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NO Radical Change by Neu Administration 0n Rights
 2. s. in War Settlement

WASHINGTON, March 14 (by Associated Press ).-The olcy of the Harding administration with regard Amer cn rights growing out of participation in the World will not differ materially from that of the Wilson admnsra 7on, authoritative learned today in government cir ces.
 The adjustment of the situation growing of the of mandate the island of Tap Japan will insisted upon to determination and delivery.
 The attitude of the United States with respect the British mandate over Mesopoamia will be maintained
 It has been made clear that the administration will
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-14

railroad, offering low freight rates that will develop traffic and encour- age an increased population.
 Senator Cummins told Secretary Fall that the high water rates were the direct cause of the territory's loss of population during the last ten years and said the steamship lines engaged on the Alaskan routes are controlled by the copper interests. He advo- cated that the government continue operating the railroad, and establish steamship line to the territory.
 Secretary Fall announced that he would give the matter study and at tention immediately g
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LIST NARRoWs DOWN

WASHINGTON, March 14 (by AS sociated Press). .-President Harding has narrowed the list of possible ap pointees to the chairmanship of the shipping board to James A. Farrell president of the United States Steel Corporation and R. A. Smith, a New York official of the Ward Line, it is understood.
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WRECK OF CANADIAN
 FISH BOAT FOUND

KETCHIKAN, March 14 (by Asso- ciated Press).--What is believed to the wreck of the Canadian fishing vessel. Notlad, missing from Prince Rupert since early in February was found a mile north of Narrow Point, Prince of Wales Island. The letters IN o T" were found a boat which is d complete wreck There is no sign of the crew.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-14
RUMANIAN QUEEN TO
 VISIT UNITED STATES

ATHENS, March 14 (by Associated Press) Queen Marie of Rumania in tends to visit America soon and de clares King Ferdinand will accom- pany her as far as New York The queen contemplates a survey of American, visiting factories, police courts, slums, hospitals and motion picture laboratories.
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BOSTON MAN IS ASSISTANT ID
 SECY. MELLON

WASHINGTON, March IA (by As sociated Press) President Harding today nominated Elliot Wadsworth of Boston as assistant secretary of the treasury, to have charge of all foreign loans; Eugene Meyer, Jr., of New York, former managing direct. or of the war finance corporation, to be director of the corporation for term of four years.
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NEGRO LYNCHED BY
 MOB IN KENTUCKY

VERSAILLES, Ky, March IA (by Associated Press) .-Richard James, a negro, charged with the murder of two white men on October 8, was taken from WoodFord county jail and hanged to tree last night by a mob of fifty men. The trial of the negro ended yesterday, the jury re- porting that it was unable to reach verdict.
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RECAPTURE FORTRESS

COPENHAGEN, March IA (by As sociated Press).-Helsingfor advices state that Soviet troops have recap tured the fortress at Krasnoy, Gorko.
 The Moscow uprising is reported to have been quelled after severe street fightin.
 Conditions at Kroustadt are serious owing to a lack of food.
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RAILROAD HEADS ARE
 SUMMONED BY BOARD

CHICAGO, March If (by Associat ed Press).-The railroad labor board has summoned four heads of big railroad raildoads to appear Wed nesday and testify in the controversy over national agreements between the railroads and their employees.
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WORK PROGRESSES

FAIRBANKS. March 14 (by Associ- ated Press). .-Engineer Mears has re- ported that the government railroad will be finished to the Tauana river this year, and that the Tanana bridge will be completed next year.
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NO JEALOUSIES OVER
 INTERIOR COUNCIL JOBS

FAIRBANKS, March 14 (by Asso- ciated Press) The citizens of this city are so we'll satisfied with the present city council that they will hold no registration to vote at the coming election.
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NOT FELT IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE, March IA (by Associat. ed Press).-The setsmograph at the University of Washington showed no record of the earthquake at Fair banks, according to the officials of that university.
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AGAIN FIGHTING POLAND

STOCKHOLM, March I4 (by Asso- ciated Press).-A Riga correspond ent says that from 1S,0OO to 10000 BolsheViki divisions with artillery and airplanes, are advancing against the Polish districts of Smolensk, vitebsk and Mohilvek.
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SOvIETS DOWN
 RESURRECTION
 IN PETROCRAD

PARIS, March IA (by Associated ress).-Dispatches from the Finish border says the Bolsheviki have al- most succeeded in downing the Petro- grad insurrection. Newspapers say 25,OOO Bolsheviki deserters have been shot.
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GoVeTmor Reports Appropriation Needs
EARTHQUAKE REPORTED
 AT FAIRBANKS SUNDAY

