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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-22

The East Chicago Dodgers viii take
a high step out Of it's class and ight
next Sunday. October 23rd. when they
board a RATHER for the northern en-
virons If Chicago whore they VIII
tackle the high class Sears and Roe
buck eleven at their own private
stamping grounds.
Fans familiar with amateur, grid
iron lore Of local parts viii recall that
the Sears and Roebuck lightweight ag-
gregation made a sweeping victory Of
the championship Of the one hundred
twenty five to thirtyfve pound league
OF the North Side Of Chicago last year.
This year report has it that they
are much more formidable machine
than they ever were. They have added
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-22
O'KEEFE STOPS
NIKOL IN NINTH

Three knockouts out of four bouts in
one evening, even though two of the
knockouts were technical. isn't a bad
card. That is what was staged on the
Commodore last night
In the windup. between Dennis
O'Keefe and Jimmy Nikol. the referee
stopped the bout in the ninth round to
save Nikol from further punishment
The same thing happened In the emf ;
windup, between Freddie Wilder and
Max Snyder. II was Wilder who was
saved from a knockout although he
was in good shape when the referee
stepped in.
In the second preliminary Eddie Fall
tine shaded Charlie Chaser in six
rounds and in the opener Ollie O'NeflI
knocked out Harry Long in the fourth
session Of six round affair.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-22
DEMPSEY TO SEE
NOTRE DAME GAME

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Oct 22.-Jack
Dempsey. champion heavyweight, and
Floyd Fitzsimmons. promoter. will be
in the crowd at the Notre Dame Ne
braska game today. Dempsey wired
for seats yesterday and was promised
chairs in front OF the west stand. moth
ing else being available. Dempsey &C
cepted the offer. Dempsey will stop
off here while enroute to Minneapolis
to enter on a vaudeville engage cement.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-22

Couch Walter Piper of the Dodgers
is driving hi sproteges at q dizzy clip
i've nights this week in preparation
for the tough opponent picked for him.
He has outlined complicated but
highly effective repertoire OF defensive
and offensive plays which 50 far has
Danled the l. Il Lions the hrst team
on whom they have been partially
tried
If the spirit which pervades the
Dodgers In practice is a criterion OF
their Playing sunday the Sears and
Roebuck outfit are in for a be~ilder-
ing surprise The team and It's back
ers VIII leave the four corners Of &ast
Chicago at 1890 Sunday morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-22

more International League Baseball
club will train next Spring al " ms
ton. y c., Manager Jack Damn an
nounced. The club trained for the
last two seasons at Goldsboro. y. o.
Manager Dunn also said that Pitcher
Harry Frank had signed his contract
for next season
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-22
SPORTING NEWS
TIE CALL OF TIE WOODS

Senator Miles Poindexter hunting
along the Potomac. bove, and
below the first bull moose of the
season in the Devils river section
in Quebec province.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-22
Brown University
P:aVer Fractures Skull

BOSTON. Mass. Oct 22.-Injury in
scrimmage has sent Jimmy" Duane,
full back of Boston universitys sec
ond team, to hospital with concus-
sion of the base of the skull. He was
carried from lhe field unconscious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
Waller Hilton Invited
To Unitarian Meeting

Na'~ = Hilton. presid"nt Of M"
Wh's!nc thapt": a.: no I rItA:tr' '"N
mus I.caSU,. hH- been invited :" 80
teud q convent on 80 ~" "f"rcr>. '"un-
60 .;. rrcSlirUtS 9 'G" - 'har''ir
e." ~. I.Y .-ir. To- n. h".d - S.tn
sr,: Per. X. l.. on September .. =
...,. 5
To convention : announced ~ NEe
having 10 prcrcIent n The history cF
~rci:-rouS professional! "r industrial ";-
Plantations. because "oriv Il "oTn!iH
non OF AL thr"" could "IrroTi"Ha'" -"
purpose and possibilities ~ thIs Lay
mems L.rIcue t~nnventiUn Only "F-
mon are invited. nut the business O. ~"
m.,tIx ls nc huS.ncss f GencrHtlN;;
greater ppA"r n Unitarian ~vhur'h"S
.Nervwhrr SO ,hat they may 'Hcr"Hs"
:r,i- contribution - n' religious "n'
community welfare IN Ire ccntr"s Which
,h,l serve.
,lrN,r - Il strong - Ncw York a.
."-u"y. - pres dent - We l'asn" tn"
vice rr"~I!rrt, ar" t""tr"''i -. N'''HN
q E~rncki:u,. Mass. Robert ;, '"\ 81
Nrrtr'a,- \. i AN""' y tanks NJ san
FRANCISCO. and ~. " HIr:"N rhar1'n,
or Houston. Texas. m, council 'n"iH!"N
Wtl,iam u Taf:. IEI"r JnStI'" az N"
tinted states Surr"m" Court. Arthur
l.. Eu:-. rh!cf Jusi.r" &c ~" MHS%t-
chuSc;,s Supreme Cour'. Senator Nor.
Ton {, Hal Of Chicago. and William T
Rod. Jr.. Harvard football and baseball
star OF twenty years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
RAILROAD BRIEFS

