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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10

There are about 60 pairs left, and & your ME
Is in the lot you'll say it's the best shoe value YOU
ever secured. They al sold in ou- regular stock at
S6.75 20 S12 pair.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
Fine Nainsook
Gowns and Chenise
Special, SI.OO

Gowns in round, square and
' neck styles, embroidery and
lace trimmed Chemise in built
up and ribbon shoulder strap
styles. These garments regularly
sold at S1.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
New Arrivals in
Silk Stockings

e. or For full fashioned Silk Stockings, made
3l.JO with Isle garter top and soles in new
shades Of brown nude, fawn, lime, black and white.
cCOc For all thread silk full fashioned, also
0Z.JC Kayser Glove Silk, in black, shades
Of brown, pearl, navy and white
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
Silk Jersey Petticoats
$l.95 and $2.65

Wonderful quality silk petticoats, in a
profuson of new springtime colors, made
with deep pleated and ruffled flounces, in
self color and two-tone effects.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10

An exceptionally fine Corset
for the junior miss and small
woman in elastic top style of
heavy coutil, satin trimmed and
Red-E-Laced.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-02
LEXINGTON RESULTS.

First; Race-Grayson. lis Moo
ney). 41.70, 1850, 1000: Archie
Alexander. 112 tOwens), $50, $50;
Louis A. 1872 tKennedy), 7.20. Time,
1:14. Also ran: Hazel w. Sweet
Liberty, Assumption. DR.. Carmen,
Bermont. Napoo, Dixie oDay and
Col. Taylor.
Second Race-"Shamrock, IFS
(PooD, 5000, 1890. 7.so; First
Ward, lis (Smith), 1880. $50; Pa
trician, lis (Howard). 1900. Time,
:4S 3-5. Also ran: Froth. 'Zapaatos,
Senator Coombs, Mojav, felD, Chas.
Whitney, Lucilus, Jake Hay, Lord
Granite and Every Hart.
Third Race-Megan, 104 (Gray)
70.40, 21.50S $50: Alverida. 81
(Owens). $3.50, 1890: Stonewall,
log (Connelly), $50. Time, lao 1-5.
Also ran: Image. Evelyn White.
Billy Starr, Josephine weidel and
william Oidt.
Fourth Race-Lady Madcap, 107
tHoward). $40, ESQ. 2:4o; Mimic II,
LOG (Murphy), $50. $50; Jim Daisy,
108 (wilson), $50. Time 1:12 2-5.
Also ran: Proclamation. Furbelow.
Commander McMeekin, Marine
Corps, and War Prize, =
Fifth Race-Brotherly Love, 103
(Kennedy), 500, $50, 2.S0; Sir
Thomas Kean. 106 (Murday), 4.I0,
z.70; sYoshimi. 9s (Wilson), $50.
Time, sl:3S As. = Also ran: Belgian
queen, Mysterious Girl and Gour-
msrid ~
/, Sixth Race-oId Top, 1o4l(Scobie)
f2,0o,r $50; $780, Pop Eye, al. (Tay-
lori, $50, $50; Ailse Vernon. 103
(Jones), $40. Time. 80. Also ran:
Miss Britain, Marjorie Wood, Betty
Mac. Ten Sixty, Rookery, Hughes
Graham. Dearie and Raymond w.
Sevepth Race-Uncie velo,. 110
(Breuning). 1880. $50, 2.40: Walnut
Hall, 10 tOwens). F.1o. $50; Marse
John, ',t10. (Scobic). 4.3o. Time,
s1:46fS4-5. Also ran: Miss Pros
perity. Countess. Tony Beau. Virgo,
The Wit, Bit of Green ane Rnhbling
Louder. a.s ..,'---N
The Washington herald., 1922-05-02
LEXINGTON ENTRIES.

