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Evening journal., 1920-01-27
COPS CALM CROWDS
WHO ADMIRE BEAUTIES

Crowds flocked to the Queen Theatre
in such numbers yesterday afternoon
and evening io see The beautiful mer-
maids. known as Mack sennctts Bath
ing Girls, that The services Of several
husky policemant were needed TO keep
them in order.
These eight, laughing. rosy Nenuses
from the ocean waves Of golden Cali
fornia, proved TO be all their press
agent had claimed for them. Any
artist would like TO have token away
one Of the dimpled fair ones TO pose
for a prize medal painting. Not only
are the girls as pretty as can be imag-
ined, bui they are full Of life and fun,
and talented 10 the singing and dane
ing line. While The bathing costumes
were not extensive. they were unique
and attractive in their gay silks and
jewelsd adornments.
The graceful young battling beauties
posed as Canoe Girls" miss Amer
Tea" "The Sun-bath.n "The Beach
Namp.' and other specialtles, and then
paraded in q flashing dancing process
sion across the stage and TO a box
platform where they sang a lively
chorus.
There was a plump blonde In corn
silk, one-plece suit, and a dazzlingly
pretty, hlack-naired girl in a purple
Jersey Miss Camille Little, who did
the most Of the singing and dancing,
won repeated cncores.
The crowded audience came away in
a daze, their mental vision being
whirl OF gay colors, laughing eyes,
snowy leelh, rosy cheeks and grace
ful dancing forms. One audience de-
parted only to make room for another
capacity crowd. There was no dougt
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
ALIENS LEARN TO
SHOP and BANK

Members OF the Americanization COM
miltee Of the Service Citizens were
eloquent today in their praise OF the
schools for aliens which they visited
last night IN q tour Of inspection.
Eleven Of the thirteen schools estab-
lished I'm the city were called on BY
the committee. which divided Itself
Into three sections in order TO cover the
city more readily. Motor cars were
used.
Althoush there had been no prear-
rangement Of work especially for the
benefit Of the committees inspection. "a
different form OF instruction was being
given In virtually each school visited.
In Ukranian Hall a stereoptcan pic
ture show was in progress. displaying
travel pictures Illustrative Of geography
and history. AZ Russian Hall The stu
dents sang a number OF songs in their
native tongue and in English.
In School No. "a a class Of women
was found engaged in learning how to
shop. There was great display Of
millinery, and the pupils were trying
them on under the direction Of a teach
er and commenting upon appearance,
taste and price At another school
class was learning the intricacies OF
banking Methods OF depositing money,
drawing II out signing ana endorsing
checks and other forms Of commercial
paper vera being Illustrated. Still
another clas. was found studying adj
vanced grammar and was learning
the proper use OF the past participle.
when the commttee appeared. Others
read signs IN English, or recited civlcs
or history.
Upon completing the tour, The COM
nitlee assembled al the postofllce build
ing where a class In citizenship was
.aking examination preparatory 20 nat
iralzation. There Chas. Warner chair
man Of the committee. and John C..
Saylor a member. delivered brief adj
lresses.
Tho two schools which the commit !
zee was unable 10 visit owing TO lack /
II time will be inspected laier. They
ire No. 80 at Elm and Adams streets !
md No. Il at the extreme end OF Van
lever avenue.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
LOST! /! ONE LITTLE
FRACTION OF SECOND

In superior Court today. the suit OF
r. ]. dupont de Nemours and COMPANY
against the Queen-Gray Company was
discontinued. During the war the du-
Pont company bought an instrument
known as a chronoscope, 10 tme the
combustion OF explosives. The dupont
company, in The bin. set forth that the
instrument was 90 keep time TO one
mllionih OF a second. whereas 10 was
alleged that u would keep time only TO
one ten-thousandth or a second. But
the suit has been withdrawn and there
viii be no Notwithstanding testimony
as 10 what became OF that remaining
ono nine hundred and ninety thousandth
0f second alleged to be missing.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
URGE SAFETY
in CITY SCHOOLS

