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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

at Carpenters ranch on the Bunnison
river. Just short distance from Sn
Ida pass. where the mountain trout
otter sufficient Inspiration Tor fish
Ing,
Nr George w. Suodden and son.
George william. left Saturday FOR
Now York Guy Philadelphia aud
Warrington 10 he gone three weeks
Mrs ". r. webster returns Non
day from Wait 10 Sloan Springs.
Miss Falth flicrouymus left Sat.
urday fOr a. vlsit 20 frlcnde iu Ark.
nusas FOR d week.
Miss Josephine Iayman has re-
turned fo Tulsa after series OF Visits
with relatives and friends 40 dif.
fcreut points lu tho state. made fol-
loving her summers study A. the
norncr Institute OF Fine Arts In
Kansas CIty Miss iayman VIII
again be- member OF the faculty
of the expression and public spc1N-
Ink department at the University Of
TulSa,
Misses Jane Robinson. Lillian Mis-
cncr ana Margaret Cappq are lcnv-
ing about the middle Of September
for MI Vernon seminary Mt wash
mg'On. II q.
Mr. ana Mrs. Robert q Berry and
Nrs J VI, Berry are visiting IN KAN
sas cry.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Arthur Camp
hcll and small daughter. have return
ed from Bella Vista. whore they have
spent part OF the summer.
Mrs kibn O. Oiiphhnt and small
daughter and Miss Edna Oliphant
have returned from Colorado Sprlnss
where they have been spending the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 4. Black.
and Mrs. Catherine Black nre at
home after q summcr spent In Calf
fornla.
Mr.. and Mrs william q. Moore mr.,
now located IN the Gillette apart.
ments on West Seventeenth street.
Mr. william Walter Perry has re.
turned from points in the north.
whore he spent the summer.
Mr. Jacob Schreiner has returned
after n two months vacation In the
Ozarks and other points.
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State Society


Mira =. O, Nebel and Mr. and Mrs. '.
Gully are enjoying vacation near
Htanson. Mo
Mr. and Mrs. II. " Page are rejoicing
over the birth OF baby boy recently at
their home
LnuiE Fischer. Earl II. Barrett and =.
v. Holt went fishing on Cow Skin river
Saturday night.
Rev II. &. Cantrell pastor NJ the Cen.
trail NJ E church, south. preHched sun.
day morning on walking In the way
Arthur Hamblin and wife were visiting
n friend near Bel,vills. Mo. during the
week
Mr.. and Mrs J. N. Hankins Of Blrm
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

Ihr exercises. President Thomas Davis
welcome address Mrs. Ewo-y TimtnO-s
taIk How 60 attain regularity ~ a..
tendance" ! ,. Si-spn. DeneNt of =
sunday school to community Rev. l.
-. GiSsmHn, Conducting Men Wblo
class" Thomas Davis. Troubles - q an
psrintendent' Frank Strain. "Talk on con.
vrutiOu work" r. {. Barton. reports of
hools song oenedlctiOn The Juniors o'
th- Picket Ptairie sunday school favored
The convention with Two appropriate songs
which we're we'll rendered ~ was voted to
hold the next TWP convention at the
Methodist church In kiefef In Novem Der
Rev. " o Harper Of Oklahoma Guy.
evangelist of the church of tho Nazsrene
has been holding meetings the past two
weeks to large audiences who appreciate
open air servicea and the truths Of the
bihle plainly preached.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

returned FRIDAY from Daliss ub...
spent several days visiting w
Miss pess Neply ieft tnls v,..
UkemHh where she Will taxa .
WORN ~ teacher IN the puhiir - o.
Mrs nsrced-sa .Eirod. danght.. o., !.
snd Mrs r. Eirod eff this ~. y
Okiahnma CITY where she viii
few DAYS vislting before goins ,s..
hcgn ~ enroi' Tor ten months irainA
foreign missionary work In fre ~
ton Army training college
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03
Conway Broun School

