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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-03
WILLIAMSTOWN
South Hill Farmers Club Holds Annual
Picnic

South Hill Farmers Club Holds Annual
Picnic.
Williamstuwn South Hill Farmers
club held their annual picnic in w. NJ.
Seaver's maple grove Labor day. There
were nearly $50 people in attendance.
The entertainment consisted of recita-
tions by Alice Hutchinson, Hazel Will
liams, Dorothy Andrews, J. Frank Bail
ey, Thelma Hutchinson, Evelyn Bailey,
and dialogue by Calvin Alexander,
Leon Menard, Laurence Menard, Donald
Graham and Rodney Graham, after
which came the sports. Boys race, Els
worth Bracket lst, Calvin Alexander I'd,
Frank Bailey 3 girls race, Dorothy An
drews LIST, Thelma Hutchinson I'd, Mabel
Alexander Sd; young mems race, Angus
Edwards LIST, j. Alexander I'd, H. Men
ard Sd old mems race, n. Graham LIST,
G. Edwards I'd, f. Hebard Sd boys sack
race, Frank Bailey LIST, Leon Menard I'd,
Ellsworth Bracket Sd; mems sack race,
Max Cole lst Hugh Hayward I'd, Ardin
Hayward Sd; boys shoe race, Frank
Bailey lst, Ellsworth Bracket ID, Cal
vim Alexander Sd; three.legged race, Cole
Curtis and Hayward 3D.; boys potato
race, Ellsworth Brackett LIST, Frank
Bailey I'd, Leon Menard Sd; running
broad Jump, Bates LIST, Cole I'd, Menard
3D.; standing jump, Hugh Hayward LIST,
Menard I'd, Alexander Sd. The closing
event was a ball game. The lineup;
julie Alexander c, G. Hutchinson p, G.
Morgan lb, II. Hayward 2b, H. Menard
3b, l.. Bailey SIS, G. Jersey ri, L. Cur
tbs lie NJ Cole c, G. Cole p, A. Edwards
Id, V. Bates, 2b, A. Hayward 3b, j.
Menard SIS, Ssnborn IF, Z. Andrews If.
After hard fought battle the game was
won by Coles combination.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram S, Drury have
lately visited relatives in Woodstock,
N. H., going Friday afternoon last week
and returning on Monday.
Arden l.. Hayward began work at the
local creamery Monday morning, taking
the place Of Manager Alden H. Jewett,
who is taking his vacation,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ Lasell and
daughters, Lena and Louise, are in town
for a weeks vacation and are the guests
of Mrs. Ada Lasell
Mr.. and Mrs. w 0. Martin and dsugh-
ter, Elizabeth, returned to White River
Junction yesterday after brief visit to
relatives.
Miss Mile Drury acted as substitute
on route No last Saturday, in the alb
sence of her brother, H. S. Drury, the
regular carrier.
Miss Dorothy Simons, who has been in
town with her mother, Mrs Rebekah
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-03
Goddard Seminary
OF THE BETTER-MADE KIND

will continue its efficient service to the local community for
another year at the old price SIT term
The record of its graduates proves that you prepare
for irstcass office position at very small expense.
class will be formed for advanced pupils that will
plete the training in year.
Call the Seminary office and talk the matter over.
School opens Sept Is. Evening School opens Sept 90
o. K. HOLLISTER, Prin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-03
Violin Instruction.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin W. Bruce, violin
instruction, 25 Nelson street. Phone
303 M.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-03
EAST BARRE

- Regular meeting of WI.
M& M chosen tribe, No. 10, I. o.
IAGESf&EA R. NJ, Thursday evening
gtksN- 5EA at Z o'clock. All members
WI S requested to be present.
49, Business Of Importance to
come before the tribe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29
FRANCE WILL RATIFY
PEACE TREATY SOON
Although Vote Favorable Motions
Of lLrgrct May Vet Bc Passed
10 Show Dissatisfaction

