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Al Washington Hotels.

New york arrivals at Washington
Hotels include:
The Wiliard-w. r. O'Reilly. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. ID. Green. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
7. Moss. ]. p. Mckenzie. NJ. B. Pierce.
T. f. Burdick. John Crosby Brown.
George W. Burleigh. J. J. Petit and
Hugh Connnr
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\. Y. US JUNIOR PROM.

The annual Junior Prom OF Washing
ton Square College OF New York Uni
versity will be held tonight at the
Hotel Gotham The patrons and pa
tronesses will be Chancellor and Mrs.
Elmer Ellsworth Brown. Dean and Mrs.
John r. Turner and Or. and Mrs. Rine-
hart j Swanson.
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Miss Sheila Byrne gave q small
luncheon yesterday at Pierre's. Among
her guests were Mrs. ". Deering Howe,
Miss Muriel Vanderbilt and Miss Vir-
ginia Ryan.
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Mss cox TO BE BRIDE TODAY.

Miss Margaret Riggs Cox. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Cox of Al.
bany. n. y. and sister OF Mr.. James
W. Cox, j., of ia East Eighty-fourth
street. will he married to Mr.. Bruce
Hogason OF Greenwich, Conn. to-day in
the park Avenue Presbyterian Church
There will ~ no reception.
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7RANK.-on Thursday. March ., 1922. Ma rr
c.. beloved wife OF the late William n
Frank. Relatives and friends are ~
vited 10 attend funeral services al her
late residence, IL Schermerhorn stree
Brooklyn. on Friday. March 8. at ="
r. NJ. interment at convenience OF famis
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WEATHER At RESORTS.

Following are the temperatures and
weather conditions reported yesterday
from Southern resorts Palm Beach,
81. clear: st. Augustine. -. clear !;
Ormond. 20. clear; Miami so. clear !;
Key West. II. clear: Nassau. Y. l.. rs,
clear: Aiken. s. c.. As. rain.
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Cats. Dogs &c.

LosT-lrish terrier. Patsy" lost fremont .
no questions. = LII, 253 East 1T6th ST.
fremont 3ie7-J.
LosT-wire haired fox terrier. female " o
black cars and one black eye; answers to
name Sally Reward IL returned 10 Or. 4.
L. SAUNDERS. 10 z. 0ist st. Plaza e0'6.
LOST-Sunday. Russian volfhound: answers
70 name Prince: white, with red mark
ings: liberal reward Coney Island 267S.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh d. Cotton are re-
cciving congratulations on the birth OF
daughter yesterday at l57 East
Eighty-first street. Mrs. Cotton was
Miss Helen de Forest Griffin. daugh-
ter of DR.. Henry A. Griffin. Mr.. Cot
ton is the only son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Leslie Cotton.
AIr. William Jay schieffelin. who ar
rived from Europe last Saturday. is at
the Plaza Hotel. Mrs. schieffclin and
Miss Louise Vanderbilt Schieffelin are
in Paris and will remain abroad until
June.
Miss Sheia Byrne gave small
luncheon yesterday at Pierre's. Among
her guests were Mrs. ". Deering Howe,
Miss Muriel Vanderbilt and Miss Vir-
ginia Ryan.
Nlr and Airs. George +. Fahys of
~ Madison avenue and Hilaire, Locust
Valley, will sail tomorrow for Bermuda.
Mrs Fahys is convalescent after an
atteck of influenza.
Miss Margaret Steward gave a lln-
cheon yesterday at the ST. Regis for
Mrs. Newbold Morris.
Jonkheer w. II. de Beaufort Coun
selor of the Netherlands legation, is
al the itz-Carlton,
Mrs. George r. Fearing Of Boston is
at the itz-Carlton, also Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson E. Perrin of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Roland y. Hartman
will start to-day for Overhills, \. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Church Osborn
who have been passing several days in
San Francisco, will leave there to-mor-
row for China.
Mr. and Mrs Peter II. 3. Freling-
huysen will return to Morristown. y. j.,
from Palm Beach late this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Pierpont Morgan re-
turned TO New York yesterday from
Jekyl Island, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Avery ID, Andrews are
at the Hotel Maryland, Pasadena, Cal.
Mr.. Charles Lanier will remain at
Jeky Island. Ca, until April.
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AUTOMOBILE STOLEN Essex, 1921. five
passenger touring. serial No. 60410O motor
no. 56ff6; numbers probably changed; orig
inaily painted olive: stolen February from
y. Johns place and Kingston av., Brooklyn,
y. -: $50 reward for recovery. Mechan MICS
a. Traders Ins. Co.. +. NJ. Crosthwaite, gen
eraI agent. 4a Join 81. 4. Y. O..
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M A r r / A G. E S

