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be. sderiyeQ- from attending tAeSe tsGzz IS
lures. The programs are as follows
October IS, The Harp Ensemole
Company.
December 5, The Cavan Welsh Sing
ers.
December 16, The Bubble Company
January Il. The Dunbar Male Quar-
tet.
February 10. Granville Jones.
The Academy Soccer team scored
an impressive triumph over the ran
eytown High School eleven frlday
evening. the final score being ) to u.
CARRIER. Blue Ridges fleet-footed cen
ter. and Bowers. the sterling half
back, tare through the visitors de-
tense and sewed the game up IN the
first five minutes of play. The teams
will clash at Taneytown this week.
Dr.. Henry and Prof. Kinsey visited
Brownsville over the past weeks end
and conducted the services at that
Church.
Mr. II. Chambers. International !.
VI. c. A Secretary, was in our midst
Monday and Tuesday. Mr.. Chambers
lust recently returned from Poland
where he had been engaged in organ
ization work. and his talk relative tc
this country was highly interesting.
The Democratic advocate., 1922-10-06
2,1se IN MARYLAND 4AIIILLSs..>

Washington, Oct. 3.-Maryland mas
21S6 persons in Jail on July l OF TINS
wear. the United States Census Bur
eau repoted today as result OF It's
survey of the State in preparation for
the complete decennial census OF prls-
oners to be taken next year. This
years figures for the State show
mrked decrease from thos eof July /,
1917. when there were 2,436 persons
held in prisons.
These figures include prisoners
awaiting trial and persons held as
witnesses. as we'll as prisoners serving
sentence. Of the total for 1872, S99
were reported for State Penitentiary,
53i for the State House Of Correction,
1&S for y county jails, and 513 for 10
city institutions. Thirty-eight lnstl-
tutions had prisoners, while two coun-
tv jails and three city penal instltu-
tions reported no number o. prisoners
came from but % institutions. OF the
21S6 persons held on July /. JHi5 year
2.O77 were men and only 109 were
women. The city and town police sta
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FINkSBI RG

Mr.. and Mrs J. D. Armacost have
issued invitations to the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Glova May, to
Charles Sherwood Kay, at : o'clock
p. m, at this church.
Quite "A few people are attending
the York Fair, from this place.
Miss Mollie Moores is visiting rel
atives in Virginia.
Little interest is being taken in pol
itics as there is no county ticket of
course Everyone will vote dry if it
does not rain.
Farmers are waiting for rain.
The rally held by the primary
classes of the Sunday school was d
great success. Quite d sum of money
was raised for missions. Mrs Nc
Caslin and Miss Virginia Moores were
first aids.
Miss Louise McCaslin has accepted
position in Washington. having
spent the summer at the parsonage
VIM. H. Shroyer and daughters are
spending the week in Virginia.
Franklin Ways has an attack of ty-
phoid fever which he contracted while
away from home.
M and Mrs. Oster Pioggemeyer
and daughter have returned to theil
home in New York, having spent some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Leister
Miss Maud Horner spent few day.
in Baltimore this week.
Frank IT, Ireland and niece. Mis-
Eleanor Ireland. of Baltimore. spen
Sunday with the home folks.
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MILLERS

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller spent
last Thursday visiting at Baltimore.
Mrs. Annie Rohrbaugh. of Balti-
more. sDent several days the past
week visiting her brother. Leonard
Berkheimer and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brilliant and
son spent last Sunday visiting rela-
tives at Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin, of near
Hampstead. spent last Sunday visit
ing the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry X Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dell have taken
their baby to a Baltimore hospital
for treatment.
Mrs. Sarah Redding, Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Geipe and Alr. and Mrs. Henry
Lehman and daughter. Edith. of near
Shrewsbury. spent last Sunday visit
ing relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Miller and
children spent last Sunday visiting
the lattcrs parents; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lippy and family, Of near
Grave Run.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Wentz and
children. Of Greenmount, and Miss
May Lands and Mr.. William YoX. of
near Reisterstown. spent last Sunday
visiting Air and Mrs. John X. Miller.
Mr.. David Brown, who is at Balti-
more hospital. is improving slowly at
this writing.
Mr. and Mrs John Eisenman and
Mr. and Mrs. Grove. of Baltimore.
spent last Sunday visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Garrett.
Mr. Charles >. Brown had the mis-
fortune -ot Ioosing TWO valuable mules
within the past GWo weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Bollinger.
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Hare. Jr..
and son. spent last Sunday visiting
the latter's sister and brother-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Myers, of Spring
Grove
Mr.. Leonard Berkheimer spent last
Tuesday at Westminster.
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Bcught Tires for Rats!

