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, 1934-12-17
SEVERAL new
TESTS BEGUN
New Period OF Activity
Looms for Samfordyce
Oil Field

MISSION, Dec. ia new per-
led Of activity doomed for Hidalgo
county's three -month-old SaIntor-
dyce oil field early this week with
two tests on the sand. one for an
extension Of 500 feet south OF pres
ent production. seven new tests pre-
pairing TO spud in or drilling and
four new locations actually stakeo.
In addition to two deep wildcats
now drilling south Of McAllen and
west Of Mission, two new wildcats
we're announced for the Alamo
Tract. south OF the town Of Alamo.
A test seeking extension Of the
Jeffries- Lambeth CBarbacoss) pool
In south central Starr county re-
ported salt water during the week
end.
Two tests In the Samfordyce area
are waiting on cement.
Gholson Drilling company's No. l
Felipe Farias, in tract 27S. porcion
80. about 500 feet west Of the dis
covery and on an adjoining tract.
set and cemented casing on top OF
sand at 2,7e4 feet. Saturation was
picked UP at 2.7e4 feet and cored
to 2.802 feet. where the hole Is bot
toned. Cement plug will be drilled
Monday night or Tuesday on this
inside location.
, 1934-12-17

TULSA. Okla. Dec. l7-Fp-The
body Of an unidentified man. who
appeared 10 be about 40 years old,
was found shortly before loon Mon
day In an abandoned. rain water
filed coal Dit about six miles north
east OF Tulsa.
Police Investigating said there
were no marks OF violence on the
body and the cause Of death had
not been determined.
, 1934-12-17
Cupid's Christmas

~CHICAGO-Cupid. too. gets q
Christmas present this year.
County Clerk Michael Flynn es-
Inmates that the 10000 marriage
licenses issued here annually pro-
vide nearly $4,000 in revenue.
So they're going to build a spe-
cial chapel for the ceremonies.
, 1934-12-17
Houston Bar Opens

The Houston Bar in MatamoroS
which had been closed for several
days on account OF difficulties with
the labor union OF the city. was re-
opened Sunday afternoon and will
remain open, E. Bermea. proprietor,
stated.
Terms OF the agreement reached
with the union we're not disclosed.
, 1934-12-17
TODAY'S MARKETS

4 points above Saturdays close.
Towards noon prices eased off / TO
2 points from the best on long liq-
uidaticn causing the price level to
rule z points up TO / down COM
pared with Saturdays close.
, 1934-12-17
Possible Extension

Offering a possible extension Of
production TO the north is Lucky
Blocker CoSmo Petroleum Com
pany'S No. / Francisco Guerra, m
the east end OF the north Is acres
Of the south 100 acres of tract 254.
porcion 40. about $500 feet east and
slightly north Of discovery. II was
drilling Monday at 500 feet. having
spudded in Friday night and drill
cd plug in surface pipe Saturday
night.
Rogers Oil a. Gas Company's No.
/ Francisco Guerra. in the south
east Is acres OF tract Isl, porciUn
40. about 900 feet west Of the Harri-
son No. | Guerra. was temporarily
shut down at 400 feet because OF
boiler trouble.
New locations stsked late this
week were as follows:
King-Woods Oil Company's No. !
DaSkam. 2l5 feet from the west and
2lS feet from the north lines OF Lot
23-A. block 40 OF the King-Woods
, 1934-12-17

DIES MONIES, Dec. III. R-For-
mer Governor william T.. Harding.
81, Iowas wartime chief executive
and an outstanding figure IN re-
publican politics In the state for
many years. died at hts home here
Monday.
, 1934-12-17
copyright. 1884. BY the APP

(CopyriBht, 1884, BY the AP)
CALLANDER. Ont, Dec. II. Rr-
"A Santa Claus without whiskers
but a real Santa Claus Just the
same came Monday. through the
snow-dressed northland, 10 the
Dionne quintuplets.
DR.. Allan Roy Dafoe, though he
has brought 400 children into the
world-the cold, bleak world that
settles down upon Callander's
, 1934-12-17

Berry said. I'VE owe no obligation
TO ire grower after we have paid
him cash in hand"
Berry's statement followed publi-
cation in Sundays Brownsville Her
aid Of attempts made by certain in
dependent shippers to obtain a
review" and change OF the recent
ly issued ~proration order Of the con-
troll committee.
, 1934-12-17
Wire Flashes

