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cent? Repeat this refrain again and
again and the fund Is now two dol
lars and seventy cents. But il is not
nickels or dimes or cents we are
sending to France. It's a Ruth. an
Elizabeth, an Alvin, a Henry. a Paul.
William, a Jean. a Rose and dozens
OF other sweet, loving child spirits
that are going to be united with
the spirit Of France.
Now IL, by chance. you hear little
voices sing out some day:
"I gathered these cones in Per-
shing Park"
Here are some leaves from Foch
Park" YouU know that the old, un-
Interesting and meaningless names
Eighth Street Park and Tenth Street
Park are things Of the past.
These parks in their beauty have
become natures medals which In
their world Of imagination the chill
dren have presented TO Pershing and
Foch. A tribute; yes, a living one.
Boys and girls know how to bring
great men home to us.
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the valley
The maid Of honor will wear blue
satin and will carry an arm bouquet
OF yellow chrysanthemums tied with
gold colored tulle. Miss Hammann
and Miss McGeorge will be dressed
in radium taffeta frocks OF peril
winkle blue with trimmings OF wide
silver lace. Miss Doud and Miss
Butler will wear radium taheta
frocks OF orchid color, each made
in hoop effect with ruhles edged in
silver. The bridesmaids will carry
arm bouquets Of lavender colored
chrysanthemums tied with a darker
color OF lavender tulle.
The little ring bearer will be dress
ed in white and will carry an old
fashioned corsage bouquet to which
will be attached the wedding ring.
The wedding march will be played
by Mrs. Charles Cleaver and previ-
Gus to the ceremony Mrs. Raymond
Frederick will sing "Oh, Promise
Me" and Perfect Day" The church
will be prettily decorated with au-
tumn leaves. laurel. ferns and chrys-
anthemums. The Negendank home
will also be decorated in the same
kind OF flowers.
Following the ceremony a recep-
tion will be held at the home OF the
brides parents The couple will
leave this evening on a wedding trip
north and upon their return will re-
side in Ridley Park.
The bridal party was entertained
last evening at the home of the
brides parents, following the re-
hearsal for the wedding. During the
past few weeks many affairs have
been given in honor OF the bride.
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1Z2s.:!l. I! I.......|..::.:...:::|.:.| / s|$!5

In the presence OF relatives and
friends, Miss Marian NJ. Negendank,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav
Negendank, OF Guyencourt, and
Stanley A. Brown. son OF DR.. and
Mrs. Samuel A. Brown, OF Ridley
Park. Pa. will be married at $50
o'clock this evening in Lower Bran
dywine Presbyterian Church, by the
Rev. j. r. Armentrout. pastor OF the
church. q .af
The bride will be given in mar
riage by her father and will be at
tended by her cousin, Miss Anna r.
Negendank, OF this city, as maid Of
honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss
Rebecca McGeorge, OF Cynwyd.
Pa, another cousin OF the bride.
Miss Rhea Hammann and Miss
Virginia Doud, Of Martinsburg,
w Va, and Miss Esther But
Ter, Of this city. Robert Ty-
son. OF Ridley Park, will be best
man and August Negendank. the
brides brother. Henry Taylor, Jr,
the brides cousin. Joseph CONNER
ford. of Ridley Park, and Howard
Hammann. OF Martinsburg. will be
ushers. The brides little cousin
Henry Harris the three-year-o son
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Harris, Jr., Of
this city. will be ring-bearer
The bride will wear ivory crepe
satin with trimmings OF beaded
georgette, the skirt made in panel
effect with a court train. Her coro-
net tulle veil will be held in place
by orange blossoms and n small
banding OF point lace. The veil will
extend over the satin train The
bridal bouquet will be shower of
orchids, bride roses and lilies of
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p d II & lie s