ALF%TrNE-KERNs.-D Julius ! Nslen-
tine and Mrs. Zola s Kerns announce
their marriage, on March ?, se22, Al New
Work citN.
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February -. 1922. At Chen
Ridge y. r., suddenly, OF meningitis.
Emily Cooke. wife or Charles Frazier
Maurice and daughter OF the late Robert
Frederick Wilkinson and Julia Cifforc
Wilkinson OF Poughkeepse, y. v; daugh-
ter-in-law OF Charles stewart Maurice
and the late Charlotte Marshall Maurlcs
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l. l E D
In Memorism.

In Mcmoriam.
Adrian Joseph NJ. Murphy. Louisa
Mulyany, Annie NJ piercy. Zachary =.
ACHARD.-Louis The Funeral Churcn
Campbell Building). Broadway. Goth ST.,
Friday. Y. NJ
AMES.-Suddcnly. Thursday morning, March
=, az her residence. 1904 Bedford av,
Brooklyn Edith May SNYDER Ames ~ hsr
Ames Notice OF services and lnterment
later. Leighton Pa) papers please copy.
BEr,r,-March .. 1899. Susan Res Bell Tu-
neral stephen Merritts Harlem Chapel,
504 West i2sth At. intermeut Chicago.
BROWN. Elizabeth p on February -, st
her residence. 35S 18th av.. Astoria pu.
neral Saturday, March 4. A. $50 4. NJ.
from her late residence: thence g -.
roscph's Church, Grand sv., Astoria ,
where Mass of Requiem will be offered
a. 10 A. NJ for the repose ~ her soul.
tn'erment rsirsrv cemetsrN
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wearing Apparel.

LOsT--On Tuesday, February IS. al Stern's,
black caracul flat muff. Reward IL re-
turned TO i0GT Madison av.
LosT-Muf tRollnsky fur on Friday. Teh-
fuary "a. vicinity 42d 81. and 18th av.. sub
antlal reward. o POPS Herald, Herald 50
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Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Wallace, who
have been the guests OF the formers
parents. Secretary and Mrs. Wallace,
at Wardman Park Hotel. LEFT yesterday
to make visits In Philadelphia and New
York before returning to Des Ncines.
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WASHINGTON.