Will reopen for registration Monday, September 49,
classes will begin September 49,
The work of the school includes the following de-
partments kindergarten Primary, intermediate
and Academic, also Music, Art Dancing and Ex-
preston.
The instructors are selected from the best univers-
ties and colleges and specialists in their work
For further information and catalogs call Usage
3632 or Usage 5000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Il. Ca
Hill send delightful messages from
Monterey Peninsula, In southern
California. and say 1t Is one OF tho
most attractive spots in the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cahil nre arriving
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

'''',' ~. ,I., p..t,,s coast
"'' '"'
,,., u..,.,b ,.,.
MI ana MI '.'u"' - 49,.
|hl nome hE'lu oll'I 'p'""'''"
. summer in san fiAh''7''' ''' ~"
|Rclcs and other points ora iht f''''
. fIr coast,
-
Miss Pauline Patton hos returned
rr.,l "a ibr,r months tour of the
'''I''" -, n,',,.s ,r ttr s s.
,,l,..,I,
All, ..a ,,.- A. T. Alison and
,,.. t,,,, Uu.i gre arriving the
,,,, -, ,g, ,y,oF fiou 10 motor 'r!r
o., t,.,,a p1.r[ t3d Yellowstone park.
,,,.. lillian tortnp and Miss Fan
pl, y.dJ..ln arrived Friday evening
nom california. where tu,y have
.,'. .s Apr.I.a and other de-
I',tt,,t s.,fs in southern california.
H., aud AIRS Ona Iorton returned
~, ,,ft .g..ak from dclighlful three
,,,,L.i ...intiIu 4f WauhIlau club.
nom Niu.Logco.
Nra fila wade IaryU has rec
tu,urd rom Now York whore shc
has epspi the summer studying mu-
journalism nj Columbia university
Mrs HnrrolI. On route home. was
iu.r,d pt Euusaa CITY hy Mrs Rob
.,r f. Macarthur ad week was
gpout There by these Tulsans. Mrs.
ilnrrcll resumes her work ~ music
----
MI. and Mrs George Glffert and
fnmily have returned from an all
sumucr'a stay In the cast. having
visited Chicago. Detroit and Buffalo.
Nr. Unrfsrt is fully recovered from
"a operation undergone shortly after
.thrIr dspnrttirp from here.
MIaa Constance Erich has left for
"A Visit with friends and relatives In
Ohio.
Because Of the absence from the
cliv 81 "A number OF officers and
members of the Rainbow auxiliary,
the first fail meeting of the auxll-
nosdav i'm ScOtember. AZ originally
planned ..it IL announced by Mrs. A
-. White. Instead, the first meet
nosdny I'm October
-
South Quincy. announce the birth
or n baby girl, Thursday. August al
Tha INDY tyua piypp tho EumR Flora
virginia. Mr.. Koonce IL superintend-
ont OF Lee school.
Mr. and Mra Fred Slebcr and fam
Uy and their son. T.. NJ. Siebor and
Mrs. Sicbcr have returned from \
spent I'm Colorado, the points in
whlcD thcv fingered longest being
Mnnitou. Colorado Springs and Dem
yer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter l.. McCloy
and son have returned from a two
months visit I'm the east.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs, George w. Grecn
left Friday for 81. Louis. 60 spend
few days
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03
The Weeks Calendar

Monday.
Sunrise uuure Ht Electric park
given by local lodge of Elks
Harlequin club gives ita farewell
dance at home OF Miss Florence
CrnVer.
Tuesday.
The Black Frinrq Will give annu1;
autumn dance at the Country club
First fail meeting Tulsa chapter
L. u. G. with Mrs T.. &, Callahan.
Wednesday.
Kclcta club viii give annual fare
well dance at the homo OF Miss
Narcle PcuiCH.
Wednesday Bridge club meets
with Mrs. George Deck,
Thursday.
Miss Ruth Lyon Clinton gives lawn
party and driveway dance.
Sesakwn club will give It's annual
farewell dance at the Country club.
Friday,
phi Lambdn Epsilon fraternity Will
give annual dance FOR college set At
the Country club
Public reception NJ First Christian
church for Rev. NJ. =. Dutt ana
family,
saturday.
Tri-B club will give annual fare
well dance for college boys and girls
Mt the Country club.
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ADA.

