlaea 81
Ruth Han has filed Wuil FOR diver r
from Hslfe Hall whom she mafflal
in Calnessllle, Texas on March ~
1870
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-11
ARmisTRicE SIGNED BY
TWO TURKISH FACTIONS

London. Nov li--An armlstice has
been signed between the Armenians
md tne Turkish Natlonalists. II Was
announced In an Armenian commun.
que dated November Z, received hess
oday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-11

Enid okla Noy "a ir Rpy
Stone of Coyinalpn. was badly IN
iurcd ~ gas explosion ~ hlt ofiise
early thls morninx and has hesn
rushed 70 the general hospital -
Enid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-11

Who conducts parior fvr soft
ir.nks." r. NJ Nobcrt, who has a 81.
nr and stationery store, and Tom
Coata. retail dealer IN fruit The
officers reported to their chief that
CONTINUED an Page s.1l
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TAlkF[sT NOW BR[Ws
ON HAR0|NC's PLAN
Europe Is Being Pulsed To
Ascertain Sentiment on
Association OF
Nations

WnHhlngson Nuv ~ Preliminary
work on ihv pan l0r A. association
W nations promlaed ty l'rcNaept
elny, Harding IA sell Alans u WAS
learned here to-day
"consefkAlinns now Eaine 30 he
tween eersaln influential Republicans
ana peraous in ierelFu capllaW Aaga
aifead, developed iniefeatiux faeil
uneernlnN iae kufopean attitude q
wand an enlirels new association
These EXCHANGES hase been 81
ccune eatireiy unofficial ana nfrm
~ ard Haralng haa haa nothing Il
muoh iranAtr ekpro~Aaion ~ goFeisn
30 with ncm The information shes
obtained howpver ls fesafdsd -
much ffankcr expression Of lofeis
Views than Il lt Was official
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-11

Tho Whole Of confederation cor
respondoner between eeftain smer
teams and lhclr Eaopeau friends ia
threc coau,flce. extending over many
peohs. shows distlnei Willingness
to mcct llafd,ns - least haH was
Thru a'l runs thc samr idea thai
farope must haze American eoepcr
alton and is not disposed 10 sslek AZ
;hc terms
Nhne thls Information ia 3 .uk
se'herci ahroaa either aeensies ,ee
Preparing tof ilsfdine an aualsss ~
ihe dom ellaalcu wlsh reeam
81 lhs leaeue Harding feseris she
elrsllon a. q Aopulaf vote aealnai tae
NILSSON learue
nui D, noe reckon wlsa hpnl fafi
ani oihef ialneailel Republicans ahn
rai wan, ~ scu ihn Wilsnn plan
Hsrarded eWiirel, There Are snne
Republican SENATOR'S son who tasos
ratification nf INA Wilson lvAKHe
wiih airoug reservations
Indications ave sNai Democrats are
pfeparng N negoilala Nlsh taesr llH
pWbllsane perhaps N, lhe atnf FNs
Nlon Df sonrieee M faiify lhe lfea'v
~ifh she t.odKc reservations ihs
Democrats awrmeiHf y yutr Eof shHW
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Yo Shonlfi lie a Member ~
ghe AMERICAN
RED cRnSS
During l9gl

Because
rhe Had cyueN n atii aerslng
ghn Army asa Sayy alalnH she wv
Hefvisw mrn, aat exienaiax haAs
inK hana so civilian Amliiea
rha Red Gross ntandn ypadY N
meet every disaster.
The Juaior Nrd Gross through
serviee far nthsrs n developing X
finer tybe II Am#r' lliasnshi
rhe Usd Gross IL buildlps up
FAa Nations health w maintain.
inw Health c0ntera. Public Health
Nurses end elaasea of instruction
n Fiyst Ald, Food Seieeiien, an !
Home Hygiene and Care % shs
Sick.
The Hed Gross Is further safa-
guarding tba health " the Nation
BY admlulsterins relief In Euse.
pean countries devastated BY the
war,
The RED Gross u the soul ~ tbs
Nation mobilised for serylcs and
your dollar makes possible an "a
pandIug program
FOURTH ROLL CALL
NOVEMBER il.25, 1920
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'--. i.I'It1 I- .l ... OLD PIONEER CLAIMED

