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The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-07-23

Last Sunday very important
meeting was held by the Agudash
Achim. New members were accepted
and short talks for the welfare of the
organization were made. The Society
has a membership of about one hun
dred, and pays sick benefit $500 per
week and also takes an interest in all
Jewish affairs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
AUTOMOBILE CLUB TO GIVE
DANCES AT CLUB HOUSE

The FL Paso Automobile club VIII
hold weekly dances In the future at
the automobile clubhouse At West
Ysleta- The dances are 10 be held on
Friday evenings from until II
o'clock. The dances are for members
and their friends. The first dance IS
to be Friday evening. April 50. Music
viii be furnished by L +. Nash s
orch estra- The entertainment and re-
ception committee consists Of the
following persons
Entertainment-W. C. Roe. Johnny
Buuuor. Robert MullIn, J. W Blggy,
A. J. Strayer. F. n Banneu, Ira ID.
Walters, J. z. Anderson, Alves Dixon,
Porter Thede and II. P. Hadfield.
Reception II. Lockhart, Moore
B. Schwartz. J. G. Barada- Z. ?.
Rankin, jr. Norman Walker, F. n
Rumsey. Spencer Darbyshire. John ID.
Mason. o. c. Youngblood, Fred Field
man. J. W. Peak. J. ". Hale. DR.. John
Schiller, " y. Carl, Ben Williams, J..
W kirkpatrick. ". r. Shutes. T. ~
BRAY, Hope Smith. Lawrence Gardner.
F. G.. Billings. G II. Finley. E NJ.
Hurd. L A. White. II. O. Wilson.
Frank J. Turner. Ross F. Bryan. Dr.
Wip Robinson. L. W. Hoffecker. c. D.
Freeman. A. H Anderson. =. T. Ed
wards. Sol 7. Berg. Dave Crockett, ".
T. Naquin. r. IS. Gossett. G. T. Moore.
D. G. Booth. F. P. Lerner. II. r.
Bowie, Z. F. Corder. Leo Hartford. S.
l. Pitmau, and ". H. Aldridge-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22

ONE Of the prettiest dances ever
given by the FL Paso Social club,
which for more than 90 years has
been renowned for the beauty Of It's
social events, took place on Wednes-
day evening in the Toltec clubhouse.
Huckleberry branches In their
ElisteniuE green beauty were selected
FOR the decorations % the ivory and
rose ball room and, combined with
palms and fern in profusions made an
effect that was charming. Garlands
Of the huCkleberry wreathed about
the Corlnthian columns 10 the cell
fnr and were interminEled with the
ceiling lights OF blue and rose, which
were lighted alternately Tor the
dancing nun bers. Palms were placed
in stately row about the ball room
and palms and ferns embarked the
orchestra gallery, from which Tex
Griffith's orchestra played
IN the reception room. opposite the
bah room, where the furnishings and
hauEiugs are OF nile green an IN
roration in decoration was intro
duced for the first time in tnis city,
From the manteL oVerhung with a
great painting OF paul and Virginia
Fleeing From the Storm" suspended
in a lovely gushing shower from a
bed OF moss spring blossoms in
gorgeous confusion OF purple OF the
iris. yellow OF the mariEoids red OF
the rose and myriad other fragrant
blossoms. At either side OF the IRE
place were great French baskets OF
green with a shower Of blossoms In
a brilliant rainbow shower and these
baskets were guarded with stately
na1rns. other palms extending from
me uartel along the four sides Of
The room Ferns were placed about
he room, also. and the corridor lead
Ing TO the hallway, where the buffet
sumner was served, was transformed
into a fairy pass with French baskets
of flowers ferns and palms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
Won7an'S Club Pioneers Are HoSteSSeS
At Meeting Of Literature Department

