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line. thence over the state primary road
90 or near Festus. thence south over dcs-
iEnated state road through OF near Ste.
G"nevievo, Pcrryyiile and jackson; thence
south over state primary road to or near
H8ytt. thence south over state road to
tho Arkansas state limo near Holland, also
from or near layti a connection Is 70 be
made west Of kennett. thence TO the Ar
kauHas state line near Cardwell.
s. From rredcrlcktown south over the
state rold through or near Sylvia, Popla"
ulutfs 10 tho Arkansas state line near
NcolyNille
q, From Rolla south over state road
through or near Licking. Houston. ca
hool Willow Springs, West Plains to the
Arkansas state line near Thayer.
T. From Hannibal north over state road
through or near Pamyra and Canton to
the Iowa state Inc near Keokuk
y, From kirksville north over the
state road through or near Lancaster to
tho Iowa state line, alAo from Macon
south to MCberly
. From Marshall northwest over the
state road through or near Malta BEND,
Wavcrly, Carroliton and Chilltcothe
thence over state primary road between
thtlliuuthe and Trenton, thence north
through or near Princetos 10 tho Iowa
state limo near Lluevillc.
10. From 81 Joseph north and north
east over the state road through or near
savannah, King city, Stanberry and Beth
cny, thence north to tho Iowa state line.
H. From Maryville north to the Iowa
state line. from 81 Joseph TO south end
Of the concrete pavement near Faucet
IL. From Moberly northeast over state
road through or near Madison and Paris
70 a connection with a state primary road
near Monroe city.
to bowling Green ON the state primary
road
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-23
Careless Shampooing
Spoils the Hair

Soap should be used very careful
IS, ~ you want 10 keep your hair
looking its best, Most soaps and pre-
pared shampoos contain too much
alkali, This dries the scalp. makes
the hair brittle. and ruins IL.
The best thing for steady use Is
Mulsitied CuCoanut oil shampoo
(which is pure and gveaseless), and
Is better than anything else you can
use.
Two or three teaspoontuls of Null
sified In n cup or glass with a little
warm water Is sufficient 10 cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly, Sim
ply moisten the hair with water and
rub II in. II makes an abundance
OF rich, creamy lather, which rinses
out easily, removing every particle
OF dust, dirt, dandruft and excess
oil. The hair dries quickly and
evenly, and IL leaves the scalp soft,
and the hair fine and silky, bright,
lustrous, fluffy and easy TO manage.
You can get Mulsifled cocoanut
oil shampoo At any pharmacy, it's
very cheap and a few ounces will
supply every member OF the family
for months BE sure your druggist
E!Hss Ye9 Observation-Disclosures
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-23
Freckle-Face
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How to Remove Easily.

Here's chance. Miss Freckle-
face. 10 try a remedy for freckles
with the guarantee OF q reliable con-
cern that IT will not cost you penny
unless II removes the freckles; while
II It does give you a clear complexion
the expense Is triflins.
Simply get an ounce OF Othlne-
double strength-from any druggist
and a few applications should show
you how easy IL is 10 rid yourself OF
the homely freckles and get a
beautiful complexion. Rarely IS
more than one ounce needed for the
worst case.
Be sure 10 ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine as this
strength is sold under guarantee of
money back II 1t fails TO remove
tTeckles-Advertis
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to BE Used
In Forestry Campaign

HONOLULU, r. H.-Army air
planes have been pressed into sorv-
leo hore 60 assist tho territorial de-
parimcnt OF forestry in tho rofov-
ostation OF certain inaccessible dis
triCts IN the mountainous country
back OF the United States military
reservation at Schoncld barracks.
The mountain districts which are
hcing rctorrsted are so prccipltous
that the forostors have been unable
TO get IN TO do their work An ap-
service forces on oahu resulted In
the loan OK several planes, which in
favorable weather fly over the
sleeper gorEcs. while tree seeds are
dropped hy members ot tho forestry
staff, who are taken along as pas
aDuEvrs.
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Crop Conditions Are
Promising in Seminole