Mrs. s II. Mount ssd daughter verds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs, II. II. Hicks OF Fort
Worth, Texas. have arrived to make
this city their home and are located
WIN NJ, aud ME- Domingo c.
Acosta on South Main street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

Mrs, IL. A, Plttenger of New York
city is in the city. Mrs. Pittenger
Will have charge OF the Oakesmore
school In New York city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. u. +. Koonce. 1l12
South quincy, announce tho birth
or q baby girl, Thursday, August 81.
The bady was given the Eame Flora
Virginia Mr.. Koonce IL superintend-
cut OF Lee school.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Short and
family are back from Bella Vista
where they have spent the summer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

DR., and Mrs, A. Ray Wiley are at
home again after three weeks visit
to Colorado, having spent the time
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

Because Of the absence from the
city ~ a number OF officers and
members of the Rainbow auxiliary.
the first fall meeting Of the auxll-
larry will not be held the first Wed
ncsday In September, as originally
~ announced by Mrs. A
u. white Instead the first meet
Ing will take place on the first We'd
nesday In October,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03
Personals

W. II Robbins Of Muskogec, Is in
the city visiting his sister. Mrs. Geo
W. Sncdden.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

Mrs. Eugene Lorton and son. Rob-
ert Eugene. will close the Lortou cot
tago at Bella Vista on Monday and
VIII return Tuesday. having spent the
summer at this resort.
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Q Society
Clubs-Mualo.--womans work

I TTTTTT Y TT|T 7 T"-T NY Y !" ~ "I|TT'-7
ms the summer ON the ft'ific coast.
Nr nud Mrs claude J.. il'ngh ar"
lat home again Ottor spending ihr
summer boz san FranrIscu. Los An
gcIcs ana other points ou the fa''-
fir coast.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

Miss Constance Erich has left for
a visit with friends and relatives In
Ohio.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03

Mr.. and Mira Fred Slebcr and fam
ily and their son. y. NJ, Siebor and
Mrs Sicbcr have returned from =
motor trip and vacation
spent In Colorado. the points in
which they fingered longest being
Mnnitou. Colorado Springs and Dem
YER
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11
THE LEADERS
Market:
Housekeeping Page

here is made sy hhsrins hhA q qup
IL esusrr In sancerzn with one Ana
a hall cups nF mulasses 1nd haK .
-rv n.s mfEx. when cool SILT an1o SIX
rrrs nf Tinar TINT hns heen sfssf J
rii1h halE = rnp of brown sisEzr. cns
seaspnun ot soda hAr ze&spoan
eli saasv twD aHasspegns kl Er'1IlDd
ranre-. thr-ee quarters nt a ssaAsa'eun
IL grnun1 cinnamon anE thrwe Guar
ssr~ al .naspegn uz ground 1nsre
MIX waa ana beR1 IN ane cur q
seeded rEis rs and ihs wtn a,sasea
wn1ks af 4ws egrs and she whites a.
shres arrs. Bate sn 3 wei rr'easeL
and nau-,sd shallow ivan Mhea
nearly haksa frush the 1nr with the
ynR u an trr beaten with iwo 1aa-
spoons nf aag1k Rsssrn ~ the even
and finish baking
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11

Al - 2isfle tea room u1 Rrnsa
street. where We o1en en- lnnSS.
They make d specially us hu1ns easss
z1sr and ane rs the Aesz sellers rAA-
1hfy ssxs Is bran mnffr made
With -Afsins- T'hs wnunan In Charge
WIS kind Hnaurh 70 give me sAs
r~ripe And shf 1pla me tla4 TIM
reason 1hAa shsw ma3e 1haln wsns
thk1 great u2rly u her ns5rnrs
w-Aried hn4 a,renax with naru-a1
sugars, Fsn sht mnrslns s3ff two
cnTs ri White E7uur WITH 1ne rrp o.
whole wheat figlgt. one saaspean "a
Eaa1 and sea'sn aerel ssaslxeans r.
h1king powder. Add uns rup *
tr-an, Hne Enc hElf cups ut seeded
-Aisirs, rwsa heafer asZs. swo taa,ls
speuns SSf 1neath6 a,us1sr md rwn nra
hRst nuns pf nLk. hAaa srnDutA
Hn8 bake in muffin 1rns twenty
II .nistHs 7r hre 0rEr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11
For Friday and Saturday Shopping

