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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
WHY MATCHETT DIDN'T
WANT FRENCH WIFE.

Brcnzed. but glsdsome. Francis
Burke has returned from overseas He
bear his weight well
"It's all solid believe me- said
"Burkey'
War as an institution Il repucnaflt
20 me: it was one continuous line up
for chow
Harry Mstchett also views war
from afar. we saw much and felt
more" be said
II cannot say whole LOT for France
Why anybody would want 10 fall for
], without an obiec; in view Is be-
yond ne. Beanooup-the whole thing :
Asked II he had any desire 10 fesch
home French wife. Matchest said:
~c'est bon. trop cher. je sais fatigue:
Ia femme non ia bouisngcrie: lie bala
non. f.rmez IA porte. and stuff like
that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
INV An ~ IIitI~,
NissNS tiiitF JONES

t1ve Chief Iones eapls attvutiup 20
ne Kasrfnofa llh of JaIy eelehras
lion The governor says
''t,sss ~ haye a amfa eeipbrsslon shts
year. FIRES from sorrasfml happeninss
There 10 na aeesanarY ennneeth1n be-
twesH patriotism aud tbs ua~ u fire
works ard rxploafves Experiences
has stown them to be Alghiy asaH~r-
oss 70 bsfh life snd property Il 10
poi neeessary 20 awali on ths story
q dsaih and disaster that follows
their use. The theasht os mAised
and di4fissrea children 10 enough 70
torn a. agalnel thsm Oshsr methods
Of esiebfaiin-; are more sffecssse and
inn lrlns Well planned fsxsans..
isifad'-r, flag drills. essrci--s Ia parts
aud iatrletle orasha,ss teach morv I'm
pr'~slss Iesyons In patrio,isn.
is'st NE sarnestiy urge pablsc of-
fIenA All over tho state 60 prohibit
ihs sale or use u these Instruments
of danger and ruin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21

i'aflM. Junr ~ rhe tepsaft that tbs
tinllrd Atat.a han bern aFked - a.
aalnu the manaate fw f'gamtanttuwpls
meets wih KsnesaI apaessi shefe,
wvlica an eKwni ~ shr gsa tFuas "a
shr farAlah capital |. IA weIeened
"a glae ldsal FemraY Fuf aa laspssasl
hiv situation. ha adds
~whenesre an AMarivap wandefa
ia conasaAlimuhA TURKS, slr~ska and
AFmsAgana im ress u oon thA ssxls
sn tssat AmrFlea slis he wvssrm~t
wtth ansu afusa. taas AnrFirA viii be
truesed Al shn fmfAlsh iusssza ofg
lsso. sAa ssashmp I'assss sAsrw IA essn
ssslstAtion ~ the rspnFs that Amprsea
~ilI eomv in aud clean np." tha Hnd
rFnws map en0slaaes
"'rhs Turk haa hear auieA - arpFs
rlata whns America has ions iste ma
country slnsn the afWa~siew, Ev~rY
whvFy ane guea ha sese Aussesean
siaHa ataNA snsa iaa baaa VI slnes ri
glpaf and ayvr etaesa ~ eaaHwa AsApdA
which she ssgvns enWrchansa hare fnr
sale fhr American uniform il Has =
faullaf swhl w lhv ssrsssa nr aissps
hus wherever an American aFmy uffi~
esg. itsd s'r lesf ~ memuer ~
lhe Neag tasi ealsasnn ~ reeox
alsrA Tafaa tt 9t thnif way 10
express th*f gaap tssT Ahawfseas
ffomps dispatch NJ tood ahipe 40 Co.'S
alAnlsuspis. ~hgea last hafnfe sha AZ
mlAtlea ~es ln bad say spv ttwa
~Al prsenf faaF hIKh enmmlasioa
ers. British Frsueh, Italian ant slEvak
sFe ~ofslaH ind~ endentty ~ ran
stsntln0pis an4 the twp COMMANDERS
In ehfci. british aui Frenrf are ssslHz
thslf hs.el to Ga epsfnie has ~asa hat
sassesa np ano eaa say
sstiss gfftaen' divided control lH Con
fC9nfiuaed en Page 4 Cnl a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
COUNTY BEING BILLED
FOR "HOMt COMING" DAY
Biggest Celebration Ever Held
In City" l. Prediction OF
Committee Entertainment
Program Perfected