The RaI'imorr and ohio railroad Will
rim An excursion - 60, ,ciand Sunday
Ior INC benefit Cf l"Cal ncoui" who wish
20 attend ~ cleveland Philadelphia Base
bail game. Tho TAIN " u l"aN" E~ldS"
nori a, s.V O clock Suud;y morning,
Fastrrn time and will arrIv" in tIcv"-
and ~ - O'Clock noon. Returning. IN"
'rtln vii! teav" cleveland AZ 80 y. N.
eastern Time arriving N bridgeport
about midnight.
Railroad Briefs
y a. Mans"t Nh"',InE terminal yard
master. has -eturDcd bono AFTER an auto
robilr trip through OHIO.
Milton Turner i~nna brakeman. has
.sumnd rs duties af;"- spending =
brief vacation at Atlantic Iity.
Alvin Morris. firom.n on he P.,)'i-
49,. and Ohio. IS of duty cw!nE I" ~
ness.
Edward FIehcr "r Vicar NJ" has -
Sur~,l -. du''"~ Nth Tn" HAnhandl~
pr.rr I cu-'"f-T 'Hr months owing
'n hIe'r"Se depression.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
S750.000 ROAD PROGRAM IS
UNDER WAY IN BELMONT CO.
Protest Against FOrd'S
Coal Rate Reductions

WaHhi0gi,n. Aux. s. Referring 30
Henry Ford. owner Of -" etro!'.
Tu.rd, and lrGnion railroad. as over
jealous" and ono who should not I've
Permitted for purposes of his own 10
breakdown freight rates" upon when Il
number OG railroads Principally depend
f,- heir livelihood. the Northern west
Virginia Goa! association protested to-
day to the Interstate commerce COM
mission against coal rate reductions pro
posed BY Nr. Ford's road.
The ASSOCIATION was Joined n us nro-
test by other coal operators" nrginlza-
tIons in the Harlan. Hazard and South
Appalachian Goa MIN districts OF hen
lucky and West virginia. TN" protest
declared that tn" rciIctlnnS proposed
on coal shipped from rtN"r points ny the
Detroit. Toledo ! Iront0n as well as
rates on Goa! orig mating at ";her points
on the road. wuu'i break down Inc en-
tire rata structure IN the hhl" territory.
Tho rate. which II is proposed 20 70
duce. i: was explained, Is fund.- mentally
based upon the Hooking rate. which IS
the key tariff for the district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
TO HAVE LAWN FETE

Thursday evening August =; IS tn"
dave So, fnr the annu"i AVN tct" given
by S.. Marks Lutheran church IN f:!m
Grove. Ia be held hc.d on the lawn a6-
joining the church on H-ugcr stree.
This annua, event. which has been held
on the SECOND Thursday in August for
many wears, IS looked forward 10 win
mach i|nl"rcG. nv members and friends
Of IN" congregation. and ~" commute"
m "harSc his year has Planned for an
exceptionally Jolly time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
CAN'T REPAIR ROADS

Owing To lack Of necessary n
Marshal! county is unable 10 repair ~
roads properly chs year. and - bsrsi:
s~,sccccdlns in AscpInG the main ROADS II
good repair. A few smai stretehe'
will he stoned and temporarily put II
ft condition for travel. RenAirs OF
Marshal county roads are oeinS mAns
to large extent, hy private e!tizenA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

r. the Epworth LesEn" o. West Eir-
rin,. 10 be held az West Virginia "es-
EVAN college al B~uckhanton August D
,n IL. 4 most attractive program has
been planned and included in ~" large
faculty ar" tho fni!"rin1 "h~eci'nEiteh
10, + EJhcri Wells. Ray Chapman.
Mics Leah Ross and Rev. Roy McEus-
key, z former Wheeling ma1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
ON INSPECTION TRIP

