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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
LEADERS SINKING LOW
WHEN THEY PREACH OF
HATE, THINKS NOMINEE

= CLEVELAND. Oct 29.--(By
= Herbert walker u p. Staff Cor
respondent -"Republiean lead
ers are sinking to low stand
ards when they continue to
. preach their creed of poisonous
= hate against President Wilson.
= stricken Victim of the war, hn-
= able to defend himself" Cover
= nor Cox said today as hI began
= another day OF ssdmp campaign
. ting In Ohio. His opponents, he
= said, are seeking to make the
= people believe that Wilson, not
= Cox. Is running for president.
AaaeA~AeoV ~~~t
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
Asked to Organize.

WASHINGTON. Oct. a. (By
Ralph Couch. Z. T. Saff Correspond
ent. )--All farmers are virtually asked
to organize for possible strike against
the present low prices Of farm pro-
ducts, in a resolution adopted by rep
'reseaiatives OF mose than thirty farm
orga nixations. The resolution urges
the farmers to band themselves to-
gether so that all products can be
marketed in IAN orderly manner" 1t
was explained that this meant
throughout the year, from one har.
vest to another as the demand re-
qures"
Charles Barrett speaking as presi-
dent OF the national farmers union,
Immediately after the resolution was
assed, issued an appeal to cotton and
wheat farmers TO withhold your pro-
ducts" Seventy thousand wheat grow
ers in the middle west and many cot
ton growers in the south have been
employing the strike method for more
than two weeks by refusing to sell at
present prices, which, they say, are be-
low he price of production. This pro-
posa for Withholding products from
the market and the organization of
farmers cooperative societies is the
first of a long program framed by the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
FORTY-TWO HORSES
DIE IN COSTLY FIRE

BRANDON, Man. oct ga. P(
--Forty-two horses belonging to the
Royal Canadian mounted police were
killed today in fire which destroyed
the old winter fair buildings. The loss
is s2OO.00O.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
DEPUTY TO AID PROBE

WASHINGTON, oct. 29.-(A. Pl--
The attorney general appointed Joseph
Kaufman special assistant to the dis
trict attorney to Investigate alleges
combinations In the building materials
market in New York.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
Formal Election Forecast From
Democratic Headquarters
Declares Republican Votes
Are Being Swiftly Lost.
G. O. P. DECLARES LAYS
CLAIM TO LANDSLIDE
Hays AccOrds Harding and
Coolidge Electoral Majority
That viii Exceed Unpreced-
ented Record of Roosevelt.

NEW YORK, Oct 29.-U. P.)--
The close OF the last week Of the 1920
campaign is full Of signs pointing un-
mistakably to democratic success,
Chairman George White, OF the Demo-
cratic national committee. said in a
formal election forecast today. Re-
publican forces are in retreat every
where. Mr. White declared
Mr.. White claimed That Governor
Cox will carry the border state OF
MARYLAND. West Virginia. Kentucky.
Missouri and Oklahoma. in addition to
the southern states and also Ohio. In
iiana. Now York, Massachusetts and
Rhode island.
Due to the eleventh hour shift. the
,ituation Is improving every minute
ard we feel certain we will carry New
Jersey, Connecticut and New Haamp-
shire" he said. Reports show that
Montana. Colorado, Arizona, Idaho,
New Mexico. Washington. Nevada
South Dakota and Utah, are certainly
Democratic he declared. adding I'VE
believe we will carry Nebraska, CALI
fornia and North Dakota" White
said prospects are hourly improving
in Minnesota, Oregon and Wisconsin
and great swing toward victory IL
on In Kansas and .ulizois aud-exen In
Iowa
Hays Likewise Confident
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-(U. P.l--
Victory for Harding, and Coolidge by
an electoral majority that will exceed
the unprecedented Roosevelt elector-
ii majority in 1s14.s was predicted by
win Hays, chairman OF the republican
national committee today Thirty
wo states;r HAYS continued. "are sure
Iy republican and seven in addition are
probably republican. with only nine
at the most safely democratic. The
min mum number of certain. republican
electoral votes is 36s. There is even
better than even chance for "a more.
making almost certain a republican
electroaI vote of as2, with very prob
able additional rs,
1--WE are now approaching the con-
clusion OF this campaign" said Hays.
on the part of the republican party
it has been predicted. upon the neces-
sity of a revival of patriotism in this
country it has for its main purpose the
re-establishment of economic and and
efficient administration of the coun-
trys government. Democratic stategy
IN this campaign has desperately
SOUGHT to escape just and due respon-
sibility for democratic extrayagance
and autocracy or to solve any OF the
democratic problems Democratic
management has attempted to hide
behind a peace smoke screen. which
IS a counterfeit of the 1915 pledge that
Rressdent Wilson would keep us out
Of war" j have complete and 100 per-
cent confidence in American common
sense and because I have zoe per cent
evidence that this dependable Ameri-
can intelligence will certainly express
itself al the November Polls.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
Relatives Of Terence Mac SWi-
ney Arrive in Dublin With
out Body After Officials Seek
to Avert Demonstration
Danger.
THOUSANDS RECEIVE BIER
AT QUEENSTOWN LANDING
Members of Family Violently
Protest Change in Funeral
Plans and Seem Broken
After Conflict at Holyhead.

