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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-02
PRETTY WEDDING
IN OAK LANE
Miss EIma Windisch Bride oi
Mr.. Charles Taylor--HaI-
kett-Baoon Nuptials

"A wedding of interest will be solem;;
Church. Ninth and Lussrne streets,
OAK Osk tsne. . at z o'clock this evening.
ter Of Mr.: and Mrs. Reuben Windisch,
6eo3 North Broad street, Oak Lane,
will become the bride Of MT. Charles
Msnse Taylor. Sd, of Mount Airy.
proosyn R'y Il Harvsy w psgfor wi Gh9sr hs :.re OF
mony, assisted BY the rev. =. P. Kruse,
OF this city. The bride, who will be
given in marriage by her father, will be
sIt5eq aitS nss IN ivory white satin adorned S,e
WIN extend to tho tho end ma Of a 'Osi long coSr,
train. will be surmounted by a corone,
enect OK real lace and a cluster Of
orange blossoms. She will carry.
snSwef snS vss,,S bouquet of lilies of the valley
Mrs. Frank Shepard dimes, sister o.
the bride: will attend as matron o.
honor. She will wear q frock Of gra!
canton can crepe. trimmed with steel beads bead I,
with silver trimming, and will carry I
bouquet OF spring flowers.
Miss Marjorie Clare whiteiaw. daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. David Whltelaw
~' Mr. e''InS %beat as SSic T"yiors. sr Of New York
brother of the bridegroom, will act a
best man. The ushers will include Nj
Marcellus Hoppe. Mr.: Frank 8. Dime.
| MT Bllsworth "a. Huits MI Ssnue
| Clifford Hawley.
| A reception will follow the ceremon
at Connival Cottage, the home of tn
| BRIDES parents. On their return fror
n wedding trip the bride and bridegroom
will spend the summer with the bride
parents.
HALKTTT--BACON
An interesting wedding will be solen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-02
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. George Dukes. OF ltsf
South Fifty-fourth street, announce tne
engagement of their daughter; Ms.
Harris, Jr, Of 2103 South Frazier ter
race.
The Mutual Trust Club gave a MN
strel and dance last evening at Lu ~
Temple, Broad and Spring 1hruoi
streets. Mr.. w. B. Kesser was mIer si,
locutor. The soloists included mr. W
liam Beekman, Mr.. Lawrence Kelly; Mr
ANTHONY Chiurco, Mr.. James Blakele'
and Mr. John Matera
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-02
GER M ANTOWN

Miss Emma Battersby, Of 66O9 LIN.
Monday evening next at the Stenton
Golf Club, in honor OF Miss Clara Grace
F'ulmer, who will be married TO MI
Walter MILESTONE, on June s, and the., n,
bridal party, who will include MIS-
Dorothy Young, Mrs Charles l. Tu,'
mer, Miss Charlotte Bickerton, Mr., Wal
ter whetstone, Mr.. Robert W. Whet
stone, DR.. Charles L. F'ulmer, MT. WI.
liam Weston and Mr. Thomas Blaisoei'
Of New York
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-02
FRAN NKFORD

A farewell party was given In honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Nelson ny Mr.
and Mrs. NJ Still. 4341 Frankford ave
where thew will make their future home
Among those present were Miss Mar
garet wiser. Miss Nellie Moloney. Miss
Dorothy Skrobul, Miss Grace Reese
Miss Anna Gould, Miss sarah Braa
tine Ludman, Miss Lettie Bradley. Miss
Ethel Still, Miss Lillian Thompson
Mr.. william wardlow, Mr.. Howard
Wardlow, Mr.. Philip Gross; Mr. Nel
son Still, Mr.. Albert Ludman. Mr.
John Higham, Mr.. Edmond Bradley
Mr.. Albert Pugh, Mr.. Frank HinGh
ciiffe, Mr. George Gross and Mr.. WI
| liam Dearden.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-02
sraAwnEaRY MANsIoIl

MT. and Mrs Charles M. Lavin
Mr.. Jules G. LAWN, of the Piaxn kt/3
attending the graduation rSexercieo< 49,
Miss Josephine NJ. LAWN. from the n9r1
jamin School for Girls. N. 4
Mr.. Karl NJ. Dilsheiner, OF 3osi ula-,
Mauretnnia to spend the summer IN
European travel. Hh
Mr.. Leo Landau, OF London, has arr
rived for n stay OF ono month. During
his visit here he will live at the hons
Of his mother, at 24l4 North Thirtieth
street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-02