The British Amba ssa dor. sir Auck-
land Geddes, expects to start IN about
ten days on q voyage of dis ;overy' OF
America crossing the United States for
the first time 10 deliver an address on
March 90 at the thirty-fourta anniver-
sary Of tine founding of the University
of California at Berkeley.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Wallace, who
have been the guests OF the formers
parents. Secretary and Mrs. Wallace,
at Wardman Park Hotel left yesterday
to make visits In Philadelphia and New
York before returning to Des Mcines.
Senior Don j. e. Lefevr,. Charge
d Affaires of Panama. is leaving Wash
ington this afternoon for he South,
and tomorrow night will speak al
Birmin CHAM. Ala for the Gorgas Me-
mortal
President and Mrs. % ,.idge will
have a visit soon from their TWO sons.
John and Calvin. Jr., who VIII have a
brief vacation following their mld-year
examinations.
Jonkheer w. n. De Beaufort. Coun-
selor OF the Dutch Legation. is in New
York to meet the Dutch Minister and
Mme Everwijn, who are due to arrive
aboard the Arabic.
Mr.. Warren Delano Robbins has been
appointed Counselor of the United
States Embassy in Berlin and will
leave for his post within the rext two
months. accompanied by Mrs. Robbins
The Secretary OF State :rd Mrs
Hughes. who have been in bermuda,
are expected in Washington IN Sum
day.
Under Secretary of Statc Fletcher
and Mrs. Fletcher will leave soon for
Mr.. Fletchers new post as Minister to
Belgium
Senator and Mrs. John 3. Htndrick
had dinner last night for Or. and
Mrs. Stanley Rinehart fMary Roberts
Rinehart.
Mrs Henry Wilder Keyes las left
for New York. where she will spend tho
rest OF the week.
Judge and Mrs. Clarence Goodwin
left last evening for brief visit In
N e
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AUTOMOBILE STOLEN. Buick 1922 five
passenger touring. model oa-35. four cylin-
ger. frame No. s068Is. motor No. s146s1
from i6i Allen st.. y. ~ c.: $50 reward
Tor recovery. Mechanics 4 Traders Ins. Co..
- ". srosthwaite. general agent 45 John
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Senor Don ]. e. Lefevr, Charge
d d'Affaires of Panama. is leaving Wash
ington this afternoon for he South
and tomorrow night will speak al
Birmingham. Ala. for the Gorgas Me-
mortal.
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HoUGHTkLING. G.-In Sharon. Coen., Ma y.
|. Warren Ransom. beloved lugband d
Funeral services at his late Sharon rssl
dence, March at 2 r. n.
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AUTOMOBILE STOLEN. Cadillac 1920, Vic
toria coupe. No. 500T06; number probably
changed; originally had green body with
black trimmings; stolen February . from
Madison AZ, and 42d ST.. ~ Y. c.: liberal
reward for recovery. Mechanics 4 Traders
lns. Co., II. NJ. Crosthwaite, general agent,
IS Lohn at \ Y @
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Judge and Mrs. Clarence y Goodwin
left last evening for brief visit In
Pinehurst. y. c.
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March I, Ruth Everett Ham
mitt.. Services Stephen Merritt's Harlem
Chapel 304 West 126th ST.. SATURDAY,. .
O'Clock.
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LOSI'-Certi:icate No. 1919. dated February
4, 1915, for one share Atlantic Coast Line
railroad Company Common Stock, registered
In the name OF katharine w. Baldwin and
carroll Baldwin, trustees under the will o.
Frank q. Baldwin. All persons are warned
against negotiating the same KATHARINE
W. BALDWIN. surviving trustee. Garrison,
galtlmore county. fd.
LOST-Envelope shape purse containing dia-
mond ring. unusual design. square setting.
about 81 diamonds, valued for sentimental
reasons; small amount money; automobile
license: liberal reward. RUSSELL, 40 River
side Drive. Schuyler 2f2o.
observation-disclosures tenvelope shaped). bead
bag. containing money, memorandum. pa
pers and checks. payment stopped on checks.
Finder may keep money but return bag and
contents 10 apartment 3. So Orange ST
Brooklyn
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HUNDREDS ATTEND BALL GIVEN
BY SHRINERS AT PALM BEACH,
Dance for Brigadier- General and Mrs. Douglas Mac
Arthur Also Attracts Throng Many Teas and Din
ner Parties Given at Clubs and Cottages.

City Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Fox, Meriden.
Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Diehl, Fort
Lee. n. J. Nj. and Mrs. Fl. Y. Peacock.
Philadelphia Or. and Mrs. Junius M.
Stevens. Brooklyn Mr. and Mrs. &. w.
Mcdonald, Nj. and Mrs. Lundley
Bracken. Mr.. and Mrs. William How
land Mrs. John Hilborne. New York
and Mrs. Annie A. Hyatt. Hackensack,
N j.
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MIAMI, FLA.

Special Dispatch 70 The New YORK HERALD
MIAMI, Fla. March 2.--Judge Morgan
!. O'Brien and Mrs. O'Brien and Mr..
James Butler OF New York, who have
been on a cruise to the West Coast with
Mr.. W. p. Murphy of Chicago on tho
yacht Thalassa. have returned To Miami.
Returning to-day from cruise on the
yacht Peggy were Messrs. /. Townsend
Burden, Jr Marcus DAILY and Philip
Durando. WHO went as far south as
Angel Fish Greek and caught thousand
pounds OF Ash.
Gen. Richard l.. Hoxie. l.. S. -. re-
tired. and Mrs. Hoxie entertained at
their winter home at tea in honor or
Mrs Clarence NJ. Bush and the members
Of the League OF American Pen Women.
MIR and Mrs Julius Fleischmann gave
o supper and dance for a party OF
seventy at Star Island Yacht Club to-
night
From New York at the Royal Palms
are Mr.. and Mrs. George Dobson, Mr..
and Mrs. James r. sheffield. Mrs. &. Il.
Perry. Mrs. G.. Hunter Brown, also Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. woodward, Brooklyn
MIR. and Mrs. I. B. Curtis and Miss Alice
Z. Curtis. Bridgeport.
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AUToMoRILE sToI.EN. s,ndenaker taon

