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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-21
All Makes of Batteries
 are Welcome Here!

Some drivers of cars not equipped with Willard Batteries think they ought to go to the service station that sold the battery. Not at alli
 AS
 The safest rule is to go to the place that gives you the best attention, has the most skilled workmen and seems to be most on the job-the place that deserves the title of Battery Headquarters.
 That's the kind of battery station we have always run and always expect to run. Come in and we'll show you how near to 100 per cent we are in skill, courtesy and promptness.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-21

T. W. Matthews, who are the third generation of this firm, the business having been established by their grandfather.
 CUTTING OFF THE LAST WORD From Judge.
 Arehaeelogists have recently been puzzled over tho finding of the head less body of an Egyptian princess in an ancient tomb. It seems that the question as to how the lady lost her head is important in archaeologic circles.
 Tn certain Oriental countries 1t is customary for the head of the house.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-21

were with him. The woman vote was almost solidly for the former forester. due to general aversion on the women's part to machine picked candidate.
 The Pinchot following, in fact, was composed of all the disaffected ele- ments in the state, with number of the most influential and resourceful county leaders who seized the op- portunity to array themselves against the governor.
 Indications at present are that the "old guard" will stand behind Pin chot in the November campaign. and in order to maintain their own To- cal leadership will work their ut most to roll up an overwhelming ma jority for him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-21
Bv A. n. REDBURN

Don't Ltart acros the street until you see that vehicles are going in the same direction which you intend to go.
 Don't hesitate when you start but keep straight ahead in straight line. A driver will know then just how to drive to prevent personal in- Jury.
 Don't cross the street at any place except a regulation street corner ani never 'cut" the corner
 Don't step off of street car or out of another car without first look ing back to see if there is a vehicle approaching you and before you alight be sure that the driver of any approaching vehicle has 1t under con trol.
 Don't ever pass from behind n street car toward the opposite side of the street. You can not tell when
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

Lattimer Baker OF Tulsa spend the
Weekend with Raymond HoIcomb, 1890
Thomas II. owen OF Oklahoma city has
returned home after spending several
Mrs. II. u. Page. 1915 okmulgce avenue.
left Tuesday for Springfield, Mo, whore
she Is visiting Mrs Mike Jskowskt.
Mrs. Harold fhristner Of Little Rock.
who has been The. guest OF Mrs. Roy Vann.
1905 Boston avenue, has returned home.
The Musical hrts society enterta.ned
Sewers. a beautiful program was rem
Mrs. Chester II. Peoples entertained DR..
Valeria H.. Parker Monday evening win
a beautifully appointed dinner At her
home. Rose Tower.
Stewut EissinEton 2l5 South Thlr-
toenth. arrived Wednesday from tho Uni
versity ~ Oklahoma to spend a few days
with her parents.
drcn, 9l2 North Fourteenth, left Tues
day for pittsburg Kan, whore they Will
make their future home.
Miss lebecca Butt, col North mir.
teenth, Is spending the weekend with her
parents. She win return Monday to the
University Of Oklahoma.
BISHOP and Mrs. Theodore Payne Thurs
ton Of oklahoma city are the week end
guests Of pr. and Mrs. D. Hutohings
white, b2g North Thirteenth.
Mics Virginia CoruiCk u Evansville, m,
rived sunday TO be the guest 81 Mrs.
Fred Fleming ass North Thirtecnth. ana
60 be o member Of the Reese Fleming
MIR. ana Mrs. Fred Fleming tss North
Thirteenth. announce the engagement and
approaching marriage OF their daughter
Fred to Francis Reese. The wedding
win he a social event Of Wednesday, Feb
ruary !.
In honor Of Bishop and Mrs. Theodore
Payne ThuTston OF oklahoma city. a
beautiful reception was given at the rec
tory Of Grace Episcopal church FRIDAY
evening from S TO II o'clock. About 200
! persons called.
Mrs. Fred brown, 7os Terrace boule-
ward entertained with. one Of the most
delightful affairs % the week, when she
gave a o'clock luncheon Wednesday
] honoring Miss Fred Fleming a brlde-to-
be, and Mrs, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Green, a
recent bride.
Tho MONDAY club presented vial W.
Garesche. Judge of the Juvenile court OF
81. Louis, at a luncheon at Hotol Sewers
saturday. The Judge gave = splendid
arising out OF hts own wide experiences.
