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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10

MIS-. W. ". jackson OF Hot Springs,
AK, Is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. W. H..
Nrs Glen Alcorn OF Muskoges. who has
h.en visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
n MiltoFd has returned homo.
Misc Thelma Gregory spent a Thanks
Esrs college Columbia, Mo.
'Ma Alpha Graham. teacher critic az
Northeastern normal. Tahleqush. spent
the holidays here visiting her mother and
sister Mrs. Anna Graham ana Miss Mar
Mrs Nellie Records returned 70 Blue
Springs, Mo-, accompanied by her grand
daughter, Marceie Mitchell.
NJ and Mrs r M. Burlington have as
their guest Mrs Fannie Burlington Of
Rio Grande valley.
A wedding Of unusual interest was that
ot Miss ParthenA Hartweil and Mr.. Hugh
Richie, solemnized at the home Of the
brides grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. a.
Lyman. on December 2. The ring cere-
mony was read by the Rev. Talmags witt
Of the Presbyterian church before relatives
ard close friends.
Mrs Helen Mitchell and william II.
Duff Of senecs- Mo-. were married A. ''"
} home OF tho bridge on South Adair
Dscsmber ?. Tho ceremony was re-
the Rev. Talmage witt OF the PI
tsr!an church in the presence Of Mrs. Net
Il. Records OF Blue Springs, Mo. and MIR.
and Mrs. A. W. Heron OF this city. MIR.
and Mrs. Duff left for an extended trip
10 Kansas City. Columbia and st. Louis,
no
Miss Marguerite Allen has returned from
q visit with Miss Margaret Sampson and
other Friends at Columbia, Mo.
hr and Mrs. l.. y, Butler and children,
Mrs, N. D, Hancock. Miss Josephine Young
have returned from a motor trip to lola,
Kan, where they visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs n. D. Taylor have returned
from an auto trip to Bartiesville. Pawhus-
ks and Hominy.
Mrs, Rebecca Swain has returned from
. trip TO Parsons, Kan.
Mrs, NJ. 4. Mcspadden iof Tahiequah is
the guest OF Mrs. L. W. Burlington.
Miss Norma Chandler Is visiting Mrs.
Buford Williams OF Okmulgeo for few
days.
Mr. and Mra Glenn knight are the
parents OF daughter. born December /.
Mrs. knight was Miss Lila Carter.
Miss Mildred Sheldon OF Oswego. Kan.
has been visiting her cousin. Margaret
Sheldon on South Smith street.
Rev. A C. Miller OF Cleveland. and
Rev. Thomas d. New OF Miami are here
Baptist church.
Miss Alice Heron. one of the English
teachers at the high school has returned
where she was bridesmaid for a former
college friend.
Mrs. Jsnnis Carroll returned home Tues
day from visit with her sisters Misses
lsge
This members OF the Congregational and
lchI''dan EndeAvos societies had taffy
pull at the home OF Rev. and Mrs w.
4. Thomlinson- A very fine time was en-
ioysd by all.
Tom w. Smith, superintendent OF
Tuesday.
Marshall Stevens spent Wednesday in
Tulsa on business.
John Devine spent Wednesday In T'uisa
Nntlon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10

II. A. Davis, former owner OF the teie-
phone cSchange here sold the building s
Goods company 10 s A. C,ell for sl5 900.
Mr.. and Mrs George de Staebler went
TO cushing Saturday TO bring home their
chickens, which have been on exhibition
q the state poultry show there. Mr. De
Staebler's light Brahma chickens won 30
ribbons this year
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Mcwnisms. North
Garfield, entertained Saturday with a
n. Mcwnliams OF Tulsa.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Tlngley. 10s North
Main, have returned from combined
business and pleasure trip TO Wisconsin
and Missouri.
Rev. o. a. Panley. pastor ot tho Meth
odist church. has returned from Oklahoma
city. where he attended the dedication
Of the Oklahoma city college. Metho-
6ist institution.
cor IN her home. 6is y. Maiu in
celebration OF .he ninth birthday ami
hcr daughter Alice Jane. Tho
guest list included Adra Kaeemmerline.
Muriel Monsell. Mary Page, Decide Ray
burn, Florence Louise Hohl. Harriet and
Charlotte Parker, Elvera Emo, Evelyn Ell
nora and Ewitt Kagi, Anna Lucille Dob
inson, Alice Page. Francis Banon, Mary
Jean Hubbard. Dorothy and Violet Slack,
Janice and Betty Stoddard. Elizabeth
Stewart. Mary Helen Burke, Mary Eliza.
beth Graves, Lacey Hutchinson, Jean
Marie Daniels and Little Miss Folk.
Mrs. Harry Tanner, 1870 South Quaker.
Tulsa, delightfully."- entertained with bridg ge
at her home Tuesday night. The sand
Springs guests who attended were Mr..
ana Mrs. Julian spillman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Frye, Mr. and Mrs. II. f. Stewart,
Mr and Mrs. r. ]. Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. .. II. Stewart. parents of
.. l.. and II. Il. Stewart OF the First
National bank, and now visiting relatives
In mboldt, Kan, wilt return by the
way OF sand Springs to spend n few DAYS
before returning TO their homo In san
Diego, Cal.
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In


