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EMPLOYMENT


WANTED Firt class st"rm engineer .
standard rayug Do. an y Hostou.
JutN the ARMY Recruiting ofnces or
oklahoma city Tulaa. MuskoEee, chick.
nshH Ardmorc and Enid.
WANTED shoe sutcamrp Tor SATURDAY .
amply Guarantee Shoe store. ~ T..
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A BARGAIN

For sale Five passenger sedan. Con
tinontal Red Seal motor. Dolcn iEui-
tion, this car has h"on driven lcNs
than 500 miles. an opportunity To
save $500. Phone Cedar p1.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY
The annual meeting Of te stockholders
Of this company will he heFou Wednesday
February 25, 1920. at 10 o'clock a. m, at
The office Of the company. III West Fourth
street. Tulsa. Oklahoma, for the purpose OF
eierting board Of directors and receiving
and acting upon the reports Of the officers
And Tor the transaction OF such other bnsi
ness as may properly come before the
In accordance with the laws OF tho state
Of Oklahoma under which this company Is
inrorporated no stock can be voted on
which has been transferred on the books Of
the company within 20 days newt preeeding :
this election. ,,,rs o,
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John, the Ring Man

has Just received large shipment Of
watch chains. over 200 designs at
s. to SO each and over 500 solid
gold rings set with beautiful stones
also solid gold emblem rings. Call
AT III South Boston avenue, ~
blocks south Of Frisco station Thank
YOU.
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AUTOMOBILES
.NlrnMnItII.rs lnM sNIl

~ WIN NN'Hf w
FoH SALE Good five pas.cnrcI car tu
sood condition. will facrif,, II sold at
ONE, call bssrc GbNt
FOR SALE Ford roadster ro.d ,oudi-
ton, cheap II sold today 'ail osaE"
FORD TOURING car Tor sale. $500 cash
apniv e27 " THIRD
FOR SALE is ton Rcpubu. truck. 1919
model; in good SNAPS, sell on terms -
PARTY LEAVING cry wanta to sell
brand new five epn@aengcr Stutz car
pcrfect conditions $4,000; no trade, phone
NEW CADILLAC seven. passenger touring
car; wire wheels, two extra wire wheels
buyer: phonc,smith. ggage b9lo.
FOR sALE-Latc model Ford touring car
In the Fcty best running order. good
must leave city; price 1895, itSo & Elgin,
Usage $3.50.
For SALE. or trade qne kccn Ford spcod
ster. model 1915. lboks good and runs
good hsrgnin. inquire toll y Third
FIVE. PASSENGER touring. car prac-
tcally new, call Independent Torpedo
Parn, Fourth and Kcnosha, phone Usage
FOR sALE--Ford one-ton Trucks driven
about 400 miles, stake rack body with
skid tires with dcmountahlc rims; - W
Brady.
PEERLESS EIGHT touring. like new
perfect condition pIl'eu Ightt in'
quick selling terms; can be seen today
Second and Main, phone Usage 5657. toS
Security Bldr.
FOR SALE--Ncw Franklin; passenger
touring car; only 100 miles on paved
street; bargain, OsaEc Gs0l.
FOR sALE-Ford roadster. iS model.
good shape; equipped with Dixie mag
ncto; phone Usage 1870
CLOSE OUT
Champinn Y shark plugs 60c axle
and gears for 100 makes OF cars.
castings and tubes. new and used.
radiators, used Fords, anything you
want for your car; springs for all
makes.
AUTO SALVAGE
2t5 r.. Second St Phone O-3764
FOR SAl4is-One- ton Turd truck; been
used about four months, sell cheap Tor
ca sh, call Usage tb4b
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$3.50 Spectacles
Only S4