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GoNtA NtINs
The story Tellers league was enter
aimed at the home OF Miss Carrie Il.
Thomas. SIS North Third street. Monday
rIght. Despite the uufavoIable weather
egodly crowd attended. Refreshments
-fo served after the regular meeting.
Mrs. Earle Roman entertained the Sat
priay Bridge club at her home. iO5 North
dnlectable ] O'Clock luncheon was
.1rved lust before tho game. Mrs Harold
Robinson aud Mrs. II. H.. Van Patten re-
kn unusual form Of amusement for
ponct cts young people was INDUCED IN
Monday night wheh they enjoyed q sleigh.
TIs FOR a couple % hours. returning TO
ibe home of Allen Riley, where they en-
ioysd to the utmost delicious refreshments
witch were followed by dancing
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. kreider. 800 South
Lake street, announce the arrival ~ q
baby glri ut their home whom they have
named betty FRAMES. Mr. and Mrs.
FIank Ulln. 22t West broadway have a
nov arrival In their home and the name
- .eted for this young miss n Dorothy
Glen l.. wigton was elected president OF
he newly organized mems chorus OF the
FIRST Presbyterian church Monday night.
when plans were completed Tor the begin
ming OF their work. NJ. X. Wrinkle was
named vice president; George Huuschlidt
srtrotary; g. w. Ahischwede. director. and
W x. LeRscrt, organlst.
The home Of Mrs. W. 4. Moncrief was
he scene 81 a pleasant gathering Thurs
day afternoon when she entertained with
o'clock bridge luncheon. Sweet peas
we're used most effectively for deCora-
s.uo OF bridge. Mrs. J. Il. WOODWORK
second. and Mrs. J. NJ. Harmon the COM
ISOLATION.
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work club we're the ruests Friday after
noon OF Mrs. IouuiFuu ot South Maple
street. In q miscellaneous contest which
furnished u part OF the entertainment
Mrs r. ". sweeney was VrlGo wtnnet hnN
was presented o. u'rCo 10 nIuny lace, IhO
club member presented Mrs " . Horn
don. past secretary and treasurer q hand
painted plate Ia appreciation ", i've Year,
IN office. Mrs Carter and Mrs, III
petoEiot we're guests 81 the meotint Thv
neNt session viii be hold In two -weoks
with Mrs. LumIey at the home " Mrs
hrrudnu.
Mrs IT, l. shirley, Mrs. Sam shradar
Mrs. L. n. TrcElct and Nra Nutus 81
White entertained tho members o. thg
fidelis, rhilathcs aud uarnca clRsfoa N
the Baptist church with a musical At th'
home ~ Mrs SHIRLEY tuesday evening, \
profusion of puttcd p'auts5 cut flowers and
ferns we're the kcy note ~ the Riecgretons
Artists Appearing upon tho ahlondld pro.
gram we're Mrs Helen Gcrett Cows. AMI
Mr. Cpyy " TULSA, Miss Frances HUT
Miss Katherine Nuruett and Mrs. Mamie
Ilyuo. In the diuiuE room Misses Mary
katherine Parks, Helen Lipucumo, WI
muth rtitchett. Armcdn hutchinson.
Merle Knip and Mira " u Mathis pte
sided 81 the scrying tables whore 100
HupNfH wpre served. Il
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Mrs. Leonard Furnas IL visiting in
Charleston, ". Va, with her parents
George Y. Southard Monday evening.
Mrs. G. r.. knapp was hostess to the
West Side Bridge club this week.
Mrs. Frank Greene entertained q mum
her Of friends at bridge Tuesday evening
Joe NJ. Kendall Of Perry. visited at the
home Of Dr. and Mrs. W, l.. Kendall this
Miss Maybellc Johnson lott on sunday
ior chicago, where she will take UP KIN
Miss Dora Reid gave a pleasant infor-
MAJ party honoring Miss Murrow, whose
wedding was an event ~ the week.
Miss Murrow, 2 bride Of the week, was
entertained at the home Of Mrs. Nelma
Geeslln with a miscellaneous shower.
Mrs r. n. Cole was hostess to tho
club az luncheon this week. Mrs,
Ear Howell avs an additional guest.
