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MAKE PROVISION FOR
APOSS|BLE DEFICIT
Ordinance in Skeleton Form IN
troduced in Council; water
Department Budget.

"a a,,nraancc with annual custom.
,,,,,, ,S,upcn Inst night put on hrst ana
.e.cnd readings and referred To the mn
.n,, committee an ordinance introduced
n, .l.leton form hN councilman FOR
wood chairman OF the committee max
ms an extraordinary Appropriation "l
-, ,,,,ot,nt not Yet uNcd Co meet pos
,tt,te dpfriency iu the general appro-
,,,i,ttou Tor the tt~,d year ending June
sn .uthorifing thr borrowing of the
pons, needed and charging the sum
t.,rro,,,.d to neat years taxes Shouiu
ther, h, "A deficit u would be caused 10y
,hanging the pollyc work hours from
twelve O. eight per day ana 10y lhdus-
trial conditions decreasing the water
depnrtmcnts receipts. Giving the ponce
an eight-hom work day viii increase
th, police appropriation SSu,oeo 'hlS
,cat should industrial establishments
.los, water consumption would dccrcas"
and the receipts of the Water b'ta'' =
n,ent would he diminished. These pos
pihnities were not anticipated when the
Hcneral appropriation was made
council referred to the finance com
nittre thc Water Departments budget
tor the nest uscal year as follows;
apcr4tfnE expenses S@49.92i. ordinary
.>tenslon uf water mains. S''tee, t"tal'
t4pal The department announced
hat should Fourth. Ning Washington.
ilroou, and ileaId streets hc dNed
u.Nt Nrtl ia, tolloWtng additional! APP
t.l,ut.tflons would D., required tor new
t.tci mains thereon Fourth street.
Sg5 GOO kug street. s. 800, Washing
tpn street. S2.sse. Etoainc street. So
90. Head street sea- making grand
tatal OF s32o.4tb.
Council also referred 10 the finance
committee communication from thu
Delawnrt chapter ot The Red cross. re-
uutsting that It's buidiuE 9l1 Delaware
avenue. bc exempted from taxation. and
a hiu amounting to S9ut.-o from the
phocniN rNrc Go. for ambulance service.
Ike disposition was made of a COM
municatiou FROM the washington
delights century ,tsl askIug Council
Is proviu, .ommuuN cent?, houses
The Suert and s se.t II nattfA, ut
VAS allowed Sepoon uu account of ITS
May appropriation.
Redemption ~ S.oouo water bonds
Nas ordered .d~s 81. #..tl luenf II e.
$40 interest du, su &at,l pVud~
tn, crcmatory rayroH amountns %
tlat was passed
Council referred Il. tr. ouWittc, ~
the whole a cumu4ui. .ttlon from the
tioard ot PARIS {, NM 81 ners. propo~-
ng tine dccding ~ icy acres of land in
ihr .Iauocas woods Iaanae Nine hun-
drod IA ihc Joseph bancroft ANA sons
to. ln exchange fol 1>4 acres ~ land
nd two houses CT, BATTER tract being
das4r,d a. connect NDfn ami South
EpndyWtnr uarb~
t8f.t. T a4su referred tn tnt commit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
MRS. A. D. WARNER FOR
BOARD OF EDUCATION
League of Women Voters En-
dorses Her as Suitable
Member.

At special meeting of the League of
Women Voters held last night in the
Hotel du Pont. the members OF the
organization went on record as standing
for the election of Mrs. A. ID. Warner.
Sr, as member of the Board of
Education. Mrs Warner has been ac-
tive I'm educational work
Miss Edith Spruance presented a
resolution, calling upon President Hard
ing to urge the governments of the
world to join with the United States
In calling a conference for disarmament.
The resolution was adopted.
Miss Spruance and Mrs. Florence
Bayard Hilles were members of com
mittee which called upon President
day and requested him to use his in
fiuence against the proposed naval ap-
propriation bill of S395 900. 900.
The league voted TO cooperate with
the state body to make the next ex-
ccutive meeting in May n Wilmington
affair and to have the women voters
from other parts of the State come here
for an open meeting.
Mrs. Henry Ridgley will he present
and present well-known speaker.
Mrs T. 6. Settle presided At last
nights meeting Mrs Frank hughes
the recording secretary. read the min
utrs Of the previous meeting
The league will hold a rummagc sal'
on Monday at ia Tatuall street. Mrs
Jane Penncwill will be in charge
Mrs Thomas G. Mum will direct q
card rarty in May.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
PLEASING PROGRAM.
MiHpah Bible Class EntertainS at
McCabe Memorial Church.