FAIRBANKS, March II (by Asso, ciated Press), - A severe earth quake at 10 o'clock Saturday night shook buildings, rattled windows and caused general disturbance. The quake was the most severe experi- enced in the past ten years.
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OVERLAND LIMITED
 PULLMANS DERAILED

DIXON, H., March 14 (by Associ- ated Press).-A broken rail, caused wreck last night on the Chicago x Northwestern railroad Eight Pull mans and the Overland Limited were derailed. One passenger was slight ly hurt.
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continue to defend the contention that the United States has not yielded and cannot be deprived of her rights as one of the victors in the World war and must be considered in the adjust ment of the problems created by the war
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MORE NOMINATIONS

WASHINGTON, March IA (by As sociated Press). President Harding requested that the special session of the senate remain in session over tomorrow so as to receive additional nominations.
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HEAVY SNOW IN INTERIOR

FAIRBANKS, March IA (by As sociated Press).-An unprecedented snowfall was experienced in this part of the country early last week.
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RALLAINE MAY BE NEW HEAD OF ENGINEERING COMMISSION

SEATTLE, March fl (by Associ- ated Press).-A Times dispatch from Washington today declares Secretary Fall will probably appoint new chief engineer for the Alaska engineering commission and says John E. BalIaine of Seattle is a candidate. He is backed by letters from Seattle friends and is seeking the Endorsement of the Washington state congressional dele. gation
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EFFORT MADE TO GUST COL. DlEARS
America Firm on Demanding Rights as Victor in War
FIREMEN DIES FIGHTING
 FURNITURE STORE FIRE

RICHMOND, March II (by Asso- ciated Press). - Four firemen and another man were burned to death, others are still missing. and fifteen were injured Saturday night when two big furniture stores here were destroyed by fire with loss of $5O0,000.
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LArIN-AMERlcAN POLICY

WASHINGTON, March IA (by As sociated Press). The policy of the Harding administration dealing with the Latin-American question will be to promote by cooperation the common interests of all," Secretary of State Hughes declared in an ad. dress today.
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WAINWRIGHT SELECTED

WASHINGTON, March 14 (by As aociated Press).-It Is understood to- day that President Harding has selected J. M. Wainwright, a New York lawyer, as assistant secretary of war
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SPECIAL SESSION APRIL ii

WASHINGTON, March 14 (by As sociated Press) After holding a con- ference with President Harding, Sen ator Lodge annunced that a special session of congress would be held April II.
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ANARCHIST CONFESSES
 KILLING OF PREMIER

MADRID, March 14 (by Associated Press ).-Atoneo Mateo, an anarchist, arrested as a suspect, has confessed to the killing of Premier Dato last week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

Il Is accomplishing very worthy obs
ject Many o. The communities IN ina
west have never been privileged 20
hear a Symphony Orchestra. Othess
have heard them only At very Inlfs-
quent intervals syuphonhc mnalc IL
unaaestIonaly a tremendous stimulus
Tor better and noDler thoughts aad
for musical development Ono who
has learned 20 appreciate symphonic
n.nsic has moved little nearer -
the Great Master oG music. beeAaan
as Bainavi has said. God Is antaof
and not man. iie laid the keynote im
harmoaies. iIs planned an perfect
combinations aud lie made It so that
we could hear and understand
Tickets for ths conoert are on sale
at chsannt Bros Music store aud
Corner Pharmacy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08
Sure Way To Get
Rid Of Dandruff