DUBLIN, Oct. 2s.-Mourners for
Tcrance MacSwiney arrived here to-
day without the casket with which
they left London last night Most Of
them, sleepless after the train and
boat trip. were broken by the scene
at Holyhead when violence accompa-
MED the seizure Of Mac Swiaey's body
and they presented woe-begone APP
pcarance. Several bore marks Of the
fight over Mac Swlney's casket.
Chief Secretary for Ireland Green
wood served notice on the party at
Crewes that landing OF the body at
Dublin might lead to a political DEM
onstration and therefore embarkation
there would not be allowed. When
the police started TO put the casket
aboard a special packet TO land the
body at Cork. iaourners and a Sim
Fein body guard attempted to drive
the police back But none was arm.
ed and the officers soon over-powercd
them. Most seriously injured was
Father Walsh. who was. roughly
handled when he attempted to keep
police from selling the casket.
Relatives refused 70 accompany the
body which had been diverted from
the planned trip 10 Dublin. where g.
was 70 lie IN state to-day. Their plans
for the funeral are not announced.
They were angered and appeared
scarcely to know what 20 do.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
IAPAN ASKS ApOIoGY.

PEIIING Oct 2s.-(A. PJ-Japan
today asked China to express her re
gret for alleged participation of Chi
nese gunboats in massacre of Japan
ese at Nikolaievsk last spring.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
HOGS LOWER AT PORTLAND

PORTLANn Oct. 2s.-CA. P.1-
Hogs are lower today with tops at
s14G1450. Other markets are steady.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
RECOGNITION OF RULE
IN MEXICO. SEEMS NEAR

WASHINGTON. oct. 2s.--CA. P.---
Secretary Colby in statement today
intimated that recognition OF the Mex
ican government Is near.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
Iinllr RnncIlcs IrcInll,l.

QUEENSTOWN. Ireland, Oct. 2e.--
~. P.)-The body OF Lord Mayor
Mac Swiney landed today from the
steamer Baltimore and was received
by the urban council and thousands
of the citys inhabitants.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
BROTHER JOINS
PLEA FOR CLEMENCY
SALEM. oct. 29.-(A. P)--w. z.
Bancroft father and K. L. Mitchell.
tep-brother of Emmett Bancroft.
iIias Neil Hart, arrived here today to
make final plea for Hart.
Weather

Reported by Major Lee Moorhouse'
official observer.
Maximum, s4.
Minimum, SO.
Barometer. 1885.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29

HOLYHEAD, Wales, Oct. 29.-tA.
Relatives Of Terrence Macswi-
ney today refused to board the Rath-
more. and took bod1 for Dublin,
Violent scenes occurred In which
blows were struck and members of
the lord mayors family were dragged
from a railway coach when they re-
fused to consent to the governments
plan to take the body to Cork instead
OF Dublin. The Misses Mac Swiney
claimed the police knocked them
down during the melee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
ARE YOU GOING TO VOTE?

tcnntinned erom page l.N
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29

rhis paper is q memDss OF ana audited
by the Audit Bureau OF Calculations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29

DAILY EDITION

The East Oregonian u Eastern ORE.
CONS greatest nowspaper and a. a
eelilna force gives 70 the adyoftlacf
over fwice the guaranteed paid clrcu-
iatlon in Pendieton and UmatIiIa eoun-
~ OF any other newspaper.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22

49, and Mrs. Clarence Poorman
atc the proud parents of an II
Dund son born July 18th.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22

on Saturday for the weekend. Dur
ing the week he had been assisting
G. Stubblefield plat and classify the
land here owned by the Juntura In
vestment Co. Mr.. Stubblefield went
TO Vale on Saturday as a witness In n
case at court They expect to finish
their work here in about two weeks
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22
NJ. ID, FLEMING
Optomctlist, Of Bolsc, Idaho.

