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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-04-16
EIGHTEEN MARRIAGE
LICENSES ~ A WEEK
Court Clerk Grimes Issued Three Per
Day For The Week Of Apris ~.
who said Marriages Were
On Wane.

That Census Bureau .mplovc. who
looked over u mass Of figures AMI then
announced that marriages w"r" on the
decrease. probably owing :" thu high
cost of living, got TIA. 'h"S-" laugh
put to him in this county last week.
when Court Clerk Grimes issued lic"n-
ces to wed to eighteen couple -thr".
a day for the week "f \piil 1--m"r'
than used to b., issued f;"rp ~" sam"
office in II whole mont.
Here Is the list.
a. C. Head ana olpo W"p"r both "i
Colbert
Harry r. Moffatt ANA Minnie salmon
both of Bokchto
Arthur Lowry ana Minnr nuh'. ho'h
OF Sherman, Texas.
Albert Ellis ana Emma Turkn"tt.
both of Mead
Wallace Wilson "f BENNINGTON and
Mrs Enos Williams Of Idnh"l
Dolph Looncy and Th.liGa liirdsnug
both of Durant
w. Frank coonrY and Frauki" White
both of Durant.
Ivan NJ. Anderson of sulphur and
Clara Whittle Of Durant
Jesse Wise Phillips of Nshduwn
Ark, and Flora Underwood "f burant
Albert Payne and Willie I"sscy
both OF Durant
Curtis Moore and Wanda Hightowcr
both of Durant.
James T.. Judia Of chiffon, Ark, and
Mrs. Dolley Mae Ausley of MCAl"st"r
John l.. Mckles of Marriton, Ark.
and Ellen Tigert Of Matoy
Oscar Brown and Laura Frccls, both
of Denison, Texas.
J. d. Siler OF Trbana, m, and Mrs
Maude Rasor of bcniSon, Texas.
Guy +. Garvin of Parsons. Kansas
and Mary Necly Of Hurant.
w. l.. Prentice and Mittic Thomas
both OF Durant.
Sarrett G, Buckncr and Irene NJ Gar
want, both of Durant
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-04-16
sruI>TI>G RECORD TIED

Th, worlds record for the lOh-yard
dash was elualled at Berkeley. cat,
saturday. when Paddock of the tni-
,.rsity of Southern california. in
meet le.nnst the University of califor-
lii.. run ia. distance in 9 30 seconds.
ti,,!,L tI, worlds record.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-04-16
ur N,>so> GETS APPOINTMENT

Is \ Dickinson of this city has re-
"a Il commission from the l. ).
.....-,irv department appointing him
..ihition enforcement officer. to
enforcing national prohibition
. -" for Oklahoma city Tuesday to
...,n in for duty. The jolt carries
80 Of si.jnu per year with all
..n- expenses paid.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-04-16
INVESTIGATION An 60

FED Federal ln.u, Judge X. L. Williams h,.
dered special Federal Grand has. has OF.
make an Investigation at Tulsa u'y 70
invesiigation Is to cover many cS. The
including profiteering, Sympatba%rrse'.
bor strikes. flooding the state I.,lc wI,a IA.
stitntes for liquor, sale lv I'm ",.n sub.
ana druggists of extracts contairisn contirnan''
high alcoholic content a'hing 4
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-04-16

On Saturday, Aprii -. -" ';uarLutN
State Bank viii up"n Tor business ~
Achiile, this county. IN" new iuStitu'
tion is capitalized at Si5.""u aud has
a surplus of $l,i"". IT, u!fIcrs ar"
Green Thompson. president lItal cur
rim, vice president : " VI, ',Lli, cash
Ter and Hugh ownhN. ts:Ist..ul cashier
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-04-16
So .i:,n,m WITHOUT ,nn,>T

..',H states Commissioner G !.
. at Tulsa. Vas n, ~ - ~ Federal
.,..Iun officc'S has" i' right to
private residence" 'ithnut .
warrant. Officers hail rtid"d
....,. uf Il man whom tl.N SoSrcc' o.
ul.ra'ing siiil. and found "rr
....,aiiuu. and admitted tnat thct
. 10, raid withou. a warrant
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-04-16
,I,t:nr, Ho>Ds Ar LOWEST MARK