the Cleaning" and Aud Lang Syne."
Tn hostesses for the afternoon
were pioneer members Of the Wo-
mans club. with Mrs. s. H Suther-
land I'm charge Of this part OF the
afternoons entertainment. Mrs. III. F.
WorthinEton represented the mem
bers OF the present day
A clever letter was read from Miss
Mary I. Stanton. a former president
Of the club. and interesting talks
reminiscent Of other days were made
by Mrs. T. J. Beall. Mrs ". r. sea-
mon, Mrs NJ P Schuster, Mrs. S. j.
Fenuell and others.
The success Of the club 20 the
present day and its prospective work
were discussed. and later refresh
ments Of gingerbread and cake were
served under the direction Of Mrs.
c. L. Pelham. assisted by Mrs. c. i.
Brown and Mrs Hal Christie.
One OF the pretty features Of the
afternoon was the birthday cake with
burning candles representing the
presidents from 1894 20 1920, which
Mrs. J. ". Lorentzens the president
of the club cut
A large number OF guests were
present for the delightful afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
Ell PaSo Social Clubs Dance One OF
Prettiest Affair Of Kind Ever Given

The tables for the supper service
were lovely with baskets OF flowers
intermingled with tulle Of brilliant
hue forming butterfly bows.
The programs for the dance were
Of white with a has relief OF a dane
ing couple in blue.
". r Payne. president OF the
Social club, personally superintendent
the arrangements for the beautiful
affair, which was enjoyed by 160
guests.
Honoring Mrs. Clifton Kruger a
charming visitor from san Antonio
who is here. the guest Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Milton Robinson, the
officers OF the SEND field artillery
gave a delightful dance at their club
house on Wednesday evening.
The band OF the send played FOR
the dancing and a buffet supper OF
elaborate appointment was served
during the intermission in the Off
GERS mess hall Fifty couples OF
dancers were present for the charm
ing courtesy to Mrs Kruger.
Prior 70 the dance Col Henry New
bold, commanding officer Of the 5znd,
gave a dinner Of pretty detail az his
quarters in the SIND garrison in com
pliment OF Mrs Kruger The guests
were Mrs Kruger, Miss Mildred
Rogers. Miss Harriet Howe, Lieut.
and Mrs. H ". Finley. MAI. n @
Jones, Capt W B. Wright and Lieut.
". A Nugent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
Persian Shah Sleeps
Through Train Wreck

Milan, Italy. April e2-The Shah
Of Persia was travelling lncoEnito in
a special car attached 20 the Rome
Paris express when. owing TO
pointsman's mistake. the train was
diverted TO the wrong line near
Genoa and came into collision with
a goods train Three passengers
were killed and fifteen injured.
The shah was sleeping so soundiy
that he did not notice the shock. He
was taken back TO Genoa by motor
car some superstitious passengers
noticed that he was wearing
famous diamond which IS supposed
TO bring bad luck
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22

THE meeting OF the literature de-
partmeut OF the Woman's club
on Wednesday Afternoon probably
exceeded in entertainment ony other
Of its meetings.
Mrs. 4. S Peatross. chairman Of
the department. who was aided BY
assisting committees. carried the pro-
gram through successfully
Mrs. PeatrOss announced that a
dramatic class viii be formed FOR the
coming year and said that while a
great deal OF talent abounded among
the club members, yet Few would ad-
init that they could appear either
with d paper or extemporaneOus
speech. The Dramatic club. Mrs.
Peatross said, viii eliminate stage
fright and also afford an opportunity
for the staging Of a number Of clever
performance
Mrs. Peatross gave a clever read
ing OF one Of J. NJ Barrie's best
plays. THE Old Lady Shows Her
Medals one Of A series Of Echoes
From the War" After the reading
OF the play, Mrs. W. D. Howe, with
Mrs. W. r. Brown at the piano and
Mrs. Ralph Henderson playing violin
obligato. sang very charmingly, IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
Fridays calendar
In Local Society

