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OPEN AIR SERVICES.
Series Of Summer Meetings To Begin
in Branlywiue Park Tomorrow

Park services, under the auspices Of
the Presbyterian Union, Will open In
Brandywine Park. Eighteenth and
Monroe streets. at 7.30 o'clock tomor-
row evening. 10 continue every Sun
day evening until August 10. The
preacher tomorrow evening will bs
the Rev. Charles ~. Bonner. pastor
OF Hanover Church.
Tho Rev. Charles l.. Capdee, pastor
OF Westminster Church, will preside
Scripture will be read by the Rev
j. 8. Gilfllan. Congregational music
Will BIO directed by Jacob r. Clymcr
choriSter OF West Church. A trombone
sertettc. under direction OF J. Norri.
Robinson. will add to the musica
features. There will be seats for all
Committees I'm charge OF tho scrvicc
are looking forward 10 profltabl
| series. Speakers will include out o
tho city preachers. as well az VIII
| mington clergymen. In cose OF rail
any Sunday evening. the service wi
be held In Hanover Church.
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Services ut Peninsula N. 2. Church.

Rev. Leonard B. Smith. pastor of
the Peninsula Methodist Protestant
Church, will preach In two churches
in Baltimore tomorrow in the inter
est OF the new building fund. In his
absence James II. Boal. educational
secretary OF the Y. NJ. c. A. will speak
at the morning service in the Jr. o.
L. A. NJ. Hall. s07 Tatnall Street. ar
1915 a. m. In the evening a union
service with the young peoples c. E.
Society will be held from 6.45 p. m.
TO 7.46 y. m. Rev. Franklin Bryan
Bailey will make a short address At
this service. Sunday school will be
conducted at noon. While Rev. Mr.
Smith ia working in Baltimore, Rev
DR.. ]. NJ. Sheridan will be at Stew
artstown, Pa. in the interest OF the
new building fund. The new building
will soon be under roof. and will bs
ready for occupancy some time in the
fall. 1t Is located at Washington and
Twentieth Streets.
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UyvgH STERLING MONUMENT.
Members Of Musical Association (,
Honor Memory Of Founder.

Unveiling OF the monument to
Michael 7. Sterling will take place
tomorrow in Mt Olive cemetery at 2
O'Clock. The ceremony will he under
the direction OF tho Wilmington
Musical Association. which was found
cd by the deceased, who was organist
and director OF Bethel A. NJ. r. church
choir.
w. M. Miller Of Philadelphia, Rev.
G. w. Steward. Dr.. Conwell Banton,
James Anderson Richard Weeks, Rev
John Bell and others will speak.
Music will be furnished by the Odd
Fellows Band and the Wilmington
Musical Association, Harry G.. Hinson
director
Tho following organizations have
been invited 70 take part
The Supreme Council Of the Thirty.
third Degree Masons. who will be rep.
resented by the ilustrious william II
Miller Of Philadelphia, second genera
resented by the illustrious william II
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GRACE CHURCH MUSIC.

At Grace NJ. f. Church tomorrow
the chimes Will play at 10 a. m. Holy,
holy, holy, Lord God Almighty" God
Is the Refuge OF his Saints" Just as
i Am Without one Plea" 80 Happy
Day That Fixed My Choice" at 7.l5
p. m, Abide With Me-" "Blest BE the
Tie That Binds" II Love TO Tell the
Story"
The organ numbers OF tho day will
be: Morning. prelude. ~Onertoins in Z
Flat" Wely; postlude. ALLEGRO cor
Brio" Chauvet; evening. recital al
7.30 p m, "Chorale and Prelude" Boel-
mann; I'm Summer" Stebbins; even
song, Johnston; postlude, 'Marche Mil
itaire," Clarke
The choir will sing in the morning
Awake Put On Strength" Rogers
Behold the Days Come" Woodward
evening, 20 Lord l Come" Bassford
Mr.. Smith win sing in the evenin
MY Soul is Athirst for God" Gaul
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Friends Meeting. Fourth and West
streets. First day school at e45 a. m:
meeting for divine worship at II a. m.
81. Luke's.
st. Luke's r. r. Church, Monroe
and Eighth streets. Rev. william
Lamming, rector. Services tomorrow
as follows: Church school, 10: morn
ing prayer and sermon, IL: Children's
Day service. 100 p. m. Midweck SER
vice Wednesday evening at 8.
Now Jerusalem.
There viii be no services At the
Now Jerusalem Church. corner Penn
sylvanis Avenue and Broome street.
Sunday on account OF tho absence Of
tho pastor at n convention.
Christian and Missionary Alliance.
Christian and Missionary Alliance.
50% West Fifth street. Rev. W. J. Nc
Garvey. pastor. Midwcek services win
DO held on Monday and Thursday
evenings at 7.50.
Seventh Day Adventsts.
Elder l.. o. Drews will preach in
the First Seventh Day Adventist
Church. 1904 Rowland street, at II
o'clock Saturday morning. Sabbath
school and the other regular meeting,
Will be at the usual hours.
| Christian Science.
! First Church OF Christ Scient.st
| Park Place and Van Buren, street, viii
| hold services tomorrow morning at II
o'clock: no Sunday evening service
Subject OF the lesson sermon rs tn,
! Universe. Including Man, Evolved b.
Atomic Force" Sunday school is heit
at IL o'clock. A free reading room a
400 Industrial Trust Building is opeI
TO the public week days from 10 a. m
until p. m. except Wednesday whe,
II closes at o'clock.
FraternAl Spiritualist.
Fraternsl Spiritu2list Church. Eide
Hall. Services tomorrow al 7.30 a. m
Mr.. Herman, medium.
Unitarian.
Public service in the Unitaria,
Church, West street above Eighth, a
IL o'clock. Subject OF sermon by IN
minister, The handspring OF Life"
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ST. PAUL'S N. 4. CHURCH.
Services Tomorrow VIII Open With
Classmeetlng Led by Mr.. Strickland.