First Race-Claiming; 5-year-
olds and up: furlongs: $1,000:
'Marimba. 80: Jou Jou. 80; Settle,
100: Warsaw. 1l4: 'May Bodine,
104: ED Garrison, 10s; 'Philan-
derer. los;. Tommy Waac. 109;
British Maid. 10s; Puzzle. 1o9;
Quick View, 1O9: Miss Thorpe, 10s;
Funny Joe. ia: Lonjcera, 100;
Bertha s.. III; Fred Kinney. 1o5;
Pictor, 116: Two Pair. 116.
Second Race-Maiden fllies: .
year-olds: 4 furlongs: $1,000: Velma
M. 1f2: Kenmare, 1l2: Fernandos.
1125s Away. l12: Put and Take,
112; Poppye. liz; Lady Leila. 112;
xEthel Clayton, 112: NSister Joselia.
Il2; 'Oui Oul. 112; zMiss CerIta,
ll2; zOui Oui, 1l2: Pit Day, 112;
Dardsnella. 112:. Miss Claire. 1l2;
Irene Walton. I10: Belle of Blue
Ridge. 1l2; Elizabeth Jewell. .112.
perkins and Mccarthy entry.
IN. Jones entry
Third Race-Daylands Handicap:
purse s1.4oO: 3-year-olds and up
ward: furlongs: Ben Valet. 100;
Outlet Brook. l12: Bettins. 10s;
Marvin May. 112: Angon.' 112; Ell
mer X. 1l2; Centimeter. lis.
Fourth RaceLThe Hayes and
Mccarthy; purse s1.4O0; allow
ances: 3-year-oids; Lie miles:
Deadlock. 107; Washington. 1oS;
Eusy American. 104: Leveilyn, 1i3:
aDaisy, 112; aJohn Finn, 115: Surf
Rider,.-115.
aG. +. Baker & Co. entry.
Fifth Race-Ashland Oaks; $4,000
added; 3-year-olI fillies: mile:
Brilliant Star. 116; May Blossom,
121; Bright Leaf 121: Giyn.. lai ;
Miss Joy. 12l: Startle, 121.
Sixth Race-Purse $1,3Oe: allow
ances; 2-year-olds: colts and geld
ings: 4furlongs: Couir, 110; Fore
runner. 10; Right on Time, 11u:
Golden Apple. 10; Easter Belle,
110; Rusticanor. 10: Donges. 1ie;
Scarlet. Bugler, 10: Prince h, 1ls;
Glenlevin, .1t0. . - ..
Seventh RACE Purse ;s1,4oe;
claiming: 3-year-olds and upward;
Ia miles: .Tulsa. 104: Nordeck
10s; Plato, 1Dg; Mormon Elder, 10s;
Merchant. 109; Paris Maid, III;
Pimlico, ia: Kimpalong. 115; The
Swimmer, lis; american Boy, III
The Washington herald., 1922-05-02
MUSIC FROM THE SANDLOTS

the Trinidad A. c. on the Fifth and
Florida avenue diamond today at
5 p. m. All members are requested
to meet at 4:45 p. m.
The Yale A. c. would like to meet
all District 14-15-year-old mines.
They would like to hear from these
teams for game Sunday. Lincoln.
Trinity Midgets. Buddy Davis is
the manager. Address 3.3 X street
northeast.
Agriculture will clash with Com
merce this evening at clock on
the Manument lot. Smith or Freed
will hur for Agriculture.
Harlem a. c. is scveduled for a
trip to Del Ray, Va. on Sunday
The Harlems have several open
dates in May and June. Phone Man
aEer Paul Dean, West sos.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-02

The Corinthian A. C. won their
NTH straight yesterday, defeating
Tenleytown. . to s. Manager Mar
goline would like to arrange games
with 15-l6-year-o mines. Phone
Main 563S between and $50
o'clock
The Pirate Midrets trounced the
Marine -. c. yesterday. Manager
ohm is booking games with 1913
yesr-old outfits. Call Franklin
5764-W.
National CapItaI rost 127. V. r.
W. nine. will meet tonight at S n.
m, at 17oS First street northwest.
The following are requested to re-
port: Davis, Hughes. Hoge.. Keefc.
Franciscus Scarren. Newhall, Gar
della, Mckay and Atchison.
The Gibraltars have an open date
for next Sunday. Address Mana ger
Weinberg. 6J2 h street northeast.
Manager Enfante, of the Pirates.
requests All Pirates TO report next
Saturday morning at o'clock at
Seventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
The Fordhams are seeking a
game for Sunday afternoon. Ad-
dress W. Enfante, AS C street
southwest. e.. g.
4. Glen Echo Is in the field for games
with junior mines. Communicate
with r. r. Dovencr, r. F. ID. .,
Cabin John. Md.
st. Cyprian Cubs challenge all
colored mines averaging 13 to l6
years of age. especially the Junior
Settlers. Call Lincoln 1907.
Plaza Athletic Club defeated the
Yosemite A. c., Is to s. Managers
of the Libertys and Linworths ara
requested to cal the manager OF
the Plaza at 315 Fourth street
northeast. ~
The. Terminal Juniors will meet
The Washington herald., 1922-05-02