PARIS. Aug q Qualification
within "A short time OF the peace
treaty with Germany now before the
chamber ~ deputies seems probable,
despite tho views Of somc elements
that France Is not guaranteed sur
fcicnt military protection by the
document but The ratification vote
VIII not conclude the debate on the
treaty After the pact has been rati-
fled motions of regret cmbodying
he objections TO such clauses Of the
document az have met with criticism.
Will be presented. thus reopening the
debate
After these are disposed OF tho
chamber VIII pass to- discussion of
the Anglo American French treaty
Tor the protection OF France In case
Of unwarrnntcd aggression by der
many The debate on This pact is
expected to be brief Then the parlia-
mcnt Will take up the amnesty bin,
In the controversy over which the
opponents or The government are
counted upon to marshal all their
strength, Next on the program is the
hill for the abolition Of CuurtHmAr.
tial followed by measure calling
for she division Of AlAacr and Ior-
raino into departments. like the other
French provinces,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29
SUDDEN DEATH CALLS
GENERAL LOUIS B0THA
Premier Of Union Of South Africa
SucCumbs Ia Attack OF Influenza
IIisd Long Career.

ETORtA, Union OF South Al
rica, Aug 2S-Gcn Louis Bothn,
premier and minister Of agriculture
Of the Union OF South Africa, died
suddenly early this morning follow
ing an attack Of influenza
Louis E0thl WAS born At Frey
town. Natal, In 1863 and was mem
hcr OF the first volItsrani Of Trans
vaal In which he represented the
DistTica OF Nryheii
. Al the beginning OF the Boer war
In 1899 he was vcldt-cornel for that
district Joining the Bocr forces In
northern Natal ne soon rose 10 high
commands He was IN charge Of the
Bosr forces at the battle Of Colcnsn
and Spioukop. and following the
death Of Cen T.. j. Joubcrt he was
made commander in chicf oc the
TrnnsvaAl Beers After the fan Of
Pretoria he rcorghnized the Boors
with a view Of prolonged guerilla
warfare, hts forces offering steady
RESISTANCE " the British up tn late
IN 1901
Following the peace negotiations
between the Beers and the British,
General Botha took n leading role
In the period OF reconstruction. Al
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29
For Itching Torture

There is one remedy that seldom
fails to stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft, clear and healthy. .
Any druggist can supply you with
Yemo, which generally overcomes all
skin diseases. Acne, eczema, itch, PIN
pies, rsshes, blaokheads in most cases
give way TO zemo. Frequently, minor
bemishes disappear overnight. Itching
usually stops instantly Zemo is safe,
antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use =nd
dependable. II costs only 35c; an extra
large bottle, $l00. 1t will not stain, Is
not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe for tender, sensitive skins
The f. W. Rose Co, Cleveland. O
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29
0kLAH0MACI CITY
TO HEAR WILSON
Capital Town Is In
cluded in Pres.
ident's Trip.
HE STARTS ON SEPT. 3
Will Leave Washington on
His w estern Tour
q Wednesday.
Is TO SPEAK IN CALIFORNIi
T hree Addresses to BE
Given in Senator John
sons State.
HE STARTS ON SEPT. 3
IS TO SPEAK IN CALlF0RNN