Rev. w. G. Strickland will lead in
the class meeting at st. Pauls NJ.
Z. Church, tomorrow morning at $50.
At 1890. Rev. G. l. Hubbard will
preach on, "A Three Fold Promise"
The subject OF the evening sermon
will be. Can A Man Forgive Another
Mans SINS"
Musical numbers for the day will
include: morrtns-anthem, Way on
The Cross quartette, Savior Di-
vine." by Mrs. Theresa Downing. Mrs
f. c.. Kemery and Messrs Boldly and
Edwards; evening-anthem, Thine
Forever" baritone solo. Teach Me
o Lord" and violin solo.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
on Tuesday evening at s, az the home
OF Mrs. J. Y. Bogss. $40 West Ninth
street. On Saturday afternoon the
| Girls Athletic Club viii hold a straw
ride TO Lenape Park.
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Weeks, treasurer general OF the II. r.
illustrious J. Harry Weeks. under ths
auspices OF the deputy OF tho valley.
The Grand Comunandery OF the state
o. Delaware, knights Tempiar. headed
BY Mr.. Pettyjohn: the Lincoln Lodge.
No. is. headed by Worshipful Master
Harvey Gordon and W. q. NJ, John
Hubert: Wilmington Patrlarchy, head
ed by Captain Elmee n. Leatmsn and
Harry Deputy.
Buses Will leave Seventh and Wat
rut streets at f.35 y. m.
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North.

North Baptist Church. Lincoln
street near Delaware aveLue, William
l.. Pettingill. pastor. Preaching at
1910 and 7.45 by Evangelist Clarence
M. Keen. Morning subject, Vacations
OF the Christian evening. The Rent
Veil" Bible School at noon. with Chill
dren's Day exercises.
bethany.
At Bethany Baptist Church, Elm
and jackson streets tomorrow tho Rev.
l.. Judson Weetfall. pastor OF the
Huntington Baptist Church, OF Balti-
moro, Nd, will preach at both morn
ing and evening services. His sub
jeot at 1890 will be Remove the diff
flculties''. and at 7.45 p. m. The Mes
sage of tho Storm" Row. Westfsll
WIS pastor Of Bethany Church from
1906 until 1910. Sunday School at IL
O'clock; Christian Endcnvor meeting
6.+5 p. m. Regular monthly meeting
OF the Teachers Association will bs
held Tuesday evening. Prayer ant
praise service on Friday evening a.
100. The Daily Vacation Bible Schoo
will open on Monday, juno rs at
n. m. and will continue for four weeks
Delaware Avenue.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
Rev. Joseph Y. Irwin. s. T. d., pastor
| Preaching tomorrow morning b,
Henry r.. IsasCs. subject. THE Great
est Need Of Today for Individual an,
Nation: in the evening by Rev
Thomas Kerr OF Grecnhiill Presby
tcrian Church. Sunday school an
other regular meetings as usual.
| First Swedish.
First Swedish Baptist Church, Van
dever avenue and Church street. Re,
{. A. Chader. minister. Preaching &
English tomorrow morning and eve
ming by Rev. Frank Holeworth. G
New York. Sunday School, and otne
regular meetings at the usual hour
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BIBLE CLASSES MEET.
Peninsula Church Members Have
Busy Session ~ Penny Hin.