The Mizpah Bible Glass of MCCabe
NJ T.. Church gave pleasing musical
entertainment last night in the church.
The program. consisting of selections
by the Sunday School orchestra and
readings hy Miss Ethel Roulin. of
Camden. y. J.. was highly pleasing.
Proceeds of the entertainment will 80
toward purchasing of lots at McCabc
avenue and Monroe street for the
erection Of a community house
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
DIR. HILLIHEN At
OLD DRAWERS GHI R(U

Dr Walter Hullihen. president of the
University of Delaware. will make the
address of tho afternoon at the annual
reunion of the friends of old Drawers
4 be hold at that historic building on
sunday. June ,.
Tho sermon on that occasion will he
preached by Rcv. Asa y. Ferry. y. -.
pastor OF Bethany PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Our Biz Silk Sale Continued Tomorrow; Come Early

Canton Crepe, s3.85
a wonderful quality Dor
crepe, 70 ncheS VIDE r. e0uc
only.
Superior Tricoiette- sl.95
Black. navy. lToWn. enna
and other -nOice -1lcgs, fnr
one YARD Mde
Charrreuse Satin, $500
This six sold gr ne ef
much more. all cOlnrs. .nc.ll
black. and IS 40 lRcnee VIDE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22

Warning, Unless you SIRE the name
Raycr" on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribCd by physicians for twenty
years and proved safe by millions. Take
Aspirin only as told iu the Raycr pack
age for colds. Headache, Neuralgia.
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ChinchiIla Satin, s5.25

ChinchiIla Satin, S5.25
The new satin. woven SINH
lar to a chinchilla cloth. All
street shades.
Japanese Pongee, S1.25
A silk everyone is asking for;
very seviceable: IN the MT
ural color only.
Chiffon Tafeta, S2.25
A popular spring silk. 50
inches vide: all coIors, lnciud-
ing plenty Of navy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22

settling in the Clothes closet. destroying
clothes and breeding moths.
The Wayne Cedared Wardrobe IS the
only efficient, safe means Of keeping nice
clothes nice" Opens at top, substantially
made of cedared paper; metal hooks sustain
weight Of garments. Prices, S1.50, sl.75
and $500.
Note-On sale in WoFnen'S Ready-to-
Wear Department. Ask to see them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Chiffon Taffeta, S2.25
Big Specials IN Our
Children's Wear Store

We 0ffer Tots ana .EUWing Ig-
Coats in SIX Serges- ran-y Mixture
Checks and PoiO Cloth. regular $500 ro
$1,000. for tOnOTrOW S4.5O 70 $500
Bows Wash SUITS n Sailor junior Nor-
folk and Oliver Twist K, es values ap o.
5000, Tor the day 800
Mlddy Hats for the Little 7 0tS. olue
and white. tan ana WnlJe, -unOalAAsTL'as
with emblem, special 65c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Plaid Louisine Silk, s2.15

Plaid Louisine Silk, Sis
You know the wearing quail
ltY Of this silk. Comes IN navy,
brown and black, with white
plalds
FouIard Silks, $500
This Is lust ore-half the former
price for this beautiful and sty!-
lsh silk.
White Habutai, s1.35
a cool, cIose-W0ven japanese
silk. IS washable and IS also
noted for its wearing qualities
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Chiffon Faille, S1.00

Tins p0pUTar slIk ! s1oWn n
A range II 20 different coIer5.
is very servl6eable and a yard
wide.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
White Ha butai, s1.35
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY WAYNE
CEDARED WARDROBE BAGS

As spring opens and
winter clothes are laid
away. women begin 70
think Of the problem Of
keeping their clothes free
from dust and moths. Dust
is the Woman's 5 worst en-
emy. Dust IS always
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Never say Aspirin without saying Bayer

rheumatism Earache Toothache Lum-
baRo and Tor Pain. An druggists sell
lsayer Tablets of Aspirin in handy tin
boxes Of IL. and in bottles of - and
100. Asririn il the trade mark nf
Tsaver Manufacture of Nonoaceticacid-
ester ~ SalicyliCaCid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Shirting. Silks. Sl.59

A wonderful range Ot stripe
and colors that formerly sold
Al double thu prlle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Baronette Satin, S3.19

A wanted sport tahrtt, 40
inches wide. In white only, a.
thus low figure.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
OXFORDS

with dainty lines. revealing addltonaI
footwear elegance $500 to $1,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
STRAP PUMPS

Two tWo-strap Pumps, Tan Calf Q
fords. Cuban heels; Black kld oxford
Cuban heel. Values up t. $40.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
SPECIAL AT s4.95