20 thcir home In Thomas, after a pleasant
Iisit a. the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Airs, l. Newly entertained at luncheon
a honor Of Mrs, Jack Freeze Of Dallas.
leNas. An Informal afternoon visiting
Miss Hess Bradley Of Enid high was
,,huscn FOR the highest office in the Blue,
Blue Violet chapter Of Enid at their first
meeting All the offices were filled.
Miss Ruth whltson left Saturday for
Denver where she VIII spend tho re-
mainder of the winter visiting In the homo
% her uncle, Frank Frantz and family.
Mrs. Fred Miller WIS hostess to the
Pleasant Hour Bridge club entertaining.
besides tho members, Mesdames Horace
Love y. Il. Deneen and A, Hasklns.
Another new rock club has been or
Faulzed and will be known as the Cha-Ra
gluh. They were entertained on Wedues-
9d9y evening at the home Of MIR. and Mrs.
A number Of guests were entertained at
NE home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. g.. W. Barber
a. dancing party given complimentary
10 Mr. Clarence Barber OF Buffalo, N. Y,
VINO - their guest,
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FbNH
attack Of ru. ~" D"
Miss MARY .votsva spen, the wcek
az inc Joe Marak home.
- Ihomas Of route 1 was confined
TO his room this week.
Lutte Melba J, Lunsford has been under
hsulcal care tho past week.
Bernard Cooper of Mounds arrived
Monday to visit friends here.
Nrwt Hayes ana daughter Myrtle visited
friends nero sunday afternoon.
AIRS. /" T.. Crimmer Of Chandler IL here
as a guest ~ tho charles Crimmer homo.
three days visit with relatives in shaw
nee. " N"'"
Lum Hayes and family are now mt
nome IN the Mary Goodcll property In East
}. W Mcclure or r5ute l. visited sun.
Gay IN the home Of Mr., and Mrs. Elroy
W. o.. Hcrndon spent from Tuosdey 10
W Wednesday afternoon with his brother. ].
Albert votova arrived home Wednesday
from a three weeks visit with ID
'rS M5 NJ NJ at wirt o.m
Oklahoma city are here for an extended
visit at the II. A. Gawthorp home
Mrs. j l.. Bailey OF Union district spant
WEDNESDAY At tho home Of nor mother,
Mrs Ransom warner. here I'm town.
Grandma Mayes arrived Monday from
New Mexico. whero she had been visiting
her daughter for a period OF several
Jim Belt. st.. Is now In New Mexico
for the purpose OF lookinE over the land
which Will be open for homosteadcrs In
Guests at the r. r. wnloughby home
sHnd3y wcrs NJ and M ? = WI
loughby and son Kenneth.
Mr.. and Mrs. clyde Harrington and
daughter l.ouella were entertained az tho
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.. Hcrn-
don sunday afternoon.
Miss Eula GHwthorp Of route = IL nt
THIS week - substitute teacher
In the public school there during the III
ness of her cousin, Mrs, Earl GHwthorp.
Guests at the II. &. Cartwright home
Sunday were Mt. and Mrs. q. II. Mayes
wright ana Mr.. ana Mrs. o. &. Cart
wright Of Sparks.
Mr. and Mrs. i Z Herndon were
sunday evening from 7 to 0. Music wa,
the main feature Of the evening, Mrs
Lewis acting AZ pianist.
We are Informed that Elmer Gcntr,
Of Phoenix, Ariz. Is IN a serious condition
from rheumatlrm OF the heart. caused
by losing three fingers Of his left hand
while employed with an extra gang IL
His mother, Mrs. Bin Gentry Of Meekor
left Immediately 20 be by his bedside. n,
was a former resident Of this place.
Mrs. Tom Geeter died at the shawne,
hospital sunday morning from smallpo,
and other complications. Mrs. 0oetel
J. Mayes Of this place. She was borr
July 10, 1854, at Van Zant, Texas. anc
was united Ia Tom Geeter In 1905. ~
this union we're born seven children. nv.
md one last spring In shawnee hospital
Mrs. Goeter had been n member Of tn,
baptist church for 10 years. She lesycs
besides her children, Il husband and
host Of relatives and friends to mourn he
loss. We extend our sympathy to tn
bereaved family.
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ALTON.

u =. Hubbard. W. y. Hamilton. i. o
Btars and y. Jackson have been serving
1r thc jury during the past week.
vs. V. Hamilton Il remudeliug q house
lt uIs place, making It into a hye-room
bunR.Nw with modern improvements.