An unbiased expert examination OF
@'he public SCHOOL hnldlnss OF The city
sis 70 be made on ihc initiative OF the
tpt1lic Safety Co:nmiticc This deci-
sion was reached NJ q meeting OF the
xcommit,ec last evening in the duBarry
rreom OF the Hotel dupont
- v~s emphasized that the oxamina-
5;ion was not intended TO reflect upon
cihe school management. but to Increase
..t'.e safety OF the thousands Of pupils
r Among suggestions was one that
,.committeos or pupils be formed in each
tschOol 10 assist IN safety wok.
: The vigilance committee reported
: i(3 traulc yiolelions. All The offenders
: had been notified and most Of them
!. had replied that they would be more
f. careful hereafter.
Peter J. Ford volunteered 20 he party
Z to a fund 10 be raised nv fifteen TO
!. thirty persons. the amount TO be si0O
each. TO employ special officers with
motorcycles to arrest speeders. Efforts
10 carry out the suggestion VIII be
made.
Reports OF the Industrial committee
showed that forty industries. repre-
/. senting the biggest employers OF labor.
had become Interested and with O
View OF giving impetus 10 the safoiy
movement In the shops a school Is
now being conducted for the foremen.
Ip,esrds Of 500 Of these employees are
taxing The course, and The elect has
been a noticeable dlminution OF acci-
dents.
Harry r Graham, president Of the
Automobile Trades Association, in
formed ihe committee that his organ
zation was 100 per cent. back Of the
fey movement Speeding he de-
ciared was a deiriment 10 The auto
mobile trade
Tendency Of farmers 20 ignore the
Slate law providing chat vohicles Of an
kinds be equipped with lights was
blamed for large number OF accl- |
dents II developed That hle law lacks |
the necessary teeth ehrougli tlc alb |
seuce OF any penalty 70 was sug-
-vesled ihai This De corrected at The |
nexi session OF The Legislature.
peputy Atlorney-Gcneral Green re-
ported That during q watch maintain !
~ by the aiior7ey-eeneral Office, !
.ii9m Ten 10 twenty vi0lators were |
caught daily he said his office was /
heartily m favor OF ihe work
Treasurer J.. s. DeBlois ropora fol-
lows Bank balances beginning of |
month siSi6i5; expenses. s19S35;
banance on hand S420i.G5
Cooperation Of the various wo-
mems organizations-4Vil be sought in
tis safety campaign.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
Sour Stomach
Mi-O-Na Puts the Stomach in
Fine Shape in Five Minutes

Ml-O-Na Puts the Stomach in
Fine Shape in Five Minutes
II your stomach is continually kick
ing up a disturbance: II you feel bloal-
"a and distressed; II you belch gas and
sour food into The mouth, then YOU
need Mi-O-Na Stomach Tablets.
Aii-O-Na stomach tablets give instant
relief. Of course, but they do more
they stop the poisonous gases. They
stop excess fermentation Of food and
thoroughly clean. ren0vale and
strengthen the stomach so that it can
readily digest food without artificial
did.
Ni-0-No stomach tablets are guaran-
ieed to end indigestion. acute or chronic
Or money back. This means that nerv-
business. dizziness and hili0usness
should disappear. Druggists everywhere
and n. B Danforth sell Ml-O-Na for 60
cents a large box
Evening journal., 1920-01-27

about the popularity OF the sennett
girls in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
Smoke eTooMuch:
Let NicOtOl
Help You Quit

DO you smoke too much? Thousands OF
men do and know IT, They want 10 smoke
less or quit altogether, but win not pun
isn themselves 10 endure the craving that
follows leaving or Such men need Nice
tol which kills the craving and makes cut
ting down the use OF tobacco. or quitting
altogether easy and pleasant Nirotol
cures the craving for tobacco, tones up the
nerves and keeps you feeling fine and hi
Go 10 any druggist for package OF Nico-
tol tablets, sold under steel bound guar
antee or satisfaction or money refunded
Note: ASK your druggist what others
say about the wonderful power Of NicotoI
20 break the tobacco habit He knows and
he can be trusted 10 tell you the full truth.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
TODAY'S BEAUTY HINT