AUTOMOBILE STOLEN, Studeoaker. 1890
five passenger touring, serial No. 325ss2,
motor No. 2021i: numbers probably changed:
original color Brewster green: stolen Febru-
arN y from 2l9 W. S1st ST., n. y. c.. 800
reward fol recovery Mechanics & Traders
lns. Co., B. NJ. Crosthwaite, general agent .
40 John ST., y. Y. c.
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JACKSoN.--At East Orange. y. j.. Februn \
IS. 1922, Francis whitney. husband OF I'll.
late Adaline Egbert Jackson, IN his SIS
year. Funeral services at his late rtsl-
dence, rs So. Grove 81. East Oran-s.
Saturday. March 4, at 3 o'clock
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Mrs Henry Wilder Keyes tas left
for New York. where she will spend tho
rest OF the week.
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Thursday. March .. 1922. Nance
Turner wife Of the late Charles Hal
Funeral private. az her late residence.
Hotel San Reno. 18th 81. and Centrai
Park West. on Saturday morning, March
4, az II O'Clock. Kindly omit flowers.
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Senator and Mrs. John 3. Htndrick
had a dinner last night for Or. and
Mrs. Stanley Rinehart tMary Roberts
Rinehart).
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vice-Pres sident and Mrs. 70 ,.idge will
have visit soon from their Two sons.
John and Calvin. Jr. who VIII have a
brief vacation following their mld-year
examinations.
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LOST AND FOUND.

AUTOMOBILE STOLEN. Nash 1891 five
passenger touring. serial No. 1925, motor
i,.,,J no 5sT2J ; numbers h probably ehsnses; orig
35s Fulton ST.. Jamaica. L. T.; 800 reward
for recovery Mechanics Traders 1ns. Co,
B. NJ. Crosthwaite, general agent. As John
St, y. Y c.
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JeWeIry.

LosT-A pearl necklace. with diamond and
emerald clasp. between 9TH av. about 3sth
ST.. OF Grand ST. and Pennsylvania Hotel /.
liberal reward. Call Pennsylvania Hotel
assisant manager.
LOST-Platinunr ring Feb 2sd size az
two rubies and diamond in center; libera |
reward; no questions. II. McALLISTEE
~ Riverside Drive.
LOST-A pendant Jade earring In entering
Carnegie Hall Tuesday evening, February
ss; reward, no questions asked. Telephone
Ilaza--l1..
gram -. NJ. M" Franklin Simon's OF
street between store and I'D st. and West
End ay. 2as West End ay.. third floor.
LosT-God ring. with large pearl. blacl,
engraving each side OF pearl; liberal re-
ward. Madison SQUARE 5o51. 5. HoEY.
LossT-sorority pin. kite shaped, outlined
With pearls; name on back: reward. Phone
SHELTON. Vanderbilt $50.
LOST Platinum wedding ring. Call Rector
5000. extension 1S3.
LosT-Kcys on gold ring and chain marked
Losr-Between i16th and 1Oed. sapphire and
pearl barpn. Reward. Cathedral $3.50.
800 REWARD.
I.o.t--A black and brick red enameled
vanity case, with diamond. on Saturday
afternoon. February IS. at the Arnbassador
Hotel OF on Park av., between 92d ann b9tI
ST. Return TO CARTIER. INC. s5s 18th av.
800 REWARD
fos return OF platinum and gold bsipin con
isining So small diamonds, lost February 81
between 4Jth and 12fst st. or IN vicinity o.
palais Royal Restaurant. BLACK. STARE
4 FROST. 9th av. and 4Sth 81.
$50 REWARD
for return OF platinum flexible bracelet con
aining ~ diamonds. lost February IS. be-
d; zen s6th and 34th SITS. A r. LEE g. co.
lNc., 10 William al
$500 REWARD
for return or diamond and sapphire bar pin
and other contents of silk bag lost February
H. between ssd and 46th sts. a. X. LEE &
CO INC. 10 William ~.
$500 REWARD
FOR return or information leading TO recovery
OF pearl necklace, containing 6T pearls. GOLD
arr.i clasp, set with chip diamond. los;
New York CITY during later part OF Feb
iuaty. MARCUS CO., 9th av. and 45th 81.
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Mr. William Jay Schieffelin, who ar
rived from Europe last Saturday, is at
the Plaza Hotel Mrs. Schieffelin and
Miss Louise Vanderbilt Schieffelin are
in Paris and will remain abroad until
June.
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Speciot cable 10 THE New YoKk HERALD.
Copyright, I9se. by Tur NEW YoRK HERALD.
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Under Secretary OF Statc Fletcher
and Mrs Fletcher will leave soon for
Mr.. Fletcher's new post as Minister to
Belgium.
The New York herald., 1922-03-03