Anf1n Woody recently returned from
N extended trip TO points In the west,
Including San Francisco and Los Angeles,
winter at Lakeland, Fla. whore he Is
operating a cafeteria and has built up q
A II smith, y NJ. ruser. @. O. Shep-
herd, ". 7, Smalley. J. J. Hubbard and
g. +. Ftiebrown had business IN the
county seat Friday.
the Crowcll store SATURDAY. AZ which they
disposed Of bread. cakes, dressed chicken.
etc. to good purpose and with fair
Mr. and Mrs, j. u Mitchell recently
enjoyed a visit from their son and
dsuRhter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. J, C..
ri0n ~ Pittsburg county.
A. the md Of the first semester at the
Agricultural ana Mechanical college az
saltwater. Miss Alma Rider and Miss
Ruth Hamilton who are attending that
Institution, came home TO spend their
weeks y N%fSS'o pso 'n Ai rs@eSs'rtly Organized a
hlking. club In Alton. and have made Eev-
eral trips on foot 10 outrof- town points,
some OF them several miles distant. II IL
suspected that this urgauization Is being
secretly encouraged BY the shoe repairors'
association.
Mrs. Lucinda Long, aged 70, died At
her home a few miles south OF Alton
Thursday night, following a stroke OF
paralysis. She h. survived by q husband.
two sons and four daughters. Funeral
services conducted by Rev. l.. q. Hudson
we're held at the Baptist church Sunday
afternoon. after which the remains were
laid 10 rest In Mount Hope cemetery.
About 80 members Of the X. Of I. lodge
attended their regular meeting Thursday
night and one member received the sec
ond degree. II was decided to hold a
banquet February ~ in co~mmcmorttion
Of the anniversary Of tho order. About
the time the business was finished The
Pythlan sisters appeared on the sceat and
proceeded to serve a delicious lunch,
which was much enjoyed, and was fol
lowed by several talks and a good social
time for all.
The Epworth league OF the Methodist
church carried out an interesting pro-
gram sunday, January 22, including nu-
sic, devotional exercises, short talks on
several topics and a debate on the ques-
ton whether tho young people Of today
are better or worse than those Of so yeArs
ago. Each meber had been asked to bring
an apple. An orange, or a banana. TO
make up q basket OF fruit 10 be distrib-
uted 90 the sick on the following Monday
by the social committee.
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The W0msus Missionary society ~ the
hap'ist church gcrygd a chicken dinner 81
Hy dc uyertutniuE Of n plate ~ hot
tnffN MIS- Roy CLARK had one hand pain.
inI.N burned recently, hut IL getting oVef
QuarBw suppl, company novel
during the past week into the IiFhtnoI
building ami has had some painting ana
Rev ana Mrs wWlam ieNfNy ire now
comfortably domlrilod In their new home
and tho house awaited By them in now
occupied by Root and Mrs J. n stcsd.
hy reason o. an injury 10 one ~ ins
quepaw team which had been got for
Friday night OF that placo. was post
The Ladies AId socloty ~ tho Mcfho.
diet Episcopal church was entertained ~
the homo ~ Nrs o. N Welberg Thursday
afternoon she being assisted by Mrs Ken
Called some weoks ago to tho bedside
~ her mother OF lcadwood, Mo. MIS-,
zoe drltfith laa returned home with ne
Information that hcr mother IL atcadilN
Tho An r.. A lodge L. striving to In
crease itp membership to 100. and 70 looks
long Three new mobors we're added AZ
thelr last meeting
Mrs. W. q. Reese Friday afternoon and
spent a season protitably IN fancy work
and social converse, after which the hos
tess served a twu-oourse lunch.
Mise Margaret Barnett. who has been .
sufferer for two or three months m ps.
count 81 burns accidentally received. iH
much Improved ana hrpeH to be Hblo 70
20 10 California IN the near future.
Tho Christian Science people have n
reading room on The corner " Commerce
aud quincy streets, which ls open each
afternoon from . TO $50 O'Clock except
on Saturdays, sundays and legal holt
days.
The Bible school Of the Christian
church has reached the SOC mark, with
10 young people ia htc lsnyul Amigl class
and g. in the Ladies' class ,rho GtdepuF
and LOYAL Uustlors have made 1885
points On the contest so FAR aud the Loyal
Amlcis have made 1906 points.
