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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-06
Group of Society
MdtronS Entertain

An enjoyable affair of Tuesday eve
ming was the Halloween party given
by Mesdames j. l.. Wilson. Beulah
Hightower, A. II. Cornell and sam
G. Woods in the home OF Mrs. Wilson
403 G street. southwest honoring mem.
bers Of Mrs. j. ". Richardson's sun
DAY school ". T.. Church class and
their husbands More than hundred
guests attended. Halloween suggestions
prcdominated in the decorations of the
homes and the vcrandas were gay with
lighted jack-o.lantcrns and brilliant
shades Of autumn leaves.
Prizes for the best disguised were
given to Miss Eleanor Lilley as the
Negro nanny and Mr. Teller who
wore an ugly falselacc, which con.
ccaled his identity. Mi. Charlie Haynes
won in the contest for the evening.
\ program was given by Mrs y. G.
Wood wha gave several vocal mum.
bers Miss Mary Grimes. pianist. play
ed Miss Eleanor Lilley gave readings.
Other numbers We're given 10y Miss
Celia Cornell, pianist and little Miss
Nan Manning dancer who wore the
costume of fairy. Talks were made
by Mr. i. A. Bass and Mr.. George
Poulter regarding Sunday School work,
Pumpkin pie, doughnuts, sandwiches
and coffee were served.
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Mrs. Roberts has won the honor
Of being the first woman in oklahoma
TO win the Marathon trip to the Pacif-
ic coast in 1928 of the Lady Macca
bees. She won the honor in the mem
bership contest recently launched by
the Maccabces,
Mrs Robcrts has been a member
of Ardmore Review No. 26 for TWEEN
ty-fivc years, and has held the office
Of Lady Commander for eight years.
She has been very active in her club
work since her residence in this city
OF % years. Mrs. Roberts is now
working for trip to Tulsa in Jan
uary of 1922 when the supreme com
mander. Miss Bina II. West Of Port
Hudson, Mich. will be received with
reception and banquet.
other clubs and societies which Mrs,
Roberts is Il member include aid so.
ciety OF First Christian church OF
which she was president for eight
years and an active member during
her residence in Ardmore; Mothers
clubs, Pythian Sisters for twelve years
of which 'she is Past Grand Manager,
Eastern Star, fifteen years of which
she is past grand Ruth, She is also
q member Of the WOodman Circle and
Rebekahs.
Mrs Roberts is now assisting Miss
Helen Duric active in Maccabec work
to win the Marathon trip to the Mac
Cabces convention in 1923.
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Ardmore young woman, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs, j. c. Thompson and
talented musician, who at one time
was a ptpil of Leopold Godowsky,
famous pianist who appears here Fri
day evening, writes the following 10
Mrs. J. II. French, president OF the
Philharmonic club under which aus
pices the artist will come.
Il hear that you are to have Cod
owsky in Ardmore. November II, and
can't tell you how splendid it is that
all the musical people of Ardmore are
going To have the opportunity TO hear
him Music lessons are necessary 10
Advancement Of students, but | think
we all agree that hearing man like
Godowsy who stands for muscianly
perfection is equal to many music les-
sons TO him there is nothing which
Is hard he has overcome all obstacles,
And not only do | hore the musicians
hear him but all music lovers"
The note from Miss Thompson was
sent from her studio In the Vanderbilt
Hotel, Los Angeles, California.
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S 0 c | E T Y
Su1priSe BHthddy
Party, Friday

