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New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Racing Costly !.
To Many Associations

< TORONTO, Oct. 1S.-Public betting
at race courses in Ontario this year
fell to $4,000. goo, or $4,000, 900 less
than IN 1921, it was officially announced
today. 70 The provincial govsrnment
ceipts from the 5 per cent levy on
racing bets amounted to S2,2l2,220, in
addition to the daily fee Of $7,500 re-
ceived from each course.
Officials of the Ontario Jockey Club
reported an operating loss during the
last year of $4,000. 1t was stated
that there were losses at several Of the
other clubs affected by provincial leg
islation.. these clubs including Wood
bine, Thorncliffe and Dufrerin here;
Hamilton and Niagara at Fort Erie;
peyonshire, Windsor and Kenilworth
at Windsor. l,. -.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Gardner Billiard Victor

Gus Gardner established himself as
fnalist in the Interboro Glass C 1872
balkline amateur billiard tourney now
in progress at the Recreation Billiard
Academy, Brooklyn, as a result of his
victory last night over George W..
Spears. The score was 150 to 143 and
Gardner's average was 3 1899, with a
high run of 26, to Il s 1888 average
and q high run for Spears. Tonight
in the continuation Of the tourney
Emmett Crozier meets j. w. Clemens.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Harvard Oarsmen TO
Try Single SculIing

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 18.--Row-
ing activities at Harvard are to be
broadened with view to developing
single sculling as minor sport. An
annual three-cornered race with Yale
and Princeton and possibly an inter
collegiate championship are proposed.
DR.. r. Heber Howe, supervisor of
rowing, announces that scu9ling is to
be urged for undergraduates generally.
and for the university sweep oarsray.
as an accessory to their regular rovv-
ing. A new. boat house to be made
the center Of this sport is under con-
sideration.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
West Point Regulars
Score Once on Scrubs

!, WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. 1s.-The
Army took an hours hard driving to-
day. in its gridiron drill. The big
team scrimmaged for half an hour
with the mules as the scrubs are
termed, and one touchdown was scored
on q dash of fifteen yards by Smythe.
To-day Smythe. Gilmore, Dodd, Tim
berlake and Schlraff. the latter q
plebe. were all used behind the line.
Lou Stork was in for brief spell at
tackle for Mulligan, and White and
with Meyers at the other.
White. the veteran, is doing but lit
tie work because Of head injury re-
ceived in the game against Auburn on
Saturday Stowell was given chance
ut center, taking his turn with Diete-
rich. Garbisch, the regular pivot man,
is still on the hospital list.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
l6 Clubs Present
At Meeting Of the
Indoor Polo Assn

Sixteen clubs were represented from
various sections of the country by a
large attendance at last nights INSET
ing ot the Indoor Polo Association.
held in the Hotel Biltmore. All Of last
years officials were reelected for the
ensuing year.
D. G. Sherman is president; r. A.
e'rannln, vice-president; ]. w. Kunney.
treasurer, = and G. Danforth jr.. secre-
n.d't'nn to t',n election oe3ofsscers
several tournaments were scheduled.
se.a.>o avs. - ~ fhiiauelphia,
Nv Hsven and othor cities and with
most OF the prominent colleges, in
ciAeins Yaie anu Princeton.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
ONE 20 Easy Victory IN the West Point Handicap Empire

scrimmage. Thorp also gave his men
instructions in getting down under
punts and in the forward passing
game.
The evening session consisted Of
long signal drill In the gymnasium
after the evening meal.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Miss Bancroft Takes Final

BRooKLINE. Mass, Oct. 1s.--Miss
Leslie Bancroft, of Brooklinc, to-day
gained the advasftagc in seasons
rivalry with Miss Martha Bayard, of
Short Hills, N. j., winning the final
match of the Longwood Cricket Clubs
annual fall tennis tournament. The
scores were rs, Cd.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
The Grieliron Circuit
BY w. b. HANNA.

