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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26
STRIKE SETTLEMENT IS
PROBABLE iris WEEK

London. Oct 26 Conversations re-
newed al No TO- Downins ftreet to.
day between Premier Lloyd Georxe
and executives OF the miners fedora
tion were confidently exDseted to lead
10 a settlement of the miaers strike.
which last week threats uei x Involve
Great Britain IN an Industrial crisis.
Prominent executives , the fet
eraiion and government pffisla are
quoted by newspapers here as being
optimistic o. the situation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26
POLLARD AND GUTHRIE THE
ATR[s ARE IN NEW HANDS
pedigo a Florcncc Assume Con
troll of All Show Houses In
City: VIII Maintain
Present Standards

Contamination ~ a deal today rr+
moves one picture show from the
boards and places The Pollard theatre
and the Guthrie theatre UNDER ncw
ownership and management
Ia the shift. arofxe Pollard selia
the Pollard theatre 60 rcdieo aud
Florence. of ihe Highland, who aiso
mke over the tease ~ the raeker
nroa. on tho Guthrie theatre
The change Is effective SUNDAY.
redieo and Florence will retain
their tease on the illehlnnd bnt Wit
close tho place 70 pictures and Ft'
yuos. opening q al such times waen
the opera house ia desired for aiah'
teur performances and clvie meet.
lnws
The hlwh standard u the Pollard
will be maintained and all Pollard
contracsa for standard pictures viii
remain intact First run pictures
will be tho rule according % M
pedlgo. at both the Pollard and the
theatre Musical comedies win br
added attractions az the taeArs
Mumars peilgn, Florence aud iioofv
ma of ~ Reno now control 'he
picture shows Of ,ho city A Short
time ago Mr. PedEo sold a large ~.
,erest ia the Highland "a MFt
Florence II II said $1,000 war pau
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26

Cork Joseph Murphy one o. sne
hunger strikers IN Cork jail died
Athons King Alexander az
t;reose died ~ 6 20 y. M Monday
dae 20 wounds received when pet
monkey attacked him early In Ote
Washington senator iiArdlnv ~
a prediction statement 10 the Amer
Ycan people made public Acre. decls r
od the Republican party goes TO ihe
people assured hat they viii fec"e
nlao lts Superiority as the lnssrumt.
allty a. aamlui'sration and thas ln
The election noW impending they wll
xlye Il the reriliieasloa og their con
ridcnee and trust
Salt Lake rly Horace q whit
ney. pioneer Utah newspaper mio.
Usher aud business man, died
IIanilngton IS Va Governor
Cox announced iha II elected presi.
senate ana uaAa an agreement
dent he would sli down with ,he
upon fae league u nations and hat
his agreement should be determined
by the senatorial election
Topeka Governor Allen Of KAN
sae turned over material he gathers 4
showing the alleged cause for The
drop Ia The wheat market 10 q \.
STEPHENS, special agent Of the fedsr'
al trade commission. who came acre
10 consult the governor IN relation
70 the Investigation % the chlcago
board ct trade
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26

RIPE HENS IsGS
HURLED Al ~pE tkEt

William r Rye an attorney aud
Democratic citizen of this cily, vas
eNRed AZ Wcich twelve milea west
Of here saturday uight following 4
political meeting. IN waich he spoke
agalnst the league Of nations
Everett Wheaily, boy living So
Wleh. WAS arrested and brought 70
the county fail here, on a charee
OF exciting riot lie later Was 'e.
leased on bond The meeting whl' d
was not well attended beeaarn % 4
heavy rain, was called 70 hHAr Hye
and number Of Republican speakers
and candidates
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26

Norman. Okla. Oct 2g More than
1000 teachers. high school srincEals.
suDerintendents and members Of
school boards are expected to attend
the state high school conference 10
be held al the University Of OkIaho-
ma. November 4. 6, and 8, sccording
to Prof A. s.. Parsons. chairman Of
the confere6ce committee
Among the prominent na,.oraI and
state educators who will sneax at the
conference are DIR. v. l.. Thorndike.
professor of educational Psychology
In the Teachers College. Columbia
University, New York: supt. Fred
II. Hunter. Oakland, Cal, president
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26