A'Atf ~ t'N A'ff ''N''V
Party, Friday
Mir. and Mrs. Ran Webb # 25
d street, southwest entertained with
a surprise birthday party Friday even
ing, honoring their daughter, Miss
Mona Ruth who celebrated her birth
day anniversary.
Games were played followed with an
ice course in pink and white served
By the hosts assisted BY Mesdames
Marvin Bel and Craffeo.
The guests were: Misses Louise
Sullivan, Robbie MoCroy, Ruth Dill
worth Mary Mansfield, Gwyn White
man, Rebecca Love. Virginia Crock
cit. Louis and Lena Weeks, Helen
and Frances PenninPt-n n. Mary Johr
ston, Elmira Smith, Maxine Hodges
Wilma Ernst, Bonnie Lee Richardson,
Christine Jordon, Doris DHston, Beth
enc Wolverton, Katherin Dolman, De.
Stewart, Dorothy Bell and Messrs, Ed.
ward Henry, James Dolman Joe Bell,
GEORGE Smith, Allen Chaffee, Jack anc
Kenneth Livingston, Roy Stewart,
Preston Dawson, Roy Zumwalt, Paul
Woofter, Phillip Cornell, Gerald Coch'
ran, Scquoyah Herd. Vance White,
Thurmond Dulaney, Robert Gillian,
James Shumate, Lee Webb and Mr.,
and Mrs. William Ringer.
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Mrs. Mdra0eA to Entertain
BlthdGy Luncheon Club

Mrs. Carrie Maxwell will be hostess
70 the Birthday Luncheon club, Thurs
day, November 10 with all day party
in her home, 9ll Stanley boulevard.
Mrs. u. +, Allen entertained
the club last Thursday in her home
~ North Washington street, in cele-
hraticn OF her birthday anniversary.
\ host of brilliant autumn flowers
and foliage wero used in the decora
tions of the several rooms in which
the luncheon of eight courses was
served on individual tables, During
the hour a message was received from
Mrs. John Calf. member, who is in
Chatsworth, Ga, whore the marriage
OF her daughter, Miss Florence wa
celebrated November 2. The message
stated that Mrs. Gait regretted her
abscnce from the club meeting. Games
f atured the afternoon hours.
Additional guests Of the club for
the AFFAIR were: Mesdames a. r. West,
c. VI. Campbell, G. c. Walker Of
Gainesville, Texas, II. II. Sayre. b..
A. Simpson, w. r. Golden-Howes
Guy p. Cobb II. w. Champion Wal,
ter Hardy. Tom Graham, ALI Wolve
ton. n. z. Booker, and John T. Eas.
Icy. Mesdames II. T. Phillips. W. J.
Stoneburner and Henry Sutherland as.
sisted Mrs. Allen in serving.
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ERtertaias With
Bi1'thday PartU

Among the numerous children's par
lies Of the week was that of Monday
when Mrs. Edna Breast entertained
%th an afternoon birthday party hon
or!ng her little niece Eugenla Moore
who celebrated her twelfth birthday
anniversary, The affair was given in
he Blue Goose Tea Room where
tables were centred with lighted
aok-o.lantelns and autumn leaves.
The covers Were of black waxcd cloths
4 the corners Of which were painted
Geese, in delft blue. a white iced
cake with twelve glowing yellow can
lies was cut by the honoree.
Seated with the hostess and honoree
were little Misses Katherine and 10
sephine McPhail, Jane Stanley, Eloise
Cooper, Elizabeth Abernathy, Mary
Alice Moore, Katheryn Everett, Lau.
ra Canon and Dora and Mary Bel
Maxwell.
A theatre party followed the lunch.
con.
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Little Folk Mask
For HOllOlOeen Pdyty

The children of Sunday school class
os of st. Philips Episcopal church en-
ioy'd Halloween masquerade party,
Monday evening in the parish house.
halloween decorations were used and
candy favors were given the many
little children who were all very Gun.
ming in their costumes fashioned az.
ter the brave knight in the tale OF
"lvanhoe' and the fairies in Grimes
tales and then there was Red Riding
Hood and ever so many dwarfs and
ghosts and all corts OF things. Mrs,
Hettie Beth Norman and John Free
tunes.
Readings were given by little Miss
Hettoie Beth Norman and John Free.
man. Many of the children made
others merry with soags. Those who
.ang We're, Virginia Redman, Beth
Hlnkle, Lucille and Johnnie Hostete
Bert Tate, Patsy Raw and raGl
Frame Jr.,
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ovonue, northeast. The house was ar
iistically decorated with orange and
black crepe paper. witches and black
cats.
As the guests entered the dlmly
ed by three ghosts, who presented
them with cap iavors which they wore
during the hours. The evening was
featured with games. The hostesses
We're assisted in serving refreshments
by Mrs. G.. T. Fraley and Miss Lucy
Fraley.
Those entertained We're: Misses
Myra Dyer Celeste Caldwell, Fora
Arnold. Marzette Frye, Pearl Guyton,
Maudie Stacy, Virginia Fraley ana
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Mrs. WdlcOtt to Attend
L. D. C.. COnrentiOn