Thtro "a oae sure way that never
iails Ia remove dandrQff s0mpleteiy
ard thar y io dissolve & rhs aes
iroys Il entiwly m ao gHis get
Abous foWr ounces al l,lain. orulnAry
iiausd aFrnns nppiy Il "a night when
retiring use enough 10 noisten ihe
seaig aud Toh II Ia gently Wsth ths
finger tsps
By morning most Il NOT all of yaar
dsndruff wlll be gone. and three or
fcuT more applications viii c0lupiets-
III dissolve and entirely destroy ctrFy
single s.gn and trace ~ Il. no matter
aow much dandraff YOU may have.
Yon @iil tind too. that aiI ttching
and digging az lhe scalp VIII stop ~
stanly, and your hair will be flufrY.
lustrous, slosSs silky and SOFT. and
look and feel hundred times Better
You can get liquid arson a ans
drug store II s. Inexpensive ana
four ounces Is ail you wsll need. This
simple remedy has never been known
10 fail.
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felt better. | had all kinds Of bad
spells. but they all left me. Now when
Ifeel weak and neryous take the vege-
table Compound and il always does me
good. ] wish all women would try II
during the Change Of Life for know il
will do them good. II you think II will
induce some one b. try the Vegetable
Compound you may publish this letter"
Mrs. A. KELLER, Alton, Tennessee.
Women from forty-iiye to fifty years
Of age should take warning from such
symptoms as heat flashes. pllpitation p
Of ehe heart, srnothering or fainting
spells. or spots before the eyes. and pre-
pare their system for this perfectly ma
tural change by taking Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. II has
helped many. many women through this
trying period, just - II did Mrs Keller.
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Include house party. lavish garden
fese and gorgn>oas carnival dance.
The interier Of the famous hotel a.
Monte Carlo was also duplicated Tor
certain sceaes IN the honeymoon sr-
Qaenee. A hig land slide j. another
detail HAT adds zess 10 a stnnuing
Storm scene
Tha plcnra IS aAsked by JnlIA
Crawford NerS from a new Englsn
novel by Pam which is just oft the
press
The cast is alf- star, including Aynes
Ayres Jerome Patrick, Theodore Ron-
erts. Helen Dunbar. Bety Francisco.
Milton Sills Fred Turner, Mayme
Kelso. I&cien i.istleticld. Robert
Bolder. and Others.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08
MANY LAVISH SCENES
IN NEW PICTURE
The Furnace Is Rich In Spec
tacular and Colorful Ele-
ments; Now Playing At
the Gem

The Furnace" William u. Taylor
new special production for Realart
which will he shown at the @ an
Theatre tonight and Wednesday. n
declared 70 be pne ci the richest
pictures in spectacular scopes and
lavish settings which has been yiewel
for some time past.s
Replicas OF both the interior and ex-
terror OF ST. Msry's church In London
we're constructed for the big wedding
scenes, and mary sumptious English
society functions were stage5. These
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q u y


An especially interesting meeting Of
the Cambridge club was held at the
Carnegie Library yesterday afternoon
With Mrs. w. Y Bie1fori as leader.
Mrs. Henry George acted as secrersry
in the absence OF Mrs " A. butcher
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Il - 4 X X w Il II r X X a * 4 y
* DAILY THOUGHT =
Past Mstrons cluS Entertained

