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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
This Pr0ues Wilson
Middletoeight King

Boston, Mass. May Z. - There is
no doubt as to Johnny Wilson's
right to the middleweight cham
pionship, according to conditions
governing his recent bout with Mike
O'Dowd.
O'Dowd stipulated l6O pounds
ringside. Neither moved the beam
at the weight. Wilson weighed 1850
before entering the ring. Announce,
meut was made the battle, was for
the middleweight title, and O'Dowd
and his handler immediately after
the fight Acknowledged loss of tho
title. .'f
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
MRS. VANDERBECK LOSES
Local Golfer Beaten in Practice
Match In ireland

New Castle. County Down. IrelanJ.
May SIN matches played today pre-
liminary to the British ladies' golf
championship tournament, which bcgiu,
next Tuesday, one of the American On
trants was defeated and one was vie.
torious.
The matches were between married
and single women. Mrs. 9. II. Wander
beck, American, was beaten by Mis-
Jackson. Irish. Miss Marion Hollins
American, easily defeated Mrs. Hutton,
Irish,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
c.shman Coach Of Railroad Nine

More thaN thirty. hve candidates reported
10 Coach "Rube' eastman for positions on
the Auditor OF Revenue team Of tho Penn.
sylvsnia Railroad General OfhCe League.
yesterday afternoon at the =. X. r. V. NJ.
q. A. grounds For the pitching stan the
depa rtment will have q strong Outht 10 drA W
from in Thorpe, Smith. Lhck and Guss
while the backstop work VIII b" hauded hy
UPaddy' Reilly and Joe Douglas. Many Hs.
pirants are rlamorlng for the iufeld p"si
lions, eastman leading and followed ny
HriEht. Martin, +. J. McIaughlIn Mah0uey
and Murphy, while rhe candidates for the out.
heid positions are steele, Carroll. Tucker
man, "ChICk" Dillon. bradford. Redman,
wiegand. Madden. Proctor, Tuckers. Gallo
way and Mullen. The team VIII be managed
by '''Jack" Roden. whil" William ". Fred
srioks will be his assistant "Rube" Cash
man viii act coach and captain Of the
team
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
Columbia Boat Swamped

Annapolis, Md. May s.--The chief Incl
dents Of thr dRv FOR the Columbia crew wa
the swampinE of the varsity boat yesterda
white II was about - half mile from tn
boa thOuso. after the rough water had cause,
II tOhhll. Launches were sent out at ono
and al the oSrsmen taken back none tn
freshmen crews also shipped a lot Of water
hut came back under their own power rhi
afternoon the wind had moderated great,
Academy were both on the water for hna
practice spins. conhning their work 10 start
and shOTt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
AGUE RAFTING
CADY GOING TO COAST
Swimming Coach Accepts Offer
From Los Anpeles A, C:

Frederick A. Cady, noted swimmer
and coach, of this city, has accepted an
offer as instructor at the Los Angeles
A. G.
Cady started his career Ms a swim.
ming coach at Asher's, on North Broad
street, Later he became instructor nj
the Genital Y, NJ. c. A., whore he
developed such men as Edwin q.
Schall, Heury Scott and Edward G.
Drumm. For some time he coached nf
the Argo Swimming Club aud tie
Turner's. IIc has been an instructor
here for fifteen years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
Moran Knocks Out
Journee in Second Round

London, May s. Frank Moran,
Of Pittsburgh. knocked out Paul
Journee, French heavyweight
pugilist, in the second round Of
what was to have been twenty
round bout. The fight took place in
the IIoIboru stadium last night,
a Bombardier Wells, on, March is,
Knocked out Journee. who once was
a sparriug partner sf Georges Car
peutier, iu Albert Hall, London.
The end came in the thirtccuth
round,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
Germantown Friends Win 4

Germantown Friends yesterday afternoon
defeated the Jenkintown High School nine
on its own grounds by score OF TO 3,
The hitting ~ RailCY featured, he getting
three safsues and walk on four timsy ~
$:sE|sgsSS,.. $}:sI|sgssTn SfsSSS55S S1s y I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
Easy, Conquest for Radnor Hlah

