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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
INTERESTING PROGRAM
~ ~ ~i>I~s COLLEGE

kioA UwafiA ave WsafH than raFwnata,
.saaa slmpie talsh than NeFnaa ei,ef
Taanyaan
Fddal A~ntag a thes HuaInras
eogletn ihe prusrnu or~ue'i with shs
i hool Staging Tho teAa'lfui cid
sautbefu auew. Mausaa IN da col.
epl Frpun rhere was no tack q
tusairlnv quotations aish Alfred. turs
tenufaau AZ iha poas q sha morning
rhe Charge IL tbs Lghs brigade 7
naa fead elth maeh splFit by Ar
lI0ae foessisy iiali4 by Miaa Hut.
ler Alf ualahaa* bY Niss ueesk.
Tbs lady 81 Haalo'i" by Mlaa Barr
a8d farv interesting shesah ~
4enaY suna ilfs waa rasa by Mlas
n alnx Fha program WAS lnssfHper
i Nllh d charming rendition * n
gFagalafw ~ Mlaa Neal leaving tha
impression fhat reuaYsoa 81 aAmlf'
ably Expressed
aasle gbat svaii.r "a ,hs aplfl' llsa
Fhan Wrea eysliaa apon tbs eyes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
ITALIAN DENIES III
DROVE "DE tIH " iCO>

New York July 2 Giuseppe aa
Fillpis Of BaYonne. y - Who g.
charged by federal authorities Nlll
driving death wagon into The
financial district on the day of the
Wall Street explosion iaai September.
contends that he was hauling grapes
on that day His case was posipon-
"a nntii July ~. when Il came 80 he-
fore United states Commissioner
Hitchcock last Tesday lnvesiiea
ton now ls being made of De Lilipis'
GAIN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
VAMPIRES
They Are TO Be Pound Of
Both Feminine and Male
Pcrsuasions. You Should
Know

Chicago. Jais Charging that =
wife haa Alfed q ~ssrca q wofA y
,is osssee With the ayonea fnrpose
ct iaring aim into inaiseretiens.
Claude ~. Owens wealthy CAica
goan. today flied sal, for divorce
frcsn Mr~. Clara Newman opens ae
alSo CHARGED her With cruelty and
imFroper condact with twa asher
mea
Owens raoentlx was lashea with a
riding crop BY his wife when sas
detected hlm IN another woman
apartment she also Aas saed hlm
for aisore, naming this incident as
the cause.
A. Tor the slreu BE- allegva hts
Wife had employed rirl namea
eRefiy' 10 find employment IN hts
office "neuy Ne charges tried e.
lure him WITH rWsles ana charms
70 commit inc.scrct'ons The eiri
he alleged was paid g. dar Ay hls
y = ans ves 20 aA.a $500 t,rrs
y se s'tsees~,s 4ge cAarsv1 sNt
'stea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
uAy pIssANo R1clNENrs

waahsngton. Jaly I Some army
regiments may be dishsaded Others
than skele,onired ana number n
csvision rereet. Secretary Nee
said today ia discussing the negAaa
a. reducing the enlisted ssferesh 81
tAs army from approximately IN 99a
70 iSe.aae men a. d'recied bs con
xress Tentative plsu~ ss- the n
drs.ssu ALREADY have Aeea a-a~1 ar
sNe gene si staff sae sec--'~ "a
although sA~se Save rot pr.seesis 2
50 the point wAero decision Aa7
reen reached As 10 What units mis-
No disbNnaed
Il was estimated tAai slx Of tAe
military encAmpmcuts censlnsetet
caring the wAr anL siiil maintAsne
a. army posts viii be abandoned "a
the reduction process The ones ta
be So affectet. however have not
Teen decided on and probably ~gl
not be antl Recommendations Age
submitted hv congressional com
mlttee investigating the subject ,a
prv Circumstances X VAS sa.id 500
srmy would retain iitle &c the land
wAter and sewerage systems ~ tfe
reservations 80 that they may Be
made available without delay IN ease
OF emergency.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
MANS Home, His Castle Supreme

