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South Bend news-times., 1921-05-07
FOUND NOT GUILTY.

Bruce Beardsley. 1s years old, 22s
Beardsley av.. Elkhart. was found
not guilty OF charge OF assault and
battery preferred by f. ]. Holycross
in the city court Friday morning by
Judge Feig. The arrest was the re-
suit OF an automobile accident which
occurred on " Main st. Saturday
night at 10 minutes to II o'clock
when the machine driven by
Beardsley struck Vivian Holycross,
conductor Of a northside street
car. while he STEPPED off the car to
throw the signal. Eight witnesses
were sworn to testify. four for the
state and four for the defense.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-07
INTERESTED
IN SALVATION ARMY

Voluntary subscriptions 10 the
Salvation Army drive are now COM
ing in to Fred n. Smith. treasurer.
and it is almost certain that Misha-
waka will subscribe her full quota
by Monday evening.
Considerable interest in the drive
is being manifested by the farmers
Of Indiana. Leading farmers have
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-07
NEWS OF MISHAWA AK A
office. Lincoln Wqy Vest PhoneN shuoutu

many counties are not only taking
an active interest in the appeal but
have taken the leadership in their
communities. The men who till the
soil have learned that the Salvation
Army is not strictly A city-servins
organization. Hundreds Of girls from
the rural districts and small towns
OF Indiana are cared for in the sal
vation Army boarding homes for
girls.
Mishswaka's quota has been fixed
at $1,000 10 the state fund and il IS
expected that this city will put
across this campaign in one day.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-07
HOLD ANNUAL BUSINESS MEET

The annual business meeting of
the First Evangelical church was
held Thursday evening in the church
David Anstuz was elected class lead
er with c. f. Dutenhaver as assist
ant. for a term OF two years. The
annual reports were read showing
the church to be in excellent con-
dition.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-07
MsHAwAKA LODGE NO. 1870.

+. and A. NJ. Called meeting Sat
urday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Work
in NJ. NJ. degree. Banquet at s
o'clock Work at 1880 o'clock in NJ.
NJ. degree.
ELMER c. BAKER, w. NJ.
WALTER MICHAEL, SEC'Y.
6t1-Advt.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-07
To ATTEND ENCANPNENT

Valentine Marks. a Civil war vet
eran will leave Tuesday morning for
New Castle, Ind. where he will at
tend the 47th encampment OF the
G. A. r., TO be held May 10. IL and
u. Mr.. Marks is the department
commander and aide to camp.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-07
CONCLUDE HONEYMOON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl J. Lang. who
were recently married have returned
from Fort Wayne and other eastern
points where they spent their honey
moon. Mr.. and Mrs. Lang will re-
side with the groom's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. A. Lang until their new
home on Indiana av.. is completed.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-07
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT.

Announcement was made OF the
engagement Of Miss Fannie Monroe.
Of this city TO Glen Castle OF Chicago.
at a party given Friday noon at the
home OF the Misses Marjorie and
Ruth Smith. W. Mishawaka av. The
wedding will take place in July.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-07
VALENTINE GIEL FUNERAL.

Funeral services for Valentine
Giel. lis w. Fourth St, were held
at st. Joseph's Catholic church. Fri
day morning at s o'clock. Rev. Dean
l.. A Moench officiated. Burial was
in St. Joseph's cemetery.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-07
HOLD QUARTERLY MEETING.

Quarterly meetings are now be-
ing conducted at the Free Methodist
church. Meetings will be held Fri
day and Saturday evening and Sun
day morning and evening
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-07
LEAVES HOSPITAL.

Mrs. Harry Moser. of Wyatt who
has been III at ST. Joseph's hospital
for the past six weeks has sufficient
ly improved as TO be able to be re-
moved TO her home Friday.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-07
BIRTH OF DAUGHTER.

Word has been received announc-
ing the birth of a daughter TO Mr.
and Mrs. l.. B. White of Akron. O.
Mrs. White is the daughter OF Rev
J. H Evans. 612 Elizabeth ST.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-07
MCHGAN VISITORs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey B. Elliott of
Grand Rapids. Mich, are spending
two weeks vacation with relatives
and friends here.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-07

Remember mother with a plant
from Edgewater Floral. Pl.
Adv't5t3
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-07

The 9s cent sale VIII continue
until Saturday evening, May Z. Van
Rie's jewelry store. 5t2-Advt.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-07

The 9S cent sale still continues
at the Van Rie jewelry store until
Saturday evening. May Z. 5t2-Adv.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-07
LEAVES FOR RIO GRANDE.