Special TO The world
WEWOkA July 22.-Crops In
Seminole county are more promls-
ing than for many years past. The
recent heavy rains may cause dam
age. but It is the opinion OF farm
crs that, except along tho bottoms,
the injury viii be but negligible.
Tho wocvils which we're so preva-
lent IN the cotton fields two weeks
ago, have practically disappeared.
and the cotton raisors are beginning
again TO feel they may make crop,
Corn is the heaviest yield in the his
tory OF the county, and with the re-
cent rains is made, Small grain crops
have been harvested ana saved and
excellent yields were rpurtcd.
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Beauty Secrets
by Bessie Love

'rhe secret ot beautiful complexion "a
the proper care OF the skin" says Bessie
Love, that well known stage beauty. Now
"a the best season 81 the year TO lay the
foundation for beautiful complexion. Any
cleanse the skin, and pERwILLO (Which
comes In shades, Flesh, white. RrunsttaN
. sss.iit, H. over one million girls and
women use pERWlLLO in place Of face
powder because it Is more lfe.liks and
stays on II makes anyone look many
women Ant we'll known actresses favor
these products, Their popularity speaks
volumes for the results they give. on sale
and Druggists everywhere Your money
hack ~ you are not pleased The Quaker,
nSnL .-------------------------
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Vanity Causes Death
Bride-fO-Be in Silesid

LONDONDERRY and too-tightly
laced corsets caused the death of a
girl at Gronau, Silesia, Just as her
wedding was about 10 begin.
Her fiance was waiting on the
steps OF the church and called to her
10 hurry The girl started 70 run.
when she was few feet away from
her prospective husband she fell
dead,
\ doctor who was hurriedly sum
monod made an examination on tho
spot and announced that her death
was due 10 too-tightly laced corset.
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sas city, thence south through But
Ter, Nevada, to Joplin.
From Hannibal south through
Bowling Green, the fourth roadway
cXtcnds south 10 WantzWllc. where
II connects with the cross state
highway. south through Fcstus. DE
Soto. Bonuo. Torrc. Pennington,
FrCdcriCktown. Cape Girardeuu,
Slkcston, Now Madrid and Carruth.
orsvillo.
The ftth hogins with tho Buch-
annn county line through Cameron.
ChilliCothC, BrookfiCld, Macon, to
Hannibal. with direct primary con-
noction from Chillicothe north TO
Trenton,
Many Extensions,
From Macon It extends north to
klrksVillo. Another extension Is
from Cameron south To Excelsior
Springs and another from Andrew
city, along the savannah roud, north
10 Maryvlllc.
Tho sixth primary road extends
from Springfield to Scdalia. north TO
Marshall. intorsecting with the Kan
sns city and -, Louis road between
Scdllia and Marshall.
Tho seventh primary road begins
At Rolla, extends TO jefferson city
north to Columbia and on to Mo-
bcrly.
In connection with this there are
~ federal primary highways to be
linked up with tho seven state pri-
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abolish many things the state now
has and would stop all good roads
Improvement work and the building
Of new structures At the various in
stltutions asd he would abandon the
claims TO be an efficiency and econ
omy program which educators say
would wreck the service which the
educational institutions are now giv-
ing the state
Backed by Tax League.
McNeal has a good many social
list tendencies although ht does not
subscribe to that party and does
not 60 nearly as far as the socialists
demand. McNeal has the indorse-
NEST of the Taxpayers League,
which Is opposed To any public i'm
prOvements for the next few years
and ls pledged to cut down every
public expenditure. Fred Knapp is
opposed 20 nearly everything the
state has done in recent years and
would abolish them and cut down
expenses,
Both tho women candidates got
into the race to see how general the
support OF some personal ideas
might be in Kansas Miss Pettigrcw
thinks Kansas ought TO have light
wines and beer and let up on the
enforcement Of the anti-cigaret Jews
Mrs Mowry Is urging the support OF
many special laws and Is opposed "a
changing the prohibtory laws in
any way
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-23
Paris Bans Fees for
Use of Park Benches

