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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29
West PHILADELPHIA

NJ and Mrs. William Weiss. of 400
Pin" street. are entertaining their
daushtcr. Mrs. Arthur David briscol!.
OF Portland. Me. TO" several w"eka
I.'aut.raut and Mrs. parkor u. Wal
worth. L. :. \. Of Miami. Fla. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burns. Of PITTS
burcl,. wer" H." guests "f Mr.. and Mrs.
at Tho Army n.d Navy football gam"
or saturday They loft on Saturday
evening ana r"tored to Atlantic city.
where they were joined by SIR and
Mrs. h.uGc"" Long. OF Nanti" Guy.
aud were cT,Grtained at '!irn"r and q
dance az til" 'ncnrs. L'"ut,Rant and
Mrs Walworth will sail for France
c.'r'y IN December.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ A. loud, 81 .5s2l
A;tgo"a terrare. celebrated tHeir iifticth
wadding anr.v"rsary or sunday eve
ming. November 10 Among the guests
wcro their two daug.LtrrA and their
families from Wayne, rH,, NrH' +: A.
l.. q. Weber and her family, from Wis
sahickon. Pa. : their son. Mr.. Lawrence
Could. and Miss r. williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max FclIman, OF 64oS
Arlington street. formerly OF 1913 North
Fifty-second street. announce the mar
r!age OF their daughter. Miss Sadi"
Feldman. TO Mr. Mitchell Davis. Of this
city. on November s. After an extended
wedding trip touring N"" York state
and Canada, thcy viii We a. home after
January at 1853 Rar'rE street.
MIR. and Mrs. William y. Bauer, OF
sct South St Bernard street. are re-
ce!v.ng congratulations on the birth
OF a son. William r Eausr, 1r., on No
veNltar -.
Mr.. and Mrs .NiroL \, Ferry. of
$50 North Sixty-third street, cNtertaine ed
. dinner party on their wedding ami
versary on Thursday, November 2S,
The guests included The Rev. James NJ.
Bourne. Dr. John +. y. Jones, DR.. Il a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29

an old-fashioned bouquet. Master w.
Chattin Wetherill. .Jr., who acted az
page. wore dark blue suit. Mr.. Wal
best man. and the ushera included Mr..
hlesander Bright, Mr.. Horace l.. Bright.
Mr.. James X. Selden. Mr.. Andrew Is.
Iienry and MIR. George Sugar. cousin
Mr.. G. A. Heckscher w.theriil. Of this
city. an, Uncle of the bride. a reception
followed tho ceremony. ON their return
from a wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. h.m-
mons VIII live In Providence, II. 7.
SWAiN--TEI,iG
A. wedding OF interest will take place
at y o'clock this evening at the Me-
mortal Church of 81. Paul. Overbrrok.
when Miss Helen Alice Trigg. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thomas rriEg.
nf $500 Church road. will become the
bride OF MIR. Charles James swain ir.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles !. swain,
OF 44lS Spruce street. The rector of
the church. the Rev. pr. Hobert Eor-
wood. will ofiicis,e. Miss Trigg. who
will be given in marriage by her father.
VIII wear '"hitc satin gown trimmed
win duchessa and rose point lace, with
train OF silver cloth. and a tui!c veil
caught with a wr"nth OF orange bios
SONS. Sne Will carry n shower bou-
quct of orchids, lilies Of the valley.
white roses and sweet peas. The bride
groom = sister. Miss Mary Swain. will
attend as maid of honor. and the brides
maids will be Miss jean Brown. scott
Miss Marie Louise Adams. Miss Eleanor
FItZiiino1ls and Miss Eva parke, all
e. this city; Miss Ruth Glynn. Of New
YORK, and Miss Virginia Austin. of St.
Joseph. Mo. Mr.. Stanley Martin. OF
this city. will serve ns best man. and
the usliera will iaciude Mr.. Thomas
liorrocks. Mr.. John Williams. Ir.. Mr..
,;eorge Mehl. Mr.. Charles Steel, Nr
;'%rl Wagner and NJ. $. Stauffer t'r.tn
Jr. A reception at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. rr,gg will follow
CLAETN-NOIAN
pretty wedding took place this
informing at o'clock In St Monica 4
when Mlss Mary j.. Nolan. daughter
OF Mr. James J. Nolan. ot 25lS South
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29
list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynnc attends the Opera Opening and Sees
Many Beautiful Co'cns-She Tells Of the Frederick
Falck Ball at the Bellevue.Strattord