b. a -
 George B. Rorer, m old Alaslsaa Pioneer. died at St. Joseph,s hos. pital yesterday afternoon. The cause of. the death was acute stomach trouble, an ailment of long standing. and the end was not unexpected.
 George Rorer was born on August ?, 1sls, in the state of Pennsylvania and came to Ala5ka in 1898. ;. He. first landed at valdes and after . few years spent in prospeeting aad trapping, he moved as ss' sto edllaaa sa the Flirbankssvaldes tzail. where As conducted . roadhouss and fox farm Hs fame to Fairbsnks from his tzail home early last summsr. with ths intention of tripping in tiis dIs- trict, and joinsd Fsirhaaks Isioe, No. 1, Pionssrs of AlssEa oa No. ivsmber 1, 1920. les. thaa !, ! !, mouth ha1ore his death. .;.7.
 T The funsrslof Pionser Rersr VII be held It Esgis Kall t , ,. n. on Sunday naxk uadsr the saspiess = Isloo No. '
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WEATHER REPORT SEWARD 31 Showing Calm. Anchorage 10 Cloudy, N. ". Matanuska IF Cloudy Calm. Chickaloon 8 Cloudy Calm. Wasilla IF Cloudy Strong East. : Talkeetna 10 Cloudy Strong N. E. Gold Creek IS Cloudy S.w. Showing. Hurricane 8 Cloudy N. w. Showing. Summit 2 Cloudy N. w. Healy 2 Clear East. . Nenana 10 Clear East. Fairbanks 2 Clear East.
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HARDING RETURNS HOME

MARION, Ohio Dec, g. With the return to this place of President elect Harding yesterday he told his friends the policy of the administration and that he believed ideals and plans for solid party government had been uthered by the conferences he had held during the past few days in Washington He said that his regard ing the sentiment toward the League of Nations par cuary encouraging The list for the cabinet will ot nbe completed much before the inauguration date.
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McFADDEN BILL OPPOSED

WASHINGTON, Dec, g. A special message to the Seattle Times from Washington says that the Houston re- port filed today opposes the enactment of the McFadden B thus giving body blow to the gold production ot AL presses the opinion that the McFadden Bill ntereres with the operation of the gold standard and thinks that the ducers of gold will benefit with other roduces from the ability of the country to maintain itself on the present gold basis and As the purchasing power of the dollar by the increased production of gold will become renulner ative and the problem will finally solve itself"
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SPEED UP

WASHINGTON Dec; g. President elect Harding announced yesterday that he has had the Senators during
 ns conference with them to proceed with all appropa
 speedily possible order to clear the deck fol che necessary egsaon for the special session of Con-
 ress The date the special has not yet been fix put 1t Is expected that 1t wifi after March 4th HarGng will leslgn from the Senate on January tenth
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TWENTY MILLION DIE

NEW YORK, Dec, g. At least twenty million people will c of starvation in Northern China this winter unless huge supplies of food reach the stricken soon accord ing to message from the Christian Herald at Pekng
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BURNED TO DEATH

VANCOUVER, Dec, g. Tom Freeman, H. J. Martin and unidentified man were burned to death yesterday fire broke out at a. m Seventy guests escaped in their night clothes. The loss is eighty thousand dollars
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CANADA's DIRECTION

OTTAWA, Dec, g. Sir Robert Edward Borden in statement made yesterday said that Canadas objection article ten If the League of Nations due to the that she did not want to involve herself preservation of territorial integrity and the existing political ndepen dence of all members of the League
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AMERICAN AID

WASHINGTON, Dec, g. American aid for Irish In- dependence must be exered through efforts to gain the truth about actual conditions said Mary MacSwney sister of the late Lord Mayor of Cork She said she believed that most Americans were unnformed as to actual existing conditions. ~@- --. -2 ~
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STEAMER ON FIRE

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, g. The Steamer Sudbury reported by wireless yesterday that she afre The message came from between San Diego and San Pedro She said that she needed immediate assistance although vh fiji wa. still uncontrolled
 The Sudbury is vessel of 70000 tons and carries f100O,O00 worth of cargo .z
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TO MAKE REQUEST

LONDON, Dec, g. The Government is considering whether it will request the United States government in interest of friendship to take official lolce of e anBritish activities of Devalera of the 4r4sh Republic accorng to statement made by Andrew 45onar Law in the House of Commons yesterday.
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BOUNDARIES SPECIFIED

WASHINGTON, Dec., g. It was announced here eerday that President Wilson had completed the ..enadons regarding the boundaries of Armenia and hao iorWarued them to tue League of Nations.
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WAR ON UNION

NEW YORK, Dec, 9-The Headquarters of the Anal ganated Clothing Workers announced yesterday that New York Clothing Manufacturers had declared on the union and that the six largest firms had locked out more than sixteen thousand workers.
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MEN LAID OFF