Mr. and Mrs = n l.. Ray easoF-
tanned the Past Matrons club " fheis
home last nlght The election of cf
ficers resulted Ia Mrs Cayolt heir ;
made president Mrs. nurnsdale bein.'
reelected vice president and Mrs,
White seeretaiy4 rcasurer. Pti.r =
were made fer the entertainment 1us-
ing grand chapter which meets .
month from today The Past Mairous
with compose the reception committee.
During she social hour Mrs Barak-
dale assisted Mrs. Ray n serving re-
freshmen,p 10 Mr. and Mrs Chapman.
Mrs. Jim Speer. Mrs George Spec.
Mrs. Lowther. Mr. ana Mrs clo'hIrr,
Miss Marion Madsen. Miss Anna
owens. Mrs. caroii. Mrs Bufnsdsie
Mrs. White and Mrs. Mcclure Al
ditional guests were Maxine I.awtaer
and Willard Burnsdala.
Past officers OF Guthrie chap. =
are invited 70 Cashion this evening
70 the official visit Of the grand wor-
thy matron.
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Shearcf. las Has, ,N,llese Ascras she
leaves today for Tulsa accompanied
BY Mrs Shearer s. elslt Ma vlstk
lNivla.
4 X Y
Mrs inella noaNlasa returned haaae
from Enid Yesterday where ehe has
been VISITING her ronsin Mrs Irssia
nwWElass for several days
n NJ ~
y. ~ welch II u y ~ Topeka
Kansas spnns SUNDAY vita Ms slat,i
Mrs = + Robinson and NJ Robinson
~ Wrlch addressed the resAs 9..ls
ileasal meeting held at pAiia~ resAs.
Mrs Sarah Myers has returned lfnp
an extensive visit With her daughter
10 New Orleans Ia
VI N &
Earl Hopkins of Oklahoma city
WAS Guthrie visitor Yesterday
N N M
Mrs George Martin has fetnfnti
from oklahoma Cisy where sac saant
the week end
Mr. wlllls Reaef OF Norman who iA
on bis way 80 DAYTON and other East.
rrn poin,s stopped off 10 visll hls
parents. Mr ana Nrr r u Reder
VI x N
Mrs a l. ltull o. Oklahoma chs
entertained the lnicfnfhan club yea
terday AZ luncheon Among taaAa
who went down were Mrs, Lyman
Nmy Mrs stella nelana Mrs Et
wrlon and Mrs Ralph llasrr
Mr. and Mrs 4 = sutton Of coNinA
~ are The encsts ~ pf anl Mrs NJ
! robinson
VI VI Nc
Alf r A Wilde of sig North nruai
street will entertain the ChrisiHn
church uuld "Wednesday afternoon al
. 50
X u "
pelphlan ciah has been postponed
un'll next week on account of "a sua
nHcllhg with 50 many clubs
" n n
Mrs ban keIffcf wtil cntrriAln lhe
Clover Leaf Embroidery club a. nef
home Southeast ot The city Thursday
n ri a.
Mrs Adolph nunnting viii enier-
lain the Amicitia club tomorrow after
noon at her home. zoos Weat NuAlp
avenue
N w N
weat Side " r r. u will mvef
Thursday afternoon at = 80 II Mrs
Surgeons 1919 West Cleveland
N X "
The kimona club Will De entertain
ed al a luncheon at the h0me of Mr.
h v Lille tomorrow noon
NJ NJ H.
Mre Chester Michael viii be- nos
ess TO the Iris club tomorrow after
noon at hcr home.
n n N
- NJ G. olub viii meet with Nra
Wore Thursday afternoon in The ~
rtairs OF Glffcn Dry Goods store.
VI " N
Farm womann club. Division Two
win meet Thursday with Mrs. Fred
Madden. There viii be on exchange
Of seeds. and sewing will be- demon.
straiion OF sun bonnets.
X Y n
Social Circle Of the First Pres ay-
terian church will mvel "Wednesday
afternoon at the church with MfA
Snyder. Mrs. Hurst and Mrs nsmug
as hostess BRING needlss and
thlmbles.
" n n
Martha Society OF the First NJ II
church WI. meet Wednesday with
Mrs A. u. Ifeiiep. North Vine street
y ~ Il
Ladies' Aid OF tho West NJ. +. church
VIII meet "Wednesday, March
2S0 with Mrs, J. w. Marr. COS Nor h
vine street Cars will be at ia
church at 2:i5 to take all those who
care TO 30.
n " n
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nam : v 9 y e | "A u g
Compound has done
for me. During the
Change of Life ! was
in bed for eight
months and had two
gooddoctors treating
me but they did me
no good. A friend
advised me TO take
Lydia K. Pinkham'e
Vegetable Com
pound, which | did,
rxd ia +. aSaxf ftx.a 4
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who had prepared an excellent GA. ~
ga "The Iniigailve and Referendum,
which Was read ~ Mrs Roh"rt Mvf
ten. Following Mrs aNckfnrdA paper
oa THE Recali Mrs Gardner f,&a a
magazine article written uy Dr Fraak
Crane Are you Keen Observer
witch contained seventy lwo eFrOfn
it WAS a mest lntcrrnslng test of their
ability Is observe DELEGATES apaole
tea TO the convention which vill fe
held ia gwo weeks ia Euid are Msf,
StAfk and Mrs Robert Motien
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

Any woman can follow the simple
dire tions In package and diamond
dye shabby. faded skirts. waists.
coats. stockings. sweaters draperles.
coverings. everything into new. Don't
risk your material In poor dye that
streaks or spots. Buy "D1 mead
Dyes no other kind. Tell drugxist
whether your material is wool or SIX.
or II Il IL cotton linen, or q mixture.
" rich, sadeless coloru.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

Between January and June. 1872
nearly e0ea 16o people throughout
the world took part In strikes. Tae
Industry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

That the Goldfish is omniverous Is
shown by the fact thai. IN addition 70
the crustaceans, small flsh aud SEA
moss which II eats. a sorss OF things
have been found In its stonaeh. such
as small scissors. coraevos. rsltber
dolls and pieces OF c,...ning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

Edgar tnveleaa entertained 'ew
ol his friends AZ wenle roast yesier-
day AFTERNOON on aeeeuni ot the sss
element wees her ihey were forcad To
fy their ~enics in the tasemeu' et
lhe l.oyeiesa home Suggestions ~
81 patriehe day were agrled ou' n
,he menu and fayorn. which w"s'
siiakes Affof the wenie roast srv
boys went 10 me Gem theatre. The
.uesis were Stanley West, henn !
Paddock Gerald retcgson John Bro
lsliy Fairfield, Leroy Cfahbe. Rohols
lIallenheck, Ted Kendall kar and
Ernest Casey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