terfaincd. and SO did Mrs, Henry y.
JJeanes. Mrs. George II. Evans, Mr. md
Mrs. samuel Reeves. who have returned
from heir wedding trip. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Porter. There were many
others. but could not bcsin To-
cnumcratc them.
CPEAK1NG Of the Ealck dance or
~ ball. for there were 800 invitations
ana the whole upper hoor OF the belle.
WI" was thrown open for the pnrty, II
was wonderful affnir. Mrs. Falrk is
VI mourning for n near relative. 80 she
did not receive .hc guests. b,lt Mrs
John II. Large. the former Migs Clifford
Newbold, received with Mary and her
father.
Mrs. Large wore a handsome black
velvet gown and Mary's srock was Of
silver cloth with panels uf the material
falling from the shoulders and fnste,.cd
III ut the waist line with Il girllo Of
rhincstoncS. Marys cousin, Elizabeth
Mc'art"r. Of Browns Mills. came w to
the ball ana assisted in rcrciving. She
wore frock Of jade green georGrttc and
silver lncc which was vcry pretty.
TNiiE Plays and Players are certainly
L taking advantage of their now play.
house In the right way and will start
In on Sunday with delightful musi.
rnIc. l hear that Mrs. Georgr Wilcox
McIver will sing ard so will Miss Eliz.
nbcth Latta. aud Miss Helen Michel
Will play hcr harp. which she does cy.
quisitcly. by the way. Mrs. Nina Prat-
lyman Howell will play the violin and
Arthur V. 1iicc will give several piano
solos. The accompanies arc TO he Miss
Ella Day Blair and Miss Ruth Barber.
1t NIL sounds mighty interesting to me.
T1lEDDY has been much with older
people. and his words show It. One
day last week a brand now bnby sister
arrived at Frcddy's home. Now Freddy
had seen but ono small baby cousin in
his life. ard that small cousin had been
blessed with mn abundance Of long
black hair. while baby sister was as
bald rs ali eagle. SO Father took
Freddy in TO SO" the bnby. lie stood
gazing at her thoughtfully and finally
noting that some comment was expected
of him he remarked: II think she S
very nice. Of course. but I could wish
that she had some hair
NANCY wYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29
North PhiLadelphi0

Miss Betty !. Brown. OF 1928 West
Tioga street. will entertain Miss Ida
NJ. Rublcam Mr.. Lewis H. Goldbsck
and Mr.. Barton l.. Brown. Jr., at din
ner before the dance at the Lu t.u
Country club, Edge Hill. on Thanks
giving night.
Miss FlorcncH S.cinhcrg entertained
the Naves Card club and guests at her
home. 1928 North Marshall s;ra,;. on
sunday evening last Tho guests were
Miss Icna Aronson. Misc Matilda Hay.
nan, Miss Sarah i'ayn,ar. Miss Besii"
Eo.eDtha!. Miss Ida Schulcsberg, Mis-"
Florence Steinhcrg. Miss Sophie Freid.
man, Mr.. Abort Hoffman. Mr.. Harvey
Sncvolin. Mr.. Ed Dorman. Mr.. Morris
Surnan. Mr.. Herman Krone. Mr.. sam
uel Dudkin. Mr.. Samuel Maser and Mr..
Phil Goldenbcrg.
Dr and Mrs. J. j. Simkins, of 200"
North Twanty.hrst street. are receiving
congra .ulations On the birth OF son
on November %.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29
Germantown