Black Calf Oxfords; ! an CaIf WeIfed
sole Pumps Patent Leather Pumps. Black
Kid Pumps Values up to 5000.
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/cNuBs
| MUSIC
\ WONENS J
y WORK =

NH'n tbu 7riiHil ''lNF ItkhiNs
When you shall com" again, then ]
shall know
Forgotten sccrcis--how tho wind
flowers grow,
And grasses, aud the rccds that TO
and fro
Sway In the breeze. and what bird
mate to mate
Sings I'm the twilight lingering long
and late.
why the moth hovcrs upon fluttering
wings
Yea, shall bc aware
once more of all the cartl's most
tender things
Most tender things and fart
when you shall come again, there
viii not be
This heart unrest like the unrest
Ing sea
That To the shore makes mItmur
plalntivcly;
Aud loneliness that haunta the
depths OF night
VIII vanish az a vision from the
sight
a vision Of old sorrows dead and
gone
And thero will sound a strain
Like lovely golden music heard at
dawn,
When you shall como agninl
Clinton Scnllard In MunscyH Mag
azine.
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RETURN C0NEYS BODY


NATCUuT. Miss. March 3l.-The
body OF Lieut. W. -. Coucy, trans
Continental flyer who died late yes
.terday from Injuries received when
his plano fen near CrOwvillo, La.
ia1i Friday left here today for
brunswick. Ga. where the funeral
viii be held Saturday.
Mrs. T.. + Concy OF Brunswick
Ga, his mother aud other relatives
who were with Lieutenant COncy at
tho time OF his death and MOTOR n.
h. Claggctt, of the fourth aviation
corps, under whose command Concv
served as an instructor at Kelly
field, san Antonio. accompanied the
body to Brunswick.
Major ClHREott came to NatCha2
to investigate the accident hut de-
fcrrcd his visit to tho scene Of the
accident To attend the funeral at
BrunswiCk
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Top score w1u made 10y Mfa =. ~
lrcHou. second hy Mrs Charles ~.
lluOlsuu, \ ono. course luncheon
was served after tho s1Wcr PINK
and white sweet pDH. were u9"d for
.lorol decorations. Forty guests were
present Tho ho8.'ss's were aa.
a.Htcd boy Mcsdlmeg =. R. walter
E D. Taylor and Ice : Brown.
Those present were. M'gdlm,8 W.
", Stuckcg Henry Horuackor T.. T.
caldwell, J, u. JruniugS. Charles ~
liuruIson j. G.. f,ct,h"r. v. j.
llDkoN J. ~. Qu"cu, John Middle.
ton. N. T.. Ice lthotd't Is. e.
HurnoH ". a. nrrdsnuw, j. vs. Ba.
..N Charles Johnson. E g. Tread
well Horace Johnson. II. J.. Ewing
-. NJ lvorapu. = UurEis. Walker
loco J. Brown, Iicn NDthHtcin. John
Mlllor. Tom Flur -, v. Goldrick
George kinney Fred Kitchen
GrorRc pohlor. G.. W. Counooly, u. j
Taylor John Risk. Strange W. AKIN
- Mackcy Morwiu Doultvy. Il T.
steele. G.. r. walters. O. g. Lord
Knight Douglas and j llnrri
son.
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club EUeRts


Members uf tho Honzai club en-
tcrlaIuod thoIr Husbands ot an open
moeunR wednesday evening nt tho
home OF Mr. ana Mrs. Reginald
Merry Attractive features OF the
evening were stories written hy
mombcrs Of teh club and mOv.,
stunt. a slice of Real Life by
four ~ the mcmbors. Dr. tluluw
won the prize in u sewing Coutos.
engaged In by men only The next
club meeting viii be held win Mrs
Lewis barnett, Aprii z. at her hum,
ON Fifteenth street and NorfolI,
avenue.
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Mira. John Davis McIin extended
hospitalltios 10 A, O. Bridge club
members on Wednesday afternoon.
having several special guests with
her also these being Mesdamrs ~, II.
Brann, George c. pohlcr. ID. T. Nc
Carthy l.. w Bauman, Misses Esther
Cornell OF st. Louis Rose Shulcr ana
Inc2 Moore OF Jamestown. New
York. llonors In the game went 10
Mesdames Charles Coly.O, Gerald
Benedict. George Poh,Ur AMI n +.
Mccarthy. Luncheon was served at
the card table and carnations and
5onquils decorated the rooms. M"s.
Benedict will ontertain the club at
the next meeting.
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Mrs. Robert McKim Blackmore "a
entertalniug al luncheon today In
honor OF Mrs. George NJ Black of
Los Angeles. cal, former Tulsan
who is here visiting her sisters. Mos
danes f. 6, Moore ana Rose Ritchie.
Mrs. Black was honor guest ut
bridge luncheon given yesterday 10y
Mesdames Clark Field and Mrs.
Harry smith.
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Fnr PENNSYLVANIA Visitor.