HALKTTT-BACON
An interesting wedding will be solem-
nized at half after o'clock this eve-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-02
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Alice Mohr, Of 252l South tit.
teenth street. announces the marriiuise
of her daughter, Miss Helen Jacqueilne
Mohr, to Mr.. William Delbert Comm,
Of Crescent okla The wedding TOOK
place on May %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McFadden' OF
2519 South Fifteenth street, nave re-
turned after having spent several DAYS
at NlaRara EnllH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-02

Epo Ledoer-Rich in humor and sentf
nent that can DO enjoyed by persons of an,
denomination.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-02

ming in 81. James Episcopal Church.
twenty second and Walnut sSh stresdhs
when Mis- virgins Ma. Lee sen,s@In sSGnh Coates
beeome the bride of Mr.. James spsn'
Ger Halkett, son Of NJ. a2d Mfs siIsastone tom
r,ase re by her brother, Mr.. John Freeman,
Bacon, will be attired IN a gown gownvoy "
white bridal satin. emProiaereda Paing IN sf; from
| the shoulders, adorned with point iaSe,
Her veil OF tulle and lace Will be csusnS;
with a cluster OF orange blossoms any y,
che will carry ,0,, ,nd shower wh,ts orchids orchids.
! Mrs. Merritt Trimble Rhodes, sister o.
the bride, will attend as maron o'
1 honor.
The two small nieces Of the bride
i groom, Miss Margaret Halkett ant
Miss Adelaide Halkett Will atteno ~
j flower girls.
i Mr. walter A. Halkett will attent
4 as best man The ushers Will incIuu
n Mr., w. Freeman Kershaw, Mr.. MerI,.
) Trimble Rhodes, brother-in-law OF IN
BRIDE Mr.. Edward Lincoln Farr' 'r
and Mr.. J. Allen Carey.
A small reception will follow az "a
Belgravia for the families OF the prio
and bridegroom and the bridal parry, =,
/ on their return from a wedding VII u,
Mr.. and Mrs. Halkett VIII nVe ~ "
Gladstone.
M1TCHELL-THoMP
A wedding of interest will be tna
; Of Miss Mary Harris Thompson, nieS sS
|, Of Mr. Thomas NJ. Thompson, OF Ao9
Spruce street. and Mr.. Howard u !
Mitchell, Of Langhorne, Pa, when w
be solemnized at 6 o'clock this evenin
= in the Grace Episcopal Church, F2r.,
:. first street and Girard avenue. The re
= Richard Harris, rector OF the churcl
:. will perform the ceremony.
!. The bride, who will be given In ma
i riage by her brother. Mr.. Lewis
!. Thompson, will be attended by n
cousin, Mrs Kirk Moore, as matron
" honor. Miss jeanette Thomas OF WI
9 mington, and Miss GwenaSolyn %SI,In,pp Fran
:, bridesmaids, Mr.. Mitchell will be 9
s tended by Mr.. John s. Williams ,ar,,,ds as pe =,
THOMAS A. Robinson, MT Lawrence
Houston, Mr.. willard Ewing and N
n A reception will follow at the hor
D. Of the brides uncle
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-02
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs. William l.. D'Ouer' oi
1888 Girard avenue, announce tne Nh.
gagement Of their daughter, Miss
Iourainia r. Vandegrift, to. Mr. ouW ~,
ton C. Vrooman, son of Mrs Samuei D.
Vrnoman of 4239 Walnut street.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-02
A NON-PARTISAN NEWSPAPER
New Hammer Holds Nail

A patent was recently issued
to Fred Busse, a we'll known
carpenter of Jerome. for an
improved hammer that, it is be-
lieved, will find a ready market
wherever tools are used.
Like all Improvements, the
Busse idea is a simple one and
one wonders why it has not been
thought of before. 1t consists
essentially of a strip of leather
affixed to one side Of the head
of the hammer and slotted at
at the upper end to receive a
nail. This enables the user of
the tool to stick a nail at any
point within the reach of his
arm and as the slightest pull
disengages the nail from the
holder, the operation Of driving
can be accomplished with ease.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-02
National Forest Timber For Sale