ENTERTAINMENT at Alta Vista
school, TO be given by the Parent
Teachers association Of the school
at as p. N.
Meeting OF the Parent-T Teachers
association OF Morehezd school at s
o'clock ,. m at the school
Mrs Henrietta Cyrus viii entertain
the Embroidery club at her suite in
the Aragon apartments
The Daughters OF Erin viii meet
in regular session at ESQ p. m IN
Knights Of Columbus hall
7 ". c. A gymnasium classes from
20 to II a. n.
= W C. A. gymnasium classes for
business girls from 6:f5 10 1-45 D. m
= VI. Q. A esthetic dancing classes
for business girls from 7:45 to S-S0
?. m
Meeting OF the members OF Wade
Hampton chapter OF the Z. D. c. at
4 o'clock at the residence OF Mrs
Charles Bryan. on Mckinley avenue
The social Glib OF the White Shrine
OF Jerusalem win meet at > o'clock p
m. with Mrs. Jefferson D. Smith at
the Mesa hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
El Pasoans Returning.

J. II. Ridley and William G. Walz
viii return on Friday from a camping
trip in the White Mountains.
Mrs Charles A. Brown has returned
10 her home after a visit in the east.
where she was the guest OF her
motherinlaW, Mrs. n. Brown, Of
Sunbury. Penn Mrs.. Brown viii
leave in a short time for Arizona
where 1lr. Browns business interests
are located.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
Pasoans Awag

Mrs J. V. Parker and daughter,
Miss Dorothy Parker, left Thursday
for q two months visit in the east
They will spend most OF their time
IN Philadelphia, Mrs Parker's old
home Before returning they viii
visit in Washington, d. c. Atlantic
City and New York
Mrs Il L Birney is leaving today
FOR a visit in Kansas City. thence 10
New York City, 20 join her daughter
Miss Madelin, who IS a student at Miss
Masou's school, the
Hudson The closing exercises OF the
school VIII be held during the latter
part OF Nay and Mrs. Birney will be
present. Miss Madelin has been
chosen TO take the leading part in
pageant to be presented at this time
entitled The New Era
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
Each School to Give Entertainment to
Benefit The Aged GentlefolRS Home

ZACH school OF the cIsy.rs to give a
L benefit entertainment FOR the
Home for Aged GentlefoIk, which
is TO be erected in this city.
These entertainments are 10 be
directed b. Miss Birdie Aldrich. the
first one Of the series 70 be given on
next Tuesday with both a matinee
and evening performance at More
head school by the students OF that
school and OF Sunset school A play
Singles Family" viii be presented
and will be OF interest 70 both chill
dren and EroWuups- The matinee
viii be for school children and will
be presented at $50, while the even
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22

inz and public performances viii be-
sin at o'clock
The Teachers association OF
the Tsleta school viii hold a social
meeting in the school auditorium on
Friday. April %. at $40 D. IN. AS
this is the last social meeting OF the
year a very delightful program is
being planned. AIRS. Robert Lander
and Mrs Helen Cooper Williams will
sing. 1frs. 3. T. Hammett viii give
an Instrumental solo. and little Miss
Annie Nary Bouriand win give a Swe-
dish folk dance Miss Myra c. Wink
Ter. county superintendent Of schools
VIII be q guest OF the afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
Bottle of Champagne
on Exhibit in Museum

Denver. Colo. April 22-The Colo
RADIO state museum has q new exhibit
that Is being viewed with longing
eyes and watery lips
It Is a bottle OF champagne OF an
Client vintage
Atoms with relies OF Colorado
cave jewellers" and pagan collections
from the old world the bottle OF
sparkling beverage is carefully
me Champagne Is a souvenir OF
ploneer DAYS having been brought
across the plains In prairie schooner
for a banquet given by Denver cit
fzens 10 members Of the 186S terri
torial legislature
IL Is the lone survivor or many bot
f1es OF rare wine served on that oc-
CASTOR. and was presented 20 the
museum by c. r. McLaughlins
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
Hampton U. D. C. Chapter To Meet
Former State Officer OF Organization


