davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
Wheatiand Farmer Robbed of
Ten Crisp $1,000 Bills by
sharpers at Mil
waukee.
BIG LAND DEAL SCHEME
While Consulting Colonel Brady,
Cashier Took Money and Left
Room Never to
Return.


MILWAUKEE,, Wis, June 2l-Al-
fred w. Lehman, Wheatland, Iowa, Is
enroute to his Iowa homestead today,
admittedly sadder and wiser per-
son.
Lehman came to Milwaukee on Fri
day and within few hours after his
arrival was relieved of $4,000, he
declared, through the efforts of three
confidence men posing as real estate
agents.
The story is not new. The three
"financiers" introduced themselves to
Lehman back in Wheatland and in
formed him of their money multiply
ing scheme They were financing
big land deal--but needed $4,000 to
complete it. Lehman agreed to fur
nish this sum.
Lehman and the trio then made the
trip to Milwaukee in order to consult
Colonel Brady about the deal. The
four retired to hotel room and Lob
man was asked to produce the $4,000.
He handed ten crisp one thousand
dollar bills over to the cashier" OF
the firm and this member Immediately
vanished and so did Lohman's money.
Inc OIner TWO pdIthsiS eAALcu hui
1iedly when Lehman became suspi-
cious and attempted to leave the
room. Lehman gave chase, but failed
10 catch them.
Later Lehman, vaguely described
his late partners" to the police.
Lehman stated they introduced
themselves to him as Lawrence Con
way" "W II. Peck" and Richard AL
lender" The police took up the chase
but as yet have not encountered the
three ''financiers."
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21

forts to prevent Sim Feiners from
getting out Of Ireland, and that IAN
underground railway" had been es-
tablished to smuggle them from the
country. He refused to say anything
further about this underground rail-
way" intimating 1t would be used for
the escape of De Valera.
De Valera was imprisoned In Lin
coin jail, England, by the British after
Sim Fem outbreaks. He escaped.
and was found in hiding In Ireland
and interviewed by the United Press.
Later he appeared publicly in Dublin.
was not molested, and again disap
Eeared- /
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
Max Eastman Says It Came
Out of Somebody's Waste
basket.

United Press Leased Wire Service.1
NEW YORK, June 21.-Ma1 East
man, editor Of the Liberator, a radi-
cal magazine, said today he was per-
Iectly willing to tell secret service
men or anybody else how he came
IN possession OF what he says he be-
neves copy Of a confidential state
department. communication regarding
Russia.
The document came to me anony-
mouay," he said. There was note
attached to It, which said 1t had been
found In wastebasket.@
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
All Cars Left Track,

limited Press Leased Wire Service
WATERLOO, Iowa. June 21.-Pas-
sengers en- the Chicago Great West
ern limited number one, south bound,
were thrown from their berths and
chairs when all the cars left the
track near here early today. None
was injured.
Torrential rains softened the road
bed, causing the derailment
None Of the cars turned over,
though all left the track.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
Baker Makes His Escape.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
FORT MADISON, Iowa, June al
George Baker, sentenced to an indie
terminate term at the penitantiary
here, made his escape. Baker was
sent here a year ago following con-
viction on forl>ery charges in Mont
gomery county.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
Huns Destroy Warships
informed In Gre
~ Britain
o
!;
ierman Crews Hoist Kaisers Old Flag ans Scute Yes
sells as Last Bit of FHqhffu| s

Pre- Leased St
Exchange
n OF
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
VIII Not Fly Before July "a.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, June 21.-The Brit
ish dirigible R-34 will not start across
the Atlantic for its flight to the United
States before July "a, it was learned
at the navy department today.
If the Germans sign the peace treaty
1t is believed start will be made
about that date.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
RootIeouer Caught.

rTTnjted Press Leased Wire Service.1
CRESTON, Iowa June 21.-TWo
italians. arrested yesterday, with 443
hints Of whiskey, were arrafgned be-
Tore Commissioner Hunt here To-Day.
Thev were arrested near Bedford
while driving a truck from st.
Joseph, Mo.
The booze was concealed in false
bottoms of empty chicken coops,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
Cotton Mil Strike.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Servfce,1
MANCHESTER. England, June Fl.
Three hundred thousand cotton
mill workers were expected to go on
strike at noon today for higher wages
and shorter hours. Two hundred
thousand more were scheduled 10
walk out within few days.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
Husband Gets Drunk.