J. n. Kerwin will leave Saturday
for the Rio Grande valley wnere he
will spend 10 or . days inspecting
some lands.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-07

MISHAWAKA NEWS
ON PAGE 4.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-07

For Mothers day send flowers
from Edgewater Floral Pl.
Adv't.5t3
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-07
VISITING IN AUBURN.

Mrs. Ethel Mitchell has gone to
Auburn. Ind, to visit with relatives.
South Bend news-times., 1921-05-07

The following NATIONAL BANK and THE
TRUST SAVINGS BANK the building and under the
the of Mhk only National Bank
Bank Combined Deposits than $34OOOOO 100 and Com
Of more than $3900000O0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29

lncuis You know out iu Iowa w.
always bad big doinga la school
Friday afternoons and eserS
pupil had TO reeile or sing a song
Inasmuch M could DO both. +
WAS always called on 10 double
II was no trouble - learn a rec.
tailon over nlKhf. and Il h. the
same way with noe nos when 4
comes 10 committing % inrmoFy
the numbers ~ a song recital o.
new role ~ the opera | guess I
am What Is known as quick
study. but once have q role ~
song or an oratorlo I can recall
II ~ any time For inefaner I
know oratorios in which ! 40.
peared bat once. yet ! can recall
them word for word and the
music. without the least trouble |
though | have not had occasion
70 use them ~ years "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
WHAT Tucked OVER
WIRE DURING DAY

Sew Nufk The fcieal Grand
lurs rtufn~a an lnal,lmeai sharslae
a lnai'laaal- and b sarufagions s
the window r'as~ lndusl, Nllh $50.
l"'ion ci the sherman aai trust law.
JOSEPH N Neeman. president ~ gho
National Glass Norkef ansans alau
Naa Indicted on nlmilal eherres
New YORK Lieutenant Colon 81
Charles " whlu'ess, s,fo * he
tamous lost battalion has dlsaf
rcared from she stcaush.p To oa. on
which let saturaay fot Havana
according lo Wiroless mssaecs res
ee we'd from the 0apls % the sh.a
John 4 rruyn, awypr 20 whom the
messages uere addres EXPRESSED
opinion sAst Colonel Whulesoy hal
ended hIs o~a ifo ana thai he belle
- tie sfArcd, d hc iha frs8li ~ me-
mcntal sifaln 10 whigh ihe colonel
had hecn subject a. one ~ the hon +
orars pan bearers ~ ihe ArmIsilt
Day sefemun4eA Ia wn a{netan
san Ffantisco pos Af,ucll. !.
motion pitlurv comedian. ioa from
the W.iness st.as tl. 49, .,,rs #
The hApeeaiugs a. aarp ia hIs room
at the "a France botcl. where thc
prosecution contends Min Nlrslua
karpe. received injuries which cause 4
her death. 10 connection With which
Arhnckic is beinK tiled fog man
slaughter The defense closed after 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
Dandruffy Heads
Become Hairless

n ycu -rz3t Sier;y o. thick. bsza-
t.1- s3ossy. k1ixy hair. DO b. al
z-sas get ~ O. dsn6rzff. for Il Nil
ftz-ye yc-r hzir and ruin il Il yoa
cozt
u doesa't GO z1ch gco6 to try 70
e-zs1 or ~zsA Z cat TIE only
SIRE rzy % get II of candnzr Is 70
dsEpcsre T. tee1 y0z destroy IL en-
rrely. To Do ;his. get sbozf four
c--ces % c-cl-sry h91ic srvon: a..
~ Il AZ nixss vhea retiring: ess
e1o1gs 70 z1ols;en TIE scalp snd ras
Z = xszly via TIE fnrer fipa.
By zorrirg. zost " zos al. 0, you-
1z.trzss vii be gone. sa1 t5ree or
fo-- zcre ssoiscztsons vii cozSIs;s-
" dissolve sns est.rsly destroy every
single s1xr ard trace of q
Yos VIII r1c- too. fhz, all Jtching
z,1 clxr1< q TIE scalp ~il stop. and
yozr hair vil look sn1 feel a Asec-
rs1 tines better Tou car get IiQ1i<
z-Tor a. sry drug store. IL = mex.
ce-rtTe ard fozr ozs1es = al yoa
VII axsd. 10 matter bow zrsch czr-
crzc To- lave. Tz1s siuose rsmsey
1svsr sxfls-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
VACCINATION IS A
SMALLPOX PREVENTATIVE
Outbreak Of Smallpox In State
Is Reported Prom Many
Districts More Severe
Than Usual