TRENTON, ~. J. - Attorney
General David II. WilentE Mon
day denied the request OF Bruno
Richard Haupimann's attorneys
for permission to inspect the
Lindbergh kidnap ladder. the
premises OF Hauptmann's Bronx
home and the Lindbergh estate
at HopewelL.
MOSCOW - Twenty-eight al
legged terrorists under death sem
fences were duly executed Mon
day In Kieff. bringing TO a total
OF 107 the number OF alleged
terrorists executed since the as
sa~ssination OF Sergei kiroff, De-
cember I.
, 1934-12-17
MARKETS AT A GLANCE
NEW YORK

Stocks steady; metals and spe-
cialties higher.
Bonds mixed; U. 3. governments
firm.
Curb improved: utilities active.
Foreign exchanges irregular;
sterling heavy.
Cotton quiet; liquidation; local
and commission house selling.
Sugar steady: commission house
liquidation.
Coffee quiet: trade buying.
CHICAGO
Wheat weak: visible supply bear
ish.
Corn lower; sympathy with
wheat.
Cattle strong to rs hislerI to
sl0.25.
Hogs 1928 higher: top $3.50. 1.
, 1934-12-17
NEW ORLFANs FUTURES

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. lT.-Pl-
Cotton futures closed steady at net
declines Of 2 to z points.
, 1934-12-17

subdivision Of the Daskam and In
porcion Al.
King Woods Oil Company's No.
4 John Lawrence, ia feet north OF
the Missouri Pacific railway and
265 feet from the east line Of the
south 9.52 acres Of the west 1904
acres or the east 37.54 acres Of tract
ga, porcion 80.
, 1934-12-17
NEW YORK FUTUREs

NEW YORK. Dec. l7.-tPl-Cot-
ton futures closed barely steady
an lamar
, 1934-12-17
Woman Blames officer

Mrs. RoSalia Perez, at whose home
Olivares and Hernandez were ar
lier IN the night, stated that the
customs officer and two other men
came 10 her house and took them
up the road. She made q statement
before Justice OF the Peace G.. e.
RAYMOND OF La Feria and Assistant
County Attorney Jack WEIGH OF
Brownsville. The contents OF this
statement was not made public. The
hearing into the case "a 70 be
continued before RAYMOND Tuesday
morning.
The sheriffs department. headed
BY the sheriff himself, Investigated
the case Monday morning and ad-
mitted that the charges might pos
Sihly involve the customs patrolman
named by Hernandez and Mrs.
Perez.
OlivareS was found dead IN n
field about a mile from where his
automobile was found parked. Ap-
parently he was killed on the spot.
investigating officers state. as there
no indication that the body
had been dragged there. It was ex-
that the autopsy would re
veal the fact that the Santa Rosa
rancher had been strangled 70
although there was a chance
that his neck had been broken. The
blow on the head, inflicted with a
small sharp instrument, would not
been sufficient 70 produce
In the opinion OF investigat-
ing officers.
Although Hernandez definitely
named the customs officer. the
federal patrolman was equally en-
IN his denial. He stated thuf
In his opinion. the killing VI
brought ON by a feud between two
rival bootleg factions which had
been informing on the activities OF
one another.
, 1934-12-17

Weekly Oil Corporations No. /
G. Z. Smith, in the northeast 34.45
acres OF tract 27s. porcion 40. about
5000 feet southeast OF discovery and
600 feet south and west OF the Har-
rlSon No. l Guerra in porcion IL,
which extended the field 1900 feet
east, set and cemented casing Satur-
day night in shale at 2.745 feet.
Topping the upper Samfordyce gas
sand at 2,725 feet. the hole had gas
sand at 2.725-40 feet. shale at a.
740-45 feet and s~aturation at 2,745-
so feet. On drin stem test OF satura-
ton. the well made 40 trebles OF oil
in II minutes. Successful completion
Of this test will open a considerable
acreage to the east and south TO An
mediate drilling, one test being
ready to spud in as the result Of
its showing.
Davis Harrison Bishops No. / c.
z. Smith, located $50 feet from the
north and l65 feet from the west
lines Of the northwest 5 acres Of
tract 3-B. porcion IL. about $500
feet southeast Of discovery. conplet-
ed derrick Sunday and is rigging up
to spud in Tuesday. The test Is
about 600 feet south OF the Harri-
son NO. / Guerra and about 500 feet
east Of the Weekley No. ! Smith
This test is the most Southeasterly
in the Samfordyce area to date.
, 1934-12-17
new CHARGES

