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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-15
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Business and Professional women's
Club


Following a brief business meeting
Of the Business and Professional
women's club Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Frederick Bentley gave an interest
ing talk about her visit last winter
I'm Rome. Mr.. Archie RugKies gave
some delightful vocal sole. accom-
panied by Mrs. Bentley.
Mrs. c II. ogne executive secr~
,sry Of our Y. N. C. A.. introduced
Miss Susan Rehhan. city secrotary
OF tho Y. w. c. A. Of tho Pacific
coast. In few words. Miss Rshhan
told about her Interests IN IN. Busi.
meas and Professional wouren's club
In an Eastern city. whore she was .
member.
Fremont Division. w. Q. T. q.
The Fremont division Of the w. c.
r. u. win hold a special service sun.
day. December II. at TAO .. m. In
the Asbury NJ. L. church. Whitman
ave. and ". 10th 1T Mrs. Lillian
Vincent. state president. and Mrs.
Mary stliiwel. vioeprcsideni viii
speak
Sigma M Moihcrs' League
The Sigma Nh Mothers league WIN
meet at the chapter house. 1918 T..
s7th st. Tuesday. December ID. at I:
p. IN
West Seattle Review No. II
West Seattle Review. No. 81. W.
n. A. Of the Maccatsea viii meet AZ
lCarpenters' hall. <ssi California avv..
wednesday. December 20. At . p. m.
Evergreen Lodge No. >. A. o. y. w.
Evergreen Lodge No. .. A. q Y.
w. win hold Its regular business
meeting. Monday. pec~snber 10. At
100 .. m sharp. In the A. o. u w.
Auditorium Important business.
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CHANGE in Club Program

The Christmas ENTERTAINMENT Tor
children. planned for Friday after
noon. December "a. at the women's
University club, has been postponed
% December so Tne same evening
win take place tho high school
New Years dance fer the sons and
daughters Of members and Their
friends. Mrs Leroy NJ. Baekus Is
eponsoring tho affair. assisted by
Mrs. Frank s. Bayey. Mrs H. w,
Sumner. Mira II. II. Jones and Mra.
Harold Lea
FRIDAY. December 70. comes the
holiday hop for members and their
guests. and on Friday evening.
tnnunry 8. at o'clock. MAJ. l.
Bullock. Of Victoria. II. C.. WHY VIII
q thu guest Of the elu,. yin speak
Is members and their friends on AN
Evening with the Drama"
! The reading Of Alfred Noyes
&glumhsr Songs OF the Madonna" BY
Ma. Robert r. Sandal arranged foi
6his afternoon. viii to given OF .
nter date
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Saturday Service
lat Tea Shop

Mira Charles Harrison win be host.
ess for the Frink Park guild on
Saturday. assisted by Mira y. w.
waidron. Mrs. Ivan Hyland. Mn. ~
r. Brown. Mn. Beulah ROWS. Mrs.
IF. Holmes. Mrs w. r. Rogers. Mrs
n r. Knapp. Miss Marian HyiAnd
and Miss Bernice Rov!g.
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Cheese Croquettes
BY Bertha +. Shapleigl
OF Columbia University

eroauessss a
iish luncheon amAlisr
excellent salad
tsb.sposns Z Abisspooas 4 eggs
pound 10
brad OF eggs
and
add the above with the
msitS then balls
whites diluted
TAT hot brown
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Seattle
Society
Hiss Bartlett Plans De-
lightfta Affair; Hosts
on Christmas Morn.