The reason we can sell these goods at
this price Ia We give the wholesale
optical company of Tulsa large or
dors ana give them from two To four
weeks to grind them. when pre-
scription work Ia light they work on
my orders I pay cash and sell al
small profit, CAL at III South Bos-
ton avenue. I ~ blocks south OF the
Frisco station.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD AND ROOMS
IIGHr uOI ~tNEtrI>G ROOMS ~
LAWTON 81. HIu. Iy,u f1ruuhrd ropmH
for urht housekeeping. mud"tu, rhvnr
usagc ego
FRtSCu Iut. r'ut ruIuIshod roumH tor
ught hous"k"opinF rhouc orau' allN
TWO NICELY furnished rooms tur urhi
houeckccping ph"u' 'HHr0 SEQ
TWO FURNISHED ugm huuaeherplur
rooms partly uiud"ru. walking distance,
y S Ho.ital
NoHFOIk o. ...Oue emill liEht houao.
koopiuE room. suitable Tor bachelor or
counlo without ,hlldt'n
rouFiE viii share furdsncd- SECOND floor
duploV with refined adults. references
exchanged give telephone address " o.
Two-uooM Furnished house for house
keeping inquire at 3s' quincy, nice
Guup SERVANT room with ,uth and
closot 60 white couple. phone Usage
.GOIbEN. " 82p- Beuutitui room with
fun use of h"uao rcaHonahl"
ClGYENNE. s., gie rwo nice lleht
housekeeping rooms downstairs. close
FRISCO a. Iis..Two furnished ught
housekeeping rooms, modern, phone
naase el,--.-- .--.-.-...--.....
ROOMS TOR RENT-FuRNIsnEp u
MAIN, S, aFhruishcd sleeping roon
with large closet, next to the bath
onue sfbl.
MARY HHO,KMAN ATS iot Nicoly
furnished room; connecting bath, pH-
vpt" entrance, to two young m"n, phone
Usage 9iC6.
CHEYENNE. y. l2Oi Large front slcer.
ing room fur rent. newly furnished all
modern CuuNcnlouceH, On ear Hud Jttncy
line. osHFo b22Hri.
.JINCINNATl. g.. 9Ob- Nice slecpinF room
T. in connection with sleeping porch. pri-
yate entrance. gentlemen only, u"nge
RusTON. q. iMo. We'll furaished aiorn-
ing room also Furnished enclosed sleep
lng por adjoining; south exposure;
suitable Tor two Rentlcmcn preferred.
BDULDER. f.. ii0G-- Furnished nlcoping
room Tor gentlemen or man and wife
phone Usage Nis3.
wANTED. Nicc. refined younE lady 10
arhnrc room ut Cadillac hotel, reason
able rent, apply Suniand ON CO.. World
SECOND. W io3 Wei Furnished front
sleeping room; private cDtrnuce, close
nOsroN +, tsG -Attraotiye sittiuK room
nud connoctiut sleeping porch. excel
lent location. gentlemen or business wo-
men.
MODERN ROOMS on cH tine osaee 62io
FOR RENT. March 4 60 ono ur two gen
tlemeni large well furnished room ad-
,olning pam, b,nNsa," nsnn"' vii WI "stg"
hI.'hi az "a '"u W. ~" nr ~ "a ''4'
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CHEYENNE. y, t3S Young lady wants
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LODGES AND SOCIETIES