It Is not necessary TO shampoo your
hair so frequently il it is entirely and
properly cleansed each time by the use
OF a really good shampoo. The easiest
to use and quickest drying shampoo
that we can recommend to our readers
is one that brings out all the natural
beauty OF the hair and may be enjoy
ed at very little expense, by dissolving
a teaspoonful Of canthrOx which can be
obtained from any druggist. in a cup Of
hot water. This makes a full cup Of
shampoo liquid, enough so IL is easy to
apply it to all the hair instead of Just
to the top Of the head. This, when rub
bed into the scalp and onto every strand
Of hair, chemically dissolves all impuri-
ties. 10 is very soothing and cooling in
its action, as well as beneficial TO both
scalp and hair. After rinsing out the
lather so created, you Will find the
scalp is fresh, clean and free from
dandruff, while The hair dries quickly
and evenly, developing bright luster
and soft flunlness that makes it seem
very heavy.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
SAYS WIFE mas DIsAppr,RrD

Charges were made by Ralph lppolltti.
who is under an order for the support
OF his wife and five children, IN an anl-
davit presented in Municipal Court this
morning by his attorney, j. Frank Ball
that his wife has left this city with an
other man and one Of her children
The matter was referred 10 Court O1lcer
Mcdaniel for Investigation
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
NEIGnn0Rs ANNoYEn

Annoyed by ihc alleged charging Of
automobile trucks OF William B. Aus
tin, who has the storage house at six
tocnth and King streets, at all hours OF
the night, residents OF that section have
brought a charge of committing
nuisance against Mr.. Austin. Hearing os
the case was continued for one week
by Judge Hastings, In Municipal Court
this morning.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
JAILED FOR IGNOmNG COURT ORDER

For contempt Of court in not com
plying with an order Of SIS for the
support Of his two children. John G.
Patton. negro. was committed for the
present by Judge Hastings in Municipal
Court this morning. He is SIG In ar
rears on the order.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
Sample Bedsteads

These are the Beds on show-some
are slightly soiled--not many left. On
these you save $3.50. Brass, Mahog.
any finish and white enamel.
I'D floor-take elevator.l
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
DIAMOND COUNCIL SOCIAL NIGHT.

Social night was enjoyed last night by
the members Of Diamond Council. Ir.
%. u. A. NJ. Addresses were made by
state Council Secretary Frank Selgrisi.
Past Councillor Henry W. Lang of Dia-
mond ard Norris n. Elliott Of Laurel
after which a collation. was served.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
LinOIeuIns

Genuine Cork Linoleum, any width
up to 2I2 yards wide-tile patterns or
hardwood effects, regular price $3.50.
our February Sale price CSC a square
yard
lnlaid Linolems-The kind the pat
tern goes through to the back. Our
regular price is $500; for February
Sale, $l.50 per square yard. Please
bring your measurements as many are
in part rolls.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
RoTtmaNs GO TO BALTIMORE.

A delegation OF members Of the Viii
mnton Rotary Club will go to Balti-
more this afternoon TO be guests Of
the Rotary Club OF that city this even
ing when Bert Adams, international
precedent Of Rotary Clubs, win make
an address.
Evening journal., 1920-01-27
DLANCHE nELp UNnER RAIL.

on charge OF soliciting, Blanche
Twitty, Negress, was held in $500 bail
for court by Judge Hastings in NUM-
cpal Court this morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-13
STRENGTHL[Ss
SEEMED DYING
80 Weak She Could Hardly Move,
Says Indiana Lady. One Bottle
OF Cardui Put Her on the
Roaa TO Recovery.