MAJOR Malcolm Elliott in charge OF
tho Emitted STATES Ens!n""rs' office. ar
rom, puu,cd nv his assistants. +. r Duts
ard @. r.. Rc;,out - sEcnfinS se'eral
dsys in the lower part Of the state.
This is moro Of an inspection trip Tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
GREEK WAITER
ON CAPTURED SHIP

The Turkish steamer Gul pjera.. &C
cordlnr ~ report. has BEEN captured w
~. G,e,ks IT, ca-ry:r: NmcTiC1n am
,nun,,Is?. ms has caused c"rS;dcrao'"
AK among ;ae local creeks as ''""'E'
,;,r,tas. orc Of the walters N n" Amer
,can Restaurant. 90; ON board t2iS say
f-- hS nl;'V" country.
l.oyA. creeks hrv" not heard tr"0n
r,,, since ne sailed from New York htr
hur ~ July - md r" c"nS'der"n'H
w,--,st George was "A! - HON" on ar-
rount or the Illness Of his mother.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

m. o OF seeing just how the Wrri
/. PROGRESSING on government Wofi
which is under way a. the present time
The three lnrn are nor expected honi'
until somL time this evening. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

4. i. Appel had returned from '"'um.
bus. o.. where ne was elected president
q: ne survivors Of ihr sigma. i",al"~n
OF IN. l4jth headquarters company e!
the Thirty seventh division, World War
veterans. /; was the laird reunion and
40 OF the - survivors OF tn" - m"n or
~iglnally IN the platoon were present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

A Sandow truck owned bv |" Shock
transfer man OF TINS city and a WHY'S
kr.-hr Pc owned and dr.N"n hy l.uth
,r ". ,l"mcns. co,Id"t Yesterday morn
ing f.; !, u'clocE a. Fourteenth ard
t'hariinc street, i2"th ma,ainc~ were
slightly da mag,d ru, neither driver WA
injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

Three Young girls and three fellows
riding In q Ford roadster owned by the
American Tobacco company were thrown
from the machinc early yesterday morn
in near the IS" bridge when It up
turned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

Squire John J. ';urnpcrs says tho state
LAW are 20" lax as regards IN" transfer
o.. auu.nohi.N LICENSES "Th"rr should
T." stwc way % r'cr!at" he trnr9f"-
or licenses and the saIe oC second hand
CARS"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
STATE, COUNTY AND
PARTICIPATE II; InF HOVING
HIGHWAYS ON OHIO SIDE
DETAILED LST SHOWS
Full STRIDES pKING MADE
ALL OVER COUNTY

rr, .o''nn ~ rnadS IN belmont county
~. ...w 'ni-; Improvement aHl hi'h
," 30 WORK IL "N0ect"d :" h" coinii''"
-. his g.. When M "n;iTc program
r,'rr.r:"d c,t.LrnS OF B-.'n"ht county
,ur~;si> and r.ra*urr riders VII. EA>"
ml.ay improved reads which Vii per"''
49,, access to a. Iarts # ihe county.
State work
The Rcla;rr-lSarncsSIlIe road. Section
NJ. ."caird n smith and Mead '""h-
-. rs T.. pa miles IN length and Is
h,ire graded and drainage" huI; al u
,ur;rlr, price ~ sI9.%02.Nl.
The \.w tI:hrns-M"rr!S'""n Dad IN
Ur.ou 'rwn.i-p. length At'i miles. -
bong improved w!:h hltu1:nHuN MAJ
,a,m a, a contract price % Sl"SSl.'' =.
IT, Iarncsvlile-W oudsfIc,d road. So
,.~ Ill. !,ar,a l.TTS mr'"E. IS al"
...,c ifrrrrv.h WIN E'tIm:n"us ma
,.Am a. =, rnn'rar: prr" a.: $oA2a!.5N.
Section of IN. same road. situated N
Warren and Somerset townships. -
~ miles org and /" being improved
with the same ral"rI! rs the "tf'r
s,.r;lnu 80: = contract rrir" Of S1i.Nla"l
According 80 ihc rtiGinal time .Im'iS
%; on ihr>, road. lN the state. az tne
work would IN ra been completed durinE
mis- summer dnd ~" '"wInE Tai. rnt
~. s,a,c ,atcr ext~n'!rI the Time on al
he contracts.
County WORK
IN" '"'!'"'he ''''NS az ~
proved by tho count!
Martins f'"TrF-' "'efa'h '"H", S''""'eu
IN Tease trwusn.0 length % mics.
!"'S r",'" WI ~ "F''N w 20
and the ~"nrrAct WAS 10, for sH7.t62"3,
The .US!lnS-' ni"nt""n r""" - W."
miles ,orC and - IN tsrhtand ''"hS"'P'
7 - "utt vii '.ArwlS" b" frick on q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