Mr.. and Mrs. Burton i:thcrngton. .,
64l1 WAYNE avenue, will sp-nl Thanks
giving with friends in New York.
llr. and Mrs. Louis ". Wagner. Of
50S East Sedgwicli street. nr. being en-
tertained at West Point over the Thanks.
living holidays by their son-in-law and
daughter, Major T. r. Rice and Mrs.
Rice. Cadet Louis Wagner Marshall,
son OF Mr. ana Mrs. william, g. Marshall
Of li6 Wns, Washington lane, will also
be tho guest Of Major and Mrs. Rice
on Thanksgiving bay,
Mrs Charles NudSe Scott. OF i2H
E.a-st ''livcden avenue. HnnounGHS IN.
.uyaSemen, or her daughter, Miss Dor
o,l,y Logan Scott. to Mr.. Isaac PennirE-
ton Miller. Of this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29
Your Father

No, he hasn't asked you---
that's Fatner-but he docs want
u good picture of the Children
and Mother. Let's surprise him.
1t will bring tears Of JOY TO his
world-wcar% eyes on Christmas
Morning. Rut how about your
picture for Mother and the Chill
dren, Dad? They know you're
busy and they have waited
but show them you're on the
Job in everything.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29

College. were bridesmaids Mr.. Charles
g. Parlin. of New York. acted as best
man and The ushera were Mr.. Robert
Beatty. of Chester, Pa Mir. Harold <.
Cherry, of Bowling Green, Ky MIR.
Robert BolEcr. Mr.. Frank Richards,
Mr.. =. Ralph Sorb"r and Mr. Ice y.
fulick. all Of This city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29

rs long, long day for her
in the homc-waitinG and pre-
pairing for Your coming. rs
tho little things tha; coun. in
life: and such Il little thing as
your photograph in the home i,
going to count a great deal in
your wife'S long day without
you. She has been waiting pa
tiently for your picture. Sur
prise her and please her.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29
The Popular Christmas
Gift This Year
Your Mother

Nothing would be quite as ac-
ceptable to Mother this Christ
mas as fine photograph Of her
Boy or her Girl. What wonder
full memories such portraits keep
alive in the Mother Heart. On
the other hand, Mother how
much it would mean to the Chill
dren to possess a fine portrait
of their dear loving Mother. Let
your photograph be among your
gifts this year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29

Girl or Boy. forever link the
bond Of love and faith between
you with your photograph.
Presence makes the heart Of
love firm and true; so as has
been the beautiful custom of
ages, give your portrait in token
of your everlasting tryst. Only
You can give Your photograph;
other gifts, anybody can buy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29
SWARTI--MtRpIY

The marriage of Miss Mary Josephine
Murphy, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seDh chew Murphy, Of Mount Airy, and
Mr.. James franklin Swarz, Of German
town. took place on Wednesday even inc
last nt o'c!ock ir the rirgt Methodist
Episcopal church. Germantown. BISHOP
Charles Woslry Burns. Of Helena.
Mon'., formerly Of this city, p"rformot d
tic c"reuony assisted ~. br. J. : fadd
Thomas. tn" pastor The bride was at
tended ~ Miss Dorothy Mn nrsdeu, Of
Mount Airy. as maid of honor. And
Miss tlaud. Nathan. Of Chi2ago. and
Miss Virginia Tichenor, of Isle Of Pines,
cuba, classmates % tho bride q, Fassar
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29

Husbands rcvcl in the pictures
of their wives and kiddIcs and
are ever proud to show them oN.
Why not? What man has never
done so? Your husband wants
yours and the kiddics for his
desk to radiate a little worth
whileness" into his hum-drum
work -day-world. You just
surprise him this Christmas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29
Rt.ATTY--MtRpItN