Airs Arthur Walcotl, del gate Of
Chickasaw Chapter Of T.. d. G. will
leave today for ST. Louis Mo-, where
shc win attend tho general L. -. @.
conveation 10 bc held ut that city.
November : To u, Inclusive. Mrs.
Nalcott will be joined In Oklahoma
Ciiy 10y Mrs, !. IT, Harness, prcsi-
dent OF the Oklahoma L.. ID. c. who
resides in Sapulpa. Mrs George l..
BIRdfield Of Wynnewold. state treas
urer and Mrs. John h. Spears OF
Oklahoma City, state corresponding
secretary will also attend the con,
yenton. Mrs Spears Is sister of
Mrs. X. f. Wolvcrton OF this city,
and is prominent .n society circle u.
oklahoma City.
Mrs Walco,t viii visit with hc
daughtor. Mrs = D Wood IN Fulton
Mo- before returning home about tho
lath.
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Dinner Parties at
ChicknSnM Lake Glib

Several parties were held at Chicka-
saw Lake CLUB, Friday evening al
dinner including; Mr.. and Mrs. j.,
w. Richardson and party Miss Eleanor
Lilley, Miss Iva keefer, Mrs. Beulah
Hightower. Mr.. Guy Harris, Mr.. HON
er Townsend and Misses Juanita and
Virginia Richardson and Wilber
Richardson; Mr.. o.. NJ. Redfield and
party Mrs. Mary b. Blair. Mrs. c.
NJ Rcqua, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII c.
Gardner; Judge IL. C. Potterf and
guests. Mr. and Mrs. PoindeXter; Mr..
and Mrs. b. W Duke and daughter,
Margaret
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EpWorth League
Holds .ASSombW

Tho quarterly assembly of the Ard
more district Epworth League was
held at Ilealdton Saturday and sun.
day with an attendance OF about
forty Elrh,o.n of these being dole.
gatcs. Saturday evening the LeagJcrs
Wore entertained with o. picnic sup
per by the loaldtou Young people
\ sunrise prayer meeting was con.
ductcd by Mrs. Clarence Hounds of
Nenita Ave Church. sulphur. The
Ringing League gave n aplendid pro
gram al tho 10 o'clock service In
the morning With Miss Bcmce pu-
laney In charge. Rev. A. II Angln
president of the District preached
tho eleven O'clock service In which he
appealed TO the l.oaguers Tor - rc.dcdi
cation OF their lives 10 Christian Ger
vice
The meeting closed Sunday after.
noon. Tho next meeting is to be
held ut Ncnin. Ave. Church. sulphur
the fifth Sunday In January. 1922.
Those golng from Broadway NJ. y.
League were Naomi Tyer. District sec.
rotary. Lucle Jones, Roberta Jones.
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Entertain With
Informal Dance

Mir. and Mrs. jim Hayes, 22S Eighth
az enue. northwest. entertained with
an informal dance, Friday night III
their home having as guests the fol-
lowing; Mr.. and Mrs. j, W. Muir
ply, Mr.. and Mrs. John Owens and
son, Sherwood, Mr., and Mrs. Jim
Nc rAead, Nh, and Mrs. Hubert Bart.
lett, Mr., and Mrs. Jack Crane. Mr.,
and Mrs, James Pennington, Misses
Juanila Whit, Ruby Hayes, Opal Muir
ply and Bartlett and Mr.. James John
nigan.
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Choir
Soio-"Love's Old Story
Mrs. 10 ID. Turk
Elks Entertain
Informal DQnsdnt

The last informal dansant Of the
Elks before the Thanksgiving fes-
tival ball dated for the 2Srd was
given Friday night in the Elks Hall.
1t was pleasing affair and quite Il
number attended. Punch vas served
curing dancing. Southern -Four or
chestra, the pride OF Ardmore played
and made things merry. Miss Mabel
Moore of Madul was among out
of-tOwn guests.
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a n11O1tn cement
of MdrTidge

Mr.. and Mrs. John w Dorrah, 22i
Eighth avenue, northwest announce
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Alne to Mr.. Stokley Caudle which
was celebrated recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caudel are at home 10
their many friends al Gil Second
avenue. northwest
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Telephone
53S
l.n.n.rrnels ,ieuothai.