West Chester, Pa, May S.--Radnor uIcb
hit tho ball freely here, defeating West
Chester High in rather easy fashion. Murphy
Clark was IN fine form and held the loSa Is
safe at all times. Hsrbaugh. at short, played
sensational ball
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
Bout With Clark IS On

ItST' the same. O'Dowd will be in action at Cam
J next Tuesday night ngaius. jackie Clark. of Al
Cnown. Herman Taylor, matchmaker Of the club says
hc will the champion aud fuhll the contract given
O'Dowd two weeks ago. As Taylor says. II q Dowd
had the fight he would have appeared just III"
The defeat makes difference. In our opinion, the
wind up will be better than before.
Thursday night not the only time O'Dowd riskcd
his title. When the broke out Mike just begin
ming to collect his victory Al Mccoy IN Brook
yn but he droppd everything enlisted in the army and
the only champion who service overseas. He
was not boxing instructor. but real soldier. When
he fuough he took part in boxing matches in the
various camps and in the incraed tournament repre-
Sonted the United States.
He boxed for nothing met the toughest men in Europe
riskcd his tito and made objection. Hc
tighter in tho trenches and fighter in the ring No
wonder he is popular and that popularity has increased
since his latest reverse He will got big reception in
Camden next Tuesdny night
n FiLL be weH 10 remember that O'Dowd is
Irsh. and the Irish love 10 fight. he might
gct licked once, but nc ,oon't stay licked.
Much Slugging, but No Victories
WE into the fourth game of the series with
"A the Boston Braves the following 'fggcrs" confront
Played Won Lost PC.
sS;,,n. Boston '..''''''' o 1000 600
Thus it can easily be seen that the clubs
only in the number of games played In everything else
the Of Cravath running second. quite distance
in the Not II ball game has been since Monday,
the club has hOppCd Of first place and gloom is thick
at Broad and Huntingdon streets
But the Phs are hitting. and hitting we'll Twenty
eight hits in tho last two days is some cloutng But
the enemy also has hit and scored the most runs.
Gavvys pitchers have looked very sad this series
Had of them through it might have been diff
ferent
pfTCHhG is mc ,ccokest part of tho ,Phus hi,
gear n Carey had ono or t,co more huriers
rho could pitch fair baseball hc t1ouid be able To.
do something. BIT tchcrc you going 10 get the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
FAST WITHOUT ANY BRAKES AND DETROIT DID

months later and Knocked Papkc That same thing
might happen to O'Dowd.
DUT the question is. win Wilson oiUc y Dowd an.
II other chaucos He might, and then oDoiu he
mi1ht not. PROBABLY not.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08

D OLLIE NAiLOR won n for the Athletics at
~ last trimming the Red Sox by the score Of ) to T.
The AS played errorcss baseball all of which strength
cned their hold seventh place Detroit dropped an =
other which makes them unanimous eighth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
Casey Stengel Gets n" Hit

CASEY STENCIL finally has broken htess streak.
~ He connected with bngc in the first inning yester
day and robbed of homer in the sixth when Powell
made Il circus handed catch a liner which fall
ing into the barren space between the field bpachers
and the wall Powell followed this great catch with
home the next time he went TO bat.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
Harvard Defeats Penn at Tennis

Cambridge, Mass, May s. Harvard Col,
IeEe def ated the University " PennsS ivan. a
In tennis yesterday, 20 .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08

sam Lewis. former New York referee who
has been living In Philadelphia for about
two years and who has been managing :,
local theatre. Is TO return 10 his first Owe
this ssmmer, With the closing OF the
thea tricals season Lewis plans TO resume Of
fciatinE In the ring He will do the honors
IN some bouts at the ball parks during the
coming open-ar season
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
Much Slugging, but No Victories
PLAYED Won Lost