NoNPLIMENrfSo nss Mary
~ small. who viii be . January
bridA and Miss Ruth r'rcnhclme. who
= having early In January for an
>xtendsd visit In New York city. Miss
Clara Bartlett is entertaining with q
hrtdgs tea at her home on Queen
Anne Hill Thursday afternoon. De-
eomber -
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BUCHAREST. Dec Ia Kins
Ferdinand os noamania surprised
painters AZ work on his palace ny
appearing IN overslls and toliins
with them for two days.
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Many Buy Saving
Certificates Here

Seattle citizens have purchased a
total OF ti.7es.soe worth Of govern
msut trsatury saving certificates up
20 the first week OF December, local
postal authorities have announced
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Woman Braves Jail
to Be With Child

NEW YORK. Dec. i5.-staking
motber-iove against danger Of arrest.
Mira. Louisa Frssco rtappeared 10
days after she deserted her child and
claimed H. She was released on
parole.
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British Flocks
Are Thinning

LONDON. psa is.-pur1ns tbs
last 10 years the number OF sheep
in Great Britain has decreased
ts .ooo. 900.
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MANCHESTER. England. Dec. IS
Three burglars who escaped from
jail her, committed two ruhberies
within an hour after their filsht
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Giving Milk to
School Children

pru,fI@CHAH. England. Dec. Ia
To test tho value Of milk for obib
drsn. 30 school pupils win be given
/. mint Of milk daily for two monthA
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~. Robert Donworth. son Of Judge
a Ma George Donvorth. VIII be
~ nsxt wednesday 20 Miss Sarah
0onn4un Painter. OF Kittanning. Pa.
oomohtes Of Mr.. James NJ Painter Of
lit city.
~. Donworfh ana his bride wiil
n1ond their honeymoon In Cuba. and
= their return viii be At home In
F1k1rburR. where no has been since
- graduated from Yale last rear.
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Family Dinners
Christnsos Day

Amous those entertaining with
6mily dinners on Christmas day win
- M. and Mrs Thomas Bordeaux.
~. and Mira. w. IL McEwan. Mr..
- Ma william IL Parsons. Mrs.
AIMED Raymond. Mr. and Mrs-
0oorgs Craosrec. AR. and Mrs John
= Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
ns1goo and Mr.. and MrA O. A.
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Christmas Breakfast

xrr. and Mira Carl +. oouh VIII
entertain with family breakfast NJ
thar home On Christmas morning
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Miss Church to Wed

Mr.. and Mira Robert Judson Church
announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Roberta Judson. TO Mt.
William A. Burnett son OF Mrs
Laura newden Burnett Tho wedding
VIII take place at tho home OF The
bride elscts parents. On January IL.
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1'hs Ladies' Lyric Choral club WI
meet for rehearsal Tuesday evening.
December 10. At T.ss o'clock. In ths
main Sunday school room AZ the
First Presbyterian church Mem
bers urged TO be present
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
Manic Leaf Post No. n

EI8ltE ~ 49, -
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Maple
Leaf Post No. n viii entertain with
a dane, Saturday evening. December
fe. at Douglas hall siS L. Pine st.
Afternoon With Santa Ciaus
An afternoon with Santa Claus
win he given by the chiidren's
cians.s OF the Douglas School OF
Dancing. Saturday afternoon. he
eembsr Ia at o'clock Friends are
cordially inviesd to attend
West Seattle Cnaptc~ No. ioe
West Seattle Chapter No. ios. o.
r. 2. Social circle. win be entertain.
ed by Mira H. 1. Farrell and Mira
kellerman on Saturday evening. De
cenber is. at . o'clock. AZ Mrs. Fur.
relrs homa ASA .tth ava a w.
AfinnewathA Club
The Nfnncwatha Sewing club wiz
meet Saturday afternoon. Deeemeer
10. with Mrs. Retting.r. asso it,h
ave- w. from 1 90 $:5o o'clock. 60 DO
charity sewing. In the evening the
regular Saturday evening dance Of
the club win take place at chrlsen.
sens hall
John r. Miller w. n. q. Barssr
John r. Miller W. n. Q. viii have
a bazaar and home cooked dinner on
saturday. December 10. Ut Veterans
hall. Arnory. Cards win be played
IN the Afternoon and there will be
musical program In the evening.
Many useful and fancy articles will
be on aAlA
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The s,ccisi club OF the W. d. A. Of
the hsecabeeS Seattle review. No 3.
will have card party on Thursday.
December Il. at lao .. tn. y, tho
A. o. y. W. hall Members and their
friends invited.
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Nh George ID. oernaey enter
1n1ne6 che members Of ths disabled
Vctornns committee At luncheon Fri
~ q Frederick = Nelson's tsa
roo0- Included among the guests
woro Mrs. walter NJ Stevenson Mrs.
VEylI1am O. standring, Mrs. ~. I.
Uxoedon and Mrs. 7. 8. Brennon-
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Farewell Dinner
nd BRIDGE