'fte County Election tiNard IA haav
lhls wouh getting reaay tor fhe eleee
ilon Tuesday Tho utata nad csHn
ty ballots haye bcen checked np and
Alsttihuiea Amang tha various ufas
enNls ana ihe Ulhef auppllea uesng
goilen ~ readiness for the inspectors
who Viii eeme fur tbslr sup9Ises
Friday aud SATURDAY.
'lded ipr thh snilra eouniy ami Alt
the Old booths called e. Theirs viii
hc three new booths faF sreh nreeln.
FL Guthrie, Marshall Crescent tlr-
laadp. Malhali ana coyie and tive sor
aaeh other precinct OF the eeunty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26

program OF the lassst eduea. onal mo-
tion picture films and lantern slides
aud special films for use In work IN
history. geography. seieaes aud Eng
llah composition
An exhibit will be mads of stand
ard and portable motion Fesure ma
chimes, lighting plants. 80 euptlcons
retlecioacopea, etc. whieh laws beer
e'romised by manufacturers ana dis
tributors.
Az this conference movement "a
troylde the schools of Oklahoma with
$4,000 worth Of motion pictures will
be set ON foot, Professor Shepherd
says.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26

suit OF Fatigue and OYER PRESSURE IN
High school Work. Educational
Measurement IN High Schools IN,
telliKence Tests for High Fcnooi stu
dents, : and Vocational Guidance. "
are some Of the subiecfs which DR..
Thorndike, the gflnctpal speaker of
the conference. viii dIscusJ
In connection with ~ regular
high school conference. . conference
on visual instruction viii ps held Fri.
day. November 6. under t''a direction
Of Prof J. w. shepherd. director Of
department Of visual instruction which
has been added 70 the mats unlyer.
sity this year. This VIII include a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26
DEATH CALLS \ BRIGHT
AND LONtBIE CHILD

Death called Eta Robertson. the
flower Of the home Of Mr and Airs.
cd. Robertson. Monday alt son. al
O'Clock. That terrifylns malady
malignant dlpheria caused The death
~ this beautiful liitle girl Fiter only
three day. iilness. darins which
time everything known 70 medical
science Was employed In a. e.fWt TO
save this precious life. Ia the great
unknown power deereed that she
should be an angel in heisen as she
had been on earth and little Eta
was called 20 the bosom Of her
heavenly Father. She Was seven
years of age when death claimed her
The many friends OF Mr. and Mrs
Robertson mourn with fhm. Etta
was Ioyable child. well eloyed
Funeral services were held his
afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26
MINERS OF PITTSBURGH
DISTRICT u0lD MEETING
AND DECIDE TO AiD IN
EVERY WAY pos
SlRi4E
MITCHELL PALMER is
PRODD|NG COAL DEALERS
OPERATORS ARE IN SESSION,
FOLLOWING CALL OF At
T0R<EN GENERAL TO
SHON CAL ~ or HIGH
PRICE or COAL
nuLlErlN

pittsnurQh. Oct. 26.--Scst cfai r'n-
ers il a special meeting hela here
pledged themselves 20 extra efforts 10
furnish ali the coal neeoea 70 break
un any shortage that may exist ever
.he enssre country. They also passec
resolutions urging co-orerssaon OF
raslroads IN furnishing cars al inc
mines in order shst the OUTPUT may
be Ssssr1ruted 10 the secs'ens o. the
country now reported suffering from
soft ecsl shortage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26
POPE IN SILENT PRAYER
OVER DEATH OF NJ M'sW|NEI |
Religious Services Are Held By
Friends OF Ireland In Many
Countries Over the
World

Rome. oct. 81 News II lse death
IL Torrance Aar4wlney Wa treUispt
al the Vatican ffnm Tus AHsuelaled
Press today. the neNA pslas ean
mnmcated 70 Monaior CpFretli. papal
nndor secretary ~ stats. sho Nna
des.4ly impressed hy the sinFa
Mhen Pope lionrdlct wa8 mfnrmsd
Of tho death OF the lofl naypF he
showed deep regret and hap knelt
remaining q lone tlne N IA VA uFaY
pf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26