Continued From Page one)
, 1934-12-17
Down 10 2,050 Feet

On the west edge OF the field,
Navarro Oil CoInpany's No. z Sea-
bury ct al, in the north Is acres Of
the southeast 81 acres OF tract $50,
porcion 80. about 2,400 feet north
west OF discovery. vas drilling at
1850 feet. The test Is attempting a
4O0-foot extension Of production to
the west
Also seeking a westward extension
Heep OIL Corporations No. . Sea-
bury ct al. in the southeast Is acres
Of tract $50, porcion 38, about 2,l00
feet northwest Of discovery, Is rig
ged up awaiting permit on location
$50 feet from the north and $50
feet from the west lines OF the Heep
tract.
Hiram Reeds No. / Farias. In
the 4l-100-acre tract 26S, porcion SO,
about 40 feet west OF the GholSon
No. / Farias. Is drilling at 1850 feet.
Both the Farias tests are on inside
locations.
Another test toward the east edge
Of production Is Showers g. Mon
crief's No. 2-B. John NJ. Lawrence
in the south end Of the northeast
1875 acres Of tract 274. Dorcion 80,
about 1000 feet east Of discovery.
The test spudded In Thursday night.
set and cemented' surface casing
Friday afternoon, drilled plug in
surface pipe Saturday afternoon
and was drilling at 1900 feet Sun
day night.
, 1934-12-17
Plan 5000 Foot Test

King-Woods OIL Compsny's NO.
5 John Lawrence. 165 feet from the
west and 235 feet from the north
lines OF tract 274 .porcion 80. about
$50 feet west Of the discovery In the
discovery lease.
Weekly Oil Corporations No. 2
G. z. Smith. $50 feet from the north
and 1874 feet from the east lines OF
the northeast 34.43 acres OF tract
276, porcion 40, about $50 feet south
OF the No. / Smith.
Two deep wildcats are under way
west Of Mission and south Of Nc
Allen.
Cato Oil OIL Corporations No.
Brock a. Showers. in tract g.. block
26. porcion 70, about seven miles
west OF Mission, Is drilling at l,4OO
feet. Arrangements have been com
pleded to carry the well TO 5000
feet, the operators announced sun
day.
King-Woods Oil company's No. l
Mrs. Margaret McAllen Fairbanks,
located in the north end OF the
Fairbanks 932 acres OF porcion g.
Ancient Jurisdiction Of ReynoSa'
about eight miles south Of Meal
len near the Rio Grande. spuddeo
in Friday night. drilled plug in sur
face casing Saturday night and was
drilling at 1000 feet Sunday night
All sands viii be cored on the way
down. operators stated. Exact loca-
ton IS l,475 feet from the east ano
1886 feet from the north lines o.
the e32-acre tract or IT'S feet from
the east and IT'S feet from the
north lines OF lot u, King-Woods
subdivision Of the tract.
A new derrick has been built over
the hole started in May, 1888. as the
Maxwell e. Young No. ! King. 10
feet from the north and It's feet
from the east lines of Lot 8, Block
II. Alamo tract. about four miles
south of the town Of Alamo. The
test was carried 10 S75 feet In Aug
ust. 1898. but the derrick was des-
troyed by the September. 1888. hur-
ricane. The hole will be cleaned out
and drilling resumed, according 70
arrangements completed the past
week.
, 1934-12-17
MAN
CONTINUED From Page ons,

beat them UP. causing death "a p1s
wares.
Hernandez had two teeth broken.
a cut ON his upper lip. q battered
cheek. the imprint OF a heel on his
chest and several bruises on his
back.
The officer named by Hernandez
emphatically denied any connection
with the fatal assault. ascribing the
killing 10 rival b~ootleggers who
had been informing on one another
, 1934-12-17
TRIBUTE PAID