New York july "a police detective attempted 10
search the private lockers Of the New York Giants Polo
Grounds for liquor yesterday had his curiosity curbed BY Earl
Smith catcher Of the club
The players found the detective their dressing after
morning practice Several Of then turned the keys their
lockers MS demand Smith refused do demanding
search warrant The detective announced that he acting
under orders 10 make the search and would do If be had
fight II out Smith invited him outside After short
and furious IN which he got the Of
detective left hurry for renforcenents lie did
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
uIiN ifls ~INAItt~ NJ
lIls~I VI. T.. tIIt ltt N

fNe MeHh ~ ihe emmsf eln
aaF Gsealng eryiees by 1rnltv
Flierpfa Hnd Fira ~ r chnrhe-
t'H " teiN on 'ge iawn ~ front
e Mefhgalsi fharh 'amofrea cFa
lNH n d Rev : A cala
Hili ae 'fe rfesth her sablea "fh
iief0lHM ul Endurance Tbtf Il
hH good HHsif HYmn heefs f8r aH
afd HlprAAle afai Yan af
rariWHs HfHef iu atfend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
AL ovsR our rAt snourlNo'

London. July = Tho euly thlng ~
masnipg IA ihe fiNlns of lAe peaee
date which Nr tloyt George Nlll
name rs his reply "a NJ pe valera .
latter
The government ~ snbordinat'ng
AL other problems OF state % she
question 81 IRISH peaco ana j. bend
lae every effort tow ards preparations
ior INC mseilpg
Ths Irish otfice stated tha ater
noon thai Mr Eamonn az Valera
had Issued Instructions 10 his sup
porters 20 cease an auaces upon
civilians ana discontinue military
manavers % al isnds
The Instructions from Nr a
valera. ihr Irish office said. also
Werr 10 prohibit the use n arms lp
abstain from Interference Witb public
~ private property. ana "a dlscoH
.t.naance and prevent action hsei1
to cause dAtnrbance a The peace
Witch might neceaaltaie military la
terfcrence
Tho instructions. ii was added.
we're effective from noon Monday
An air az toe great oatluism ihis
moruing pvcyadcd 40 30 Dovnius
street. the rfemlrrs official vesi
dence. and the irish office. where
The belief was freely yoscpd 'hat
there WAS every reason 20 hope ,ho
blootshed 10 Ireland VAS nearing 81
eud
II +. understood iae deaHs 81 iha
forthcoming conference VIII un-
doabtedly be discussed over the
week end at Chequers court. where
Nr Lloyd CeorFe Is entertaining me
sremlers of The domininus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
Black Jack Johnson On Trial

leaAsnW0ni. Kan. Jus Hslaek johnson, former heavy
weight champion pugi~ If the world walk
federal pemsniary here today free after stay pf
months ~ hs prisou eolsepn u violating the white saye
law His sentsnee read year bg b. glsv good time
Tor not beug troublesome prisoner le VI ~ 900 which had
20 BE- paid before be could be released today paid yesterday
Iuee Cameron johnson white wife VI the furoer rIanppn
arrived Yesterday from Eheago "a be with hu his release
johnson has received many kilograms the past
One according 70 the oner champion lou Elmer
Icnsy, New York containing offer Of $1,000 with 20 per
cent option 70 meet Fred ttonat Havana Nov - ~ ibis
Another details Of homecoming reception being planned
thicag0
The pugAs bis wife and her aunt Mrs Adams % theago
who accompanied Mrs johnson here yesterday plan
Leavnworth until Saturday evening The home ~ rs II
Nowlin prominent OF this city
johnson scheduled speak Current Topics uf the
Day at church benefit Saturday night lie plans
Sunday morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
SAYS sIRNi\-N iIlI
HA/0R isi DisS i\Ffiiloi'

Berlin Jaly Imitation Ana
can razor blades made % Ge4nae
leave the face in an unsa'lefaeief
condition according 10 evidence lH
froduoed So q suit afoueni here hr
Tho representative of nn Aneieat
flrm vto ~ seeking aa lnmncah
prohibiting tie maunfactlre ~ fHe
blades under en- American
label
One - ths tucsses tod the court
be used genuine American hlatr
81 the ler cheek and Geruaa ha
itaiion IN ihe eight side ~ bia fnee.
with The fasuli ihm the latter blade
produced sfactory results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
pnop otpYs DNllvEHs
tNfGHgArtaa niRn lEcfDHK

Prof ueafy oldfs ~ waahluFlaa
NJ nOtea authority "a birds
Npfla America and vho has ifafe'
iea esteusl4ely IA fpfsisu lanAa is
aasst ef bird knowlelka Was iaa
principal speAAar ~ tha aaunee
school ai Kinond last night ils
ivetufe ah birds Is eall q b. NE
MOST eniiahteuink ever delivered s.
tAe normal and VAS received sits
appreciation ~ the stadsaiu aad q
rai'Y 81 the suminef aormai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
| ANN WOMEN IIDiu
INItHt ~Ii\s nIiIi<s.