PARIS. July 20,-As tribute 10
the shopgirl. the "midinet'e' ot
French literature. fees for the use
OF seats in municipality controlled
parks have been abolished during
the two-hour "deieuner' period
from II TO 2 o'clock. Effort IS be-
ing made TO obtain the same priy.'
lege for the lunching shopgirl IN he
nationally controlled parks--ths
Tuileries tho Jardin des plan,ss ~!
the Luxembourg.
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ally, morally, temperamentaIly ~,
spiritually strong enough o. en,,,
with equilibrium this wine Of s,T,
cess, which at an earlier date. ma,
have set her reeling.
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I AIDES $1,000 REWARplI nos.

lively guarantee my great Sue
cessful Monthly" Compound. Safe
ly relieves some OF the longest, most
obstinate. abnormal cases In 3 10 S
days No harm. pain or interfer-
ence with work. Mail s2.Oo; Double
Strength $500. Booklet free. Write
today. Or. T. A. Southington REM
edy Co., Kansas City. Mo.--Adyer-
tisement
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Crook Who Posed as
King Reported Dying

BARCEI.ONA,-AntoHio Lluslay
Busi. international crook. who
passed himself Off as tho King or
spain and cashed checks in banks
the world over, has been removed
from prison 10 a hospital here, He
is sa'i g ec ay.G-, Busi mas rscn
married seven times and has sew
eral times escaped from prisons. lie
Is only S2 years old.
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dates has yet made any declaration
"n the prohibition is7uC, except In
the cases whore II has been declared
II dead" issue.
Frank Kcllogg's stand Is known as
dry" Mrs. Anna u. Olosen Of Clo-
quct, senatorial nominee OF the
democrats. rs avowcdly dry"
The Washington times., 1922-06-20

ineton. with their sons, Burke and
Paul. and their daughter. Jean.
left town yesterday by auto for a
visit in Indiana and Illinois. after
which Mrs. Summers and little
Miss Summers will 90 10 their
home In Waila walla, Wash.
Miss Fay Brennan entertained
at tea sunday 5or her guest, Miss
Liias Hayes, Of Cleveland. Ohio.
M. ID. Purdy. formerly United
States district attorney at Mime
apolis, MINI. Il stopping at the
BURLINGTON Hotel during his stay
In Warrington.
The Washington Alumnas Chap
ter OF Kappa Alpha Theta will
meet this evening Mt S[o'clock at
the home OF Mrs, w. G. Dean. 721
Webster street.
The Washington times., 1922-06-20

This Croquet Set consists Of
s sh-inch mallets, made of
hardwood. and balls: full set
of wickets. pins. Set Is known
as our No., 2x. Special price
for tomorrow's selling Sl OK
81.
This set IL equal to anything
r that we have ever offered Tor
$7.46,
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-06-20

The charge d'affaires OF the lega.
ton of Panama. Senior Lefevre. will
leave today for Chicago, and will
make an address tc.'c~-1w at the
Gorgas memorial dedication. He viii
return the end of the week.
Leander Mccormick Goodhart, of
the British embassy. entertained at
The Washington times., 1922-06-20
MISS LOUISE N. cuuP
lWEpS JAMES r. CAN'T

sThe marriage OF Miss .Lonise Mar;
garetha Cup, daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. c. e. CUP, to James +, Can't
took place saturday afternoon. Tune
10, al 2:s0 o'clock, at the Trinity
Lutheran Church. the Rev H.
Schroeder officiaung MIR. Miller
played ths wedding music and Miss
kanode sang 70 Promise Me- The
bride. who was given In marriage by
her father, was attended by Mrs. B.
Ray slough as natron OF honor and
William p. CAN'T acted as his
brothsr's best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. CAN'T LEFT imme
diateiy following the ceremony for a
wedding trip and WIN be at home
after gpiy at the Westerly apart.
msnts. .,
Mrs. John w. Summers. wife OF
Congressman Summers of Wash
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Philippine Mission
Feted by De Veyras.