ing under the. wire a full six lengths
ahead of Be Trueman.
Widow Bedotte was finally placed
In soft spot and had very little
trouble in accounting for the clos
ing number. To make her score all
the more impressive. tho widow
reeled of an additional mile and a
sixteenth after the field had crossed
the finishing line. Lang. who had
the mount. YVES unable to take her
up, and the Widow. evidently being
in running mood. kept on going
while the youthful Jockey tugged and
pulled in an effort to stop her.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-02
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

,r~stt oat : Interference.
Nsvy Yard ..-....-... 100 ei %
shipping Bosrd ....... 23 o . x-7
knss-Houlshan (2l, Williams (sD. Kluek-
en- ty, orfef te1, Bsbbington. Chedister,
Bar. Hiser. Errors-SterEer. willis ms
ostfy. Csedister. Tvo-bsse hits-Chedister,
W1lna1s. lOrfel. Sterzer. B.bbinEton- Three
base ms-Hiser. Desnan. Klueken. Houls-
han. bacotnEtoa- Stolen bsses-Blair (2D,
Orel- Cnedister. Thompson. Sacrifice hits
sterzer. o.kiey. Bases On ealls-Off Watt.
knhsert. = Struck oat--By Watt. Z:
fyickert. y Double plsy-Moore TO Che
efstcr. Wild pireh-Knhnert Hits-On
srfckert. In : inniags: Kuhnert. 4 in in
slnEs.- Hit By piteher-By Watt CTsomp-
soal. Bopsre-Bntbird :. - :,
The Washington herald., 1922-05-02
Wa1 Bureau League.

Quartermaster and Sales played
the opening game OF the War
Interbureau League, the former
winning by the score of to 3.
Prescott struck out eleven men,
besides scoring three runs. Neid-
feldt had a perfect day at bat. get
ting a single, double and triple out
of three times up.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-02
GOVERNMENT LEAGUE.

Totals. II gsfl3 Totals. 81 se4 .
sBatted for Deshazo In eighth inning.
tBatted for Elliott in eighth inning.
Score by innings:
Commerce 400 40 o3-l2
G. A. o. "02 OO1 16-s
Runs-Rade 90. Snyder, Deshazo, Bray
ton ts), O'Neil ~, Corley. swicker. Stock.
EFT. BigEins, Ferguson. Baldwin 49,, Car
roll (2l. Errors-Ferguson (21, Montague,
Rade tc), Snyder Coriey. Two-base hit
Brsyton. Three-base hit-Bsldwin. Home
runs-Carroll, Snyder. Stolen bsses-Rade
(2). Snyder. Corley te), Baldwin. Carroll.
bails-On higgins, I: on Craft, 5. Struck
out-By Craft, .; by Elliott. 2. Double
play-Stockett to BiEgins. Hits-on Graft.
S in 4 innings; OF Elliott. In innings.
Hit by pitcher-By Biggins Wright; b,
Craft Co'NeiD. Umpire-Mr. Kinney.
Game today-Navy vs.. Justice.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-02
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.

Agriculture .......-... o so 1O1 0-5
Runs-Tinxle t3D, Johnson. Norris C2),
Jones. Hurney t2). Bender (2l, Smith (2),
g. Thompson, shanklin, Owens. Errors
smith, O. Thompson. Barker. johnson Bo-
lsrd- fwo-base hits-Tingle Boland. Three
bsse hs-Benner. Huney, Bender Stolen
hases-smith. shanklin (3D, Tingle. Norris.
satrtfiee hits-Rosseau, Norris. Jones. Bases
On haIls-0r Thompson 3: Rosseau, 1: Bo
land, .. Struck oat-By Thompson, 3; Ros-
sress. 4. Boland. 10. Double plays-Rossesu
to Smith to Benner. Wild pitch-Rossesu
PFssed bsll-smith. ,; Jones' RaR-Thomp-
son. Hits-0ff Thompson. o in 3 Ia innings:
Roseau. s,in "a innings. Hit by pitcher
by Thompsou johnson. Hurneyl: By Bo-
'hand tBennerl-- Cnpire-Hushe-. tGame to-
daJ-War Ts. Printers.D
The Washington herald., 1922-05-02

