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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
Jewelry.

LOST-Bar pin. platinum. set with &c small
diamonds. lost Friday, October 10, on train
from Northampton. Mass arriving at Grand
the station or Biltmore Hotel. Reward for
return TO JAMES JAMESON 366 Broadway,
New York.
LOST-Lady's wrist watch initiated M. r.
p" evening October II. on 9th av., be-
tween Gath and i2d SITS. Reward. POWLE-
SON, 232S Woodwork Bldg.
LOST-In Larchmont Park, diamond mono
GARTNER. 20 Stuyvesant av.. Larchmont
LosT-AIonday. Oct. 10. sapphire and pearl
crescent brooch: liberal reward. Apt. 3l4.
300 w. 49th st.
LOsT-Diamond earrings, from Peekskill.
N y TO Grace Church, Broadway and
1911 ST. Reward ID. w. TRAVIS, 1921 Park
4. Peekslsill.
LOST-Brooch, a KIT. diamond Monday,
vicinity 145th-151st SITS. Reward. BONNER.
720 Riverside Drive. Audubon 7270
LOsT-Monday afternoon. in taMeab. lady,r
cigarette case. Reward. Call columbus e333
LOsT-sunday afternoon, sapphire bar pin;
reward Call Plaza 1902.
LOST-Black silk ribbon collar, pearl slides
set in black enamel; reward - r. 92d
800 REWARD.
for earring. solitaire pearl. with a small dia-
mond at top, platinum mounting, lost Tues
day 9TH av. shopping district Return to
BLACK. STARR & FROST. 4Sth st. and
9th av
Wearing Apparel.
LOST-Brown fox scarf on Goth st. station,
eth aV. subway, Tuesday morning. Re
ward. Phone Academy 430s. evenings.
Dogs. Cats. &c.
LOST-Three weeks ago. German police dog.
hole In left ear, and black Scottish terrier.
without collars; reward. LADENBURG
ESTATE. Westbury. /. l.
LOST-Police dog (female). on Tuesday
afternoon, wearing collar marked Hoffman,
Darien Comm license attached G. l..
HOFFMAN, 24i East 6lst Suitable reward.
LOsT-Dog, Pekngese, brown and blank
Central Park West. Reward. STEVENS,
30 West 67th. Phone Columbus a15s.
LOST-Dog. Central Park West. Pekngese.
brown and black; reward. STEVENS, 30
w. 6Tth. Phone Columbus Obs.
500 REWARD-Police dog, answers name
French, no collar. lost October g, North
Arlington. n. j. Phone Chelsea $3.50.
Found.
FOUND-Sum of money. Phone Academy
45jJ
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LOST AND FOUND.

BEADED BAG. containing money, lorgnettes,
Saturday night, goth Century taxi; reward.
Write Mrs. II. MERZ 240 West 18th st.
500 REWARD.
Lost-Black MORE bag with monogram con-
tanning cigarette holder. taxi from Colony
Restaurant. BOLLES. Columbus 1879.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
At Washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
The Wilard--Mr. and Mrs. j. Il.
Mayer. Messrs. J. Westerfield. w. +. M.
Watson. NJ NJ. Marcuse, G.. +. Hayden,
r. p. King, S. Hamlin. II. 3. Carman,
A. r. Whalen and Henry Anchester.
The Shorehan-Messrs. r. ID. Morrill,,
Eric Joseph, d. A. Buckley, Jr., and
Arthur G.. Hays.
The Washington---Mr. J. A. Bower.
DR.. John y. Buehler, Messrs. Sanford
Becker. George J. Frick, Edward
Hughes, I. c. Hoagland and y. b. Whit
come
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WASHINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence wilson returned
70 washington yesterday from New
York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
IN AND OFT OF TOWN.

Miss Avis Hillsman. NJ Richmond,
gin!a Beach
Mrs. 81. Randolph James. uho has
been a guest at tho Waldorf-Astoria.
New York. for tho past week. is now
visiting her cousins Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Lancaster. al their cottage a,
Atlantic city.
Mrs. Frederic Il. Borlok returned
Yesterday from California where she
has been for the uast four months
Captain James n. McClenion. sui
phmr Springs Texas and CAPTAIN
Thomas Jefferson smith Greer. s G..
have hccn guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
!. Herbert Mercer. 2o"i Hanover Ave-
nue.. during Reunion Week.
Miss Edna Herndon had as her
guest for III" reunion Miss Annie
Hatty, of Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Crcnshaw. OF
Westhamptou. leave today for a
motor trip TO pittsburgh. Cleveland.
Detroit and Chicago returning to this
city late In July.
nue.. who has been a patient AT Rat
tie Creek Sanitarium for the past
month. viii return 10 Richmond with
in the next few weeks
Major .. Y. oliver. Of Halifa>
county. has been spending few
DAYS with his daughter. Mrs Mar
shall Vaughan. Of West Franklin
street.
Mrs. Ernest u. Crawford. az Har.
risonburg, who has been the CUES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25