OGDEN, Utah, Dec, Approximately 225 empoye es of the southern taclc R. k. employed In the shops place to lad 01f tomorrow Inns acton IS persu ant with the plans ot the K k for retrencnmen hun u1ed be atected the shops at Sparks, Nev.
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CONFESSED EMBEZZLER

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal Dec, g. William Fox Post master at Dorrs Siskyou County confessed yesterday in currency and had then burned the Post Office to hide the evidence of the crime
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BRITAIN REFUSES

WASHINGTON, Dec, e. The British Embassy to- day refused wise the passports of the members of the special committee of inquiry conditions in Ireland thus preventing then from visiting Ireland aud Great Britain
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BAKER MUST ANSWER

WASHINGTON, Dec, g. The House Military Com mttee has asked Secretary of War Baker appear omor row and explain why the army has been recruited more than the authorized one hundred and eighty thousand men.
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KILLED IN WRECK

TEXARKANA, Decr g. Four persons were killed and evera hurt when the Texas and Pacific Sunshine Special der:ied and turned over near this place Wednesday night.
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AT THE HOTELS

AT THE HOTELS
 E. W. Major of Gold Creek is stop ping at the Overland.
 4 passenger on the train last night was H. A. Stockman from the Nixon Fork country. He is registered at the Hotel Overland.
 P.J. Burke of Ophir came in on the Limited last night and is staying at the Overland.
 M James E. Wilson and Harry Wood ruff of Valdez are guests of the Over land Hotel.
 J. E. Toman and George Lindsey are registered at the Overland from Anchorage.
 Other guests of the Overland from Anchorage are Mrs. A. E. Lee and Mrs. D. McMillan.
 J. B. Moore and H. H. Drake ar rived in Seward last night on the Lim- ited from Moose Creek. They are stop ping at the Sexton.
 c. Sankey, Joe Johnson and A. Pet erson are stopping at the Sexton. All three men are registered from An chorage. - -
 The following persons are regist- cred at the Hotel Seward from An chorage, H. w. Melby, R. c: Vining and wife, Mary Morrison and E. R. Tarwater.
 Guests of the Seward Hotel from Nenana are L. W. Hill and wife, Tony Hagen, Wm. c. Cornell and c. O. Pet erson.
 R. J. Rickert and P. c. Gallagher arrived in Seward last night on the Limited from Fairbanks.
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NEW POSTMASTER

Z WASHINGTON, Dec, g. Albert Will was named to
 day as the new post master for Ketchikan.
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Joe Badger, the genial manager of the Van Glider Building will leave on the Northwestern for a two months business and pleasure trip in the - - states.
 Captain s. S. Johnson sustained . severe cut on his foot last Tuesday while splitting wood with an axe. Dr. Sloan attended to the injured man. Capt will probably be laid up for sev- eral weeks.
 Notice: Fire meeting tonight at 8 o'clock.
 The Pioneers are moving their place of meeting to the 0ddfeliows Hall. Tomorrow night will be their first meeting in the new quarters.
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s ID A N C E
 ?" M Come and Hear lem Howl M . " A The MALAMUTE CLUB A .
 . l. NCE L . " A Saturday Night, Dee, 11th A . " M At ODDFELLOWS Hall M . " U An UNUSUAL DANCE U T The HAST CHANGE" T. sE LEAP YEAR DANCE E. |" Every Dancer in Seward . D Will LEARN Something D . " A To Their ATvANTAGE A . IN SATURDAY NIGHT N: e At This c . E ID A NC E E . c . . . . . . . . . . . Q . .
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GWN$T ANYTIME REFUSES STEAMER SUDBURY Af|RE ON THE PACIFIC
BARRA0 NOTES

BARRACK NOTES
 Pvt. Wilkins spent short visit in Seward during which time he photo yraphed the entire detachment. He re- turned to Anchorage on the last flier.
 Look at the birdie.
 Pvts. Ladwig, Evans and . few other tall soldiers were photographed with panoramic camera, co that no feet would be cut off.
 The detachment has a prophet who reports that an earthquake is due here Sunday. ,..~,. .s-.~ ...
 The local theatre furnishes anause- ments other than that shown on tho screen. One instance concerning great mirth was brought to our attention when a soldier of unusual proportion, who had cold, commenced coughing. "A resident of. the Pribilof Islands jumped half way to the ceiling he thought that one of the seals followed him to the show. The cough sounded SO much like the bark of . seal.
 Wonder why the Sgt is seen SC much around the Post Office. h 1t the mails he is interested in. Or Is 1t tho opposite gender?
 The ex-tailor is . gentleman of liesure. That is he has nothing to do outside of pan. No. You arc wrong. We do not mean pan for gold.
 What has Dunn done and what has Hunt hunt?
 -. t.
 Pvts. Cooper and Marschel left on hunting trip to Russian Lake.
 A good example of brother love is executed by Pvts. Johnston and Tou- val every morning. ,
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HUGE COST

