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LAUREL.

LAUREL, Nd. December Especially.
The Laurel Farmers Community
Club held it's third annual community
Laurel. with extensive exhibits of
prize corn. fruits, vegetables, canned
fruit, jellies, etc. The exhibits of corn
were very good and the competition
for the handsome silver cup was in
teresting. The cup was won by Evan
G. CLANCY. who first captured it in
1917. and was lost by Robert Aitchc-
son. who has held it for the past two
years. 1t must be won three times to
remain in the possession of a member
This was the first time in four years
the yellow corn has triumphed over
the white in competing for the cup.
In auctioning of the exhibits after
the. judging these ten ears of yellow
corn sold for $10.50. or more than 81
an ear. and were purchased by the
exhibitor winning the cup after lively
bidding.
First premium, class 2. for best ten
ears yellow corn. open to any one.
also went to Evan G. Clancy, with
Thomas Poe second and George Sellers
third.
Mothershead took first prize. George
: Sellers second and Robert Aitcheson
third.
George Sellers won first premium
on white Mccormick potatoes, and
Deaver Carr first prize on early po-
tatoes.
The. display of farm and garden
products was unusually good FRS,
premium was won by Mrs. Herman
r. Millard. with Mrs. Clarence Bond q
close second and Mrs. Stewart Aitche-
| son third.
The silver loving cup, given by the
club to the lady making the best LOAF
| of bread. was won by Mrs, Herman p
Millard. first premium; Miss Nettie
Carr. second, and Mrs. Nettie Carr,
| third.
| The judges were Frofs. wentz and
Ballard Of the University Of Mary
land and Miss Ellen u Davis home
demonstration AGENT for Prince
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FALLS CHURCH.

FALLS CHURCH. Va, December 4
fspeciaD.-A school play for which
be given at Odd Fellows Hall Thursday
afternoon and evening December Is.
under the direction of Mrs. Donald
son. the music teacher. The proceeds
are to be used to buy a phonograph
and records for the children at the
viii be used at the discretion of the
teachers for playground equipment
for the small children.
The Village Improvement Society
will meet Monday night at the resi-
dence of Father A. J. Van Inglegam,
when twenty eight new members Sc
cured by him will be enrolled.
". E. Parker. a former resident OF
Falls Church for many years. who
has been spending the summer here.
started back to his home in Cali
fornia last Thursday. His sister. Miss
Carrie Parker. went with him for a
visit. and they were accompanied by
Miss Roberts. niece Of the late Col.
w. s. Roberts.
Funeral services for Mrs. John s.
East Falls church Wednesday. were
held at the Baptist Church. OF which
she was a prominent member, yes
terday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
three-act comedy. entitled "A
9ya ymemSers "a the Ds
OF the Southern Methodist Church al
odd Fellows Hall next Friday and
saturday The proceeds are to be
added to the fund which is being
raised to furnish the parsonage.
The missionary society OF thu
Southern Methodist Church met 81
the home Of Mrs. w. NJ. Ellison
Thursday afternoon. The following
officers were elected: President. Mrs
Henry Knowles: first vice. president
Mrs C. v. Shreve; second vice presi.
dent, Mrs. A II. Barber: treasurer
Mrs William Shreve; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. George Reeves: re-
cording secretary, Mrs. T. A. Viii
liams: superintendent local work
Mrs. ". NJ. Ellison; treasurer. Mrs. A
V. Mankin.
The Christmas sale Of fancy vcri
and food which the Ladies' Aid So
kciety Of the Baptist Church was tc
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Star Spangled Banner Council will
nave class initiation of twenty-five
or thirty. the last one of this year.
Inc committee has prepared a feast
for big crowd
The Orienta Court at the last meet
ing initiated ten candidates. to the
great amusement of those who wit
messed the ceremony
The court will give a dance at
Pythian Temple Wednesday evening.
About 400 members of the order as
sembled in the lodyeroom of Mount
Vernon Council, No. 10, Sd street and
! Pennsylvania avenue southeast. to
/ witness the institution of a new coun-
| ell. wednesday evening. under the di-
rectlon of Deputy National Councillor
a. c. Columbus. assisted by Past
Councillor John r. Lumsden, formerly
of Reno Council. No. 46. and organ
izer of the new council. which is to
! be known as the John l.. Burnett
Representative John L. Burnett. The
charter bore the names of thirty-two
charter members. The officers, with
the drill team Of Mount Vernon Coun-
ell. No. 10. presented the degrees,
! under the direction of Capt. John
Smallwood, assisted by w. Calvin
Whip. Music was furnished by an
orchestra composed of members of
Mount Vernon Council. A recitation
was given by the deputy national coun-
cilor, followed by addresses by Past
National Deputy Councillor Maurice
, Peabody and Bert Cantwell, repre-
senting Star Spangled Banner Council.
; National Represe entative John D.
Simpson and others.
edward J. Ross Council, No. 26,
Thursday evening received the Gre
dentials of W. S. Doleman as it's
deputy. state councillor. G. W. Swift
H A. Beck and P. T. Graves were
appointed to solicit other councils in
the formation of past councillors
ing with B. T. Stull Of Old Glory
Council. who explained the object Of
the proposed organization.
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MODERN WOODMEN
AMERICA.
OF