Sealed bids will be received by the
District Forester, Albuquerque, N. M,
up to and including Oct. 2, 1921, for all
the merchantable dead timber standing
or down, and all the live timber marked
or designated for cutting on an area
embracing about $50 acres within Sec
tion 81, T. N, R. % E., G. &. S. R.
B. M, BlllyCreek Block, Sitgreaves Ma
tional Forest Arizona, estimated to be
l, $40, 600 feetB. NJ, more or less, of
western yellow pine timber No bid
of less than $500 per. M feet will be
considered $3.50 must be deposited
with each bid to be applied on the
purchase price, refunded, or retained
in part as liquidated damages, ac-
cording to conditions of sale. The
right to reject any and all bids re-
served. Before bids are submitted,
full information concerning the timber,
the conditions of sale, and the submis-
sion of bids should be obtained from
the Forest Superivor, Snowflake, Ari-
zona, or the District Forester, Albu-
querque, New Mexico.
[Sept 2&16]
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-02
Local and Otherwise

George Brewer, rancher OF the
Pinedale section, was a visitor
in town Monday.
Ranger ]. L. Hall left Wednes-
day for Heber district for sew
eral days field trip.
Joel Flake was in the first of
the week from his ranch at
Joppa and reported that rains
were still wetting up things in
that section.
Horses For Sale "A bunch of
good draft mares and horses;
weigh from 100 to 1900; all
we'll broke to work. With or
without harness. Rogers Bros.
Misses Sarah Rogers, Augusta
Flake, Thora Rogers, Uldene
Ramsay, and Laurence Sherwood
arrived in Snowflake last week
from Flagstaff, where they at
tended t h e Normal summer
school.
Chef Hunt. who has been in
the vicinity of Cooley on a fish
ing trip and visiting relatives,
returned home Tuesday. Chet
says it rains on White river
every day, which makes fishing
disagreeable.
Mark Richardson on Monday
was awarded the contract for
getting in shape-cleaning win
doWs, floors, etc. the Snowflake
Academy for the fall term of
school. There were two outfits
bidding besides Mark.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-02


Port Adair, who W..
appointed to a positia. go
Coleman old ranch Va %
between here and Hon. paf
in town the first Of |I''t ~
straighten 'ng OUT bn.. 'ae !
cultles, purchasing . 'sS' .
ply of candy, gassinr nss n.,s
boys, etc. WITH
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-02

WANTED Cowboys to know
that we are now selling the F'a-
nous TEITZEL Cowboy Boots for
$19. L. Caldwell Co.. Holbrook.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-02

You can certainly save
money now by buying your
Furniture and Hardware
at WetzlerS.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-02

You can certainly save
money now by buying your
Furniture and Hardware
at WetZler'S.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-09-02

Subscribers not receiving their paper
regularly will confer favor by report
ing the fact.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
90 Varieties OF Youngsters

reality than a whole library Il an.
atnRet discussions
Nhllo tbs conditions a ~sffarsnx
and privntlaa alae lassd ars often AZ
p~allaa. tbs effect of the piefssf~s
leaves oae decidedly hopeful far u
tho fine human material whieh ~
shown wlEh lss sparkling sYas and
usnrdy frames. wu havm tbs bmala ~
the world real hope Tor prnss#ee
l.es but one gsuvralloa - sfaiuai
riaht and thn progress nf Tbs wofit
sill leau torwarA ~ e~nsariss.
Az unusual hour az vniDymsat and
psofs IL guaranteed 10 wvefyuns whe
ssteada sbe teetnre II - uan u shs
aseat lsesnfos released hy the tola
al,iee on Conservation aud Adyaaes
y tie MethadIsf Episcopal Church.
fha public IL very cordially invited
% attend mi. service
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05