MRS. !. F. BURTON, Of Houston,
nj Texas, is visiting in the city, the
guest OF Mrs @ F. Bryan. Mrs.
Burton is eL-treasurer Of the state
division Of the q D. G. and promi-
nent member OF the organization, ana
members of Wade Hampton chapter
OF the e. D. C., Of which Mrs Bryan
Is president. viii gather at the Bryan
home on Mckinley avenue on Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock TO meet Mrs.
Burton
At that time the organization viii
discuss plans for Americanization
day. which IL viii observe on Nay I.
and foundations for the garlands TO
De used in the celebration Of Texas
Memorial day on April 20, VIII be
made These garlands viii be carried
by the children from Villas school and
GrancvieW school as they march in
formation IN the parade Incident to
the celebration exercises The chill
dren viii form human crosses as they
march
A number of distinguished visitors
are guests at Hotel Paso del Norte,
members OF the Ellison White Chau-
tauqua who are appearing in the city
this week Among these guests are
DR.. Carlton Chamberlayne, OF New
York. who lectures this afternoon.
her husband Senator Charles Fraley
Of Iowa. is with the party and will de-
bate with Dr. Chamberlayne at this
evenings program DR.. Chamber
layne is a Democrat and senator Fra
ley Is a Republican. Miss Huldah
Noedisch. Of New York. formerly with
the Minneapolis Symphony orchestra
Is with the party. as is also her sis
ter, Miss Alma N0edisch, who also
was connected with the orchestra at
one time MISS Lena --asllil' me Alas-
kan singer. and Miss Ada Dykes, or
Washington, d. C.. in charge OF the
junior Chautauqua work. are az the
Del Norte-
Miss Babe Green. Of IorristoWn, n
T. and Miss Margaret 8IcGarry, Of
Sound Beach. Conn. are leaving TO-
day for their homes after a visit Of
several weeks 70 MAJ and Mrs C. c
smith at Fort Bliss En- route east,
they viii stop in Chicago for visit
Both visitors have been extensively
entertained and have taken prom
inent part in social functions both
in the city and at the post during
their stay here
Miss Anne Brown. OF Camden Ark
who has been a guest in the city for
several months, LETT sunday 1or her
home Miss Brown came here % Dc
maid OF honor at the wedding Of MAJ
and Mrs James AlfOnte- Prior 20
the wedding she was guest or Mrs
Alfonte. the former Miss Mary Gates
Redmond. and since the wedding has
been the guest OF her sister. Mrs
Karl Hatfield
lIr. and Mrs. J. s. Carpenter. ~ Clo-
Wis. n. NJ. are the guests OF Mr. ana
Mrs. 7. G. Schneider. on Douglas
street. Mrs. Carpenter and MS.
Schneider are sisters Several social
events are being planned FOR Mrs
Carpenter.
Miss RoWena Jordan. who has been
spending several months with her
cousin, Mrs T ]. Plunkett, sos East
Rio Grande. left Thursday for her
home in Bolivar, n. Y. En- route she
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22

Phoenix. Ariz. April 22-1nss
Patricia Davidson. the first president
OF the Phoenix Business Women's
club. latterly a student IA =. ". c.
A work in the east, has accepted q
detail 20 a South American port,
there 10 serve as 7. ". c. A. secre-
farv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
Rhode Island Democrats .
May Stand for SO Bee

Providence. p /. April 22.-Rhodt
Island Democrats, at their coming
state convention, may take thea
stand for national legislation allow
Ing the use OF beer and light wines
up 20 8 percent alcohol content and
nine hour day for all workers In
gliding public employees until pro
duction catches up with consump-
ton
Alberto A. Arclbambault. chairman
OF the Democratic state Central com
mittee, said that all these questions
would come before the stste conVeu-
ton He favored the convention be-
Ing called Nay 6.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
II Years Ago Today
From The Herald OF This Date 1905