Continued From Page one.)
, 1934-12-17
GRAIN CLOSE

Dec. II. P-
wWwI-M-
, 1934-12-17
Plan Another New Test

Another new test in the same VI
cinity has been contracted. II was
announced. Its location viii be IN
the west half OF Lot IA, block IL,
Alamo tract. but final details have
not been announced.
In Starr county. a Disappointing
drill stem test seemed to have set
the west limits OF the Jeffries-Lam-
beth tBarbacoaS) pool.
Merrtn. johnson a. Jeffries' NO. 2
Starr County Cattle company show
ed salt water on drill stem test OF
sand about $3.50 feet. The test, To-
Gated in block 81. Jeffries-Lambeth
subdivision OF porcion SO. Ancient
Jurisdiction of Camargo. and about
$50 feet west Of the oil-producing
No. / Starr County Cattle company,
was reported TO have topped satura-
ton at ASH feet, cored saturation
10 a shale break at 2,528 feet, cored
shale to 1881 feet. Drill stem test Of
sand beneath the shale break was
reported 10 have shown some oil but
mostly salt water.
About two miles north Of the pool,
Henshaw Bros Weston imon's No.
| M. NJ. Garcia. in block 9. survey
s0S. was reported drilling at ASA
feet.
About two miles TO the east. r. II.
Vices No. ! Z. q. Carruth. in share
1-B. porcion 81. Ancient Jurisdiction
Of Camargo. was reported drilling
at 1900 feet.
, 1934-12-17
FORT WORTH r A

Spot quiet; middling lz-IU.
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Girl Scouts. to
Attend Glass
in MinStrelSy

Mrs. Herman c. Wolff will in
auguarate a class in minstrelsy for
a group of Girl Scouts tomorrow
morning at her home in Golden Hill
Requirements for the minstrel
badge include ability to lead group
singing, to play a musical instru-
ment other than the piano, and
ability to sing folk songs of all coun-
tries. Program planning and story
telling also are included. All badge
work in Indianapolis is under the
direction of Mrs. Joseph A. Miner,
chairman.
A group of Girl Scout leaders TAX
ing a troop progress training course
under the direction of Miss Ellen
Hathaway will have an outdoor
meeting on the Butler University
campus tomorrow morning.
They will make a tour of the
botanical gardens under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Wildred Even Mich
aels. The tree finder badge is the
particular project of the excursion.
This will be followed by steak
fry on the outdoor grills. Misses
Agnes Calvert and Mildred Jenkins,
field captains, will assist with the
program.
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Straiqht Leaned Trousers Featured

costumes which Miss Pugh is showing
legged These are not even
being introduced by professionals IN
that they Will become Wnhou1
garb for riders They made without the tamil
without straps 10 go undr
gabardines and sulng
odphurs for time and
they beginning to
the rider with full curved
their stead the
straight legged trousers
differ in ht length
the shop is
Harris tweed green darker jodphWs in
heavy twill
riding accessories the shop include ourfod
plaidS This
folded tied like ascot and then the ends ode and held
n with a
other scarfs with frnged edges,
of their warmth and effective
showing suggested for informal
ing habits
corkned Stetson deb The lining
cutting through the hat and nrng the
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Music Will
Form Part
of Program
State Clubs Juniors Will
Meet in Sectional
Session Here.

