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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-24
America. Ala.


 Dear Aunt Ann; Are you still pros pering fine? Aren't you surprised at me for letting two weeks pass with ably know when anyone is interested in anything she can hardly keep from writing. But l managed to keep from it few days anyhow and wouldn't havo then if I hadn't thought you would want the space for new mem bers. But l couldn't wait a bit longer.
 Now I have an idea that you would be interested in our Christmas tree and program that We are going to have at the church. It is going to be such a nice affair that everyone has that on their mind The tree is going to be loaded with the most handsome gifts, from the least to the oldest delivered 10 you by old santa himself. but the grandest thought of 1t all is that MT. A. B. Aldridge is the real Santa, because he donated the tree and all the gifts to the AL dridge Sunday school.
 Several of the ladies have spent much of their time training the chil. dren and many of the grown-ups with Christmas songs and recItations which will be rendered in honor of our Savior.
 I am sure that you don't enjoy let ters so long. but l got interested and 1 almost forgot to close, but will now. Your friend,
 MIRA COURINGTON. . Aunt Ann wishes her little girl mol D ,s.-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-24

CTS And Santa stood on the top waiting for the present to drop.
 The next morning was very happy morning. For each little heart was made to rejoice.
 There father joined them and they had very happy Christmas to- gether.
 ELIZABETH FUNDERBURG. Cropuran
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-24

with Christmas chl dren?
 They members of Christian they the beautiful built pallet represented the kind of bed which the Lords little has
  To ha a holyd a one. 6 alre
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-24

and doll carriage and trunk, then pulled me off of the hook and pulled all the things out of me. Then she put me away where l couldn't hear any more.
 HELEN JOHNSTON. VI R Sr IakeView School
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-24

The of the AgeHerad for boys and asked contribute Original photographs young ceptable only paper give nam all mail Aunt Ann, AgeHerad Birmingham by Wednesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-24

Bellamy. Ala, Dec. 15. Dear Aunt Ann: l am enjoying The Age Herald junior page very much. In fact all the children are. too, Hope Il will see this in the paper Saturday. If it gets to the trash basket I will try my luck again. I go to school and am in the seventh grade. Your unknown friend,
 MARINE EATMAN.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-24


 Once, a long time ago, in Eng land there was a wicked king He wished all his people to pray as he wished them to. So they set sail for Holland.
 In the meantime one ship had leak, so all the people had to get into the Mayflower. When they got to Holland their children began to speak Dutch.
 Again they set sail for America They landed at Plymouth in 1920 Then 1t became very cold. Half of them died
 Then it became spring. Then they could raise crops. They set aside day when they could thank God. They called this day Thank sgiving. They had a feast and had the Indians to come. They had wild turkey, roast ed deer. and berries of all kinds. When the feast was over the Indians went home
 STANLEY J. KNIGHT, JR., Senior Sd Grade B-Lakeview School
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-24

The names of these little folks, who ech have taken gifts to be sent far away to orphans of the church at Atlanta are reading from left to right; Helen McWane, years old, little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A. T. McWane; Gene Harrison. 4 years old. rison: Norman Kitchens Mccoy, seven years old. little son of MT. and Mrs. B. c. Mccoy; James Carter Williams, years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Williams. Jr.; Ralph Frank An drews. who will be in January, son of Mir and Mrs. F. E. Andrews.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-24

Get on your big Eiassos, all yee children. and see if you know wht this is.
 He Is one of Aunt Ann's little un- known boys
 MT. Baird. The Age Herald pho tographer, saw him somewhere the other day and snapped his picture, and if he comes to The Age-Herald office he will be given a nice round dollar to spend anyway he pleases.
 Wonder what he will do with itl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-24

way rom BIrmlnghdni-ln b1g, OId, ople live in homes built right on top tween.
 houses or "flats," and all the little yard way downstairs.
 if you'd drop out to Nelles house you'd see just this sight-birds on her head and birds on her shoulders, and they are whispering to her about a wee baby brother dove that has just recently opened It's eyes and is hustling up to grow some ftaehers, so he won't freeze this winter.
 Isn't Nelle sweet little girl and don't you know she's happy7 She is only 5 years old.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-24
NIANE IUOhEH. Seventh Grade, Robinson School.

