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Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17

however. from the small handful of senators in their seats. The activity of opponents followed. Besides Sen ator La Follette's motion for recon sideratiCn. Senator Johnson, Republi- can of California. made inquiry of Vice-President Marshall to receive as surances that the motion was pend ing and the bill held up.
 The motion for reconsideration un- der the senate would be considered regularly at the next reading of the calendar. probably Monday. Senator PCindeXter was said to be confident that a majority could not be secured to overturn the senates passage of the measure but opponents were pre- pairing for a vigorous fight when tn : La Toilette motion is taken up.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17
"Y" Minstrels
 To Present Many
 Comedy Features

The Y. NJ. c. A. production of the Stranded Troupe Minstrels at the Grand theatre tomorrow night will be Q unique minstrel show in that it carries some sort of a plot, however fine the threads of which it is wov en. The minstrels find themselves stranded at a countryside station and are forced to put on d show to pay their way. Many ludicrous situations result.
 The show is replete with tuneful numbers, both vocal and instrument tai. An excellent chorus has been organized The end men have a few hits at local residents up their sleeves that will prove highly divert ing to a local audience.
 The second half of the show takes the form of a vaudeville entertain ment in which veritable galaxy of stars will offer specialties in wide variety of acts. The entire produc' ton will be by local talent.
 The advance sale of tickets indi- cates that the entire community, or as much of it as can. will crowd into the Grand theatre Saturday night to see their friends performance. Tic kets may be purchased at the Y. M C. A., the Bisbee Drug, or from vari ous members of the Y. M. c. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17
DIVIDEND AND BONUS

CHICAGO. Dec. 16.-A stock divi- dend of 200 per cent, payable out of surplus, was announced today by the Crane company. manufacturers of strpuural steel and elevators, 10 hold CTS of common stock. The dividend stock has par value of S27,061 900. In addition company officials said a bonus of S2.2O0. 0O0 would be divided among it's employees. The company had surplus of $30,924,S9S on De- cember 1. 1919.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17
HELD ON FRAUD CHARGE

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l6.-Oscar l.. Lamp of Oakland, vice-presidenr and western manager of the Daniel Hayes Company. of Idaho, furnished $50O0 bond before a United States commissioner today on Chicago in dictment charging him and IT Cthe' officials of the company with land frauds in California
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17
Bayless, Former Western
 Association Outfielder,
 Killed in Mine Explosion

JOPLIN, Mo-, Dec. 16.-Rela- tives of Harry Owen (Dick) Bayiess. former outfieider With Western Association, Western League and Pacific oast League baseball teams, received word to- day of his death in an explosion in a copper mine at Santa Rita, N. M. Bayiess was SS yeA~s CT age and married. He played base- ball last with the Lincoln club in the Westren League in 1917.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17
American League to Talk
 Over Ratification Treaty
 With National Clubs Today

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.--R atifica- ton of the new agreement with the National League is the r.cs. important matte rto come bsfore the annual meeting of the Ameri- can League here tomorrow. so far as the club owners now In t%iS city know. However, it is expect. ed that other matters wal dcVe'op during the meeting 10 r1ake i. an interestinq session.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17
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Johnny Celmars Loses Every Round
 In Tacoma Fight With Mir. J. Egan,
 Popular Middleweight of Boston

ten rounds ended in the third, when Dynamite" George Cf Los Angeles. matched with Celmars quit on the strength of an alleged broken jaw.
 Celmars left the following morn ing with the intention of picking up a few decisions on the coast. His fight at Tacoma last night was Johnny's first big scrap since the Armistice Day explosion.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17
Page 1'nroo
COLONEL STORY DIES

MINERAL WELLS, Texas. Dec 1G. Colonel Jim Tom Story died here to- day. He was 80 years old and is said to have been the oldest active news paper man in the south, being owner of the BOkchita, Okla, News. Until a month ago he had for two years been superintendent of the Confed- crate home at Ardmore
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17
Pennsylvania University
 Defeats Princeton, Wins
 Soccer Championship Title

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 16.-The University of Pennsylvania eoccer team won the intercollegiate championship today hv defeating Princeton on the Meri1n cricket grounds at Haverford by he sccre of to 2.
 This is the third time the ,ear,s have met this season, each gre vious game resulting in a lie.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17
6 BURIED IN WREckAcE'