New momber continue 60 Join the
Maccnbcc lodge. and they are holding
their charter open fnr "a while hoping tn
be able 10 start of with ZOO charter
members They have begun using thcir
new hail. though II ia not got entirely
finished inside.
a jolly crowd ~ pooplo went 10 RAJ
creek saturday afternoon and hhd a very
enjoyable outing, ~ which the main teu
ture was a Wiener roast In tho party
we're Mrs. NJ. =. WINS and daughtor
Marian IlyaCinth, Mrs. u. NJ Sims and
son Rohert. Missoe clara Chcstpst aud
clover NanLan dinEham. Mrs. e ", Judd
and her daughter Marjorie
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About $50 persons were IN attendance.
Ihe civic League " Women Voters hold
g reception and luncheon a. Hotel sewers
OF Washington. hr Parker made
the principal address duriug the luncheon
ana ,sc her Subject was YTsoei9i Hygiene PRO,
Toxic also gave an interesting talk.
Misses Evelyn BreChriscn and virginia
hancock entertained with a towel shower
akd bridge Tuesday ccening at the home
on Miss Brecheistn, 7z3 Terrace houle
yard, honoring Miss Fred Fleming. "a
used In the decorations and n salad course
was served during tho evening Bridgo
wac played At four tables
rem ontertaiued Tuesday evening with a
. O'Clock dinner party In honor ~ Mrs.
ethel MoClay's birthday Anniversary nt
we nome u Mrs Hugh Apksw 2l0t Eigln
avenue The guest. wers Mrs. Eihei
Ilary Mrs, Alma Warren. Misses Ruth
gtonh Eula -inalogk Lucille kaufman.
Rose Of Haskell and Mr. ana Nfa AsF.v
Misses Cora ana Emma Dtfchorv. agt
North , ontertained Monday evening 10
hohor Of their mothers sixty fourth hIrth.
lay Anniversary with a s O'Clock dinner.
ted ana white. carnations formed thu
eentefpiees q the dining table and GOV.
iratt. MI and Mrs. " A. Chisholm. Mr.
ana Mrs. W. II. barrow, Mt. and Mrs. w.
Miss Ella wilkinson. Mlss Ceicsta sadier.
MI. Vernon Vance Of Checotah Nj gIar-
rinee nee and Mr r. l. parueIi OF
Mrs. warren Reese OF Cuvitol Place
,ntcrthincd with q Kitchen sluwer and
nilde Monday afternoon Tor Miss Fred
fIemihg American beauty r1sas and
sweet peas formed the decorations and .
tMo-eourse luncheon was served during
,ne afternoon. Tho guest list Included
MISSES Fred Fleming Flnrino Fleming
wary walker Louise kenton. Emily
smith Evely BroChciseu, Katherine Ed
WArss May Reese and Virginia UHucucki
n'hunlles FRED Rhodes OF Paris. IN.
Wrnd'L Reese Of Trrre Hautc. Ind.
EgwlH Duncnn Harold Haner. Harold
Eraneis Leland Cope, Wilbur Hockmau
ing and warren Walker.
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lor attended the Crheam matinee In
Dr = j. Coulter attended tho district
contrrcne ~ the Episcopal church IN On
Mis- j. o. Lindsay was called 90 Green
vine. Texas, the first " tho week by the
serious illness % a sister.
Misses Helen Harshbsrger and mildred
Jones u klcfer were the dinner guests
uf Mrs, =. u. Norris sunday
Mrs J. y Allen has es her house guest.
hcr mothct and sister, Mrs ,, H. COY and
Niles Annie Laurie COZ u Cameron. Mo.
Miss Geraldine collins who has been a..
tending Sacred Heart Institute in Niuitt.
has returned here to make hct home viii
pr. ana Mrs. "a. \. Farris ard MIR and
Mrs, John " YOUNG won't so WctumN,
Tuesday morning whore they attended
Mr.. and Mrs. John merritt. former IA.
ru,uans who are moving 90 Tulsa. from
chicago. were the guests 81 Mr. aud Mrs.
g. A. roukin durina the week,
Nj and Mrs Marvin Uobot's arrived
Friday nlrht from their home iu FayulfU
willie. Atk.. for a visit with meir aunt ana
uncle. MI and Mrs, walter strain.
Albert Adams and Miss Jessie Jones
were married Saturday by Judge PUTS.