West End Camp viii hold its an.
uual election Of officers Monday al
Pythian Temple. The entertainment
I'd booster committees wn .. go.
their plans for the general upbuild-
ing of the camp during the winter
A longform initiation will be put or
by the camps degree team. Follow
ing the regular meeting, an oyste,
supper will be served.
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FRATERN|T|ES.
Continued from rhirty-seventh Page }

the three degrees The drill team
put on the work. A tableau was
demonstrated by Past Councillor Lula
Donohue and Associate Councillor
Sacarey, assisted by the drill team. At
the close the team gave an exhibition
drill. State Councillor Anna Hill.
Deputy State Councillor Jennie Wood,
National Representative Emily E.
Halliday and representatives from
Glory councils, with visiting mem
bers from Baltimore. were present
Refreshments were served. .sT
Loyalty Council, No. 10. Friday
evening last went to Ballston. Va, in
costume. for a masquerade dance.
cilor- of Virginia. was a visitor to
Mizpah Council Tuesday evening.
B. P. o. ELKS.
Today at 8 o'clock pm. at the New
National Theater, the~ Elks' annual
memorial services will be held. The
doors will be opened at 2:30 O'Clock
Membefs showing their membership
cars will be admitted. The oration
will be delivered by Roger ]. Whit
ford The Elks' Orchestra and the
Elks' octet. with Exalted Ruler How
ard NJ. Peter and the officers of the
lodge, will take part in the ritualistic
ceremonies. sH
Chairman M. G.. McCormick's COM
mittee for the placing of a bronze
tablet. with the names of the MEM
bers of the lodge who served during
the war. has selected a prominent
space in the main lobby of the club.
Appropriate ceremonies will mark
the dedication of this roll of honor.
Three hundred and twenty-seven
honor names are listed thereon. -
The Elks charity bail will be given
at the New Willard Hotel New Year
eve. The ball will be in the nature
of an old-fashioned' New Year eve
festivity. Horns. rattlers. crickets.
whistles. etc. will be distributed, also
5000 rolls of Serpentine paper ribbon.
The memorial addresses for Balti-
more (Md.) Lodge and Alexandria
(va.) Lodge will be delivered by
Frank ]. Hogan and Judge Robert T.
Mattingly, respectively, members of
Washington Lodge. e.
The second formal dance will be
given Tuesday night.
Saturday evening the Los Angeles
Reunion Association will give an
oyster supper. dance and entertain
ment Preparations are completed
for a gala gathering.
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W0ODNEN CIRCLE.