r1Tnited Press Leased Wire Service.l
DIES MONIES, Iowa June IL
Evidently Mrs. Lula Elder hasn't
much faith in the coming drought
due ,July /. She filed petition for
divorce. saying she could no longer
stand the frequent drunkenness Of
her spouse, Albert. Her petition says
She tolerated It nineteen years and
asks $50 monthly alimony.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
TELEGRAPHIC TABLOIDS
FROM FAR AND NEAR

Frost has a s1.40o voice, She used
it so effectively she scared a bandit
away and saved that sum for her
employers.
Probably Not Advertised.
NEW YORK, June 21.-Thts is not
a fairy tale. Not a bid was recorded
when customs officials attempted to
auction off $4,000 worth of gin.
Dog was Cat.
HARTFORD, Conn, June I'll
Whoever heard a cat bark? Com
plants in a neighborhood squabble
claimed they were disturbed by barb
ing Defendant claimed the only dog
she had was a cat.
Arrested the Sheriff.
ATOKA, Okla, June 21.-Sheriff
Akin. dressed in overaIls and a full
beard, looked so much like the boot
leggers he sought that other officers
arrested and searched him.
Exempt From War Tax.
LOS ANGELES, Calf, June I'll
If you are a blonde-peroxide variety
prepare to rejoice. Uncle Sam has
ruled that peroxide is not subject to
war tax.
FIivver Pushed Aside.
KIMBALL, Neb., June 21.-SheriR
barred bridge with flivver to stop
auto booze runners. Bootleggers in
hurry didn't stop and gently
pushed sheriff's chariot into the
river. proceeding unmolested.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
Some Short and Snappy Items
Which Make News Wire
Sparkle.

TCnited Press Leased Wire Service.]
ROCHESTER,, Mimi. June I'll
Harry Russell, quarry man, attempt
ed to open twenty-five pound keg of
powder with an axe. The family re-
quests no flowers
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
Onions In Sprinutimc.

CHICAGO, June 21.-Sprir,Tt ime
did not bring thoughts of love to tbe
George B. Cadas. Instead. Mrs. Cadas
complained in divorce court today, 1t
brought queer essences. Ca1As is an
onion salesman.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21

More than eighty native woods
have been tested for the manufacture
OF lead pencils IN India
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
Too MANY House Keys.

CHICAGO, June 21.-Too many
house keys on Mathew Eenneman's
key ring, Mrs. Henneman complained
to police court. They were not keys
to his home.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
ELECT GOMPERS
AS PRESIDENT
Head Of American Federation
of Labor Again Selected as
Chief Official Of Or
ganization.
DUNCAN COMES SECOND
Denver In Lead as Next Convention
City, Although East Would Like
to Have It
Again.
DUNCAN COMES SECOND

limited Press Leased Wire Service.]
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., June 21.--
Samuel Gompers today was reelected
president of the American Federation
James Duncan was elected first vice
president
Joseph Valentine was elected sec
ond vice president and Frank Duffy
third vice president.
Gmpers was reelected by almost
an unanimous vote. The voice or
julius Duncan, president Of the Sc
attic Trades union, was the only one
heard in dissent when the viva voce
vote was called for.
Gompers, in accepting. declared
his reelection was the answer OF
American labor to the radical forces
which were trying to direct the des.
TIMES Of the American federation.
Denver Wants Next Meeting. =.
IBy Albin E. Johnson, United Press
Staff Correspondent
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., June 21.---
Samuel Gompers today expected to
be reelected president of the Ameri-
can Federation or LABOR, the annual
convention of which is in session
here.
Gompers, it was regarded likely.
would carry back into office with
him his entire official family, except
John r. Alpine, member of the ex-
ecutive board. Matthew VOL, of
the photographers international
union, and president Of its Indian
apolis branch, was slated to succeed
Alpine.
This morning, Denver was leading
in favor as the next convention city,
although there was strong sentiment
for selection Of an eastern site for 1t.
The convention was expected to
conclude it's business today and ad,
journ.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21

ST. PAUL, Mimi, June 21.-Jack
Frost was overcome by the heat
while working his potato patch. His
right name is John, but folks call
him Jack"
Voice Worth 81 400.
NEW YORK, June 21.-Mrs. Emma
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
Probably Not Advertised.