M- erl Mrs. q. D. Butler Of TahIc.
puun spent saturday and sunday with
relatives in Grove. passing through JOY
1a..r son owen remained In Grove Cor
svN days TO hunt with some friends
ana spend ihanhsg'vng.
hr sud MIS-. Frank Freeman. after
.pcndlug "a fow days with MI and Mrs
charles Jackson pf SpHviuhv, loft rhuu
Jay luI their home m Denver, colo. Mrs.
Jackson and Mrs Freeman are sisters this
being tho childhood homo or both
Mt and Mrs u =. Dutfiold aud fsm.
ilN spent sunday with relatives Aud friends
nov aud Mrs. Rex r. Ford o, miami.
w,fr the guests ut Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Jack Go1d OF Kansas brothri 20 q. W
G1ud. lawyer Of futs city. is spending %
f"w tays here. b'WE the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs q. ". Gond.
=. G.. Anderson OF Pryor was the guest
OF sir. Bud Mrs Bert MEshbourue Thanks.
giving Hc was accompanied by Les and
GLADYS Washhuuruc, who are attending
Mr. and Mrs. Iovis Iuuday and fam
ilv Waited with relatives at Rcruice aud
Cicara Thgnhsgiy,9g day,
Mr.. and Mfu 4. " brewster we're guests
of Mr. Rr"wptrr.s parents. Nr and Mrs
William Hrevstcr 1hsnkssi,in. returning
MIS-. Claud Keith ~ Rov. i, the guest
ot her sister Mrs Ray rentecost this
pr. ! w. Todd Miss Iiuc league and
G W. HOGAN sucrt Thanksgiving at Kan.
sas where % school rally was held.
MIR and Mrs. Arthur Carncs. Mr and
Mrs Carl farburu ~ Strang. were guests
OF Mr and NJ. william Fairburn Thanks
giving.
Mr. aud mrr Leo Capehart and family
spent Wednesday and Thursday ot last
Southwest CitN. Mo. while away Mrs ".
Nj. and Mrs p { wolford were here
Saturday, trading with our merchants.
MIR and Mrs Albert Finley Of Galrnp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10
RED PEPPER HEAT
STOPS BACKACHE

.onate ne heat of red peppers takes the
esn from sore, lame back. II
sra NOT hurt you, and IL certainly
nus Ms The torture at once.
smsh1en you are suffering so you can
pany get around. just try Red
onipper hub. and you will have the
sur st relief known. Nothing has
req peppers.
pSust as soon as you apply Red
h.pper Rub you viii feel the tinglinr
aora IN three minutes IL warns the
~anS spot through and through. Pain
soreness are gone.
Rou,i any druggist for a jar of
10 "t hed Pepper Rub. Be sure
RoS,i the genuine. with the name
tisemen, on each package<-Adver-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10

Tl Burrlr aud family ot Jay spent sun
dHN here with tt Mount aud family
Nta. % .. Eldrr and Miss inah How
ard ~ Southwest city were la Grove
Iursdny.
Miss Marguerite Stone Is visiting friends
at Row while her parents are In Oklahoma
tifN
Miss Newlinr Gale went 20 Jay Monday
tax rush In over.
Nlya Pickeus " Tulsa spent Saturday
and sunday here visiting his ptreufA and
uls wife aud llttle daughter
''r uu1 Nts T.. ~. Dewitt, corner ~
Slkth and Grgnd avrnue. celebrated their
tiftN. ntth W vNdmg anniversary November
BE- lgee Th,y we're married In BACK
hawk county. Iowa, November "a 1867.
rhsy have seven children. thirteen grand
children and give great graudc hlldrcn
Mr Dewitt is in his seventy seventh year
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10