The program announced for a
sectional meeting of juniors Of the
Indiana Federation of Music Clubs
tomorrow at the Roberts Park M. E.
Church includes, in addition to talks,
numerous numbers by members,
Miss Catherine Reach, Bedford, ar
ranged the program. Luncheon will
be served at IL and the program will
be continued in the afternoon.
The musical entertainment will in
clude:
Piano-Waltz in Dbl Or 64 No Chopin
Ruth cure; Sixteenth ;ts 1a Note Cub.
piano-~Rapate5lGIsrii sponsor. Beethoven
R0Tis Jean Giib M sMiSTf,. PoSG PocO
Heaton. sponsor.
Accordion-"Rapssz Band .....:. Lord
Nancy Louis Louise Ulsnd d. GRACE N Note
Piano-"A Major Ta'C on Parade" Thompson
Cub CUB" Bedford df ' Miss Catherine
Chorus-"The Sleigh. :. Kountz- Baldwin
Old French Melody.
Greensburg High School Melody
Girls; Mrs. Thomas Clerkin.
PianoMd Witches Dance" mas. schytte
Margaret Anne Fisher. B Natursl
Major. sponsor.
Piano,E,Rosemary MeInturf, I I9d,a;ns
2 ash S Sm5oF seeidn Mrs M esme
HarpE' Song Without Words" Hobart
junior MATINEE sies Musicale Music indian
apolis; Mrs Jane Johnson Bur-
roughs. sponsor.
Plano-'ValSe PoetiQuep FrlmI
Hiiisboro Mrs R. L. Parnell.
Chorus-"The March sPSnS0t Of the Wise
I Boys chorus. -.
THE Cherry Tree Carol' ...... Butcher
A Capena Choir. shelbyvine High =.
School. Martin Schultz. sponsor.
AFTERNOON PROGRAM
Piano-"Prelude in G Sharp Minor
G Els efnndissH Sat0 1uR MISS H EdtS
Garrison, sponsor.
Pia4 Esno4s I MdfgaR 5antor cue MSv'l0
Bloomington;, Mrs David R.
Major. sponsor.
Dorothy Moldthan. Speedway City
Crescendo Club; Indianapolis; Mrs.
Violin-"Dream of the ShepherderS
Alice Berninger. F. M. l. A v.
Club, Rushville; Mrs. Dudley Camp
bell. sponsor
Piano-"La Chase -...... Gurlitt
Wilma Wheeler. Junior Music Club.
Indianapolis; Miss Mildred Allen,
sponsor.
Piano-"ValSe ChTomatiQue. ...... GODDARD
Phoebe Crookes. b Sharp Club,
Bloomington; Mrs David r. Major,
sponsor.
Piano nomerreigen" ..........:. List
Phyllis Reder. Junior Music Club.
Seymour; Miss Norma Barkman.
sponsor.
Operetta-"A Box of Dolls,
Presented by students of the Bur
roughs-Jackson College of Music
and Fine Arts. Mrs. Jane Johnson
Burroughs, sponsor.
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Manners and Morals
BY JANE JORDAN

her unfortunate background, would
resent your easy enjoyment of
an irresponsible relationship. She
had one fiasco which tore down
her Self-respect painfully. Now
just everyday middle-class re-
spectability seems to her the most
desirable estate On earth. No
more disastrous experiments for
her! No more naive trust in menl
Her state of mind must be re-
Spected. What makes you so sure
you can't get married? You don't
believe you can make enough
money between you to keep your
families and yourselves. After all,
perhaps you can!
n
Dear Jane Jordan-PleaSe publish
this letter to Blank: I was inter
ested in your letter because 1 am in
love with a young man like you. I'll
wager you are college-bred man
You have had one or two disap-
pointing love affairs. You are now q
bit wary, a trifle cynical; in love
with a girl who seems to come
nearer your ideal OF a sweetheart
than any other woman. Yet, you
hesitate to show your affections lest
she trample on them.
You know, BLANK, girls often APP
pear disinterested When they are
otherwise. Love is vital to them
and they prefer the spoken, Il love
you," to all the subtle gestures in
the world. 1t saves their pride anc
gives them feeling of security to
have their boy friends announce
their love first. ELISA.
Answer-ThiS is good advice
to Blank, who is afraid to tell his
girl that he loves her. I did not
have room to publish all of Elissa's
letter, but if Blank wants to read
the rest 1 will forward it upon re-
ceipt of his address.
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Cause and Cure
of War Will Be
Meeting Subject