H. II. Johnosn says Rats gnawed
right through the fabric Cf a new $50
tire while my car was in the garage.
Thinks TO Royal Guaranteed Rat
Paste, l won't have to buy any more
tires for rats" Rats do terrific dam
age to property. They menace your
health, Royal Guaranteed Rat Paste
DOES destroy them. 25c & soc tubes.
Sold and guaranteed by Wehler x
King. Druggists. ..-.- -...
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COL. TYDINGS SUES CRABBE FOR
LIBEL

Suit for $4,000 damages for alleg-
ed libel WAS filed Wednesday in the
Common Pleas Court. Baltimore,
against George w. Crabbe. superin-
tendent of the Maryland division OF
the Anti-Saloon League, by State
Senator Millard L. Tydings of Har-
ford county. Democratic nominee for
Congress from the Second district.
The suit followed filing by Tydings
of two other suits against Rev. ID.
\. Foard and Rev William Pierpoint
of Hartford county on the same
charge. The direct cause of the suits
was the circulation of three letters
by Horace Davis. member of the
House of Delegates from Worceste!
county
The Democratic advocate., 1922-10-06

The man looking for rr,,.,,
have t2 take cut 4 se.ra5 ,gu''t tl.i
Greenville Piedmont. y" "a''ag
The Democratic advocate., 1922-10-06

A conservative is one who has his.
Sharon Herald.
The Democratic advocate., 1922-10-06
TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber has
obtained from the Orphans Court of Carroll
County. Maryland. letters of administration on the
Personal Estate of
LUTHER T. ZAHN
ate of Carroll County deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. to the subscriber
on or before the 9Th day of May. 1873. they
of said estate.
Given under my hand this 2nd day of October
1922.
BERTHA E. ZAHN
oct6-4t Admins trix E.
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Blue RIDGE COLLEGE NEWS

October 18th marks the onening
number Of the Blue Ridge College Ly-
ceum course for the season OF 1922
1929. This years programs will un-
doubtedN excel all past perform
anccs. Some Of the most latent talent
has been secured by the Lecture Bur
eau, and the small sum of two dollars
expended for season ticket can in
no manner be compared to the enter
tainment and real value which will
The Democratic advocate., 1922-10-06
Called "Cimox' BY. Romans!

We say Bed Bug'-the Romans
called "Cimex." The Romans declared
war on this dangerous pest and for a
time thev disappeared. t.c still have
them though and they &c deadly
menace to health, The. carry un-
memticnale disease, Gle Il them out
with ROYAL Guaranteed Bed Bug
LIQUID. 25c. SJld and guaranteed by
Wehler & King. Druggists.
The Democratic advocate., 1922-10-06
Miss Virginia Cook Likes It!

Miss Virginia Cook of New York
says Roval Guaranteed Roach Powder
is the hest she has ever used. Il got
rid of them quickly" If you are Wis
tied with reaches remember the
name. ROYAL Guaranteed Roach Pow
der does destroy all reaches. II
You have them now get can TODAY.
1oc d 25c. Sold and guaranteed by
Wehler & King, Druggists.
The Democratic advocate., 1922-10-06
70 CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber has
obtained from the Orphans Court of Carroll Coun-
ty in Maryland. letters of Administration on the
personal Estate Of
JUDITH A T. SHARP.
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. to the subscriber.
on or before the 9Th day of May. 1923, they
may otherwise by la be excluded from all beneht
of said estate.
Given under my hand this 2nd day of October,
1922.
WILLIAM II. SHARP.
oct5-4t Administrator.
The Democratic advocate., 1922-10-06

Two men were killed and two in
jured, including Representative Ar
thur NJ. Free of California, when an
in which they were riding
went over an embankment and struck
Il telegraph pole at Savage, Nd. Fri
day night.
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GAMING DE NAGUABo