Inc most outstanding figure the grdn
pp the wonderful Nobody for wear or
mas stood out as he did, though Malcolm Ah
and vivid figure the place
quite filled by anybody this fall Eddie Ka Cornell the man to
NO IT, kaw his admirers affirm, fully lack Of the line
as owen, of Harvard, more player
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Allies Stables Celding Wins
Under Wraps BY Ttr, Lengths
Iry Moon Takes Second Money and Short End Of
Purse Goes TO oii Man; How Fair Tiptoes Field
in the Openlng Race at Empire City Track

The Allies Stables crack sprine Dominique CARVING on nords
fayorlte gaoped home victory in tho s
m Handicap distance about furong event of fav
"a program the Empire City track yesterday A. Sanehan
SIS Moon send short end Of the n,rss aa
yana FARMS Oil Man. A. r. Macombers Tie Dictator Hnshea foh
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Ryan and Padgett Matched

: KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. ls.--Billy
Ryan. eastern boxer, and Cowboy
lPadgett. of this city, welterweights,
have been matched to box in Cincin4
natl, October 20. Il
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19

Aldrich, Mahan, Giee, Sprackling.
Lourle, Coy, Barrett, Thorpe, Killinger
neston - heroic figures - these men
are not playing football now and
one casts about to find such one for
lsN1, the spectacular .eye-fi1ing kind.
VINO, IN addition to sterling ability as
football player, has the spectacular
WheTewlth to takesa place in the ,distin-
gulshed galaxy named.
artisans could argue until blue In
lhe lace the relative value of Kaw and
,UIwen,, but there is about the Cornell
iian what there is about Rogers Horns
oy :, you can't think of anybody else
you q rather see play. He has an allur-
Ing way with him. His performance at
franklin Field last year had more ap-
peal Than that of any other single play
er saw, For one thing, he did q lot
OF successful end running and had the
help OF splendid interference. but how
ever much of tinsel and however much
OF real worth there may have been to
his work, his all-around playing on a
muddy field had to be seen to appreci-
ate what effective work man could do
under such vicious and treacherous
conditions.
Georgetown Working for Fordham
=, Ihe Georgetown players will leave
w ', shlngton tomorrow afternoon for
New York. Yesterday Coach Exendine
Irled out against the varsity, with the
SCRUB doing the trying, the plays he
expects Fordham to use at the Polo
GROUNDS on Saturday. These were con-
~, 1r,,slentiy smeared in long scrimmage
me other, fellows plays often are
smeared when the scrub is using them,
put. in any event, Flavin, Kenyon and
Maliey, stars of the backfeld, were
acid on the sidelines. They have slight
INJURIES and Exendine isn't taking any
shances OF their not being able to cut
,apers when they meet Fordham.
Young Mr.. Sweetser. writing in "The
sun" of Yale football, stresses some
points for the consideration of those
yho have sunk dart or two Of crit
cism in the sensitive flesh of the Blue.
de points out that in the Iowa game
Yale gained within four yards as
many as the Hawkeyes, made the same
number of first downs averaged five
5ards more per punt, ran back kicks
vice as far and had few stellar mem
oers in the hospital.
Mr.. Sweetser overlooks the not alto
gether negligible fact that Iowa won
'Ao AoiS Aoot, anu, SuSil Is LHe CrenQ
IF sport criticism these days, that the
difference between victory and defeat
$ the difference between success un-
qualified and heinous failure that, no
natter how minute the margin of vic
,ory, no matter how close the contest,
10 matter haw valiant game the loser
put up, no matter how infinitesifnal
nay have been the difference in skill
md morale between the two, the thing
% do is to play up the winner and
olay down the loser.
The Yankees recently had taste of
his fair and generous viewpoint.
Thumbs down to the loser. The win
ler is the thing. He has all the vir-
,ues; he is king. The other fellow is
! weakling, dub, and if perchance he
IS a football team then a very apology
If football eleven, though the victor
may not have been 2 per cent stronger
than he. He is the loser and 80 utterly
without merit. A bas with him. He
committed the crime of losing.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Eddie Ka,u

tn he got it. However, with the help
o. {, hugo Bezdek, few arc-lights and q
dozen or so strong backs and commen-
snrate number of strong legs, it is
probable. the Nittany neSus will con-
found few foemen before the autumn
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Dartmouth to Face Vermont