Oak Grove. No. 2, Monday night, in
the Pythian Temple, initiated a large
class in full form.
Another large class will be received
at the next meeting. r.:
State Manager Mrs. Eva G. Clark Of
Baltimore was present, and assisted in
the work.
Later in the evening the Stutz
Musical Organization. which is al
most an Oak Grove institution, gave
an excellent musical program of Of
chestral numbers, played by Harold
NJ. Stutz, pianist: Walter S. Stutz, jr.,
trap-drum; E. J. Merrick, saxophonist.
and Mrs Lillian s. Wrenn, who also
sang solo.
r. F. Clark. state manager of the
.Woodmen of the World. addressed the
grove on it's history and progress.
An elaborate supper was served in
the banquet room.
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Workmen attending the pans in
salt works are never known to have
cholera, smallpox. scarlet fever or in
fiuenza.
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rank Tuesday evening. as announced
by Chancellor Commander McGrew.
Master Of Work John T. Cuthbert is
in charge of the team and will put
the work on promptly at $3.50 pm.
Amaranth Lodge will have class
Of five tomorrow evening for the
rank of page at 8 o'clock.
Grand Chancellor Yates and officers
of the Grand Lodge visited Rathbone
Temple. Pythian Sisters. Friday even
ing A testimonial was presented to
Grand Chancellor Yates. who ex-
pressed his appreciation. Music and
refreshments were features of the So
cial session. ~
The February session of the Grand
Lodge, it is said, promises to be OF
unusual interest. Considerable new
legislation is in prospect. Candidates
are grooming for the official stations
for the ensuing term.
Rathbone Temple. No. 8. will have
work Friday evening. Last Friday
evening the temple entertained the
grand chancellor, DR.. F. Yates. and
Grand Lodge officers of this domain.
Fast Supreme Chancellor Edwin Dunn
gave the grand chancellor present
on behalf of Rathbone Temple. Last
Wednesday evening some thirty-fve
members were invited to the suburban
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Sipos.
The Mohican Lodge, Glen Echo
Heights, Md, the occasion being the
birthday anniversary of their daugh-
ter, Miss Cordelia SipoS.
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KNIGHTS OF 'PYTHIAs.

The officers Of the Grand Lodge will
visit Friendship Temple. Pythian Sis
ters. Wednesday evening. Music and
refreshments will be features of the
social session.
The historical photogravure entitled
Pythfas" is said to be attracting the
attention Of the order.
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Webster Lodge win have the esquire
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Kiss Miss. Waltz Princes Or-l
Lss':!:s:; ss:::.: s$i::::: Waltz Prince. Or, - -
Je Ne Sails, Pa Pa. Song, fo1-s.otl A-aas:
My n,1;Sae aits1s ,1;s' si"bo Down on the 49,.
The Japanese Sandn,ar. Nora .B.yes
You're Just rs Beautiful 1t Sixty ~ 49,
Bayes.
Me? Henry Burr. J s,ro
Want to Know Where Tosti Went,
When He Said Oood-Bye. Bertt - S"sscS
Williams. S11
Get Up. Bert Williams.
s." '*r
Sweet Mamma Rapa's Oettiagl Ann
Mad) Marion Harris. 1e.a.so
Told Yos So. Marion Harris. 0a1s
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II Nsveli. Van and Schenck. } A-s3Is
AZ So S:y :,,:s W: -J"h Hum" ':,'s:. :; ::
The Broadway Blues. Nora Bayes A-sai
Sinsin' tie Biues Nora Bayes- $3.50
Kentucty. Benny Davis. A-ssse
I'm. Coming Back to, Dixie and You io-aneA
= Frank Crun1it. > 400
oid.fashioned Garden. Tandy Mae .,e.,,e.
kenzie, Tenor Solo. sy%ps:av
Get Up. Paul Biese's Orchestra. A-sse7
speed., Paul Biese's Orchestra. s1.se
I,Leve ,y.s ssna.y. Ted Le~i') A-ssss
The III i;s's si.s'. Ted, Levi. jag. ':::> az:
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bank, ST., Mrs. Leah Reese and Mrs.
Elgin Sharp. Sharpsburg. The guest
list included: Mr. and Mrs. Gar
nett Chenault, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Chenault,. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard B.
Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bolts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hord Upton, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
I. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wright,
of Sharpsburg: Mrs. Claude Duna-
vent, Mr.. and Mrs. James Nesbitt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Greene, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Gay, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Greene, Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Hedden,
Jr., Misses Frances Samuels, Kath-
lyn McCabe, Minnie Coins, Leota
Henderson and Frances Reese and
Messrs. Roger Greene, Howard
Brown Glover Crouch, Robert Jones,
Richard and Asa Irwin Eubank.
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ident Hoffman, checking the count
taken in the last census. The enum-
Grafton for the entire city, street by
street, was checked and not an error
could be found. We regret that we
cannot claim a larger population,
but feel certain that the count was
absolutely correct as taken.
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New members are coming in each
week. Mr.. Will Highland, Mr.. J. P.
Highland and Mr.. r. G.. Owings
joined last week. If you are not a
member it is high time that you are
falling I'm line. d,
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Our next lunch day, the Goth, falls
on the day when the Women's Coun-
ty Club hold their regular quarterly
meeting. In order to accommodate
them we have decided to hold our
meeting, for this time only, on an
other day, the day following, Thurs
day, the 21st. Please be governed
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Bridge Party