Tangier, Ind " Four years aeo 1t is
summer ! was sick In bed w-iies
Mrs. Lille McElwee. of this place y
Dad been under The doctors earn far
I've weeks. was precty bad. and
Z was Just as nervous az could b.
could not sleep al night uuil
10 or y O'Clock. When ! would DOR
OF and wake up | would be all ot
fremble with nervousness.
The doctor called my trouble "a.
fsrrb Of the II gave me inch
pains that al each one II would seem
that could not boar another one
Then would chilli the pains
would jgst seem TO shake me all over.
and the next day would be 80 weak
! could hardly move would be so
utterly strengthlegs that IL would
seem a. II were dying.
After one ~ my bad spells
ond had almost died. picked up
the Home Treatment Book and decd
cd 70 try cardui Before ] had taken
a whole bottle. could sleep At night
don't remember just how long
but In short time ! was up and se.3.
ing With the work
Over forty years of successful nne
hss proven the value Of cardn 10 The
treatment OF many common female
ailments.
All druggists sell cardui, for wo.
men.
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EXODUS TO AMERICA
BEGINS IN EARNEST

Waahlnglon. Sept n Immigrants
lre now arriving AZ the rate uf bN1.
300 year, five times a. many ~
last year, aud half as many - IN
1914. when prc-war Immigration
fached rs height, II now looks as
IL Immigratlon records will be- bfoteu
fy the exodus from war and febt
ridden Europe 10 the United StateF.
OUT the undersirabies before tpef
rhe House is bury on 4 law 10 weed
leave the other side, fhat's beitet
than jalling or deportipg them after
tiey set here.
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COURT rNJOlNS WIFE
FROM HuRLlNG PLATES

Cleveland o. Sept l3 Ruby smith
'aees the prospect Of bcing cited Tor
onlempt % court If she throwA aas
dishes AZ her husband. NJ, v II
smsth.
He filed a divorce petition aransf
Aw IN common pleas court and said
FOR the last six or eight months il
lad been habit with her 10 throw
fishes A him. He asked for RI.
iraining order to grcrent her from
continuing the practice and got IT,
They were married in June 1916.
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Is. 1851. and the national con est
June $ TO Is. 1891.
Contestants mast ho trained in
Ameicrs Contestants IN voice De
parsment must be between tho ages
of ~ and 30 years IN piano and violin
departments. rs 60 80 wears.
Rales eoverninR contest prizes
awarded, and list Of compositions for
contestants may be obtained by "a
dressing Mrs. r. Nilklas. president ol
the Oklahoma Federation OF Musical
clubs. 6s6 south THIRD street. Ne
Aleslcr. okia.
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OF property. he was fined $50 and
costa IN police court. and was severe.
ly reprlmanded by his wife besides
rHRLE MONTHS or iT IS
WORSE THAN a YEARS or WAN

Kansas city. Sept 10 Three
months of married life was enough
for Joso.h II. Smalley. 81, civil war
veteran. who has brought suit for d.
sorce in the wyandotte County Kan
Has. court.
Last November, Smallcy aud Mrs.
Emma Smaliey, S. were married.
they lived together three months.
lie draws pension of $50 month.
He said. 1T was worse than 81
'66."
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COMPOUND - ] tried IL. Now feel all
Tizst and can work better. You have
riy permission TO publish this letters
--tIcToEIA kOPrL, II Oak Ridge Ave,
Summit. y. J.
u you have warning symptoms such
A. senst Of sBfocation, hot flashes.
head4cbes, backsehe. dread Of i'm
fending evil. timidisy. sounds in the
ezrs palDitztion Of the heart. sparks
before the eyes. irregularities. con-
stips&sD. variable sppetite, weakness.
inqs3etude. snd fizziBese. ref a bottle
of Lssis = pinkhafn,s Vegetable Com.
poaDa and t~xia taking the medicine at
enee. W know IL vill help you a. il
did Ars. KePpl.
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BOBBY COMES TO GRIEF
IN FLlGhr FROM WIEE

Akron. O., Sept ia. When Bobby
Thomas left his home the other
evening he promised his wife ho
would be home early
But Bobby didn't keep his word.
Then hts better half started on the
aunt for him.
He WAS trying 70 escape her. no
said. when be fell through plate.
slass window In grocery store.
Charged with malicious destruction
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"iF YOU CAN HAVE HIM.
| DON'T WANT hlM~