Adrian Joseph NJ. Murphy. Louisa
Mulvsny, Annie ". Piercy. zachary '.
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.Tonkheer w. n. De Beaufort. Coun-
selor OF the Dutch Legation. is in New
York to meet the Dutch Minister and
Nine. Everwijn, who are due to arrive
aboard the Arabic.
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CHAPTER xLVI.
Jnrk's Luck Turns.

we all know how often things go
by contraries, how fate or luck as
tonlshes us at times by favo1ng US
when we least expect IL.
That day Jack Hunter wrote
large policy.
lilo had visited tho mans office
feeling very down-hearted, almost
unable TO talk. Perhaps this par
ticular prospect liked his lack OF
push. admired his simple statement
that no had come to insure his life;
however It was, Jack had gone from
that office with an application IN
his pocket that had II como before
he knew Helen's act would have re-
jolced his very soul But now he
seemed to care very little. Ho had
tried because from some source they
had to have money to live. Beyond
that be cared nothing. lie had mar
RED a shallow doll, instead OF
heip-mate. lie still loved her, he
couldn't help that, but he loved her
as one would n naughty, even bad
child who made you unhappy, yet
whom you could not shake off.
Should he tell her Of this big
policy.
"IIe may not pass the medical ex-
animation" he said TO himself yet
he knew he was good risk.
IIo asked tho general agent for
SO.
Glad 10 help you any time,
Hunteri Don't believe In It, but for
man who can bring in such poll
cies as that one you brought today
/ am willing TO stretch a point"
Hunter thanked him, yet felt he
was being patronized He knew the
agent got his as they all In the
office expressed II, and he resented
his tone Yet no had TO have money.
He hadn't even carfare In his
pocket neither had he left Helen
any for food.
lie stopped and took homo some
chops, and butter, also some fruit.
There was no one at home, and a
note on the dining room table read:
mo money! No food! Have gone
10 dinner with Gertrude Langdon.
Come and get me about 10 o'clock
or 1 shall, have 10 borrow OF her to
get home. She took me in her car.
Ia -ta---Iielen."
Jack cooked a chop and alto II,
then sat down to walt until 10
o'clock. He had not thought OF
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HELEN HUNTERS HUSBAND
BY Jane Phelps

Helen going out--she went out often
nowadays 1t suddenly occurred to
him. He was glad she had gone
with Mrs Langdon. He couldn't
have endured her questions, and he
was almost sure they would quarrel
again. He would bring her home,
and get into bed at once before there
was time for hard words.
Would 10 o'clock never conner
Finally he Judged II was time TO
20. When no neared the house he
heard music, and hesitated on the
stoop before he rang the bell. lie
hated the thought OF seeing anyone.
lie pulled himself together. rang
the bell, and when tho maid came
asked that she tell Mrs. Hunter her
husband was waiting for her.
you must como in. Mr.. Hunter"
Gertrude Langdon appeared in the
hall. II shan't take no for an an
swer." Before Jack realized what
had happened she had helped him
off with his coat, and led him into
the living room where Helen and
two or three others were playing
some new records on the victrola.
II made Mr.. Hunter come in"
Mrs. Langdon told Helen.
III you can make Jack do any
thing you are wonder--anything
TO have a good time, mean.r Helen
| answered.
"Nonsensel You like a good time
as well as anyone / am sure!" the
handsome widow said looking at
Jack.
AT the right time. yes" he re.
| piled. Ill at ease.
"Hes too old-fogy for anythingr
Helen broke in. not disagreeably
just stating a fact.
Then 1t Is time we broke him OF
the habit" Gertrude Langdon re-
piled, introducing him to the others
who had smilingly listened to this
| passage OF arms-amused that gay
laughing Helen Hunter should be sc
| frank.
II was 10 o'clock before Jack got
| Helen started for home.
did you get my note?" she asked
in mischevious manner.
| yes"
where did you get carfare? You
told me you didn't have It,"
II asked Drake to advance me
another ten. ] brought home chops .
II was n sort OF an apology; bu
remained unnotlced.
Tomorrow-War to the Knife
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I'prcvclI Paris