lin. Y, McCaffrey. Errors-shoemsker tal.
Collins. Mitchell I2l. W. McCsffrey. I've
has. hits-Niedfeldt. LeEEe. Prescott. y.
McCaffrey. Three-base hits-Niedfeldt. Tot
rsulS. IIene run-O'Keeffe. Stolen bases
--McIsrShlin. Y. McCaffry. Bases on
hatls-On O'Keeffs. .: off Prescott I2i.
Struck out--By O'K"effe. .: by Prescott.
II. Double plays-Bsrtlett TO Kraft to
Niedfelt; Shoemaker to 0Keeffe. Wild
pitch-0'Keeffe. Passed hall-RsrtIett. Hit
By pitehcr-By Prescott (KrsfD.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-02
Herald Selections.
PIMLICO.

First Race-Rosie H., Ross Entry, :,
Topango.
second Race-LeMarsouin Fairo
Mac. Inndel ii.
Third Race-Spanish Maize. Hea,
Vitamin.
Fourth Race Super, Pastoral
swain, Sea Pirate.
Fifth Rnce-Capt. Aleock, Ross
Entry, Knot.
sixth Race-PIucky. BiR Bang.
CInnsman.
seventh Rnce Pillory, Comic
Song, Mercutto.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-02

Twcdonsr
s'sishsd--snsry esrsseht-Gyae =
The Washington herald., 1922-05-02
Ganzaga High Wins.

tIonzaga High won an ll-to-6 vic
tory over Tech High Reserves on
Union Station Plaza yesterday.
Score by innings:
The Washington herald., 1922-05-02
HOW THEY RAN AT PIMLICO
FIRST DAY. MAY I, Ieaa.
Weather Clear; Track Fast.


t'o at
Trned by T. owinper
secondS2 third O2a Al
The Washington herald., 1922-05-02

mendse.
V ia u at
seatehedS Raider cmouneu
- ;
waevioa Gulf
o
The Washington herald., 1922-05-02


So For
5sL W Irvine Value to win
Is O:t6 80 l:l2
The Washington herald., 1922-05-02

The Pirate Midrets trounced the
Marine y. G. yesterday. Manager
ohm Is booking games with 1913
yesr-old outfits. Call Franklin
5f6i-W
The Washington herald., 1922-05-02

Two-dollar mutuels paid-Mainmast, .
held. $50. Malnmast outran his field fr
home stretch until last fifty yards Baby
hnal drive. sedreneld was driving to tn
scratehed-Two Feathers. slippery Elm, Chi
Billy BARTON. Kings Champion.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-02


startgo same. to
byCR
The Washington herald., 1922-05-02

Two-dollsr mutuels psid-ChamplaIn, 50 sC
taker, $50. Champlain set a dazzling =
errd. He was going away at finish. Oil Ma,
esme. Latter used up forcing the pace scrat
1Q1 SIXTH RACE-Mils Purse. q, soa "a.
toA Handicap. Start good: ridden ,
OF at 5s03. wiuner-Ch.e. 4. By sup>rman-y
to winner, 81, ,702. "a: second. $500; third. 5000
The Washington herald., 1922-05-02

Two-dollar mutuels paid-Lady Boss. 4.
Lank. 400. Lady Boss shook on opposite
away into long lead. De Trueman tired i
on Lank- Scratehed-Brushwood
1S0 FIFTH RACE-six furiongs. ,Purs
Purse. Start good; won easily; p
ASS. Winner-B.e. 3, by Rapid water-
yslue to winner. 81 1o2 90: second, t40o: d
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-05