watson II raaa sceed me cnoaxA r.
steaa 80 that / and sAe baby nAght
live. cannot see how / saa wrong
by siding aira in What agaeared 70
.as Cur only chaace 10 live.
osre Fer Isxe
"a aiE Il because lorea hlsa.
'sosAing eass matters
= ar neg tAsef at heart Says
ahe husbana There was 80 wurk.
and eoulda; ses ny family suffer
Arresi o. the ecuple came when
police said they seana Mrs. Hart
un~ rnxntnr stalen g-o1s
Fer rscriAs the mysterious thers
Rsss chscAgos Gold Coast On edge
Bscanse the bprgsarses always acre
acomrnsfsea IN the afternoon. the
Coast gave sAose responsible the
rArne natlaee AnrgaArs-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11

This rank Aasn gave me reclps
fir rurr'iad ran<sknn fhRi be claims he
secured in 1n1ia. IHaan and cur Us
5ur ~tswaa shirkan, one medium
sizsI yDunr chicken and srv Tightly
I'm tuur tablespoons IL butter re
lDrTe Tie chicken sram lha aan an-
aEE m plate IL wErn place Add
s.n shs buffH- In wal5Ch she chicken
w'as fried unR <insaF sn1nosE uninu
xnd npok ulzi7 xlaar. Dc --- hrgwn.
then Bdd one aaaslaslgnn as rlnur M
uns tablAspoun nj uur-iH pgwde-
rnnk fur three rranrisss rnar s1ar n
uns End hRls cuws f,r wfGsfe statl
End stir Hntia i huias Add 1hs
chicken, une Tablespoon of shresdes
rornanut. nnf 1nhansDnur nj rhrtntw
sHnre- unt F7rsls. 1,etaed cared md
SHRED, Twn rrEspasms I'll asn,nr 5n3ca
snl saRE7n snr x salt Tvvm ant
cnrik s1rwar Scr 3arTr-rire minutes.
rr un1l 1hA <fsiraan 3s 1tgnnHr Ar
range The sh5aarBn On : hot aaR1fHr
AdI two tat8ssz,oans " traarn IL the
sanre End STRAIN pvHr the raachan.
Serve hoilna rins and s1utney n
EHTm~zts dsshes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11

Az HlnsnEl rHsse-T WIS being gfrr
pared during my z'isf 10 sht kd,chens
and The chef Irsl1 me that il WIS a
California aish named Ms. Shasta
This is made iy adding ~ one guar.
"a orange s0e x-aRm -wB cTIs =.
soaked seedless -Eistns and placing
the mixture IN round mould, carer
s.hs n,apAa tirh1 En1 rlace In s-ncfe I
1ce and xfl1 10 harden, New lnEff
I'D Italian rnsr,ingne by rooa1ing TWO
and q uuarrHr rr7ss IT HEEEr ant E'ne
rnup I'll water Ia a hasrT Eafzls TO
alnw TND zsl when The EurEr ali1s
raRnhE6 the ailsw Gu b ssniunnhr insn
The hDlline sz-up ait rH1nsrs I'm
rnHaiafesr Let drain 9l-f1s Era
then higw shr5Hgh- Es E7raA al
s1gaaaes tn-H Il Is easasE enough
Hans the wihifhs sat SIX agrs stiff Ena
try ant 7sras IN sluw'ly The caaiaeI
srrrr. heating constantly End brs1
until cn8E- Flprfw with 1ElnEn EV-
sr-Arsi. Tnmpuld Inc hardened irs
cream I'M En See s'alf 1slariar an
raE'er wsth ahe rnsrinr'ne Fshce IN
q uracs gwen ind s,rwrA TINS W.
rafe abuU1 rvER 1ninfuHs. wascn 20
thss il VII annt asurn Serve N aha
same dish
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11