] i AAaA {. rum Jan AAAAAaal LNAA~
n corning the earthquake state
that the fire has about burned
itself out Thousands OF refugee camps
have been started in Golden Gate
park. II is stated that food Is being
furnished the campers from relief
funds.
Reports from Rome. Italy. state
that Is earthquake shocks were felt
this morning in the province OF Siena-
Tuscany
Rafael 8Iallen. a civil engineer in
the. Mexican military esta,oiiisshn1lent
and a brother OF the local Mexican
consul, Don Francisco AIalens viii
arrive here tonight enroute 10 Cali
fornia to look after his children who
are in san Francisco
Beginning Monday. the street car
company VIII issue transfers on the
cars and viii not compel passengers
10 get of and indulge in the scran-
bic that now takes place about the
transfer station where there IS
Mrs. z. e Neff. treasurer OF the
Woman's Charity association. gave
the treasurer's quarterly report at q
II. NJ. Mundy and ]. ]. 9Iundy. OF
FL Paso. have received word from
their brother. L L. Mundy. OF san
Francisco. that he and his family es-
capped in the earthquake disaster.
Mrs. Edgar Campbell VIII return
from Los Angeles next week.
The straw berry crop OF J. J.
smith, the only grower OF straw
berries IN the local valley, was com
pIetely ruined by the hail storm,
which visited the valley this week.
Last season 1lr. Smith made his first
experiment in strawberry growing
and cleared $500 on the season
Joe Zelman. OF the Popular Dry
Goods company, who underwent a
serious operation at Hotel Dieu Fri
day, Is resting easily today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22

When you have your lunch at the
Modern you are sure 10 be well
pleased. The Merchants Lunch offers
q nice variety and IS only soc.
Modern Cafe.
Downstairs in the Mills Bldg.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22
Cards.

The social club Of the White Shrine
Of Jerusalem gave an enjoyable and
successful benefit card and nunco
party on Wednesday afternoon
at the T. O. o. F. hall Mrs William
Speaker won first prize in bridge and
Mrs. H o. Wilson second Mrs B. o.
Gambreu won first prize in 900
and Mrs. A Patten second Mrs. W
". Couzine won first bunco prize
and Mrs Ed Lane second
The players enjoying the games
were Mesdames A ". Hadley, j. O.
Chapman. d. L Pickens. Mayme Nc
Donald. Anna MoWery, c. L Sneay,
Floyd Manor, j. H Upton. Cora
Broyles, Ted Bartlett. Il o. Wilson,
William Speaker. s H Taugsenback,
s. L lamp. r. r Warner. B. o. Cam
brelI. c. X. Bell, p ]. Hurley. r ".
Skidr1ore. s. A. Vaughn, Albert J.
Barnes. J. ID. knight J. s King, F.
A. Graves. W ". Whitehead. S. p
STROLLER. T. J. Bartholomae, ". b.
LaRock. +. A. Erwin, G. G.. Bakofsly,
" b. Liggett. ". L Wilson, ID. e
Pope. Fred Page, J. H Fish, Bertha
Thornhiu. Charles Correll, S. L
Brewer. s J. Fenneli. Ponder S. Car
ter. jefferson D Smith, D. " Reck-
hart. II. P. 1Ialoney. Frank Carr. n
Viljeon- John W Moss, S. G. SWlnker,
F. o. Dow, Genevieve Cain J. n
Barnes. Tom Bailey. Joe McDear-
mont. l. Roach. " ". Couzine, Ed
Lane. J. ". Carmichal, l. Sharp. J. H
Chesney and Harold Fish
The committee in charge Included
Mrs. Robert Burton, Mrs John W
Moss and Mrs Julia Sharp
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22

speaker OF the territorial house Of
representatives in 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22

win visit in Florida and North Caro-
lima
William Caps. OF Fort Worth.
Texas. after a visit 20 the city Of
several days. has returned 70 his
home. During a portion Of his visit
here Mr. Capps was the guest OF
judge and Mrs James r Harper
Mrs Arthur Mcknight has as her
guest Miss Mary Gibbs o. NaTasota,
Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22

Women depositors predominant
over the men IN st. Louis banks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22

Miss RoWena Jordan. who has been
spending several months with her
cousin. Mrs. 7. ]. Plunkett. SOS East
Rio Grande. left Thursday for her
home in Bolivar, n. Y. En- route she
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-22

Mr.. and AIRS. J. s. Carpenter. ~ Clo-
Wis. n. NJ. are the guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs T. G. Schneider, on Douglas
street. Mrs. Carpenter and MS
Schneider are sisters Several social
events are being planned FOR Mrs
Carpenter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08
WET TOO MUCH
FOR 0RUMR|CHT.
CH|CKASHA WINS
Smith Holds Visitors to Four Hits
While Terminates Hammer
Kraft for Ten Safeties and
Cop Ball Game to 1.