An all day meeting u Wyatau So
p Farm Womens ciab sas hell a.
Use home y Mrs n & staprna nora
eaai u lhs cily ON FRIDAY
demonstration % meat eaunMx
was given ii the aflHfuooa ~ County
p"monatfallon Aecai MAJ ieaele
Pollock ane aistrlel agent Mrs nalsf
ffaxlef tw lhla ,lnt rhleken. Nooae.
llsh sausaee and steaa rolls wefe
eauuel sth Pressure Cooker and
'he prsssrsailon Of fruits aud Ys
saiables Mas discussed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09

Washington. July ~ Money in
circulation IN the United states Julg
J amounted TO ~ - per capita -
population. according to q statement
y tie treasury The total was -
T74.hfs.ec0. a year ago iha per
capita amount WAS s57I7. and the
total sG6sf S5s .0Jo. tie reduction be-
ing brought about through the de
creased issue of federal reserve
bank notes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
kiuN ipID HOl
IrE>fiFiEs A~SiI.A>I

MHsl"see. July . Blllle llsnss
cafe SAID III ihe police to Aass lssu
"a" headquarters of the shue wha
kidnapped MAleomb kshfidxe fk
Years old filling station employee Al
ier he bad identified Harry Npwfa
as ono ~ TIE bandits nho fobse8
hlu aas ciosed today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
GAME BALL PLAYER Dlus
AFTER BEING rir BY BALL

Efefeii Nass July q Kuorkea
unconscious ~ being hil ou ias bead
hy a battea ball James GsnnOn, 81.
recovered sufficeniiy 20 play s1oihes
lnnlng IN game between beml.pfp
fessional teams here yesterday Tes
he collapsed aud was raabed ~ q
hospital n EosAn, whore Be- died
'las, night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
THREE HUNDRED WIRE
WORKERS on STRIKE

Chicago July e--Three : HUNDRED
city electrical workers, employed IL
sub stations. went on strike THIS
morning when their aaee demands
went unheeded.
II vas announced that -nless scns
agreement we're reached during Use
day, the city vould - seriously
harpe-ed fo- iigh;s tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
kI KUN KHAN TO
OPERATE ~ MI skOGEI

Muskoges July e--A number Z
anor5 NOUS letters vere received 10
day hg eitizens. police aud newatss
pers Most u them were printed
With 4 lead pencil on letter heaas
~ the ''r 3 Medical corps. Csrne
Doniphan. Oklahoma Nearly al y
them declared that a Kn Klax hsr
been ORGANIZED The letters are coz
sidered the work q q crank
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
MiRRiiGE LICENSES

ihcAe marriage licenses were Is
sued yesterday: Ernest Houson. ~.
aaf liene Humble. ~. of both 81
enihrle' Monroe wflngef. -. aAa
Aprgsfa AeilmaH, A. Goodnight
james p Volt ~. Crescent aud
stable Wolf, "a of Mulhali. lfemaf-
ried
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
Foul Play In
Death of Rail
Man Is Charge

ileustoH frka lefs faf
ths esasW VS. maf Fiaf la
sesne,llan eiii ihe t'ee hs sa
cf lav eaalne @smlAe i'Asife
ffetsAi tan No H pm
same chflf Friday mHfHfaN aH#
The deasA Il Fas asef Ns'ihm
nohiWaN aUa "a WyA " e4Fv
nta 'Hai syAn vs ~
selsva "a ms crWefal Vilisse e'
ihe seuiaefu rssiil isa mafe
sns lW fn0tl ehfsh stAtsHl
iha ballsi eeHnd waa iemad
on ihe hpaa ~ NuhlmAn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
MAN gLEcrRocUrEp BY
CONTRACT WITH WIRE

Denlsor. Texas. July a.--Wili G..
B0rrs9e. ~. 0 Sherman poe.
e. company employe. was electro
evtec here early today when he sc
eioentslly came into contact with a
high tension wire while on duty =.
. suh station.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
"BW' Objects to Paying Taxes

London July e-Former Emperor Williams conflict
municipal Do0rn the question paying
and the pressure Of the law Is threatened enforce
payment according Doom dispatch TO the Daily Mail
said that the municipality entitled
demand levied against him. he Holland
uwtngly and practically held prisoner therefore he IS
liable taxation like free citizen II maintained by
ma ory voluntarily and chose
voluntarily and that consequently II he does
pay, legal measures must be taken.
William added. has also protested against tie
tax hit decided last October he pay the Dutch
government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
AFTERMATH o. FouRrs
GOV ln4unEp nf PIsTQL

figils Wayne Chestnut. aoa Of NJ.
aal Nra Walter chsalBas met vita
aaiuial accident THURSDAY zee.
Maf While piaYleg wlth blauN
pl.sai lf Uaa aseidepslY discharged.
lui3fng The palm ~ hls Aana
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
Peace In
Ireland
Thrills
sulIsris