WE stnggcr into the fourth Of the series wit
n the Boston Braves the following "fggcrs'' confror
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08

Georges Papin, the Frenchmau has leeue
conducting secret training for h,s match
next Wednesday night A. Jersey Ci'y against
Lew Te ldler. twelve ROUNDS no decision.
Papin doesn't really have TO use such tactics
as American fans remember that Charley
Thomas. Of Phlade phia. Won from Papln
about 1--WE years ago IN fifteen rounds in
Parts II the FrenChman RasU improved
any since. then Tender ought 80 lMock hint
of In few rounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08

Here's letter from Dan Morgan" Eddie
FltSglmmons, next lEht weight champion.
droppsd his left duke on Dick stosh in he
second round the other night In IIarrisOure
and Dick folded up for the eYeninE Eddie
viii drop that same mauler on Lew Tendlsr4 r
chin and T}enny Leonard viii have no rurt her
trouble coming from the GlaEsmpn camp.
An I ask IL thpt the club doctor examine
dis ssman when he looks Tender over, FOR II
lew goes out | am positive PHI will so
With him. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08

De Ia sale Council of tho Knights o.
program next Thursday night. Joe Christ'
will meet Lou Siyermtn in a no -1ouno
,out Clin Bent Us. Ed Gallagher WI! b.
12h. pound ss'to. Ed Nllbsnk W. Huns
burger will he l86-pound go and w"lt"r
Frank smith will be put on.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08

RINNI I SAD AND SAMSON Sra
sylyi. srss%sr Esst. .Sorsen Y, 'fh. sI"GSf To-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08

Al Thompson, sparring partner Of J,nln'
wilde the Welsh wonder. will appear IN tho
semifnal Of the undertaking MURRAY en-
core at the National Xt Wednesday night
There will be two bantam bouts also, each
OF tho four fracases being eight rounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08

pete Uerman's hrst eight-rourd bout m
PhiIadslphia Will he put on At the OLYMPIA
on Monday night, when the bantam cham
man has been in town for two daN'. feels
Hie and saws Ike = real champion, lnGt ~
NuckIes Riley vs. Young Robldesu NOunE
Wills rs Charley Ray and Young Cornell vs..
Ico REYNOLDS are other matches,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08

~ lFiLL be WeH 10 remember that O'Dowd is
irish. and the Irish loue 10 fight. he might
get licked once, but nc toon't stay licked.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08

WE.oi fALLESLFiEslNi AiisshslI
asISt,s aSs.ISt.. s''sm'IA Toste:slI;c ;c,.y. k:''
'ssk sppssTs Saturday sysnins ana sunssf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08

STRAND opFMANroTHs$ Xys. X1yys.So,
THE wo2Ess eStH saSSFFHETs m EHE TstiaroAsr"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-10

At Interesting myth has l,een woven
alss.ui The . O'Clock tea According
20 Chinese legend. tea Was eiscov-
erred ~ son ~ en- Indian king
rarms. who IN 5la 4. n. paid 8 seml-
religious visit 20 China. To prove his
rel. gious fsrvor, DarFna led an ausfere
ife ste only vegetables. ard prayed
eensfsufly. He vowed never 70 sleep
,hss he might devote al his time 20
prayer. hut one day. after many years
ie Was overcome with drowsiness and.
gSainsi bis viii slept ON awakening.
BE wept bitterly. To show his re-
morse he CO, or his eyelids The next
morning be found the eyeiids rnefarn0r-
iisosed into two shrubs called "chaa."
ihe Chinese for eveiits. The motal ~
his legend points out that Dsrma
chewed some ~ the shrutssery aud
iarned its arousing Properties. IN
iHse. the Chinese presented tie ~cisaa-
Dr tea leaves 70 the czsr. and later
hey were introduced into London
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-10
AlGAROBA WILD
FOREST TREES
Has Been Spread Over Barren
Lands in HAWAII Withou;
ANY Effort OF Artificial
Planting.