NEW YORK, June 21-Th1s is not
a fairy tale. Not bid was recorded
when customs officials attempted to
auction off $4,000 worth of gin.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21

Continued ON page 81
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21

nne Telegraph Service Of The
n III Gate City and Constitu-
.;an. Democrat is received over
our own leased wire.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
THE WEATHER

Probably Local Thunderstorm
ers. Local temp. z p. M, 70;
Z a. M, ~.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-14
CHCETE KOUPIT LACINY
MAJETEk?

Prodaji Sc diva domy na ro-
hovem lote ma Morgan a 70 ul.
z Union. Lot jest 4OX14O, dlaz
ba DO obou stranach, plyn, vo-
da, Majetek nese najmu $23
meslcne. Proda Sc "a $245O.
Hotove $1,000, ostatni ma spla-
tky.
Prodam dunn o 5 msJtnos-
tech ma E. IA ul., mezi Central
a Quincy Ave. Lot je 4Ox129
strev., patty cd rohu Central
ave-, vSe zarizeno. Cena $3.50
hotove $500 ostatni ma me-
sicni splatky pc $40. Tez Sc
vezme lot.
Dum 0 5 pokojich ma Nor
gan Ave., ,ot je 35 pri Is str,
improvements ma ulici zapsa-
'cene, voda a zachod uvnitf.
Cena $11QO.
Rohovy lot Bedford Town
.shipu, az pr $50 str., stop 49,,
blize kary, kanal, chodnik, e.
lektrina, vse zarizeno zapla-
ceno. Da Sc "a $500. Hotove
S25, ostatni ma meoicni splat-
ky. Blizsi sdeli cesky poZem.
jednate' James J. Port, 826
Williamson Bldg. Tel. Main
.3917. 1-16
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-14
USTREDNfHO VYBORU
"VCELEK."
Zeny ceskoslOvenske!

AZ do dnesniho dine praco-
valy zeny ceskoslovenske Ia
skou a obetavosti pro zmlrneni
utrpeni nasich bratrd vojinu v
Sibiri, Italii a Francii. Nyni po
ukonceni valky vraceji Sc ar
mady nase zpet do stare vlasti
a nasledkem toho, zda Sc, re
', dosavadni prace prestava byti
nalehavou. Mineni takove jest
vsak naprosto mylne!
We Vcelkach sdruzene zeny
! a divky neslozi nyni ruce v
kiln, nybrz budou nadale wy
konavati zasluznou praci, ne
sice pro armada, ale pro mno-
no tisicd trpitelG We stare VIA
sti. Jest nesporno, re ona city
ri leta valky zanechala We sta
re vlasti tezke rany a jizvy, ze
mnoho tisicd sirotk1 potfebuje
osaceni a RUNE jine pece. Tez
mnohym vdovam po ceskych
vojinech bude zapotfebi pomo
ci a tn jest nemozno, by ceske
zeny v Americe oddaly Sc "a
halce.
Nyni apeluje Sc zvlaste ma
svobodna devcata, ktera az do
sud nemohla Sc sucastniti pra-
ci Vcelek pro dlouhe hodiny
pracovni. Nyni vsak mohou vi
ce prispivati nejen praci, ale
il pencil. Mnohokrate vyhodi
Sc dollar naprosto zbytecne
tn vzpomenouti nutno, re "a
omen peniz zachraneno neb pc
mozeno mohlo byti stradajici-
mu decku. Nuze, Wy zeny
divky ceskoslovenske, vsechny
do prace, kazda die sve moz-
nosti!
Dostavte Sc do Probulova,
kde kazde utery We stredu cd
dewitt do ctyr hodin odpol. Wy
davana bude prace. Siti Sc bu-
dou: detske Saty, sukne, taste
ry a spodni pradlo, muzske ko
sile vrchni a plesti Sc budOu
sweatry a rukavniky.
Jest jisto, re nase ceskoslO-
venske zeny, ktere prokazaly
" dobs valecne tolik obetavo-
sti, jiste napnou nyni vsechny
sve silly, ably pomohly trplcim
We vlasti stare, tax valkou zbe
dovane. - Dale jsou zadany
vsechny zeny, ktere 81 vzaly
praci v roce 1918, by tuto od-
vedly, b ymohla byti uverejne
Ma zprava 0 celkove cinnosti
VCelek.
Ia pomocny SD. Weekly
M. ZemanOva, pred.
M. Vaneckova, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-14