WASHtNGTON, Aug 2s --rrrsi
dent Wilson viii lrlv" Washington
next Wedn'- ny Ou hiE spr"Ch m1h
ing tour In The interest OF the peace
treaty and VilI deliver his first nj
dress In Columbus, ohio, next ThurH-
day probably IN the evening
Cincinnati Is not included IN the
itinerary, but t'ccretdTy Tumui.y iIi.
nounced the president would speak
at Indianapolis
Accompanying the president viii
he Mrs, Wilson. Admiral Cary 7,
a;rayson. Secretary Tunuliy and n
corps OF secretaries and slenog
rapherS
Among othcr plnces which thN
president VIII speak viii he Denver
Colo, ana Occur dAlcnc. Idaho
Ia california, the home state OF
Senator johnson. one of the leading
republican opponents NJ the peace
treaty, the president VIII make thr'"
speeches al Los Angeles, san Fran
cisco ana San Diego His only nd-
dress In Oregon VIII be at Portland.
white he Also viii speak at y. s--:s",
Wash, and possibly Seattle.
Eleventh hour changes hy Prch
dent Wilson prevented announce
ment today OF the completed timer
airy rs had been planned. White
house officials worked far into ms'
night completing the details of me
tour but today when II was sent tu
the presidcnt he made slight changes
that nCcessitatcd reCnusiructing ihe
entire route. Announcement VIII
therefore be made tomorrow.
Some 0f the stops On route To the
Pacific coast have become known,
and according 10 the hest informh-
ton available. the second speech VIII
be made. at indianapolis followed
by speeches Mt St Louis, knnans
city and Topeka. In the order named.
From the latter city the presidential
party will go to Omaha, thence 10
Sioux Falls 8 -, n, Paul or MIN
neapolla and Bismarck, N -
Then will follow speeches at Ril-I
lings and Helena, Montana, Coeur
d'Alene. Idaho. Spokane possibly
Seattle. Portland, Oregon san Fran
cisco. Los Angeles and san Diego
Speeches may be made from the
train between these cities, but II is
known the president is oppoScd To
making open o air addrcsSeS.
Returning from the Pacific coast
the belief IL that stops VIII be
made al Reno, Nevada, Salt Lake
city, Denver and oklahoma tiy
thence south and eastward prohn-
bly, to Louisville, Ky II In not hc'
lieved the president Will 40 very far
into the southwestern and southern
states however,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29
CARNEGIE'S ESTATE
IS NEAR 80 MILLION
NilI L. Itisd for Probate showing
AMOUNT uf Property SIN Held by
Iron Master ~ Death.
MANY REQUESTS ARE MADE
InNd George and Presidents widows
Ecc'dNc Large SunI~--siNcs Away
More Than $3.50. 900 900.

NEW YORk. Aug - Having
given away more than 1850 oon 600
during his lifoume. Andrew Carn'E!"
dIcd leaving a fortune Of between
tao,oO0.00O ana $4,000 600 accord
ing 20 hts viii which Wss filed fpr
pruhsto here today II vas his Oft
repeated intention 20 Die poor man.
The viii disposcs Of tps0.OOO 20 pub
lie and charitable Institutions and
leaves nunullcs of approximately
$500 900 to fricndH and relatives. in
Guiding $4,000 each 20 former
President Taft and Premier Lloyd
George of England and S.. .O00 each
10 Mrs Theodore HoOscvolt and Mrs
Thomas j Preston. widows Of former
presidents
Mrs Carnegie. his widow and his
daughter. Margaret (Mr-. Roswell
Miller), were provided for during his
lifetime. This h set forth In II clause
o: the will which reads.
Having years ago made provision
for my wife beyond her desires and
ample 10 enable her to provide for
our beloved daughter Margaret, and
being unable TO Judge at present
what provision for our daughter will
best promote hor- happiness, / leave
to her mother tho duty OF providing
for her as her mother deems best
A mothers love Will be tho best
guide"
oSp,,. -. .t,. ,.,,, senH - a. nm
are wtllcd 10 household servants, the
amount depending upon lonKth OF
service
The folks at Skiho, the Carnegie
estate In Scotland were not forgotten.
The gamek"eper. forester, chauffeur,
piper and gardener are to be given
y 200 each and every lhhorcr who
has served him two years or more
VIII receive $50. A sum equal to two
years rent In to be rcmitted to each
Crofter aA rent hcCTues
T. The VIII leaves the real estate and
all the works OF art and household
goods 10 Mrs Carnegie The financial
provision for Mrs Carnegie and her
daughter Mrs Miller, was made dur
ing Mr Carncgto's lifetime
A statement issued by Elihu Root.
jr says that MIR CarneEtc's public
gift and charities during his lifetime
exceeded I35O,0OO 600
Tho fourth article ~ the win con-
tnins a series OF lcgacica TO charit-
able Institutions while the flfth ar
iicle contains Annuitics to relatives
and friends The Carnegie corpora
ton OF New York is the rcslduary
egatcr.
Public bequcstS include Cooper
Union, New York. $4,000. Puts
hurgh university 100000, Heliei
Fund OF the Authors club or New
York, 5000, 0O0, Hampton institute,
Virginia. 100000. stevens institute
IIobokcn. n. j, 100000. So An
irews society ot New York, 500 600.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29
LENINE IL SEEKING PEACE.
BOlshc visit Premier Wants 10 Con-
llnnr nnII MIIh IinmnnInna

