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first two conventions that "the so-called
gentlemen's agreement with japan be
abrogated' and that "foreign- born
Japanese be forever barred from Ameri-
can citizenship" is expected to come
up again. The Legion in California,
Texas, Arizona, Washington, Colorado
and Nebraska has supported the enact
ment of laws prohibiting land holding
by the Japanese. Washington Legion.
aires went on record as favoring the
return of ell Japanese in this country
toNtheir native land.
Demand BergdolPs Return
Whether the Legion will stand for
civil service preference for World War
veterans, not only in appointments,
but in promotions, is expected to be up
for decision.
Almost every Legion state conven-
tion has passed resolutions demanding
the return of the Stacker Bergdolf,
and this point, with review of the
publication of Stacker and draft
deserter lists. will come up for dis
cussion. 1t is believed likely that the
movement for the release of Eugene "
Debs also will be considered. Legion
committees have gathered mass of
information on these subjects for the
conventions guidance.
The national committee on naval af-
fairs will present report dealing with
the size of the navy, the relative i'm
portance of the surface fleet, air forces
and underwater craft, disintegration
of the naval reserve, etc.
The military affairs committee will
offer report chiefly on the possibli-
ties of Legion encouragement of the
National Guard and organized reserve.
All told, national headquarters an
nounces dozen national committees
will present important reports to the
convention and several Of them will
make far-reaching recommendations.
On the last day of the convention
national commander, five national vice
commanders and a national chaplain
will be elected. There are no announced
candidates. New Orleans, Baltimore
San Francisco and Houston, Tex, are
in the race for the meeting place of
the 1922 convention
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27
The American Legion
Ne,cs: Local, State, National
All Legior, Contention
Ne,cs in The Tribune

Of the conventions the Ameri-
can Legion has held since it's or
ganization, three years ago, that
at Kansas City next week prom
iscs to be productive Of more Lee
gion news than any other.
The Tribune will cover the CON
vention thoroughly, and Legion
naires may get an intimate view
of the deliberations of their COM
rades by reading daily stories by
The American Legion Editor of
this newspaper.
AS the official publication of
the Legion In New York State,
The Tribune will give particular
attention to the activities of the
delegation from the New York
Department.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27
ABRAHAM r1cr,-cn,



sUpKEME ~; = !ax, COURT OF THE STATE OF
"a "a HOLLAND FISHER. raatntitf ie1n.un. snai,.,
mHARLES q. FISHER. Defendant sum
mons. m Action for Absolute Divorce.
ARp ne 4 ths Ss sb sbsye named Defendant; you
aaHl AnE HEhEBY SUMMONED to answer the
coemplalnt 90 IN this action and 20 serve con-.
y, o,,, Sour answer on the Plaintiffs Attornsy
MIN MIN twenty dey& after the service OF this
in1mmoIfs e., G exclusive OF the day Of service. ana
=, i,as ense OF ynur failure to appear or answer
y,,,f. jyunffmsnt en- will be taken against you by de-
plaint III the coia-
DATED New York. January 10th. 1921.
hAhHf SAKS HECHHEIMER. Attorney
Ior R,r,. riasn,n Once and r o. Address l5ao
~ hssI0adwway. ra Borough of Manhattan, City Of
To CHARLES g. FISHER The foregoing
nunnons s,,rs.. 's served upon you by puhilcatiur
Pursusnt psWi to an order OF Hon VERNON NJ
=, IA is. Justice OF the Suprerne Court OF
eas Of oo.assr ssais OF Ssw York dated the h DAY
t.a.n e.,m,nt n the ONCE OF the Clerk OF the
Hn,asss ., Ui s hew York. at the County Court
Your YYornty and State OF New York Dated. Ne,s
!, n2rE; October l7th 1921 HARRY sAKs
a..s aaaESnhElM MER. Attorney for Plaintiff Of
Dc, Pc ana r o. Address 1910 Broadway.
NS-r York CIV.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. TRIAL DESIRED IN
NEW YORK COUNTY MOND
hosiery MILLS, Plaintiff against LOR-
EMO TOUS. Defendant SUMMONS.
To the above named Defendant
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED IN
answer the complaint in this action. ana
20 serve a copy OF your answer on tho
Plaintiffs attorney within 20 days after
the service Of this summons, exclusive Of
the day of service; and in case of vonr
faiiure to appear or answer, Judgment
VIII be taken against you by defauit for
the relief demanded in the complaint
Datee, New York. N. Y, August 2s
ABRAHAM EISENSTAT
Plaintiffs Attorney, Office ana poet,
ofticc Address, 3S Park Row Horonrh
OF Manhattan. City OF New York
20 Lorenzo Tous the above named de-
fendant;
me foregoing summons is served rnor
you ~ publication, pursuant to an order
oL honorable Isidor Wasservogel. a Jus
.lce OK the Supreme Court OF the STATE ot
Se" YORK. dated tho. 28h day OF Sentern-
per. 1921. and filed with the conplaint IN
Ne Ne once OF the Clerk OF the County OF
Ne~ Iork, at the County Court House In
a, me Eorongh Of Manhattan. City, County
Dated. New York, September % $40,
pto,., ABRAHAM EISENSTAT
1'aan'iHs Attorney. once and Post
ONCE Address, ss Park Row. Boroneh
oi manhattan. New York City
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Mrs. Anna Enders Buys
Fine SLEEPY Hollow Estate