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Elton Carter and
children, Norman. Lillian and
Charles, will give a masquerade part,
on next Tuesday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Carter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry J. Slaughter, 800
North Broome street Seventy-five
guests are expected to attend, all OF
whom will be masked. The decora-
tlons will be in keeping with an old
fashioned Halloween function. Many
novel games will he played and de-
icious refreshments served.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. williams, 229
North dupont street, entertained at
dance at their home last Saturday
evening. The decorations we're au-
tumn leaves and late garden fow-
ers.
The guests included: Mr.. and Mrs
r. II. wilhelm and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Reuben Taylor, Miss Eunice
/ Taylor. Mr. and Mrs II. S. Williams
and children. Mr.. and Mrs. Irvir
/ Kenton and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
John German and daughter Mr. and
Mrs. r. II. Tumey, Mr.. and Mrs
John Kempling an ddaughter. Miss
Clara Taylor, NJ. F. Goodnight, Mis-
/ Mildred Hudson OF Goldsboro, Nd.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Williams anc
/ children OF Toughkenamon, Mr.. ant
Mrs Granville, Mr.. Cardle Of Chat.
ham. Miss Edna williams and Mis-
/ Frances Bruce.
on Thursday evening a surprise
variety shower was given at the
home OF Miss Emma Brown, 40(
West Twenty-third street. in honor
OF Mrs b. II. Miller. who, prior C
her marriage last July, was Miss
Cecilia NJ. Frazer. Those present
were: Mrs. Miller, the Misses Emma
| Brown, II. May Chambers. Ann,
Farley, Alice Boyle. Milred Roberts
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Elizabeth Burton. Mary Gillespie,
Elizabeth Monigle, Olive Hasson.
Mary Schaefer, Mrs. Bradley Ford
and Mrs. Mabel Brown. Messrs.
Harry Wallace. B. H. Miller, Bradley
Ford.
The members of the Girls Look
out Club gave a Halloween party
recently at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Greenwood. The even
ing was pleasantly spent in games
and music. Those present were:
Misses Gladys Greenwell. Margaret
Valleau. Beatrice Austen, Mary Reg
nang. Dorothy Minker, Frances Hall.
Miriam Barlow. Mary Meginnes.
Edward Essick, Everett Essick
William West, Bayard Vansant
Vaughn Boyce, Harold Pennington
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Greenwell and
Mrs. Hickman.
A masquerade party was given or
last evening by Miss Elizabeth Con
ley at her home 313 East Fourth
street. Music. dancing and game,
we're enjoyed
Those present we're the Misse
May Murphy. Ella and May Massey
OF Holly Oak. Mildred Miles, Ros'
Nemethy. Edith Smith, Edith Rob
inson. Ida Scott. Ethel Johnson
Mildred Mahan and Elizabeth Con
/ ley; Wesley Brogan. Fred Brogan
James McKenna. Miles Thompson
I Victor Lyons. Charles Stackhouse
Edward Conley. Howard Lane, Wal
ter Orth Henry Berger, Chas. Con
ley. George Roney. Master Bill.
Conley Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wharry
Mr. and Mrs Ed. Mclean. Mr. ant
Mrs. G.. NJ. Bllst Mr.. c. A. Mahoney
Mrs A. Wharry, Mrs c. II. Brice
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Conley.
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the Bishop OF Delaware and Mrs
Cook and the Church Club at Bishop
stead, Monday evening November IA
and the opening meeting will be a
joint service with the synod at Trim
ity Church. November IS. at 10
o'clock, at which the speaker will be
the Rt Rev. Thomas Frank Gailor,
d. d.. Bishop Of Tennessee, presid-
ing bishop and president Of the coun-
ell.
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MISSIONARY MEETING

The Woman's Missionary Society
Of First and Central Presbyterian
Church will meet in the Sunday
school room of the church at 8
o'clock Tuesday evening An exhibit
will be made of the different Pres
byterian magazines and other publi-
cations bearing on church work at
home and abroad. Subscriptions will
be received. india" will be the for
eign topic of the meeting, with
Alaska Of Today" as the home sub
ject.
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GRACE srANDARp REARERs