Strong natural maple frame.
broad rockers, double split seat.
Nice enough for any porch. Spe-
cial, as long rs they last. H1.0s.
Other Porch Rockers With Arms
at Reduced Prices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25

bride OF John Livingstone. OF this
city. The ceremony was performed
at III o'clock Saturday. June Il. by
Rev. George T. Booker. pastor OF
Monumen, Methodist Church. owing
to bereavement In ,ht family 81 the
bride. only members OF the irnmedi-
ate families were present. The bTidc
was g"wned In gray Canton crepe.
with hat Ia match. and wore a cor
sage bouquet of orchids. Her only
attendant. her sister. Mrs. Robert
Massey Bullock. wor" a froCk of orr
child organdic and carried 4 bouquet
OF lavender and pink sweet peas.
The brides brother. kenneth NJ.
Davis. acted a. best man. Mrs.
James Alfred Courtney. Jr.. sang AT
Dswning" before the ceremony. and
during the ceremony Believe Me IL
All Thos- Endcaring Young Charms"
Immediately after the wedding MIR.
and Mrs. Livingstone left for A
Northern tour. and viii be a; home
TO their friends after June - at zoo,
Floyd Avenue
Attending Wedding
Misses Dorothy and Frances Rlke
have left for Clifton Forge Ia at
tend the wedding Of Miss Aline Muir
ray, classmate Of Stuart HALL
Later they will 20 20 Charleston. w
Va. for an extended visit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25

show presented recently by the
North Richmond Post OF the Amer-
can Legion. viii he given Monday
evening. June 2s at s.l5 o'clock in
the auditorium OF the barton Heights
school. instead of Jun" 30. az /, has
previously been announced. As
many persons were unabl. 10 gain
admi;tancc to the first performance.
on account OF the crowd all unused
tickets Of that dat. viii he accepted
"n Monday evening.
The east includes: premier ends
Ed Williams. George WoodaIl;
comedians. 'i!uck" Jones. "Mealy'
'rutcih"ld. 'Pcany" Peas.ley
'Gravcyard'' stephens: soloists. ROY
.. Mann, John DOYLE" Karl W. Camp
bell g. u. P.asel-y Jr.: chorus
Percy carr. rag" Beck. Edwart
Richardson, Julian Watson. Thoma,
Armstrong. Carter White; intcrlocu.
tor. g. -. peascl-y. .Jr.: musical di-
rector. q. Bright Kcck.
LirinKstone--DnNi..
a quiet wedding was solcmnize
In the home OF Mrs. Halle Catlin
Davis. zoos Floyd Avenue. when nc,
daughter. Grace Rlanton. became the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
Rockers, Chairs,
Settees, $50 Off!

odds and ends OF Rustic Hickory,
also complete sets or single
pieces Of kalteX Fibre and
Woven Chinese Grass suitable
for indoors as we'll as the porch.
at onc-fourth less than regular
prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
GREEN WOOD

Especial :" The Times Dispatch
GREENWOOD. VA. June a4-The
Greenwood House has again opened
It's doors for tho entertainment OF
summer guests, S"odly number al
Was coming from Richmond and
Norfolk. This season bids fair TO
welcome many. Among those who
nave registered are MIR and Mrs. F.
/. Caru'h. Meridian. Miss: Mr.. and
Mrs II. n. White. Roanoke. MIR. and
Mrs George Trahm. WashinEton: !.
\. Mcknight. New York: W. stuart
tanes' r j, Wagner. Richmond Mrs
u. T. Sinclair. Cha rlottesviIls. Dane
Ing was enjoyed on tho evening OF
June -. and on July tho annual
opening dance viii No given
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25