Cream half rur1Il ri sharsarlnr
WITH Bne cuJfful of brown sugar ard
add rwp rnuniflnr sIlhlaspouIfnls ri,
cocoa Bna 1aAsagsun IL vanilla ex
1ratn and q uuzr1fr OF a teaspoon nf
sAat SIR Dne 1easpourtua uf hnkin-
SODA anrD ore rugssnl 81 sour nlils
and aaH til the other ingredients. 81
afrnEtinr with TWO uugkrils at SITE
pastry fluur- RAss IN inRs TIN,
nsang mb5ewtt Urnr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11

Eantt dinne-s are featured lE 81
the ssHaang xAses and are guH vhNS
The nsSns snpiiss A wAoile alnnrr
served nr ant 9a-gs TlHae.
me special Short Dinner hnd nt
Ii Sour raastea iaaAlnS . ssmras
stufsel wath xrAa1ped crab fakes
an azr of caru and haE q bEiiled hob
s1Hr-
the hrsfssak farntr consisted fE
su,ersai hAlgea pptnsn. hrf asEmrAEue
si7,s. h8THd sonHsaes Emo + ir'0iied
7sers uf rilm narnun
The Snu1hsrn chicken dinner Is
swaesc pa1a-nas Southern stras,
raastaa rsrai. reas Anh nins and hAs
11iea tf1-hen
Each is served N platter, vticr
is & sper1az rugrnl Flish much larEef
than fhs rArulatinr dinner rlais nns
Hnzh rats has sg,eciHi design.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11

1SaKusriA. F1nraaH mt 11EElts from.
The -ru7iics Hrs Taenaa-n Ia ths
urEraHss i,u1 fher Or mr. ser ShasFHr
here than they ar n1 hams ns ss
1nnrv nf pnr EeuraR shy thsE a..
We have banraa an kinds Ii Cali
5sr1aia f~Hft, anr1h here nna IN New
Turk. Knf Z we were eiflrces sh-
same 7r5res ii hnins we xTDu36 have
1ne shEm sTrwEiaa fnr gve-rhHrs-
ar-.
nurinr ffs summer months fruit
cay;EtHIlg. trnis sugr~mes Ana salads
Ere ussd extensively 1Fr ahE frs
course s1 rinnerY arc auIahenpf4
Eine aF 1hn bHz was 1nA6s wsia
aqua H1nunsx of rnhas n w-x.er-
srasIun. Ges-rsn peaches Ca3ifu-rlia
oranges atE rrag.s srui; suire thEIlss
ana ssrwar IN aaa glasses rsruishet
WITH v,is1sd CsaaifD-1iia cherry win
aaRnrhad walisurriA 13nuna IN 1h~
renaHr.
Another wks mnaa w-7th Huuaa
5,aras ns wR1erms1pr Ent rantalarps
xu4 -auna with FarsiEr rrfsH-.
chilled. s7ranksleE with orange ana
as~rrr,r drSrA Fnr nH,-rpr IL ErYn-ryne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11

Eshas cooked French stF3t End
served rs stsIEr'Rs4 ncur'ss L-x tine
Eslntt In sauarlar 1Bu- tablespoons
ns aal1Fr gnE una hAad Df 1HiTucs
ruf wary fine Simmer five minutes
End RdE toar eugE III shHIlef pHus.
lRg d iuzHn EnAE nurwnts and ono
dEnHn INV EsnE-zrus tips Season
win salt, fresh pepper End y TGincn
1T srEn-. a5d 1wr cu7is D- xairEZr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11
WOMAN THIEF SAYS
LOVE IS TO BLAME
Devotion 10 Her Husband
csnsed Wife 10 Help Him
Loot Fashionable
Homes