while she Il In her seventh .ftth yoar
Mlss Ella Mate Ballard visited her par.
cntE, Nr and Mrs Arch Ballard Of 1}er-
rlco last week She is teaching near Mo-
WptA.
Ar sud Mrs waldo Saunders motored
90 southwest city sunday and rpent tho
day with her parents. NJ and Mrs. Lic-
tuEttnn.
Judge J Grover Scales u jay accom-
panied by his wife and lttle son, Jamrs
Ralph was here Monday.
Mrs ", -. Young and little son Junior
cawr up from Quinton sunday tu vislt hr'
mother Mrs " butler She visited
her sister. Mrs Joe E.. Wheat at Muskog's
cn route here.
NJ aud Nrs Gsorge stone arc visiting
their daughter iu oklahoma city whii-
MI stone ASSISTS with ihc work IN tho
head state office AZ Aetna Insurance cont
pAuy frw weeks.
Mr and ME- Iake Nandergtin left lsst
vhursday for ArteHIa. ". NJ. where they
Will spend the winter with their son,
Zee NandCrgriff
Mrs Van MtrhN pui children, WHO
have been VISITING hAr mother. Mrs II. ~.
1iutlnr and othet relatives lctt SatutdsY y
for her home at Quiuton She went by
way ~ Murkogep. spending The night with
nor sister, Mre iua y. Wheat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10

in Mounds 10y tho william spraKue post of
the American Legion ny an open meet.
ms which was held at the auditorium
Friday evening.
Mrs Laugdou of Tu'ss was Thanks.
giving guest in the home OF STR and Mrs
John Naxall,
Mrs ". =. Green returned sunday
from Ada. after having spent n few DAYS
as guest lu the home Of Mrs e. a.
Grasu.
NJ and Ms John Naatllc, accom-
panied by their daughters. Norma and
b,Ea, uutorcd TO Tulsa sunday to visit
relatives
Mrs. c. l. uorUan 10 entertaining as Do
guest Boo their home, Mrs Anna TyIar cf
savannah. ga. who Us ON her way Lomu
from Hollywood. rs1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10

Mrs O. v smith and children. Doris.
Mar, EiikRbcth and Orou. &c.. have ro-
turned TO their home IN SHpuipn, okla,
after spending the IhankHgiyinE holidays
with Mrs. Smiths mother, Mts n. A.
Robertson. 80. 1Glb Joplin street.
Mr. and Ms Richard steele and con.
Dick. OF pighpr. okla we're guests Sun-
dnv OF Miss MrCurdy no. 5i6 Wast Four
teonth street
j. u Dyer ot Miami okla. was q
business Visitor In joplin Tuesday after
noon.
T.. Lackondgcr ~ Cnrdn. Okla, trans
acted business Va this cUy Tuesday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10

the vacancy Of Mr.. Potter. Each mem
ter prepared dish Tor the luncheon,
which was served 81 ! o'cloc and it ip
needless 20 say that the table groaned
under the weight Of the good things to
eat Special guests we're Mesdsmes q. J
nossey. Charles Chlstn, Guy hoard and
charles Cluurch. The afternoon was
spent in PLAYING rook. bridge and rtu-
brpidering The club gave Mrs. Potter a
handkerchief shower.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10

Mesdamrs George Teci fand Clpybourne
living near southwest city. visited with
sir and Mrs GRADY Tvei Sunday.
wallace tlvEury uf Joplin No. was
guest az tho home ot Mt ana Mrs Hick
nufneld. ThsuktgiNiug
W l.. George Frank Hopkins and
W Daver HoWles. residing near sycamore
wcrc among tho many Visitors here Sat
urIay.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10

News has been received VI the birth 81
q eon. Prank Roy, Thursdey. November
40 To- Mr. and Mrs Frank Guigs ot Hlshy.
tkiH
MIS-. Bell Anderson e. spending tho week
IN Commerce, Okla, with her daughter,
Mrs Gcogre Holden.
Miss Mac hamilton has returned from
Gentry AyN. vhcro shA visited her par
Fufa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-20
UNFAIR METHODS CHARGED
AGAINST STEEL COMPANY
Conference Now on At Washing.
ton 70 Discuss the Charges
and Adjuat The Differ
enoes. II Any