The Resident Commissioner Of IN
Philippines and name. Jaime G. a
Veyra entertained at dinner has
evening at Wardman Park Inn IL
honor of the Philippine parliainen
tary mission, which 10 headed r.,
Senior Manuel L. Quezon. presiden
of the Philippine senate, and Senn
Sergio Osmena, speaker Of th
Philippine house OF representatives
The members of the mission In
cluded Senator Pedro Guevar.I
Senator Antero Sorfano, Senate,
Santiago A. Fonacier, Senator Cefe
rino de Leon. Senator Te0doro San
diko. Representative Jose q. Gene
roso. Representative Guillermo r
Pablo. Representative Pedro Abad
Santos, Representative Celestinc
Gallares, Representative Vincente
Lanes, Representative Juan No
lasco. Representative Emilio p.
Virata, Representative Proceso Sc
bastian, Secretario Of the Interior
Teodoro M. kalaw, Secretary OF the
Mission Jorge 3. Vargas. wenceslao
Trinidad. collector Of internal reve-
nue.; Jorge Bocoho. dean, college OF
law. University Of Philippines; Mex.
limo NJ. kalaw, dean, college Of lib
eral arts. University Of Philippines;
DR.. Antonio q. Sison. University OF
Philippines; DR.. Jose Albert. Uni.
rersity OF Philippines: DR.. Justo LUX.
ban, former mayor OF Manila; Gov.
and Mrs. Maxine Rodriguez, Of Tay.
abas; Mrs. Manuel L. ouezon. Mrs.
Teodoro Sandigo. Mrs. Teodora M.
Kalaw, Mrs. JIsto Luknari. Miss ca.
talina Santos. Miss Gloria Santos,
Miss Carmen Albert, Miss Natividad
Albert, Mr.. Leonardo Osorio ana
Mr.. Arsenic N. Lug.
The guess invited to meet them
were Speaker and Mrs. Frederick II.
Giliett, Senator Gilbert M. Hitch.
cock. Senator and Mrs. William H.
King. Congressman and Mrs. Frank
M. Mondeil, Congressman and Mrs.
Philip r. Campbell. Congressman
and Mrs. Horace NJ Towner, Con.
gressman and Mrs. Finis j., Garrett.
CONGRESSMAN and Mrs. Edward j.
King, Congressman and Mrs. Joseph
w. Byrns, Congressman and Mrs.
Louis c. CHAMPION, Congressman
and Mrs. John L. Nolan. Congress.
man and Mrs. John Z. Baker. Con
gressmaf and Mrs. Milton W
Shreve, Congressman Leonidas C.
Dyer and daughters, the Misses
Martha and Katherine Dyer, Con
gressman Stephen q. Porter, Con
gressman. Frank Murphy, Mrs. Guy
p. Campbell. Commissioner Isauro
Gabaldon and daughter. Miss Teresa
Gabaldon:, Commissioner and Mrs.
Felix Cordova Davila. Judge James
+. Smith. United States Court OF
Customs Appeals; Gen. Frank He
Intyre, Gen. and Mrs. Harry II
Bandholtz, Col. and Mrs. Charles c
waicutt. jr., Col and Mrs. wiiliaG
C. Rivera, Col. and Mrs. Grant T
Trent. Mr.. and Mre. John II. Small
CONTINUED on Page 49,
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Mrs. John w. Summers. wife OF
Congressman Summers of Wash
The Washington times., 1922-06-20

The minister Of the Dominican re
public F-,ilio c. Joubert. entertained
at luncheon Yesterday at the Willart
In compliment to the director genera
Of the Pan,American Union DIR. Lei
g. Rowe.
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Miss Katherine Mackay
To Wed Kenneth O'Brien.