Mr. and Mrs, Il. b. Pugh Of 1909
street, northwest, announce the
betrothal and approaching marriage
of their daughter, Miss Ozello Eliza
beth to Mr. Richard Elder Eciyels Of
this city.
The marriage viii be an event of
late November.
: y =
Reed Hpc'tin
The u llug o Ne- Mildred l,"Hd
10 Mr. JotA rhcolrg. R.cht'u viii BE-
celebrated Monday a.st, u l"' 1Wt
c he U.l. 4ttuH ir mt Mr.
W, I. Reed, yll -. Tc.U. HatEWtst.
: =
Musical Programs
For Church Services
The programs as follows viii be Civ
en- at the churches morning and eve
ming services
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Morning service
Anthem-"Oh, come let as sing. -
--------------------- wilson
Miss Thompson ana choir
Solo-"My Task" ---------- Ashford
Miss Wilma Lois Roberts
Evening Service
Anthem-"Like as a Father Hine
Mrs, ]. d. Morfatt, Mr.. George Dear
dorff and choir
Duet-"Raise me, jesus
Miss Winifred Avis and Mrs. Billy
Baker
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Morning Service
AnIhcm-"Tawy with Me' --------
Pinsuti-Parks
Mrs. E. II. Roger, Miss Ruth Nolan,
Ar. Il. L.. Valley and choir; organ,
Mrs. IL. b. Lambert
Prelude-"Adagio in D"--------Smart
Offertory--"Andante PastCrale' '-------
------------ Alexis
Postlude-"R "Recessional March ------
Guilmant
Evening Service
Anthem-"Let the Earth Rejoice
----.------------------ schnorkor
Messrs. Vernon Torrance ID. l.. Val
ley ana choir; organ, Mrs. IL y.
Lambert
Prelude, Moderate ----.-----MerKel
"Canvonetta" --- Frysinger
Postlude-"Allegro in G" ----Merkel
BROADWAY METHODIST CHURCH
Morning Service
Anthem-"The Earth is the Lord $
------------------- ----- hey ser
Choir
Solo-"Love's Old Story
Mrs 10 ID. TURK
Evening Service
Trio 'Intercession' ------ Rockwell
MesGames Wood, Turk. Miss Mary
Grimes
Anthem-"Scek Yc the Lord' Roberts
Choir
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Ardmore Boy Escort
10 Marshal FOch

Judge and Mrs. +. W. ChnmpPN
719 Third avenue, southwest aef
receipt of a message from thelr sou
Charles. student at Culver MilitaiN
Academy at Culver, Indiana, slalins
that the famous Black Horse Tro'
of which he is member was escort ''
Genexal Foch during his visit TO In
dianapolis, Friday.
Mr.. Charles Champion has made al
CONTINUED on Page Thirteen)
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Mrs. Alexander to, Be
Hostess TbiAlble Tea

Mrs. Roy AlDX1u, .r
20 the Thimbe Tea Club at lis next
meeting TO be- held In November def.
inite date TO be announced later
She win entertain In her home 900
Bixby avenue.
Al the meeting OF the club, Friday
with Mrs. Paul Frame in her home
on BiXhy when all club members
played Prizes were Won 10y Mrs.
sherman Pyle and Mrs. Arthur Hall
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Entertain With
HdLlOaUeeR PdrtB

The MiSses Jewel Arnold ana
Blanche Fraley entertained with
Halloween party, Monday night in
the home of the latter, 700 Third
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John Hendricks, Martha Stewart, Ma
bic Clare Garrett and Bonnie Gar
rett And those going from Carter
Ave, n. L. League were lodie O'Neal
opd D,,r,,y no,.l,.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-06