no byl "obalen" plachtami, z
nichz vycuhuje vlajka americ
ka. Stare statni znaky ma ne
kterych historickych budo-
vach zastreny zatim prapory
barev narodnich.
Dnes nezmocni Sc vas v Pra
re tesklivost jake v cervnu,
dnes vsude vidno, ze pohrbene
nadeje slavily vzkriseni co
"a ztracene jsme meli, merou
plnou re dobyto zpet.
Slibne pocatky jsou ucineny:
Prazska revoluce byla jen evo-
luci, ktera 81 nevyzadala zad-
nych obeti ma zivotech a stat
cich. Poradek nerusene je "a
chovavan dale a vsichni v1d
ci naroda jsou pevne odhodla
nj vystupovati proti kazdemu
hnuti, ktery by mirny vyvin
vsech udalosti chtelo zvratit;
bolsevismus u mas nesmi byti!
Jen We svornosti lezi naSe bu-
doucnost. S obdivem hledi ma
mas civilisovany svet a tento do
bry DOZEN, ktery jsme neporu
senim poradku vyvolali, mu-
sine stGj CO stdj uchraniti.
Souvisi s tim dalsi st'astny w
vol naseho statu - budet' du-
vera sveta X nam nejlepsl "a
kladnou hospodafskeho vyvo-
je!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-14
STRANA DRUHA.

porovati vladni snahy ohledne
amerikanisace veskere mist
nj problemy ku pokroku mesta
smerujici.
Ma konec schGze doslo ku
volbam lrednikG svazu, pfi
kterezto prilezitosti cesky pray
nix p. D. j. Zinner znovuzvo-
len jednohlasne predsedou,
George Melaragus jeho namest
KEN, S. Bravo ucetniksm, Jan
Pankuch tajemnikem a A. B.
Bs.rtoszewicz pokladnikem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-14
'PRAHA KRALOVSKA A
PRAHA REPUBLIKANSKA.

4
V Praze, kralovske dlel jsem
naposledy s.. cervna t. r.. V Pra
re republikanske poprve 18. Ii
stopadu 1918. Prazane sami
nejsou 81 v plnem dosahu ami
vedomi, jaky rozdil v zevnej-
SIN vzhledu Prahy Sc v teto
pomerne kratke dobe vytvoril.
Vscervnu Ejeyily Sc v licich
chodcu' cnevrle uJicemi Sc ubi-
rajiclch zretelne stopy nedo-
statecne vyzivy, We vyrazu oci
lezela lhostejnost, ba tn a tam
zakmit zoufalosti, jez zmOc-
nuje Sc lidi ma pokraji zahuby
Sc octnuvsich. Vyhuble posta-
Wy netajenou zavisti a nena-
visit vrhly lacne pohledy do re
staurace, nlz sedeli st'astnej
81 smrtelnici, kterl byli jeste s
to platit "a neuveritelne skro-
mny obed neuveritelne neskro
mnou cenu. Bylo to ovzdusi,
ktere nedalo pruchodu sebe-
menSimu zachvevu radosti. Lid
delal mi DOZEN massy valici Sc
pouze die zakona mechanicke
setrvacnosti ulicemi bez duSe
a bez ducha, jakoby V tupem
Ocekavani, kdy rozdrti je kolO
Osudu, jako rozdrtilo jiz IT,
sice jinych: nemocemi stra-
DAMN v dusledku vsech valec
nych nedostatku.
Nemohl jsem uveriti, re to
je ona vesela kralovska Praha
prvnlch let stoleti tohoto, kdy
prodleval jsem We stovezate
maticce vltavske ma studiich.
Nelicitelna teskljvost mne o.
vladla, pocit, jakoby bylo ztra
ceno vse, pohfbene nadeje, III
vi mrtevci! TAX dne 5. cervna.
A chile! Clovek mini, Will
son meni.
Kdo prijede do Prahy dnes,
nabude dojmd zcela jinych.
Mrtevci ozivli a hlasi Sc move
vzpruzenou energii k zivotu.
v oGich zraci Sc raelost, odhod
lanost, nova sebeduvera. Slo-
vanske trikolory zdobi sat OBJ
Cansky i capky vojinu, automo
billy mestem projizdejici jsou
okrasleny vlaikami narodnimi
a ruch nezvykly panuje nejen
v hlavnich castech mesta, ale
obzvlaSte V ruznych tech bu-
dovach, v nichz Sc umist 'uji
CCSkd IIIlulSteISCVd.
Snemovna a mnohy palac,
ktere po leta zustavaly zavre-
nymi, obrustany legendou sla-
Wy zaslych dob, procitly k no
vemu zivotu. Jako We vcelim Il
lu rozvinuje Sc tn tvdrci prace
nejlepaich predaku naroda.
ktery nnocnym rozmachem sve
silly dobyl samostatneho lnista
na slunci, odhpdlan riditi sve
dalsi osudy sam.
'Nemecke napisy zmizely te
mef vsude. Mad obchody j We
vykladn1'h skfinich byly ne.
naecke texty bud sejmuty, "a
lepeny rebo pTetfeny.
Fomnik n,arsalka Radecke.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-14
SMRT PETICLENNE CESkE
RODINY.