A large brick dwelling at Sleepy Hol-
low has been sold to Mrs. Anna Enders
of North Tarrytown, with large
Broadway frontage and an outlet or
the Sleepy Hollow Road. 1t has been
owned by the selling family since 1885,
and comprises fifty acres. The Sleepy
Hollow Country Club and the William
Rockefeller properties are adjacent
William A. White & Sons and Fish &
Marvin were the brokers'.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27

TO RENT, 'FURNIsHED-Two neat, cheer
full outside connecting rooms conveniences :
with refined lady to refined business women
or couple. 4S6 West 136th st., Apt. IA.
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1921

4HuhSDAf, NOV VEMBER II, 1921
AT 0:30 A. NJ
on each day, and continuing until all goods
are sold. TO wit; Household furniture, con.
slstng OF parlor suits, bedroom suits din.
n, Ing room suits. library furniture, pianos.
trunks, boxes barrels. sutcases contents,
consisting OF clothing. linen, books, papers
stationery; pictures sewing machines, Ice
glassware, slverware. bedding draperies q nd
materials and other personal effects. az enu
merated IN the warehouse inventory issued
ny tnis warehouse and held for the account /,
WHrTNEy. SNI!.Tsa J. j. bUGAN. 9. F. BANKS. a. a.
! ouiNN, &: q M1II.iN. mrs. s. SuRT! SfuuRaTT!hAR. M
sf;stiNRSs s AZ , T. A ~ wKETGHEM. e. G. INGIEs.
MlNNER. MRS. THoMPsoN. H.. sik MEsYiEkss. &
GENSlSGHAM aFNa E ANwiS " q 4 aoosgT g.Sr RoSnS
MITcnEIL / HAMnuRGEn. n re II.ARi r spvR. +; E.
GEoNs G, M, +; i; WRIGHT, e K KENNEiDIY.
TIsoMss Fl mM,SssEnN: SIRs u; & .WHlTeoMB. nH A.
HuE. WILSON. MRS. .KELLoGG, j. BONA
SMpE. S,y ;,,,,; T. 3 rEARsoN. 4. j. GREIsISR
I.E ROY KuRTz. N MIR. 'He DousLAss Il MAhTyN. L. M.
+, I'll, 3 W9oD $; n9RAsMf' n9sfe j. n n fiv1SaE TSsT
STEIN. c. w. HIGGINS, r.. SALON w W r r
ERowN. c. H. HEGEAfAN. q. A. NATHAN.
SoSi = sIrI ! InrpI nEL Sc SGnosTELLos s.; p; KEEP.
=. - ~ :, rslN Ia y y, ~ fOSS, r. III. HAW.
LEY ~ JACOBS =. CARO- q "
WALDO. H. L. SCHAfEpES. f. SWISS. NJ.
JANSEN, II. DRICKLETT. MIR. HARTEN-
STEIN,
All being now stored In said Arrow Storage
Wa rehonse, and all to be more spec,fcaiiv
and described at time OF said
sale The goods viii be on exhibition at the
time and place OF SALE
ARROW
STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
- .-...e.ns a.xa.
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NORTHERN wEsTcurs-.