Losesa and Gideon Bible Glasses OF
Peninsula Methodist Protestant Church
were entertained at "BroadlAwn." tho
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William d.
Nenn. on Penny Hill last evening on
the occasion OF their monthly business
and social meetings. .
Mrs. Norwood Voes and William d.
Fenn. Jr., presidents OF the respective
classes. called the meetings TO order
by prayer after which the minutes Of
the previous meeting were read.
Reports of committees We're then
called for: Miss Elizabeth G. Venn
chairman of the membership commit
tee Of Losesa Glass. read her report
Ii was brought out that the class haf
increased nearly fifty per cent in both
membership and in attendance over
the corresponding period OF last year
In the report OF the Golden Circles
Losesa Class has paid into the build
ing fund Golfers over $1,000. thereby
leading all other classes In the amoun
paid toward this fund.
Wilbur J. DriscOll, chairmsn. makinl
the report for the membership com
mittee of Gideon Glass. pointed on
the fact that this class had oils,
doubled its membership and has near
| ly tripled their average in attendance
| The Golden Circle committee o
Gideon Class, of which Alvy Evan
IS the chairman, also showed larg
gain in the amount paid into tn
treasury.
Complying with the pastors request
members OF the classes will combin
in their efforts TO aid the church il
an exhaustive financial campaign tina
is we'll under way at the present tims
Following the business meeting, a
gathered for the social hour which va
featured by a splendid program pre-
pared by the social committees. Re
freshments were served during tn
evening by members OF each class.
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HAMILTON EASTER FIELD.
High Tribute Paid Him by the Modern
Artists OF America.

The Modern Artists OF America con-
tribute the following letter reviewing
the activities Of Hamilton Easter
Field and expressing their recognition
of his value 10 the community:
In the death OF Hamilton Easter
Field. American art has suffered a
real loss. Mr.. Field was of an old
Quaker family and lived the greater
part Of his life in the old family resi-
dence al JOG Columbia Heights. Brook
Ign, New York. His name was filled
from basement 10 garnet with paint
ings and all manner CT art objects
His diverse collection reflected his
open attitude TO all manner of free
expression.
Many OF his artist friends will re-
member in years 10 come of the
gatherings At his home. and some will
no doubt live 10 see many Of the plan,
laid there for promotion OF American
art bear fruit. Mr.. Field was one OF
those rare personalities that come tC
the trent once in q century or 500
combination Of painter. critic, teacher
and editor. A far-seeing and indulgen
critic. equipped with splendid under
standing. capable Of recognizing I'll,
spirit OF art no matter in what un.
usual form 1t appears.
AS an editor Mr.. Field was un
usually equipped to cover this diff
cult field. He wrote practically ever,
article. and his magazine had
peculiarly intimate touch. II SCENE,
hat he was talking to one, not writing
The layman had the Importance OF ar
pleasantly and clearly called TO hi
attention in manner not easily for
gotten.
Mr.. Field recognized the value o
Organization and had unusual abilit
for the bringing together OF artists 0
very divergent views. The following
Ii a partial list OF orgs nizations tina
Mr.. Field was interested in:
President. Salons Of America
President, Brooklyn Society Of AT
fists.
"Memberof the Executive Cznmit
tee Modern Artists OF America.
Member Brooklyn Water Color Sc
ciety
) And for number Of years DireC
tor of the Independent Society
4 Artists.
= Art editor Of Brooklyn Daily Eagl
4 His was g. distinct place in Amer
J., can art that can never be filled In OUT
t the same way. Mr.. Field had man
!, friends and. Az Is the case wit
q all powerful personalities, was M
q devoid OF enemies
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SILyERBROOK EXCURSION.
To Be Held At Rivervlew Beach On
June "a BY Tho Sunday School.

Silverbrook NJ. r. Sunday school
will hold its annual excursion to Riv-
erview Beach. n. j., on one Of the
Wilson Line steamers. on Sa turday.
June "a. The boat will leave the wharf
at a. m. The committee in charge
includes: II. 3. Warrington, II. j.
Bailey. Leonard Coverdale. Joseph
Barker, Collins Henderer and Thomas
Green.
A fine program of entertainment has
been arranged. including a baseball
game, running races and sports for
girls. The steamer Will make n "trip
down the Delaware before landing al
the beach.
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NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Newark Union.