TNr UrIC' UI TIFtFIN EOhHs ItII Do
low - for th, first time Monday when
n,v, iu,v records were made in four is
..u.- uud-r heavy selling. Second
't.~ CLOSED ~ - -. second is at IS.
'NIrd i..~ .- s'l t". and fourth i"is at
- uH
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-04-16
LOGAN co. WANTS ROAD BONDS

Logan county has started campaign
for n bond issue of 100000 for good
roads More than IA hundred farmers.
il is reported. attended II dinner given
hy the Guthrie chamber of commerce
ia lruuch the campaign
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-04-16
DENIsON's POp,I.y,,>

The Census Bureau ha. ,n,'
that the population of Denisnn n0urhced
is l1.O6j. an increase of 3ii9 Ieaas
per cent in ten years. Ut u!
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-17
AN HONEST LANDLORD
IS FOUND At LAST
He Is the Meu Diogsnese Has
Been LOOKING For For Ages.
Won't Raise Rent
Prices

New York. MAAeh is-If Dloeenrs
IN the neu few dass should visit,
the old fashioned flai halldiug neaf
No ss wesl iesih street be could
chuck his lantern away and eiill have
llght enough 20 find his honest man
IN The person ~ Georse &. Kelly
landlord. ~ho IL employing the In
creassd rent which h'e tenants fofced
him 10 accept IN futllng electric
llehis IN ,he building
While other landlords we're sky
roek,ilnE lheir reuts Kelly informed
his tenants that the 90 month the,
we're pa, ng was enoueh. We could
meet increased taxes on The old rent.
al hr Informed lhem
Then ~" grateful tenants. some Of
who had been lhehe seventeen yeafs
held a meeting and void q ,olunior}
increase
IAN right" said Kelly ~ you IN +.
sist but IN use the extra money IA
make you more comfortable
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-17
ACUTE INDIGESTION
SOON RELIEVED
Arkansas Lady Says She Was In a
Serious Condition, Put Promptly
Recovered After Taking Thed-
ford's Black Drsught.

Peach Orchard. AN Mrs. Eta Con
Of fhis place, says Some time aeo
had q smell ol acute indigestion. aud
aas IN a bad fx knew I must have
laxative and tired Dlaek Draught
Il relieved me. and soan MAS all
riahf.
= crn't esy enough for Thedford's =
Black Draughi and the great good u
did for ne.
~ IL fine for stomach and liver
fronslc and ! keep u for this. A few
doses soon make me feel a. good a.
new ! am giaa to ter others the
good n Did"
Acute lndlEefi on IL a serious mat
ter IND needs promrt treatment o.
dangerous results may ensue. A ply
sleipnE help may BE- needed. bat 4
Rood dose u Thedford's Black
Draughf siil be Of benefis ~ fsllesinr
the system from The urdIeested food
which i the cause OF the trouble
Thedfofd's Black Drsngbi II purei,
Fe<efafis. not disagfeeabie 20 taxi
aud acts IN prompt and natural way
80 mary fh0ues snf~ -
been benefited BY the use of Thed-
ford'a Bizek -Drzaghf. y01 should Az,
10 hesifaney IN trying this valuable
cid well established remedy. for mos
liver and stomach dieorder-
Sold b. all reliable druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-17

and eiearity Of expression. both - ihe
Iec.arer and az the pianist. sppeals
hot only 10 his musicaiiy educased
hearers. but also 10 music lovers who
have never made a siaey OF ths sub
isct The program Il a. follows
The Emotions, In Music.
The shilosophic1l tsmpsrsmea.
FnxBe IN G minor. J =. Baeh: lhs
religions element. Ave Marie. y Lar
soyousness. Narebe AignosLe. p
polsina: sadness. Adaeio from Moon
|. .lizhs ss,psta.F J. woe Bee'h0yen: pas
slonzse fersor. Pfetio y m .Aopn-
hfht Sonata" L. Won Beethoven:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-17
HOW DOCTORS
TREAT COLDS
AND THE FLU
First Step in Treatment l. a Brisk
rnrgatiye With cslosahs. the
Purified and Refined Calomcl
Tablets that arc Nausea.
less, Safe and Sure.