JOHN Mahnnoy and Phil Trahand
are billn1 the county for the hAg
hoass c'snlng cpiobrasiun 20 b. held
here July ish
mo question about big crowd
Thing thai "a Worrying um just now
II how 10 taAa esre ~ the great nam
ber ~ visitors aho will be with a.
"a, ihaa day Tho committee has ~
ranged for more seats IA tho parks
tree ice water Will he flaccd a. con
Yohiemt corners aud niacca suitable for
picnic luncheon lnriiea will be- act
aside for fhoeo who desire a." nald
Chairman Mahonsy of the committee
to-day
fhis wlli b. Tho hlrgsst esiebraiion
ever hrli ~ ihs sertlnn N gha state.
The attractions Will be tho beW IA be
had for money Among oihufw there
wiIl .bo auiompalii fac,h hy world "a.
nosH drivers. ffehllw from tusi fg.ia
willfbe here NJ day 4 mlilary ratado
" #tldieTa and fsllor gn lha morn
ina = greai display 81 fireworks "a
convention hall ~ nlghi Special man
from tho factory viii have entire
chafgn of the tlfN wufkM Aonna ~
the Net pieeea will be- iaumrn#s Que
IN particular over Tho Top. frDm
tho famolia gaiclisr hy the mmn name
soldiers soiuR oyrr 4hr top in glowing
fire this piece atoms reai go lh1n't
mina coming 10 Guthrie. Ju'y lih n
you do niles Il ~" loees will b. youra
Or' together with thc boya.in Guthrie
July iih
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
EARL ROBERTS BUYS BRICK
BLOCK ON WEST HARRISON
Usage Brick Building Will BE
Permanent Home OF the
Willard Battery; Deal
Closed This Week

One 81 che important real estate
deals In this city during ia. PAST week
WIS the sale OF No lla VAST narfs sou
avenue. and the two story brick build
ing lherou. 20 Earl Roberts. manager
OF the Guthrie Storage Batcry corn
pany. By iIirxei Rroihers The build.
ing IA " nv TOO frcf. and comprises
The west half of what Is known as
I'M Usage block
Manager Roberts, who now oecupl,s
che building adjoining hm purchase.
entered the storage battery business
about two years ogo. and by his
Frompt attention 70 business, and nns
falling coSrt.8y 10 his patrons. has
made a fucCrs2 ~ wa called 10
the colorg q short time after begin
ming the business. and tefnpolarFiv
disposed Of fhe plant roarwyins tho
right 10 ru purchase when he ahould
be -liscinrged On receiving an hon
orahle discharge At the cluse ~ The
world war. he a. once returned and
arailing hlnsef ~ his option. again
took over the business
II Is the plan OF Manager Roberts
20 Immediately remodel The building
and install more maehncry. and make
u tle permanent home Of the Willard
battery. ~ which be ix The cxcjualvr
agent for I,ogan county. whlir ho
will BE- prepared TO repair alt makes
of batteries. he will specialize on
Wi'lards. both aE sales agent. and ~
pairing. and Will keep con, iete line
Of repairs Cor quick and efficient xcry
ice. II. has made a Anrccaa of his
business. which IL constantly expand
ing, and bis many friends In thls city
are pleased with this evidence that
patrons appreciate the best class ~
work and mafersaI. and prompa nttcn-
ton 10 their needs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
CAR FILLED WITH REAL
DUOWt|SER IS CAPTURED.
After An Exciting Race. a Second
Car. Loaded With Boose,
Made Its Getaway.
Going South