Now comes the first "real test" for
Dartmouth. The Hanoverians play
Vermont Saturday, but the victory Of
Springfield over the Ready eleven
doesn't make it look as if the latter's
advent had any grave threat in it for
Dartmouth. 1t is probable, though,
that Vermont will show deal of i'm
provement.
Real test work comes also to Har-
ward, meeting Centre, Cornell, tackling
Colgate and the Navy, clinching with
Georgia Tech. Western Reserve, among
others, had its real test early. It met
the Navy and the score was: Navy,
ii; Western Reserve, 0.
Night practice is not uncommon this
fall, and among those so engaged, try
ing to smooth out the wrinkles, are
Penn State and Amherst. Penn State
has been hitting the little fellows so
far, and. the coaches have their worries.
lnexperience is one of the things they
have to contend with, but there never
was a coach yet who could teach a
candidate experience without waiting
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19

Michigan, unable to win last Satur-
day.. is fighting mad This isn't so
much mean crack at Vanderbilt. as
an expression ia determination
which bodies i'll for Ohio State that is
unless Ohio State also works up fight
ing mood and also BODIES a few ills
around the neighborhood. Michigan
was weak overhead against Vanderbilt
and maybe not so far over judging
from the caustic ire of Yost's coaching
this week. Yost is working hard to
improve the kicking and the thinking.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19
Racing Sum m maries

AAfiRE CITY RACETRACK,
lO42 and
Start Time
sssoal Winner
New-York tribune., 1922-10-19

Apprentice allowance claimed.
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STATE SOCIIC1 C1rY