COPENHAGEN. Aug Nlkolal
Lenlna. the Russian bolsheyiil pro
mier, has sent a delegation to kishi-
ney to negotiate peace with ltu-
mania according to "A report received
from Budapest today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29

ter the grant of solf-govornment 70
the Transyaals In 1907, General
Botha was" called upon to form =
government. From this position he
resigned IN December, 1912. owing
TO dlSsension In the cabinet. but was
Immediately asked 10 form a now
government At the outbreak ~ the
great war in 1914. General Botha
took command of the union forces
In southwest Africa, achieving
complete success and compelling the
German troops In that region 20 sur
render. with Gen. Jan Christian
Smuts. general Hotha signed the
peace treaty with Germany on behalf
uf the Union OF South Africa, Jup-
28, Last lie arrived at Captown
from Europe on July %.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29
NeU Scale of Prices
Set for LOtper Grade
Wheat by Director

MINNEAPOLiS, MINI, Aug. 2s.
a new scale of prices FOR the lower
grades uf wheat for the 1920 crop
was announced today hy julius II.
Barnes, head Of the United states
grain corporation ana were posted
today on the trading floor OF the
local chamber Of commerce to be-
come effective September ..
WASHINGTON, Aug % I'm
der the new scale OF wheat prices
announced by the United states
grain corporation the guaranteed
priccs at Minneapolis for the lower
grades are
No. 2. g2lSts; No, 3, s. IS ";
No. I. ,2.i1t n. No. 5, 12.07 y 40.
pound wheat, t2.oiia; tS-ponnd
wheat, 81 ora; l-pound wheat.
t19Sts 46 pound wheat tl.92 "a;
45-pound wheat, tI92is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29
NEGRO SHOT TO DEATH
At CHURCH IN GEORGIA

EASTMAN. Ga. Aug q Eh
Cooper. n negro. was shot to- death
In 4 church 1T Ocmulgrc. Ga. ne
here jnIiy hy mot The church
then was burned pnor negro
rhurche. tnd IA loIgr IN me vicinity
ycsterday were burned after reports
had circulated that the negroes wcr"
planning - "rIs" up aud wipe out
the white people
Cooper. who was alleged 10 haN"
been "a leader among ~" negroes,
was taken from Caldwell lauicns
county, to Ocmulger by the MOB. u
wax said that many white pcopl" IN
Iaurons we're planning to rtise
funds to rcnuil1 the destroyed negro
churches.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29
KANSAS CITY RAILWAY
COMPANY OBTAINS LOAN

KANSAS CITY. Aug IS Tho
tuccessful negotiation Of loan ~
81 100000 from eastern capt hlists
on tho personal endorsement of j.
ogden Armour. announced TODAY by
=, J kenly, president OF the KAN
sas city street Railways company,
has aVerted u serious financial crisis
for the local transportation COM
pnny, according 9 company Off
cla.s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29
FORMS HUNGARIAN CABINET
Former Premier Under ArChdukc
Joas.ph Sets IN New Rule.

PARIS, Aug 2S stephen Fried
rich. Hungarian premier under Arch
duke Joseph'H regime. has formed a
new cabinet for Hungary I'm which
besides the premiership he assumes
the post OF minister ~ the Interior.
according to a Havas dispatch from
budapest today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29
PITTSBURGH sTmKE ENDED
Carmen Vote To iicturn io Work
After Itcup of Transportation.