There are Smiles TINT maAr u,
harry
There are smiles that make Hs raa,
Thsre Are smiles that meal aNay
the tear drops. and there arr
fifiY seven serlesiea ~ sa'les the
soF 4 over iio' nearly aii 81 them
are caught ana recorded ia ths
ssereoptleon lecture oD tho warla
childhood emitted. of such Il rhe
kin~don which sill bc slven Al lh~
West Guthrie NsthoaiH .plasopsi
Church AZ ,helr ous door service Nun
IA, sfenins Auxls, tn
The pieinrea s~ra recently taken
in all parts ~ tho ~ufia ou 81
hesutlfalls colofrd sildes an lniinats
lmpne 81 she etnrsossrtesles - a
different vafieties ~ the NDFid
children f. Flseu The ~ho com
pany ndeht uell b. esliaa "a fpln
bcr division - children ~ There
sro slack. brown. yellow aaa red -
wsli a. white ehilafen lsosa snllss
and sobs are trans aisd luie : resfe
of lauenaEes a IA an nuunaal col
leeiinn a views.
watching the lrcturr hrnxs the
sensation ~ bslar . psd piper u
whose track flock chnd pa from a.
quarters ~ The earth. Ffum aansf
Amersca. Philippines fvm Ispan
reprer~uisd ~ sizes I,sai n sbs
Rose. from china ~ vlsDse children
ninesY per rent are sitseraie nom
sf tie go 900 fortunate bogs aaa riF's
sn missions schools ara shows
india makes rersapa the maa'
heart toaehinrs appeal fer ~ her %.
600 ooo children there are several mil.
ton child ~iv.. - The we ~ twals =
or even lassl and over nin~<v isrs
cent ara totally lIlliarAte Represent
~ aiso ars che so0se coo uoham
Fnedan chi'drsn IN North Afrioa. ~
Syria aud ia the Islands os the
southern Pacific.
A series Of sic,ursa such ~ these
slfh the strlking deserislon accom-
uanying them. wives ssrer Insight
into world condl,iens thsn could h.
Tainsd from looking At buildings for
one hundred years.
A glimpse At these children vlll A.
more 70 make the great doctrine O.
the brotherhood OF man . concrets
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
How to
Prevent Sunburn

= The eess way te rreve1t snnn4TA n1z
she&n<ffF ~ cosnr ,exsca. 4kta fo4k eff
tssr Nffi kneun m&aisn ptrs3re ssNs a.
tn r1sRr tke exnA~ed pArge - 3he fNges
ne-k. Azrek Aa3 xfe8k Nah Nf~ffl eAs
rs ns f,efwaiie hefarr kogng eet u sas
rn~1 "a nFsWrnke esnAasf kHx sks4
thoreeflx WITH t'fska sN e@tkH 81
yaE twlN ~ A. fre& feom MemhA4n -
4A4mnA ssess rass42ie.faA = p Fse +.
sonAsastton. tsefeslia aaA 1tsk4 eAa
rrna m. = w0N@exf0A rAF te@ nssffsnk aMs
romr4exion- tseef efstr@ 2tf9s AAs
sunsea EAa fArWff5a IL riAs@ os fAsT
nawaer A@raMA9 NMtaNs NA NJ
ssssneAsar np~ 9li sts sfass e. faen fAs
fsAe fram fAlElNx tsfet.ie 4nA iiska
ea3A erVAm are v0is Mt sAtaet NaAate :
tSs.ry~ herx Nmaer : s4c@Ff bsft E%srHH
see 4 $50 try thesa th4 sfN 20 80
V4 asa sas yssaf msaas ffak iA gAss
w4y Yce weslis ket = {rs1 friSf Ana Hf'iA
sae canla As felreF tAAa thNt IT, Z
te8ass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
SHALL ELECTION BE CALLED
TO VOTE HicA scHoL BOND

l(tortlnoed from Pare !
President VI. A. Smith of the Se-
cursty state bank: An IN favor Of
,he High school and wia do eyery
thing car to further he educasiok
os our chndrea. bu. do not ihlak
that now is the proper time to bur-
den the people viii bonds soT any
ya-pose"
c ". White: ~Tco much cannot
BE done II The wsy o. educating the
Young people q I.ogan county, but
a. this zine sny addltionsl bonds
~nald be burden upon the taxpayers
wAich they d. 30, feel able % carry
george A. Paddock Vote the
beads and 90 :; now
Z. A. Boyer. president * he Cush :
re SAVINGS Banx. ~One car not Do
too zach toward he education of
ths children cf school sFe IN this
coaa-y. but ., the ggsens tine anT
additional bnreen us-rn the tzxpzyerF
would work a hardship.
Ned Pedro = sn psyiag too
much taxes nos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
PERSONALS OF
=. SOCIETY !.