urs Phil wItt and Dr. witt John witt
'sturned with hls grardparents, Mr. and
Nrs Whyt4 sud viii remain here for an
i1fedinite period.
one Of tho most elaborate parties Of
the season WIS the bridge luncheon given
az the Country club, Weduraiay when
Mrs g. NJ. Ming ana Mis Harvey Heller
were hostessss color modf of yellow
and white was dsintUy carried out in
the Hschcog ard game appointments snd
ln the use Of yellow chrysHnthemuus.
Corsages ~ yellow and white chtysanthe.
NUNS were given each geHt ME- Wal
dron won high score. MrB Emmett Kyle
second nigh score and Mrs G. a. Baker
was given the consolation gift Mrs
Buckley of Tulsa was presented with the
guest prize. Out-of-town guests were
Nrs Nshonsv Mrs Robertson and Mrs
Buckley. all of Tulsa aud MS Jones Of
Colitnsvilie, Okla The guests we're seated
The , u q. wal. entertained wednes-
day afternoon by Mrs T. L. Cowlet Tho
etudy for the years work 70 'Foremost
Women % America ana ~ This time MrF.
Ernest Lambert spoke of Miss Alice Rob.
ortson. giving short sketch Of her life
and II her work
The OkmuiEec Deiphian society Il con
tuulng lts study cf the history OF art
Hnt mot ln the y ". g. a recreation
rooms wednesday afternoon Mrs. George
swift had charge Ok the Interesting pro-
Mr ana Mrs J. T.. Sessions have r..
turned from the Mayo ciinio az Roches-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-05

Tho Christian Endeavor society of IN.
Pfssnyterlsn church held a masked part
] 10 ,he church lariors Monday evening
ghaperons and were also masked were
hoy. and Mia Taimaga witt Mesdames
" Murphy. NiiI'tor. Fay wills. ~.
| iI'hef anf Nr ana Mrs Walter Davis
cleo Miss Maud Hale and Miss Marie oar.
t,toh ffiy or more children enjoyed the
ehtcfta!amsHt
An enjoyable cbudren's psr,y wa. thsi
gireu saturday nlght by Ms Morris
knIEht Tor nor suu ROB KNIGHT or tnelf
mono on North Smith street The biz
hafu OF whore the children rompad wss
decorated m appropriate col5fs aad novel.
l.srh cats and other grotssqus image,
Ne Edward pndy impsrsouating a
Nlich t'.d fortunes Music was furnishsd
w mo N,IoIa and various Eameu we're
served.
Nra. J. H Buusr entertained m,
wednesday bridge club Thursday after.
noon. no time having been postponed
church.
We II j. wdshl va, able to he re-.
moved 90 her homa Monday evening from
mo Nnia hospital where shs underwent
MS Robert = Ifonside ana daughter.
gnehia spent the first ot The week Ia
81 ard Sire ). L. Konreish ~ south
.wiih sItys' enjoyed a Welt Sunday from
MI and Mrs. Shookley ~ C0ffeyviIIe
Nearly ltl people attended tho HsIlov
san party given Monday evening ~ tho
'ast aide sunday school, most " them
ro'ns M mnsks MANY games ana SONGS
wels enjoyed. ma Miss Emily a. Fostor
f1'H Two readings which were hsatlly
appIaudc1 ApqloH pickles, sandwiches,
fIen"rF coffee and candy wero served a.
tho close - the evening.
Mr Dallas Emmons spent tho first OF
the week ~ Lola, kan. on business
Congrswman r. a. Chandler has re-