LONG BEACH, Calif.. Dec. 16. - The dome of the new First Christian Church here fell today during the lunch hour of the workmen and bur jed six Of them in the wreckaSe. The damage to the structure. it was esti- mated, may amount to the value of the building, $250O00. The workmen later were eXtricated seriously in iured
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17
POSTOFFICE LOOTEO

SHERIDAN. Wyo., Dec. 16.--Burg- lars entered the postoffice at Dietz Wyo.. coal mining camp in Sheri- dan county, last night and opened all first-class mail in the office, Sheriff Thomas announced today. It is not known if any articles were stolen. A quantity of stamps was overlooked.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17
ELIAS NAME MENTIONED

Arturo Elias. recently appointed consular inspector under the new re- gime in Mexico. is slated for gover- nor of Sonora, according to word re ceived in Eisbee from NacoZari. No official announcement Of the sort has been made yet Elias is well known on the border and is related to P. Elias Gales, minister of foreign af. fairs.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17
WILLIAMS BEATS FRENCH BAN A|N|

BALTIMORE, Dec. 16.-"kid' Williams, former bantamweIght champion, was awarded tfe dsci- sion here tonight at the end of a sensational 12 round fight with Charlie ledoux, bantarwe. .qnt champion of France.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17
BORDER CONSULATE RAISED

LAREDO, Texas, Dec. 16. - The Mexican consulate general here has been raised to class two. second only to New York. according to Arturo de Saracho, consul general. who has just returned from conference with President Obregon in Mexico City.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17
Sammy Terrin and Harvey Thorpe Box Ten Rounds to
 a Draw at Rock Island

ROCK ISLAND, lIl. Dec. 1e. Sammy Terrin of St. PGUi and Harvey Thorpe of Kansas City hoxed to a draw here Eo3:Jht in a 10 round bout. Both mer are welterwei ights.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17
CALDWELL KNOCKED OUT

Walter. Caldwell, former Bisbee boxer, was knocked out Wednesday night in the seventh round in a fight with Jack Reeves at Dallas.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17
CHENEY KNOCKS
 OUT KABAkOFF

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 16.-Andy Cheney of Baltimore knocked out Harry Kabakoff of St. Louis in the first round of scheduled eioht round bout .onight. They are feathe weights.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17

London has introduced new fad for women-that of electrically tat tooing permanent complexion or blush on the face.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17
ELECTION PosTPONEp

SACRAMENTO, CaIif., Dec. 46. Coast League magnates postPon- ed the election of Presid dent for the season of 1921 until tomorrow it was announced after the rieet- ino here today.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17

Celmars. who has strong fol- lowing among fight fans in this city, last fought here on Armis- tice Day. The bout, scheduled for
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17
Romance of Civil War Is
 Recalled By Requests Made
 To Relatives of Old Love

SALEM, Mass, Dec. 16.-A TO- nance of the Civil war was recalled by two bequests of $500 each to Clark How Edwards, St. Paul, Minn., and Jackson How of San Francisco, contained in the will of Miss Sarah VI. Kelly of Haverhill filed today. Both beneficiaries are relatives of Miss Kelly's girlhood sweetheart, Major Henry Jackson How, who was killed in battle at Glendale, Va, June 30, 1862. Miss Kelly and Major How, for whom the local G. A. R. post. is named, were to have been married upon his return from the war. Upon learning of his death she announced that she would never marry. Her death occurred last week.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17

TACOMA, Wash, Dec. 16.-Jce Eagan, of Boston. had an easy time outpointing Johnny Celmars of Toledo here tonight. They are mddleweights. Eaean led in eV- cry round.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17

Slippers for all the family. Wom. lens and Mems s2.0O; Misses and Children's Sl00 and s1.25. Fair Store Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17

Slippers for all the family. Wom- ems and Mems. $20O: Misses and Children's $1.00 and $1.25. Fair StOre-AdV
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17

Christmas Slippers, Misses, Chil- dren's $1.0O and S1.25; Mems and Children's $1.00 and SIPS. Fair Store.-Adv.
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TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
CONFRONT OPERA TROupES