NNWoTk WHO'LL
Newark Union NJ. r.. Church. near
Carrcroft. Rev. w. w. Sharp. pastor.
Preaching tomorrow afternoon ~
$50. daylight saving time. Sunday
school ut 2.30 p. m.
Delaware City.
Delaware City Methodist Episcopal
Church. morning service at 1890: SER
mon by pastor; topic. Fruits OF
National Disobedlence." Sabbath
school at HIS; Children's Day., 8 p. m
Chymont.
Claymont NJ. f.. Church, Rev. w. A
Hearn. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
moaning and evening by the pastor
subject. 10.<s. "a Noble Choice;" 3
Tho Easy Task" Sunday school
$50; Epworth League. I. Star o,
bethlehem Lodge, No. 10, I. .. O. r.
will attend tho evening services. Mid
week prayer service Wednesday even
inR
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PREsBYTERIAN.
West.

West Presbyterian Church, Eighth
and Washington streets. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by
Rev. Henry II Brown of Shields. Pa.
West Church will begin the summer
schedule tomorrow morning. All de-
partments of the Bible school convene
at 10 n. IN. The morning preaching
service will be at II, tho c. II. meeting
at 6.45 p. M. and evening preaching
service Mt 1870. Judson G. Burns. OF
Philadelphia will teach tho lesson In
tho Mems Class, which meets in the
church auditorium at 10 n. m.
First. Central
RESIDENTIAL Presbyterian Church.
Market street above Ninth. Rev.
Aquilia Webb. d. d.. LII d.. pastor.
Preaching tomorrow morning and evc-
ming by the pastor: subject. 1910.
Second Conversion" TAO, Who Is
NY Neighbour" The Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows will attend the
evening services.
Italian.
First Italian Presbyterian Church
du Pont and Seventh streets, Rev. A.
| DSSSoIls PaSiNIs fboi Hinb NoihiiP w
morrow at IL; evening service at 7s0
Sunday school and other regular meet
ings at tho usual hours.
GreenhIIl.
Greenhill Presbyterian Church. Ken
nett pike. Rev. Thomas Ksrr. pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning mt 1915
Sabbath school and Bible class at $50
n. IN.
First United.
First United Presbyterian Church
Third and Broome streets. Rev. N
N. Calhoun. pastor. Preaching to
morrow evening by the pastor: sub
jcct. The Shepherd Boy" Tho Chill
dren's Day exercises will he held II
the morning at II. Sunday schoo
and other regular meeting AZ the usua
hours.
Olivet.
Olive Presbyteri Church, Fourt
and hoome streets, Rev. Joel &. Gil
Allan, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning by the pastor; subjec
'Christs Estimate OF Man" Their
will be no evening service. The Chris
) tan Bndeavor Society will conduc
I services Wednesday evening at 49,
unnrrsrAN rurcCnDAr
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Varied Program ut Second Baptist.

The services in Second Baptist
Church, Ninth and Franklin streets
tomorrow morning will be devoted to
the Children's Day exercises. Children
OF all grades OF the Bible School will
take part with songs, recitations and
exercises, directed by Miss Elisabeth
Blsnken and Miss Marion Galley. The
evening service Will be in charge OF
the Rev. Ray IL. Abrams. Or. Allison
rs attending the Northern Baptist
convention in India napolis. Floyd w.
Harper will sing They Will o Lord"
by Ashford, ~ . feature
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TWILIGHT SERVICES.
"Character- To Be Topic Of Serm on ut
HilVerbroOk Church,

Tomorrow evening twilight services
will begin in Silverbrook NJ. e. Church.
The services are held between and
s o'clock and consist Of musical fea-
lures and short address. Rev. Ralph
Minker will deliver the sermon to-
morrow, the subject OF which Will be
Does Character Count?" In the
morning Mr.. Minker will preach on
Christ Preeminent."
The Sunday school will meet in all
departments at noon. The Sunday
school board will meet Monday eve
ming at g.. The Daily Vacation Bible
School. under the direction OF Miss
Grace Williams. will open its sessions
on June 26. This was the best attend
ed school I'm the city last summer. All
parents are urged to send their chill
dren for the opening session.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
81. AndreM's.

Services tomorrow in St Andrews
Church. Eighth and Shipley streets.
Rev. Richard w. TrapneI. rector. will
he: Holy communion. n. m, Bible
class and church school, s.45, morn
ing prayer and sermon at IL; even
Ing prayer and sermon at 7s5.
Trinity.
Trinity Episcopal Church, Delaware
avenue and Adams street. Row. Fred
erick NJ. Kirkus, rector. Services to-
morrow as follows Holy communion
80 a M: morning prayer and scr
mon II a. m; evening prayer and
sermon at 7s5 p. m.
Calvary.
Calvary Episcopal Church. Third ant
Washington streets. Rev. Il. ii
Stevens rector. Tomorrow. 7.3o. holy
communion: $40. church school; 1913
choral eucharist and sermon. subject
Dear Enemy" 7.+S, evening prayer
and sermon. subject. Iron Girders.
Old Swedes.
Old Swedes' Church, Seventh ant
Church streets, Rev. Robert Bel
vicar. Services tomorrow rs follows
S, holy communion; 10, Sunday school
IL. morning prayer and sermon; 7.3C
evening prayer and sermon.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.
First.