Lernon. July e.--Net since ihe
memorable DAY when the Ar'NlstiSr
was declared ending the warfare has
any event se stirred tire Unsea
Kingdom a. the ceneiusiee 81 shc
trucs IN the lrlsh warfare. scales ~
tAe issusnee 81 orasr te make Il e.
fectiNe. simultaneously came ihe
announcement that tanenr De Nsi.
era. republican leader ard NJ Lies I
George. the British Prime Ninists-
meet. probably ress week 70 confec
Win view q settling the eentV0
old difficulty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
fefD soEHL MADE
ir IN FORTY rHRtE

~ 'NN f'Nt
ffea een 81 blessed viih hn ua
auai aappy deposition pa W. =
Hore o today th8n geHefplls iA
ali ou account Of rolf iie likes ibr
eame and playH !, vllh aele mlua
tEpn e. beat the other felios bu
fAat we started oai 70 saH % az
made u 'n forty fhree" yssier1al
aed iHate going nVme ileuca "a
tfosa grin and general faeiA cor
teriMenf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
coYLr COY 10 cnInA

Clarence w-andell 0f Cov'e has
sailed for Gina He Is member
0. the 18th Headquarters conpany
G 4. c. san Francisco.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
Reduction
OfArnv
ToBegi;n
sUllgrIs

wsshinsten. la8y s.--Gereral Per-
Ahing eft socsy ts sttsrc f0nsral
services az secossn. New Jersey.
tcrnorrs~ fer mere tnsr ssreen hur
cred American scscler oead ~Ness
eocies Rave beer broush, hack from
France he will speak briefly az
tAe services
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09

Tcs a2- rNi. of MsrNaail has galc
.-.th Al artillery conTary n ths
Philippines.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
LOCAL sALL rsAn
IS HUSKY BUNCH

rs HUSKY euNcn
The FarroW 4 COMPANY ball team
defeated q picked nine offered BY
the florists convention a. Oklahoma
CITY yesterday by score Of - 70 5.
The Funow q Company team will
play an Edmond team tomorrow on
tho local grounds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
pEJEcY WAGE cur

Light -Sll unions have vetoed taa
vsgs cut strike talk Is heard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09

Ser Orleans. la. July s-Tonlghl
and sunday generally fair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09
PRICE OF WHEAT
WEATHER

Wheat Is selling at s-se cents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-09

Continued 80 raee q
New-York tribune., 1921-05-30
7 Killed as Hurricane
Wrecks Big Z. s. Plane
Carrying Army Guests
Air Service Chief Wins Fight
With Death i'm, lOO-Mile Gale
General Mitchell Pilots Plane Between Two Storms
to Safety, After Being Tossed About in Blind
ing Wind Thousand Feet Above Ground

clared to-day. The officer told the
story in matter-of fact manner, omit
ting many of the details, but it was
possible to piece together from his
account and that of others who made
the fight about the same time thrill
ing story of danger and adventure in
the clouds.
General Mitchell left Washington
yesterday morning, in company with
several other machines, to review aerial
maneuvers of the great concentration
of army aircraft at Langley Field,
gathered there for the army-navy
bombing tests to be conducted in June
and July. He was flying an S. E.-5
pursuit plane, capable Of a speed of
120 miles an hour.
Expected to Beat Storm
81 left Langley Field about 8 o'clock
in the single scatter, accompanied by
Captain William Ocker in another
S. E,-5,' said the General. eve few
in formation and although it was al
ready quite dark we expected to beat
the storm out.
"After a short time we found that
the low-lying cloud ceiling was only
about 1,100 feet from the earth. We
could see the storm south Of Wash
Continued next page)
New-York tribune., 1921-05-30
cripple Finds Release
From Trouble by Bullet
Father Discovers Boy Dead in
Chair; Note Reveals Mo-
tive in S,sicida