A special meeting Of the Standard
Bearers Missionary Society Of Grace
NJ. f. Church will be held on next
Tuesday evening in the church
house. The evening will be spent in
dressing dolls, which are to be sent
In the box to Miss Clarabelle Smith,
missionary in China from Grace
Church. All the members are asked
to bring a piece Of colored goods
large enough for a dress. The mate
rial for the underclothes will be sup
piled by the society.
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NEW sECRETARY AT Y

Miss Irene Johnson, Of Philadel-
phia. has been engaged as girls
work secretary for the wilmington
Young woman's Christian Assocla-
ton. Miss Mary Ramsay, who has
been girls work secretary. leaves the
end OF this month. Miss Johnson
takes up her work with the associa-
tion on Monday. She comes TO the
Y. W. C. A. with unusual experience.
having been with a contingent Of the
Y. w. c. A. in Italy.
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d. OF A. MASKED PARTY.

Court All. Catholic Daughters OF
America, will hold a social in the
Knights of Columbus Han, Tenth
and West street. next Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. Florence McGoldrick
chairman OF the event, is planning
an fashioned Halloween party.
AL members of the organization are
asked 10 come masked.
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u
MIR. WALLIS CANCELS.

Wor was received in this city yes
terday that Frederick A. Wallis
commissioner Of immigration at the
port of New York. who was to ap-
pear at the New Century Club next
Wednesday evening will not be here.
The meeting announced as under the
auspices of the Americanization COM
mittee of the club. has been post
poned indefinitely. It will be an
nounced later when Commissioner
Wallis will be in Wilmington.
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IInRARIus RRANCH ELHCrs.

Al the meeting OF Librarius
Branch, International Sunshine So
ciety, held on Thursday in Sunshine
Han. the following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. Alfred
smith; vice-president. Mrs. Lola
Kuhns; treasurer. Mrs. John Sire
Wig; secretary, Mrs Edward Mel
choir. IL was reported that the card
party held Tuesday evening, had
been a great success both financially
and socially.
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2G and 27. at which it hopes to real
lie the last $40 necessary to make up
its $500 quota for the year. Any
friends OF the Settlement who have
articles or clothing, kindly call 1853
or leave at tho Settlement.
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NEWARK DANCE.

Cards have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Pilling Wright. OF Newark.
for a fancy dress dance 10 be held
on the evening OF November 4, in
the Newark New Century Club build
ing The function is being given in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Norris
n. Wright. who were married re-
~4rflv In GEORGIA
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RonERrs posT DANCE

Laurence Roberts Post, No. 21. is
making elaborate plans for its first
dance OF the season to be given next
Friday evening In the New Century
Club. The affair will be a masked
one. with many novel features. one
OF the features will be dances by
Miss Marian f. McEwan. who re-
Gently has returned from Europe.
where she spent several months in
studying dancing.
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HOSPITAL DONATION DAY.

Friends Of the Homeopathic hos
pital are asked not to forget the an
nual donation day next Thursday.
Donations Of money, provisions, pre-
serves. linens, dry-goods and var
ious articles OF merchandise may be
sent to the hospital. Members OF the
board OF managers viii be glad to
show their friends through the hos
nffal
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~
befo
Of L. OF
o
Church
Of
by her
Following OF the
automobile
their will / n
Delaware Wills
associated with the water DeDartment Of hs
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HALLowEEN SOCIAL Bill.

A masquerade party will be held
by the Hohecker Y. p. b., on Tues
day evening. at the W. c. T. u.
headquarters A special program ap-
propriate to Halloween has been ar
ranged. Miss Alice Watson, is
chairman Of the committee
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Sz