Mrs Robert Myer ~ All Tas
Warner ensersaiaed few friends
last night At dinner in honor Of Mr..
Wsise and son, Louis. an attorney Of
Kansas Ciiy.
r. X W.
Nr and Mrs. chas. Ion1, Mrs
Baker aud son. Vim. were dinner
guests Of Mr and Mrs Worth Erie
Hine Il Oklahoma City last night.
y " Il
Mrs. Rober1 Stewart OF Tulsa f.
he guest Of her parents. Rey. and
Mrs. Geo. Nichols.
Mz "
Ar and Mrs r l.. Brown aud son.
Gregory accompanied by Mrs. MARY
GreEorw and Mrs. Bertha Mcbride
notorea to Wichita today TO BE- the
guests 0f Mr. and Mrs. Jess Smart
u " a
Ars. Mary choata has returned
from six weexs trip to Iowa where
she visited relatives in several dr.
serens points OF Iowa Including Ames
Iand Waterloo. Tonsshi Mrs choate
leaves for Enid 10 visit her daughter
Mrs. Y. A. Jones and Mr. Jones and
their son Nathan and wife who have
been called 70 Oregon by the serious
Illness of Mrs Nathan Jones mother.
E K y
Nr. and Mrs. z. L. Hays have as
tbeir guest. Mr.. chas. Doxnie OF Los
Angeles. California.
X VI n
Nr. and Hrs. Boasen and son. FRED
rick have as their guest. Mr.. Chaa.
Reed. principal o, the wsukesa High
School and Mr.. Robert Douglass of
Enid kesyw
Mrs Frank Hel on and little dan
ghter. Frances Ruth Of Houston.
Texas all arrive this evening 70 rssif
q month with Nr. and Mrs. A. O.
Hsltoa OF 1862 West Cleveland.
y y q
NrE T. r. Arnstf has her guest
her sister, Mrs. E. b Robertson and
son. Bruce, rho nosored here from
Springfield. No.
~ y x
Mrs. Nathan Patterson has gone 20
Sulphur Springs for q vacation
y y y
Or. Ellen Schultz has returned from
Cleveland; Ohio where she attended
The National 0sss2sthsc eosTsatsoa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
GIRLS! BLEACH SKIN
WHITE WITH LEMON

Squeeze tho Juice ~ two lemons
into bottle containing three ounces
OF Orchard White whiehs any drug
store will supply for few cents
shake well, and You have quarter
plus at harmless nd delthtfui lemon
hleach Massage this sweotly fra
grant lotion into the face neck aTnlr
and hands each day. then shortly
note the beauty and whileness oi
your skin.
Famous stage beauties use ihis
lemon lotion 20 bleach aud hrng thaf
soft. clear. rosywhte complexion
also as freckie, eHnbafa. and Tan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
HOW ICE CREAM SODA
WAS Invented
A Summer Thundershower Al
Years Ago Caused = Seft
Drinks Dispenser To
Experiment

Detroit. Nlch.. Aag S-A Summer
sAanaershowtr 81 years ago resalsea
IL The Invention N me sce cream
soda according ;o Fred Sanders. "
a. petros.. whose grandfather. Fr~d
Sanders. claimed the distinction q
having discovered this American in
s.sfnssor.
speaking cf his xr~nafAtAers t.s-
covery Mr.. Sanders said.
-ror.y years aso the AmeFiesn
p4orle REGARDED ice cream much A.
the lily thas csula not ba palntet. Al
.hat tine they took u ssralght
Syrups uere in general use IN drink
corcocsions hat the See eresa sandAe
1nd l.s many near relatives we're an
known. CarAona'e4 water was used
By The soda dispensers IN popular
drink known as sweet ereau soda
lls chief ingredient wAs sweet cream
direct from the farm
The thnndersAower that broash.
asout ny graacfAsher's discovery
came in tie summer of 1850. lie vas
conducting sof. dr.nk parlor and
tAe s'orn caused the sweet cream be
lad intended for sodas 70 sour las
after the s.orn passed q wt3sins
party dropped in and uy grandfathe'
volunteered 10 experiment Until be
found suitable drink. lie tried
several drinks and finally concocied
enc almost sdan scal with the ics
cream soda Of today.
Men bers OF the parry liked the
new drink 80 well thar It became
popular within a short time and scos
AZ dealers were making the Eocas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
F R { c K | { S
Don't Hide Thsm Win . vsiif Re
=. move Them Win othins--.
Double Strength