An interesting collection of faded
relics was discovered hv Harry FarIs.
Of the Island among SOME Cd Darrrs OF
rs tsthc-'S Including Il Wig ticket ~
lbs with tho name Of Henry cay Tor
r-"siGcnt and The"d"rS IrclinghuNsen
for Nicc-prcS!dcn' at is h"ad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

ira. sour smelly sink VIII '""N'
mower Tulck!y il YOU use e'he l">'
.C'CaGser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

Buy WAR SAVINGS sTAHFs-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

expect him to marry her.
Turkish salcswomen, even in the
smallest shops, are required to un-
derstand or speak seven or eight
languages.
Native men are accustomed to
rent" a pipe 20 smoke while they
sip their afternoon tea.
A policeman, II he finds pick p
pocket at work, may beat him all
most insensible and then let his
prisoner go.
Some Constantlnople stores have
signs I'm as many as eight languages
over their doors.
4 tourist may engage boatman
to row him for two miles for two or
three cents
As American paper money in Tur-
key is worth rs to 20 per cent more
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

than Turkish gold, II il possible O..
one to buy "A $40 gold piece for ~,
paper dollars. a.
Christmas is celebrated four tir,,.
a year, once for each Of the difsl
ent religious calendars.
A man walking along the r,o,,
often may be seen followed. five NJ,
ten PAGES IN the rear, by a fcu ~,
his wives.
a bootblack will give you a ro,,
shine for cigaret.
There Is NJ limit TO autnmobl,
speeding in any part Of Const,nt,
nople but it's "A case Of "au yo,,
can make" ''1
A Turkish barber is courteous b,,
when he shaves you he never wasbss
off the lather but covers your facs
with powde'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
Club EUents


Mira Everett T. Manning w1a
hpHtuHs ut The regular meeting of the
Twentieth Century club ON Monday.
Ncwiv elected officers for this club
who viii soryc for the ensuing year
elected az this time arc us follows.
Airs. Charloa 49, Lamb. president.
Mra James -. biggs. vico prosid,ut.
Mrs Mluuipf. poorctarv. Mrs. Bon
VI curtis, trousuror. Mrs n. -. Mur-
dock. pnrllnmoutarian Mrs. i. WoB-
ley West. critic. rofroshmontp were
served during t social hour. Special
guests were Ncgdpmes -. e.. Lord,
II - T.. Khodeg and George Wclchcl.
kcsponHo 10 roil can was made by
mcWborE giving words coined today.
Two p1por8 were given by Mosdumos
w. W. L0ckhart ana Murdock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
ESPERANTO IN ALL SCHOOLS
Elective Institution In Paris VIII
Study I.nngmngr.

PARIS, March Esperanto, the
artificial International language. has
been ordered introduced as an clcc-
tive course in the commercial
schools controlled by the Paris
chamber of commerce.
The language was studied hv n
commission whose members report
ed flvorahly upon It after several
tests one test was the translation
Of these complicated documents into
French and then translation Of the
Esperanto texts back into FrcnCh. II
was found there was no change In
the sense.
Tho Introduction Of Esperanto In
all schools was recommended, not as
substitute for any other language
but as a means Of communication.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