Cedar Rapids, la. 13. ledna.
Cesky farmer Frank Bliek, je-
no manzelka, 6lety synek, Ia
leta dceruSka a 2leta dceruSka
uhoreli dnes odpoledne v je-
jich farmarskem domove, blize
Oxford Junction.
Vsichni byli stizeni spane!-
skou chripkou a pravdepodob
ne, Ze Otec ami matka nebyli
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-14
l,M!!!SslS! ,M!!!slS! sM!!.S!|Is! |! M!!!.!|I!'I
SVAZ CIZOJAZYCNYCH
cASOPISU.

Za,,tupci svazu cleveland
skych cizojazycnych casopisil
konali vcera Hollenden ho-
telu vyrocni svou schGzi, "a niz
rozhodnuto koupiti "a $1,000
uspornych znamek jakoz pod
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-14

dosti SLIM, aby moh,i privolati
|pomoc a tax hledeli hrozne
|smrti vstfic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-14
Do vinku ceskosloysnske RepubEce
slozeno adm. "Sveta".
ledujci clenove sokoa Czech prispeli sokolu Frant


Abb Fr, Broadway ............... $4,000
Abb Oswald Broadway 1000
Blaha JOS, Chagrin Falls ......... 1900
CernJ Ant. Pershing Ave- ..... 1000
Cipera Kar. Mead Ave. ........ 200
Cipera Ant. Mead Ave. ............ 200
Frcka JOS, E. 49, ul. .......... $500
Herold Lad, Broadway .......... 500
Hadik Jan, Broadway .............. 500
Hruby Jos. j., E. 40. u ........... $500
Charvat Volta, Kinsman Rd ...........s 500
Chot Vaclav, Broadway Rd :. ....... 500
Janda Jifi Mead Ave. ..........,.,.. 500
Jirus Fr. Mead Ave. ............. $500
Jabdrek Bedr. Kinsman Rd .......... 500
Jirout FIR, Trumbull Ave. ........... 200
Kral Jos., Wendell Ave. ............. 800
Kadlecek Karel Broadway ............ $500
Karda M, Broadway ............ 5000
Kvet Fr, Mead Ave. ................ 500
Modroch Jan, Croton Ave. ........... 200
Mikes Vac. Broadway ............... $500
Moravec FIR, Mead Ave. ............. 100
Ptak FIR, Gable Ave. ................. 1000
Panek Fr, Chagrin Falls, ........ 200
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-20
n Honar 81 nIs Plre soldier Nephens.