LODGES AND SOCIETIES
FVLsA LODGE No. 4 meets every
4 SSSssD Thursday February 2S. T.. \
.w starting at $50 p. m special
IAsSEHNS on N. N. Saturday. February
k4t3HM. starting $3.50 p IN.
LAWN JOHN 4. WALKER. w. N
"VT| ' c. MoNFoRT Secretary.
ELrA LODGE 425 will hold next meet
S3AL, ing Tuesdsy, February 20. r.
49, starting at p m. Visitors
WHt cordially invited Masonic hall.
&HAHxN II. c. KAUFMAN w NJ.
WVNN ARTHUR BAKER, Sec.
N'NoLEuM LODGE NO. 474 meets
SsAN, every Friday except second.
X,8ax February %, work in y. G.
HWMgN NJ, p. FLEsHER, w. VI
~ W r. b. HANNA, Secretary.
.A CHAPTER No. So. r. A. NJ meets
12X39e INST and third Monday. Next
FAW meeting March I. work In
EA rast and Most Excellent Wis
lNEyI iors cordially invited
Nh Il. NEwHOUsE, II. p.
NJ A SNYDER, Saorstsry.
vS,rY v cOMMANbERY No 20 meets
k~ second and fourth Monday
Nst Nsst meeting February 20.
SHN order OF Temple. visiting
~ ksh g b ts welcome. Masonic
=" ma, South Main.
JOHN AEisENBAcHER,
FRANK SEAMAN. Recorder
a TEMPLE, A. A. o. N. MS. Next
X@ f"huar meeting Friday, March
81, hlhh South Main Phone
-'S Ceremonial February 81.
Nb SAMUEL n. DYE. Potentate
~ NJ. WELLIvER, Recorder
hAPTER o. E. s, meets first
aha third Wednesday OF the
"a n mon, at Masonic hall First
MN U"ung business; second int
w usl.on and social. Star club
MAN w. second aud fourth
tssa2 s"Ss9heSdsy of the month at
w 9, p m. Visitors welcome.
""o' Temple TENANT,
.rsos,-,, MRs. EMMA FAST. Sec.
6Asa> 'opHE No ss. l. o. o. =. Next
EEN. veins. "Wednesday, March :
51aTEHS Visit ~ lnltiatory degree
Ck&H !, ? MOORE. N q
ma, !, VI !. P0uNDsToNE. See.
20. 69s7 NJ. W. Of A. and
%, NHONTAS CAMP No ST0a
a. of \. meets every Tues.
EN uay night at X. y. hall 10
fTA gsie,Sscond second street, Visitors
IEifll y y, McCllne. Consul.
xVTH Hughes. O-52si. Clerk
w "'N = p. Kenned
Mrs - o.sois. Oracle
sivs.------ O-s9o2. Recorder.
- rLuME LODGE ise, X. p,
@1 meets every Thursday night
~ K, p hsn, East Second
N.Y., meeting Febyuarv ss
lena ing knights urged TO at
4 WILLIAMS, C. C.
M. -. l. SANDERS, X. r. 4 y.
INTriL lll7, KNIGHTS AND
GA Els OF SECURITY, meets
MN MY ,ThurEdsy evening at
tHtv Vis,,o nan. lii South Boston
"H Cft3ts always welcome.
WVS ~ DE A. CLARK, Pres
Ccp 1916 East Admiral
CORA Il. McARTNEY, Fin
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THE R1Cu OIL MAN
Might Ftill he poor had he never bought
an oil lease: think. then; ask about New
Mexico leases Usage go Cedar lbl3.
g. l. HAGEMAN
3if-3iT Central National Rank bldg
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NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND GAS
LEASE,
Probate No. 1903
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
OF an order OF the County Court OF Tulsa
County. Stste Of Oklahoma, entered on the
10Th dav OF February 1920, in the matter
OF the Guardianship OF Nina Crete Gregory,
minor the undersigned, as guardian OF
the estate Of said minor. will sell at pubic
sale. for cash 10 the highest and best re-
sponsble bidder subject to the confirms.
lion OF said County Court on the 25th day
Of February. 1890. al 10 o'clock a. m, In
open court in the courtroom Of the County
Court at TusS oklahoma, lease Tor oil
and gas mining purposes upon the following
described real property and premises sit
uale in Creek County, state Of Oklahoma.
to.wi'
The southeast Quarter ot the South
east Quarter tSFa 81 SEh) ot SEQ
lion Twenty t2Ol Township sixteen
u8). Range Ten (loD,
for a term of ten years during the minority
Of tsaid minor. bearing royalty OF one
eighth Of the proceeds Of an oil and $500
ner year for each utilized gas well
Dated this l2th day Of February. 1920.
NOAH q. GREGORY,
Guardian.
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LEGAL

NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stock holders Of Atlas Life
Insurance company OF Tulsa Oklahoma, will
be held at the company's offices, 81 Pal
ace Building Tulsa, Oklahoma, at II
O'Clock a. m Tuesday, March p 1920, for
the purpose OF electng a board OF eleven
directors Tor the ensuing year and for
such other business as may be deemed
necessary,
ATLAS LIFE INSURANCE CO,
By H. o, Mcclure President.
5. DEzELL HAwLEy Secretary.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DE
CREE CONFERRING MAJORITY
RIGHTS
State Of Oklahoma, Tulsa County, SIS;
I'm tho matter OF the application Of
Ernest HAYS for the rights of majority.
Notice is hereby given that on the 2sth
day OF February 1920, tho petitioner
Ernest Hays. by his next friend, Lydia
Van Arsdale his mother. will present his
petition in the district court at Tulsa,
praying that the rights OF majority be
conferred upon him, the sad Er5ss; Hays.
Her
LYDIA VAN ARspALE. x
Mark
Next Friend Tor Petitioner
Witnesses to mark Name OF Lydia Van
Arsdale signed by Joe Harshbsrger In her
presence and at her request.
,IOE HARSHBARGER
JOHN CHISHOLM
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SPECIAL NOTICES

2 "
will sell at Mitchells auction yard, near
the city market on saturday. February II.
sale al / p. m. 25 head mares. horses
and mules. weight from i.200 70 1900
pounds: eight COWS. ! 2 head hogs wagon
and harness; farm implements. one Chev-
rolet roadster. ~ model car. col. j. 9.
Mitchell, auctioneer; Or. ~ NJ Hutchinson.
clerk
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AUTOMOBILES

CHANCE or a life. time; Tulsa four
must he sold this week Tehuilt; new
paint: looks and runs like new only 500 u:
terms. Nantino agent Allen car l03 W
Second st Usage 1898.
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- nuME LODGE lsg, X, ~,
Wf ~ t's every Thursday night
H n = hall, East Second
Vigiti,I meeting. February e6.
Tend knights urged TO at
\. WILLIAMS, C. c.
M L. SANDERS, X. r.. a y.
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No ] MINUTE ! | !
Observation-Disclosures.
iaine Iust be On the Books
Before Man Can
Vote.