TIE mesquite tree. or algaroha. VIZ
originally intnotGcri into Hawaii hy
Father Bacheiof. aud planted Ia the
Catholic mission grounds. Honolulu. IN
iS-S The original tree attained n
diameter ~ three feet three inches
and hcight - "a feet bef.re il was
topped tn ie. % make noon Tor
new city block.
The al~aroha j. the rosf valuable
tree ia Hawaii TIE aigar0hA for.
ests Yield 2N0co cords ~ excellent
wood annually. 10 addition - sleos1
worth ~ honey and enormous qnan.
titles o, heans ~hieh furnish q salna.
be faffenirg feDt far stock NJ d time
when the dry sunmer has exhausted
ihe grass supply
The aiganoha tree begins to bear
pods when wears old. and whcn these
fr-is are eaten hy stock the sman
horny scs,ds are not crushed but rath-
- prepared Tor quick termination ~
the action - the digestive fnias. The
spnead ~ the tree without the exf.s-n.
slve cfort of planting IS artificial
methods over vast areas = barren
lands ~ Hawaii has. therefore. been
due almost SOLELY 20 stock. ana has %
This manner become wild forrest tire
TIE algsrcba IA Hawaii has very
shallow rsot system end Is .nbiess
10 wlntfhrlw 90 very heavy STORMS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-10

The domestic Science club met yes
iefday al fhe home 81 Nrs , N ne-
seins WITH Mrs r Cook Mr. A q.
nihbens and Nrs George o Nichols
esslsianf hosfesses Mrs J q Pear
scr - Narsheu. Nrs Frosi OF Tulsa
ard Mr. A n nesslms nf Edmond.
were special guests Very interest
ifr talks wer, made by Mrs Pear
con stale president ~ federated
eiahs and Mrs Frost Who IL chair
man nf the music committee ~ tho
federation Also very interesting re-
ports Of the district con~ntion a.
Perry were given hy the deiegaies
Who were Mrs "a q porwin, Mrs v
II Mcclure Mrs 4 e pihhcns and
Nrs sharn
The demonstration fof fhie meeting
O. he club WAS mus macrnons and
safine saiad Durne the acmenttra
fion sanfwiches coffec and cottage
cheese vas SERVED "a ths quests Mrs
Lawrence 1elsma. MIS- Charles Fa
wards Mrs MILESTONE and Miss r'0-
renee Adler were clccicd 10 mem-
hershin TIE club viii meet 'u two
weeks with Mrs D. Vs. Tra. .ueu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-10
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
FoR rk-tt-1-. ffsNrrs ~, slaopra
ninh Ii.snn

he WIS a. EnSii~inan. and u was
rs rrsf Introduction 20 the American
suntsy-nixhf supper. wifi an ssrfs n
rood gt.ings o. the rshie ~ The sane
ti-e- With an air O. bewnderment be
telFsed himself 70 everything that was
- ssed him and then vaiianfiy stack
- his loaded plate Pickiae up fsh
call in his fingers he applied gen
srous smear of honey to s; srd tit Into
sbe new combination. A look ~ hor-
ror ove-spresd his fesmre- and ~
turned 70 his neiEhi.or and put a warn
IL hand on his ann.
x say. STEADY on old chap be
whispered after corious drink -
wsfer. there's something dead in
fhis bun, Don't try II. whatever yeu
sos--Youih's Companion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-10

nv milk - ] sfxTte1 - gire hrrn two
sxsf,e se@dirgs a cxs- 3ftHf taking
sA-es bossise ~ Lydia y Pinkaar1
E@rstzsse Cgrrrsn1 felt IKE new
uauxn. friI u life ard spergr. u y
tsexsu-e - carr sor mr. rAiicrrn z.< ]
ar rerr fappv with fkezB and fesa hBe.
nr-sed ry ha5r szrinsiresT again and
cart ssr sso rnzck fos yo-r rsedsclne."
Mr.. A. l. MnrEE, Zs55 T. Zstn ST.
Ninnezpeiis. Nina
eines re rusrzrtee that ali teeti-
r-,.rizls rhifh ~s putlish are xerugDe.
"a Il no. Exfr q srrT,ose thz. u lT5ss z
Psrkhxrss yerx<zbIs C0rrpvur5 has The
ssrsue 70 beip sks ~ons- Z siA h.lp
sry oss<s ~snas she . ssezSng - ,
s.ks usznEx3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-10