paetare nave teana ~ .Aperlengs
hat ne medicine ior ceids and lnflu
ensa esn he depsnaed anon fef tnii -
~ Sllseness until lhe liver y made
thoroughly active. rhet il shy ths
fifst sten in ~ treatment il nee
aauscalees ealonssl tablets called Cal
oiahs. aud Which arr free from ghs
sivkenlng and ~vnkrrsna sffeyis 81
ne Old sisie eaiomel postors also
e,ini eai the fact that "a active ilsef
mAs a. a ione way towards prevent
ma influenza and j. one IT the musg
mrofiAnl factors Ia enahinR The "a
llenl 90 successfully Withstand an a.
aeh snd ward of pneumonia
Ono Calolnh 40 the tonNas Al bed
tne. with 4 swallow ~ water ihAi't
~ No sal;s. no nausea nor the siishl +.
est intsffersncs Nth Yanr eAtine
pleasure of wog% Nrsi morning yoar
cold has sanlfhei. snur liver 1. aets
Sc. Noaf eysicm is naiiiied. and ,nn
lr' fosllnE fine. with y heart, appetite
iar hrcAkIsAi nfnrRisiN sell Gallo.
tabs ouls IN orl.laAl sealed rae kasss
pflce thirty five fenls Nnuf money
eili be ehscuuils refunded Il Yea do
noi find them dcllshifni lAdyA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-17
Athensssr Club.

Before he regular proeram of the
Athenaeum ciab Which met last eSs.
niug with Misses Rlrnch and Besahs
Ireland business meeting MAS held
The ticket sale for tho kroercr piano
leciurc recital which a "a be The mus
ioal event of ne spring season was
checked ~ and Il was foand the lovers
of music and maCic students as well
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-17

The Shakespeare club met yesier-
asy at eao sf the cagnerie library.
The meeting MAS called 20 order BY
,iae elah president, Mse r A. llolen.
beck ana great many oi me former
mcn,hefs were present Mrs = NJ
Carter cave an excellent talk on
what we are indebted io shakes.
peafe tor Miss Florence Adler rad
Ia very fine tribute 10 shakes ears
and the members held = feneral die
russ on on ~why llAe ~ slnd,
Shakespeare rhis Ii lhe first tins
IN many months that ihe club ha,
met. bat viii NEE, resularly ever
week hefwailer Next Is,.ies, ln'
mee,.us ~ill be a. ny nome of Mrs
Tom Welsh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-17

- the has nees nien and clah ladiss
sr. plsnnlas - stiens lhls eoAset'
wAieA. shraas she efforts u tAe
AlheAs*un rhsA a heine g,yea - a
test - % Il me cts d Wiilins -
ssppcrt a alHhef class - eslestAia
meat wANA Also . FFeag gacsos
N educa hn snd IN time he eloh
viii hfina nghsf musicians here IN
concerts IN rAnrsdas nishi a. ihe
Methuaiss ehpfyh Carl ragKArt and
recil wufsas vii Ne - gbs aoof aud
Misses lieien 1enkins. Mildred nasis
Rnd l-enoFe aud iatlle parke ~lll act
~ ashers
A eomnfiuse sss sfrolnitd ta ses
10 hssins the lab affisAfed eiia ,hs
vss. state sad naf fenai fsd.
efasians and lhr~e ree names ~tfs
'acled arcn Tor mer'ehrseir
Tee program In eelehFa iou - ~
rairlekx dsx use an lfish maslg
ana eompafsfz and Nis> Louise nisr.
~ talked na tfsh senes and lrish
singers after which she plased field )
Nos iearne Nife isnoft Burke told
me stors Of the nohsmmn cifl and
CecH Nnilaas sang ihs tenor solo
Thea Nona Remembsr Nc iron
chs opera Ather numhrts en ths
progrAm were th- "Spsnn.Hg Wheel.
song. from fausi hy Lisu Saaheri
rlnyed ~ Miss Esther Roo and !
ercap a. Irish noaas ~ Carr Taeraft
Nrs " = niokfora assisted ths
hostess ia ssrslng llfhf rvircshmen's
10 the cluh members aua Mr. and Mrs
Harry nrovu of Oklahoma Hity
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-17

The fsienas ,hoa hsss ana ne aaop.
tlan tried. sraprle lheln "a shy seal
uth hooks of steei hat 30 NOT aall
he faim with engerainlnent ~ each
rev .hatcAed. unfledeed cnmraAe -
Hamlet.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-17