n,o NsooRTHERN wEsTcHrs-r
no. 2oo--CHARMING Sister
~, ! a e. 30 acres. beautifuIIYY IYuis5as issas n
house contains 5 mssser's landsss,.',
'vants,. baths: garage, { coon. ICONS a, "a
ihgs, etc. Open for OFFER. s' ouiSzs.1
acres c@ionj''i ceoiljAiTmng yo.ss Westehesser Hp. ..
all modern; ? cottages; ys. ,oons. ts:a
out ouildinRs; in excellent eonass'e.: ase: ssEss
low. GEORGE HOWE. 527 527Jiisos pss,s pas
SOUTH YoNKERS-A readv-m.-.---
IN a restricted high class '''sas ssss N
nels a, hporhood large corner plo.. lsss'asl|
: ssir uoDery ~ rooms; high Class
uteS to ','Oe rs,ros5 sTer5ytnlng the best sv.
schools and churches. this iIssassi Is ~ Il
property al very moderate cr;s. ~ ea.'e,,
neth G. Mackenzie. 442 South ps. sd
Telephone 2060 Yonkers. 'i0sasal
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STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSE SALE
OF GOODS FOR
JTNDAIn CH CEc,

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS
OF law. there being due and unpaid charges
for which the undersigned. the Arrow Stora s,e
nan on the. goods hereinafter described and
due notice having been given to all parties
known to claim an interest therein and the
time specified In such notice for payment
OF such charges having expired, there viii
be sold at public auction at Its warehouse.
516 West 181st ST., New York City on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, i92i
AT 10:30 A. NJ
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27

REPRESENTATIVES, wanted by AN old
established firm In the cheese and pro
vision business far out of town VIII CON
slider only applicants that dwell in the
states in which we wish to be represented.
The old timers are the only ones consid-
cred. Apply , to 1, G. Perceval Inc 2
Ninth ave. (near nth ST..
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27

2s5 WEST END AvE.--suite, single rooms
and studios, with or without bath; ref
erence
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Mattresses

WAITRESS, young. ca pa BILE. excellent Miss
Halls Bureau II w. 44th. Van. $3.50
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27

HOUSEKEEPER--Mi ged. settled, unat-
tached, with good experience and executive
ability enabling her to supervise large and
prominent private establishment. Must have
personal references. state experience and
other details. X 629, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27
HELP WANTED MALE

established organiza
tlon wants man Of education and good
a ppearance to place contracts with big
business men-eSecutives OF corporations
Must furnish successful record of past
50 les. Opportunity and commission rernu
neration unlimited for right man. Freight
Traffic Managers Association, 799 Broad :
way.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27
New Jersey


NEW HOUSES AT ,ssoerp
at Bogota Heights. built of stns.. =,
frame: steam. parquet floors. , sIsr.,,,.:'' ~
plot 40xl0o. Michael Bros 4 fS.,,I.''
sen, Maplewood and Palisade syss - ~
phone Hackensack 533-R. -'''
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Long Island

LTNBROOK AND vrcrv,-~
Good house I rooms and NJ
New Colonial. rooms and han Rsl
tricity, steam heat. chestnut sr;,s So s. ~ Z.
Beautiful bungalow. roorns AN, .usass ~
steam heat. fireplace. plot sOsioa iI' !;
Martens & Peace, opposite staton -
brook. ''1eVa M
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27

TuTOR-Young college student 10 cooct ,,,-,
school boy In French, Latin. English aiss.
,ra, ora. geometry and history for college en-
as as outdoor sports are required az wstl ;, !
irsIrncting hours to Q; meals suprsiea 7,
.s,,Nt sAceient position and good wages FOR ons
uuaiIying State full particulars includine
references and credentials Box 90 Olsni,
Advertising 1f33 Broadway. o0.'
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27