sxt Monday, May 10, Is the last
5Iis1cs ID register and the last oppor.
unity HAT people not registered have
5 eitinE ii vote IN the primary cleo.
|ionsl MY ~. The chance Of voting In
ff6 General election Is not sacrificed
IA missing this opportunity but the
treat mai rsty OF the voters want
5k6g6 i1sthe selection Of candidates at
re II iaw In this respect has been
6ii11ged IA recent years." announces
Comfy Clerk a. g. Martin. I'm for
iii6f times It was possible to make at
liaayit and vote but that has been
,1nafgeti The voter in the primary
,HnBt be registered. The voter no
Iolibt knows whether the registrar
called II his house or upon him, or
5,bks ~ ii d0ubt he can call at the
count y lciefsS % office where the regis.
f2fi0n1 books are, and find out
The county court sits next Monday
ia correct the registration lists and
Viii Pit on anyone who has been
aiSSed ny the registrars. The session
WIN he held IN the county court room.
The REGISTRARS are now holding ses.
lions at each voting precinct and the
county court would have taken final
cti0n this week but for that.
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suit, It is held, will be a tendency t
-, II l,i.l, ,,.inor and rnnrnitins
iRY coNool

suit, it is held, will be a tendency to;
ward high prices and scarcities. I.
A shortage of labor, as acute as In
the war year of 1918, is primarily re.
sponsible. Reports show the supply OF
hired farm labor is u per cent. of nor,
nal and is per cent. less than last
year. This in spite Of wage increases
Of Is to rs per cent. in year.
The situation is further complicated
by the fact that wheat harvest Is only
a little more than month away in the
Central GRANT Belt. Thousands OF
transient workers will be required, and
state and federal authorities are now
deyising ways to obtain them.
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AZ Renton,s Eerry.

3 ElVangeiistic services are still In
PROGRESS at Benton's Ferry. The meet
ings are being conducted by w. F.
Cline, at Coyingtor, Ind. A deep inter.
est ii being taken in these services
md large audiences attend each even
liiE: Elder d. w. Harkins, OF Moores-
held o., who assisted with the SER
ficaS last week is conducting a series
x meetings at Worthington this week.
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PDBL|C|SORGED'T0
Help THE LEGION.
Governor Issues Proclama-
ton Appointing May17-
% as Legion Week.

CHARLESTON, May :. Governor
John ]. Cornwell designated the week
Of May 1922 as the American Legion
week" in a proclamation issued late
yesterday in which the calls upon the
people Of West Virginia to Tend aid to
the American Legion In its drive for
new members and in every manner
possible"
The proclamation In full reads:
Whereas: The American Lee
gion has set apart the week Of
May 1922 as a period in which to
solicit membership with the view
Of enrolling one million men and
women who were engaged In the
great war, and
gion Is composed OF those who
made great sacrifices, many OF
whom shed their blood for their
country, in the world war. there
by earning the love and the graft
tude Of every patriotic American,
and,
ideals Of the American Legion are
ism IN the. promotion Of which all
good citizens are vitality interest,
ed and upon which the safety and
perpetuity OF our country and It's
institutions depend, now, there
Il, John ]. Cornwell, governor Of
West Virginia, do hereby set apart
and proclaim the week OF May y.
% as ..the American Legion week
in West Virginia, and l most re.
specially suggest to the people OF
the state that they lend all aid to
that patriotic organization In its
drive for members and IN every
other manner possible"
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McEIfresh cIass.

The McEIfresh class Of the Diamond
street Sunday school met last even.
INF a. the home Of Mrs. Charles Pit
man in Potomac avenue. There was
large attendance and an interesting
meeting. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess. The place OF
The next meeting was not decided ano
NH be announced later.
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FOOD SHORTAGE IS
PREDICTED FOR US.
Scarcity of Farm Labor is
Going to Run Up Cost
of Living.

WASHINGTON, May 5.--A decline
in the production of the principal food
crops during the present season inn
ponds. according to specialists at the
Department of Agriculture. The re-
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wisdom IN New Course.

Ind Tunkins has quit letting his
COWS stray on to the tracks owing to
the fact that the packers pay as much
for beet as railroad company, and
With less argument. Washington Star.
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Division No. One Of the Aid society
.6f the Diamond street church will
meet on Friday evening at the home
q Mrs. w. r. Bainbridge in Morgan
town avenue.
Division No. Two will hold its meet.
Ing On Friday evening at the home Of
Mrs.. D: H. Morgan. at SOB Morgantown
Division No. -Four will meet on
rhursday evening at the home of Mrs.
FLORENCE Gray I'M Diamond street. A
good attendance Is desired at each Of
These meetings.
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Personals.