Chicago. Dec 7.--Transrortaiior
problems OF a big opera comrany On
the road are SO complex trat the On.
cago Opera association has employed
an experienced railroad passenger
agent as passenger director. Leaving
Chicago about the last week OF Jan
uary. the company will so to New
York for several weeks. and then
visit most OF the principal cities from
coast to coast.
f. X. Bixby, for many years a pas.
senger agents OF one Of the largest
roads in the country, is .he new tra.-
ffc director. He wins loaned to the
Democratic National committe by mis-
conrany last spring TO organize
traffic bureau and supcrintend the
travel OF Democratic convention dos,-
gates to SaL Francisco anc return.
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STATE TO GET FEDERAL AID
TO FIGHT DIsEAsr

CONTINUED from rage ID
diseases will be q feature OF tn
health legislation and appropriate.
asked by the state board OF heal,r
OF the state legislature at its regular
session in January.
IF all health and moral consider
ations could be left out Of the ques
uon,' says a ccrnntpupation from
The board, "the financial argument
alone would justify the states spend.
ing a sum sufficient 70 continue the
present activities of its venereai dis.
ease control work. The time lost ty
officers and enlisted men in army
service in 1918 on account OF ven
areal diseases amounted TO 5.asT,7i0
Jays This was an average OF TO-
7ss men and officers absent from
duty each day OF the year on account
OF this class OF disease The aver
age loss of time for each case was
more than ~ days per yeae
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TWO BAD cunMEN KILLED


Continued from FACE -
Delaney, and WAS restored to citizen
ship BY Governor Smith on his prom
ise TO go straight" was found deas
~ the corner of Fourth avenue ant
iita street, within block IL bis oit
underworld haunts. his body pierce.
bs five bullets.
Leaders OF the score of detective.
assigned to the case, said they had
learned Of recent threat OF Easf
man to kin one Of his companiont
after q quarrel Relations betwoe,
the two mon had become more anf
more strained. they said and each
had enlisted the support Of frienar
FOR defense,
J, 4 Ayers a printer who told rc
porteFs last night that he was one N
several eyewitncsscs To the murder
was expected 10 tell the story 10 n,
detectives his morning IIe said h.
and the others rushed out OF RI
staurant on hearing a shot fired anr
saw four other shots directed AT tht
prestrate body, They saw. hc sat
a man stand over the body a momer
and then run for slowly.movins tar
icah which sped away.
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Outstanding features 81 the week
Will be the dance given tonlgh, Ny
Miss Margaret Dean. the ri Jirks
aud Five Five Five dance Tuvsiav
ateht and on Now Year afternoon
Miss Mildred Davis and Anss Ruth
Hildresh VIII keep open house honor
ing tho Beta Girls on New Years
night the Rctg boys viii awe dance
In honor of the peta'a. ON Friday
ls the watch parts ~ tho FilsoA
home.
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ARMANrRourts TO

II The fellow who took NJ /. Arman
Frout'@ steison from the preahyter
ism church Sunday morning By mis.
take win return same 10 the studio.
lie viii De rewarded ~ receiving his
own head gear. and like" viii be
happy as The has left in the trade
u about two sizes too small. aud Il
hard 90 hold on in the face OF tic
north wind.
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II this section Is not Nieifed by low
temperatures again this spring. N,
fruit crop promises to be- the heavles
In years. Farmers here report that
there are an unusually large numbc
OF fruit buds on peach trees. This Is
attributed to the fact that the trees
did not bear the past reason. TIE
cherry and apple crop also PROMISE
10 be good.
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Agents are checking up the income
tax lisi posted at the postofFice ant
reporting the names Or nelghhor.
who failed TO give IN any income "a,
RETURNS.
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ARMY WOOL
rlAnkErs.Low pRicH 4

Genuine Army wool olive drab
blankets, Ready for use special si.6a
Army wool shirts. reinforced elbows.
breast iInine. reclaimed. s2Ts.
Write FOR Bargain Lat Army Good
Money back II not satisfied Army
Sales Co 22oi Franklin. 81 Louis.
No.
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a MuIIIgan stew.