Tho can,aia naeiite bs ihe Christ
Ian church choir win be- postponed
from Thuredav unlil SATURDAY. Mrs,
w r. noNafd wishes az members
to be present promptly at %.
x y q
Mrs G. y Peak returned home last
night after an extended Visit vuh her
parents IN Illinois
= * s.
The Koonsy Mooney shah club will
meet with Mrs r. o. HOPKINS on Fri
day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-17

Both the bride and bridegroom may
BE- tlmld. yet they always stand np for
their rites 60. =.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-17
The ple,uresaus IN Mu.ls

Woodland musle IN a.. weals
"Maldefauschcn" y iirr. water ma
SC. Esefla. y, n kroeser. fire muale.
AsFic firc Charm from 'Dlo Walk
nfe. y Wagner. splnaiHe songs
"a Filouse, Raft apri1s sonrt. r,
the Spring, y cFeia sias.hs, fongf
fsiceuee y Chopin ,hldhon
estn"s, Traamerci lhev.nD u achn.
gHnn Indian music, Marsr ~ ~ IN.
dian rhanloms. y u ko gar. fah,
r1usie. u no 60 flfhesst a WinEor-
music Dance of the rls -. y \, krae.
ser Mason a liamlin piaal used
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-17

The Canadian government has paid
cat more than sl5a eoo 100 in sratusies
fof disabled soldiers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-17

MrpNrsnAx


Tau II Mn club Postponed urtli
Friday
Altar society Card rArts--L. Ro.
land home
West side Fsdcwted Mission
Mrs Rlckey.
n n 6 Club Mrs. r. r. McCoy
SOCIAL Circle OF Presbyterian chureh
Mrs. A A. Porter. a. $50
THURSDAY
Acorn Ciah- Mrs. Karl ] rilson.
Ernest r. Kroeger Recital First
NJ r. Church
FRIDAY
Taa Vi Mu Club Miss Iva Daniels
kooney Mooney shah Cinh-- Mr.
O r. Hopkins
War Mothers. e 3A-- Library.
SATURDAY.
phi Delta Gamma club Nra. q. q
chesnni.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-17

rrief Funeral March y Hhorln, love.
] 3 besifaum, No 2 , i.issil contract
ms emotions. sonegro in y Ha miner
n. ChonIn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-17

Mrs. Charles letis was hostess "a
tie Six Hundred club YESTERDAY The
afternoon was spent with fancy work
and the special gnesis were Mrs Har-
~ Brown. Of Oklahoma Cny. Mrs
" y Blosiord and Mrs y = Kelley
A, the close of the afternoon dainty
iwo-coarse lanch vac served hy the
hostess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-17

SATURDAY.

rAi Delta Gamma club Nru. q. .
chesnni.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-17
wu,lesl Even, Tomorrow Night,

Ernest ". Kroeger who will appear
In ieciure-rocital at the Methodist
church tomorrow .vnuinK. has an
nonneed the numbers which he viii
blay. Tho program has been divided
NO two parts. flrst 10 be iha emo-
,io1al in music. ihc >second to b. d.
ne picturesque IN music AR Krce-
gtr who Is noted for his Eimpli n,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-17

Mr. aud Mrs Harr} James Brown
arrived Monday nirht from Wichita
Kansas. 10 be with Mfs Browns par.
enis. MIR and Mrs = h. Williams
until they find a house IN Oklahoma
CITY. where Mr. Brown - nov located
vita the Pierce on CORONATION
- s y
Mise Lillian Deckman. formerly
with The Methodist rnlyersity school
OF Music Il here from oklahoma q ~
this week az orsenist al the temple
X = =
Ira Irwin. OF Tulsa is visiting his
mother Mrs. Y. n Mcclure and at
tending the oonsistory
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30
Personal Mention