sheriff "a Robertson has SO ansrI
hossls~ u real hoosa, ~ Ecpdass.
nadWeisef beef Sol lhr Kind thai
o. miuaa lhe klek. has thc rasuc 0la
brand that yuu ut,a to E,s "a lhs
Same om Mesrs 80 a. iaeAa plao,
ln lhe days hetorr the isahara svrls~i
Easy 10 set uomc ~ 81 Aure' AZ
You've rot to ao il 60 dynamite shr
cnnwhoeso Othrrwise i,a almrls
matter
livre's The sten yAierday afiee
nuoa a hankos a. Mulhpll called she
sherifl's offiee and nuislis,i DsaalY
Sheriff acoit that two high eewrr )
lvsssng~r automobiles. Ioaaad ~ lhe
suaris wilh ho"sc had ssss~i lhrmsh
that place hrsdsa Iowari Guthrse.
nsrulisa Heas and chas Awansoa
aud assistant coau,y Attorney giln
widdle aecimsd Funi ears aud wemg
20 the cimafruu hridaa
soon the hooap earw hove IN sAxhi
and he officers aacrc~iess III ,as-
turing the iaafiiux 500. csntslnlnw sha
bcsr. bui .ho nsseond car. a bir s'slgu.
turned AMI made run for Il. finally
elndifw he officers n~af Navlna
J A Foster, driver % the eafaarosl
car. naHaenger stephens =. MAS
arralKnrh before judge nolns today.
pleasisd nv HuRty and WAS roleaa.sl
~ a f6e0 cash bond fm trial here
Jniy 7.
Sheriff llobeffaon ~ holdlng the
car and the herr
y u said the h~sr sae mtended for
9 banquet to hv gwen hy vH mpn as
oklahoma CITY. fanlshi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
WANTS INDEMNITY CUT
TO 100 MILLION MARKS
WITH IllEsE TWO MATTERS
AMI STD GERMANS \RE
READY To sign ALLIED
PEACE TERMS AND
IND I'M AGONY
suLler,s)
or Auelstssi rpssl

Beriin. June 2s---Mathias trseeroe'
tm,ns.ersd - probable head % toe
new German peace delegstionl. 10 re-
ported TO have sent note TO Premier
cismereesv as preslden, Of the peass
conference, asking whether the Alice
will agree 10 tie immediate admission
Of Germany to the league Of nst,ors
h,rr Erxberoer also desires TO know
II the powers will consent % the limit
Of Germ.ny's Indemnity TO 10000.
ooc, 900 gold marks. and renounee ,ne.e
effort 10 have former Emperor VIII
ian, surrendered.
The note does no, say whether Ger.
many will sign the peace treaty, but
the inference seems clear tina, she wi,
seeep, the treaty n thess concession
we're rade.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
"BOOZE" /"

The New York World arguss for the
repeal Of liquor Prohibition on ih'
ground that II will entail loss 70 Ii.
government Of some sfas .oe), 900 il
revenue
Some Of the peoples drinks coat, Or
dinariiy. four or five dollars gallon
Bur TO be easy on the World. assume
an Average coat OF % csnta a gallon
On that basis. in 1917. what Amss-
ican people drank OF distilled spirits,
wines and malt liquors. cost them
$5ss. 800 900. On the Worlds own fix
urcs. the people arc ahead sl55 500, :
900.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
CHAMBER OF c. DIRECTORS
HOLD IMPORTANT SESSION
Matter Of Extending financial
Aid To 81. Josepa's Academy
Discussed. $500, 900 Build.
ing Addition Planned

tbs bond of directors u The Cham
ncr % commerce held an lnicrssilns
session last nisht Mother Jossph u
~ Jossfh convent aplcarcd before
n bOard and outlined her ians iof
improvements 20 he made ~ ne
school Il is planned 90 erci nov
buildings 10 cost approximately 500. p
o1c. The matter was Discussed al
length and another meeting called for
next Tuesday evening 81 O'Clock a.
which time ,he proposition OF aiding
10 the sacc,>s Of the new bulldins
rlan viii be fully zone into and pro
gram 20 secu-c funds perfected
Business men and citizens ~ the
city generally. male and female are
invited 10 this. meeting
The matter OF the cry bath hous,
was brought up. So far ihc commit.
f,c that has had that matter In hand
has made no report Much criticism
or the manner In which fhu bach
house is conducted was heard and a
new committee will be named AZ the
Tuesday evening mceiing 60 iavcail-
gate conditions
Afier ihe adlournmeni of tho dlrcc-
tors meeting. stockholders In the
Mecca on company hr4d macting
As the attendance was light il was
decided TO call meeting for NIX,
Monday night. a, which time a full
attendance Of shareholders Is urged
The matter OF a deeper test Will BE-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21

home Il was remembered that the
Indians had searched near the hall
for the cave. Tho opening they
said. was marked BY a rock in
which a turkey focl was cut,
ro.ntlnE 70 the caves openanx
This rock was found near che hoie
IN which the boys fell.
Two men spent several hours
exploring huge rooms and cSii-
mated they bad gone a mile and
half without getting 10 tho end
OF the subfsrranean grotto.
II - estimated that The cave Is
COO years old and Ia evidently not
natural ore. bai made for some
purpose yet 70 b. discovered.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21