Mr.. Ned Holman entertained few
golfers al mEllligan stew at the
Country club yesterday after several
sames Of golf had been PLAYED. Those
Entertained were Miss Yancey OF
romanthe. Miss Ethel Douglass Miss
Kathryn Dean. MISS Lee wcss war-
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OF LOCAL MOMENT

Local doctors have an average d
80 cases each OF kidney trouble cases
due TO drinking corn liquor.
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W N. Cooper and family and MS
Emma Derrickson Of Oki4homa City
were the guests OF G.. W. Bruce an
family on Christmas.
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me holiday guest q her brother. Mr
n a iiollenhecit and family
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Mr and Mrs. plAl Willer and MI
Herbert WILDER o Saltwater. ard
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Tho AIitzl club de!tshsfnly enter.
ialned a few frlends With very
areiiy amriy on Saturday eveninT
given at the safeteria- Tho rooms
we're artistlcaliy decorated WIEN
palms ferns and huge vases III ed
with russet roses beautiful floo--
lamps, casting their melk9w shades.
added TO the ioyhness ,f The room.
In the game nf cards Miss Mildred
Swanson and MT Harold Cook won
top scores and Mr. Arthur Neal con
ISOLATION. Later IN the AZ niuy the
guests we're served wath delicious
two-couree lunch The long table
looked very picturesque with thrqf
large vases of roses and lighted enn.
lie sticks with deep tink shadeF
The color schmme nf pima aud white
was very beautifully carried out 70
the most minute detail. After the
unch d1ncinR was enjoved nniiI a
ate hour. The guests Included MISS
Vera Allen, Miss Mildred swanson,
Miss Rsiby Rotierman. Mrs NV Dan
ais, Miss Alma Wulff MISS Anna,cl
Patterson. Miss STARK. Miss paar'
~upp Mrs. Nell Todd. Mr. Herbert
wilber. Mr.. Harold Cool,. Mr.. ARTHUR
Neal, Mr.. James Long. Mr. Herman
Smith. Mr.. Ernest IIonrhton. Nr
lack Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs q II
McGavcrn. Mr. and Mira. Kenneth
Mitchell and Mr.. and Mra Clifford r.
rraband.
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TRUNKS, Rags. SultcaNeA Why pAs
Two mlddlemen profits my gram
factory direct Send sof Free cata
log Acm" Trunk 4 nag Factor i
Spring Valley, m
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The Pollard and Highland playc
TO capacity Christmas business.
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GLoi3iANA Compilation Beanililar.
Hair stralghten, Perfume atc Sell
inE fasi ~ cclnfnd people NIX gra
fits sure repeater Particulars and
sample Free tioriana Co, Memph'a.
Tenn.
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nsr4 sundAv sora zehl Ever sharn
pencil and comeo stick pen. Pc
ward naone isG. Corner rharmarcy
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roo LA.n TO CLASSIFY

METAL. TOP Fibef house nfoWnw
uatwear . corn brooms guaranteed
yvAf ~ houF easy Asonsn oaiflt
alas postpaid Keystone fahar
Broom Co plstabnrK, ia.
NEW CENSUS Alapa iunt rvaay Als..
lions waiting for them lioaanxa u.
those FIRST 10 field Many other anal
propositions. iluae sales Go Atlanta.
Ga.
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Cay with Nr aua Mrs. waite
weich. xarinstx
Mr Raymond Davis "a home frsn
Norman Tor the hris,lsy~
n " y
MIR, tiarice Wilcox ami soa. F'aan
css, were tho essepis al Ns and Mrs
George A. smith * oklahona clss,
Christmas day
+. X y
AIR and Nts Leslie seaman has 4.
their guests Christmas day ar. aad
Mrs Fsank hlll nnd aea ~ Narmau
Mr A n seaman ana Miss sra~,
Seaman ~ Oklahoma C.t, and Nr
Frank sesuaa - ,S,sinAson ~.
y X -
Mr.. FarlWlne * oklahoma t''sv
ans Miss iyA Daniels were the ala
nrr quests ~ Miss Mas aud W.
James l.ons YESTERDAY
y ~ NJ
The u \. + Z ~ tho First Mart
IA church vii eive psr,x AZ u,
home Of Mr. and AIRS q N Johns.
lun at sea Fast Aansng Tuesday ava.
nlnr
n ~ NJ
The y"ung peossie rt the preshsrr
Ian chaFeh wpll have fociai Tues.
day nlen 4, sae At ,hc ,hnnh
" y n
The Nacsahees ash have eallea
meeting Friday afternoon fnr lalslA
flon
y " NJ
Enjoyable Affair,
a Very eolosable afiai, was ihs
annual Ianda lhl Delta Chvlsimar
na.ts held d, he hnmc cf Miss ophs
Ard nn Thursday evening. The hoas
worn she usual hollday decorations
even unto hugh err wmAa ~
from which caea guest resvived many
beautiful gifts A cafeteria luueheaA
was served 70 Misses Nofec. Van
derfora Ruth NnllAmg. Dlpnrh Willis
pauwh, bessie and npha Ard. HI all
l1laklcy iAssA wnlff Fa'her nwinnaii
iNdla pledrlcn Hattie I'VE pufa essl
N1son Rob"tt Fvger Mrilsallv
Goidic Cook and Alice rumbil
Mrs Della Tlhur, Giadys Anderson
Eva Patterson t'ueea Lee. Minnie
l.ee TAbarg and Mrs A y Anl
" m NJ
Miss hllxahetA Garfield ard WIN
Garfield Mrs VIII Garfield and esA.
dren ~ ronea City spgu' carlalmas
aud Sunday With their q~renls. NJ
aud Mrs A y Canfield ~ this eisY
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Leader Classified Ads. Get Results
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AcENrs--Aoshrs--AcFhrs