TIE New Zealand shoe factories
have made marked FrOgrsss during
fhe pas, year and better SHOES are
made row 81 relatively Iow prices
TRAN ever before. Notwithstanding the
facr that wages have increased from
20 : Il per cent. win sosze q the
skillet operatives getting from 81
70 so per week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-10

Miss Rose Florke- 90 HAWKINS Are
y Brzddock. Pa. Wrffe@ 4 had >
cold II nY chest ard fearing Il would
cause Vneuuozis. tired Foiey's Hon.
~ zrd Tar and i wze no- Iong I'll
felt relieved Man. s1ch ietters
have been written abost iasx tia1e-
tired reliable family ueks1sHe
Sod everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-10

On.r one labor union exists 70 i'm
prove conditions among Japanese h.
50re-S Several labor societies have
b-eea started during the last year de-
spite government efforz 70 suppress
al unions. but have mel with sligh
success
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-10

50 r-ar- women suffer from kidney
irouOie without realizing the cause .,
their sickness that this from Mrs. 5
z. Miils. K r. 8. xenia.' o. viii be
read with interest Amer taxing
Foley kidney pills surely feel Ike
q new person Aching back. rheu-
matte painE. or other symptoms should
BE- ssven pross~f attention.
Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-10

Today hss certainly seen . GOOD
one IN silks AZ Burton Bros. Their
safe On silks lasts Monday ard Tues
1zy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-10

u2s more ire1 ID
tie norning than
wbenIwenttooed ]
Aart tuo ehIld-e-
the youngest thrs<
rnonths cd. ard 4
p2s dEudeEry 70 care
Scr them as J felt -
irrtshs and gBer-
air x0rn eat From
lack of rfs- AM zp-
petite nv tztr did
Tst r1 r = o y : q
raur rryprr from
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Mrs W "A ro,le was hostess to
tha Fl.e O'Clock Tea clnh ,.storAa,
m. sn.rnoon Was sneni nls.ina ane
flsn bridge and m. nrsea fnf h,sh
ara lou SCORES were non d. Miss
Mar, CasseA .na Nrs u lgnlien
heck Mrs Hoiienbeck Mrs charles
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tlonai saes,s Al she clos, M the
esm. a dainty two..oufss lunch eas
served hv Nr Covle
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cor Owe tho week end Mrs e.are.
Willis and two ehlidren u.nuata
GEORGE " Oklahoma Ga,
= h "
Miss Adelaid' La'f. Who spent fas-
i't h N'W YORK ''N sioi i''d 10
"nih'ie win NJ ana Mrs va Walton
'n lne way 20 hef nome in oklahoma
N'sr A'ihA hAioe ana NlsH btfnl'f
ii'I'" came pp ifoHa "hi'hoHia 'H'
fe-''IuAf 20 tP'na ih' week h.'n'
WIN Mfs' , 7 hard'' ana 'alH after
noon 'h'' en''r'n'ne" win = zen IRON
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f"'' ~ MNNl'H''f "n" arrived ihit
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n. jog pr. VIE w any MIS-
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f'ii"' f"l'f '''Nn OF me
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IVY "'a. N"f in''.f mo MIs. WYE
''no Fe'ii~''
Dis' '''p'nf iN' ioii'~lnF pnpNf
were presented in t'''iAi az the f'faf
tn' ..ho'i Ai i.. i.lsi Cleveland
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i.''h'H'N hosl' l'l-'n. VIENNA Wih.
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FRIDAY