United states warship Scorpion 60
classify some Of these oddities for
the readers ~ Ear Seas, the paper
published by American bluejackcts
in near eastern waters.
Just imagine" he writes. tying
up traffic on the main thoroughfare
OF a big city during the busiest
hours Of tho day by driving n flock
~ sheep slowly down the street.
But they do IL over here"
Some other alleged strange things
done by tho Constantinuplitans he
cites as follows.
A street car passenger often bar
gains with the conductor about the
price he will pay for a ride
II n youth takcs a girl 70 the
movies once or twice her parents
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

Mcsdnmca Walter Earle Brown
ana George w Snodduu hostemcB at
luncheon in Country club.
McsdamCa Grant &. StobhnB
Ralph NJ. pnucil hnd u. otis Nc
ClintOck'B afternoon toa in Stobblns
home.
Country club bridge tea with Mrs.
James ~, DigEs 40 host cHs.
Women Altar Society Holy Family
church viii give Informal dance IN
Is. of g home.
Mosdamos G. y. schnff and
George w. Reed g., viii give auc-
tion bridge party in home Of for
mer
Mrs, Guy johnson viii entertain
with o'clock luncheon for visiting
matrons.
History and Literature club will
meet with Mrs. q. l.. Wotzcl
Ecumcnio club will meet with
Mrs. James Fitzgerald.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
RlrthdaNs nnh CnIAcs.

Young Edmund. being still too
young even 10 attend kindergarten,
hasn't u very clear idea OF history.
All persons. events and things are
to him contemporary That's why
he couldn't understand tho presence
of his father around the house ON a
recent holiday
whats daddy doin' homo today.
mamaf he Inquired "Why isn't
he tn the big. big cityH''
why dear replied mama,
'this is "A holiday y-its Lincoln
"O-o.o!" oNcltedly. "aro we going
TO hnNe n cake"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

JENNGSGS. March 2g.--At the
municipal election 300 jennings or
tho first Tuesday of April there will
be only thrc" contests ". -. S.mp
kIns and f.. r.. Burdcuklrkcr ar.
rival candidates for trustees in the
First ward, r.. b crow and Il. J
Naltzor are cpntcndcrs In the Third
ward and T. r. Eomcy and -. j.
clement are oppos uF candidates for
town Justice. Robert Allen. f1r
trustee ln tho Second ward. and
" e. Jones Tor treasurer. have uo
opposition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
Iicl.llnl.

The second recital given by Misa
Sonya Medvedleff. soprano, Mr..
Philip Sovasta. harpist, and Mr.. Lee
Cronican. pianist, artists appearing
here under the ansp!eea az the Ch!la
Welfare board, again pleased an
audience In the Boston Methodist
church last evening. Tho program,
n very interesting one, follows;
Lasciatomi Morirc-- No Longer Let
Me Languish tMontcverdC). 18th
Century Romance Maiden Rompm-
Der (Weckerlin). The Lass with the
Delicate Air (Arncl-- Souya Med
vedieff; Rondo Capriccioso (NIcn-
delssohn) --- Lee CroniCRn; Aria --
(Sclocted) ---Sonyl Mcdvedioff; Pas
torale- tBarmontinD; Etudc Carac-
teristique-( -(Godcfroid) Air Russo
(Transcrihcd 10y Il. Scvnsta) - philip
SeVasta; Solvetgs Song (Grcig),
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
10 Tn1 Rcd ni,cr TolI nridgc,

DINNNT, M0rch 2g.--ApplicntlOn
VIII be made by the county attor.
uey's office to havo the large toll
bridge on tho highway between Col.
bort okla. ana Donson. Texas.
placed on the tax rolls of Bryan
county, on the theory that the south
bank Of Rcd river Is tho boundary
limo between oklahoma and Texas
ana that the entire bridge is on
oklahoma soil The value OF the
bridge Is said to be half a million
dollars.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
Imposed on Sympathetic Women

VI Al'hS IElt, March "a
Young man named Terry. whose
home Is said to be in Dallas. Texas
is In trouble here for imposing op
tho sympathetic women or Nc
Alostcr. He was soliciting subsrrip-
lions for magazine and represented
himself To be a local boy. tho son
or a widow, and was trying to earn
money 90 paw his way through col
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
To EntertnIn Nn,lIInrY.

ENID. March 29.--Argonno Posr
No. 4 Of tho American Legion ana
The unit Of the Womcn's auxiliary at.
lached 20 II are making plans fnt
the entertainment Of delegates to-
tho fret annual convention OF wo
mems auNllnrics, which rs 20 be held
Ia Enid Aprll H.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
LINc nnnch nt Chnndlcr.