WASHINGTON, Dec, The total cost of the Worl. War for the American government Ilxed at OOV UOO From ths amount should be deducted $SozUUUOV> Tor loans to toregn governments tresldent wilson trans mltIed specla message nng the complete expense. Of the American feace M4Ssl0n at $l,6oI, ,OUU.
 CoioneI House anu Henry Wlute reclved a salary c. Sl00OUO per montn while Lansing and BLISS and the otne .om simply nad tner actual expenses pad.
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ASKED TO ABDICATE

PARIS, Dec, g. A dispatch from Athens says that the Greek government has asked King Constantine to ap dicate the throne immediately in favor of the CroW Prince.
 LUCERNE. Dec., g. King Constantine of Greece vii not remqush hs clam to tce throne ot Greece lie say that by SO aolng acton would revolution.
 uIICE COCT
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A good example of brother love is executed by Pvts. Johnston and Tou- val every morning.
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Pvts. Cooper and Marschel left on hunting trip to Russian Lake.
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c. Sankey, Joe Johnson and A. Pet erson are stopping at the Sexton. All three men are registered from An- chorage. - -
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J. E. Toman and George Lindsey are registered at the Overland from Anchorage.
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What has Dunn done and what has Hunt hunt?
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-09

The ex-tailor is . gentleman of Iiesurs. That is he has nothing to do outside of pan. No. You arc wrong. We do not mean pan for gold.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04
POOR DAVE WELLS
IN TROUBLE AGAIN
Hasn't Enough Garden Seed to
Supply Demand.

Dave Wells. city paymaster, is In
trouble again. But he has become a
firm believer in the value Of advertising
space in The News ScimitaT.
Congressman Hubert Fisher is partly
responsible for Dawes troubles and
some linotype operator for the rest.
People have been standing in line
an day at my counter" said Dave, "all
wanting free garden seed. Letters have
been coming In by every mail asking
me 10 send them some government
seed Z"
The trouble Is that Dave had about
100 pounds, but the typographical error
made il read 1000 pounds.
At any rate the seed Is all gone and
Dave thinks he'll have to make good
and buy a lot more.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04
PINE BLUFF ELKs ELECT.

PINE BLUFF, Ark. March 4 tSpl.l
AT the annual election OF officers OF
the local Elks lodge. held TUESDAY
night Circuit Clerk Sam +. NaulX was
named exalted ruler, succeeding A. #,
Triplett. 6ther officers elected were
Jules T. Borresson, esteemed leading
knight: ]. Frank Franey, esteemed
loyal knight: {. NJ Nichol, esteemed
lecturing knight Mack Hunter, secre-
tary; Harold Bluthenthal, treasurer; J.
p. Baker, tyler; f. NJ. Roane; trustee;
A. r. Tripett, delegate TO the grand
lodge. with u. T. Miller as alternate.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04
Maury Association.

The regular meeting of the Maury
on Friday afternoon at 3.15 o'clock.
A study of conditions at home and in
school which effect the child's school
work will be made after the business
session. The program will begin with
IA talk on 1.-THE Child at Home and at
School," by Mrs. Louis Bremen. Mr..
~. w. McMullen will have as his sub
|ject, 1.-THE Principal and the Child"
Miss Theresa Haaga will talk on Some
Problems of the Teacher of 1920" The
grandmother's point of view will be
given by Mrs. S. T.. Nethery.
An informal discussion will follow
the talks. All members have been
urged to be present and to take part
in the discussion.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04
BOGGAN IS BURIED
IN FOREST HILL

The funeral of H. T. Boggan, 745
Metcalf place, who died at midnight
Wednesday of cancer, was held Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock. from the
family residence. The BUDDY was buried
i'm Forest Hill cemetery.
Mr.. Boggan was a resident of Mem
phis for 20 years and had been in the
employ of the 63S Tire company for a
long while. Illness with cancer followed
a short attack of influenza.
He Is survived by his wife and three
sons, M b., of this city; E. L., of Jack
son, Miss, and A. T. Boggan, of Ada,
Okla; two brothers, w. H. Boggan, of
Cayce, Miss, and r. f. Boggan, of
Memphis; one sister, Mrs. Sallie Wal
ton also survives.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04
BIG RUSH IS ON TO
PAY INCOME TAXES