La novena colectivefa. que tan bue-
ma impression dejara entire los fanaticos
Gel pueblo de los mojados' ha sido
nuevamente invitada por ell active ma
nager' de aquella liga ell senior Juan
Mendoza, para contender con el yale
oe la ciudad del Turabo.
Seguramente que Ell amigo lGendoza
nos tendra por aQuellos 7ares ruevamen
te, pues a la verdad que aqlelIas tri-
guefias que invaden Ell "stand son ca
PAGES de enloquecer a uno, hacerle
perder la cuenta de los strikets'' y
bolas que ell pitcher ha lanzot;c para
home. Y esta vez tendremes por
ALI al manager del 'Colect:ya". al
tue ls fu6 impossible concurrir al juego
anterior por atender los cabanoS del
s-ncicato de Venezuela c1e el -epre-
senta en- Ell hipodromo.
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ARMAs AL HoMBRo

81, armas al hombro y dis97 lgamo-
os invadir los terrenos en- donde Sc
han de ibrar EN- esta temporada los
icas renidos combates. Ell toQue Gle ge-
nerala Sc ha dado, y nj un soldado
debe faltar ALI en- donde dentr7 Ge
aIgunos dias vendran los forastcros a
Guererse llevar los laureles de la victo-
ria. Ell enemigo mas temible 10 tene-
mos por Ell oeste. En- Juana Dia= Sc
yergue altivo valeroso otro cnemigo
pero este ya le conocemos ST. debili-
cad Aca por la ciudad del Turabo
"ronca' uno, pero quizas con Ia rao-
vilizacion de las tropas de "'Pucrto Ri.
CO.. al mando del captain Isidcro Co
Ion, desapsrezca la guarnicion yaiista
Tor la parte oriente no hay tenor, va
las huestes de aquel litoral han que
dado maltrschas al infiigirle la Ultima
derrota. "Guayama' Sc sostiere inc6-
lume por aquellas inmediacionss. pero
tambien le hemos hecho algunas bajas
de consideration. Las columnas ponce
f!as, aquellas que sostuvieron a raya
: los ejercitos mas aguerridos esas es-
tan en- desbandada. lLastima qne ha-
yan sucumbido con tan buenos genera
les como Irizarry, Pipo y Colon.
Con respecto la vanguardia coame-
Ia, esa la esperamos para que eleven
brenos recuerdos de la ciudad ten
cantada''.
En- fin, armas al hombro, que Sc ave-
cinan las grandes luchas.
MoNsANT.
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UNA LIGA EN- CATANo

S. nos asegura que IA "Bul Insular
Limo" Sc nrooone edificar en- ell pobIado
Ge Catano, un magnificp grand stand
2ara dar cabida mas de dos mil per
scnas.
Los senores Jose Aponte v Julio
ssinz. sostenedores del deporte eE dicho
roblado, han sido c1tados por cl seiior
Such para tratar sobre ell pa,ticu;ar
Estamos de enhorabuena los amartcs
del deporte aca, y mas ALA de la bahia.
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]. ARRUZA Y CA.
S. en- C.
San Juan, Puerto Rico,
Ofcina: Tetuan 45.
Tel. 387. Apartado 234.

sILLONEs BARBERIA:- Apara-
dores espejo, Esterilizadores, vibrado-
les, Maquina 'BREssANT" y acceso-
rios. Asentadores Dobles, CueI.os gonna.
Jaboneras, Atomizadores, Botcllas para
Talco, Pinzas, Lapices cauteriz7dores,
cepillos, Brochas Recogedcres. barba,
Limpiador peines Peinillas, Cosmetics,
lapel .SANCROss" cabecera. Jab6n
Antiseptico (Peroxido) para afeitar,
Tapones porcelana y niquelados, Pasta
Asentadores, Piedras Belgium Ma
vajas ssAlemanas' y Tijeras
KoKEN BARRIERS SUPPLY Co..
cfcina en- San Justo 81 altos, Aparta-
&c 456, Telefono 1888, San Juan. P. &.
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NOTAS DE SPORT

rues las huestes de Tony lie per5ieron Ell
resDeto que en- otros tiempos lie te-
rian.
Ell desafio termin6 en- Ell sstimc cpl
sodio con III score de IS a 8 en-
favor del Mayagiiez"
En- Ell de la tarde, segln los ultimos
informes, ''Mayagiiez'' hubo Ge Ietirar
Sc del campo (me supongo CUE por
algUna discusi6n) clsando ell rLares"
tenia anotadaS mas carreras Cue su
contrincantc.
ahora dira Fabito: aca en- mi galn-
nero los he de cojer.
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LOS CUATRO JINETEs DEL
APOCALYPSE EN- LAREs