= Young man. experienced
selling ladies' readyto- wear garments;
must travel; high class establishment.
COMMISSION basis Address Box 337, Room
2oOS, 10 West 10th st.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

GIRLS FOR GENERAL OFFICE WORK
AND LEDGER POSTING: PREFER
ONE UNDERSTANDING TYPEWRITING; f;
NORMA CHOCOLATE NOLL ST. NEAR
BUSHWICK AV, BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27

HASDS-Finishine saw, plan
ers and jontefs; union shop; ability paid
for. Anderson Lumber Co, Passaic, n. J.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27

YOUNG WOMEN to train for nurses; 1s
months course pay while lea rnng Brook
iyn Eye & Ear Hospital. "a Livingston St.
Brooklyn. N. Y
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27
Lost Bankbooks

IosT-Bankbock No. oo16s OF the IT, s..
Savings Bank Of N. Y. Payment stopped
Please return to bank.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27
TO LET FOR BUSINESS rURpou,
Brooklyn

LOFTS. each 5oxIoO. light on fOur ~
for manufacturing purposes. Appls jssss,
Haaf. 202o-2O52 Pacific ST.. BROOKLYN. =
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET !
East Side
West Side

10TH ST. (50 Morningside Ave.), Apart
ment 44--Large, light, airy room, every
convenience strictly private; Christian
family; for business gentleman; references
desired Telephone S447 Morningside.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27

STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
~ .-.~.e..-s
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27

WANTED--A general houseworker with
experience. for family OF five adults Ap-
ply at Apart. 2E 472 West End ave-
Thursday or Friday, 10 to 8.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27

SALESLADY - Experienced in showroom.
large wholesale ready o-wear es,ab-
lishment salary Address Box 236. Room
2503, ITO West 40th st.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27
TR7BuNE CLASS SSIFIED ADVERTIS7Nc
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD

LOsT-CertIhcate, No. B-o6s21o for ten
shnres common stock Westinghouse Elec-
trio q Manufacturing Co. In the name of
Caroline Fl. r. Sprague. Finder please rsturn
to the company at East Pittsburgh, Pa
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27
INSTRUCTION

for business studies and ~
dence Lexington saith ST. Reshl NJ I.
Vanderbilt 4e69. or 242 Lexington ay- a. ~
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27

REss-Gerinan; first class; capa
bic worker; excellent references. Lans
&. Boecharer Co, 4s~West 33d st.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27
BoARDERs WANTED
COUNTRY BOARD

A. NtoDERATE-PRIC boarding home
for those seeking a permanent home or
rest; ideal location good food and finest
mineral water good treatment we also
take serni-invatids. Write or phone, Bell
173 r u Ephrata, or address The Naples,
Akron. Pa.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27

STORE AND BASEdENT-Jchnstoa e,a
ing. Nevins s.. and Flatbush av. +, rsf,r,
long term lease. Chauncey Real Estss :
1877 Montague 81. Telephone Main .ses y
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27
Miscellaneous

kITCHENNfAID or plain cook or second cook
Young. swede; city family; good ref
erences. L., Miss Hofmayers Agency, 10
East 43d St, Sd floor. Telephone ss47 MUIR
ray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27
Unveil Memorial Sunday

On Sunday afternoon, at o'clock
residents of Greenwich Village will as
semble in Abingdon Suare, at Hudson
and Bethune streets, to do honor to
the men from that section who died on
the field of honor
A monument has been erected at this
spot and it will be unveiled with cereA
mony, with members of the American
Legion and the Veterans of Foreign
Wars as an escort of honor. The Le-
gion will send Greenwich Village
Lexington, Murray Hill. Chelsea and
Knickerbocker posts and the Veterans
of Foreign Wars will send Antilles,
Washington and Michael J. Lynch
posts.
All other World War veterans are
invited to attend the cerem onies.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27
TO LEr-UNFusSlsHl
Manhattan

57TH ST, ,107 EAsT-Unfurnished apar,nd
of two large rooms and bath; electro
lease; references required: rent, sl5o; >
mediate possession.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27
Governesses, Etc.