fren mans festiops cg the salr
fen'fts are eelne ne..alsca - more -
irss serious en,hrssks ~ smallros
Wthin lhe lsst three dAy more thaa
= Thousand poiais = smallpox ,acelac
have been sent oag % physicians ay
the State Health nspaumenl
Reports i0a.csic that lhs dlssase l,
W more ,iulent nature than fl-
many years oae toen 90 the eAat
side REPORTS death from hlacs
tmA lpoN thc paiisnt hastug canirac
let ihe disease ~ Kansas Cii,
Nmali.os = lothsome asnecuoas
disease Often mills lnt froqaenlly
fatal u ls specat from person a.
person and = very watching Il
sometimes leaves pcrson locA
marked fof ifc
ihe rfWYensiou ~ smallpox 4,
peuae pfimaflls ulson two thlnar til
Vaccination and % apon isolallos
aud dlslnt"ellon Vaccination is ns
lonerf an experiment A. on ab-
solulc saferAari aFalns, smallpox. n
has been Ano~n Tor many ,rafa. Aui
has heeu tested ont ia every cllme
aud under every condition reop =
who are ssccinatcd are not ia any
dang~r % getting smallpox bat peo
pie who are ret sacerated afo Al
ways exposed 10 chance pf Infection
Vaccination consists ~ the iniro
darlion p vaccine slras into the ssln
When property cared fof Il is no NOR B
dangerous than any plu scratch on
The shin q protests You against
smallpos Esen after number -
years when pnoiretian "a ieaecuej
smallpox ls still much lees fatal than
20 untAcclnsted l.f sons
Vaccination f. not question that
concerns tho Individual alone So
fenon has right Ia argue that lp
is ~il lng 90 take chances ~ having
3 sciloN ia, Ard tackled on hls door N
prefofenoe 10 the slight lncan,aei
onec 81 belng saeoinFicd IA. un.
vac,inand person is not onlY men
ace 20 himself hu4 ~ slfo sour,
ot danxcr "a hls family 10 hla friends
and 90 the entire community
II sou have not been saceinatoi
within The last five years. 80 a. ,oaf
doctor and Fet Naceiaated ioda
Have every momhor 81 your family
yacelnatrd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
KANSAS NEGRO WORKS WAY
FROM COW PEN TO EASE
John w Harris. Editor and New
York City Solon Was Once a
Roustabout In Kansas
Cow Pens

Ncw YORK. Nov ~ From cattle
boz 20 city ssion and new spagcf
pobfshsr-travellng ahoroiher on
his o~n" this cpltomizcs the car
cer o. John " Harris. the cni,
negro menher-elcci ~ the Nea
foFA hoard ot Aldermen. aAlsh Wi.I
be seated January I
Born in Topeka. Kansns. and rear
ei IN The saddle on iArge easls
ranch Harris easily feM the urge
for higher things The little cir
sumstance of being broke ga not
prevent him from coming east lfe
worked his way Upon his arrival
be also found wags and means n
working his vay through Harvard
University. being gra uatcf Ia
1897 ard attending Harvard law
School for two years
Encouraged ny the managing
editor Of Boston newspaper for
vhich ~ had wri ten special articles
Harris determined 10 abandon the
iaw fer Journalism. and At the fn.
stgasicn q Brooker I. wash ngfor
came 70 Se~ Yors to start naws
paper Tor his own race He fouu 81
and no~ Is EDITOR and owner uf The
-
New fort News. a paper confined
lsrgeiy 70 eoiored people. ba, cover.
Ing the iocai field
Two years ago be determined .
seek office a. alderman from no
Harlem black belt lie vas elect.
Cd and his work Tor the interests of
his community esrnsd him re elec
t.on Al the recent municipal election
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29

esee Is anrressAlus It. tifss frsAs A.
elstcn "a ~As aanvsneea ~ Wee Al
'mlFsl ksso. shlef Japanese navel -.
fsrt that ispsn SEEKS a seseatY pef
eeat naeal ratio Al lAe same tss=s
4 ~as ss'd wIth eqesl authority hat
TIE AmeflcAa fvlesat'cs ssooa tlfally
en- Secfetsy liaxhes sst-5 ratio
pnorosAi. which meAns : sIsiy -
cent status for l&pen Nsee Admlfai
Naio said me seventy ~ coat ratio
49, thc minimam nesessery fnt Ia
tnrte security
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
OIL MONA I >iNIit~IIl
IlIsSI ~ sol III