D io pfufv,t.r urctt the Ys.t.srd with bat
,ii., enby H 'H} 1,95s, Hi' Nv ".,',,.,d,.,
/ s..n.1 n. Etir,rIr, ANA b.,r =, ,i5,,
! 10, ,.,., ggl.I 5a,,9oay WIN her parents
~ Y uu.rrI ~ u Cawtev and I,pos
I...IsH.. IEg,Ig,. "'''r'd to b'p'" i''a'y on
| g gthgt wa. hY,i,..s yt.l,,, i,
A,i,.rro .Ti',.i.9 '"'''' "
49, ..,s,,.t ,,o,o,.a .,
rua frdav on % bus.n.ss irip
.pd XXX is hhl,Ei ,lgi,.g 'tg'i.y5s ,"' "''"'
Frnnk Taylor and o. % ahsnks visited
,i.., r,d 5i'ny 5a.ny',,,.. ,,, ,,n.,.., o,,s
sts Waited rIord4 ln tuaGIrg aaiuriry
Of ia trarry .trs,t ia Waiting in
chandler thin r,Yt
y..,ay T2 t,,o,5s ',|n ,ItIp,oo tp,n5 'h' "'''-'''
Nra d. T. Nsrtb,a.- I,fi saturday FOR
H.. ,slp, ,, ,|sti,,' ',t,''" WY
if.th.Yioyfar 9r ma p.x,pa tosae
t.t,,.s urui sn5 y'Ifs src,, tbe vy.ab.
cuJ win fti,pts ,u Tylsn
Miss FIav 4 Elliot pripripBl ~ tho
I|rr srna.I attended ne ft-.itrp .f
pr.nripals AZ norman. ana Visited until
'"mF, WI ,f,. d pu..su o, N.,,t
Grand a..pt,. I,ff wednesday FOR HrurJ
IICd ono. No. attend tho funeral of NJ.
HussaIf. r..tIrr vino 1fed suI1.tIy az
her home tNarr
IT, B paahor. ~ the Tten'r uggk ptarc
HIruf NfIT.H11y lu t..I4llt Waiting
fflrnds
~ E Allan - Apprtsgp np.rt tte uspt
hogo with 6ls fapmiIy Hfpnl''" at SpsNGo sNGoorth Gbglo
street
MIR ana Mrs G.. T uaom OF Drumrirbf
teft Monday for Tulsa 10 make thaIf
Iilrs
Mr. and Mrs q q. stout OF Tulsa Waited
IA prumugh, with friends "wednesday
Mira iva NurI,u Of rnisn who has
been vIrltirr with Mrs MAUD Jonitlns of
l6g soutb Morrow. returned 10 bcr home
Wsdn,sday.
W L. TiusIcy ar the Richard iense loft
wsJnsstay fnT DovgIns' Kan to mako
hia home
william urnwn Of UrIa Pa arrived
here Wednesiy 10 yislt lis sletor. Ms
MoflN Uurrourbs
FRANK Marin, emplnyee OF Purs ON
company. returned Thurfdav from Kansas
CIV No
Mi. ana Mrs o. X. Wright loft Thurs
dnv for Bunrnp. where they viii make
their future hornr
Mrs. II. A siopet Of 400 East Second
street left Thufslny for partlosvills 10
visW win reletty.a ana f,iends
Vic unliuca Of Oklahoma CITY formerlv
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Huts5B. Mrs Frank Hubbard and Ms
jack SuWmcfs.
w ara Mrs.. rraoN murphy ssi Day.
Ton. entertained with a masquerade unrty
W"iHcedHy evening h0uufuE Moir guest
Niles susie Tilman of spunRdale ARK
weddlnE announcement which came
~ surprise 10 MuskoKos soeie'y WIS
thaf 10 Ms Lillian watts 1925 Emporla.
ana nr F. O warden. who were married
az O'Clock IaHt evening rrd ler 'm
mediateIy after the CEREMONY on trlp
luey win make their home a. the Hotel
5evets. Mrs Warden hAa been active
w f"d Cross work Nnr& tho war and
ffor some tima was IN charge of the RED
owner of tha Hotel sewers
Mrs J f Allen. aI0 Hoston II spend
the several days 'n wichita. Kan. with
friends ma relatives
hous" guost n Nt. and Mrs W u.
Btlf'n at0l Airline
,M'p Ehllod Moore formerly o' th,.
ut h'r sister Hrs j. N lpsomba aud
Doctor uYyuuhe 1909 Bouion
Mra j. Waiirrsie'n ~ ~ Louis ana
O. ! Ersut Of chicago. are tho house
Mr end Mrs L. Davidson. 500 North
NJ ana ms 4. levi ona ME- MAJ
enests N Mr ana Mrs L. Davidson. 500
Mr. vaoc Mcclure. foa North Eleventh.
ro'urnc1 tho lat'or part Of the week
dayr visiting her daughters Misses KItty
ana Flayn Mcclure.
wgarrlass annogncsm.n, maae
retlls. daughter rt Mr. ana Mrs j. II.
r'tUs ~ Miles Trvna t1 Mr. Loon w
wiley. con N ltcv aui Mrs w. $ wiley.
~ Noyember A. at 'he home OF the
briie'a pareutr
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MuSKOGEE.