Mrs. Anderson c. Bogie was
hostess at a bridge party Friday
afternoon at her handsome home on
the Spencer pike. The reception
rooms were decorated with fall
flowers and presented beautiful
appearance. After the games a de-
licious luncheon was served from
the card tables, each of which was
adorned with a small basket Of cos
mos in the red and white tints. Mrs.
Bogie's guests were:' Mrs. W. B.
White. Miss Elizabeth Apperson,
Mrs. Pierce VIM, Mrs. John VIM,
Mrs. Josh Owings, Mrs. R. G.
Owings, Mrs. P. d. Bryan, Mrs.
Harry Hoffman, Mrs. J. Will Clay,
Mrs. W. c. Clay, Mrs. J. c. Hamil-
ton, Miss Suzette Johnson, Mrs.
John Barnes, Mrs. Charles Lindsay,
Mrs. James Bogie, Mrs. C. Fl. Gate
wood, Mrs. M. w. Bridges, Mrs. L.
D.. Gatewood, Mrs. J. c. McNeal,
Mrs. r. C. Gatewood. On Friday
evening Mrs. Bogie entertained her
card club. the night party being
lovely repetition Of the one given
in the afternoon. Mrs. Josh Owings
making the best score, was awarded
the prize, dainty flower vase. The
following club members and substi-
tutes were present: Mrs. G. A.
Lindsay, Mrs. Josh Owings, Mrs. B.
Frank Perry, Mrs. w. P. Hunting
ton, Mrs. Mary C. Ayres, Miss Lizzie
P. Coleman, Mrs. c. W. Kirkpatrick,
Mrs. John Speer, Mrs. Patty J.
Riley, Mrs. Clayton Hoyell, Mrs. J.
C. McNeal, Mss Bess .Shackelford,
Mrs. Percy d. Bryan, Mrs. III. G.
Hoffman. Mrs. Joe Bogie, Miss
Laura Williams, Mrs. John Barnes
and Miss Suzette Johnson.
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Mr., and Mrs. L. r. Douglas are
in Louisville.
Mrs. J. Carroll Hamilton is spend
ing several days in Louisville this
week.
Mrs. +. A. McCabe and Mrs. Halle
Davis are visiting friends in Gin
cinnati.
Howell Hunt, Of Louisville, spent
the ween-end with his mother, Mrs.
Jessie Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Roberts
spent the week end with relatives in
Flemingsburg.
Mrs. Alta Evans Hill has accepted
position as saleslady with the
Rogers company.
James Shackelford, Jr., of Lex
ington, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. R. I. Settles.
Mrs. J. W.. Butch, Of Winchester,
has been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Clell Cockrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Bullitt McCoun,
of Frankfort, have been guests of
Mrs. Nancy B. McCoun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie MADDEN, of
Winchester, spent the week end with
his father, Mr.. Rufus MADDEN.
O. B. Denton and Miner A. Dem
ton, of Hillsboro, have been guests
of Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Raglan.
Mrs. ]. M. Robb has returned to
her home in Jessamine county after
a visit to DR.. and Mrs. S. E. Spratt.
Judge A. A. Hazelrigg, c. w.
Kirkpatrick and S. S. Pinney are in
Louisville attending a meeting of the
Grand Masonic Lodge.
DIR. c. W. White and wife, of Cow
ington, and Mrs. Rebecca Melon
aid and Mrs. Clarence Jacobs, of
Winchester, have been guests of
Mrs. George Wilson.
Mrs. p. J. Ross returned Sunday
to her home in Warsaw, accom-
panied by her father. Albert Orear,
who will make his future nome with
Rev. and Mrs. Ross and family.
Mrs. J. L. White, Mrs. G. r.
Prewitt, Mrs. r. c. Gatewood, Mrs.
D. C. Fox, Mrs. r G. Owings, Mrs.
Josh Owings, Miss Lizzie P. Cole
man and Miss Laura Williams are
on a motor trip in the mountains to-
day.
The following attended the good
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Mrs. d. B. Skidmore was in Lex.
ington yesterday.
Miss Ella Coleman is visiting
friends in Lexington.
DIR. M. G. Mckee, of Danville, w
Va, was here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Chiles will
leave Thursday for trip to New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Winn were
in cincinnati several days the past
week. -
Mckenzie Todd, of Louisville, was
here yesterday the guest Of his
friend, Col. w. P. Huntington.
Miss Adele Diffenduffer, of
Washington, d. c., is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Edith Bigstaff.
DR.. and Mrs. John w. Prewitt. Of
Newport, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lois Thompson and Clifton Prewitt,
Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Hedden, ST.,
viii return tonight from Louisville,
where they visited relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Gay, of Bour-
bon county, were guests yesterday
of Mrs. Gays mother, Mrs. John T.
Woodford.
J. d. Sewell and wife, of Knox
vile, Tenn, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Seweil's daughter, Mrs.
Farmer Greenwade.
Rev. Clyde Darsie left Sunday for
Denver, where he went to accompany
home the son of j w. Langston,
who is critically i'll in that city.
Rev. B. W. Trimble left yesterday
for st. Louis, where he will spend
week attending the sessions of the
National Christian Missionary So
cieties.
Governor Edwin p. Morrow, of
Frankfort; Judge Ashton Patrick, of
Prestonsburg, and Editor Segner, Of
the Louisville Herald, have been the
guests of Judge and Mrs. Robert H.
VIM.
Mrs. C. c. Chenault and Carroll
Chenault. Jr., will leave Wednesday |
for Cambridge to witness the foot
ban game between Centre College |
and Harvard. They will later go to
New York for a stay Of several
days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Eubank, Jr.,
entertained with beautiful $500"
party at their home in the county
last Thursday evening. The rooms
were attractively decorated with au-
tumn flowers of various colors and
presented a lovely scene. During the
hours an elaborate plate lunch was
served and the party was one of the
prettiest Of the early fall. Assisting
in entertaining were Mrs. w. w. Eu-
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High Tea