Oklahoma City Nov ~ lniorms
tlon received ~ the University 81 Oh
lah0ma shows that the University Il
the second largest ln the southwest
and the 2ist Ia the United states in
lolnt ~ attendance AZ the summer
session ~ the past season Tho rnl
sorslty of Texas q the only lnstiiu
ton 30 The south ehich earoodn Ok
lahoma's summer school To attend
anro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29

All bills aud accounts due the
old Seaman store snd NJ e. and
l.. A. Woody must be paid TO
II. T. IIsnsford. Receiver. at my
office In lone Hotel Building
II. r. HANSFORD. Receiver.
Guthrie, Nov. %. 1921.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
UNION NOIikMI< AND
POLICE ~ BtTIi.I

New orleans. Nof - I've hun
dred aud fifty policemen ba,ilei for
and hour late Monday With anlan
symgathiIers Of the striking river
front workers The battle EXTENDED,
over a space of five blocks ia tho VI
rinity 81 the foot - Canal sireei
Numerous arrests werc mad. aud .
Of injured we're sont 10 bispi
tails
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
MIDDLETON

\ musical memory like Arthur
Middleton : il not often found as
- jnstanced by the fact that he
sings more than forty oraiorios
without notes. Says Mr Middle.
ton, As youngster II Was
easy for me 10 commit 10 memory
whether il was song Or a poem
for Friday afternoon entertain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
ARGENTINA sEEks A
BIG LOAN FROM 4. :.

Washington. esov. 2s.-The state
department has been syprased u
steps IN connection with the pr
possa loan Of ss6.cso. 800 by group
Of bankers 70 Argentina
The io&1 VIII not be OPPOSED By the
IL was said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
NAN WHO BEAT
WIFE. TRIEs SUICIDE

Le@fensorth. Kansas. Nov - =
Prank Bodsnschan. = years old. !
1s,ef~orks engineer. Is making a
fight for his life in a hospital here a.
result Of drinking poison.
Hs h alleged TO have yisled fhe
home OF Ruby Bodenscbaiz, slf d.
soroed wife and there attacked her
with hammer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29

rsrm warnan's css<s ngvstcn 2
~8a have an si A<S meellax " day
a, The home q Nj A A frisele
rresaytsraH Missionary Sesiesy
al meet Weazesaay VIA Ars ].
q rAilh~
Mss nNals gsffney ~ni entensin
sAe a. Jinx eish "Wednesday a Der
hsne
ssi
The Clover teax ciab ela hr -
esSAlned =, Nrs Daniel Aelffsr a
ner home sousA ~ sAe elp. We
oeedAy.
The Rallders slsss ~ the fifa
n T. ohareA ~ai hold thslr meush.s
~o<ial en Fr.ds, a 80 u sAe home
~ Ms Retos . rark rlace Ho-,
esees MeedAme~ Restot. Wlker
he<s and Ncison
gM Il
z The American Lesion AaAilatf
~sa uecs AZ the Library Al 80
FRIDAY.
Nx Y
handkerchief Shower
Al che home of Nr and Mrs f
Rc4ds. ~ wes Cleveland On
TAarsday eveniLg necemecr lst. a
ban aerrhief shower viii he held IN
honor - Mrs. NJ. c. Naupner. pre-
Nic0s to her departure from TIE u.
al freads arr ooniiaay Invited %
yogne and npend social hour With
our beloved Mrs Nampner
NJ and Mrs Anch SEIZURE q "a
seyAlned ~iih a sls o'olosk diuaer
Sunday evening Mr. and Mrr Esrl
TiasAelt. Nr and Nh rqanA ruiIis
and Mr. and Mrs. " W Ilickman
y = y
Spswsh RICE
A pAlatahle and delicious Nsh
this weather Is spanish rice Stoam
= T.. cups q rice rrs pcands ~
,'ork sseas then grind IA, ;
medium slsed onions tchoppedl, enc
large can tomatoes and can
= mensoes In the r.ease and n, Tor
ten minutes Add rlse. salt snd rci
reIper and bake IA hsklnr Glsh Tor
50 minutes
n x X
A PIE supesr
Miss Grace Keaney gave the pupils
- hcr school pic supper sataf
day evening st the school building
southeast - the city Tho aurlis
and he teacher enfoveA I've r,ent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29