Johpny. ! made good catch. didn't
KID Go ahead. James In some
places Cleopatra. instead of Camel
= III. fagori,e brand. Many however.
do MOI like taiicrInadas and expert
encr some trouble In rolling EN- single
handed Now az for rum. cannot
see vhsresn the harm lies unless one
drinks 10 excess. -Four or five high
balls can do no harm. unless taken
with drunken intent Even then. II
were better NO, than a shot In the
arm. This prohibition craze means
nation OF coke tends. do not mean
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
Boys, Hunting Rabbits,
Stumble onto Ancient Cave

Two bovs. while hunting near
Rombaucr. Mo. recently found
cave which Is believed TO have
been the one for which Indians
ssalsi.sd for over half century
wghc~s success The Host cave"
t.ls sil " dnded with considerable
mystery and legend by the red men
and II ia supposed that irinkeis
sIi pos@sbly article Of value we're
hidden away In the caves inner
most reeve ses great many years
ago.
The bows were after rabbits and
during 'he heat cf fbe chase the
groand gave way beneath them on
a hill. K ft
When they related The story at
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
Stewed From the Cradle to the Craze;
Mrs. COppue In Sad Defense of Rum

Mrs BernIce Coppue also writes bit
terly inyeighing AGAINST smoking by
school teachers. 1T Is sin. she
writes. 10 prohibit the sale OF liquors
and les tobacco move trlumf haniiy on.
4 visited six schools. city and coun
try. last month and saw manifest eyi-
denccs Of smoking In one school
room the tobacco smoke was thick
The teacher started her geography
class Ia this manner: James. what
states are the New England states
Johnny. before James recltes. will you
please toss me Camel. thank you
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
HERMAN MUELLER, SOCIALIST,
70 LEAD NEW GERMANY

Paris, June 2f--presidens Ebert hss
requested herman Mueller, Majority
5ocislist leader. TO form . r,w Ger.
man cabinet, according 10 adviees re.
eeised by the American peace dele
cation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21

drug store coke. but cocaine or opium
Take il from one who has studied
the complex human nature. what il
denied. viii be- sought. The mere
fscf that July . IL coming on apace.
bends the thoughts 20 thirst. iush
nov there are ten thousand private
stills WORKING in oklshoms. g.. rosess
vigorously against all these formless
forms Of reforms. "-is isernies coppue.
Befnice grows excited She l. an
other ~ that Tx who would fssten shs
poison fangs into our young manhood
and womanhood. This charge she
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
PRESIDENT OF IRISH
REPUBLIC LANDS IN U. S

New vort, June 2f--Announcemen nj
was made here today that Prof Ec-
ward de Valera. president Of the Irish
sian Fein republic. had landed IN
Ameries and would be IN New York
City Sunday. Apartments have been
engaged for she Sim Fein leader a.
the wsIderf-Astorfs BY de 1sIerss
secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
ANOTHER ARMY AVIATOR
DASHED TO DEATH

Detroit. Mich, June 2i---tleut viii.
lam r Basr. an army aviator. station.
ed al ellington field. Houston. Was
killed when his airplane fell near Del
Rio,a eeording 20 a message from the
field commsnsant 10 the aslasor's
lat,vcs. Baer's homo was st Wheel.
Ing, w Va.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
OKLAHOMA coNCRE ssMAn
WILL VISIT EUROPE