er-in-law and sister. Dean and Mrs.
Theodore F. Campbell.
Miss Elizabeth Woolwine and Miss
Josephine Groseclose have returned
TO their homes here from Martha
Washington College. Abingdon.
Mrs r.. Il. Price. Miss Mamie Kess-
Ter. Miss Gertrude Brown. Anne
Brown and Rcbecca Price. are at
tending the state Convention OF
Christian Endeavor In Newport News
this week.
Professor Thomas Smythe. OF
iiampd"n-S sidney. is at the home OF
his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Ellison 4.
SmYthe, for the vacation.
Mrs. lmogenr Austin. Of Richmond.
is visiting her son and dauEhter-in
law. MIR and Mrs. Vernon c Austin.
Mrs. Y. r. keister returned this
week from a visit TO her parents
MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Dinendall, at
Frederick. Md
MIR. aud Mrs. William w Arga
"rii- and MISS Lois Argahrlte left
tuesday FOR a "trip 20 Detroit. They
VIII return 10y motor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25

low was carried out IN the refresh
ncuts
The guests were then ushered In
~" parlors, when the youngest
rrandda tighter. li'ti. Elizabeth Har-
rison Turnhuli. entered carrying
Whit and yellow basket flied with
beautiful gifts FOR IN. Cci"bran,
sin" children and eleven grand
children were present. The ont -of-
own guests we're Mrs l. +. Spatig
Mr.. and Mrs s. H. Short, NJ and
Mrs. J. NJ. f:inor-, Mr.. and Mrs !,
=. SNOW. Mr. and Mrs : H. short.
Jr. Misses Drh.iia short, Elizabeth
I:lm"r" aud Virginia Snow. M.ssr.
iachnrh k.lmUr" ana Jack Snow. ~
i.awf"nc"viI!". Mrs irhy TIrnhuii
and children. lrhy. .Ir.. AMI Elizabeth
Harrison. ~ i!nydton: M-ssrs Lee
land short. Richard short AMI 7.
Milton Eimcr". ar Petersburg. and
Mrs. g. =. Dahney. Tn. RichmOnd
guests w.r" MIR and Mrs Percy l.
'rca'h and sons, Irving and Rich
ard. Mr. and Mrs. A. +. cr.aih. Cap
tain and Mrs Finders Dickinson. Mr..
and Mrs. fnd"rs Dickinson. Jr. ami
daughter, Anne. and Mrs. Rufus
Freeman.
,nnunI tummrncrmrnt.
Exercises incidental to III" annua,
commencement Of Mrs F:arman's
school OF Music. Al fhimhoraZO
school auditorium Thursday night.
were fully enJoyed by = large aud
ono" OF friends Of the institution.
The program embraced twenty-nin.
numbers, many OF tho pupils dis
ulaNing remarkable talent in pre-
S"nting some of tho most difHcult
classical pieces The numbers were
from the works ~ such artists a.
Wcck"r!y, Fieidh"us". I.anee. Kellar
pnenbach. Drumh"llcr. Sousa Cob
racrrs. Liszi. c;oedcli.r. Wallen-
haupt. be Weir. Mendci ssohn Cay
'ortctt. q VOL known entertainer.
gave number OF humorous read
iucS
Thos" who took part In the exer-
ciscs wer" Mimi" Green. Della Gihhs
Mabel Marion. Beatrice Green. r.l'Z-
ahrth shank. Vcrncl!c camden. Doro-
thy Alexander. Fiji. Hnllady. Lena
Crahtr"e. Ra. Tenant. Clarence
Jennings. Phyllis Dunn. Dora Green.
Frances Porter. Mary Harrison.
blanche Jordan, katherine ELLIOTT
l.inwood Bail, I.inwood Adams Rosa
lie Brantley. Irene Oakley. Pauline
Green. Elizabeth Tucker, Anna Mae
Nelson. Alma Ma1ey Catherine
Hughes.
Wedding In the Fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baghy announce
the enEa ement OF their daughte.
Louise Elizabeth 10 Thomas Philip
Mathews. The wedding will take
place in the fall
Second Performance Of Jazz Revue.
The second performance OF The
Jazz Revue OF 1922" the minstrel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
BLACKSBURC