Tho Froom's brother orhpa Adams IT,.
and wife we're attendants at the wedding
Mites Maudc HaunsbViilo Of pknulFce.
slate president % Business aud PROBES.
slousl Womeu's oluh, was an honor guest
gt tho club banquet aud stunt party Fri
Mr md Mrs = p Hulcrman had a.
l.'H kHctIA ~ llhltI ihNtuaN evening
NJ ana Mrs r. G. stivers sud Miss fheo
whiting national Ameticanization worker
with the ". CT u.
Mrs. q. v. ElEerfOn ana Mrs Addlc
HlIos. accompanied 10y their guosts, Mrs.
Nts.lo Holman ana Miss hoattlc Stglo-
OF Dos Muiuen, Iowa were tho Euests %
Mrs. Harlan Scott In Tulsa saturday.
Tho Wonan's Missionary society of the
South Methodist church held "A social
meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home
~ Mrs A. y Crawford, with Nesdnmps
blanche DAVIS 0nT q. A Inpklu us assist
Ing hOstoss"s
Ihe iyihian sisicta met IN regular SOS
sion Monday niRht Mcadumes Charles
i,runo H'g'er HtFl,N ana Ml.H tio1,n,'
- ~ knN wv, sSiN,i ug,
U".l H"NI'5' u o. NlNNel anu MISS IT'S
"al'.' r a.
To- '"'",, ~. W ~ W A..
.,It '."'t 0,'ulu'F ',,N" wv
,dn on,Ws n'l m hohot 2i VIZ l"ui
,V'ntn hnulEgIaaiN "i lho "rthnln',lnh \
y,r,,. @ "
hnlnvS mace wv courses OF fei'oHh'
'',,lh NJ, b,JNcl 20 49 k.oAis ~
~, Tx, % Ef,vn'. was h,S'ess 'iuas
" Wy h"tN hpuI 'luu n ,"l,h W.
t,dheu by tho hosi,s. e,Hl,tnd ny Mo
irirr''n NaI'E,l Hhu MSs MaurlIne nuruvuI
amo hgA, H,.L'Ns w! 70, he'a IN i've
weeks WIN Ms Gordon
nj "a reception given Tue@Iny aftornoor
Hobson. Aside from an addfess given by
the bonorcc. Mrs n II pagiev snnr,rH
sang a Fro1p III gnpvs arorwnanied Ia,
Ms Luther Robtns AZ lie niano ~
Me- Cbati,s Ii"ri nan az bbmnr b,r,s 4,
ovcriau1 spartmrni4 ert,rtainr ~ tb.
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NM % ~ s{uuE :, tTsnGh sI' wHH iNN"t
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clerk Asked { % Dissolve Hrnnd -,
Abbreviated sample.

TACOMA. Wash. Jan gg.4Ouc
Tacoma ,.rnr ulura recently wns uu
able To- tIl uu order or u local
woman who wanted tu buy "a box uf
cigars 2s % surprise present ion hcr
husband
Tho woman. thc clcrk said. came
into tho rloro with the butt W one
~ her husbands halt-smokod
cigars.
"rlcaao nJtDh this.' phc asked
Il do mo-, dare Co take u whole cigar
Tor fear ho would discover the luss.
And I want my purchase to ho "a
complete surprise 10 couldn't bc
done.
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ADvENTIsrs CONVENE IN MA,

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Jan. rs.
one hundred and ton states pnd ma
lions OF the world are expected TO
be represented at tho general SON
ference OF Seventh Day Adyentists
Co be held here from May II to 30.
Practically every leader OF the
church win he present, as this viii
be the quadrcnnial session Of tho
governing body OF the denomination
Between 5000 and 1000 delegates
in all. are looked for.
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Misses Frances HUT and Zelmu Sanders
visited In Tulsa saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs ". e. Sanders went to
Tul-p Sunday to spend the dHy.
Mrs. Louis Davidson and Mrs. Bert De-
Lozier attended the theater IN Tulsa Fri.
day.
The Catholic ladies entertained with q
tea at the home Of Mrs. CreegAn WeInos
day afternoon.
Misses Csrthell Burnett and Helen Tiy-
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To Avoid the Rush

Last evening. sir, distinctly
saw my daughter sitting In your Ian
What explanation have you to
make p"
~ got here early, sir, before the
othcrs,'-CnrOliUn Tar Baby.