felt better. ] had alls kinds Of bad
spells. but they al left r1e. koN when
Ifeel weak snaScryvus take the fege-
tskle Compound Ind 4 always does ne
good wish ell women would try 4
during the Change of Life for know II
Will % them good II you think 4 viii
induce sorne one 70 try the Vegetable
Compound fen may publish this letter "
Mr., A KELLER. Alton. Tennessee.
Women from forts five 10 fifty years
Of age should take warning from such
symptoms 80 heat haabes. pIlpstation 3
~ he heart. smotherfnx or fsinting
spells. Or spots before the eyes. and pre-
pare their system fsS TINS perfectly ma
tursl change BY taking Lydia Z. Pink.
hans Vegetable COMPOUND. II has
helped F1any, many women through this
Tying p~r'od. just a. II did Mrs Keller.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29

"a Dskc. ~hcp sas, the close trends
q Mrs. Bnaoke ~ere guests
Mrs J " Dak~ ~ia give tea
lonorrow ancrpcon in honor u
Nrs. hrookc
Mr. ana Mn RAAA DAVIS had -
their guests Sunday. Dr and Mrs.
: G DAYS of TcakAwa. Oklahoma
Mis- Ailene Adams q Crescent Vas
tAe ueek end guest o. Miss Mary
DAVIS Mr and Ms Cllnkenoeard
q Mouison Iowa are the guests q
sh~lr daughter. Mr. Ralph Davis
md family sna wil remain over the
Christmas holidays
zx xx
OR and Ms VIII Pagiersoa have
re<urned from a shor; visit in Iosa
with iAc lNffer's parents
- a -
Mrs. l.. IAnssls ill enter an the
Fr.euash.9 class of the First Pres
bytcriAa chur-h tcnlghs a. her home.
ST Scrrh RrvasJ - - e9
Mfs Ira BEARD q wells,on speni
sur ~ and Monday ~ith friends
here
a a E
Mr. and Mrs I'd HDs o. East
Cleveland have as their guests. their
daughter. Ms. r Davis and child
ren. Theodore and Herbert of ok-
l4hoza City
" X \
Ar ana Mr. A h Huston have
returned froo az extensive stay in
Oklahoma Chy
4 *
Ms George Rouse q Pleasant
valley VII entertain the executive
board of Farm womenS clubs At
"a ali DAY meeting "Wednesday. NJ
ernser 10
~ xv
wr and Mrs Lloyd Leonard are
spending TIE day in Oklahoma city
= TX
Mr. Fred Green has returned
from sererAl days whit in okIa-
hons City where she was The guest
x Mrs Edith Lgsz and Mrs George
Green
Mrs Pzsi jane vfl entertain
The ~ NJ G. club Thursday after
noon
The Ensnon club Slli hare . bus
.pess meeting a; o'clock tonight
- the Elks hail follored BY = dsnce
.; O'Clock.
East Guthrie w. Z T. Z viii
meek Friday afternoon AZ z.7e ssh
srx J. D. Reed. so7 East Villas
x y y
xE =
The Vs. H. " s. o. the First ".
Z. chur -iH NEE; II the League
roon u the chsrh Wednesday.
November - a; z.3b > N After a
saors Vroxrtn the afternoon ali be
speat u prepzrlng sor The bazaar TO
Ds oondDcssd At Smiths Confectson-
sry on the corner u Dsv.sion and I
oxizhons- FRIDAY and Saturday /
,exs1bsr 1911
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29
PERSONALS OF
SOCIETY .

Nrz Ascle P.ckzrd gave = one
oesck isrchecn to1zy "A horcr az
Nh. F-s.ces Key Broose of chscaxo
veo Is TIE house Eues< q Mrs. J
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29

hams V eye ia bl Q
Compound has done
for me. During the
Change Of Life I was
in bed for eight
months and had two
0ooddoetorstrea
rne but they did me
no good. A friend
sdvixcd me 70 take
f1ydH T. P,nkham r
Vegetsbls Com =
p5uns. which ! did.
ard % a short time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29