Un desastre complete result6 el jue-
80 de la msnana para la novena del
pueblo del ''grito'', la que Jestaba
reforzada por los "cuatro' jinetes del
Apccalipsis. como han dado en- lamar
los peloteros de la 'loza siqui Beitia
and Company.
Segun nos informara John Rodriguez
en- el Hip6dromo. Fabito fus rctirado
del "cajon'' en- ell tercer inning !,
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Ell ''sAN JUAN A MAYAGUEz

En- la tarde del sabado saldra para
la sultana del oeste, la novena que co
n.anda Lorenzo Rogue. ALI hb:ara dos
encuentros por la ma1ana y larde de-
domingo con la novena "Mayagiiez'
El cline up que presentara Rogue
frente la gente de Tony es cl siguien
&c: Nuts. juicy, Liborio, siquito, Ga
tho, Santana, Guaja Ritz Rengel.
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AVER EMPEzARoN
LAS PRAcT1cAs

La novcna del 'humo'', que tanta
'candela" ha venido dando er estos
iiltimos dfas, ha empezado sus pr&cticas
en- la hga de la parada ocho. tajo la
direction de su Comandante y Captain
Francisco Lopez y Rafael Brown res
pectivamente. Asi mismo Ia novena
San juan 10 viene realizando bajo
e. commando de Rogue.
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Ell TEAM ''PUERTo RIco'' DE
NUEvo AL CoMBATE

Isidoro Colon, ese fanatico per ell
sport" que tsnta e'candela dio ell
pasado afio con la novena Puerto Ri
CO., nos ha entregado una nota que
contiene los nombres de los jrgadores
Que han de componer la novena .Puer-
tc Rico"
HelOs aqri: Beit3a, sIqui, Fabito,
Guzman, BarreirO, vazques, Acosta,
sancho, Echevarria y orta. En- el lime
up" en- question tambIen figura la ter
cera de la alta escuefs, cuyo nombre
omitimos para no darle motive que
tenga que rectifcar en- ell psri6dico,
como 10 hizo en- otra OCCASION. 6No es
aei Don P . yes?
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JOHN LEWIS
stop 81a Puerta do TierT&s
Telefono S20.
Stop SA

Pago por:
Bronco grueso BIZ ' 4 cts. Hbras
obre grueso, 415 y 5 cts. libra; alu-
ninio (limpio) 5 5h cts. libra; tu-
1os de gonna / " cts; bronco hno :
~ PA cts. y cobre fno 8 IL y s
centavos.
r.ompro cuaIduier eantidad.
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Sc REANUDARAN LAS LUcHAs
EN- LA PARADA oCHo