Nsw Nstk. oct 20 -1atk oemp
sey and Georges Carpenter ~een
matched here ths attsfnaaw toe
contest Tor the heaes weight
No,sd'p eae.pionahip. rie sea.
tract will to formally allnsd te
morrow,
agreed upoa today tar puuillsts
will meet sometime between Feb
ruary ! ard iuly y 1927. lhe con
alslona asipulase fighs 10 " tetweea
70 and 10 rounds for sseeri purse
and per centaoc q tae motion
picture receipts,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26
MEXICAN SMlO\~
KILLED IN BATTLE

Mexico CITY. oct 90 TWO mem
Ders of the caamher az deputies 81
the state of Tabasco were killed Yes
ferday when federal soldiers. seek
ing 10 arrest one Of the deputies
opened fire unon the chamber Whit
II was IN session. The president %
the chamber. a woman spectator and
two men employed al the buildia.
wounded. according to adyices 10 the
war department.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26
ELECTION DAY pntHI AIMED
IIGtI HOLIDAY

Tuesday. November end. il gef- "a
eleetion day and has been proclala4
ed by Oovefnor Robertson aud state
inpefpleudanl Wlaon. na leaa
holiday All schools and puhIr
places viii be closed on that day
The go,ern0F urEes, 10 hia pfoclant
alton, that All places ~ business BE-
closed on that day X II william
trFea teaehera 10 Impress on tit
minds of al Parents and school pa.
irons tho necsaaily Of Voting on tia
day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26
FRENCH sympArAizE
WITH inlsh PEOPLE
Paris. ncl 2E~~Alshonsh declaring

Wft tFs ffAARa ~h M fA*AfNRH tN fssttAt&fft
France TRUST NOT interior NJ qnes.
tlons relative to the interior policy
OF England. newspapers N this city,
commenting on the death Of Lord.
Mayor MacSwlney pay tribute - his
courage
zone can only bow down before the
man who has died for his ideal De.
elaroa the Journal Tho teho de-
Paris says. "ihe saerifias made by
MacSwaney viii resound throughout
the world az heartren l'nr appeal
Of auffering nation
Fear that the death ~ the lord.
mayor viii asFriyaie the struggle be-
tween England aud Ireland ia en.
pressed BY the Figaro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26

OF the National Education associa
ton: President stratton d Brooks
University OF Oklahoma: n ~ VII
son. state superintendent o. schools,
and DIR. W. w Phelan. dean OF The
school Of education, University Of
Oklahoma.
&. r, Howell. r. H. cloyd and NJ.
y. Hachett. state high school in'
spectors. VIII also be present & as
slst IN the program and ocbfer with
school authorities on matters pertain
ing To school accreditins. Professor
Parsons says.
"Herediiy in Education The Re
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26

The lyeenn course Of which we
have heard 70 mnch. vi'i begin 20.
morrow night Al the Methodist
church AZ Sis ?. N. The srnior class
has the season Eicket carpaign In
chause. and people will rave a
chance to support them n worthy
enferpr1se. The numbers are high
class. and tie tickets are reasonable,
See some Of the high scncol seniors
or phone the high school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26
ARI>a IN >>in~" t~E
nutuH Inisk IutsnnN
AWAY WHISKY ANihIa
~ xlnO.uuD ~
IgOi.n ltalD
TnAINN[N ATTACKED
BY WHISKY SMUcGlEHs
pArituH ~lNLss ANi ~ tIIl-
tAtO Nl.tI~ nIAIiI NJ
HANDS On I.lut on Ei>-
nlI VINO ~ KILLED
iAlIit hattie
auLlnrln

cMirAua. ceA ~ llau9f thlsvss
sauippea ~lsh motor trucks lnvsaea
the loep ssFly tadaY, oeoaa iasa q
MhoieaAla drug house Within hleah
and haFf IA sa@ Central rollea Nsa
ton. houHd ths wssehmaa snd sartHH
away thirty bsersis and 100 saass ~
whisky valued a. 8luoooo rhe
~ntehman said tins Fuhssra ntasIs
shras lrlpa. aasng nena aaags llfsaen
nlnutaa aAeh Tina.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26
DUTCH TO STUDY
OUR ARMY METHODS