I'll" marriage of Miss He."n V.
Murphy. of GlS South Taney street. and
Mr. Charles \. Beatty. Of 9i3 South
Twertieti street. VIII tax. place this
afternoon ~ $3.50 O'Clock IN the Chur"h
Of 81. Anthony d" Padua. GIays Ferry
road ara Fitzwatar stree. Miss Marion
-. Murphy will attend ag prideamaid.
Mr. Daniel McCollum will act as best
man for Mr. Beatty
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29
RAMSAN--McCtSEE.l,

a wedding Of interest took place thiH
morning at $ o'clock in 81. GabrierS =
Church Twenty-ninth and Dickinso'
streets, when Miss tatharine X. Nc
Cusker. Of 1887 South Twenty-cigh'h
street, became the bride cf Mr.. Da.id
r. Ramsay. son of Mrs. James Ramsay.
of 80 South Sixteenth street The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
william McNally, and was Solemhizcd
was given in marriage by her brothe".
Mr. Joseph McCueker. was attended b!
Miss Margaret NJ Ramsay, sister Of the
bridegroom, AZ maid Of honor. Mr.. I'D
ward Mctusker. brother Of the bride
was best man
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29
Photo by Marceau

Leonard. Dr. and Mrs. =. =. 'as"r.
Dr. and MIR VIM MacsIurtr!e. l'r Hnd
Mrs. i. 4. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Mccormick and Miss Hilda Mccormick.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29

The Earth stands still when
we say-Thc Baby-~,hat cud-
ding little bunch Of lovolIness,
mans hope in Heaven
His Baby. Won't dear old
Grandma and Grandpa and
everybody else who has ever
heard about Baby be ovcrjoycd
to get n picture Of the sweet
little thing this Christmas. They
would never forgive you il you
didn't send Baby's picture, too.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29

Fifteenth street. became the bride of
MIR. Thomas Cinvin. The ceremony
vas performed by the Rev. Richard
Branton, and was solemnaed with u
nuptal mass Miss Gene D'Mally at
tended az bridesmaid. and Mr. James
J. Nolan, brother Of the bride, was best
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29

AFTER the opera ther" was tn"
- supper club in III" Foyer, which
Tas largely patron!z"d. Mrs. Joseph
!n"ldy and Miss Frances Wistrr wrr"
.n" hoStcssrs of the evening. and IA great
mnhV of the d"butantrS wrr" there,
SH',hH later TO tine fnIrK Dull NJ III"
htlleV.'e. Stratford, which was the first
ohll Of til" season.
Mrs, Alien was rhaporoning the party
Which, III" Webster King Wethrrlls
guy" Tor Helen Allen. and the number
u. Table: occupied was really remark
nle' mole' MIR. and Mrs. Alexander Van
rensselaer, had several guests, rs did
NE "cnrgc W. Childs DrcXels. Dr. and
Mrs. Thomas Ashton entertained for
'"c'r daughter, Miss Anne Ashton.
Mr. aud Mrs. James II. II. Crom-
we'll whose small daughter. by the way.
was christcned at Whitemarsh Hall last
SUNDAY, had n party of young persons,
shd Mr., aud Mrs. Nicholas Biddle On.
MMttain"d. Aud ] saw tho Hamilton
oeestons and Mrs. Norton Downs. who
recently returned from Europe. had n
lew guests.
W. and Mrs. Graham Dougherty en-
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This Little
Woman Made
20lLbs. Gain

a pas toia aothias about an ep-
sFatlen eauls fsHavp ~ sroabiss. het
fAahs hAs euln ne ap twensy g.smas
aad ny ksa~rai hsalta 4 better sasn
la estft said nfe . & peahtssA
ttfl rsnasYlvaaia Ave ~ lnala. ale
a 80 hart IA : fsa aad h 49,
gaoasAg saas waa lalafsa lnisfneilr
was wsaA saa Fvn dnwa aaa -
apRsills aad suffered tram eoasn
eatlsh aaA headaches MY siamash
~as ga upsst los &aa sas bIsstea us
uaul mv hsafl palp'gaisd slsrminniY
sna was - asfysas ! 80 ssrY title
ssssp siaa bad severe peles az
thgaHth mf j. A.
~ ~ tlIst haitis pt fapiae tAaaa
paias besaate less avfess aaa paW 1
am ln saeh nas hsaHh can sasuy
AZ nav hegsewek IN fset I tesi lac
fanlat haa kissu me a nsw lsass 81
iHs will slaalY lsli Aaysus taN
nasfpl fanlAe ~ helpsh ne
Taula, i soii ~ AZ sued dfaisi.fa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
HARD CIDER HAS WAllOP
LIKE 4 MULE KICK
Farmers Who Sit on Booze
Case Admit They Never
Drank Anything
Stronger