Los terrenos de Ia liga de Ia parada
scho cue durante once meses estuvie-
.on ocupados por las victimas del fuego
de Puerta de TERRA. han queda6n com
pletamente limpios, habiendoss hecho
cargo de los mismos ell conocido sport
mar Don Pepito.
Muy buenos deseos tiene e. aludido
joven, para encarrilar Ell deporte en- la
ciudad capitalina, en- donde los FANS
y peloteros han tenido que abandonar-
IL para ir otras poblaciones de la
isla.
Pronto, quizas la semana entrante,
ha de inaugurarse la nueva temporada.
"a que seguramente esperan los aman-
tes del ''sport' con verdadero inte-
les. Para ese dia prepare Don Pepito
INA gran fiesta en- la lga, en- donde
seguramente lucharan dos novenas To-
cafes entire las cuales Sc cuensa ell va
tcmible 'Colectiva'.
Esta noticia ha de ser re3jbida por
{! mundo pelotari capitalino con gran
regocijo, asi como tambi6n por las no.
venas de la isla, que tendran Ia opor
cu,nidad de contender en- nuestro 'dia
rlante''.
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Agujas Singer" Doble Pesprmte y
cadeneta $500 millar Aguias lori
ginal Express o y 90 $4,000 millar.
Renitense por C. O. d. Tha Import
Needle Co, P. o. Box 45e, san Juan.
Iuerto Rico. Advt.
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have bccn visiting relatives 'n Missouri
f't the paai several DAYS. returned home
last week
w g. tlshar who has been viHiting
w. u white and family aih " t'cloHnd
~! hos returned tu hlH homo ln Green.
Mrs Fred Ashion and Mrs. G. Camden
~ Springfield. Mo, we're IN our cry .
part Of The week sceKus iocatioo t6r o
wlllincry S'orc
The FIRST thristien church sunday
schooi held 10 annual picnic az thu sand
Sprlnks PARK september o. With large
NUN Der attending
MIS- Nhht."' laiNer snh Two daughters,
are expected To- return the IaHt " 'h' wrrk
from points In onto. whore they have
Mr.. 5nd Mrs " stats of nroher
hh,r9Wi s,e 1'yins F,ans n'ly ,,' ','.N
,,,"t tg. ,I, W, i,'''" '''.'" INV '''
MISS baEgstrl 'aHp"r 'h't.r' lIutnurhe
34l yneE ,'n,"l9' accom- lrall,l N' Ni'
Hgy Will sucud A So college
Tho P7ftora Nia a'r'r.t - ihr 'HniHHH
lN chutch Met W"dieH'1N Afternoon lu
lhe homo OF MIS- t.nlE, brown. fnl N.
W.shinEton WIN N la',c' rrrseut
MIS- bNlhh ahi nor siHly. MISS
mildred flnndvrH. hfNr returned tf.m
WoylnEion KAN Ml'H Flanders VIII ai.
trni the high s'u"ol mere iha }'Ir.
James IhompH1n. WHO HuI thir" thh
dtvu, ana I NJ. Harper and wife Hu' two
Spt'nsH a'tcr o "tek.s vacation.
W.T. Hnt Mrs t. 3. Martin. who hav"
hDHr '.hi'uK In the homo " the ln'trr'r
.lH'rr. MIS- flnrrnro Harvey returned ON
Misses l'rulnh IhuW ana Lucy Mason
mildred suults f5r ino paat wo,h. re
returned "wednesday f1 tlnIf homo Boo Kan
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or IN The interests Of sand Springs IN
Joining West Tulsa county and sand
springs rs one community. r. l. Mar
kgr is vice president. Tie has never been
known to say mo when anything FOR
Sand Springs vas on tap. Charles strick.
land az tt'ngnTcr IH another booster foI
sand Springs. - NJ. Fall Ia Industrial
and publicity director 4 A Harr. u
ternnl trade and relation director. v a.
.S,hiefleuusch director of ordinance ard
legislation, ia Mclean, director Of cred
Us
Mrs ". q. shope Of Bristow who was
driving re- small roadster containing iuur
children Thursday afternoon on the Sand
Springs road near Ncrn station, AMI
whose car was hurled from tho pavement
when hit by q large touring car driven
by c. C.. Mayfield the occupants being
badly bruised and cut are reported to.
ing nicely except tho 2-year-old baby
OF Mira ~ ~ Frye of y raso, who ts In
the sand Springs hospital Mrs Shape
was formerly 0f sand Springs having
returned here lasi week 90 take charge
of q schoo. at Limestone she is a sister
Uf Nra ". u. stevens mother N the
J-year-oid boy who was badly cut about
the face by the accident. Mrs. Frye ana
Two children came horo from El raso.
Texas. fow days ago TO yisit relatives
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Harry Antrim Of Enid, Okla. was here
last week
Miss Katherine Hubbard viii attend