Optomctiist, OF Boise, Idaho.
will be at the Moore Hotel. Monday,
July 26th. optometry means Eye
Service.
We fit glasses and do II right, OK
actly right
90 per cent OF headaches are caus-
ed by some character OF EYE
STRAIN.
One pair of eyes is all you will
ever have. BE FAIR WITH THEM.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-21
THIS IS SURPRISING
NEWS To AMERICANS
sngnannaan says Telephone
Service In the United States
Far Excells That Of
Great Britain

London. Aag a. Announcement
ly Pike Psase. the assistan, Pest
raster ceneral. tha, he Amercsn
,cicphcne system is now inferior 70
that Ia this counts, is disputed bs
Sir Joscph naveen, who divides his
fme equally heiweea ,his couatN
and the Unlied States In an inter-
view with The Pan Mali Gazette 81
JoseFh said
The telephone service here ear
only be- described ss rotten u gae
Postmaster General does not rcaA.e
tho difference between the American
and British ser. BE- should send
few men 70 New York soF month.
and ,eIl them ,o note the difference
end then learn how Il Is done
Personally Ia America. . prartto.
siiy spend ali my aey On The l,ls.
rNone Here hardly ever use X.
have neither ihc Time nor aptientr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-21
OASIS ACROSS FROM i. S.
DESERT TO Be "ORY'
New Governor OF Lower Californi
VIII Close Saloons and Gambling
Houses That Have flourished
Since Our Sahara Began

Los Angeles, Aug 81 Colonel ~
iehsn santa aas hefe To-Day on hi
Nay 70 Mexico city ,a confer VIII
Provisional President pe Ia fiuer,s
and oenera Aware uhreeoa. can
cefaing the events ia the northern
districts o lneew California. whicl
endea when Colonel Cantu aarren
dered thc governorsht of the dis
iriet 10 Genefal i.uls n saianar
General aalasAfs fleel official aeis
Included the announcement siat th.
uWl gambling hnune. uw acnas lhs
lne from lAe Iinisvd states. wonla
be closed ea seplrp anlega or
fers came from Menieb city far sts
closing before that tim0 Aycoraip
lp announcement hen bs yuo Alea
sio Rohlas spcelai representative q.
President ne Ia lIaetla who aas In
strumeBh.l III negotiations Watch lea
u Colonel CaniaN surrender Love
California ssl"caS, .4osed last Tues
day HI f'oianel eAntia orders II Il
understood they sill not 81 egraeg
until tr,nl@ mohilised M eaniu has,
rem denoblliged at MoxIcali.
Many families Including a number
q former tanlu employees. crossed 4
the American side today Some ~
planned that they preferred 70 be %
California n case u dismissal fron
their official positions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-21
OIL FIRMS N MENIdo
WILL PAY EXPORT DiI,

Mexico Ciiy App "a Most be-
ifain companies operating in Menc
:'' asy export duties on OF for ngi
ments made from March 10 Jure
Inclusive declared Benitmin Mani
ehicf Of the special petroleum depari
n'eni II the ministry Of the ,raasur,
today. lie expressed the beiief fnt
Tie eomfanies would thus ohviatn ih.
necessity u enfor iag the ruKuisiiNi
% da'ain petroleum iankers lf IN.
EXPORT duties were not paid Aagns,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-21
Ones Heath Breaks Down Like the
= Old One-Horse Choise -

You can gct along in
life far better by building
UP your strength than by
throwing il away through
carcleSsness and neglect.
Strength comes from the
blood, and strong blood
comes only when il is not
neglected. The best and
safest way to be strong
and well is 70 take DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery Tablets. These
readily overcome anemig,
or thin blood. They put
2 feeling of vim, vigor,
strength and renewed am
b.tion into those who take
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-21

them Most people would feel better stronger and happier il
they took few Of the Tasr You cont afford 10 be sick
when COTS little to Get we'll Mes "rith galop" men with
vim, vip Teor ars tce who ta Or pece Golden Medical
Discovery, composed of he-si without alcohol and found
q ne wonaEsE t2ac fer sre nanreraT of rcd blood within
tie bo1v FeTS~lhg 6rfccs .ah or lcaa form ar sena
10 elts 10 D lrce Iny-da Hotel Buffalo, ~ ~ for trial
package
Natchez M-s-~Ihe best medicines have used in
honlg Or Pes We have rscd the Golden Medical Dis
cosery as hlod me9ne and IS prng tonic also for deep
lfated ccneis end weak un-s, and . excellent.
alWcys eep the Pleasant Pellets for use when
needed. have given them % my children they were quite
mallf-NiRS J. y filLBEltT 2i2 81 Caihrine ST.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-21
WHEN DOt. MI ilIM
iiI. III Hi,h