This preparat on for the removal o.
freck'es il aslaily 80 s1ccessfnl IN
removing freck - aud giving q clear
beau iful complex on that Il j. sol1
nnder guarantee to refund The money
II Il "a is
Don't hide your freckles under q
yei' pet an oince of Ofhine aud re-.
move them. Even the first few sp'
pIcatiors ghou'd show a wonderful
Improvement some % the lighter
freckles vanishing entirely.
Be sure 10 ask the drugTsi for the
doub'e strength Othine: n IL this fhz.
Il sold or the money.back guarantee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05

afm'esfiy. some ~ them voln~ tn
Farley and ofhrrs 20 Keehi Dand
ridge Dunn and ouaie wsre plven
r'ed'cai attention AZ Keehi by ~
Madden. and were later taken - 81
franels hospital in tho city rndeg
atiax companys ambulance
Nos' Of che meu boarded The
''reivht 81 The Twenty ninth streef
cross NJ Peters and Htfosnyier
eaurht The train closer In 60 wichita
Ia was said The ncaro eH-roidiefs
who we're houorably DISCHARGED aed
Wcse returning 20 their homes. caf.
r'ei resoiyers which they had OBJ
iained while IN the service. fhe'
claimed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05

KEMG&xwwNyxxMw wxK
The rulf course Is in tine share
q Keeper has bean p0i on The greens
Ne they aill Ne 1cns in Rood share
y * =
one ~ she long distance drivers
Fred nevk has forsAAen baseball aud
roae bach 10 hls o.a love gos
" NJ VI
A new player % the course s. A.
E. per~lu whn thinks !, is rreat
tu, mAddenlne game
Y X "
A neu record has been made hy one
% oar consistent PLAYERS, Mr VII.
liam Blckell who made the course In
lee
Not 70 ha ousdoae John Gatchell
irove over he railroad track in so
ing 70 /.
w% n
There's not much doing on Ne gnli
course sunday afternoons since the
ball games
" " ~
A bunch of boys are planning 20 ~
70 Gushing 70 play their new Inks
They have built 4 dam and are haild
ing beautiful cmI house Thei;
grounds are very picturesque They
viii enjoy having a biz crowd g
practice up and be on your game
ready TO 70.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-05
rive Held IN jail


Marion and sedgwick county auth
oritiea and apcciai officers for tre
rock Island mllroad rouna np three
1egro ex cayalynen and two white
voushs late lasl night They are he
nr hold IA thc 2ndkwiek comfy jaii
rending the lnaneKt The men nrc
Theodore Mlt~hell nrfra. omahai
Jersey. rauglas q Macon neero
James Robinson neRro. Camden. Ne'e
phllade'phia Harold gwosnyldey
white. Is years old. 400 North cilfior
avenue. ard Vernon Peters. u. s66
Northern building. Wichita Tho no
Froes carried rovoivers and exchsne
"a shots With tie 'hieh iaekers ="
they said.
MeanwAiIe. authorities are search
ing for another .1nigh laeker.~ ai'eved
accompiice of the dead man. ard for
Nelson fNyels. negro. Louisville. who
disappeared after the SHOOTING scrape
The body 81 ne dead alleged hign
lacker was found on the floor u q
bos car fv the crew after the train
reached Marion. sheriff J G tar
naman vas notified. Throurh rom
munlcaiion with Ben Judkins. speela
OFFICER. who vas al Cline station. b.
learned OF the attempted held ~ anil
the two worked on The case ~ith
sheriff Doug simmons and other %
slcern of gedgwick county.
Victims OF the melee wandered
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SHOOTING ABOARD TRAIN
FATAL TO H|-JACkEn
Three Others Are Injured A. a
Result Of the Wild Shooting
Negro Is Expected To
Die

Wichita Aag Ar unidentified
alleged high issAcr VAS found
dead. ono nrQfo IS injured seriously.
Two white mon injured rileaay. an
other alleged "h~h iasker" and twa
n"eno are nissink and ,hres neers.s
and tvo white youlha are beinp heia
far Investigation ar thc rpaa ~ *
meieo on hoard a speeding Rock l.
land freisht train hegwcen Ksehl and
for'ey last nIehs
The bodY ~ ihe al,orad sh's,
lacker." who " thought "a be rrea
GoT~ow, Red Roek Oklahoma, arriv.
~ here ihls mornsnr. aftrr whlcn
Coroner ~ q Hookman VITA at The
time Tor an inquest
oliver Dandriage negro. "a ycars
old. wellsson. Oklahoma. ono 81 fam
negro discharged soldiers from 4
camp ia Texas. la o. the point of
death al So francis hospital ne r,
telsed a bslliat wound ia the abda
men.
iiarry Dunn. white. Little Roek.
Arkansas. and curtis Qaaie. white
De Queen Arkansas, are IN the hos
plial with slight injuries received
either IN an attack or when they ~
capped frnm the coal ear n which ten
men were riding, when. according 70
'Anir story they we're commanded ga
~atick'em NJ" by the two "high
fa..x.rs
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