The Hague. Oct 26-The Dutcn
war department has decided TO stgdy
American army methods and. with
the permission OF the United States
government. has sent a commission
of officers observers to tae Anefi-
can army on the Rhine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26
GREAT BRITAIN TRYING
10 STOP CON STRIKE

London. oct 80 Formal negoiI
ationa between the government and
the executive offices of The miner
federation IN an effort 10 settle shs
coal strike were reopened this morn
Ing indicating that the formal da
cnssIons which had been IN progrnsa
since Saturday had proved sallsfae
tory, IN some measure AZ least
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26
nEAr pAaMrnrEa COMING

Bart VI parmHnter, said 10 b. tlsA
moat eloquent speaker n the south.
west will be IN Guthrie Thursday and
viii speak at tina city flail Thursday
night ~ TAO His subject viii ~
tho League OF Nations. ~ is vel
informed on the subject and invites
the public 20 turn out and hear hsw.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26

Washington Oct. 26.--1wS Amer.
iean citlxens have beer SAitsd IN the
rampico oil fields. dlspatShes today
70 the state cepartnsen; sa'c.
The Americans are Arthur /.
MaSley and Gustave e. Salier Tor
Sailer.l The report said the men
were kllled yesterday afsei noon al
Vega ce Oates. near ranpseo. No
details were gwen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26
BIG CLOTHING STORE
DESTROYED BY FIRE

Houston. Tex, Oct 2s.--Si'e caused
damage 70 the extent of ss5-coo 10 the
stock and fixtures Of shoi~elis Inc,
a rnen's and boys furn shings store
here early this morning Tnere was
little carnage 10 the bgildrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26
FoRTYSix I. w. W. RANrERs
GRABBED ~ POLICE

Kansas city. Mo. Oct. 2g Forty.
six persons were arrested late llfl
night when police raided a meotins
IN Kansas city. Kansas. at which,
authorities said. speakers made re-
quests for funds 10 assist IN hrine.
INK about. The release OF |. W ",
prisoners sentenced 10 the federal
penitealiary az feaycnworih. Kanv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26

HEAVY RAINS WASH
COZ MY ROADS BADLY

Tho rains of the past weck have
wawhed the roads leading Into the
city worse than any Tins in thn past
two years prompt dra0stng whsa
They dry OFF will alone make them
paeaabio Thin would A. guoa
time for the good roads committee "a
gel busy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26
WHISKY sMuccLaRs on
coABr cAuAM rRouwlE II

Alosane wash Oct IN Attacks
upon ifaluman and eaf lnAl~.F Faga by
allesed whisky amasKlefH, Alaux TIN
sAnadlan l0uadafy lsa M shn agas
patch ~ afmed guards " Naatport.
IiAhu. according 90 announcement ~.
daY by " d Hiauffea gtlss " tbs
spoeaur International Fs.say
fhW lgalnmpa. reports HAr wsFv
fnNortias large quantities "a llganr
aud declared they would ah00t their
Continued on paSa ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26

T. A. Fraser. brotherinIaw Ct
County clerk Brose Estus. has bought
The George Frazier property and Will
move to this city shortly after Jan.
uary list. and win embark in the
drug business Mr. Fraser now re-
sides IL Red Rock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
ron eWtNEY

Iluon"a Alres Out ga Religious
services IA memory of Ter vuee Mae
swiney, we're held in fhls ,ity 30
night Friends of IRELAND and Sym S
'hzerv in tho cause ~ ihs .tlsh lolned
IN he ceremony.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26

Mrs r. A. smith died 81 TopekaI
Saturday morning word of hes
death reached Guthrie friends toaav
The Smiths formerly lived her prof
esaor Smith began The present ,ogul
IN high school aa teacher but later
realgned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26
PRINCE PAUL NOMINATED
KING OF GREECE