Nblgafo. net : Ter,Np farmers
each fgao1tea % have said hafa cider
wss the extent y ha alcoholic lnaai
Eence. have been tentatively seleetof
hy the government Go slt ss lar O.. In
uhai has been declared ihe largest
hgaor case called faf uIai hefe since
protllliI0n
The case acaorainr rs rsyerument
oinelals involves the operations 81 !
ring 81 LIQUOR smnrelsr. one Il the
deieadcnats Car n nehrsns for
mcf vice president ID looai bauk {.
ALLEGED in have supplied his rs.tes
fendauls with $4,000 x ihe hama q
money % rar hase q oanf .rnmenf a
whisky
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BOY BANDITS Or KANSAS
CITY TO Be HANDLED
Police Declare War on Bad
Kids Who Hold Up Small
Children Of Well to.Do
People

Nr~ Nfl pec s.- Police au'hori-
tlos have declared war oa a band oi
boz hsndis who prev en- ihe ehiAiru
40 veH H-lo o. parents ln Cenirai Para
Numerous repors hase ueen made
recent % rarr haldup. IN which the
Victims losi wrst waietes tmail
an nsf 81 sIiter thanre. foreign pee.
tsre stamp. and ether otiaris troaa-
ufea hy hff
Al q ihe rohhenfs we're tN boys q
ahoui the same afe as the victims
Yesterday the police arrested 81 IA
year old isd after Robert sieNari the
yoang r-hbere uctin had chssed hin
1rarh ihe park The prisoner gave
tte names of 4serti pals Who pc aid
were members ~ tia rang
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06
Carpenter Had Siki
'Fixed;' Double-C Crossed

which siki declares was desiened 90
hc the moat monumental framepp IN
tho history - boslnr sghe frtme 40
- the eeslwY became tire greatest
unFedy n double ,rasslns ana eaused
the downfall n Fuupes ldoi va dae
q ~ pride q The h'askfFhgsf. p,r
utf plafue deshfed
= could not lay dnan before too0o
people aolalmlnw me- ati saij
Newer before had been ou my kuees
40 any man
sltl defltred that fifteen days b..
fore iho nrht ~ agreoa 20 aaii ln ihs
fourth round
nnt inside ms ova heafl nffaa
the fighter . keat rapeaflns ellI
Aneok hlm dead Il can
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-06