Mrs Joscph n Bowaird who has
sassn visited Tulsa relatives and
friends from her home,in Bradford,
Pa. and who arrives the first OF the
coming week to be a visitor In the
homo OF her brother. Mr.. II. A. Grlf-
fifth. and Mrs, Griffith, will be hon
ored by quite a number OF attractive
affairs, among these being an auction
bridge party with Mrs. Robert Nc
Kim Blackmure as hostess, invita-
tions to be issued next week, naming
the date,
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Informal Party,

Mrs. w. I Lowry entertained Mon
day evening complimentary to her
daughter. Mrs. Doris Cochran. Those
ENJOYING the very pleasantly planned
affair were Misses opal rtnsUn.
Lillian Maroney. Gladys Glasco.
Ruth Gordon. Molly Brown, Gene
We've Haney. Glcnna Tooley. Bertha
Carey, Peggy Lowry. Assisting the
hostess were: Mesdames II. J, I'm
and w. II. Blakely.
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EOWATA. March Competing
rpr prize offered Boy the Lake.
kon club. students Of the manuel
training department 81 the high
school built and erected ton bird
houses In the city. FirHt prize was
won by Emmett orr, second by Joe
Gillespcy
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perbaps lie Made n T1u,,c,

vINlTA, March al I'D tlukc is
In the county jail awaiting the search
for the body OF Harold Frye, star
route mail carrier, who mysteriously
disappeared Saturday. Fluke ad-
mitted having seen Frye about ! 30
Saturday morning, and the mail car
rier's car has been found at Alton
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A. c. 4. Luncheon.

One OF the Weekend affairs Of
prominence is the luncheon to be
given by members OF tho Association
OF Collegiate Alumnne In Hotel Tulsa
on Saturday, to which all college
women are invited who have had two
years or moro at any accredited col
lege. Interested people may phone
Mrs. &. X. llaEgard. Usage 67l6-R.
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BAL masque In Country club with
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas w. FranchOt
an hostess.
Mrs Fred s. Clinton hostess at
luncheon In Clinton Ingleudc, hon
oring Mcsdlmos Walter lIur; CIrldll
ana Max Campbell
Criterion quartet viii appear In
concert IN Convention Hall.
Drama League viii meet In y. W.
G. \. 2.30 o'clock.
Jane Addams Chnutnuau1 circles
regular meeting in public library.
Annual Easter recital ~ tIyc'Eka
club at First Christian church S:l5.
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les OF Corporal Bernard Gin and
Corporal w. J. Hin, pot,pwltomie
boys who made the supreme sa,ti.
flee I'm the world war. was roc.iyoJ
in Shawnee from France Moniay.
The body OF Corporal nm was bur.
led at Fairvlew, southeast o. Tecuin.
sch Tuesday. Funeral oc Bernard
Gin will be held here Sunday.
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Sans Souci Club.

Mrs, John NJ. Risko was hostess to
members Of the Sans Souci club on
Thursday afternoon, Iionota In tho
game went TO Mcsdamcs Clifton II,
Dewey. c. W Comedy and Knight T.,
Douglas. Special guests wero Mos
danes Ncrno -. Houston ana Clit-
ford Hilliard. Rcd and whito carna-
tions decorated the rooms and lunch
con was served on tho card tables.
Mrs G. X. Walters Will be next hos
tess
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ENID. March 3l.--At tho annual
meeting 0f the directors or Phillips
Gniycrstv held tn Enid Monday steps
Wero taken TO carry out now building
plans, funds for whiou have been
Fubscribcd by Enid citizens ana H.
II. Rogers Of Tulsa.
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CAMP FOR BOYS.

Mr.. and Mrs. -. II. Markham an
nounce tho opening OF "A summer
camp In the OZARK mountains near
Fayetteville. Arkansas. y. ~. Mark
ham Francis W Parker school, $50
Webster avenue. Chicago, lll.--Advt.
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Free Fair in September.