Athens, Oct 2s.--The throne Of
Greece. made vacant by TIE oeath of
King Alexander. will be offered 10
Prince Paul. third son Of forner King
constsntine. II is officially announced.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26
mn distl~S MEETING
II CHANGED

y W Liutx. president Logan caaa.
lY chapter Rvd Cross. Announces that
the annual meeting ~ the Nsd Cross
haa bHeu changed feom I'Fldny. Get.
cher ~, 10 Monday. November I, ST
First " y church
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26
MARRIAGES LICENSES

These marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: Brooks Edwards, 20 Lnsh
er. Amanda Taylor p. Guthrie; J. P.
Copdbresd IS. Guthrie. Dora Fay 50,
Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26
THIS UNDERTAKEN FiNos

Muahogee. Oct Is wapanueka Is
too much of health center for j.
O. Younghlaod Y0unRhIuod. al IN
eartaker tilted voluntary petition ID
bankrupteY Ia the United States IA.
trcit court today scheduling asaass
at tlgcsi. and liabilities at sis.7ld.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26
WEATHER

New Oreleans. La Oct 2s--To-
night and "Wednesday probably fair.
cooler tonigai northern Oklahoma
vita frost If weather clears.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26

--Indiznspolis = Samuel Goupers
urged organlzed labor 10 SUPPORT
Governor Cor for election In sn ad-
dress Il labor political rally here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26

Il win that the United
approved in case
Ed
completely who
squabhle Europe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26

70
non r o nNem
II
M 9 m on wrong
Haredke
he does OF tnttha M d america mnm In the Senate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-26

Elks will bold a social seasion nj
the Forrest tonight.
Evening journal., 1920-07-29
DRIFTING Mine
IS SHIP Peril
. Deadly War Engine Planted
by Subs Sighted Off
Henlopen.
: MARINERS IN
NIGHTLY TERROR

Somewhere on the briny deep, be
tween the Delaware and Virginia
-oapes, a dangerous mine. one planted
in the seas by German submarines on
their visit 10 the American coast more
than two years ago. is drifting about.
constant danger 10 cOastwise and
foreign shipping bound 10 and from
Philadelphia.
This vagabOnd mine, similar 10 the
one that sunk the Standard Oil tanker
Herbert l.. Pratt in shOal water near
the Delaware capes in June, 1918, is
causing the hardy mariners Of the
deep TO tremble in their boots these
days and nights, double watches are
being kept below and aloft, fore and
aft, port and starboard, and not an
inch OF water between the capes is
traversed that has not been thor
-..oughly and anXiously scanned through
glasses.
Warning Of the vagrant weapon OF
s-warfare that is liable TO send some
gallant crew with their ship to Davy
4-Iones' locker was given yesterday by
the HydroTaphic Office in the Bourse
10 ships sailing from Philadelphia. The
nnine was sighted July 26 in latitude
St5, longitude 1923, or about , i9
miles northeast Of Cape Charles light.
Evening journal., 1920-07-29