Washington. July 10 Details con
cefulnx tho eomplaint by shs fei.
erai trade commission against tho
ileghlaham Steel Corporation and
i.ackavanna steel company. charK.
Ing unfair methods OF competition
through their racently effected mer
ger were up for a discussion AZ the
conference here today between or.
fielals representing those companies
and members " the commission
Tho two steel companies reeentlv
petitloned the conmnse@ion % advance
The date for the hearing on the com I
piaint faom Jniy ~ AZ previously
decided upon. but due 10 insestisa-
ton now under ~ay. thu commission
declined 10 anoede 10 the rvqne@;
Discussion or drtaals today II WAS
said, would he " preliminary
nature,
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'n[D|lTl0Ms F0n J0T'
THEME Of WOMAN ORATOR
The Congress Of New Thought
Alliance Opens AZ Atlanta
Under Very Favorable
Conditions

Atlanta. Ca. July n. ~Meilstlons
for 10y was tho sahievt ~ lsc
safe by Mrs. isabel Noses, n Nor
tosk. Va. hefore tho nlnth annual
congress n ttn antesraslunal New
Thought Alliance aerN Others cn
the program. which was devoted
IArgoly Ia lcesnros and addresses Ia
ciudca Mrs. May G. sseFher. " Gin
eianasl. Mrs. May r. isarca ~ Mn
waakee and tho Rss, A. q, 0ricr ~
Spokane. Wash.
DR. G. u. Wilmer. prominen, locAi
Episcopal minister and writer, Was
invited % address the afternoon ses
sion aud chose a. bis snhiect ''oF
ihodoxy and New Thought
The esenlag sossion waa given
over 10 an operate concert 10 which
the public was invited
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SOIL CONDITIONS IN
STATE FAVORABLE
Growing Corn Win Make q
Record Crop Now Since the
Rains Of Past Few
Days

Soil conditions are favorable
throughout the state. with the ex-
ception of the extreme western paris
o. tho state wners partial drouth
conditions exist. according to a gov
ernmen, weather and crop report. u.s.
sued today. ~
The growing corn crop g in ex-
cslient condition.. generally. AZ a
result Of showers or the past 'seeS.
the report said. Cotton Is also n
good condition, except In scattered
localities. where ravages by boii
wcevils were reported. Weather cs
the week was favorable to the
weeyil. according to the report.
Fruits and small crops were re.
ported In good condition. Alfalfa and
hay crops were reported good excep,
in the drouth sections. Threshing
IN sections was retarded by rams.
the first part OF the week.
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helped NJ Wonderfully. I am feeling
1ne. d ~ my housswork and washing
for ssvsn b the family. I have been r.
reguIar too. and nv an ~ right am
tejIipg ny fFiends What 4 ~ done f0r
N md I'm sufv it vill DO good for
othGfA You cnn uDe this letter q : t.
tfm0niaL I win otand Up for LYDIA E
Pinkham'o Vegetable Compound any
tim. - Ara WIN. Jum3R Fostsf.
Dong H. housswosk for family a
sd oecse s1s s.s ~ .sss oas .nd
9.s TsSss go 49, e ss"s v:sss0;s sssss; ,s
bgQ16 Z tgiaL IT 4 hslp yg1 -.
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MORE ABOUT MAUD.


Again Maad Afuilrr's raking hay.
For she was Married 10 rake.
And now she Ia back ON the farm
Because Athe~fcoi gavc~ hcr tho
shake.
Ww
II Maud had only bobbed her hair,
And learned the shimmy shake.
She would not have 10 travel far
To find another rake,
-Irlgee. ErIanger
Maud like many o,hers
After making one mistake,
Realizes that this fancy easy Iife
Is nothing but fake. I'll. A. ~.
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t&&htfbN0Q A1uu T1hN ~
A. y. Dreessen. OF Seward. w. n
Combs. OF Mulhall. Or. G n. Hin
and Mrs. Il. A. Humphrey. OF Gutn
rie on the executive board.
The places and dates Of the eight
community fairs to be held in the
county with the local officers Of eacn
Is as follows:
Msrshail, September 5 and .
President--J. L. Hearn.
Secretary Elmer Featheringi.i.
crescent, September 2 and 3
President--Jas. ID. Heron.
Serretary-A. II. Powell.
Orlando, September 9 and
President--F. u. McNew.
Secretary C. &. Barsey
Pheasant Valley. September II and IA
President George Rouse.
Secretary--F. T.. Sshoen.
Lowell. September u and 10
President--F. l.. Denny.
Secretary-Elo Taclor-
MuihalI. septembsr - and IS
'Presldent--w. H. Mathews. >sN
Secretary-F. r Bali.
Meridian, September H. IS and is
President--wiIso Baird.
Secretary--H. +. McCroskey.
NavIne. September IS and rs
President--H. w. Dickinson.
Secretary-T. A. Montague.
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PERSONALS or
: SOCIETY