DEWEY. March St.--At meet.
ing Of the directors OF the Washing.
ton county free fair held here II wa,
decided TO hold tho fair this year on
September 20, TO "a, inclusive Il
was also decided to hold the town.
shlp fairs during the preceding
week.
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BARTLESVILLE. March 3l.--The
chamber of commerce and kiwonis
club Is behind the movement % vnte
a 100000 bond issue next Tuesday
for the erection of a convention hall
IN BartlCsyillc.
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Ada. March 3l.--Through the cf-
forts OF County Agent Ilill, a num-
Der OF farmers of Pontotoc will plant
sugar bcets this spring for lxpcri-
mental purposes. II the bects grown
show tn" proper percentage of
sugar a beet sugar mill will be bu-lt
here.
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Hog Man for President

TAHLEQUAH. March Sl.--Dr.
Fred S. Hathaway. until recently In
charge OF the hog departmcn: ot the
lOl ranch. has been elected presI.
dent Of the Tahlequah chamber Of
gpntmpTCp.
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To Meet Shortage.

POTEAU. March 3i.-Conhtruc-
ton OF three modern business build
ingg ON Witte avenue VII be COM
mcnced at once to meet the demand
for more office and business rooms.
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Mrs. clifton Il. Dewey and Mrs
a. A. Kennedy hOnored Mrs. j.
Westley West on Thursday after
noon at the Elks club with a
shower-brldge, Mrs. Vests term a.
Chairman Of the Ladies' day com
miltee expires shortly and this
party was given In apprecla OF
her efforts during the past year
each guest bring ng a token OF an
tSeslalion In the form Of a gift.
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Illnrins silIl snfc-

DURANT. March 3l.--Whilc re-
ports over tho county show that
practically all early peaches were
Killed by the late freeze, Elbertas
were not seriously injured. Apples,
pears and other late fruit also os-
capped
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Reservations for Dinner Dance.

Mrs. Winston l., Henry viii preside
as hostess at the Saturday evening
dinner dance In the Country club.
Those who wish reservations arc
asked To phone Mr.. Bishop, Usage
bSl. before . o'clock on Friday eve
ming. ---------.
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RoFUlnr moctInE ~ Clcmrnt 4
Evans chapter, 4. II. G. will be held
Saturday, April 2. with Mrs j. \.
Chmnbell
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VINITA, March 3i.---At the com.
ing April election Ninita will vote
upon proposition TO issue 100000
in bonds for street and sewer Inn
urOyomOnts
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Mrs. j. u. Grabcr. 7l2 South
Guthrie avenue. will be hostess To
members OF the RchocCa club this.
Friday afternoon. All Rebcccas are
invited.
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vIdtcd Nrignborlng Chaptrrs.

NDWhTA. March 81. Local mem.
bers OF tho order OF the Eastern star
Waited chapters az Lpnapnh and
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Mrs. Charles +. Nublo win enter.
tain about 80 girls ana boys at dane.
ing Friday evening In tho Noble
homo on South Cheyenne avenue,
honoring her small son, Master
Charles Melvin Noble.
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DID lie Put on Bum Show?

MALESTER, March 3i.--Earle
Settle. manager Of tho Busby theater
Wag assaulted bv two mon Monday
night and severely bruised and
beaten up.
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Winners Bible class. Centenary
Methodist church will meet Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. II
Is. Patterson. S27 North Main street.
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Messages from Mr. and Mrs H.
II. Rogers OF this city who are In
San Antonio, Texas. are to the ct
feet that tho condition of Mrs
Rogers does not improve and that
she has suffered relapse.
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State NetUS in Brief

Delaware Tuesday. Officers OF the
Grand Chapter of Oklahoma and
Kansas were also present.
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Cotton Cleaning pInnt Rnrncd.

DURANT, March 3i.--Flre de-
slroyod the cleaning plant ~ the ok
lnhoma Cotton company here Tues
day morning, involving loss OF
100000.
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where. 1t Is claimed, Fluke placee It
Ia "A garage.
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r,pcrIment,ne win Sugar Bccts.

home and are preparing to build q
new $50. 900 church.
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Mrs, William q. Beall OF the Lor.
ton apartments, is Improving from
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Boys who Made Supreme Sacrifice
SHAWNEE. March 3i.--The bod
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01

Fr.ondg of Mrs. Ralph Archibald
Smith viii bo glad to know that she
lH improving from recent serious
IIImraa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01

ADA, March -Prcsbytcrians OF
ADA have outRrown their present
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01

Prince George OF Bavaria. grand
son OF Emperor Frances Joseph OF
AugtrIp. rcrcnily ordained "a monk
celebrated his first mass az a Jesuit
convent nt innsbruck. The prince
was a major i'm the Austrian army
during tho war. lie was married "a
the ArchduchcM Isabella Of Austria,
but the pair were divorced soon
after their marriage because ~ some
ritual oversight in the ceremony
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
GeW,gette
BIOuSeS
$500

SIS values--just seven
beautiful blouses in
this lot. VIII you be
one OF the fortunate
ones to get one Of
these.
Second Floor