~. and Mira Francis r. Bates
vueo hosts at . dinner OF twelve
ouUors q their home Saturday eve
80, given as . farewell compliment
- N. and Mrs. Edward q. Norris.
49, ere leaving January for Call
1orn1n, 70 reside. Bridge was played
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-15
WOMEN'S CLUBS

- OLODO
MASTER Roy" Psychology Class
Miss Jean stovei will speak 20 tho
Master Key psychology class on
Friday evening. December rs, at
f.so o'clock. IN tho university
branch. library hall. subject
-Divine Law In nuaineas-"
Col. Ellsworth Circle Dance
A dance win be given by Col.
Ellsworth Circle, Ladies' OF tho q. A.
r.. Friday evening. December Is. NJ
Veterans hall Armory.
King County Legislative Federation
The King County Legislative Fed.
GRAFTON has invited the newly elected
women Legislators OF Washington 60
speak at its next regular meeting
on Monday. December 10. . .. m. 1T
tho Y. w. c. A. Several measures
OF erraciai interest 10 women viii be
Explained and discussed Visitors al.
ways welcome.
VI. I. Girls In Charge of Tree
In accordance with their annual
custom. the Young Ladies' Institute
will again have charge % tho Christ.
mas tree foF the Industrial girls at
tho House Of the Coed Shepherd. The
girls are planning something a little
different this year IN tho manner o.
giving out the presents. Each stri
has selected her own sift and IL look
ing forward 10 this event with tire
keonest pieaSurs. A abort musical
program will 10 given between 1890
and ~.
The following conmitts. II In
charge OF the arrangements Ruth
Carroll chairman: Aurca Ticrney.
wilhelmina Henderson. Alice Hep
per. Helen porman. nernies Masee.
JOS phlns Manoy. Clara Irons
Adeiia Irons. Teresa Ford. Mary
Doughcr1y and olivet Hartwig.
Queen City Sunshine Club
Queen City Sunshine club. O. n. f..
will meet AZ the Masonic Temple
Tuesday. December 10. at : .. m.
Members and friends invited
Palm Circle No. 90
Palm eirels. No. 90. NslEhbors Of
wooicraft. win entertain all juvc-
niles. and all Neighhors and their
childrcn. at Christmas tr~e ceis-
brnfiou on Tuesday evening. pecem.
ber 10. at tho hail a, First ave. and
fike ~
Sunset Heights Literary Club
Sunset Heights Literary club viii
hold its next regular meeting Tues
day. December 10. At Z .. m. NJ Miss
May pousiaa' home. t.es Whitman
ave.
Elderbioom Cub
pr. Frank II. Loop invites the Fl.
dsrbloom club 20 Join the Sunshine
club IN n Christmas iubsiee. which
will be held In tho Old Orphcum
sheatcr. Third ave. and Madison ct.
Saturday evening. December "a. ., .
O'Clock
British-Amsriean Association
The regular meeting OF the British.
American association win be held In
the Fins Arts hall. isia Fourth ave.
Friday evening. December -. at ..
There will be n Christmas eel.
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The question Of what TO chna settled
Colonial Period "A Yankee o,r :, saneh u. nw.s. Of TIA.
Hs.as the wss.@. s.r ,asud,ns Heidi .
| che scouts
THE GIFT OF JEwELRY
sesnssn Win Just ma. rsneesnns p Of t.vcr ,.wsh
rAanuns pro.A
|
| .ssa
GIFTS FROM THE NORTHWEST
:s., = = X ! NM se 81: '
AN EASTMAN CAMERA FOR GIFT
Eveyone likes
~ s - s u, ps ss' s Or or. c H0ss r s:s
Coz a pack cos SEQ ana
.asssassa 70 .ssss s-.s. nsss
magazine for amateur photographers
A UNIQUE GFT-FTsH FROM THE NORTHWEST
For eight Andrew Bundins
s .ss. T s:. % as ss' s s u II
AT THE COLONIAL
,s' AZ. M s, ', E SCI s r s:s.. SUNDAYS ' 1s 1.'a
CANDIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Christmas n q
In
DIR. CLYDE l. G0CKLEY
equipped
Dr. Albert AbamA e2i Building.
YOU SHOULD KNOW MORE ABOUT
Dr. iushns Human Bake Ovens They completely explained
plainly and mail to all Bldg
THE GIFT OF A PAIR OF GLASSES
for father mother
lasting satisfaction
specialist with u
tho balcony
FURNITURE FOR CHRISTMAS
Pine They
tAAvssussmsnu
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Marine Dinner at
Yacht Club