rsssca,
Ss.keSg~are eIse-<.Ksrss.
y n n c,sA-xrs Rrnesx Meta
a oklaAOzA CAY
kzazsoa e,aA- Eiks Hall
oresa claa,-NiSs zesls Porter
frexsyssraAn SeSlA Cirs.e-Nrs
Cse=sr Danes
u. @ias cisA--Niss u ors G4f.nss
v n n S-N CAaNk
rreSSyssrtNa Ns<0na-s Scc4esy-
Ms O. PAalses
Ca0ves Leaf csaA-Nrs naniel
Neife-
" Y. C. cluA-Hrs P4al JAucN
Altar ScSic-x MI Alma Belana
at Mss Auna Foiey
Aco-a eSso-Nrx RAf,a sNger
y1r-n we1xns c,ah. nssisicn No
Mrs. { " Nrashs ssd M. Il
n Hekrs
opesorky c,se-srs la,ia ksssisr
Cris rrser3ly- Trnity psrsA
Hoase-
Friess
E2<x W. c r V-Mrs u Rec
Azer%4n lsexlcn Aax.n4rx IL
hrkrv.
kooney Mccney SAAA cub Mrs
Lyman Grsy.
Fxrz Wonkas eiglh nitisicn a.
Ar A A F-slfe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29

Miss Grace Keaney gave the pupils
F.. her school pic supper sA,nf
day evening st the school building
southeast - the city Tho aunns
and he teacher enjoyed tie event
hpsely
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-29

axxn nxzxxy yxxsx xxsa
n DAILY rnoyGer "
9xx HEX xsEx zxxsx
We o4nzli live only Tor cur
seivee A ,r>usAna nbres ccarect
as sssA cur feilcwnea. Ana Along
tsoee fSorss. As sgzPstAetie threads.
cur arfsors run a. causes. an3 they
cone hack 70 Is a. e<.~css ~-Me.-
Vie
cs-ersess tise ssusses
Nsoer~ Drama
VITA the vsne-grcsldert. Mrs SAN
Csrase- n tie chair. ,As Cambridge
dub vas cA,sec % order Monday
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-15
NORTH MIDDLETOWN CONNER
CIAL CLUB BANQUETS

Rev. Frank M. finder, president
of the North Midd1etown Commercial
Club, presided at the annual banquet
of that organization, held last week
in the Christian church, at North
Middletown. The ladies of the Music
Department of the Woman's Club
served the supper.
After a short Introductory speech
Rev. Mr.. finder introduced d..
Frank L. McVey, president of the
University of Kentucky, who was the
principal speaker on the program
DR.. McVey took for his subject "Ma-
terial and Human Resources" In the
course of his address DR.. McVey made
clear the fact that many of the ma
terial resources now relied upon in
both commercial and industrial uses
will be exhausted within few de.
cades. He stated that the only mex
haustible resources are human re
sources. He dwelt on the value Of
both the church and the school tt
mankind to-day, stating that thu
greatest wealth is spiritual and in
tellectual wealth, the material thing!
of the world being merely subordi
nate.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-15
Administrators Notice

All persons having claims against
the estate of Wyatt Lewis, deceased,
are hereby requested to present same,
properly proven, as required by law,
to the undersigned Administrator, at
his Office in Paris, KY, for adjust
ment and payment. All such claims
not presented within the proper time
limit, will be barred.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted in any way whatsoever to the
estate of the said Wyatt Lewis, de-
ceased, are hereby notified to call at
the Office of the undersigned Admin
istrator, in Paris, KY, and make full
and complete settlement of such in
debtedness.
HORD w. MANN,
Administrator of Wyatt Lewis De-
ceased.
(8-3wks-F)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-15

Will you please return that book
you borrowed and which the owner
is waiting to pass to another friend
Do it April 18th, National Book
Day. Thousands upon thousands OF
books are lost, so far as their use
goes, every year. They are books
from homes, from public and from
circulating libraries, and often fail
ure to return them means that q
new one has to be bought.
A book is like nothing else. Its
real value lies in the number OF
times it is read Yet that use takes
nothing from it, No good book
should be left lying on shelf. Re.
turn the ones you have borrowed
and then lend your own.
1t is a good thing for children tt
grow up surrounded by good books
If you can select the library for your
home yourself, do so. If not, lei
some capable lover of books do it fol
you. And then teach the children
this about books-they are the rec
ords of wisdom of humanity, one o
the most precious heritages of ou
civilization. Do not mulilate them
Do not be careless with them. Bor
row them and lend them freely. Blu
/ be careful that you don't neglect t.
take them back.