GOVERNEsS; reliable. highly recommend
ed. Miss Halls Bureau, II W.. 44th.
Vanderbilt 8340.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27
APARTMENTS TO LET-ruRy1sEv,
Manhattan

slST ST. columbus av) (Hotel colosal
Newly decorated, furnished, one. ",
three outside rooms, bath; elevated, "
face cars. subway; $50 room. bath; Il
hotel service; restaurant
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APAS1
-MENTS. : TO II Rooms 0UTsHJ
SPACIOUS. TELEPHONE 57Ss ScHITj
LER.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27

TED ST. WEST-A;tractive apartments Z
rooms. private bath real kitchen; ls'g
light rooms. latest improvements; Feasa'
able. Columbus 9ss.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27
Miscellaneous
INFORMATION WANTED

~ D. ~, IN q know whereabouts OF Arch,,,,,S
roffy Irene Patten. a. Wesa
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27

NURSE-Youne children excellent ref
e-ences. Miss Fitzgerads Bureau. SS6
9Th ay
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27

RECEIPT LOsT-A receipt issued by the
y. 8, Assay Office, No. 1926, dated Oct. s..
1921. for 2615 ounces gold bullion, payable
to- VIM. Fishberg order, has been lost.
Payment has been stopped at the Assay ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27
Domestic Help

EXCELLENT Swedish cooks. chamber
maids, buffers and couples; city, country.
Berta Carlson's Swedish Agencies, 7S7 Lex
ington ave, near 61st. Rhinelander SB47.
$3.50 Broadway. corner s2d.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27
ROOMS AM RATH. sal

ROOMS AND BATH, VII
TRoOMS AND BATH. Sl45 to UP
Immediate possession. In the fashletasI
located elevator apartment houses, II y
10 East 95th St. near Eth av. Ape "
premises or WILLIAM CRUlKShANAg
SONS. Singer Building.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-27

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED AND q
ROOM SUITES, WITH AND WITHOUT
BATH SINGLE ROOMS. DESIRABLE
FOR BACHELORS. TELEPHONE SCHUY-
LER 5762.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-06-03
FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1921
RAILROAD WAGE REDUCTIONS

The reduction of railroad wages
announced by the United States Rail-
road Labor Board, effective June ].
will bring relief To every industry
and business in America, and seems
fair to the labOrs themselves indi
Gated their willingness to accept.
Railroad freight and passenger
rates have been higher than ever be-
fore-so high in fact as to be almost
confiscatory. One disastrous effect
Of the high freight rates has been
the stOppage OF all transportation of
commodities that could be stopped,
the shipment OF all possible mater
ials by motor truck, and slow down
in various public works using tre-
mendOus amounts Of material. In
short the shipping public almost re-
belled. The rates were too high to
get business and the roads found
themselves in financial mire.
The reduced wages will permit
lower freight and passenger rates
Reduced rates will stimulate passen-
ger traffic and increase tonnage, and
the result will be a livening up of
all sorts of industries and occupa-
tions which have been hit by the ex-
cessive rates, in addition to pulling
the roads themselves out OF ecOnO-
mic straits.
Al the same time as the railroads
and the whole of American business
laborers themselves will not suffer
for living costs have been greatly
reduced and are still on the down
grade.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-06-03

The only time an average man
talks business" ,o his wife is to
tell her times are hard, and they
will have to spend less money.---
Tishomingo Capital-Democrat
Well. why should man worry
his good wife with his business mat
ters. Marriage is partnership.
Man is trained to earn money
through business or profession that
he may provide for his family's nee
essities and comforts. Woman is
trained to establish and make the
home. and has her many duties as
has her mate. Under ideal condi-
tions Woman is supreme in the home
and Dad is the meal ticket. Why
should Dad run home and worry
Mother with his business troubles
She has troubles in attending to her
own end OF the establishment.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-06-03
>Iw MILLING FIRM HERE

I, deal was coDsumattd here th's
v..k whereby Messrs f. w. and f.
y stewart and George BOyet bought
49,. roIiier-Dickey Milling Company $
man, and business and are operating
i, h.rinning June ! under the name
g., ,he Stewart Mill d Grain Conn
nary. These three gentlemen have
h..n Interested with the Durant Mil
MINK Company and active in its bust
t.ss. and while they are severing
their active connection with that
firm. still hold their financial inter
g.; in il;
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-06-03