America Ia furnishing 40 Franc
wooden houses. They ars ready "a,
copniasinK of three rooms ana q .lsss
aud occupying aloui IS square fsss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

The first Government Indian :. houi
in the United states vres opsnad xt
Honptop. Virginia IA isD u haG
pscslosialy besn negro school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

sTRAYED Or STOLEN Black aaI
tan, bob-taiied hound. Reward
Return TO 2ils West Cleveland. Phone
1884. A. G. Hirzel.
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WANTED~To rent modern o. 9
room house. April lat Phone ss2
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FOR SALE Dewberry plants. A. c.
Hirzei Phone 1894 2Iif West
Cleveland.
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Surrrisc for Mr. and Mre. Platt
NJ aud Mrs rlau, former residents
of Guthrie who have moved haek 70
aalhise, we're ieade~Aa a eurnrto
last nisht by the woman'n rslisf
Corps and the q A T. who presented
Them with a set OF Japsneec chlnt
cups ANA eaucers The evening was
epens in d social time About twenty
cid friends gathered 70 give them a
hearty Welcome.
NJ " "
Mrs Elsa Scott Of the i.niz nrf
Goods store has been ou. for several
days on acoonf4 Of the Illness Of nsi
mother. Mrs. Florence Parier who has
been confined 10 her bod for several
days but Is now improving Her many
friends wish for her eleedy recovery.
x ~
Mrs. Fsed Bcymef has retafnel
from two weeks visit with Mrs r..
- Wilson ~ Chlders. Texas She
alao visited friends m Wichita Fails
Texas while away
" y X
Mrs. Bernie Merton spent yesterday
In Oklahoma City
n n
Mrs + l., Hobbs who has spent the
winter al lake Worth. Florida STOPPED
here on her way home TO- Nebraska tos
a visit with her sisser. Mrs. William
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Leader Classified Ads. Get Results.
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wANTB0-1ean. lgns cotton rag
u Lssdw ofnee.
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700 lAre TO CLASSIFY

ron sAi.fs- Fruit trees and shade
trees at wholesale price. 40 South
Third street. JAS =. Robinson.
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YOUNG MARRIED MAN-wishes
work, any kind. drive any car yesrsl
auto repairing. Address Leader A. J.
w.
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ladies' Symphonic Orchestra
Plays Here Shortl

Plays Here Shortly
q. 6. Chestnut. sponsor. and the
citizens who subscribed for tickets ave
pleased to announce 10 he music lov
erS Of this city that they will present
at Guthrie Theatre on March i7ih.
The distinguished Ladies' Columbia
symphony Orchestra. which Ia row
making a trans continental tour u
the United States and Canada. ia
pl'ssentiilg the Columbia Symphony
Orchestra TO music lovers o. the
Western United States and Caaada.
the Western Musical Bureau feels
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SOCIAL CALENDAR

Tuesday
Seven o'olo,,A Dinner Mr and Mrs
George Spees. MT ard Mrs 0rcrvc
Martin.
Three Circles n Baptist church
. Shakespeare club carnesie iihrs y
Tuesday Bridge clab- Mrs Fairfield
ana Mrs Gardner
Six HanarNa cluh- Mrs. J y. o'g
: Wednesday
nolphian club Postponed
Social Circle of Presbyterian chnrs ,
Amiciila club Mrs Aaolph naen'-
Ing
Iris club Mrs. Chester Michael
Martha Society Mrs a. A Helaen.
Kimona elnb luncheon Mrs y u
Lille.
Ladies' AID OF W ~ church Mrs
J. W MARI
Thursday
Seven o'cio,A Dinner Nr and Nls
rhesser Damon
Acorn clah Mrs Stella nclaud
J. q T club Mr.. and Mrs. chaF,
Swanson.
u NJ e club Mrs. Wore
Glover Leaf club Mrs Dan Kiefser
ncmolay Boys Masonic Temple
% p nj.
Macahees-A Q T. " Han
Farm womau's club Division Nua-
ber Mira. Fred Madden
Friday
Patrons club Mrs |. y seaman
o Il S Chapter Masonic Temple.
Saturday
mi nss,a Gamma club Miss Alma
Watkins
O. q. T. Girls club Miss Barn
Retch
Service star Legion Library.
x - 4 X = X xH r x * H * + ~
* DAILY THoucHr ".
NJ xxxx xM VI NJ xs Hww v
How beautiful Is the ralnl After
ihe dust and heat IA the broad and
fiery street. and ln the nartow lane,
how beautiful IL the rainl l.onsie.-
low