Hl.ACkSRURG. VA. June "a
Professor and Mrs. William r. Ellis
ana their children left Tuesday to
spend two months at Ocean View.
'olonei j. :. a. johnson. professor
OF mechanical engineering in the col
lege. spent several days this week in
Richmond
Professor and Mrs. Claudius Lee
ana John Henry Lee have gone to
their camp in Craig County. for the
summer.
Mrs. Robert c. Pierce. Of Char
iottesville. is the guest Of her broth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25

shower hounuot ~ B-ide rosa. AID
lilies Of INC valcy ~ 90 80.
csuph, wi,h n,,nc. ,'a.s, go
was yiy.n H., ,r.,,y -
bro,b.r ,sbcr ~ it,, ~
n,Iy .,,crd.,, , 60. XIX
.lI az ,ht.f. VI ~ q,
rns,.-',.,,,,1t So"h "i
"'"'f" "'E"hhi" ana picture
,ns.s ~, h.,,, -"
decorated ,sith palms aud c,lhed,-,l
'ahdles
Tn. pr,or,.y hy,
,I,ssu,, H. L-
,,a A., ~ ~
Y # ~
- fhIf' - - performed
M CEREMONY. !mm"din'-iy following
"'h MT ana Yrs. Jockey l"r To-
I"t i"a. After July 10 they viii be
y" ''''Ne Avenue
''ri Tor N"r'h~rn Trip.
Mr. aud Mrs Wsl,., e. r.t,i,. 4,
2lt" Floyd Ay.uuc ,ru,,,,, 81,
inHrr!ag" az Their d,ucb,.r r,.t
Louise, To John NcGh.u,i. r,oh;n.n
Of Glad. Springs. which innk ni.r.
Saturday. June II In w,sbl,..,
the prcs-nc.. of relatives ana
Rev. John Mitchell oiIri.,tur III
and Mrs Robinson left fnr , vor.h
"rn trip. including Wasbir.,nr
Ph!lad"lphia. New YORK ana ,.t,t
city. and viii be AZ hon. ,f,.r IN
at 2l=o Fioyd Avenue. Nrs q a.,
br"v Terry sister of The hrit. raro
isc"iian.n's shower last Erin, 4.
night, when Charles Richards Tar,y
dressed as Cupid. distributed the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
Just One Application
and the Hairs Vanish
tModcs of Today.)

harmless. Yet very effective.
treatment is here given for the quick
removal Of hairy growths Mix
enough powdered dclatonc and water
TO cover the undesirable hairs. apply
paste and and after . or : minutes
remove. wash the skin and the hairs
have vanished. one application usu-
ally is sufficient. but to he certain of
results, buy the delatone In an origi-
nal package. Mix fresh as wanted
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25

The Association of Methodist Wo-
men for Social Service wila- meet
Wednesday morning al 1880 o'clock
~ Centenary parish house. Miss Sa-
ran Roller. Of the Juvenile Court.
VIII address the association on The
i'rohiem OF the Unframed Girl" So
'ihi service reports for the second
quarter Will lie brought In AT thi,
time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25

The Dorcas Class OF the BARTON
heights Eaptis; sunday school will
meet Monday evening at s o'clock. in
the HON" OF Mrs. g. j. Crowiti. SOl5
Garland Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
WOME>'S MEETING.

There viii be a called meeting Of
the board OF managers or Sheltering
Arms Hospital Monday morning at
IL o'clock at the hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
WEEK OF REST AHEAD
AFTER GREAT REUNION

Pupils of Miss CoebiiI.
The pupils OF Miss Minnie Cogbill
gave an interesting plano recital at
Sticm Hall. June II. At SIS o'clock.
ia" program was ms follows:
In Maytime tl2 hands, Eggeling
Lucille Price. Mary Billings,
ii"I"n Dickie. Helen Sublctt,
Elizabeth Cottreli. Virginia
Nrmitagc.
Burl"suuc Oriental .... Boysen
Elizabeth cottrcll
Pomponctic ..............Du rand
Virginia Armi,age.
Dream Dance ............L Luck,
Mary Billings
Coming "f Spring . EEgelin9
Lucille Price.
The Faircst Flower 8 hands).
Ina and Myra I.arlncc.
IN Rank and Flle..........S Spindle;
Helen pickie.
Country Life ...............H uerter
Lydia GRIMM.
Military March ........... Sar,ario
William Cooke.
Myra l.aPlacc.
lsylnhs and Myxtcs G2 hands,.
80. -..............-... Schytte
poro,hy Cookc. William
Cooke, Lydia Griffin Fran
COS Lisbon. Grace Ashton.
Virginia Mason Grafton.
i'e"'"'" ,..',...i,....,, 'koeeiin
h""n Subi'o.
virginia M'so" Grafton.
H'"ooSI"" -.-.'..- ..l"th
=, FRANCES '"S""n'
H''hN' ..'--.'--'.'.'. '.'.'.''.' 'p"V"uH
'fac" ashton.
'''""'N" u, - M.h"r .''''- Hpih"'fr
i'"r"thH Cooke.
f"''Nn ''' No. 80, sonar "sh"a
W" E"'"' hl'lihsS,
"n" h''''""," hah'S) Spross
,''"S" i''urh' an" MISS rear! "a'".
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RI, .,I,,,I r,, :. ~
dIr,i,c cb..oI ,rill ~. -l,c nay,
WEDNESDAYS on ia. peneaIr,fr. c,r
nus Dinner VIII t.. scry.d from :
o'clock an ,rt ,u.ri,I auusoue,,,
h,yc h.,p n,,y;t.d r,r ~ rhIidro,
There VIII L.. o;ncr at,rnc,lnps for
tn. older people. In. uubuc Is in.
vi-cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25