Nessrs. Vernon White Roy fettt'
r,llc Folsom. Harry Arnold. Lamoe'
Chaddick and Robert Fraley'
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BROADWAY METHODIST CHURCH
Morning Service
Anthem-"The Earth is the Lord 5
---------------' Heysei
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ENJOY YOUR MEALS
AND EAT WHAT YOU LIKE

How often you meet people who
are continually worrying about what
they can eat, and what they cannot
cat Thousands suffer so much from
stomach troubles that they have to
abstain from eating almost every
thing they like. To all who are thus
afflicted, we would urgently recon-
mend them to try natures remedy,
SEVEN BARKS. 1t will promptly
set the stomach to rights, promote
healthy action of the organs of d.
gestion, and enable you to eat your
fayorite dish without unpleasant
alter effects.
Indigestion, trouble with the kid
news or liver, makes you very de-
spondent and feel that life is not
worth living. and you often feel that
YOU would be willing to go without
riches il you could only be we'll
again, The small sum OF 90 cents in.
vested in a bottle of SEVEN
BARKS and take from 10 to 20
drops in a little water after meals,
should put you on the road to re-
coverv and good health.
SEVEN BARKS is not a cure-all,
but il has been a very reliable
stomach, liver and kidney remedy
for nearly fifty years; it is made
from the extracts of different kinds
Of roots and herbs, scientifically
blended
Leading druggists sell SEVEN
EARKS, don't fail to give it trial
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SOUTH SALISBURY.

Ms. Frank Harris was in Benn ng.
ton FIR daj
Rev +. p. Benn returned from
conference Monday,
Dewey Bronson is spending some
tine in lansing Michigan
Miss Mary Hastings is Wis ting her
sister Mrs r. n. Hawkins.
Mrs. F'ora Bates and daughter,
Miss Gertrude were callers at Harry
Beagle's Wednesday
Miss Elinor Saunders Of Benning-
ton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
CaVid Robinson and family
Marvin Cornell has bought of n.
NJ Hawkins the house which he has
occupied for several years
Mrs Ralph Saunders of Totten-
Vile, Staten Island sitting her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Beagle
Mrs Rhoda Niles, who has return
ed from the Putnam Memorial hospi
tai, $ staying at the home Of her son
AZ.
Mrs. A. T. Hawkins aud Mrs E. r.
Percy Sunday school classes called
at the parsonage last Saturday after
noon and helped Mrs. Benn cele
brate her birthday anniversary.
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Today's BIRTHDAYS

Earl Of Athlona, brother OF Queen
Mary, BORN in Kensinston Palace, Lon
don, Il years ago today.
Princess Beatrice. younget daugh
ter Of the late Queen Victoria ana aunt
Of King George " horn Ga years ago
today
Rose Coghlan long celebrated ac
tress OF the American taga, born at
peterhoro, England II years ago today
Dolphin NJ. Delmas, who was chief
counsel for the defense in the first
Harry Thaw trial born in France. r.
years ago today
John J Carly. famous electrical en-.
gineer, born at Cambridge Mass, Ct
| years ago today
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SOUTH DORSET

Miss Gertrude G Tully of East Dor
set was tho week end guest of her par
ents Mr. ana Mrs. w f. Tully
Miss Clara McDevitt attended the
pay Mary" in Rutland Friday night
Mrs. NJ, +. Kelly, who has been the
guest Of relatives in Rutland for the
past week, has returned home.
Mrs. John Purcell of Albany is the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w E. Tully.
William Burns. a student at u v NJ,
is the guest OF his mother Mrs. Julia
Burns, He made the trip south with
the L. v NJ team, playing center
field. He succeeded In making several
good hts that secured runs for U. V.
NJ.
Miss Mary Leary OF Dorset was a
guest Of Mrs James Bowen Wednes
day evening,
Miss Gertrude Burns is in Yonkers
n Y, where she is caring for Mrs
Bourne who spends her summers In
Dorset
Mrs Henry Stannard has recovered
IRON her recent illness.
Messrs. w. E. Tu ly, Michael Kelle
her and John Mcnamara att tended The
funeral Of Mrs. Hughes in East Dor
set, Monday morning
Mr. and Mrs Leland Schneider ant
son Victor, were guests Tuesday o
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.. McDeyitt.
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DOCTORS SAY CONSTIPATION
POISONS SYSTEM
Mrs. soyce Tells Her Experience