PARIS. nce e. nnstlinF sik the
seneFalesc conqueror o. Georges Car
feunsr declared today In lhe presencs
u Deputy niaene and two NiinrFs'ts
that nfhl heav4weleft worlds cham
sion. bed Seen framed" hHt thar dur
lnF the fight he nad dr's minsd % ne
the winner
Eiki aad ihai once ne Va in the
rims elih crowd ~ ta 900 people ao.
claiming him and conscious - bic uvn
strength he bad re,ulsiua oi feele
lnF despite reminders from bic cor.
uor during Bis minutes rest after the
plrd round and bad decided % ro m
aud win
That tho siiiCarneuuer battle.
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tree she eAfaHts.l 'aef s'estainls
have 81 sach resssiession
lls snn-s ~ lnia 49, tiark nlkhi.
h's fp~ I.nksxa si.~e's tekeihsr
stafa nls ~ fsief tAs,sd - "a
fiefv raiHis ~ tHs uissi II sech ~ 4
81 safFreir.srs thsm ant kiiu &C.
tnssatsa, saasseef e. sleerRef
Aaa sea knev britl'sz el ths aea n
- ivnatsi th.estaxe. sKcenf ehat nas
fsaa kna - sl.ai ptaasn
">he breuftt rfe 4 newspaper vhith
fsaa that vas aii knep
ekna iu fhst hoase en MraY sir~e,
ahers nsi soa sFain ia~i rxhf Abi
sea talked ufh rie iued g sri mn "a
aet iv'iop lnf sea Noa sanglr haseh
fefsutsn ftsi aireAas
>ts anerei her aee vesris lata
fef hsrts and her voiec sennaea a,t
Asss
ELL ahness hsfhess ~ are Ne
ersss as.e. cspiain wetf / sWesr
ffte newer kueN hrf, mei. ~ siaikea
fe 500 sinsx we drsse a. ihat raiisxs
81 Saudst I cannai hel'eys ehat toa
saT"
nAs, 4 is true every eera uae'
~ aev1acs sfautls WAy else shenle
49, htres Noa ert0fnea vita us I'd
fairiauR ana ~ shaifea iogelhci
pleasantly ga fhs vas. latef Nou
snsNet a. elnn9e ana discharged ms
nIhor riieis. Thea refrisai Coeii1,
ass Killed shai toeu hs aa sssa ssin
Yen ucne 81 ths inquest and testified
The next dav voc discharged Sealan
end latter ~ iearnrsi sna rspeifei 8.
nlf ihai some ere called you 80 ih,
rhtne fism Wray street snt vaniel
euu - oore ever there ~ auee
fuunt you there. and this fellow 10
Asff eHh yea
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Oklahoma CITY The production 81
electricity ia oklsh ma il steadily iu.
crcasing - shown hy ,hc figures Il
tho United States Feoiog'cal suref
covering ihe month @ September and
fho tour prevlona months. TIE pro
duciIan OF electricity in September q
this year vas 2siiieoo hlowait'
hours compared wlth psoductioa o
ri .Cef e1o for Way The total pro.
duction 81 electricity in tae rn'ied
states ~ September gas f.ea.7S- eot
klloeafi-h urs. Tho rsr.w staie'
thai the average daily production 81
electricity Is pnlne utilities ln Sep
tembeg broke al prer.oas records
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OF aolAY pta SHOULD
nr WORN ovER HrARr

Tie peaoAg pn should BE- worn
oaig bl members - the order 81 na
NulaY ria ussas fsauiro, that n BE-
worn usvf the heart hs u not
ssseauallr ns0ssssff huf 10 xoot
tfm
Sister pine can ,. wern 81 rsias
tlses % friends d DeaolaYa. mem
begs maai fsallte lhat wpod Judgment
sa1ul1 be- aed in presenting ihasa
pins % their nlfl friends
~ tpJ sho has nos fsasifsd the
neA alsf doeFse il entitled e. scar
tha umblem ~ ca. order Nirs.ala
Mason'e Journal
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STATE JEWS NOTES

ran slH Tvs hilsadifr genefais
Faal R Malone and liarsid b flsso
haye besn ordered io the rold afill-
lar schosl Fcn sll okla f.resfee-
ial course of instruction Of tW0 months
delsten beginning December hoth
Officers have had brilliant recprts in
ne army ana have recently been prs-
NOTED bfiradier generals lpon ,he
completion e their course 81 study
they will be assigned 81 command
Aeid ARTILLERY bagsdes
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Afoha Pour hundred chickens
permitted % ranrs in the coiion paich
and eat ne bsE wecviia frem fallen
soasres. boosted prediction On eighi
acres - laad On The farm - John
Czsfrsn. this county. aeaording % Car
s. Andres. county agent csntreii
ricfed three laies q colt from the
elghf acres A neighbor across ths
read soi eniy three bales out q a
.3-arre fed.
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Waste gie4n e SPRAY ~ Z broke anf
yes there N4s rrefhrr Then tinost
wlfhuli uaraaus the grd eane Nar
ueai dc0n aen dsst iae stern hit.ns
uf1 MesE caald a.eetfn the e.f@
eaanes pl ue ssfeH ani ihen
ln8red ake sioae t4Alsaihs alaqs'
naaHl4
~last s ihe iasi 81 ile Seminole
NeS sa4 lerafs ihe neeessis =
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