Miss Frances cheatem. Of New
York. is the guest OF Mrs. william
II. Beacon. on Tuesday afternoon
Miss Mary H. A. Mather and Miss
Alice p. smythe entertained in hon
or Of Miss Cheatem.
Mrs. 3. w Blair, Of West Virginia,
has been the guest this week Of Mrs.
Alexander Laird. Mrs. Laird enter
tained at bridge last evening in
honor OF her guest.
Mr. and Mrs Brownlow C. Trim
ingham sailed from New York to-
day on the steamship Fort Victoria
for Bermuda, where they will visit
the Misses birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. E. Diffendall, who
were married September 2S, have
returned from their wedding trip in
New York state and Pennsylvania
Mrs. Dinendan before her marriage
was Miss Sue Layman, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Layman, Of
Bellemoor. Mr.. Diffendall is a son
OF Mr. and Mrs. ]. e. Diffendall. S25
East Eighth street. and is connected
with the Pennsylvania railroad pas
senger department.
Mrs. Esten Council Whitley was
the recent guest OF Mrs. John w.
Reynolds, at Elsmere.
Mrs. James b. Hamilton and son,
James B Hamilton, Jr.. OF Mont
chanin. are the Weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland ]. Cooper at
Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel p Fields and
daughter Katherine. OF seaford. and
Mrs Margaret Furbish, Of Haddon
Heights. n. J.. are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. William b. Ratledge.
Miss Helen Hart. Of the Ameri-
canization Committee Of the Service
Citizens. is spending the weekend
in Danbury, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George King were
recent visitors in Cheswold as the
guests Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel King.
Mr. and Mrs. James Muncey, OF
Little Creek. spent the past week
end In this city as the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Willis
william Faulkner is visiting Law
renee Smith in Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Houston and
son are spending some time in Clay.
ton as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Houston. sr.
Miss Margaret Orr and Miss
Aarona I. Orr and Mrs. William orr,
of West Grove. are touring the
Southern States
Mrs. John B. Dean. Of Whining
ton. spent part Of this week with
her daughter. Mrs. Fred II. Leffler,
in Elkton.
Mrs. Martha r. Porter, OF VII
mington, is the guest Of her sisters
the Misses Hattie and Mary Terrell
in Elkton.
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Methods
Gan Editorial by The Society Edltor)

Gan Editorial by Society Editor)
Wilmington be interested IN the in
that Ceros slaveecreta NJ T. Trio invented short
lad his shorthand He had
neither nor
hat is he way a better
the old things
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Hands

CAN Editorial by Society Edior)
How much would sell both OF hands Would
permit them to be chopped 100000? That
awarded
by a
Rose put that the bank $50 week
keep her but small compensation for going
through life without hands handicap
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WIITTEWAsH.

A few drops Of hot vinegar will
dissolve the most obstinate white
wash spots.
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l...g!.!...l. s!.&s... !..:&'....:.:..:...'..'..

The first fall meeting Of the New
Century Club Of Middletown wasl
held on Tuesday. Mrs. Clarence f
Pool, president, welcomed the mem
bers in a pleasing address and re-
ported that the carnival held by the
club last year netted s1S44.6S. Mrs.
W. b. Biggs reviewed Brass" by
Charles G. Morris Mrs. Henry
Ridgely gave a short talk on the
duties OF the League Of Women
Voters. A musical hour followed
vocal selection being given by MRS,
Leland Pleasenton. accompanied By
Miss Brown. Curtis Vinyard accom-
panied by John Pool delighted with
violin selections. Refreshments were
served by the club hostess.
The business meeting OF the
Georgetown New Century Club was
held Thursday afternoon The secre-
tary read letter from Dean Wini-
fred S. Robinson of the women \
College. University Of Delaware. ask
ing that the club be represented by
a delegation on Saturday. OCTOBER
%. at the exercises to be held on that
day, and requested that the mem-
bers who go on the trip take shrub
berry with them to be placed about
the college. 2
Mrs. Cyrus Hatfield gave report
Of the executive committee meeting
held at Middletown on last Thurs
day
Harold Hatfield. a member OF the
Suscodelia quartet. sang Dreaming
Down in the Twilight. AS an en-
core. he sang. Little Crumbs.
Mrs. George T. Lynch read pap
er on Arts. prepared by Mrs. Belle
Wagamon. While Mrs. Howard
Stewart read a clipping on 'Judg-
ing Women"
Owing to the fact that Mrs. Fl. N.
Waller. of Delmar. third vice-presi-
dent Of the State Federation. viii
he present on next Thursday after
noon. to make an address on her
trip TO the National Federation at
salt Lake City. Utah. last summer.
there will be no evening meeting on
that date as scheduled in the calen-
dar.
At the meeting of the Women's
Civics Club, OF Richardson Park. held
on Tuesday at the home Of Mrs.
Frederick Lang. the inadequacy OF
the school buildings at Richardson
Park was called to the attention OF
the state Board Of Education. Mrs
z. c. Mace, OF Elmhurst, was adj
mitted as a member. Mrs. Samuel
Tammany. president and directof OF
the club, read a paper outlining the
board meeting OF the State Fedora
ton held last week in Middletown
II was announced that the club viii
give a masked dance in the Masonic
Hall. Newport. on the evening OF
November 4. Tickets are now on
sale by the members.
Donations were brought by the
members for a needy worthy family
and an excellent supply of goods was
in the collection.
Following the business meedne
Mrs. A. X. Smith. chairman of the
entertainment committee gave a
sketch Of the opera, Cavaliers
Rusticana," interspersed with muA.
cal selections Of the opera by Mrs
Smith at the piano and Mrs. Leroy
Work. violinist. The next meednl
Of the club will be November 1 and
it will be held at the home OF Mrs
| Work. The program will be is
charge of the civics committee and
special speaker will address tn,
meeting. Mrs. Work represented thu
club at the meeting OF the Delaware
League Of Women Voters held al
Hotel DUPONT. this week.
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GOOD DUsTER.