rkicaApaA MAJ aa--A man and usfs
she pushing hAAy cab in wAi<A
srnzlaa rSmnczng Aaay hov. fs~
weeks were familiar Tigures n resi- :
asnts q cAScagS's arasterrasie Nos.Al
saas,
Then thear daily Hronenades stop
ped
Folkce Aaa arrested them 0n
charge nj has1ng Ssanmazsea m0-s
than $50 Aarglzrles. with aop4 total !
nj more tAAn s1eAeah
T'hsy CHARGED this sor was re-
moved sersafh the robes q iAe par
arnAnaa1o-. alongside the smiling IN
fank- and shat the wiz was The ae
currplScs. a,sing Is iookous with he
a,aR4y-aaIs "a shsssa wAae her has
band YzIia~sa hores-
Ban IS rrah
The nAn- WHO sAiA Ae WAS Fagl
HasTunr- painter. Is held in s1s.-
Dfe han Fsas wsfs rssrsruae. has
aarru temporarily released as she
expects snnn 10 Aacune = uotheT
Agzin
O1TicsaAs ir charge 1f .he case sAr
asnsh hare confessed. Ans Mrs
Ea-9rnr dzscpssnd the cas- freely.
Paul rouadnx ges i soh ana we
were AunErT.~ she SAYS -'Al First
we s1xse ozly food from ace hcxes
! rraea tn aiEFiaaae HIN. AHs finally
: wens nlonr ard halpea
There WIS nothing leEs ant star
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11
Bn1C0TT STARTED RN
KANSAS BREAD MakER>

Parsons, Kansas. Nas 1a,Brrposr
II gracsrs who sen nut-nt-i7wr
arsas bBear sodar ny Parsons
fAkers. Gra ers who have hesr Hsll-
snr us-sss -suwn bread we're refused
3ncIa Areae and srih tnsr cogat DE-
rsnd an the nra -af-tDwn supply Frxrn
new en. SeHsraa rreasEs sazn as1a !
that fhls r,uve whipped thsn amt
lhs; they wxsnae come lnso the fold
81 1tsss.- gsrsIwnRge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11

Fresh pears are 3nsi cosring srta
the markets and NJ anrchaa1 s1rv-
ea Al nre 81 Tire rsnt garden cxsss
ns Hne of sh& hir hasels zhey cooked
che a'Hars xanse. nfsr F.ecasng. IN
ss-aR Ans when thsr We're Sasa
sltl1red shnn Sn asrtnrs snaEEas coper'-
ga ahHun WITH cream naF0nnAise
Ind served with Shen cheese snass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11

A wo-n-oN raanraRs caGr Re cns n
arta sn Afr~sr 70 wear when wash
itr rsxahns ar ftsass II Tsn hass
rnz9e q sofien nass szH travelling par
rases. A aag fr carrTrng rrsa'e-s
rnr hasa ne made from ~ xr srnza
s,1erss VIZ Dc Rs m2ts for Fsa1ts
Tllgrs's.
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los ANGELES To RID
FOR OLYMPIC GAMES

Los Amrc8ese. Nay sH-ThAs caSg j.
10 make 1nafher A5d for the staging
'hesw 0s ihe 0lFruFa ssrmes. This be-
rarre known today whan i wss an
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tend meeting as the international
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MARINES. sprinkle with cinelg chup
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SUNDAY MENU AND
HOW TO PREPARE II
SUNDAY
E2EAEFAST
Oranges
spanish 0Hlaa
FAnpprHrs Coffee
zT-NHE0N OR SUFFER
Medley Sandwiches
GaIfrns
TrHi5 Jelly Ecrless Chocolate Cake
DryNN2
F.l&nkeH EliitEsn with Sweet
TsuIRa9Bs
Green Peas Grape Jelly
Ceaew
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Leader <ls---afsed ads tes resnat--
The Cordova daily times., 1922-08-04
THREE WOMEN PRODUCE
 THEATRlCALs IN PARIS

PARIS, Aug 4.-Three women the atrical directors are the product of this Parisian theatrical season. They are Mile Sara Rafale, of the Theatre Imperial, closed last season; Mile Madeline Carlier, of the Theatre NOV city, and Mile Jane Montange, who has not vet selected her theatre.