I DON'T WANT nlM~
Atlanta. Ca, sept iS Faced hy
two wives. each wayiag marriage
certificate. J J Claohum. Of Smyrsa.
pleaded guilty to ehawge Of hisAns.
Considerable speculation IN the conr,
Was caused az 10 the corrrs, proceed
ure when wife No declared she
pas through With CiacAum and Wife
Ne q said she Iosoa him aid wanted
him.
"leu can have him snapped wife
No ! efse had hlm twenty yeafs
and I'm tired of him
"l'se got him retoried Wife NO. 2
You didn't treat him vieht or YOU
could hay" kept him
z didut want e keep him. be was
40 good shouted No /
"I'll take him ladies. interceded
he Judge
clackum told the judge be wanted
'o he tried and Eet j. over with He
did not intimate which. lf either. ot
The two wives he would take.
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THEIR WEDDSD PERIOD

II hs wnnts her TO read aloud aud
shu Wilt one year.
n she tries to make him 50 ont
mione "a ,he evening, but hs luat won't
-uuder SIX mouihs.
II she tries to make him s'ay hnne
IN Tie evening ana he positively wont
i've years.
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fhE tban<e OF Llfe
and ] think II Is a
good remedy in such
3 condition. ] could
not digest my food
and had much pain
and burning in my
, { o m aeh after
meals. ! could not
sleep, haa naekache,
and worst os all
were the hot flashes.
] saw in the papers
4 y "a "A Lae.a< .kfo
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Remove Those Hairs
Roots and All

The new WHY 10 remove tinfiR"rlh
gfnwfhs ~ superfluoBr hair. roots aud all,
will astonish aud delight yuu. You never
saW Or heard ~ anything Ike 4 before
II a nnf depsistOrY AMI n'li eissffi' ~
you simply get 4 stifk ~ pheiarfin" r. =.
your druggist ard follow the easy di-
feetions ~ home la few see1nu set
have removed the offending hairs. r0'ii
oa "a WIN ysgur 9wn ev"~ yen r~f ~"
roots come right out Fhelactins ~ ab
,eoiutslf harnhesr. noD pgisVn0nh ana i"t
feefiy odoriess
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The former Kaiser's town resi-
csuce. in the Berlin schIoss. on 'hs
hsnks Of the Spree, u ROW utilize
AZ the Psychological Institute OF tlit
University of Berlin.
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Moleskln Is not the skin Of ne
mole, but strong cotton fabric With
smooth surface like the mole's skin
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Soa Kennesa and Mr.. and Nrs. W. n.
Boasen, snogoroa 10 Oklahoma CITY
sunday.
x Is *
Mss Cora Webster ard Miss Ethel
isenhsrt left Ter pranwaghs 10 teach
Ia the cisy schools.
* * "
Mrs Roy rrAhhe. who under vent
very seroas operation Al The Method
ssi hospital Saturday. IS doing nicely
IL " *
Miss Netsic Dcolittle spent the
week end ia Devol, Oklahoma. Win
her sister. Mrs Gregory
x X *
Nj Walter Pierce Of oklahoms Cliy
szent Sunday Ia Guthrie.
* * x
Frances Burke pAs here from Yale.
.orer Sunday
~Buddy~ wAiton lett SATURDAY to
enter Culver Military Academy. or
C0lver. Ind 4x
* * *
F4errxsreess Motor Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J Hensgree,. mho
naotored up from Oklahoma City to
visit her mothcr. Mis. &. v. Upton.
sI4 East Villas avenue. left last night
for their home They we're Joined
here hy their two sons who have
spent the summer in Colorado.
y * x
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Cook and chill
drea ot Bromide. lefg yesterday after
spending two weeks With Mr.. Cocks
PARENTS Mr. and Mrs r cooa. 1870
West Noble avenue.
y * X
Mr. and Mrs John Fnrrow and SON
n0fored 10 Oklahoma City today.
* * w
Nj and Mrs G. n. Douglass spent
the weekend In Saltwater.
& x
Mr.. ard Mrs. Robert Hollenbeea:
we're oklahoma City visitors satur.
dAy. s~rx
X X y
Miss Lowry. rho has been v,xgtJnr
Mrs. Helntz Braun. ses East Noh,e
avenue. left yesterday for Fasrv,ew
Oklahoma. sxg.vmru
x X
Mn. ]. c. Post has returned from a
visit wsh her hro.hers i co,Y,r.,,s
No. Mrs Post also spent several
dsys IN Yellowstone. Denver and .o;o-
rado Springs.
< y
Misses Mildred ard nevnid,n. Nc
Ness of suilwate~. who wera quests
q Mrs. Arthur swank 7zi Enx.
Cleveland avenue. last week have -.
zxy
wrs. Anna Meade and Ms rousaa
Hahn of Oklahoma fstv xsnn,, ca,d.v
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OH, THESE WOMENl
How They Figure in Court
Proving Marriage a Fail
urc. From Hubhy's
Side, Anyway