A clean piece OF chamois wrung
out OF water is the best duster for
plush or velvet furniture.
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SOCIETY NEWS ON
PAGE TWO.
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Miss Margaret orr and Miss
Aarona I. Orr and Mrs. William orr,
of West Grove. are touring the
Southern States.
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Mrs. Martha f. Porter. OF VII
mington, is the guest Of her sisters
the Misses Hattie and Mary Terrell
in Eikton.
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Mrs. John B. Dean. Of Whining
ton. spent part OF this week with
her daughter Mrs. Fred II. Leffler,
in Elkton.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22

Mr. and Mrs. James Muncey, OF
Little Creek. spent the past week
end in this city as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Willis.
Evening journal., 1921-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. John Houston and
son are spending some time in Clay
ton as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Houston. Sr.
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is AN EXPERT
HAWK CATCHER
Tails How to Get Best of
ipoultryman's Worst
Enemy

..,,si to The World .,
~vrNpRICK, Dec. 10.--W' II
- widely known here as 'tlr
0eu,' '.s,cber." stated today that he
hssN a,urod two extra large hawks
laa mas nas, two days. Godfrey be-
~ Wv nopular as a hawk catcher
caHe ", wear when he captured six
he'V aoctmens and donated a pair to
,na ,,' Wheeler Park 200 at oklahoma
ls, r"y ue has the two specimens re-
Ou,y,i,y captured in a large cage and
,.aio,es they are doing nne In
oIyIty. lie expects to donate
,apu to some zoo or have them
lh,w lhsmr,sd and present them to
.a. ,nyuJa as Christmas presents.
i'IsnS 'y.srts are easy to capture, God
"a,s II the right sort OF bait
"A oommon sense are used. and he
an,..os alu that n farmers would be-
psI,,s,nlnr for them that in a very
!, ,Ime they would cease to he II
MV ,,ry nest. At this time of year
gDs,,Sv gvJu saws hawks invariably fly
ynu' ,bo ground in search OF birds
| .sbhlis and when they sight
a.,binr are often seen to stanG
,inod perfectly still In space Tor
'.,a,sl moments. There are no
-,ung birds upon which they NAV
,ssd during the winter months and
.sey ofien 60 hungry. which makes
Mem ,he more easily captured.
In making a set for hawks God
,,,r nrefers a juck rabbit for bait,
J, they Are large and easy to see.
IN, rabblt is firmly stakcd TO the
-.oppd gS so that II cannot be carried
sgay Two or three small steel traps
~. ,hsn arranged around the car
,,s, % and lightly covered with fine
--sss godfrey thinks the most sue
.,,sful sets are made on small
troIls or mounds out on an open
p-alrle or meadow.
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Runaway Girls Get Hungry,