PITTsBuRGI Aus. 2s--Tho
rtrike OF motormcn and conductors
Of the Pittsburgh Railways company
which has tied up trolley transporta-
ton here for two weeks, ended late
today when the carmen by vote ~
2sS2 10 4uS decided to return TO
work. The men accepted the nation
al war labor boArd's award of five
rents an hour increased wages "un-
der protest %
The carmen demanded a l2-ceni
raise
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29
Pcrshing Rank Bin
Is Passed By House;
NOU Goes TO Senate

WNSUI$GTJ$. Aug 2S--In
recognition of General John J,
r"rshiugs service IN the war. tho
house tolay passed u bin author
DiuR th" president 10 confer on
hum the permanent rank ~ gen
ctul The measure nuW goes 10
the rcna'"
Two hundred and H"yen'yronn
mcmhcrs voted for passage of he
rill and four representatives.. Con
molly and Jones democrats ~
Texas. Sohail. a pr0groasff" Min
Uo-u'n and Teupl", republican -
b,nuBIysnnia voted against T.,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29
To Issue Campaign nndec-

WASHINGTON. Aug ~ Cam
paign badges viii he issued to the
officers and enlisted men 81 the or.
gRnized militia who have had the
requisite service. the war depart
mcnt announced today. The badges
will tc ISSUED through army dcpot'
At cost on presentation Of ccrtiil-
Gates proving service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29

MarriagG licenses were issued 10
the following Thursday by the clerk
Of district court, Frances i. O'Cun-
nor. q and Marie Colbert. 20, TULSA:
Ira NJ. Packard, S2 and Florence Nc
Impsey, 80. Tulsa. Rex g. white,
- and Francis V Dam, H. Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-29

Two Ncct Death ut Southern Field
IN AmcrlCuH, GeOrEin.

AMEHICUS, Ga. Aug 2s-VGieut
John *. McRac Of Washington state
and Private Robert A Brook. New,
man, Gn, were Killed AZ Southwest
field today In the collision OF the
Two airplanos at a height OF 7oO
feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-01
Orlando's Course at Paris
Is Approved by Parliament

, today lr ~" premier, Slgnor or
"nH" '''I
lh''inl' b a. ms W'inofHN y M
"''''l I.'N ''FN'' over 'h' D"I
"h'''"n I.'.hI' ''. nfd'f only ~
ven H' lar n7 =" hi'Fk up ihr uni'S
or IF'N'. ! '"Id NJ "ils"h u ""r
"h"'Fi'h IMP" "hlr Tor m" 10
age :" ponce 'N h'" ,"nhl'inW
h"''d under 'H'h '"ndlu"nH 10"
l'"'l'n ''''b'N"" rev ], t"uId h"'
."h''h'' u" F'''' .p'' IN 'h' cor
''''h'' WI" my ''h''I l"' "'n'i
"f NlEhlN ''' I"F hui "lh would
'nnmuhl' az" N''h Pr'H'h'h,' yes
or 'h' "u'' powers WIN "h''h
'"IF "I' h"nhH u' special agree
mons
I,r.c,amincd Ouc--,ion
.pr,ydcrt tlugnp ,b,u.ed V,,,t
r,s,r, fnr ..,h d. byrntb,,tz ,JdirF
hr v,,I.t a., ,,,r,tbipg rn.,ilf, ia
r,,..,, a. 81, .,,tt br p,nt.n, A.
nr,,,,,,,, and ..s,fr ma, franco
,rd rorg,t ,lo,tl1 unJ,r,,kr Ia
M, ',,,,,. ~ ,,rctI,,,i,, ybne
n. .n,id h.,. ,nc nnas,,nn re'r,
.,,.I,.d .t. ,,,crt. d, 49,. a,
,,,,L,r ,o,,,,,s,,,, ar,,id Lc mat, "a
It,iia, ,srt,,t,,ra
".rb, lt,p,, I,t.g,,Io, d,d moi
maintain en- obstinate attitude but
cu operaied during the following
daNa In an effort to md a wnv 10
toncilatlon II wnp anxious not 10
DELAY pcaco aud ~ avoid ronipronis
ing the union ~ the allied peoples
ovon hv Nero appearance ~ dis.
agreement II was continuing pn
tIontIy In seek \ means OF ,nuciiin
ton and wns discussing the subject
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-01
Senate Votes Unanimously to
Uphold Position in De-
mand for Flumc.
WILSON ATTITUDE TOLD
President Makes II Impossible
for Acceptance Of Agree
ment on Territory.