A dinncr-daneo OF tho Conntry
club on saturday evening viii have
as hosteHa Mira Harry l., F'ltzgprslu
A Court OF Isabella, which or
ganization is an auxiliary order ol
the knights uf Columbus. VIII hc
instituted In this city today The
grand regent will come from Okla
homA city Ia he In charge of the
ceremonies Tho object OF this or
ganization In charitable and its ac
tivities VIII include aid To all instl-
tutions regardless Of creed, II Is cx-
pecicd there will DO a chapter mem
bership OF so.
Young women's home missionary
society of Firs. Methodist church
will meet Thursday with Mrh
Charles y. Farren, 1901 South
Cheyenne avenue. Mcsdames W Nj
Cappc,. w. II. Brimn,. q. r., Burford
J. w. Brown and william Brockmnn
will be assisting hostosses. The
senior society will meet on THURSDAY y
syso with Mcsdanes James Morrison
hpstesSes In the home OF tho former
lt16 South Roston avenue, Mrs
yphn Bell will conduct tho ieaon..
Al an informal party with whic'
Miss Fife Miller entertained Satur
day afternoon In the homo Of Mr'
Roy W. Dunlap, announcement wa
made OF the engagement OF Mis-
Edith Mnuds Miller to Mr.. JoVep'
harris West OF Lancaster. Ky. Th
wedding will take place February 2
It. the homo ~ the BRIDES mother
Mrs. 3. u. Miller, In rcrro Haut'
Indiana. Miss Miller 'is n sister o
Messrs. John II. and Dick Miller
Mr.. West Is a nephew OF Mrs. J
Wesley West of this city.
Conway Broun school took up II
Ncry yesterday, following vaca
tion. which began last Wcdpesda,
Each room In this school has I
Christmas stocking which was hun
several weeks ago FOR tho purpos
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30
new BOOKS FOR BLIND
i,s~t Literature VIII bc Made Avail
able For t'sc ~ sightlcss NJ
Practical Figures.

LlTCliF1Ei,D, Mimi. Nov. 3s.--
Through a plan launched under the
direction OF the State Library asso-
G IAtion. blind adult inmates Of in
sti,uiions for tho blind In Oklahoma
will soon have access to books and
periodicals written by reputable au-
thors on topics OF all current litera-
'urc, II has been announced here.
Tho library commission asserts that
This move will he the first In the
history of the state whereby blind
charges OF the state will have at
heir disposal volumes which can be
read through four diffescnt touch
ystcms" the American and Eng
lish Braille, the Moon system and
thA New York point system.
An order for approximately 12h
volumes, touching ON current Is
sues, fiction, history and "A wide
number of topics. already has been
lot, and tho volumes should ht
available soon. tho secretary ~ th,
library comm ission has d eclared
| The first allotment has been or
dcrcd IN the one and IA half poiu
New York system. It was said.
Another feature OF the volume;
that arc To be ordered In tho fu'
,ure. will be subjects that will Of
| Following is list OF cars delsyct
five minutes or more at railroad
crossings. Sunday, Nov. 28th:
Car No. 255 on Bellviow, at Mid
land Valley, from 9:43 to e;5
n. IN. Car No. a05 on Main street
at Frisco. from 2:06 to 2:ii y. NJ
Car No. 225 on Kendall. at Midlan'
Valley, from 5.b5 to 6.0i p. IN.
TULSA STREET RAILWAY &C
| ---AdyI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30

BKISBAEE, Australia, Nov. 20
II ~ reported from New Guinea thal
Two white men and 10 native car
rior3 are missing and are believed
to have been kilicd and eaten by
the uaiiycs on tho Fly river. Tue
missing men wcro hunting BIRDS o'
paradise In Dutch New Guinea,
searching party reported that or
visiting. IL native village on the Fly
river Tie villagers fled. Some book
lets stained with blood, a photo
graph, some clothes and other cVi'
dcnc.s of the white men wer,
found.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30
-0(GfE -0(G55;!iB + - I Y