Senator Robert l.. owen and W, ".
Hastings were hosts ht beautiful re.
ccpiion Monday afternoon at the Hotel
Sewers .in honor OF all the members OF
the democratic organization. ]. Berry
King introduced the 400 guests to tht
receiving line.
Mlss Nelma Perry, who spent the past
three months here, has returned TO her
home In Okmulkos
MIR. and Mrs. L. Davidson celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary sun
day evening at the home OF Mr., and Mrs.
Max Davidson, soc North Twelfth
Complimentary to Mrs. Charles
Anderson OF Norfolk. Va, Mrs. l.ettie
Watson, 2tOt Boston. entertained Tues
day afternoon with an informal tea.
Mrs j. L. Diffenbecher 900 Dayton.
has as her guest, Miss Marie PIN OF
Drumright
Mr., ana Mrs Paul Rowssy. io21 EN-
poriR, have returned from Tulsa, where
they spent tho week end.
Mrs J. A. TorrenCe. lO9h North II,
left for OkmulFee Wednesday 10 attend
the luncheon bridge to be given by Mrs.
Il, n, Earnest.
Mitchell Harrison of Tulsa who spent
tho weekend In the home 0f Mr., and
Mrs Bruce KirNsey. 2llp Bstelle. has re-
turned 90 hts home.
Mrs Jack Summers. 22i south Sixth.
entertained with lovely dinner party
Tuesday evening IN honor or Misc Alice
Robertson. who will leave soon Tor Wash
tnEtcn, u c. Autumnsl flowers we've
used in the decorations and covers were
laid for Miss Alice Robertson, Mrs, Kate
George, Mrs. ~ II. Moore, Mrs, y Frank
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Howard Ford of Tulsa spent last sun
day with friends In sporty.
l.. -. Phillips returned from n business
trip 10 DrumrEht
Mrs. l. T., Culllsan and daughter. Ruby,
spent the wonlJ-cnd with Mrs CulliHon's
sister, Mrs. Kinda Coffee M Sapulpa.
Mrs l.. ryder and children uf Paw
huFko. were the guests Of Mrs Ryder's
parent. Nr. and Mrs Joe Lane, on their
ranch southwest of Spcrry
Mr. and Mrs William Holbert o, Cleve-
Land, were tho weekend guests OF Mr.
and Mrs.. n. r. Holhcrt
L. L. Hickman ana family were Fperry
visitors lnHt Saturday.
Miss pnuly ~ the school faculty enter
tniuod her pupils with a picnic on last
Saturday In tho DHnRe hills.
Mrs James beNius was rawhuskA
visitor Inst wcok
Mr. and Mrs NJ W. LorlIns ot Avant
were the dinner guests ot Mr. and Mrs
X. J. Mayhee on last Saturday
hlas GLADYS Scott Of the school faculty
spent the Weekend 1T norman.
Mr. ana Mrs clyde Buck and children
~ West Tulsa are the guests of Mr. Bucks
parents. Mt and Mrs II. l., Buch
Mr and Mrs j. u Mnloney aur dough-
ter Vera, were tho guests ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
}. T.. MHngei at Avant during the past
week
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Lowel Thurman potorod 70 OMuhona
Ciiy the first OF the past week Mrs
Thurman who has been visiting in On,
city ACCOMPANIED hin.
Nj Pitcher ~ tulsa was Mounds
virit1r Thursday.
M,.s Mautine Chiffon was Tulsa visi