fpisdo. Aus Si Ciiy ueiatlsa
~ Harris senatea Che #Assaoo als
'F'ei last aisHi ~ sesfph u raRH ss.
A' canton aad Neast atrungs utFsia
net #luins san i.snk. 4s rolaffa !
Canton street aa4ahle
Hello NtatHf Las sseataa AhW
laT sam IL iast hsa ~ awgvt tlnn
ssespiun aaa ~ asalhra ny
*s ana he weulaat ia ~ 10 roa
ao~n aad uit hls baea Harris aw-
liFa I.yBk NJ bis home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-21

thildren Who throw covers gif ~
-lsAt play IN waief ana neglect ~
1inafy precautions are likely 10 catet
ee'd ~ summer summer colds arf
wsArius and .weHkerlne. Foley
N"ney and Tar ~ a genuinely good
cold coarh ana roup medicine fof
shi4drrn because Il rnaialns 10 oE
aies 1niG Fvarvw here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-21
u.,A..Il.l ,rl..sr.l rNa,.n .a.lA

shss ! tanfsf Pastor
so nast 0siahniea lhoee ist
NaHtss tFheei promptly a. gtA
= watts NHpt
t'euiss' begins ~ eerneai las pa haw
fal attendance
ssrmpns u m asa g. a. hs ths
Pastor
inNief seuies 81 ~ ~ ~ NeRAa,
~ehepi fpams ~ ehsfns - Mft VI
Methods
rp~of'h lrseue 7M 1rs ~ N
faitiiiu, iinadef
iilha stHdN end fraf.t Hatytira.
fharsstat s@ ~
snnaax Mhnui rieAis rfiaas AaK 1a
~ Mlnersi Wells pash
HvHesi aampaiap ppen. sandsy. Ava
~ 80 operation ufgea ia all ths afhsi
iies n shr ehnrh
hvrty nlempsr "a nNea to ~ tyv@ai
NiR'atM aisass welrnnie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-21

Ns.t Usthfis Hets~assi Eslst"ees thassA
resvnih And WeA Nurie
usheu " ishsw if, Pastor,
sanAas Stheoi 10
MafalaE ~eFhp "A ,n
Sstgbea ielas '.oel Nslsbbng
Np~aUn isa2es 7lt ~
Esrslas ifslr.s KsetN sen
tho Uthef wlss MsN
rats wHi esh niuntsse,i ftsdlas "a
ibs b,aetifal ,tefy ~ tss s4etsf agief che
ghflss ~ puftfaYel so gbe wefis ~
ileugs tas l'ske aataaf "a msaf heap
tuui stufl.s aancsfniHf ite sAfi.t ift,
goa psm real te'saias 30 wsW a. sa
Impressive sb9s H. go tsna Hanast
eeeniHE
.efdtai wfinma o. aii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-21

When sou want q pleasant phyaI
iry chahihoflaius Tablets 1he
are easy 70 take and mild and gsrts
n effect They IRE hiehly pfigo
uy people who have become aaqaalai
Cd with inesr good qualities Ihss
only cost quarter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-21

The Marshall chauiuaqaa opens san
day afternoon with the Metropoliiit
Clee club, Swiss Bills, male ana n.
maie auartetie AZ the attraction
Frening program metropolitan Giee
c.nb and lecture by Dr G q Mitchell
More than 400 season tickets have
becn sold.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-21
rirst ilsptist thuFth
GelpaF Nohe ana Nlm
stsniFi o. wWae. f'antaf

bsniFl u. wHae, tsetaf.
Hundsy sFhoui n sia h r ratsit
sgfeflntpuHsnt
ufFAniypA riassss faf si aWs~
Preaching At ~ W aRN b ~
rhe sefmou wll be shpr' apa ip thn
pniut
~ T. y g. ais b. w.
Az FoaAE peopie nrred a. ~ present
comr a. ail fheae sHfsieer urlpg seWf
slha hsnd a'ih you ard rivT n ,n e,me
pne There - aleaya thnll ln real
uANn snAkr
NFitarH aiW1fe welcome
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-21