TUNED from the western courtte, nf fhe
rint district ana Will now Fiye his limo
10 tho eastern eide ot tho district
h'H.fH ~. a. and Merlin Hhinehart
"'re h'Is the first of tho week from
N... hn No, t9r visit with Old friends
Mr. J 81 johnson spent this week 10
kausaH Guy on au'omobue business.
br ana Mrs oIyer BsFby have re-.
turned from two weeks visit in Miohl-
Mrs c. r. rendleton returned 10
MuskoEee last Friday accompanying NJ.
and Mrs Gus Bash0ra. Mrs j. ~ RutIer
tup to that city The Vinita psopia
stopped ~ wagner on their return TO
s-e tho wagoner .Vlnta football game.
Mrs stroud Of Wolch. who has been
visiting Mrs. Goodsou of East Tlhlequnh
avenue. han returned to her home.
Word wes received here last Friday
OF tho death of Sir. j. ~ Young formerly
~ this city At Kansas city, where Nc.
Jess Ballard has been NJ his bedside f1r
10 1ays preceding his death. The funeral
was held last sunday A. columbus Kan
Mr.. Young was brotber.in.Iaw OF Mrs
Emma vakirr ot this city
MIS-, i, l. Burckhalter last friday en-.
,ertAinsd the Friday bridge club at her
home. A0a North Gunter street
Mr. ana Mrs ". ~ Malone last Fri.
DAY received visit from Mr. aud Mrs
lows home
NlHs Alice RatneA and Mrs g. s.
White. who have been visiting Sir. ana
their home.
Tho regular meeting Of the nslphian
society was held Monday IN the Congrs-
sa'lonal church, splendid program be.
ING rendered. Mrs. Jesse ballard read
an excellent paper on early Italian
Islntets.- and Miss lda Beatty had the
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ter. where Mrs Sessions has been urss,
treatment FOR the past several weeks
Mrs Robert 1avlor and Mrs Cha-.ts
Douglas have returned from a Herer.i
days visit In Kansas city.
Miss Beatrice Shcram entertained Tia
Joan Bridge club Thursday afternoon al
the home OF Mrs. Henry Hebron o..
pecial guests we're Mrs a. 4. kapiIp au
Miss Flora Levy.
Mfs =. n. Holland lead an iuf-rea.tr.
meeting on short stories, when the Af.
tuhl Improvement club met at ~. hr...
Of Mrs ID. n. Randel Thursday aftorrour
Com plimeuting her house guest N.,
Esther Ruth Boyer ot Calmsn. Ala. V.
@, Il. Naugh' entertained with an irf..
NAL bridge party Thuffiay aftarrrrr
Halloween decorations were used throne.
OUT the rooms aud IN the appointfrar.s
of the game Guests we're seated s
three tables
Mrs G ~ colburn entertained the p.,
Tempre club. this being the first maaii.e
an especial guest Of Mrs. Colburn.
Mrs J. w Hsnslsy entertsiutf tl-
members u the r. n. T. club with
prettliy appointed luncheon. THURSDAY Hft.
sTnooh. Only club members were rtssr4.
Ths Tri quad club was entertatn.d tfI4
week by Mrs J, -, Swarts. nriygy ....
plsyed during the afternoon. Esr
guests we're Mrs a. =. Graham. Mfa e.
J. Aspey and Mrs ". r., NeulIor
Mr. and Mrs L. ". Phillips have r.ra
TO Nashville. Tenn, whero taev -
visit relatives for two weeks
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-05
Simple Way To
End Dandruff