Mrs. John Long, Of Elkins, is visit
ING her sister, Mrs. D. H. Morgan, In
avenue.
avenue, is able to be out after several
Miss Ruth Could, daughter of Mr..
Aud Mrs. Charles Gould, OF Guffey
Street, has measles.
Mrs. T. B. Henderson returned Mon
lay evening from Taylor county where
She was called by the illness of her
niece.
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,vviil Give PROGRAM.

The Kings Heralds' Missionary cir
Ele Will give their thank offering pro-
nam ct the Diamond street church on
iiext Sunday evening" Rehearsals are
Being held this week and the program
;dfiii be an interesting one.
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ST SIDE
NEWS =
Wc.r. N.

ME Marion County Executive com.
nittee Of the w. G. T. U. will hold a
business meeting on Thursday, May
Is at the Y. M. G. A. building in Fair
mont avenue. Each member Is expect.
I'D to be present.
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Hand.Painted Gloves.
Kid gloves with hand.painted backs
were once great craze in some Of the
European countries.
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Purchased Property.

Jacoh Swisher has purchased prop.
3fty III Tygart street and is moving his
Ianiily from Monumental to the prop
sEty Just purchased.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-30

A. w. Mills and family are spend ing the week end at Walnut Lake. J. Hervey Mann, Jr., Mrs J. H. Duncan and Mrs. Mayberry motored to Little Rock Friday.
 -1- Mrs. c. J. Sawyer, 7O3 Walnut, was removed to her home yesterday from a local hospital. Miss Noma Osborn left yesterday to visit Mrs. Eva Prince in Little Rock
 -.S.- Miss Margaret Arnold of Fl Paso will arrive this week to spend the summer with pr. and Mrs. A. c
 * The local charity workers will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the library.
 MT. and Mrs J. w. Booth left yes terday for Little Rock, to make their home.
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(llflQ1r2u[tl

--LUTHERAN-Sixt and Florida. w. c. Schrader, pastor. Sunday school, c. A. Bahlau, superintendent and di- rector of singing, at 9:30 a. m. Divine services at 10:50 a. m. and 8 p. m. The subject of the morning sermon will be "The Adorable Godhead," that of the evening sermon Jesus, the Ser want and the Master" A cordial in vitation is extended to ali to attend the Bible school and the services.
 First Baptist Teaching and preach ing service in the morning from 10 to 12, the pastor, pr. Jno. H. Moore, preaching. B. Y. P. U. meets at 6:30 D. m. Sunday evening the pastor will preach the Baccalaureate sermon at Union High school, so there will be no evening service at this church.
 Trinity Third and Oak Sunday school 9:45 a. m. There will
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-30

Chanute, Kan, accompanied by Mrs, Toussaint.
 The Laymen's club of the First Presbyterian church will meet We'd nesday at noon at the Hotel Pines. The Temple Alumni will hold their last social meeting for the year at the Temple this afternoon at 3 o'clock. All members urged to be present. MT. and Mrs. G. c. Byrd will honor Miss Doris Byrd with a dancing party Wednesday evening at Doris Park. List at Berbig's
 The Current Events club will enter tain at the Country club wtih'an open meeting Thursday, June the third.
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 Mrs. Harry Woodbridge and Miss Vivian Moore left yesterday for a weeks visit in Hot Springs.
 Miss Carrie Green who has been the guest of Mrs. s, G. Alexander, left yesterday for her home in Hope. M lS. JQlidH lNOSi siItSiAuS0 SiN meeting of the advisory board of the state D. A. R. in Little Rock Thursday.
 St. Martha's Guild will meet We'd nesday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. 5. Hilton, 1906 Ohio street.
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 k,1 will home today from Baltimore, where she has been attending Boucher col lege.
 Miss Marie Wood who has been wis iting Miss Louise King, 629 Texas, has returned to her home in St. Charles, Mo.
 Miss Mary Lou Hopkins of Mem phis is expected to be the guest of Miss Louise King this week.
 Mrs. Otto Pitts is visiting friends in Little Rock.
 Mrs. Ray Soper left yesterday for a visit to friends in Tulas, Okla.
 There Will be called meeting or the Musical Coterie Tuesday morning at 10:30 o'clock at the Hctel Pines.
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 Mrs. K s. Ritchie is spending the week end in Little Rock
 Dr. and Mrs. A. G. Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Royston will leave early next week to spend the