MUsKOGEE.--Crnving for adven-
ture and excitement led Bertha and
bucretia Baron, sisters of 10 aud II.
TO leave their home In Joplin and
como to Muskogee. They were taken
IN charge by the police after they
told the matron at the Katy depot
that they had no money and wished
to spend the night. They were
turned over TO the United Charities
and were sent back homo.
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Hubby of 6E-Year-Otd
Bride Tells Court of
Many Discrepancies

Special 20 The World.
pONCA. CITY, Dec. i0.--Al-
leging that his 81 -year-old bride
goes to picture shows at night
and does not permit him TO ac-
company her, and also that she
declares that she does not love
him any more, 75-year-old Je-
rome Phillips has filed suit
In the district court asking a
divorce.
They live at Blackwell and
we're married at Newkirk on
August 4, 1921. less than six
months ago. He maintains, too,
that sho stays IN bed late Of
mornings and that he has 10
wait n long time for his break
fasts or else go down town and
eat
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K. P.'S TO HEAR SUNDAY
knights of Pythlan Delegations
From Outlying Towns Expected.

Wednesday night will be knights
OF Pythlas night NJ the Billy sun
dav tabernacle. Members of the
Tulsa lodge. their wives and mem-
bers OF the Pythian sisters, together
with large delegations from tho
sand Springs and. West Tulsa lodges
will attend the meeting
The members will meet at the
X T. hail. 13l-2 East Second
street. Wednesday evening AZ 80
and there march In body to tho
tabernacle Arrangements are be
ing made for a large delegation and
more than u thousand members
from the three lodges are expected
TO attend
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
Rich CnitIcman on Trial.

MADIIL--Sixteen witnesses were
placed on the stand FRIDAY after
noon i'm the trial Of Harry Thomp-
son, wealthy Marshall county cattle .
man. charged with numbering A. A
Greenman IN Madill on the night or
August II. The courthouse was
packed with people from all over
this and adjoining counties.
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Think Bonds Have Carried.

McALESTER.-Road boosters Fri
day night were claiming Pittsburg
county by to in favor OF the lssu-
ance Of s75e,eoe read bonds. in
tended to match a like amount OF
federal aid money for improvement
Of the jefferson highway.
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SHAWNEE.-Arthur Wilson was
shot and seriously wounded I'm a gun
Tight west of Dale Thursday night.
according TO reports made to shaw
nee officers. Wilson was brought to
shawnee and placed in tho hospital
where authorities state his condition
was serious. The shooting Is said TO
have been done by cousin OF the
wounded man, who made his oscape
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Negro DisrcGards Warning.

ENrD.-Walter UBauion. negro.
warned october 81 TO leave Enid. but
who remained here in hiding since
that time. on Friday night was
taken to a lonely spot east OF town
whipped, tarred and feathered and
again warned to make himself
scarce. He was also instructed TO
warn all negroes who left after the
first warning not to come back to
Enid on PENALTY OF death.
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QuarantInc an Intcrfcrcncc.

HUGO. -- Quarantine regulations
will prevent the immediate shipment
or 32 dairy COWS. purchRsed In
Lamar county Texas. by Hugo bust
ness men, who plan to sell the cows
TO farmers on longtime payment
terms. according to the county farm
agent.
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SoIiritnrs Arc rffcctlyr

ATOKA.--To llquldate debts In
CURED by Adam citizens for tho free
fair last September and to pay for
marking the Ozark Trail through
Atoka county n citizens committee
IN two hours raised 1900 one day
this Meek.
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Successor to Judge Rowe.

OKENAH. Dec. t0.--At a called
v,sting Of the executive committee
q the chamber OF commerce held
F.iday afternoon Judge 7. II. Wren
VAS elected president to take the
pace Of the late Judge Ural A.
poWp