Miss Christine FuhrIng. mho has
been working IN the state banking
department. at Okiahofna City. has
resigned to take a position here with
the Clarence Boyd n4chinery CON-
.psny.
H ~ n
/. Mr. and Mrs Webb Heck and Mr.
ard Mrsj Rolirt Woods (vft thk
morning BY automobile for a months
trip 10 Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. Birney Merten spent
Yesterday In Oklahoma city.
"a n M
A card from Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Chesnut says th@r are now At home
70 their friends at ez2 IL West lsth
Street at Oklahoma city.
X " NJ
The American Legion AnxilIarv
VIII meet at the Library Friday ar
terncon.
n u "
Mrs. u. A. Detcher and children
OF Enid are here for two weeks
visit with relatives.
~ n "
r Mister John Herbert Beland Wit:
entertain group Of boys at the
Country Club tonight.
n n y
Mr.. Dennis O'Mahney Of Cork. Ire
land ID here to make his home with
bis aunt. Mrs Nora Meyer OF $40
East Oklahoma.
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|p8lnB 8CIooD Lu9
small Of my back.
They bothered me %
|hadly that ! could d
my work only with
the help Of my hus-
band One dayhe saw
TIE I'D. in cur p
per telling what
Lydia E Pinkhan's
Vegetable Com
pound y doing for
women, - ! began
70 tnh0 IL II kan
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LITTLE HOPE Is HELD
FOR SHOOTING VICTIMS

. Cherokee. July 7o.---PhysicIans late
Wednesday held little hope for the
recovery OF Mrs. Ethel Vincent
who was shot by her husband al
their farm near Jet. Alfalfa county,
Tuesday following a quarrel. Her
husband, who shot himself. died
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Paul GIeck. sister OF Mrs
Vincent. who also was shot by VIM
cent. also was In q serious conditien
Wednesday night but II wAs not
thought her wound would prove fatal
The shooting occurred while an ar :
tempt was being made 20 divide the
property at the farm. the vincents
Just having obtained . divorce.
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E. F { ECKLES


Now 10 the TIms to Get Rid Of These
Ugly spots
There's no longer the slightest need
OF feeling ashamed OF your frcckles,
as Othine- double strength . ~ guar
anteed 10 reno % these homely spots
Simply get an ounce OF Othine-~
double strcngth~-from any druggist
and apply a little OF Il night and
morning and you shmild soon see that
even the worst freckies have begun -
disappear, while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely II " seldom that
more than an ounce In needed TO com
pIeteiy clear the skin and gain a beau
tIfsL clenr conspiexion.
b. sure 10 aak Tor the double
strength Othins ~ this u sold under
guarantee of money back II II fails 20
remove freckIes.
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SOME CLERKS REFUSE
TO STRIKE. IT SEEMS

Newport News. Va. July 2o.-The
Chespeak and Ohio clerks employer
here. today refused TO strike at a
meeting attended by representatives
from Norfolk whether the action
taken here win govern the Norfolk
clerks was not made known.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-20
six IMPORTANT WABASH ).
TRAINS TAKEN OFF

Cincinnati. Ohio. July 2o.--Super-
intendent o. r. Brice Of the govern
ment mail service announced here
'tossay tshat the Wabash road ham
taken of six important trains due
70 the road and coal strike and that
It would considerably siow up the
mail service In this division"
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Easiest Way to Remove
Ugly Hairy Growths
fBeauty Cultu-e)

Beauty Cultu-e)
Here Is method for removing hair
from arms. neck or face that IL vn-
failing and Is quite inexpensive. Miy
4 thick paste with some powdered
delafone and water and spread on
hairy surface. After 2 - minutes.
rub II off. wash the skin and every
trace Of hair has vanistas No harE:
u inconvetnience results from this
treatment. but tc careful 10 get gen
nine delatcae and mix fresh o.
wanted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-20