M seattle Yacht club win give .
rnorins dlnner at the club on Tuesday
evening. December 10. Captain An
GrOws VII talk on wooden Ships for
1rco Men,
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ELECTRICAL DEALERS

Dovvte Electric Cs.
City Electric a Fixture Co,
kirkland Electric Co., Kirk
land.
Puget sound Power and Il
Co.. kirkland.
Gus uartwig
Hon Mnrche
Frederick q Nelson
Hugh A. Wilson
Junction Electric shop
Specially Sales 60.
standard Furniture CA
Watts Electric Co.
Wald1e Electric c.
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Gifts You'll Be Happy to Give

For Aother-ffum one, a.
perhaps from an. the ehildrxns
The TsbIs Sfess--cooks .
meal tight ut the tabie. The
Iron fhsf Women Designed
there 10 no Iron With %
many sdvsntagcA
For Mother md Futher-
you might give II alone. o. you
can get others TO join with you;
The Psycoiaf tor ncvcr was
such good coffeei
For Slster-whsthsr her haar
= bodied or not, The Cur.
ling Iron--it kceps ths hair
% Mica
For tiss Younger HroeA9-
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Palm circle. No. GO. NslEhbors Of
wooicraft. win entertain all tuve-
niles. and all Neighbors and their
childrcn. at Christmas tree ceis-
brafion on Tuesday evening. pecsn,.
ber 10. at tho hail a, first ave. and
rike a.
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Elderbleom Cub

Dr. Frank H. Loop invites the Fl.
dsrbloom club 20 Join the Sunshine
club In n Christmas tubiiee which
will be held In tho Old orphcum
iheater. Third ave. and Madison ct.
Saturday evening. December "a. q,
o'clock.
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Sunset Heights Literary club viii
hold It's next regular meeting Tuss.
day. December 10. At .. m. NJ Miss
May pousiaa' home. <.es Whitman
ave.
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-Nisster Key" Psychology Glass
Miss Jean stov-i will speak 20 tho
Master Key psychology class on
Friday evening. December rs, at
1870 o'clock. In tho university
branch. library hall Subject
"Divine Law In nuniness-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-15

GAMES AND BOOKS FOR THE CHILDREN
The question Of what In
Puzzle
Of
Of
Historic Boyhoods"
including
Adventures wcndsrand
The Boy Scouts Ilbrary.
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5e. ana Mrs. Harvey b. Cochran
notogfained with m informal dinner
~ - covsrs ct their homo Monday
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Col. En.wer,h Circle Dance