CHICAGO, July 27.-Mrs. Katherine
Knowles Robbins doesn't look fero-
oious. Absolutely the antithesis.
Don't you think so?
Mrs. Robbins would like -antithesis." ."
It's such a good word; perfectly reg
ular, not a bit slangy.
You see that's the very reason why
some people. hearing about the mill
tant Mrs. Robbins have an idea she's
ferOoiOus. Because she's peri city
death on-that is 10 say, she abhOrs-
slang, improper English. bad gram
NOR bad articulation, split inflnitives
and other language atrocities.
Sh, Is chairih1 fQf tire American
Speech Committee OF the Chicago
WOman's Club and a prime mover
in a national campaign for the OBJ
servance, especially among school
children. Of Better Speech Week nexl
November.
we are trying TO catch the bac
speech germ and kin b." said Mrs
hoDbins. ITS germ as deadly "a.
the influenza bug"
Here are the most OverworkeC
words, she SAYS.
Terrible, horrible. swell, fascinating
sweet cute. nifty, fierce.
And these are the most prevalent
bits OF slang:
Nav, amt, nope, aw. pipe that
Jazzy, lemme. yuh, sompin.
Evening journal., 1920-07-29
DIR. D. D. STRAYER
WILLLECTURE
Noted Educator to Talk on
Efficiency at Public
Schools
GARDEN CLUB BOYS
ON ANNUAL OUTING
special 70 The Evening journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, uJly 29.-Dr. George n.
Strayer Of Columbia University one
OF the foremost educators OF the
country viii lecture in Wolf Han to-
morrow night on Measuring the Ef-
ilciency OF the Public schools" This
will be the final lecture Of the sum
mer school course which with the
musicals have attracted wide atten-
ton this summer. Dr. Straycr Is a
former president Of the National Edu-
cation Association.
Indications are that the fremen's
street Carnival being held Of evenings
this week VIII exceed an local rec
ords both as 10 attendance and re-
ceipts. To date the attendance has
been larger and receipts heavier than
ever before for the FIRST four nights.
Each evening there are hundreds NJ
visitors who come TO Newark IN
automobiles from nearby towns 10
spend several hours at the carnival.
Boys Of the Newark Garden Club
are holding their annual outing at
Augustine Beach today. They were
accompanied by Stale Club Leader
and Mrs. Theodore r. Martin. County
Agent r. o Bausman, County Club
Leader Miss Agnes p. Modill and Mr.
McDNuAlut ulINfluE OF agriculture III
the local schools.
Word has been received by Newark
friends OF the death in Richmond, Va.
OF Ruth Grantham, iS months old
baby OF Professor and Mrs. A. +.
| Grantham. Professor Grantham was
agronomist at Delaware College FOR
a number OF years.
The Rev Frank Herson Of Newark
delivered a lecture on. ireland the
| land Of the Shamrock" at com
munity meeting at Hockessin Tuesday
night. Victor Lyons OF the lOca
Rehabilitation Division camp sang
number OF Irish songs.
A public meeting has been calle,
for August 10th. to organize a build
ing and loan association for whici
Francis A Cooch, Frank Collins an,
IJ r. Dougheriy recently secured
charter.
The funeral NJ Mrs. Rebecca AM
: Wilson was held yesterday afternoon
from her late home on East Mail
street. Interment was made In Heat
Of Chrisiiana Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1920-07-29
EVERY FLOWER
HAS A STORY
ALL ITS OWN
THE NARCISSiS

IiiE NAk(lSStS
Self-loVe is the significance OF the
narcissus In the flower language
The reason Is told In an old Greek
legend. Echo, beautiful nymph,
always had to have the last word
when talking 10 anyone. As a pun
iShment Juno deprived her OF the
power OF speech, except TO repeat The
last word she heard
Echo pined Away
Echo fell In love with a beautiful
youth called Narcissus. However. he
got angry when she could not speak
10 him but always. repealed the last
grievcd Echo so much that sine plncd
away and only her voice remained
Cupid and Diana docided 90 punish
Narciseus by letting him know what
it meant 10 love without return.
Narcissus In Love
NarcisSus had never loved anyone
One day he came 10 a beautiful pool
and bending over 20 drink, he saS
his own face reflected in the clear
water He thought 10 was a nymph
and fell wildly In love with it. How
ever. the vision would not answer
when ne spoke and disappeared when
he touched 10. Narcissus roamcd
around the pool and wept His beauty
faded until finally he died knowing
what Il was TO love hopelessly. His
body was transformed into a beauii-
ful blossom with a yellow center
which was called Narcissus. In the
cup OF the flower. 70 Is said. the tears
Of the unhappy youth can be found
Evening journal., 1920-07-29
WAHIH-WAIEY-

Miss Dorothy G.. Wahl and George
L. Neazey, Jr., were married Tuesday
evening at Bishopstead, by the Rev.
Charles H. Holmead. Miss Helen B.
McClain attended the bride and VIII
liam II. Page was best man
After the ceremony a reception was
40 Buena Vista street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Neazey are now in Atlantic City and
upon their return will live at Oak
Grove