OF Air. and Mrs. Rountree. OF Park
Avenue. has returned TO her home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-17
WALL STREET SEES
COOPERATIVE GOOD

OKLAHOMA CITY-That Wall Street
has come to realize that cooperative
cotton marketing associations are a
real factor on the mraket is indicated
in comment in a recent issue of the
New York Journal of Commerce.
"Co.operatice associations loom mp
as important factors in the future Of
spot prices and of spot trading" the
Journal states Every many farmers
have sold enough cotton to pay their
debts and now they are sitting back
and watching They believe that high
er prices are coming. They were told
some time back that they might get
25 cents If they held their cotton. They
refused to do it. They saw 20 cents
and took it rather than the - cent aa'
vance offered by the cooperative 1s'
sociations. Now some of them are
sorry. And they hear 80 cents pre-
dicted. They are not so skeptical
about 80 cents, it is said as they were
about 20 cents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-17
Mr., Wolkerton Entertains Tor Little
Daughter

Daughter
Mrs II. W. Wolverton. zoo d ~ W.
entertained Thursday with party for
her little daughter. Eta Jane, who eel
ebrated her fourth birthday
The home was decorated with chry
santhemums and marigolds. In the din.
ing room the Thanksgiving suggestions
were carried out \ white birthday cake
centered the table with four pink can.
dies on it.
The little guest were presented with
pink caps In the prize contest Little
Timmy Wilkes and katherine Craig
were the winners.
Mrs. Wolvcrton was assisted by Mrs.
Hugh West, Mrs. c. A. Sessions, Mrs.
Richard Brown and Mrs. Bill Allen, and
her sister Miss Nancy Criddle.
Little Eta Jane was presented with
many beautiful gifts.
Many games weer enjoyed after
which an ice course of pink and white
cream and white cake was served in
the dining room.
Those entertained were
Charlne Garrison
Mary Louise Chisholm
Maria Jane Hall
La Verda Sessions.
Berry, Mae and Clarence Brown
Virginia Rose West
Virginia Hancock
Margaret Gripon
Katherine Craig
Thomas Lathrop
Frances Joy F'rensley
Betty Lou Barnes
Yevonne Blunt
Margaret ledbetter
Ruth Franklin
Mac Barnes
Hugt and Joe LELAND West
Tommy Wilkes
John j. Sigler
Thomas Robert Frensley
Billy Cornwell
Marian Wolverton
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-17
TWO PRYOR STARS
UNDER SUSPENSION

PRYOR. Okla-Idols or no idols. the
stars Of the Pryor high school football
squad cannot jump the leash and
throw a party while ON a game trip
TO another town. say the local high
school heads
The game ON Friday with Bacone
college at Nuskogec threatens a can
celment due to the kicking out Of school
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-17

Of two Of Mentor Hogan's star football
PLAYERS. Keyes. husky lineman, ana
A. Ballenger. the big tackle, TOOK
French leave while at Nowata last
Friday and did not return with the
team TO Pryor. And when they did re-
turn they found that their services had
been dispensed with at the high school
Efforts will be made today TO secure
q conference with the school heads for
a reinstatement Of the prodtgals, 50
that the trip to Muskogee can he made
on Friday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-17
Circle Six Meets With Mrs. Meveieh