Bishop Edwin -. Muu2on ana
family are being rendered quite a
number Of social courteAios on this,
the eve Of their departure for Nash
villo, Tenn, where bishop Moulon
Will he stationed hereafter In the
South Methodist field. The congro-
CATION of Boston Avenue Methodist
church will give an informal rocep-
tion for them on Saturday evening
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
II. Gardner on South Owasso. ghe
Methodist ministers and their wives
OF the city will be hosts at n lunch
con in Hotel Tulsa also on Saturday
honoring them. ON Friday evening,
Judge and Mrs. Frances ". Dlllard
will entertain at dinner In honor OF
Bishop and Mrs. Mouzon and during
tho week they will bo guests OF Mrs.
Don Hagler at luncheon and Will be
guests In the Hagler homo for tho
week END. Misses Mary Josephine
and Thelma Langdon Mouzon Will be
guests OF MIR. and Mrs. Lee Clinton
for the weekend and Will leave the
first OF the week to visit In their
former home. Dallas. from which
city they will go TO Nashville to join
their parents.
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NEGRO Roy is RIGHT HEIR
Youths Title 20 Valuable Estate
Found by Accident.

Special to The world.
oKEMAH. May 31.--rhe appoint
ment OF Ira NJ. Moose as the guar
dian OF John Arthur Lampkins, a
little 9-year-oid negro boy. by the
county court on May ~ as tho re-
suit OF a long struggle to regain 400
acres of land in Creek county. which
II In claimed he was about to lose
by fraud. The investigations COW
by accident that tho boys owner
ship was discovered.
Suits viii have to be filed In Creek
county to remove clouds from the
title before tho little negro boy viii
be In full possession, through his
guardian, TO his farm. which. be-
sides being good agricultural land,
may have a great value as oil prop
erty In the near future.
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Dinner pnrty.

Mr.. and Mrs. Rex s. Walker and
q number OF their close friends were
entertained at dinner last evening In
tho home OF Mrs. Walkers father
Mr. Eugene Lorton and Mrs. Lorton
in Irving place in farewell courtesy
20 Mrs. Walker. who with little Mar
jorlc Mae. the young daughter IN
the Walker homo, left at midnight
for Wnlla Wnlln. Wash, and other
points in that state to spend the
summer with relatives. Mr. Walker
will join them late In the heated
term and will return with them In
Tho autumn.
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TEACHERS ON THE SCATTER
Instructors Seek Inspiration at the
Summer school Sessions.

SpecIaI 10 Tho World,
WEIGH, May 3I,--A general ex-
odus of school teachers took place
Sunday and Monday. Former
superintendent Blackburn left for
saltwater to take postgraduate work
at A. Il NJ, college.
The following loft for Tahlequah
TO attend tho summer term OF the
Northeast state normal; superin-
tsndent and Mrs. M. G. Bevens
Misses Dora and Cassie Mills. Sarah
Linihan. Ellen ana Catherine O'Con-
ner. NeynA Billelo. Fac and Mabel
Clark, Coy Williams, Lawrence Holt
Fay Gorton. Renelm Grindle and
Robert Burrows.
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HouoriuR Visitors,

The Una Poe club entertained
the ladies' who were here Tuesday
with their husbands for the state
postoffice convention, throughout
the day In very cordial manner.
The morning was spent with the
multitudes a. Rose Hill cemetery
when loving tribute was paid by the
club also visitors IN laying flowers
on the grave OF tho late Mr.. j. II.
McGee. who was superintendent OF
mail at tho local postofficc prior TO
his death last spring. In the after
noon, Mrs. McGee opened her home
for n few hours 20 these friends
who enjoyed an informal program
of readings and music after which
refreshments were served, this en-
tertainment was followed later by
an automobile ride over the city.
The entire convention and the ladies
In the party were entertained a.
Sand Springs park in the early eve
ming which was followed with a ban.
que. at Ed Woods cafe.