First Methodist Protestant Church
Seventh street below Walnut. Rev
Fred. q. Holloway. minister. Preach
Ing tomorrow morning and evening
by the pastor. Subject. 1913. 1.-THE
Effect OF Jesus on the People" 8
'Expositions on the Life OF Joseph
No. T." Sunday school and other regu.
lar meetings at the usual hours.
Second.
Second NJ. i. Church, Rev. +
Gryan Bailey, pastor. Services TO
morrow az follows: 1915 o'clock
morning worship, subject, "Churct
Going" o'clock, Sunday school. A
AS tho annual Children's Day ser
vico Will take place. Rev. James II
Straushn. ID. d. president OF tn
Maryland Conference will be presen
and will baptize all children who ar
there for that purpose.
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Bible Students.

Rejoicing in Hope" win be the sub
jet for the lecture by w. N. Wood
worth before the International Bible
Students Association Sunday after
noon at o'clock in Jr. o. II. A. NJ
Hall, 907 Tatnall st. Adult and tu-
venile Bible classes will be conducted
at the same address at o'clock.
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LUTH r RAN.
st stephens.

st. stephens Lutheran Church,
Seventh and Tatnall streets. Rev.
Frederick Doerr. pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by the
pastor: subject. IL. The Cause Of
Sins Cancellation" 3. service in
memory OF Charles L. Brown, foreign
missionary. Sunday school at 10 a
m. instead OF 215 p. IN. as hereto
fore.
Zion.
Zion Lutheran Church. Sixth and
Jackson streets, Rev. Frederick Haas
karl. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by tho pastor
subject. 1880. Happiness In Lie;
TAO. Determination in Life" Sunday
school and other regular meetings a.
the usual hours, United Lutheran eI.
curston 20 Augustine Beach. Thurs
day juno %. Boat leaves 3 an
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Public Prayer Services.

Regular meetings are being CON
Quoted at the chapel at Seventh and
Jefferson streets for the public at 2.3o
p. m. There will be preaching at that
time tomorrow by Brother Blnckway
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Apportioning Wilmington's addition
al delegates to the Democratic State
Convention will be a special order
OF business at the meeting OF tho Dem
ocratic City Committee next Thursday
night.
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Mt. Pleasant NJ. f. Church. on the
Philadelphia pike, Rev, w. w. Sharp.
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening by the pastor; sub
ject, 1880, Abraham Offering Isaac"
30, Wine For the Wedding" Sun
day school and other regular meet
ings at the usual hours.
The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-12

cousin, Carl Johnson, of Red Oak, Ok, Sunday.
 Messrs. I. M. Blackwell and Paul White made a business trip to 20 tcau last week.
 Henry McCauley of Baker Springs, Ark, is visiting his father, E. 0. Mc- Cauley, this week.
 Allen Johnston of Smithville, Ok, visited relatives in Octavia Saturday night and Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Bell of Red Oak, Ok. visited the latter's brothr, Mir. Couch, last Saturday night.
 Grover Jackson of vandervoort, Ark, is visiting his brother-in-law, Willard Hamilton this week.
 Ollie Maggard, who has been visit ing relatives in Octavia, started for her home in Okmulgee Monday.
 Octavia school began Monday morn ing, December 2. MT. Zeptha Hunter is principal teacher and his wife IS assistant.
 Next Friday night, January 13, ev- erybody come to the literary society at the school house. We are planning for a fine time.
 Millie Atchley and Stroud Whisen- hunt were united in marriage Sunday, at 9:3O o'clock. Rev Mir. Bowling tied the nuptial knot.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Hobby of Um- pire, Ark, visited the formers broth CT, Bud Hobby, and family last Sat urday and Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. George Johnston and children spent few days last week with the formers brother, Allen Johnston, and family.
 Guess some of you aee wondering why Octavia does not write more often. It's on account of so many visitors in the community.
 Carl Parks was laid to rest in the Octavia cemetery last Tuesday at II o'clock. Many of his friends were present to see him laid away. He leaves to mourn dear companion and several little children.
 Messrs. Elmer Hart and Dave Lit trel returned home Saturday from Oknulgee, Ok, where they had beer trying to get work in the oil fields They failed, however, and say that the works in the oil fields will oper soon.
 A Kewpie Kid.