MAN. WOMEN Sell Electro inde-
structihle Gas Nantes somethlus
new Not sold in stores We give
Exclusive territory This Is Money.
Maker Korea importing CO.. Can.
ton, Ohio.
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Open House at oresn Hom-.

Open House at 6resn Honae.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Green Of III
East LOGAN kept open house Christ
mas afternoon complimentary 70 Mrs
Helen l.. Green OF Columbia. Mo. and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Green of Okla.
homa City. About seven vflve old
friends called during the rsterpoon.
Mary Coyie Gray. corrine Carlson.
Miss Louise Bierer Miss Leno Os-
born and Mrs. r. r.. Woniworth a.
sisted m the dining room Mary Lon
ise Green and Stella Louise Belaud
received the guests. During the aft
ernoon several musical selections by
Major Roy winton. Miss Louise
Bierer and Mary Cpyle Gray were
snioyed
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LADIES When DELAYED or IRREGULAR
IisE FRENCH cOTroN RoOT
PILLS Safe aud depenablc. lsefate
others Price 500. Double strengtn
tsfo. French Medicine Go. Ailants
Ga. or il5S Wilson Ave Chicago. Ilf
LOST r Mans dark tan glove Re-
ward. Leave AZ Leader office
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
-sSaEN te
Dance at lone nan Room Allss
Margaret Dean.
Tuesday
iIi links and Five Five Five naaca
-Elks cfub.
II. " =. T. of rlrst Bapsis
Church Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ. Johns
ton.
yoans Peosie's Social First Pres.
byierian Church
"Wednesday
N " G Club Mrs y A stautfer
Thursday
D. NJ c, Club Mrs II. o Johns.
Tau ri Mu Club -+sliss NINA Ilasx..
Friday
Eastern Star Installation Masonic
Temple
Watch farty~MaFy Elizabeth and
Virginia Filson.
Saturday
Open House Misses Ruth llildreh
and Mildred Davis
Beta Dance nnli Rnnm
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Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes.
wife of the former Sapreme
Court justice, is a possibility for
the new cabinet set. Judge
Hughes is prominently mentioned
for portfolio in the Harding
cabinet. ?
LS.ader Classified ADJ cat pes,,,.
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Open House Misses Ruth llildrelh
and Mildred Davis.
Beta Dance lone Dali Room.
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Miss Elizabeth Garfield ard VIII
Garfield Mrs VIII Garfield and cha.
drrn ~ ronea City, spens Carlatmas
and Sunday With their aurenls. Ne
aud Mrs A y Canfield IN this ci.f
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Uncle Sans Expense account
Al a Glance

'rand total estimates submitted Congress 7sa as
nffhfF over comparative ITEMS Tor 1921 spig G64g
above f5n9pODU00
70 estimate pedcd or the 1910 bonus government em
floye Which costs this sear *35 100000
Interest public debt 22 $4,000 fnetian az tso as g0
NnlMns muI. .2LL.LA 81. Lner.a-a kl2 alu
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ren Ryder, leo Garner Joaa NlsNIny
Frrd Holman. MI. Tony ilIsylnn ~
Gushing, Mr, and Mrs Ce,rsc pad
dock and son. Nf and Mrt lahn
lossless and son And vIcto' ana Nsa
Holman. ln
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. welch and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. wslch
spent Christmas day in Oklahoma
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A Family Reunion.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Tipton anll
children attended family reunion
at the homo OF Nr. and Mrs A. J.
Hemstreet in Oklahoma City yester.
day.