A dance viii be given by Col
Ellsworth Circle. Ladies' OF tho q. A
r.. Friday evening. December Is. ~
Veterans hall Armory.
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idoe at Home

~. ana Mrs. NJ Il. Calender are
on1nrenlning with four tables OF
I1G11eo Saturday evening at their
ro. 353S sind ava q
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Queen City sunshine club

Queen City Sunshine club. O. n. f..
with meet AZ the Masonic Temple
Tuesday. December 10. at : .. m.
Members and friends invited
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King County Legislative FcderatIol

The King County Legislative Fed.
GRAFTON has invited the newly elected
women legislators Of Washington 90
speak at TIA next regular meeting
on Monday. December 10. .. m. at
tho Y. w G. A. Several measures
of erpaciai interest 10 women viii he
Explained and discussed Visitors al
ways welcome.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-26

"Oh, mummie," he cried. as he
held up the fragments. 81 had a
fall. but it's all right cause didn't
lose anything only the juice"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-26
BUILDERS HAVE
EYE FOR BEAUTY
AROUND HOMES
Places are Being Painted
and Cleaned Up; Visitors
Say Unfinished Build
ingS are Hindrance

Even visitors are enthused with the
rlrid growth OF Ardmore and tho
preparations that are being madc for
It building boom mis- spring.
Tho Ardmorci'es are pleased wiki
the stcwth and ale taking step, TO
make thc ncv surroundings and .lo
new ZONES DIRECTS of beauty.
These go hanl =. hand, ard at ,a.S
time, the rlrn, 50 is obvious: ArdmOc
is progressing and the heart of every
citizen is in the work.
Recent visitors here have com
mented on Tie unfinished church build
ings, saying that if these projects
could be completed there would he
created a favorable sentiment toward
further building. They have also com
mented on the continued building Of
small homes in all sections of the
city. saying that this reflects pros
perity since many of the homes are
for wage earners and persons who
will continue to make Ardmore their
home.
1t is just about this time Of year,
too, that householders are beginning
cleanup. paint.up and plant gardens
and flowers. Work in this way is
going forward rapidly and when the
first note of spring-according to the
calendar-comes. the city will be
blossoming like hot house garden
and the smell Of eschalots and young
green stuffs will be in the air.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-26
HE GOLDEN GIRL|
BY puNllH pAlllIpS sessas&assyHHsaHsesA

do so love to hear themselves talk,
You know"
llona was a bit shocked at her sis.
tors coldblooded analyses Of her
beaux She surely didn't have any
deep feeling for any Of them. That
was obvious. Not even very much
respect, it seemed.
And besides" Truda ratified on
complacen;ly. they come to see me.
really you know. Jimmie Warbur
toms quite mad about me and apt 10
propose any night now She made
this statement as calmly as though
the matter of Jimmie's desiring her
was the most ordinary. even boring
fact in the world. Ilona marveled
just how she would feel We're a man
to want her enough 10 propose to her
"a man with dark eyes-and a caress
in those eyes.
You must put on your prettiest
frock. dear" said her mother. I'VE
don't want Wellington folks to think
that our little girl is a cinderella. you
know"
The lovely green and silver one.
mother" asked Ilona obedlently. IT'S
the one l love the best"
Then wear il by all means, and
do look happy an gay tonight dear
child. Your success here in this part
of the world depends $50 much on the
amount of sparkle that is yours "
warned Mrs. Cameron, looking approx
insly at her daughter
tTo be continued.
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Iona Prepared 10 Meet Guest.
Trim and nonchalant as they had
left the house. the two truants re.
turned to it. just in time To change
their clothes for dinner and at that
meal no one would ever have guessed
from the unassumng manner Of Hen
ry Gay or Inc lightness of llona that
they had wandered far that afternoon
and been threatened with hair-raising
adventures
THAT walk did you both good. |
think" said Mrs Cameron as she
noticed how heartily Iona was eating
ITS given you a wonderful appetite.
darling and that's worth everything.
You and Henry Gay must take more
of them together"
Although the breast of her small
son fairly ached with the fullness Of
his own Importance, not by word or
deed did he betray his sisters precious
secret. And truth to tell. the after
noon and its bewildering affairs, out
side Of the jolly time he had had
walking about the encampment, was
rather mysterious to him. II had To
do with Miguel bad-eyed girl, tears
and tempers. But why? The reason
was quite beyond his realm. II had
all besn very exciting and excitement
was what he had been after. Then
he was satisfied
Me and Tonas planned TO have
picnlcs and eyerythin' 10y our own
often. ma he confidcd. bpaming at
his mother over his dessert. ITS
fun going with her She ain't like
most girls. afraid OF every little thing
Hum, Truda's scared To step a mile
from the town. never any fun going
with her
Mother. dear, Mr.. Warburton is
coming to call tonight" drawled Truda.
ignoring completely her small broth.
er's remarks. "tlona had better come
in for a few minutes TO meet him.
don't you think? It's time she was
meeting all the wd'-Ohis in a
somewhat patronizing vo!cel-' and now
that she has her new clothes Il will
be all right
III you wish me 10, III come in,
Truda," said Ilona gently, her mind
far away, but won't be a bit in.
teresting for this Mr.. Warburton OF
yours, nor any Of the other smart
young men that YOU know. don't
know what to talk about with them,
my dear"
Truda laughed at her sisters frank.
ness Don't Leg that worry you,
llona. They are really quite stupid,
most of the men here. quite salts.
fled TO have u girl just look sweet
and helpless and say nothing. They
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-26
STORM IN NORTHWEST
CAUSES II DEATHS