!. Now York, jane n Representative
> T. McCiintic and other congresampi
sailed yesterday on this steamship
Leyiaiban 10 observe conditions in
Europe,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21

makes about teachers smoking. i
false. h not oyerdfn~n No nofalpl
boy Is going 10 gise ap . Camel to q
teacher or anybody else. ~ FAR a.
booze. iiernics IL surely OF her raai.
afor. She has gone from low into
hish. without regard to intermediate.
which 4 against the etbics of motar-
dom fve hlghballs viii make sas-
age jag. indeed. II Is recorded that
four have produccd a crying JAG che
worst form Of kafabolism. Brrnios
should understand that the ancient
~---
[COntinuxd on Pagn 2 Cot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
ADAMS NEW ROTARY HEAD

Without opposition a Adams.
Atlanta, Ga. was elected president OF
the National Rotary iniefuallonai
Rotary Clubs In session Al Sall Lake
Ten thousand Rotarians attended tie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
First Wheat of
Season Marketed;
S2.OS BuShei--5S lbs

TIE fret load - wheat ~ TIE
1878 e~os ~ss marsssss 81 Ns.
ssrs ssssy ~ J A As~s>sen. u
ssssed ~ pes-ss srs seis ssr seoe
r<r teshsl NJ Asmssssa ssss
ne wheat ~ill nss A. average -
- bushels 20 the sers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
~Ar eo1opsAn SITUATION
AS " LOOMS TO-DAY

-. .. jane al While the trend o..
Cserman sentiment n declared in "A
vices reaching the peace conferences
to be continuing strongly In favor cs
Cont -aed on PAGE \. Col. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
Are We Still
At War With
Russia

teltee,iy - st'll ace 81 ~ss
~sls Rvssl. TIE Awsr,es- vs>ps
IN = nsfia. sass csesfsi March.
ss'si q starr. ~,i -~ss es ~ssr.
dss~n Ia ne iramsasss fssvrs
Neither asss sryssss sne~
ssrrssls a. ,s, ~A<r srssssnss
~ ether yesns Amsf,esrs 49,
aelns rsltsafs sssy - asy wtef
a. army pap ~ France arc asf'
man, will os, esss - ne~ss s~a
lahs ~Alsh need ,Nsm - ~sfre
,rsr ,Nss are ~sesss 10 tafeps. |"
nee ted 'Nsfs a. All.
ths 10 wss,so ~1ii,ssssw ~ s-Y
form eeeslsr ~ the uHltsd a,a,ss
according 70 ,Ns Prvss,sr idea ~
WA, constitutes popularity
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
SAMUEL oosptRs IS
AGAIN LABoR's lGAotR

A,isr,le CITY. N >. June ei-ssmssl
oompess ~ss tedsy re elected prssl-
ses, 81 the Arasrleaa Fsdssatlon ~
Labor IN sensen,sor here. NJ Com.
pers in q speech SAID the ssisetior
~ss Aweresn lsbsrs answer 10 10
trscueers and epponents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
CHILD TASTED AND DIED

Mamie Evans. aged ten. tasted for
forty days and died ~ Okishufna City.
The coroner's jury is investigating.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
JEALOUS ARoMoae MAN
SHOOTS GIRL: kilIs sGLp

peqaeen. Art. June - Mhs rsan
ees Owen Ia dying today. tho sfs~r-
msih of a lovers quarrel. Frank
oi'rien Of Ardmore. okla. shot her
four times then blew hf- own brslns
o'r IN the lobby Of hotel here l1st
night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21

Diamond cu'ting factories are 10 h.
established ~ South Africa nndsr nos
.rnment control.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21

City board of education held a spe-
ci2i session today TO take up unfln-
ished business
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
THE WEATHER.

New Orleans. June zf-TonIghs and
Sunday. partly cloudy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21

tcontinasd on rsxe ,. Cot. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21

(''oa'inaei N Pass ; sn1 a,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-05-17
"Y" Victors Dine