Circle six Of Broadway Methodist
Church met November Il at the home
OF Mrs. Guy McVeigh. End ave y. w.
with Mesdames Ida Alexander and Me-
Weigh hostesses.
Mrs. Whitehurst conducted the deNo-
tional closing with an earnest prayer
for the work of the Chruch as a whole.
Mrs. Winfrey took charge of the bus
mess meeting during which business
the circle decided to feature Christmas
dolls in their booth for December TO-
and in which all circles of the Metho.
dist Church will participate. 1t was aIos
decided to have a fish pond for tne
Juvenile visitors at the bazaar. At the
end of the business meeting the hostess
es served dainty refreshments.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-17
"CASCARETS" CONSTIPATION
Clean Your Bowels Stop Sick Headache, Dizziness
Colds, Sour Stomach, Gases, Bad Breath

Clean your bowels-thcn feel fine!
Enjoy the incest, gentlest bowel
cleansing YOU ever experienced by tax.
ing one or two candy-like Cascarets
tonight They physlc your bowels fully.
An the constipated waste and sour bile
win move out of the bowels without
syiping or stirring you up. There will
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-17
Ga
nf&ocietX.
sSgN&N( Nz--=====
surprise Party Compliments Nh,

surprise Party Compliments Mrs.
Nerrick
Mrs Everett kruoscr entertained a
.op of trdguI- Wednesday evening
ID dinner bridge parity and kitchen
lwcU for Nr Ward Ncrrick, who
- before her marriage last month.
Mss Ethel Ibud
.hry@n.h,mms and ferns were
d to decorate the rooms. At the
.ucluson of the dinner which was
we'd u seven. the honorec was pre-
tied with "a number of useful gifts
her Kitchen.
N the games Of the evening Miss Ell
Dickson won The high score prize
the ladies and Mr. Glen Cornwel
.m the gentlemen's prize
Three tables i'm the game were form.
.- Mr. and Mrs. AIerrick will reside in
new home which is being built in the
Graham oil field,
I: = :.
The Woodmaus Circle will meet this
evening at 1880 for a REGULAR business
Getting when am initiation of candi.
...os win De held A social hour will
..aoW The business meeting. All officers
.I The drill team are urged TO attend
Mrs. Boy Bowman, 7lG Hargrove
,hWost has been critically All for
past several days but was reported
t.a morning as resting.
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GRIMES GOLDEN APPLES-NO\,
ie THE SEASON TO EAT THEM
10y \ BON FROM YOUR GROCER.
1862
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CHEMICAL EXPLOSION
RESULTS IN ONE DEATH

NEW YORK.-One man Is repor'eo
To have been killed and several mum
ed i'm an explosion at the chemicsl ~
boratories. at Havemeyer Hal, Coiuni
ba University Friday.
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NiIsc'NC '''N 'N'- '"''
Ohs ol the most 'i-"ti'i ''' '-N '
talrs oI the ran season Was SVEN
terday at the nome "l -''3. = ~. ''''',
o-' MeLish avenue Ni'''i
Bailey ana MIS- heL" were I'-l''
esses' Twelve lauie il lhe 7'll'oa
formed.
IN lhe rece4Nlhs INC WIZ" .'.'
Is We're Mts' I0ul O-'t anu
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MO oI 'm''1o' ..r
latrance roses I'D O''o-7
pink We're a''i3'.'.eF ~.'"'7'' ''' On,
ory baskets aAo "Ise s"'
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other hot mouse towers "- ".l'''''
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several rooms sil'H "'oC''''''7 ,..
when We're piesyH''" ''' ''. , ,,..
ble laVors' aoueu 1o ',' -.''
oi the oecoIaIoI'S' +''
course CARRIED OUT "' ''''" '''''' ,...,.
was served VII" ''' wv
? con.
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prano voice ana WHO ''''7 VI -.
several Iau'o Cu"'', ~ -,
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by Iost anu 10y '"' '"'''' we
tonKa' pN n''Is'u''
In the eai''7' "' ''''
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cut glass Se' "S l's' p''@' ''-'
r. pale received 'i'' V.'1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-17

THOSE FANCY YELLOW GRIMES
GOLDEN APPLES. FIFTEEN DOZEN
TO THE bon. FOR S2al. 1859
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nANCI<C SrUoot

PROF. G. ~. RUCkER. or FORT
WORTH II ORGANIZING \ SCHOOL
or DA\tI\G At llGts y. WASHING.
TON. ALL THAT DESIRE DANCING
i>STRj CTIO\S ENROLL At ONCE
GIVING PRIVATE MD CLASS ~.
STRJCrlONS. Don't WAIT. PHONE
GIL. loo
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GRIMES GOLDEN APPLES-BUY
THE MBN THE Bon FROM YOUR
GROCER. 1872