There IL one sure way that has
never failed to remove dandruff at
once. and that is TO dissolve II. then
you destroy It entirely. To do this,
Just get about four ounces OF plain.
ordinary liquid arvon from any drug
store (this is all you will need, ap-
ply It at night when retiring. use
enough TO moisten the scalp and rub
1t in gently with the finger tips.
by morning. most IL not all. OF
your dandruff will be gone and three
or four more applications will com
pletely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and tract OF Il, no
matter how much dandruff you may
have.
You will find. too, all itching and
digging OF the scalp will stop in
stantly. and your hair will be fluffy.
lustrous, glossy, silky and soft. and
look and feel a hundred times bet
ter er.--Advertise
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STATE SOCIETY

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af uarg m..5t.f na ...a t1a.r.
nf" |.W" ..U." f..# Hi tho
ur.s"ff uf N..H...
ra.n Ii..."r.H l..# 8f '.. fHFt la.
wilton TU.aHI u.t.t
Ir. .ms Ha...f ..d'.v ub
Nnu.r Mr. ..,H. i0.f .t.r ..r.,i
10Y uaH..r I.. ..lu ma. poet .ru.
3D.. HatH I....s
N.H N''IsH Ii'"1r,H.1 Ir' ifn"' home
II ....I i. ..... iH I'I.hNN ono If.h.
II.HH ~ Independence. h1.
h.H Roy eU.rn' H ''.F i. 90 Der
home .N ."''N HHn f.'.'
mu &C. Vs. D.isy IuladHF anrruoou at
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f'H Attorney \. watson vas iu
NnIIIIt wednesday,
J. lt lI1Nt''"NI ~ "Hlu.rn Wna hero
IHu0duH Iu iUH interest no The county
don. .HIlr ticket
NI. Innn.HH '1|N't i'f' IhnfH1AV iNf
f.w UH1" NH.' WIN frHtIFea at $50.
WHft ana ''1f"W.I'
Ni. .ft Nnnfi' OF .''N WIS '' mo
.f' Monday
IHa1 LrHuy ~ l,raw W'r ln the r.'y
uu hu..H.th N'Iu'tl
o. AFII" lu.in editor nf 'Ng evening
NuIIafin. went Go ohHutuUN N'iuftIhb
uu business
NiH Mae Wn'rr ~ mckinney. loHaH.
iH sH.inE hrr nI.ilrI D.. J.. .'uN'U "t
Tbs tlif
Frank carey ahd IT. J liHuNnH pf 'Iaf. I
rudHu. Nrtfs arc IfnHp". IiIF lu iho Oh
rsldB near hiitlnv THIS vr'h
D. q. navle l"tt Neinefdny fof MOI
rilfon. AK. whore hn went 20 purchase
several car loads ~ hogs
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| The nrige r.ub entertained wsdnss4ay
'' '" '''' ''''.'s '" '.'''
~ IN"'f husbands ana ffi'uds a. tho
horne - WrH , WTFhf Tbs r00fr g
I were beautifully dsr.rafrI with ftI faI.
.BFe ana flowers orange and bIars deco.
. .sf.Hra ana ali tna DatffH of fbe usI.
. ..aafr season. Aurr Ola avauirE "a earns
H tHfta. .t.l.aa luncheon was served IHa
. delicious Iuu. .hsUu also raffisf out the
Halloween suaFaaN1r Tho guests ana
members Included Mr aud prs Tfasf
pfIFrH.N ST auf Wft Rurrrt NyHtars Nf
afH Nrs Joe T.u.H. Mf ana Nfs
IIaha,' H. ana Mis- Charsa tiushes.
ST. Hu1 Nfs A. U Cook M auI Hra
UisbuIua woodruff 81. and Nrs
"usHt MHs Francis Nals ana Mu Dora
luIIa
u HIns4r ana Joe u fyr,b war. ii,
.H.fIHsw last TFIHHt .n t.rirsra
W w. Hss,Irra .af rsH..4u.H va. ia
ufUHtU saturday
aeuu4gah county.
Hfnptaf HHtrsd waa n FtIwsU iaHt
WalrratHv
Nfa g. q. Dyer was hostess a. o',ta.t
dinner IBHt M.UHa. The Fussts Wsrs
Hr ana Mfs Jason Pinch. Louise snd
Rur4rf rlurh aud Mr and Mrs Jo. M
Lynch.
son EafIs on HIrn nm M8. and Nj .
% Finch of tiIms NO. ma'ars1 down
Jason FIn,h ana family '' "'''
So % n columns of Oklahoma Cny
Ia home uu 10 fHuti visit
An interesting IHNuNrru social was
rlteu' Tuesday sypaus BY tho Ladies
NiIsa..uHf. aY,Ifiv af tns Il b. fbur,b
South The Dau was sally ds.,r.tsi in
IUmlsfus and black cats while ana MANY
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ItIiIcTDM.

The Missionary society of the Methodist
church met Friday afternoon az the home
~ Mrs J. W. Riley on Fast sixth street
n. NJ. McHnl recently returned from a
butiness trip 20 Kansas city and ~. Louis
oscar Martin has gone 60 Casper, Wyo.
Fred Wagoner spent Saturday aud sun
day with his family at Chandler.
city Attorney Watson and Mayor Rln-
cum was IN sapulpa on business
Mrs Tillic Mcintosh Of Oklahoma city
visited friends here last Saturday ana
Sunday.
Congressman joe Pflngey vas here
Monday aud Tuesday
Miss Nellie sturdovant left Monday for
an extended visit with friends and TelA-
tivea at ean Marcus. Texas.
w. q, Harper OF Wyuona was In the
city Tuesday.
Mrs L. y. Sanders and daughter, Miss
Celesta, left Wednesday for two weeks
Visit with friends nj bartleavillo.
joe Vaughn and r. w. Melton Of Chick
s,hs we're VISITING friends here thu carly
part % the week
Tom Neal OF Po,eau was in tho city
SATURDAY
Bob Eastwood ot prumright was here
~ hHtufdny on business
). s. Leuwicb ~ prumrleht was IN
Bristow Friday ana Saturday on business,
Emmot Msrahnll ~ sapulpa. republican