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sissrNt.
Domest'e Se.eneo Ciuh Nrf ? n
festirls
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Nosie
SATURDAY
TIA for Nfsf Anne Ford Miss Der
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Wesleyan i.easuc Cooked food sale
Champions 9rooery store.
Mar N0fh hsw StrNifeSfari-eEion
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Mise Nrry Coyle Cray entoriainei
lass evening in honor 0f vivian pHd
irne who viii les,e fhis evening 'or
her uew home in ponel cav rhr
sutsfs spent the cftring dancing and
Mr. GRAY was nssisfcd In serving an
~ oalrse b. Nfs Wllis of Ollahoma
Citv Mr. J n ne'aud Mr " ~
cosie an8s Miss Tdna Sray The
Enesfs were Vivian nlliouc Corrne
Crison Mary Davis nar0fhy naoie'
Madeline Olsen Dorothy Ven Iooser
Dorothy Houehion. virginia MARY
elizabeth and Henrietta FI'eon Lou
ise FIson Mildred sherman Mar
Taref May Rffenhouee anf Lehman
Homework. Herald Chesnuf. George
Neumon John Herbert aeia1d. Georfe
willis 81 oklahoma city. Robor; Hol-
isnbeek Buford Marin. Prank Car
son Francis Suits. Ear and Ernesf
Casey. Gerald Peterson. paui GRAY
Francis Vol and James n1rke
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Mrs " T. Tanner of Dook Arizo-
IA. IS here Tor an extended visit win
Ter sister Mrs Anna n Lavcry
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FRIDAY Auction Luncheon Club.
The Friday Auction Luncheon club
wss entertained yesterday BY Mrs
: L. spurrier and Mrs J Hl-
dreth. at the home ~ the former
Mr. Rnei Haskell ~ Oklahoma CITY
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fss fssf.h ~ >assrene.
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cofncr Eighth street aud warner
tsanna
Nsyarene Church. special services. morn
Ua snd evening District supi D. ~
owens - n M, Dr d chapman ~
. "a. Lseryhody cordially Invited
SUNDAY sehoa az asga A N.
Superintendent. 4 ~ noaR.
Preaching n II % A. ~
Young fsopie's meeiias AZ 73a + ~
Preaching ~ TN . NJ
Midwesk Prayer and Praise service
riday evening n 20
AT are cordially Invited 10 these services
'ofne sith rs an1 We viiI do you good.
FIRST Church ~ Christ. Scientist
iig North Broad street
sandsy School ~ 9.s5 A. ~
Preaching st u % A. n aud 7 30 =. N
sandag Services II n AN
wednesday evening service. sPx
Reading rosm at iilis West oiiahomt
avenue. Open from II - A. u. 10 6 \. NJ,
.a'ept sundays and holidays.
Tree Methodist Chareh.
". D. sewiiiisms Pastor
Corner EisTsatb Stree, and Mansur
Avenue
sunday Eeboei ei ef5 A ~
Preaching iosi5 A. ~ shd 20 =. n.
'iass Meeting. u % A. ~
PRAYER Meeting "Wednesday 20 =. NJ
Come snd ief ~ worship the Lord 70.
ysfhef IN The beauty u Holiness
fharsb Of christ.
A. D. Freeman. Ps.fer
~. hsidss. ~ Marshall. Pastor
Meets ~ sevfnfh street Agl4 Warner
Awnue ssesg SUNDAY - man A. D.
ifsaehinK 81 II - 4 q. and - g. n.
Catholic shsrsh.
Hes. Jsha Van sa.fsi, Pastor.
f. fii softh Film street
Gu sanday
fiFsi macs aae sermon. 70 A. NJ.
seeosd Hasa and sermon. 1000 A. NJ
On Week Days
Esenlng aevsflon 81 N y NJ
Mss every day 81 : o'alock A. NJ.
German Iafhsrsa sbsreb.
fefnsr sesenfeehib Efrnet aud Logsn
Avenue
fefFiees every second sabbath.
sunday sebool 81 sss5 A. ~.
Presehing At II % A. ~.