The majority OF people suffer from
constipation which poisons the whole
system and causes coated tongues, bad
headaches, foul breath; in children
often results in high fever and actual
illness.
These conditions may be quickly re-
lieyed by Dr. Trues Elixir-the Fami
ly Laxative that has worked wonders
for men, women and children snce
1851.
81 have great faith in your Dr.
True's Elixir. ! give it to my boy, it
is doing him much good and would
not be without a bottle for anything"
Mrs Joseph Boyce (Tracey Station,
n. b.,
You know the symptoms of chronic
const pation--sour stomach, belching.
bad breath, heavy dull eyes, constant
headaches, and general out-of sorts.
fee ing. DR.. Trues Elixir will help
you ADV.
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Today's Events

Anniversary of the assassination of
Pre- ident Lincoln.
Many prominent speakers are to be
heard at the annual meeting of the
National Civil Service League, open
ing today at Baltimore,
Senator Medill Mccormick of Hi
nos is to be the chief speaker at the
convent on banquet of the American
Paper and Pulp Association in New
York City tonight.
Representatives of farmers organi-
cations are to meet in Washington to-
day in an effort to unite upon an agri.
cultural program for recommendation
to President Harding and Congress.
A Statewide conference of organi-
zed labor in New York State has been
called to assemble at Albany today
for the che purpose of protesting
against the "reactionary" policies of
the present State administration.
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a DUTY to AT.

1.-THE new hired man puts In most OF
his time teaching Josh to throw SOM
ersauts and make daredevil leaps"
commented Mrs CorutoSscl
Yes replied her husband. 81 don't
know what to do about It, | Late to
have work stopped on the farm, and
at the same time don't want to spoil
our sons future by interferin' with his
chance Of becomin' Il great motion pic
e star"
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In The DAYS News.

James X. Hackett, who has been in
vted by the French Ministry of Fine
Arts to produce "Macbeth' in Eng
fish in one Of the Pari theatres, is
said to be the first American actor to
receive such an honor at the hands
OF the French Government. Mr. Hack
EFT has had long and distinguished
career in connection with the Ameri.
can stage He was born in Canada,
of American parentage Both his faith
er and mother were distinguished p ay
ers in their day. The son graduated
from the College OF the City of New
York and studied for the law bat his
incl nation tor the drama proved too
strong to resis; and in 1892 he began
his stage career in Phi adelphia Be
fore rising to stellar ranks he had
established his reputation in the ia.
nous companies Of a. H. Palmer, Au.
gustn DAILY and Charles Froham In
Irecent years Mr. Hackett has become
prominent as a producer and manager
both in America and England
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lS03-The Bank of France was estab
lished
lS2l-Andrew Moore, soldier of the
Revolution and United States
senator from Virginia, died at
Lexington. Va. Born in Augusta
county, Va, in 1862
1876 Attempted sassinatiOn Of
Louis Philippe by Leconte
1871 Act estab ish r, un form cur
rency in the Dominion of Can
ada
lS72-Rev Richard Gilmour was con.
secratei second Roman Catholic
bishop of Cleveland
1891 The first Western States Com
mercial Congress met at Kansas
City
l896-The German Emperor and En-
press visited Vienna
l900-Gen Cronge and other Boer prs
overs arrived at ST He ena
1905-The body Of John Paul Jones
was discovered in Paris by Gen.
Horace Porter
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The Center Of Population.

The center OF population IL the cen.
ter OF gravity Of the population OF
country, each individual being as
sumed to have the same weight. In
the United States the center of popu.
lation has followed the parallel OF 80
degrees latitude and has moved In
westward direction during the last
1875 years
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JOYS OF Procrastiratlon.
An argument prolonged doth bring
A peaceable delight
SO long as folks keep arguing
They must postpone fight
Maonificent Mathematlcs.

You like to hear that astronomer
talk?'
Eyes" answered Miss Cayenne. He
can talk about billions and billions,
and at the same time avoids any sug-
gestion that his enormous figures are
likely 10 call for more taxes"