Second annual state round-table
discussion under auspices of the
National Committee on the Cause
and Cure of War will be held be-
tween IL and $3.50 Saturday, Dec.
Is, at the Young Women's Christian
Association Building.
Representatives are expected
from approximately IL round tables
with delegates from Muncie, La
fayette, South Bend, Culver, Ken
dallville and indianapolis.
The topic for discussion will be
THE Evolving Foreign Policy of the
United StateS." The findings OF the
state meeting will be sent to Wash
ington for a national round table
to be held in connection with the
National Conference on the Cause
and Cure of War, Jan. % to Is.
Mrs. Merwyn G.. Bridenstine, state
chairman, is assisted by Mrs. Rob-
ert S. Sinclair, Miss Ruth S. MILL
gan and Miss Mary C.. Kennedy,
Lafayette. State chairmen will be
named for round-table discussion
next year and delegate named to
the January conference.
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E. Bingham, Messrs. and Mesdames
w. w. Oritchlow, Russell T. Byers,
Charles J. Buchanan and Walter
j. Hutton; Mesdames William Wem-
mer, G. c. Perry. Carl Vernon Crit
nth, Oliver P. Ensley. Cora L. Epps,
Mary c. Rimberlin, Minnie B. Mick,
S. T. Nichols, A. H. Steinbrecher,
Robert Elliott. w. w. Carter, w. w.
Wentz, H. NJ. Gilchrist and jefferson
H. Claypool
over her cloth of gold. Mrs. Ends
ley wore a richly brocaded wrap of
gold and Chinese green. Lace
trimmed the wine red crepe gown
worn by Mrs. Griffith. Mrs. Wem-
mers lace gown was combination
of black and white. Mrs. Baltzell's
brown velvet slippers were a rich
contrast to her old gold satin gown.
Clipped in the corners of the
square neck of Miss Emma Clay
POOLS gold mesh gown were orna-
ments of jade. matching the belt
buckle. The long skirt was slit
coca Sionally and her green slippers
repeated the green color note.
Taylors Have Guest
Mrs. William H. Coleman came as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
H. Taylor. With her blue crushed
velvet gown. she wore a long strand
Of square cut crystal beads.
Mrs. Lillian Gould. guest of Mr..
and Mrs. George CT. Rowland, had
c-ushed red velvet sash circling
the waist of her black sequin tunic,
worn over black crepe skirt.
Crystal bead embroidery glistened
on the white chiffon tunic worn by
Miss Mary E. Griffin with a black
satin skirt. A green velvet sash
hung to the skirt hem.
M SIS Helene Pleasance entertained
a group OF friends at a dinner party.
Several shaggy peach flowers
mar led the square neckline of her
blaC +. crepe dress, designed with an
off he-Shoulder collar. One of her
que 2, Miss Nancy Jane Carter.
app~e cd in a red sequin tunic and
red velvet skirt.
Mrs. Lugar Wears Crepe
Mrs. Marvin Lugar'S tomato red
crepe gown had a cleaning gold
sequln yeStee, and a matching COL
lar which fastened in back above a
deep decolletage. Circle of bugle
beads sparkled on the dolman
slice 'es of Mrs. Russell Spivey's
green crepe gown, belted by a long
silver cord.
Mss Martha Alice Smith, daugh-
ter of Lieut.. and Mrs. Stanton
Smi h of Fl. Benjamin Harrison.
was one of the dancers. A garland
CT eardeniaS emphasized the throat
ruffle of shoulder cape which tied
IL back. Miss Gale Robinson,
daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Oliver
P. Robinson, wore a fluttering gray
ish blue flowered chiffon gown, with
a wide silver belt.
FeGrls edged the shoulder straps
OF Mrs. Glenn Duttenhaver's black
velvet gown, designed with a flare
at the knees. She wore a tiara of
pearls.
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ALUMNAE MEETS
WITH MISS BUTZ

Games, contests and Christmas
music featured a meeting of Indi-
annapolis Kappa Delta Alumnae As
ISOLATION Wednesday at the home OF
Miss Dortha Butz, 1854 Pennsyl-
vania-st. Table decorations were
in keeping with Christmas.
Guests were members of Alpha
Omega Chapter at Butler Univer-
sity and the chapter sponsors, Mrs.
Gino Ratti, Miss Corrine yelling,
Mrs. Willard N. Clute and Mrs
Ward j. Rice. HosteSSes were Miss
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SnaHe Bit Copied IN Je1UeIry

jewy the horsewoman there is roeur
bracelet duplicate of snae bit These be with
tie clips
been designed n reproductions of the snafhe bit
under dark coats there
Shirts Tyroean plaids plain colors
riding whip is the shop
end nochec,
keep slipping the crooked
n and
explains intended for
the
riding ordered specially, order
proper fabrics Samples fabrics shown
will be be
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GrOup to Hold BQzQr

Display of oriental goods will be
held at the Hindu-American bazar
to be held by the Self Realization
Fellowship group from to 10 p. m.
tomorrow in the Castle Hall Build
ing, 230 E. Ohio-St. Dinner will be
served at 6. Ranendra Kumar Das,
Bengal, India, will display articles
from India, China and Japan and
Mrs. F. NJ. kirkpatrick will display
articles obtained during her travels
around the world.
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W. G.. T. u. to Meet

Mrs. T. R. Ratcliff will report the
national convention of the Womens
Christian Temperance Union at a
meeting of the Zeralda Wallace unit
at 1890 Tuesday at the home Of
Mrs. Mae Brown, 1879 Kentucky -av.
Conservation service and business
meeting will be held in the morning.
Members will bring clothing and
Christmas baskets for staple
booth.