school at Tulsa this term,
Miss Pauline Small lH visiting Miss AZ.
mes Wawslcy In plNby this week
r G.. Mann ~ St Louls. spent several
DAYS in sand springs last week
George pole II improving after an opet.
alton IN the Grace Poole hospital
Miss Nellie Avon departed Wednesday
for visit with relatives IN Fayetteville.
Miss Anna Lacy o. Anadarko. has ar.
rived to resume her duties AA teacher
here,
Mr and Mrs Bcarry arc erecting new
bungalow In the 500 block ON Roosevelt
Mrs. J c. Jerome of Nashville. Tenn.
was business visitor In our city Wed
Hert Savers has been called 10 Kansas
on account of the serious Illness Of his
brother.
Mrs Horace Snyder of Little Rock.
Ark, arrived Tuesday Tor a visit with
relatives
Mrs Florence Atchison icft last Saturday
for Chanute. Kan. whore she visited over
Mrs castle Roberts and son. Emerson,
Of Tulsa. spent Labor day with Mrs Shy'
Miss Louise smith arrived last week
from California to teach in the sand
springs schools
Dr C. y calhoun. wife. ana four chm.
dren. returned Monday from their vacation
Bt Medicine Park.
Miss Marie Tompieton viii arrive hi.
week from Bolivar Mo. 20 teach iH thu
Junior high school.
Miss Margaret Hubbard will leave Sep.
tember % for Columbia, No. TO attend
the stevens college
Harvey Atkins will leave IN about two
weeks FOR the University OF Illinois, where
he VIII attend school.
Mrs ~ g. Euunels and children Of ress
e' kama has arrived fur several uuya visit
with her father hero
tCharles Stpldard lett Tuesday fcr New
York city. whore he wa. called by the srri.
GUS Illness NJ his wife.
Mrs 7. S. Launou ana daughter. Fran.
c"s. have returned frOm California, where
they spent tho summer.
Miss Ruth Williams returned the latter
rart of last week fryfi Barnesdau. Okla.
W here she viHited friends
Mir and Mrs T. H. Hubbard and dsurh
ter returned saturday from a two months
vacation In Tairmount Ind
Mrs Maulde N8Enor departed this week
Tor CantO, Ohio. where she win visit rel -
ives ana attend srnoui tnrHrowtng term
Mr.. and Mrs. shoemaker of Eldorndo
Kan. are hore visiting Mrs Haynes y.
Washington 81, and other friends for "a
week.
sir and mrs ". G. Bond - son of
blackwell, were guests IN no home Of
Mr. and Mrs C. C.. Evans ana son last
week.
Miss Amy Got'ry VIII leave september
t. for Norman. btln.. where she will nt.
tend the Oklahoma uuiyersity the com-
lur term,
MIR II L Hutchinson and children who
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Mr. and Mrs X. B Forrest returned
Saturday from Weeks visit with rel
atives Rt Hortshorne.
Mr. and Mrs. r. v MeMahan have te.
turned from several months stuy a' the
various points Of interest In Colorado.
W. r Harmon president or tho paden
National bank. Of Padru. spout few days
in Okcuah the latter part uf the week
George Nye Walker Stone and ia
Daniels LETT Saturday Tor saltwater. where
they will attend the A. y NJ. college this
year.
Mrs W ~ Ross returned 10 her horne
at Ada Wednesday after few days visit
here with her daughter Mrs. A.. NJ. bu.
prCe.
over from pkmJlgcc Thurs1Hy and spent
the hay among friends returning home
the same afternoon.
q. T.. Jones Of Egou and No riper o.
Byron. NJ. are spending wC'k In
Dkcmnh visiting friends and attending to
some business matters.
Dr. 2. p. Taylor of Prague was IN the
city the latter part ~ tho vcalt visiting
at the homes of his daughters Mrs Rob
crt Potter and Mrs a. T.. Wilson.
Dwight Henry drove over TO OImulgre
mother Mrs. r. ~. Henry. who had beoo
visiting relatives at Detroit and other
Michigan points the past month.
Mrs. g. l.. Moore. daughter Miss Alice
Mrs. @. !. Moore ono danghters, Misses
Alice and Mamie and son, Raymond, have
LOFT Tor Los Angeles. cat. where tney es-
pect go spend the wintor
Or L. NJ Potts supcrintendent of ~"
Oklahoma city district Ur the Methodist
Episcop'l church. win be- I'm Ok"wph sun
day and preach. he Cor'ps TO conduct tho
business meeting Of the fourth quarterly
several mcmbcrs Of tho local Eastern
star went to Wetnmk1 Tuesday where
they conducted the ini'iatory work fof
that chnpior the same night Those driv