The engagement of Miss Kath-
crime Mackay. daughter Of Clarence
H. Mackay, to Kenneth UBrien.
which was announced yesterday in
New York, is Of great interest to
Wsshingtonians, for Miss Mackay
visitor here. Mr.. O'I3rien Is the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan J. O'Brien,
The Washington times., 1922-06-20

The retiring Russian Ambassador.
Boris Bakhmeteff. who has been
at the ST. Regis Hotel, New York.
for a few days, sailed for Europe
today on the Berengaria.
The Washington times., 1922-06-20
Vice President Attends
commencement at Amherst.

Vice President Coolidge has gone
70 Amherst, Mass, to attend the com.
mencement exercises at Amherst Col.
lege, Of which he 10 graduate. and
win return to Washington tomorrow.
He spent yesterday in New York.
The Washington times., 1922-06-20

luncheon yesterday at the shoreham,
Mrs. John Joyce Broderick. Of the
embassy, and Miss Gladys Hinckley.
-
Mobile Tommaso Assereto, third
secretary Of the Italian embassy. will
sail today aboard the Berengarta
on leave. .n..
Mrs. Howard Sutherland, wife Of
Senator Sutherland, and her daugh.
ters left Washington yesterday after.
noon for Elkins, w. Va, where, the
marriage Of Miss Virginia Sutherland
and Or. George Marshall viii take
place on Saturday evening.
- .-.
Lees to Give House
Party at Eileins. a.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Lee will en-.
tertain a house party at Gracelands,
their home at Elkins, w. Va, over
the weekend, their guests heIng
friends OF their son. Henry Lee. The
young people will be present at the
marriage Of Miss Virginia Sutherland
and DR.. George Marshall Lyon on
saturday evening. .a .~...ta ..s.
Mrs. Lee attended the commence
ment exercises at Vassar College, at
which her daughter, Miss Ellen
Bruee Lee. was a student.
One of the prettiest OF the grist Of
June weddings will take place this
evening In st. Margarets Church
when Miss Katherine Marriott
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Crittenden
Marriott, becomes the bride OF Lieut.
Wilson Burnett Higgins, Corps Of En-
eineers. U. 9. A. The ceremony will
be followed by q small reception al
the home of the brides parents for
relatives OF the bride and bridegroom
and members Of the wedding party
II will be q military wedding. Lieu
tenant Higgins being attended by q
group of his brother officers. Mrs
David st. Pierre Gaillard win be ma
tron OF honor and the bridesmaids
will be Miss Mary Louise johnson,
Miss Jane Carmichael, Miss Mary
Bowdre and Miss Emily Coke Nor
gan, OF Norfolk. ....-
Lieutenant Higgins win take his
bride to st. Louis for the summer
months, having been detailed to tenn
porary duty at the nearby civilian
training camp. In the autumn they
viii go TO Camp Travis. Tex, for sta
don.
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DIR. Sac Sails for England
To Bring Children Home.

DR.. Leo 8. Rowe, director general
Of the, Pan American Union, enter.
tanned at luncheon today in the
annex Of the Pan American building
for Alberto Gutierrez, former minis.
ter Of foreign affairs Of Bolivia.
The Washington times., 1922-06-20

valley. Raymond Felker, brother OF
the groom, will be best man.
In the room where the ceremony
will be performed palms. ferns ant
pink roses bank the riiantlepiece be
fore which the wedding party wi
stand, and large baskets OF sprins
flowers win Adorn the other rooms.
Miss Kathleen Braitmayer. u
Ridkway, N. j., win sing "a
Dawnine" preceding the ceremony
and Mrs. Marie Humphreys Little
pianist, win play the wedding music
At the reception following MIS-
Roberts and her daughter. Mist
Beryl Roberts, viii assist the br'n
In receiving the guests, Mrs. Ropr
wearing q handsome gown OF dali
blue georgette trimmed In satin. wi
corsage bouquet OF sweet pear
Miss Roberts with wear flesh -colore,
georgette beaded In. crystal bead
and q cluster Of sweet peas.
Mr.. Felker and his bride will leay'
for their wedding trip early In thi
evening. the latter donning for tn
journey q cape wrap Of velour a.
larrne. On their return they vii
make their home In California street
where they have taken an apartment
-
Col. ana Mrs. Augustus C. Ma
comb, who are going abroad TO-
the summer, will sail tomorrow or
the Mongolia.
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FcIker-Roberts Wedding
Event Of This Afternoon.