Mrs T. j. cDwman spent Saturday and
sunday with relatlye. in sapuipa
Miss A1dle Ho'd spent the weekend at
her home IN KeNeyyNe
Misses Josephne HoIt ana Twlls Wi.
son tr'nt tho weekend with home folks
At Tulsa
day ana sunday in the homo % Mr. and
MrF @ ~. dalton.
Mr. anI Mr- Arthur irwin Of Ft scott
Kan, spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mr. ana Mrs Arthur Muierbsid Of
lliuo,a came 10 Mounds 20 hs At tho bed.
side Of the mothor or Mr. Mueirheif, who
Mis- j q Morrlss has returned home
from Missouri where shs spent the past
month visiting tricuJH and relatives.
y q. Half1, are expected 20 arrive soo1
lo Mounds 10 spend the winter IN the
home of Mr. ana Mrs .. o. baird
hra. Frank Crum ana chiidten have
r,Irilvcs Ht WeIpstkt.
Dave McAulster ot SLOAN Springs ia
VlHItius friends in Mounds
Miss Ruin BARTON OF Hivby spent the
weekend with home folks ip Mounds
SIR aud Mrs Frank n. Tylot went 90
Tulsa Friday % spend few days IN the
home ~ Mr.. ana Mis-. a. L. Funk, who
have gone Go CIlif1Iuia an Indefinite stay
The Mounds study club has invited the
school faculty 20 cooperate with them ln
putting on an eutcrta which is en-.
d"rssl by the state Pablo Health $3.50
citation. The title or this play In "Puny
ana FrisKpy' The oyster supper given
saturday evening AZ the Adalr building
by Mrs, Porters Bible class OF the com
Wuuiiy was very wei pBtrHuizeJ the pro
Ce'iH amounting 90 about $40
Mr. CuwIe employed on the Minuehotna
lease east Ot Mounds was very seriously
burned Wednesday morning when a boiler
exploded on the IenHc. Doctor CunEcr
dressei the burma after which Mr. CuwIe
was taken to tulsa hospital
Mrs. Arthur r. Scott very dellRhtfully
entertained the Bridge club at her home
Tuesday afternoon
Rev. Luther j, WagEouer returned -
Mounds Wednesday from tho ~. r.. con
ference at Ninita, he has been assigned 90
the pastorate at Wetumka. while Rev.
erod Mcconnell will havs charge OF the
Community church Of Mounds for the
coming year,
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rer a Mrs. c. u. Lancaster on wedns.
day
Mr. ana Mrs Clarence Lancaster and
Nt4. John S0rrels and her utts son
wayne drove 90 Tulsa on business
wednesday morning
Mr. ana Mrs. charles Mccarthy OF
Co.linsviile we're visiting here on Tues
dny with their niece. Mrs T. Jones'
Mr. ~ y. BoeE ana Mr.. Bass Corbln
Ncrc summoned 20 Tulsa Thursday By
ne serious Illness uf Mr. B1cs son-in-law
Ny. f9rblu Bell, formerly OF Owass0.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fiuuruoy or Mlugo visit
ed relatives here on Thursday
Nj, end Mrs w A Byrnca mptored 70
Tulsa Tuesday
Mrs Nora Doutt received an announce
ment 90 the birth Of q daughter on No
vember 70 Mrs.. Frank Speek nee Ma
om Allison, formerly Of Owasso
Mrs., Ella Barnes has been quite 81.
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OXEN An