Friday evening. May 16, the boys
who have been successful in the
Junior "Y" membership campaign
and the boys who have perfect at.
tendance records for gym and Bible
classes for the last three months
will have a dinner. At least these
boys come free. Other boys can
come by paying quarter.
Each boy who has gotten one or
more new members will bring
those new members with him.
A ~" stick pin win be awarded
to each boy who secures one new
member, o watch fob to each boy
who secures three new members.
and a belt with a silver "Y" buckle
to each boy who secures FIVE new
memberships to the Y. NJ. G. A. A
belt with a gold buckle will be
awarded to each boy who has a
record for perfect attendance at
their gym and Bible classes for the
last three months.
Those who viii receive stick pins
are: Russell Taylor. Tim Sprouse
(of course he's q boy!l, Harold
Roberts, Raymond Luby, Maurice
Hosier, Floyd Parks, Robert Grace,
Lewis WentS, Harold LaPrell, Ken
meth Yager, George Darnell, Fred
Hunt. Harry Norton. Keith Sharpe.
Robert Sharp, Clifford Reid and
William Fort.
Fred Thistlethwaite and Elmer
Fulle win receive watch fobs, and
John Edwards and Paul Thistle
thwaite will receive belts with sill
yer buckles.
The boys who will receive belts
with gold buckles are Fred This
tlethwaite, Hilbert W0odhurst.
Maurice Hosier and Malcolm
Smith.
Fred Thistlethwaite has a per
feet attendance record for six
months.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-05-17
Junior High Notes

The last meeting of the year OF
the Garfield School council was
held last Wednesday. At this
meeting, they elected members for
the board of publication for the
next year. The members of this
board hold their positions as long
as they are in Garfield, and their
duties are to choose and direct the
staff that publishes the Headlight,
and to arrange for the programs in
chapel Usually at this time only
three members are elected, but,
owing to unusual vacancies on the
board, five new members were
elected by the council, last Wednes-
day. The new members are:
George Cummins, Evelyn Kemper,
John Russell, Martha RICHTER and
Giuseppe de Federico The coun-
Gil also voted that hereafter, white
"G's" should be given to the mem
bers of the White team who Sc
cure athletic honor, and purple
"G's" to the members of the pur-
pic team.
The last number of the Head
light, which is always in the form
'of small senior annual will be
distributed next week This book
is an interesting summary of the
year, and contains pictures Of the
faculty, of the Headlight staff, and
of the council, as well as some
snapshots.
The faculty had chare of the
chapel program, Friday morning
Next Wednesday, the clubs of all
the different rooms will have their
last programs for the year.
The girls in the Domestic Sci
ence classes are canning this week
and making marmalade.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-05-17
Health Crusaders
Attain Knighthood

About three hundred and fifty
boys and girls of Garfield are cru
saders under the general superyi-
sion of the Junior Red Cross. The
boys are organized under Mr.. Ly-
boult. and the girls under Mrs.
Graves.
The Crusaders were organizer in
Garfield, the sixteenth of March.
There are now 149 pages, 102
squires and 7 knights.
The purpose Of the members Is
to establish health habits, and all
the crusaders are showing q great
deal Of interest in the movement.
There will probably. be many
more girls who will receive their
knights pin before the end of the
semester.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-05-17
Why Bobby Got Up

Up jumped Bobby out of bed,
Before Jack Robinson" you could
have said;
And why in bed he would not stay.
Why? Twas because it was Easter
Day. ..# ........
Into his clothes he went like that,
Scampering down the stair like a
cat;
You may wonder why he didn't
stop TO play.
Why? Twas because 1t was Easter
Day.
Out in the yard he gathered the
eggs.
You may wonder why he hadn't
pain In his leg, ...#
And why he didn't in bed lay.
Why? Twas because 1t was Easter
Day.
Rachel Jones.
Dalton Township. ..
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-05-17
My Letters!

! wish I knew my letters well,
So | might learn to read and spell
I'd find them on my pretty card,
If they were not 50 very hard.
Now s is crooked, don't you see?
And G Is making mouth at me;
And 0 is something like ball,
1t hasn't any end at all.
And all the rest are-my! SO queer!
They look like crooked sticks, Oh
dear! ....,@
Ma counted six and twenty more;
What do they have so many for?
Chosen by Marguerite Walton
from her Sunday school paper,
Whitewater school. .......
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-05-17
Hunting Flopers

The other afternoon three of US
girls went flower hunting. We
found violets, spring beauties, and
many other pretty flowers.
The woods was along the rail
road. So there were a great many
trains for us to watch.
We discovered there was some
one in the woods, and found it was
two of our playmates.
We had a lot of fun. We played
-and-seek. We did not go
home until about o'clock.
We took the flowers home and
put them in water. They were
pretty long time.
Helen Newman.
4th Grade, Chester, Ind.