Mrs. Jack Owings entertained
charmingly Saturday noon at Roll
ing Heights, her country home, in
compliment to her house guests,
Mrs. james Dillehay Shelby, of
Danville, and Mrs. Charles Finley
Jones, of Lexington. The Owings
home was a scene of unusual beau
ty. In the drawing room yellow
chrysanthemums, Southern smilax,
fern and clusters of yellow tapers
made pleasing background for the
seventy-five guests The dining room
was rich in old mahogany, pink chry-
santhemums, Southern smilax and
cleaning silver. Those helping enter
tain for the delightful occasion were
Misses Hattie Owings and Bessie
Lane and Mesdames Cliff Prewitt,
Josh Owings, R. G. Owings, Pierce
VIM, Dave Fox and little Leila
Bush Hamilton. dainty in a frock of
soft pink.
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roads meeting at Winchester last
week: A. b. Oldham, w. A. Samuels,
W. II. Wood, J. "A. Evans, G.. ID.
Marshall, DIR. 0. p. Henry, DIR. II. M.
Wright. T. N. Coons, J. 0. Greene,
w. +. Stewart, p. ID. Bryan, J. Arch
Mason, J. II. Keller, @. II. Strother,
William Upton, J. W. Jones, Colonel
Gatewood, f. L. William, w. p. Old
ham. Clarence White, Hughes Akin
son, Dr. w. B. Robinson, r. G. Kern,
Fl. B. Ringo. j. A. Judy, Isom Os-
borne. John Stofer, Dan WEIGH, s. r.
Adamson, A. L. Upton, Rex Hall, w.
T. Tyler, o. W. Mccormick, r. G..
Owings, A. s. Hart, S. M. Jackson,
w. M. Scobee, W. r. Mckee, Capt.
c. II. Petry, o. C. Evans, w. F. Hor-
ton, J. P. Highland, L. L. Bridg-
forth, A. s. Bridges, r. T. Judy. II.
G. Hoffman, Major d. J. Burchett,
G. B. Patterson, c. G. Chenault, H.
G.. Enoch, Pierce Vim, J. W. He'd
den, Jr., L. M. Redmond, Joe Heibel,
G.. G. Eastin, s. c. Sharp, E. w.
Senff, r. II. VIM, w. L. Thomp-
son. M. A. Prewitt, William High
land, c. r. Prewitt, A. R. Robert
son, Robert Howell, J. Will Clay, j.
G. Roberts, W. H. Strossman, T. J.
Douglas, Shirley Mason, s. NJ
Whitehead, Tandy Chenault, Robert
Trimble, ST., N. H. Trimble, j. B.
Spratt, R. W. Wade, E. L. Fassett.
Clifton Prewitt, Mrs. Dan Chenault,
Mrs. John Stofer, Mrs. George R.
Snyder
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accordingly. Several important an
nOuncements will be made at this
meeting. -.''
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Don't fail to bring a new member
with you to the meeting of the 21st.
The live wires will get results. the
dead ones will make no effort. Show
the bunch that you are not a Dead
One.
Cote
Mt. Sterling and. Montgomery
county have a right to be proud of
the delegation who went to Win
chester-a most representative body
of eighty-46 members Of the Cham
Der of Commerce. Such a showing
that four of the leading farmers Of
Montgomery county became mem
bers while at this Winchester meet
ing. Why not You? 4s.
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There's many a slip after the cup
leaves the lip.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
COMMENTS
4 . . . = . . ,