In case the weather remains hot
or hotter and Manager Pettigrew
works Harry Smith on the hurlers
hill every day, the veteran, appa
rently will become veritable night.
mare to all comers by the time the
Dog Days set in.
Yesterday afternoon at University
park, Harry held Drumrght to four
very scattered hits while the
I Chicks were fattening their averages
off Kraft with ten blows, giving Pet
tigrew's men well-earned 8 to
victory.
Smith, be it known, went back to
the hill Monday with but one days
rest and cut up like a three-year-o
showing all brands of speed in Gov
ering territory and exhibiting a
change of pace and a curve ball that
had the Drummers wondering why
they ever took up baseball for Il
livelihood.
Drummers Score First.
1t was purely Smith brand of
bah that the vet pitched. Relying
on his fielders to do their share, Har.
ry sailed 'em in there looking as big
as apple pies. The team lived up to
all expectations, playing the entir,
game without an error and pulling |
some nifty fielding stunts. Only six |
Drumright men landed safely at first
and only one of the sextette passed
safely beyond the initiel sack.
This man was Dorsey. He was
first up in the first inning and greet
ed the veteran with a single Ken
nedy let one get away from him for,
a passed ball and Dorsey logged to
second. He went to third on Crit
sacrifice Then followed as
pretty a squeeze play as one sees in
a season. On the second ball pitch.
ed to Crawford, Dorsey was away
with Smiths delivery, tearing for
he home plate. Crawford laid down
a perfect sacrifice hunt on which
Dorsey scored, Crawford being out
1t first on the play, Smith to Kitter
nan.
Chicks Garry On"
In the third McMullen opened with
. single. Smith struck out. Reudy
'ame up for a timely two base wal
op and Clarke. the diminutive third
acker poled a double in the pinch
coring McMullen and Reudy. Rey-
lolds flied out to Dorsey and Poolaw
nded the inning by striking out.
That was enough to win, but the {
hicks laid another one by for hard I
ines in the seventh. Pettigrew sin S
led as a starter. He was sacrificed
0 second by Kennedy end moved on S
D third when McMullen tore off his l
econd single of the day. Smith hit L
lto what appeared to be a double S
hen his hot one was grabbed clean o
: by Kinds. Demonstrating that
e has some reserve speed slowed
way for use on just such occasions, b
larry set all sails and breezed down ii
} first in about nothing flat beat. n
lg Crawford's throw by a stride. 81
Ilnds had thrown to Crawford fore G.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08
TRAINMEN BLAMED

Sapulpa, Okla.-Frisco officials
blamed f. c. Putnam jointly with
James Randall for the head-on col.
lision at White Oak on the Frisco
causing the death of seven persons
and the injury Of a score. Putnam,
conductor, and Randall, engineer,
were in charge OF the westbound
train which ran past the meeting
point. Randall was instantly killed
and Putnam severely injured.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08
WANTED SUPPLY "poPEv

Muskogee, Okla.-Elsie Shalor en-
tered plea of guilty to a charge
of forging checks here. She told the
judge that if she could get some
dope she'd go to the penitentiary
willingly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08
NEeRrss Is MURDERED

Muskogee, Okla. Annie Powell
negress, was killed while asleep in
her home here. Her head had been
crushed with hammer when police
found the body. Her husband Is sus-
pected Of the crime.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08
WANTS LANDLORD 70 PAY

Enid, Okla.-James Blaylock has
filed suit against his landlord, Her
man Wiens, here, for damages sus,
tanned when someone stole all his
clothes out of his room while he was
being held in Jail on charge of rob
berry.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08
, ENGINEERS HOLD MEET

Muskogee, Okla.-The Oklahoma
Society of Engineers is holding its
annual meeting here. The Grand
river hydro-electric project will be
reported upon during the convention.