Young Mttrons. Bridge club last wednss.
aay at her home 2oo \. Thrd,
Mrs j. 1. Matthews motored to Okmul
zoe Wednesday night to hear Madame
Louise Homer sing.
has been tho guest Of his sister Mrs
j. A kirrhnsr the past three weeks
started home. Friday. Mr. and Mrs
Eirchner ana Little Mildred Evlyn
Thomas motortd 10 Holdcnviue with him
Miss Matids soder, who is teaching Al
Whit Rose. cHme IN to attend the
teachers, meeting and to spend the weeek
.nd with her mother. Mrs. VI. r soder
no ". Columbia
Hr aod Me Eugene Moore of clare.
more spent the weekend here with Mr.
ana Mrs oscar Rose. MI Moore is
brother Of MrF Ross
Misses Hazel ana rita Ballard Of
'. 'hn.uh 'tY spent the Weekend here
With their parents Or, and Mrs NJ F..
..nrsa Nuruhy of Fort Smith. ARK. was
tho guest Of friends here last week end
past week was when Miss Winnie Gosd
was hostess TO the Justamere Bridge CLUB
saturday afternoon at the home or Mrs.
J. S stone 203 g. Third. The house
was beautifully decorated with chrysau-
fhemums and paper turkeys. The fHvOrs
were llttle pauer turkeys and the tally
painted on them. The afternoon was
spent In playing bridge and Mrs Dan
possey won high score. she was given a
pair of glass candle sticks and candles
delicious two-course luncheon was
served to Mesdames Dan Doszey Web
Jones. r A. willard. Harold Therion.
Dallas Nicholson, II A. Dolun. T. ".
MDomaw. Glen Diii, Jim stone Oth1
Wilson, " X Chowning J. p Neville,
Misses Ora Thompson and Helen Snow
Mis- Goad was assisted by Mesdames j.
s. and Jim stone.
G, Ia Estes OF Oklahoma city /. the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Dnl this
week Mr. Estes Is a brother Of Mrs
Dll
MIR. and Mrs n. A. willard entertained
Mr. and Mrs Web Jones Misses Helen
SNOW and Winnie Goad and Messrs. Billy
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Rev Emos ot Tulsa ~ conducting
Bible class every afternoon this week Ai
the pentcUstal mission
Ar. and Mira. = j gaHusy are enter.
tain.uE woe baby Rld who arrived nj
their home November e.
MIR. ana MIS- Dewitt Markham are
happy over the arrival of o. bHhy H0n
November o MIS- MARKHAM ig with tD
Ativcs at TAhiequah.
Mrs W wallace sni daughter. who
have been visiling friends az BeRrs fuf
the past week returned home Friday.
Mr. Roy Pellet while at work Lbd a
siedge hammer 10 IAN On hls hand break
Ing the bones badly and Amputauon may
be necessary.
Mr sua Mira " - Hoffman ana Mrs
J. J. Hoffman motorcd to Uominy ThufA.
dag TO spend the week end with friends
Mrs J f Upton ana son, who have
beon spending several dayH with frieud in
Tulsa returned home sunday.
Misses clara Lsturro and Georgia
Moore spent the weekend with Miss lena
Robinson az sapulpa.
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walter Lancaster has moved to Verdi
grip,
Mra. Kate Bilyeu and Mrs N. e Dav-
lbs drove TO Csucy, Kan, one day last
week to attend the afternoon and evening
sessions of tine Rehokuh lodge.
Mr.. n1i Mrs. William smith had as
their guests over sunday. MT. and Mrs
John McMacken and little son j D.. and
Mr. ana Mrs. Geddlngs, al Of Tulsa,
Mr ana Mrs. Frank Jones' from Sand
Springs were up last week visiting Mrs
Ernest Bryant.
MIR. and Mrs. T N Ray returned Tues
day from weeks visit with their son
MI Charles Ray of Cushing, and their
daughter Mrs. Mamie Flood Of Okla.
GOma city.
The Rebekahs were delightfully."- enter
taintd with luncheon by some OF their
members imm mediately after the close Of
the session Tuesday night
Mlss Elsie MARVEL was a guest at DIN
For Marcelle, call Tulsa Beauty
Shop, Usage 072-Adycrttsemont
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

Earl ana Claud johnson wednesday night
with bridge at their nome, 2i5 Fitth
Dainty rcfreshments were served.
J. ". Meeks and Miss ora Thompson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19
DRVMRIGUT,

Mrs 2, A. Callahan of Nash arrived
in Drumrlxht Saturday 20 visit with Mrs,
o. r. Enterline OF ara N, Ohio.
Miss Vera Wall. who Ia attending school
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

Mr. and Mrs p. f. Gibson ana W..
" r. Waller motored TO Dkp.t..
Thursday and spent the day with ts
tlyes a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

motored ~ Oamulgee saturday after
noon ana were the guests Of Mr and Yrs,
GRADY O Bsnnon ana then attended
dance at the h.ppodrome that nlghi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

At Cathey's this attainment is easily possible and
too with out overburdening the home income Our
stocks extensive, the displays so diversified
that you find just the right addition to your
home at prices that will appeal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

With Thanksgiving Day comes the real home sea-
son--the time of year when the home is the scene
of many hospitalities and festivities. You'll want
your home to appear just attractive--as tastily
furnished as possible.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

For Marcells, call Tulsa Beauty
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