As the time limit for filing income
tax returns and paying government
taxes draws near the rush on the Of
flee Ii the federal building Is rapidly
ASSUMING proportions that exist around
the ticket window Of a circus hun-
dreds of Memphians daily file their
blanks and room 81 is a popular place
these days.
A corps Of workers, who are experts
in the income tax department are en-
gagged in assisting Memphians N max
ing returns. They report about
O'Clock every morning and work unui
late in the afternoon. March is Is the
last day on which returns can be filed
without a penalty
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04
Philo Club.

The regular semimonthly business
meeting Of the Philo club will be held
Thursday evening at the Y. M. H. A.
at $3.50 o'clock. The president, Harry
Basist, has made special request that
all members be present, as business
of great importance regarding the work
of the Philo for the next six months
viii be discussed. The Philo club will
entertain with formal dancing party
at the Y. M. H. A. On March Is.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04
Crockett Association,

The members Of the Parent Teacher
association of the Crockett vocational
high school held an interesting. meet
ing on Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. w.
M. Wilkerson presiding
A delightful program was rendered
by members of the class in expression,
followed by an excellent talk by Mrs.
T. +. Kelley on child welfare and the
work of the Juvenile court.
The program was followed by a short
business session. after which, delicious
refreshments were served by the mem
bers Of the domestic science depart
ment, by whom the menu had been
Drepared
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04
Adam Dale Chapter.

chapter, D. A. R., will be held Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock in the. home
of Mrs. Ira Kimball, 1747 Galloway
avenue.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged and large attendance has been
urged.
Those who expect to attend the meet
ing win please notify the hostess.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04
MORE OIL ADVANCE.

HOUSTON, Tex, March 4.-The Gulf
Pipe Line company announced today II
would pay S2.5o a barrel for coastal
crude, an advance Of rs cents. The adj
vance affects all fields In South Texas
and Southern Louisiana, The Texas
company and Humble Pipe Line com
pany have met the advance.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04
CalYarv Aid SocietY.

The meeting Of the Ladies Aid So
ciety of which Mrs. Joseph Orgill is
president, will not meet on Friday as
planned. The postponement of the
meeting was out Of respect to Mrs. r..
president of the organization and whose
death was source Of deep sorrow to
the members
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04
Dance at Riverside.

The regular weekly dance at the
Riverside school will take place Friday
sevening at o'clock. Preceding the
dance a class in dancing will be held
at 1880 oclock for the benefit of any,
one in that community who desires to
Flearn to dance
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04
Third Organ Recital.

The third hour of organ music will
take place at Calvary church on Sun
day evening, beginning promptly at s
o'clock. The organist, Adolph Steuter-
man, will be assisted by Mrs. p H.
Shepard, soprano. The weekly organ
.recitals are free to the public and will
be given each Sunday night until Eas-
ter
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04
Coffee Club.

The Good Shepherd Coffee club will
meet Friday afternoon in the Moose
hall. l62 Court avenue.
Mrs Otto Schwill, chairman for the
afternoon. VIII be assisted by Mines.
Borg. Lawo, Reagan, Leibkeman,
0'Leary, Schneider, Foppiano, O'Sulli-
van and Marlin.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04
Federated Clubs Invited

An invitation has been extended by
the Art association to the members of
all of the federated clubs of the, city
and county to be present at the lecture
and tea on Friday afternoon at S:3O
o'clock at the Brooks Memorial Art
gallery.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04
Chisca Review.

Chisca Review. No. 4. will meet Fra
day afternoon at o'clock at Woodman
hall, Court avenue and Dunlap street.
Guards have been requested to be pres
ent at 1880 o'clock
After the meeting cards and hearts
will be played.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04
Gen. Cheatham Chapter.

A meeting of Gen. Cheatham chapter,
u. D. C., Mrs. Ernest Walworth, presi-
dent, win be held on Friday morning
at 10 o'clock in the home Of Mrs NJ
L. VeseX 692 Poplar avenue.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-04
MISS NAV M'cRosKY.

1906 lamar boulevard Al members
have been requested TO be present, as
plans for a musical on 81, Patrick's
day in the home OF Mrs. T. ]. Beasley,
962 Linden avenue, win be made.