CHICAGO.-The middle west was
beginning TO recover somewhat today
from the storm which caused sud
den drop in the temperature TO below
freezing and brought snow and sleet
over large area from Montana, the
Dakotas, Minnesota and Wisconsin,
down into the northern part of Texas
Arkansas and Oklahoma.
The northwest, where the storm was
greatest according to dispatches re.
ccived here, reported a death toll Of 12
and several hundreds of thousands Of
dollars damage to property. Five
persons met death in a train wreck
near Minneapolis. where a passenger
train crashed into q snow plough,
four men We're frozen TO death in
Minneapolis and ST. Poul. a woman
was frozen to death near Langord.
$. D., woman was electrocuted near
Chester, Mimi, and a man frozen
TO death at Dilworth. MINI.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-26
TAG DAY DELAYED
BECAUSE OF RAIN.
Only Few Donations Receiv-
ed When Women Workers
Called in at Noon; Post
pOned for One Week

On account of the inclemency of the
weather Tag Day for the Associated
Cherities, scheduled for Saturday, was
postponed and will be observed on
Saturday, March 4.
Mrs. Ben Z. Lindsey called in all
of the workers Saturday morning,
some of whom had already sold tags
in their respective territories. Mrs
Lindsey wishes to thank those who
contributed and to ask them to re-
tain their tags and To wear them next
saturday.
People of Ardmore are very gen.
erous Mrs. Lindsey states, las shown
by the quick response made yesterday.
When the really destitute condition
of the poor are put before them. the
men give their money gladly. If you
subscribed and purchased n tag yes.
terday. be sure and keep it to wear
next Saturday" she said, "as we do
not want to impose on real gener-
osty'
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First Church of Christ. Scientist

(Broadway and d St, y. W.
Services Sunday morning at II
o'clock.
Subject: Christ Jesus"
Golden Text: John 1919. | am the
door: by me if any man enter in,
he shall be saved, and shall go in
and out, and find pasture.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial meet.
ing at s o'clock.
Reading room, suite 40S Simpson
building, open daily from II a. m.
TO p. m, except Sundays and legal
holidays. whore the Bible and au.
thorize0 Christian Science literature
may be read, purchased, or borrowed
from the lending library.
The public is cordially invited to at.
tend our services and to visit the
reading room.