CHANDLER, - March 29..-Ouc ~
The livCst pepporipst urgauizd tiOus
in the state is the chandler com
mercial club. Twenty new members
were enrolled ~ the last meeting
The club rs giving special attention
10 roads I'm Lincoln county
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

Tho Delta Delta Delta fraternity
luncheon IN the Tea cup Inn Hatur-
day at o'clock was an interesting
ovent Mrs Raleigh x, Shade, Misses
Twyliah Springer and ruth Blevons
hostessca. Fraternity colOra carried
out I'm flowers and table appoint
ments and corsaRc bouquets Of pam
sizes for each guest were compliment
tnry features Present were Mes
danes NJ. NJ. Brundldgc Charles
Baker, Misses Mary Porter. Irene
Bowen, Mayme Jenkins. Helene
Enlin, Dorothea Franklin and Mar
gnret Splvy Out-of-town guests
wcro Mrs. Carl Hughes. Misses Rose.
Myrtle and Louise Wilkinson. Ethel
Archer and claire Vaughn of Sa
puipa, Mrs NJ H. Terry ~ Yale,
Misses Louise Fllcdgc and Eugenia
Graves OF Partleavlle, Miss Fred
erica Dewey Of Norman, Miss Rose
Russell Of rauls valley aud Miss
Juanita Wiest Of Lawton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
C0(GG15:iff=fi:5:::''' + F. 7 Y

Two 1ittlo Folk Gonel ~ Little
Russia CTrnnacrlbod by Efron Zim-
uulisD, Thine Eyes OtlbayJ, Tho
Nightingale CAlnblcfO Suuya Med
vcdi"f, Melody OkJcrulD. Scrcnnia
CapricrioHa Pinto). Dance Gollot-
ta) Philip Sevae'a; 2nd pnlonpise
~ T. Major OLiHzt) -.-Loc CronIcan.
MY loddic CThaycr). Dawn (CurrauJ
baddiV'H Sweetheart ULi2a LchmauuD
Loves in Nv Heart (WoodmanJ--
Sonya Modycdioff
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Charged ~ slnndrring Mrs. Wilson

UIHANT NlTUh 21."-C "
WhrlDw Frisco agent al Bcnuing
ton, W to bo vigorously prosecuted
Ut thn county court upon a charge
Il having slHndorcd Mrs Woodrow
Wilson. Whirlow Is charged with
outraging public dcceny by repeat
ing campaign lies about the prosl-
dent and his wife.
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I'lttsburg Trnchcrs ~ Mo-,

N MALESTER, March 2q.-On
April 90 and 90 the Prtsburr
County Teachers association viii
hold n meeting in this city. Diver
sions will be athletic ana intcllec-
tual contests.
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BAltTLESNlLLE March 99.--I
H. Charlton uf BRrtlosvillc has beer
endorsed by the bar OF Was ashingion
county for Judge Of this judicial dis
trict' Tho legislature has soparted
lhls county from Usage and made IL
n dIAlr.rt by IIaclf
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DuRANT. March 29..ln order 10
properly ear" for increasing at.
tendance Tho tirst Baptist church OF
Duruut has commenced tho con-
Rtructon or two. story addition To-
The church building.
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/cNues
| MUSIC
\ WOMENS !
y WORK =
A I,rnNcs.

For our abHont ones we lmploro
they loving kindness. Keen thcm IN
nfe, Keep them IN growing honor,
and for us. grant that We may roe
main worthy of their love. For
Christs sake, let not our beloved
blush for uu. nor We for them. Grant
us that. pud grant us courage TO en-
duro losscr Ills uushakon and 90 nc
ccpt death, loss. and Il .sappolutmcnt
as u were araws upon the tide Of
lifc.- Robert Louis Stevenson
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SLICK March 49, Mrs Janet
Matthew. born ln Killmnrneck
scotland, % years ago. died here
March 70. less than wock follow
iug the death pf her daughter. Miss
AnnI MIL-MlN.
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ACHlLLE, March co. Robbery
- tho iohu Bpyro F'oro Of 5000
worth of merchandise. mostly silks.
sunday night. Boz The thud robbery
iu This village recently