81 gathering funds for the girls and
bows OF Poland, who arc Ia want
Every child IN expected To Hnnriflco
something which would contribute
to his own personal pleasure Ia or
der to help the cause Of the sur
fcring Polish children. Tho SnlVa-
lion army viii also rhHtc In con
trihutlun- by the school Each
room will have It's individual colc-
brntlOn.
Tho school Of Miss Brock and
Miss Elliott resumed its student du
| Tics yesterday aftor q few days
! Thanksgiving vacation. The pupils
helped 10 make the season plcnsan
for children of tho city who other
wise would have had no Thanks
! Giving dinnor. AZ Christmas the
school viii make its usual offering
10 charities at homo and abroad.
Divisions 6 aud 10 of First Pros
| hytctisn church will meet with Mrs
A. u. rerrym,n, 7l3 South Boston
By"nuc Thursday. queen Father
lluild Of the church meets with Mrs
NignuAon, 5t2 south Yorktown. 4
supper for members of the young
womcn's guild of the church has
been planned for Friday evening IN
the east room Of the nubstOry.
Centenary Methodist church Ia,
announced its annual haZanr fui
| lriday and Saturday b"combcr
and g. In the Frich Reid Supply
store. $40 Nor,h Main. Mrs james
! ~ Gardner ~ general chairman %!
tho several committees which are
! hcnding every effort to make IA,
| undertaking "A suCc'sHful one Wear
! ing apparel. dainty novelties and
candies will be offered Tor sale
Mrs. Frank w. Perry, 1909 North
| Cheyenne avenue. has returned from
| Tarkersburg W. Va whore sh,
went to attend the last Illness of hci
| Ripley, w. Va. Mrs. McItown had
Frequently visited her daughter
| home. and had many friends here
who will regret TO learn OF hci
passing.
l. Mrs o. v, Goldrlck cnterinine,
IH party of 2S little girls last Satur
| lay afternoon To celebrate R"venti
''r'hd1Y anniversary uf her diugh
ter, Florence. The afternoons mer
Smnkiug was brought to n clos
! llH tHf "lNlnG bt lf'dt NJ
goodies. Surprise fayors were given
From Fridays edition OF th
Washington Post, MIR. and Mrs
Eugene Isorton, OF Tulsa. okla. en-
tained small company at Dime
asst evening nt the Shorcham, whor
they arc spending some Time"
| -----a.a-
Womcn's missionary society a
First Christian church win meet n
$40 o'clock Thursday In the chap,
of the church. Sunday, December
he society VIII have charge OF Il,
morning church service.
b Mrs. clyde Poole returned yestei
, lay from II visit of several weel
, with her home folk In Kansas CIT
Mrs, g. q. Winterringer gave abo,
l20 children, friends OF her young so
lClyde, aged II. II party at the week
\ lend, Miss Mildred Winterringcr ar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30

fer instruction TO those afflicted
with blindness In cuorses that will
aid them In learning profession.
After organization Of tho libWry sys-
TEN has been established in the
state, through the assets of the
American Library association, u will
bo possible for blind persons to Sc
cure good books and literature on
topics ulobtainable here. W petit
ton TO the national association.
In this manner. the secretary OF
the commission said. many blind
people Of tho state will be able 10
secure much resdoblc material,
whereas In the past, because OF tho
expense attached to specially writ
ton volumes for tho blind, they have
been unable to purchase them. In
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stead OF paying $50. which was an
approximate cost Get by the seere-
tary on volumes prepared for the
blind, the new system Will make
these volumes abailable for a sum or
AZ cents. Together with this, tho
government will frank the volumes
through the mails. each contained in
n separted case. and will also fur
nish n return seal for the book, In
this way providing return postage.
Books for blind children also form
a par. Of the new ventures. al
though these will not be purchased
until adult matter has been taken
care Of n was hoped. the secretary
said, that n few volumes would ne
available for children before tho
T-hvisttnps bolidavs.
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BRINGS SUIT FOR $1,000
Woman Claims Hotel owner Iicfuse6
10 Carry Ont tonirnrt To sell

Damages of 5000 fer the alleged
failure of Hugh &. Gallagher TO
carry out his agreement To sell all
household furnishings In the three
story roomina house at Third street
and Srankfo avenue Tor the sum
Of $4,000, were asked ia n suit filed
tu district court Monday by Mrs. {.
j. Belford.
Tho woman claims that on July
| 7102V, she entered into a contract
with CallHKher to pure, haso the fur
! niture in the hotel but that I'm August
when shc was ready aud willing to
pay the money the defendant re-
/ fused to carry out tho terms OF th'
agreement.
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NO SEX LIMITS TO ENDE,vop
Either Man or Woman May En,...
In OcCDpatiOn They Dc.ie

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. "a
There are no exclusively masculins
lines OF endeavor, In the opinion A,
Mrs. Caroline koerner. who al tho
age OF 20 years has Just retired afl.,
personally conducting a meat mar.
ket hero for 40 years.
"If n woman wishes 10 do a thin,
her sex Is no particular handicap"
Mrs. koerner declares.
When her husband died 40 year,
ago, Mrs. Kocrner took up the man.
agoment of his meat market jus,
established. and still found time to
attend to her seven small children,
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ux.,t,Lu I,,~tImncmcut

The ongagomont Of The San LhrIo
Opera company has noccssitated a
I,ostpoocucnt OF tho Uyochkp club
meeting Tor this week 10 Saturday.
December II,