Mr.. Henry Graf, OF near Manehes-
Ter, ave a sumptuous dinner on
Sunday in honor of hIa five soldier
nephews. They we're Messrs VIII
liam Graf, Howard Graf, Grover
Graf, Charles Graf and Harvey Miller.
4 fine day was spent and the guests
were entertained on the lawn With
fine selections On the grafonoia until
all we're called for dinner. The
table had everything IN that was
good 70 eat consisting 81 vegetables.
chicken. beef. md ice cream, cake and
chocolate cuaIard were served for
dessert. Those present we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Graf. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hersh. Mr. and Mrs. Nm. Hosfelt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Graf Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Stare Mr.. aud Mrs N1m.
Hersh. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude HeTbts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob BoIllnger. Mr. and hrs.
Frank Herbtf. hrs. Miller. Mrs. Fred
Graf. Misses Lizzie Graf. Dorothy
Graf. Sadie Graf and ANN +. Graf
and Margaret Bl0mberEer of Halti-
more. Messrs. Harvey Graf. Frank
lin Graf. Jacob Graf. Albert Herbts,
Howard Graf. Grover Graf. Nm.
Graf and Curtis Graf they all spent
fine day and hoped 70 meet soon
again.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-20
IT. AM.

=
Those present at Mr. WiliiaEe Flern-
ing'a. atS the barn razIsng were: MIR.
and Mrs.f William Fleming, Mr. and
Mrs Raymond Browning, MT. and
Mrs. Alley J. Engle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Mdlesworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Watkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Buxton, Mr. and Mrs. Emory Purdum,
Mr.. and Mr. Monroe Browning, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Spurrier, II. and
Mrs. Nathan Clagett, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank BurdeIte, Mr. and Mrs. Wren
Day. MIR. and Mrs. nc. Reid, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Mox1ey. Mrs. Mary
Baker, Mrs. Nary J. Owens, hrs. L.
T. Lay, Mrs. Jesse Clay, Mrs. Clar-
ence skeggs. Mrs. Belle Fleming. Mrs.
Annie Poole. Mrs. Jack CLAY. Mrs.
C. \. Moxley. Misses Mollie Murphy,
Thelma Clay. Margie Snyder. Mar
garet Spurrler, SallIe B. Clay, Eta
Fleming, Mabel CLAY, George Burkr
Velvie Snyder. Annie Duvall. Lena
Bark. Leone purdum. Algie Browning
Anna ScheeI. Louise Browning. Dorine
Mozley. Nadine Scheel, Mildred Null
link, Marie Browning. Marie Hardy
Mildred Clagett, Evelyn Browning
Messrs. John Long. John A. Moles-
worth, Robert Mullinix, Sterling Clay
John q. Houek, Charley L. Riggs, Roy
NfkIrk, Perry BurdetIe, Walter Bux.
Ton, Edward L. Baker. Murray Day
Charley W. Hooper. William :. Hen.
.derson, Harry C. Betson, John II
II1lIeary, Alfred b. Lewis, George w
EasIon, Walter Browning, Lewis e
Owens, Arthur Murray. Eli II. Moles.
worth, John D. Purdum, Willie II
Burke, Vernon Snyder. John e. Burke
L. Y. Day. Maurice Watkins. Willie
A. Walker. B. q. Monkey, c. {. Mox
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Henry w. Gutsail, " A. Cline. B. w
Smith. Silas B. Burns. w. T. Moxley
John +. Davis. Floyd Brandenburg. ]
H. Price, ]. l. Buxton, Everett Spur
rier. Walter Wright. Raymond Wright
Gayer Fleming. Carlton Skeggs. Rob
ert F. Poole, Carols Day. james
Hardy. Albert Purdnm. Ralph Purdum
Norman Watkins, Eugene Pnrdum
Howard HiIIeary William Browning
Harry Layton. Russell Burke. Willie
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A birthday surprise party vas given
IN honor Of Mrs. Elmer Wantz, Of
F'rizellburg, on June Z. She vas sur
prised b. her MANI friends Who let
her many valuable presents consist
Ing OF enInaware. silver. aluminium
ware, etc. after which refreshments
we're served in abundance. Those
present we're Mr.. and Mrs.. Elmer
Wantz and children. Charles. Ralph.
David, Robert, Sterling and Elizabeth.
hrs. Wm. Dodrer and daughters.
Grace and Agnes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Dodrer and daughter, Mar
garet, Paul Byera and sons. William
and Russell and Mss LottIe Hun, al
Of Westminster; Murray Dodrer and
children. Charles. Glenn. Ida and
cafharine. Mrs Vim. Babylon and Mis-
Mollie Babylon. Of Fountain VALLEY.
hrs. Weber Lippy and son. Herbert
and Miss catharine Burke. al Of Bal.
timore, md Mr.. and MFa. Tilden