fgsss sNss.,i@~ se~yyN,
Ash anA Nnhga str~wfa
R~4Wl&s mafWsas sevvNve "a tNe Fisss
shgsassAa rhaNh. swaAAy Aaavas AZ nN
nMh mhea y AZ ~
tuwgef NsNatsN sisea No 'a . m
rgva hlpg "a "A - ~ tAieg VI
rsAawa
nes n NJ MuTns. ~ rrsA. wiu rt~efh
wnaaAs nGai hsA snnf*,t siW ~ re
Eslsa MiM
tFasVg useetlmx wE&NeaAAr steH9ag
yh,sit Nuasshv thsF~aHy ptvaAus
an mwWas 49, sof.nily Ntisea
t4ssg-A MNssN A NiAa wefson~
HA#ss4a
ftFss Nvihe1tss rgss~seFai thwvsh
vWtHeF NfHtA smA Nehir
aa6asY sehmsA wts
NNA4mgrs sillfvn Napf
WssAs4sm tysWaa - "a
9gNfv AameA rfye
RetslsSs AZ n ~ apd y ~
fbs ttsNing ssfsAs vsi ~ tsla ~ ~
hhrh swN
eugdisl wyinRs ~ sli sefyites
tnhn Cstiap. rAsles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-21

Nine Burns siil return 70 Gl'nri
18th. anyone having Blrlhurrks cae
eefoas, warts. plmples or any bIem
she's sec her o, tbc Royal Hotel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-21

catholic chsfta,
ney, Jahn ssa n~stss. rs~sss,
iii NeFth Klm Mifmt
on MnnaaYf
fifes msss Rnd sFgiaap. " a ~
nrraud mass agd s~rmea. 10 ~ "a.
w wros paya
Esnnlna a~yatiap " W n NJ
Maas every dag 81 veieek a h
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-21
tpit~d rfssbiissi~a thsssh.
raAfsr .. " niraisf. ~. ~.

raHio' >, " Hirnlsf ~. -,
former Ash street snd Ciegelsnd Awnue
sabbath School "a ~ ml
Preaching ~ ~ "a aud > 81 10,
y c u "a ia D a.
Hid week meeting, weanesA~s 500 y. ~.
Essryssdy Welcome 10 sl srrrvs
fhBrrt ~ the nsvthssa.
1900 y Harmon.
Hay =. waEna.s. raAtsr.
it21 y Harrison
sunday seryieen
aanfay Eshool. t0c A. 81
rfeafhlng Hefsiee, a poA ~
thflsiiau WORKERS Meeting. ~ "
Preaching ssFritss. $50 3 m
MA Week ssryiceH
pfslse ssrviee. "Wednesday esvl $50
Ladies' Al9. thursday
1iie iliie ehprri Nlih biE Nrienms
Themes fer Fnudays Hsfm9ng
1nrninF "Thr nor'une N God
F,ening THE seiss " tha soa N
Man"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-21

fiFst frssbftsrss snaffn.
CorDrf Division sna Nahlo.
Geo. -. Nichals ra.'a,
hesiaeQre aN y Mobile Ave
ssbhath Neheei. a.ia = 40
Hetping Worship " 20
Ne evening srftiees
You afv ooraiaily Invited ~ stisni
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-21

The service. Ike Mr.. pease's /ata
raenl IA a Joke"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-21