ROME, TUESDAY Npru % lrc
mlcr orlando government was given
unanimous vote Of confidence I'm
the italian senate tonight following
the vote of confidence gwen him IN
the house Of drpuuca \ great dem
onstrauon followed lhr premier Il
address before tho senate.
Premier Niuorio Orlandos work
a. the peace conference In Paris re-.
celved ,indioAtion In the chamber
Of deputies here tonight when - vote
OF confidence vhE given him 80 "a
N Tho ballots opposing the roso
luton were cast by the intrnnsigcnnt
socialists
The premier laid before the psrlia.
ment The details of hts demands
for Ftumc and the DnlmRtlsn coast
districts TO which liAlv hHd Aid
claim. He began by saying that the
information situation was grave at
present adding that II was VERY
grave" for Italy tie said that It
was the duty OF Italy 10 preserve an
attitude Of "calm and serenity At
the present moment
Agreement Impossible.
An outline OF the exchange he
tween himself and President Wilson
was given by SiEnor Orlando who
made II clear that the presidents
action In making public his statmcnt
as 10 ItAly's claim 20 Fiume had
made II impossible either to accept
or reject any proposals that might
he made He said he believed 1t his
duty to come at once before the
parliament To receive authority In
carving forward his work at The
conferences Up until April II whca
he received from President Wilson
the American viewpoint on Fiumc.
he said he thought an agreement
was probable.
In the course Of his address the
premier spoke OF the Ettitudc taken
al Paris BY the British and French
governments, which he said had
been loyal TO promises made In the
treaty 10 London, which was framed
in 1918. He admitted. however,
that both France and Great Britain
DO not stand with Italy In her do
mands for the annexation OF Fiume
He added that they might have
agreed In principle TO the creation Of
f'iume AZ an independent free state.
In discussing the American memo
randum which was handed 10 him
April ~ and which was distributed
among the members OF parliament
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-01
ALLEGED OIL LEASE THIEF
RELEASED ON ST 900 BOND

Arrested In Kansas City MoudaA
On warrant ISSUED In Tulsa county
courts charging the hrcucy ~ am
"ii and gas lease valued a. $500 TN
December of 1918, ~ + Waugh
waved arraysgm,ui Weducadn, bc-
'h"c .lrs iGs& x. MaNcy, and was re-
leased eh ho6d- Of 81 900 10, p.,-
NuliuhrN trlai may 10
Waugh IS arCutcd bv tho. stack
man on & G,H association of this
city with -iraIIuE an uil tease on
400 acres NJ Edwards county. Texas
land converting 1t TO hls own use.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-01

Mrs Britton, two are deceased and
the sur'Gving members OF the fam
ny VIII be In attendance as foliuWs.
~ ~, Brtton, well known business
man OF etcrboro. ontario, Canada.
ana Mrs Britton, J s. " l.. e.. q.
Brltton aud Misses Sarah and : san
hFlllon, all Of Tulsa owing to the
IRAN condition or Mr. BINton the
affair wll, be very Huiet
Tho Hrittons are Kcntuck.ans. the
family having removed from ,hat
sFte 10 Oklahoma u decade age.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-01
FAMILY REUNION ON 59TH
ANNIVERSARY OF WEDDING

Tho home ~ Nj AND Mrs. John
" Briuou l5b Epst lKth street.
will he -, scene Of family gather
tng iudly tho occasion being the
,0'h Wedding Auniycret. OF Mr.. and
MIR Erlton residents 4 Tulsa for
the past 10 years.
Thcra viii be- a ilEner a. which
Wcmhcr7 ~ the family nd few In -
innate friends, about - In all. will
hc guoS,s and tho aged couple will
ho presented with lumber of fine
Elfts from their children and friends
Of the n children born 10 Mr.. and