"Never throw mud at a cOmpeti-
tor-you may miss him and you
surely will have dirty hands"
Cote
Fabrian j. Rouke, representing
the Census Bureau, was in Mt. Ster-
ling Monday at the request of Pres
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Mrs. Marvin Gay is entertaining
with a sewing party this afternoon
at her home on West Main street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-09
RARTLESYILLE. Okla.. Lnns

BANILFSVIIlIF UkIa,, June
s.--What appeared to be a meteor
was observed at e:15 o'clock to-
night. 1t had a blush color and
lighted up the city for a space of
about half n minute. The celestial
visitor moved from near the zenith
In "a southeasteriy direction. Hun
dreds OF citizens observed the
phenomen.
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THINKS MAN MET
FOUL PLAY HERE
Kiefer Man Missing From
Home II Days Is Not
Able to Explain.
MEMORY FAILS HIM
All Is Blank After Coming
to Tulsa; Recovered in
Hospital at Capital.

T. ]. Marks of Kiefer, Okla. who
was reported as missing last week,
roturncd to his home on Friday,
1une IA, giving. as an explanation
OF his ii days absence, foul play met
i'm Tulsa. according to Mrs, II, C.
Alexander, his mother-in-law who
spont Yesterday here. Mr. Marks
stated that he could not remember
anything that occurred to him after
coming to Tulsa until he recovered
his memory In an Oklahoma City
hospital. He did not remember how
"A where he spent the intervening
dlvs Mrs. Alexander said. An Okla
homa City physician said that an
abrasion OF Mr.. Marks skull indi-
Gated that he might have been struck
A blow which caused temporary loss
Of memory.
Upon his return to Kiefer Mr.
Marks remarked his wife, 10 whom
he had been married four months
after securing a decree of divorce
from his first wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marks have now gone to California
10 live, Mrs. Alexander said.