F"NAAMF hNN~ioN N"nt0fNtk ~ 2 NV 81
the Carnegie ltsram After enc h.
xtoa huslne~s Was discussed Officers
Ger she following year were elected
Mrs, & v Herriek Mas elected ffwsl
dent Ntfa E Coak sice-a -a,rsssnhnt.
MIS- Jack Hornw SECRETARY. and Mrs.
rilshury treasury Mrs ruishary
Was Also elected a. dvlegale % at
tend the nasopal convention a War
Mothers Al Dvs Noincs. Iowa. Ses
II
Very little interest has heen takon
In the War Mothers meetings add
all the aemAers are areea TO he pres
ent at the monthly meetlnes.
Hsx "
Miss I.ouise Ray q, saltwater is
here visiting her sister, Mrs, Gles
Douglass
Mr. and Nj Waiter II Welsh
~ Oklahoma civ spen, the firs, u
the week NTH Ms and Mrs Harold
4. welsh.
i n y
Miss Mary Neal will return home
tomorrow evening after a weeks sisl'
Ia chlckasha
* M a
Mrs n souier returned home
las, oYenins from Magnolia. Ask..
where she accompanied Miss Neslhel
Souter. home Mr. Scatter and Miss
souter visited in Louisiana aud Texas
before goin@ 60 Arkansas.
M x rs
Francis u Burke ~ Yale. and iohn
y Burke ~ Gushing, will spend the
week end With their parents, Nj and
Mrs J. ~ Burke.
n ~ NJ
EAST Guthrie w C.. r. n.
Tho Fast Guthrie w a r II met
yesterday IN the home ~ Mrs 1. }
Parker. With notable gathering IN
the pioneer workers IA well a. r..
cent members The meeting WAS
called 90 order b. Mvs y NJ /. Ray
president and opened with Ehe tong
Some Glad Day an Around the World
the Ribbon white Wan Bind
Scriptures Psalms 81. 1871
Ron can was responded to by ltoms
Of carrcnt events
Mrs A. V McWeathy, the treasuf
or. gave her annual financial report
Dsiniy refreshments we're served by
Mrs Parker AZ the close Of the social
hour
n 81 X
Miss Mildred Russell of Oklahoma
city. will be the week end guest Of
Miss Helen Newman
81 ~ n
Lire Party.
Mrs y. " Lintz entertained with
line party a. the Pollard yesterday
ln honor oi Betty Haekeit and Bobby
Tagnn After the show refresh.
menls were served 10 katherine and
Jimmy Hopkins. Chen whiiefleld,
corrine Estus, 0enevleye, Jane and
Ral7heila Davis aud william Baker
Miss Dorothy Speer and Lois Davis
chaperoned the guests during the
afternoon.
n Iw
Miss Trees Ryan ot Frederick
Oklahoma wac has been yisitiae
fliends and relatives in Chicago tnd
Kansas city. for the past ,hi
months is now visiting Thae2ia lpd
DUN al az East Mansur
y u "
Mr. and Mrs Geo Purdam are nov
visiting relatives and friends in Law
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The universities ~ rinland wete
among the first IN Europe 10 be oper.
ia women
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Free Methodist rhsssh,
W. n. Mswiili~s.s. Pastor.
Corner Eleventh strest end Msnsor
Avenue.
gunday School ~ g45 A. w.
Preaching. IofG A NJ aud 20 p. NJ
Class Meeting. III 10 A. A.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday 10 =. A.
Some snd lei us worsbip the Lord 10.
gctber In the beauty of HoiinesM
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". n. Dlin, Pastor
tofpeg Eighth Atfaei AnA Warner
Avenue.
Runaay school NJ 80 A w.
Hureriniendeat. W n Ihag
Preaching " ~ 90 A ~
Young reppss meeting ~ TD1 y. M
Presiding ~ ~ y n
Niawrrk rtny.r aDd Praise aersle.,
friday evening ~ T'sn
An are cordially invited 70 these services
coiae with us snd w ~iil o. yna good
str.t fbnseh ~ christ. ssjsniiss.
10 north Hromd Kireei,
sandHy Eshool ~ gFt5 A M
SUNDAY arYiee ~ a. "a.
wefnrNias A,E ~.
nsAflnN AZ II va.
Reading room VI iiiM West oilshoms
Aysnae Open from n ~ a M 10 0 y. "A,
rxcept sundays aud holidays
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Typewriter For 1aie.
A Standard Keyboard Type,
Nxiter HI goud condition. Be5,
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a~snAA ssathsgam shasfhs
~ Esidsg. ~ Msrshsit. rastss.
Corner kFsenurnih Ntrest sha ~ saan
Asenue.
Hrrslevs ssefy second w~bbaih,
sanday nehea "a pia A. M
Preaching VI ~ 10 A M
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VI v, Aiissga, ra@far.
~ raai A. NJ n. .hsssh is.iJ
Corner Film sfreei paa was AyagB~
kuBday AAeb0oi ~ DW A,
rmpehiuR - ilto a. N and 7 ~ y W.
A q v League fram s'ag 10 nv y, A.
Yea are cordially inyitsd 20 astehd ssrvs
leeS nunday a. M. Paul A. M v. shpfeh
FIRST Baptist thsrrh. tcsi)
~, ., a. fesnE. Pastor.
Corner spy'nxss Avenue and Droaa street.
SUNDAY school AZ 40 A. "a.
rfeAehing al i0is0 A, ~
~ o. u, az $40 y N.
reaebiag ~ 500 y. NJ
All cefdiaIy welcome.