Miss Nellie Whittcd has returned TO
her work at the gas office after en-
joying an eight days trip. Those Of
ths PARTY were. Louise Gregory. Nellie
whitted. Lester whitted. chaimcr
May McGoldrick. Mrs. Lloyd
Oldham and son Donald.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-20

Mr. and Mrs CsffTord Porter or
4os North Broad are moving to
Bristow today Mr.. Porter has been
IN the post office there for some
time. Mrs Porter left today. Cuih
ric regrets very much TO lose Mr.
and Mrs. Porter. Mr.. Morrison. who
fought the Evans grocery store, and
family Will occupy ,he Porter home
~ * N
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hours day to fiIl n and ths oshs.
twen,y-suo hours 10 hold enio Il
Washington star.
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A baby was born in an aIfpia1r
travelling over Parts laat vpek. Il
this child turns cut 10 ba highiilrf
later In lie the parents need not b.
surprised Rock Island Argus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-20

tfbft sHHfft8H tbHN NNN
have perhsps Imagined.
An eminent ply sisian,
sspeft IN this science,
has shawn Ito way. II
was b. who fret pro.
cpesd the great remedy.
Mothers Friend" Mira.
G. J Hartman. Ssfan.
ton. Pa. says.
with my first two
ehildfen ! had D doctor
ehd a nurse sud then
they had 10 nse inEfru-
lnsnts. bat with my last
two children sed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-20

Msthsr.s Fflsnd and had only q nurse
W. had no time fs set doctor because
fIfteeH minuies.
Nssss wriis for valuable fsss ffspsvssea isss.
nsshsshssi AZ hs n.hs. .setsnins ln,pesiapt
hMhufttssfss tMfufMsttsu whifh ssxfy fsS~xlxnf
eethss sfevfi hate saS sfl sbAn 'susthsrs Hslend
N Msdasal hssysies Iasagsay. nAsa1 Atlanta. a.
1sthsSs Ists1a' ssid w dwsstsIs sswsvt~A
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HoRRoas or pRoHislrlon

"Pa. does man make q wry face
when he drinks rye whhky7" asked
Clarence
mot any more son: he makes ono
'tecsu1e he cant set any rye 70 drink.
lhsse DAYS." sadly aasvsred hi pa
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Jud Tunkins says when hu he'll
a political job he had ts work tan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-20
kIr,ona Club l.urchecr

Mrs Louis u. Bronson entertaIned
The members of the klmona club AZ
q one o'clock luncheon. Wednesday.
when a basket OF garden flowers
centered the dining table whers
covers were laid for ten. An adii,
t'onai guest was Mrs. Gerald FTfv.
gerald OF Kansas city.
In the game OF bridge high score
went to Mrs, Bachelor and low to
Mrs. Stella Beland In two weeks
Mrs. Karl rIson will entertain the
CLUB
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Miss 6riekner Hostess TO !.
kau Tau Club
Miss Mary Coyie Gray. Miss Flor
euce Hrickner and the members OF
the kau Tau club were entertained
a. bridge Yesterday afternoon ty
Miss Helen d,rickner when high
score was made BY Miss Dorothy
speer and consolation by Miss Cor
rine Carlson. Next week Mas Mid
red burton win entertain the ciub,
- ~ ~
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Wilson. July 10 chickasha took
The second from Wilson "Wednesday
2 70 :. Witt. released BY wihon.
worked for the Chicks, and held his
former teammates 10 two hits, III
clnding homern by sowc,sf. rorly
pitching Ais tirst game for Wilson
'held chickusha to six hits but waa i
hIs Wild. two walks and d single Civ
ing the Chicks two scores. the other
'cama on double and single.
chickasha ... 900 o2o 1908 Q :
Wilson ...... oie 900 oio ? 2
Batteries; witt and Lowrey cleye.
land. Wade.
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curHRsg -llNTGRs- DROP
ANOTHER TO DUNCAN


w Reno, july 10 Nj Reno defeated
Clinton "Wednesday 80 10 . taking tie
series. Ramsey. El Renos MANAGE.
In addition TO seven putou,x In center
made home run in the third. none
on, aud Cook. secondhasamaa for E~'
Reno, made a home ran in the sista
with two on.