Not being able to learn o. the hap
uenines hy word of mouth he In
var!bly .Nclaims. thought you wer"
Il newspaper man 4 lot Of people
fail to grasp this Idea. Newspapers
do no, make news, neither do they
e". il by wireless the minute 1t
breaks. Newspapers gather facts and
ideas from multirudes of people and
countless sources. work the whole Of
il into news and editorial columns
and give it OUT through the printed
page
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-06-03
WILL TELL Us ABOUT
BURBANK'S WIZARDRY
t'hautauu,ia speaker Next Week To
Show How Burbank hvelOpes
Scetlit.s> Apples and Count
less Other Things

Luther Burbank name Will he
classed with that Of Edison. Aggasiz,
Carrell and Bell in the years to come.
His experiments with fruits and vese-
tables have been of untold value to
mankind. Desert plants have been
turned into valuable food and unless
fruits developed into wonderful deli
cacies.
Henry A. Adrian knows Burbank s
work up. down and sidewise for he
worked with him for days. His lee
ture is an excursion into wonder
land of fact which sounds like wild
ing and practically valuable.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-06-03

Some said, and believe he's
right, that we've beaten our plOw
shares into monkey wrenches and
have thrown them into the works
Of everything that's running
Mineral Wells tTex.) Index.
True. and majority of the good
Americans are now doing their best
to extract the tools from the cos
wheels and get the machine to run.
ming right again.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-06-03
GOLDEN is HELD WITHOUT ~ ,
Continued from page m.

cusing him Of writing ~. -
which was denied. That Cr.,s .us'.
seemed flustered and lsckins a'snea(
to utter. and stood there u,,s s@d'
hands in his pants pocket; ths, ~ =
ally Graighead started towars d' M
pulling his hands from his no,.ll NJ NJ
that his wife began scream;~n ~
that he thereupon began sboo,;,a ~
Craighead. but ceased shootins y, u
he fell, that he believed Cra;.se wy |.
had a knife or something ana -
his own life was in danger ara .es
after the shooting he cauyh, h,a va 'l.'
and went to McGee's house ans we
shortly afterward he surrender.s s's !.
constable Alexander and was hreu u .
to Jail In Durant. 'en'
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-06-03
MCINTOSH. BRIGHAM

Atty. Jas. T. Mcintosh Of this city,
and Miss Lillian Mae Brigham were
married at Atoka, June /. the cere-
mony taking place at the home Of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
l.. Brigham. according to announce
ments received here Thurgday. Mr..
and Mrs. Mcintosh will be at home
at 6l5 y. Tenth Avenue this city,
after July !.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-06-03
MARRIED

Sunday evening at S O'Clock. Mr..
Lex James of Durant, and Miss Bow
den Raincs of Platter were united in
marriage. The ceremony taking
place at the home Of Rev. ]. T. Clin-
ton on 1902 West Cedar, Dnrant
The bride is the daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Raines of Platter, Oklahoma.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-06-03
BUSINESS CHANGES

Rowsey Brothers have sold their
confectionery business on Main
street to Haggard and Townsend.
who are now in charge Of the busi-
ness Rowsey Brothers have bought
the business of the F. W. O'BaniOn
Music Company and are operating ii
under the name of the ROwsey Bro
ih.rs Music Company.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-06-03

Some of the people who make
russ about giving an item of
news to reporter will complain
that his paper does not cover the
news OF the town.-Boswell News.
There is man in Durant who
makes 1t point Of calling at our NJ.
flee daily to ascertain what we know
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-06-03
HERE FROM MENItO CRY

Ben II. dwight formerly ut this
city hut now residing in Mexico City.
Is here this week visiting his mot he,
Mrs Mary j. King. and attending
hnsln'ss matters. He says Moxicu
Is really peaceful low .nt has u
bright future.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-06-03
PICNIC JlNE ~

A big farmers community will be
held June l6. on G. s. Lofts place
two and one-half miles south of Pr
tie. to which the public is invited
Mr.. Lofts says they are planning on
some good speakers, band to fur
nish music and an immense baske,
dinner.