slxteen-year-old Emanuel Michaels.
eae OF whose legs was paralyzed, sat
yesterday in a front window of his
aome, bo77 Eighth Avenue, Brooklyn, as
was hls custom, but gave no sign of
secognition to such of his friends as
passed. He sat, stony faced and silent,
dow. ~ VAC VIII
When his father, Morris Michaels,
,e,uFned from a fishing trip about
ID. the boy still sat silent in the win
vow HE did not answer his fathers
sssseting, nor did he turn at his ap-
riiOaen. His father started back as he
EEiaeed his hand on his sons shoulder.
ooy's body was rigid. A revolver
vi, NY IN MIS- lap. A powder-marked bullet
thouhd was partly concealed by hair
No ae dropped over his right temple.
as nn cripple was dead.
o., osar Pop" he had written in a note
tSaad Nv: beside the chair, at is better
Il 's way; | would only be a heartache
Ma me family, SO ] will say goodby.
me my @ sie people who have felt i'll toward
H. ehe last few months be cursed for
5se. rest OF their lives. Kiss the chill
viii viii or me, and ! hope my harsh words
Ssaoe De forgotten. Mother will be
M ppy afterward. You forced this upon
an ! have no other alternative. /
ma not afraid Of death. Take it from
w. wy. you were the best father in the
Bs1aaa 20 me. My only hope is that
cent?. one Of his sisters who has re-
tarn, i,s oeen IN poor healthI will come
her illness with colors flying"
New-York tribune., 1921-05-30

WASHINGTON, May 30 (By The AS
sociated Press). = Brigadier General
William Mitchell, assistant chief of the
army air service and formerly in COM
mand of all American air forces in
France, had a narrow escape from
death yesterday in the storm in which
the army Curtiss-Eagle ambulance
plane crashed with loss of seven
lives.
Although he faced danger in many
forms on the West front, General
Mitchell admitted to-day that he never
felt closer to death than last evening,
when the single scatter pursuit plane
in which he was returning to Washing
ton from Langley Field was twisted
out of his control and tossed at the
mercy of the storm more than thou
sand feet above the earth.
That he finally was able to regain
control of his plane and run before
the wind until out of the storm area
and reach Boiling Field by a round
about route that took him almost TO
Richmond, Va, was as much luck as
anything else, General Mitchell de-
New-York tribune., 1921-05-30
BoIshevism Breaking Down

Disintegration of the theory of Boil
shevism, as practiced in Russia since
the overthrow of Kerensky, has been
under way since the abortive Cronstadt
revolt early in March. That rumbling
Of satisfaction which echoed through
the southern provinces apparently
brought to the Moscow government the
realization that consumption without
production could not continue much
longer. Peasants and factory owners
were going on nationwide strike
fused longer to produce in order that
others might have the benefits of that
production. And with a menacing
threat from the country's grain grow
erss that they would not plant wheat
this year that the government might
seize, Lenine began to beat a retreat.
The first move back toward capital
ism in Russia came soon after the re-
volt, when the Moscow government
lifted the ban on trading in foodstuffs.
The failure of Bolshevism was appar-
ent in manufacturing circles as we'll,
and factory owners began making
things which they believed they could
trade to the peasants for food,
simultaneously, Lenine intensified
his campaign for the conclusion of COM
mercial agreements with several ma
tions in preparation for the revival of
trade. When statisticians at the All.
Russian Congress of Trade Unions in
Moscow last week, called to discuss the
solution of Russia's economic crisis,
brought out that production in Russia
was only per cent of normal the con-
gress decided to insist upon immediate
cooperative measures and the granting
of foreign concessions in Russia in
order to increase production. The con-
ference voted to suspend the Bolshevik
policy of confiscation (this alone was a
fatal blow to the theory of Bolshevism),
organize the country for the acquisi-
tion of raw materials through trade
channels and the promotion Of indus
trial enterprises.
Lenine Comedies Fall of Theories
Lenine has frankly admitted the de-
feat Of his own theories. In one re-
cent address he said: "We must grant
freer economic relations between work
ers and peasants. We hitherto have
acted in too military manner, and in
some cases have gone too far in ma
tIonalizing trade. If some Communists
Continued on next psse)
New-York tribune., 1921-05-30
Six Frustrated by Heat
Al Requiem Field Mass
$4,000 Gather at Fordham Uni
versity Athletic Stadium for
Religious Ceremony

Six cases of sun prostration and nu-
merous instances of exhaustion due to
the intense heat caused some excite7
ment yesterday during celebration of
a requiem field mass for soldier and
sailor dead at Fordham University, 49,
900 persons being congregated for the
occasion.
The six most serious cases were re-
moved to a dugout on the university
athletic field, where they were attended
by Lieutenant Colonel Stratford Cor
bett, grand marshal of the parade of
Veterans of Foreign Wars, knights of
Columbus and auxiliaries, who is a
physician. Altar being given first aid
the most serious cases were sent to
their homes in automobiles.
During the exercises at the univer-
sity campus those standing in the field
had no shelter from the afternoon sun,
which beat down fercely. Lieutenant
Colonel Corbett was Summoned from
his official duties to attend the pros
trated persons, all of whom recovered
sufficiently under emergency treatment
to be sent home.