The marriage Of Miss Coral Rob
erts, daughter OF Judge and Mrs,
William Thomas Roberts, and Ste.
phen r. Felker. OF Washington and
Dalton, Ga, will take place. this
afternoon at the home Of the brides
parents in Kilbourne place.
The ceremony will be performed
at s o'clock. by the Rev. Clifton <
Ray, pastor of Mt. Pleasant M. e
Church. in the presence OF a small
company OF friends and relatives and
will be followed by an informal re
ception.
The bride, who will be given In
marriage by her father, will be un'
attended. She will wear a becoming
costume of dark blue canton creps
beaded in steel beads. with a smart
black hat Of satin and braid trimmed
with q feather on one side. The
gown Is fashioned on loose lines, with
panels falling below the hem on thu
sides. She win wear a corsart
bouquet OF orchids and lilies Of tn,
The Washington times., 1922-06-20

OF New York ana sou'na'p'o"'
Miss Mackay is the sranddaughter
OF Mrs. John w. Mackay ana the
late Mr.. Maekay, who lived Tor
many years IN London and Paris,
and consequently her engagement
has an element of internationai
interest, She was graduated from
St Tim6thy's School In Catonsville,
Nd, and her formal introduction was
made during the summer OF 1918 IN
Southampton. where her father nad
the Breese place, the Orchard. Tht
party for her debut. Will, one OF
the most picturesque ever given
here, was simple owing TO the con.
iitions In this country JUST aftcr
the close Of the war.
During the war MISS Mackay
organized large surgical Class "
connection with the Mackay unit OF
the Roosevelt Hospital. U. B. A.. Base
Hospital No. is, and which was one
of the first OF the large hospitais 20
do duty overseas. She also did can
teen work during the war Tor the
Red Cross and Knights OF COLUMBUS.
She also has been much Interested IN
the activities Of the JUNIOR League,
OF which she has been member
since her debut. and for the last TWO
winters has worked at the New YORK
Hospital. Miss Maekay's younger
sister, Miss Elltn Mackay, was intro-
duced to society last winter, ano her
brother. John William Mackay' h
now at a preparatory school:
Mr.. O'Brien was educated AZ ihs
Newman School and was graduates
from Yale In 1917. While at yale ne
was a member OF the Scroll and Key.
After graduation ne ATTENDED the
Fordham Law School. where lie re-
ceived his degree In law, ana now "
practicing his profession. During tne
war he served overseas as captain OF
the 30sth Field Artillery. seventy
seventh Division.
Mr.. Mackay and his family now
are at their country place, Hsrpor
Hill, where the marriage OF MISE
Maciay and MIR. OBrien VIII be ceie'
brated early next autumn. Mr.
Maclkay and his family VIII 80 70
southampton about July 10. wnere
they will be at the Shields VIVA In
Great Plains road. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Elihu Root. tr., have
taken Miss Swayne's log CABIN IN
the Art Village at Southampton:
L, l., for the summer months ana
win take possession the last OF
June. .n-
Mrs. Charles L. Frailey. and her
son, worthington Frailey. viii go
to New York tomorrow. whence
they will sail on Thursday lor
Europe to pass the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. DUPONT
have rented for the season cot.
taee at Southampton. l.. J., or
which they will take possession on
July 1.
Can't. Leo James Erler and his
bride, who was Miss Frances Smith. |.
have been honeymooning In the
Berkshires since their marriage on
June 9, but have now returned TO
West Point. where Capt. Erler 10
stationed. .. =.
FcIker-Roberts Wedding