NE HAD TO COOK, WASH
DISHES AND MAKE BEDs
New York. Sept i2 Answering
his wsfoH suit FOR separation
Joseph q Donaldson. broker.
made the counter claim that Mrs
nenaldscr spent 20 much time
reading dime novels. be had 70 cook
wash dishea and make beds.
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roo LArl TO Classify

FOR RENT unfurnisbed rooms for
housekeeping IN modern home.
Phone 1900.
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National Federation Of Musical Club
Announce Fourth Biennial Contest

National Federation Of Musica Club
Announce Fourth Biennial Contest.
The National Federation Of Musical
clubs announce lts fourth biennial
contest for young professional musi
clans.
The purpose Of these contests Is e
recognize the superior ability Of
American teachers by bringing thcii
artist pupils into prominence; to en-
courage and inspire music students tc
greater effort in artistic achieve
menis to the most talented young musi-
clans Of America and launch them
upon professionHs career. Thess
contests are arranxed in sequence
State contests. 10 be held between
March ! and April Is. 1921; district
contests between April % and May
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night at her home iaos West ccllvec
avenue
v y &
Mrs ". =. Ford 81 Long Beach,
Cal. who has been visiting anr
brother and family. left yesterday svf
Paris. Texas.
* * v
Presbyterian Social Circle.
The S,cial Cirsle ot the rresbyter,
ian church ~il meet with Mrs r =
Hnpkina,, ei. EAst l.oKan avehue,
Y ednesdAy Afternoon
% < y
Acorn Club 70 Meet.
The first meeting az the Acorn clnt
VIII b. with Mrs Stella Heland rhers
day Afternoon.
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The y. NJ c einh viii meet with
Mrs J r. Douglass Thursday All
members are urged 10 be present a.
this is an important meeting
x II X
Tho West side W G r. U VIII
meet With Mrs H. " Gross, ls2s
West Noble avenue at ? $50 wcdner
day afternoon.
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Free diagnosis every day ex-
eept Saturday and Sunday Do
not tell her your ailments, lei her
find them.
316 Herskowitz Bldg.
Oklahoma City. Okla,
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Social Circle. Presbyterian Charch
Mrs e X Hopkins
ForciE1 Missionary q Methodist
ChnrcA- Mrs. Jnhn l. Lovel~sS
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Mss -eier Jenkins ronorro by o..
ishc-.s Bears cf Ecuca.icr

MSS f~eier @erkirs -cnorco us C~-
ishc-,s 6osrc os Ec.ca.icr.
Miss Helen jenkins. one os G1sh-
res moss talented Young Musicians.
Aas received from TIE Oklahoma
hoard a. education lsfe certificate In
raazo harmoay and theory 81 high
school nasic- This is 3 distinctive
Ao1or ard will enable Miss Jenkins
10 snroil higA school students in piano
and harmony. giving all w1o
SO desire an oapoTfunssy 70 sesare
credits soT the rear ia the work.
Z Ex
Pr Delta Gs~-ss -clo Meeting.
Mrs John N. Furrow VAS hostess
10 sse PA Delta Gamma ciub Satur-
Gay "a the card game Mrs chas.
DoTe woz hirh score and Mrs. phi
Trabsnd. s0w Light refreshments
ws-e serred % The cluh members.
TIE club wsli meet shss week with
srx. Henry P George. 1911 wes,
Cleveland avenue
x H "
NJ. STARK ard M-. D1s.in 70 East
Lo-e- D STARK is leari-g Thursday
night for = trip to Chicago where he
wsll step few Oars. then on to Mag
zrs Fslis. New York and Boston.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-13

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