Birmingham, Ala, Rt. s, Box 56. Dear Aunt Ann:
 l am boy 12 years of age and go to Patton Chapel school and am in the Sixth grade. My teacher is Mrs. Annie Patton and I like her. We are going to have a Christmas program Friday night, December %, and l wish you could be with us. l want to join your Fresh Air club and l am saving tinfoil
 LUTHER TAFF.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-24
Route 3. Altoona. Ala.

Dear Old Santy: I am ritting you to tell you what I want you to bring me Christmas. I want a little slepy doll with curly hair and a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-24
Rellamv Ala Dec K

Aunt Ann wishes her little girl such a merry Christmas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-24
AN ELECTRIC TRAIN

VI B. sr.. Lakeview School.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-24

have four wheelbarrow wheels which l would like to exchange for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-24
MY WISH FOR
 FRIDAY AFTER MOONS

Age 12 years.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-10-14
SAVANNAH RAN is FATHT z
OF THIRTY-TWO CHILEREN.

Savannah, Ga Oct. Io.-A. B.
Burgess a savannah negro, en-
PIoy'd BY the Atlaotic Coast Lire
Railway, probably has the largest
amily 10 Georgia He IS the faith
Il Of 'hirly-,wo ehildtea and has
ddJ three wives. iwe en,y-six of
oi these children are living.
When a n-wspapes reporter went
70 see Burgess and his numberops
offspring h= found them all living
nappi'y and contente5 in the su-
b0rps The negro mas been bless
ed with seven sets of twins and two
se's Of trlplets The eldest son is
! and the other members OF the
family are married, giving Burgess
innumerabIe grandchildren.
When the last set Of twins were
born Burgess and his wife had run
OUT o' names and they grew up
aameless. iaanaly selecting their
! o&n names when they entered pub
c school.
Burgess SHE'D at selecting names
'hen he found that among his
rogeny he had been doubling
,p, having two "Willies and
40 Sa'lies' in the flock -Ex.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-10-14
CROWD ATTACKS NEGRO TOR
TURER IN COURTROOM
Police Rescue Slayer Held for
Murder.

The sordid side o. life is an
everyday story IN the Des PLANES
street police court
Yesterday however. tie room-
iul Of people who knew hard
knocks and have been stared by
misfortune, list, ned, appalled, d at
III. frig tiulness and horror oi The
tale OF how Roy Batter, 20 year
old Negro. mistseatsd the two
sons OF the woman with Ahcm he
was living, killing one aod tortar-
ing the other almost to'the pc int
OF deaih.
Lets bneh him, was tie
Whisper that passed 'lir ush9ut
the courtroom
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-10-14
TEXAS NEGRO BURNED
1T STAKE BY MOB
Hundreds See Match Applied to
Death Pyre of White Girls
Assaiiaas.

Mount Pleasant. Tex .-Wylie
McNeelly, negro, vas burned 70
death by mob near Leesbafe
Camp County, shortly after mic
night last night. He had been
arrested charged with assault upon
girl.
The negro Vas seized by the
mob when he attempted 10 leap
from the jail 10 an automobile
waiting TO spirit HIN away fFom
the crowd ahioh had surrounded
the jail
Little excitement attended ihe
ournin and ali evidences Ct the
grim affair had been removed H..
morning
McNeeIy was a resttd SUNDAY
following the attack on the si J ant
hurried to MI Pleasant, Titus
County A mob visited ihe ii.
there Sunday might, bot iallcd Il
get the nesro.
Late yesterday Sheriff John J
Reese VAS advised that several
hundred persoas from Leesbnrg,
had started for Ml Plea, ant ia aai :
mobiles. The Offices arranged to
spirit McNeely away aud 4st S
darknessset 10 bad the negro c.inib
from a rear window Of the Jail
with the in,eotion Of placing han
IN an automobile.
Unknown to Sheriff Reese par
OF the mob had surrounded ;h-
Jail, however, and as TIE DegIc
climbed rom the wiodow he Was
seized. luierly PLACED IN an au'c-
mobile and started Tor Leesbu'g
Enroute he mob was joined BY
hundreds os Others. and Mher
Lcesbarg Mas reached the h.nesa'
pyre was quickly PREPARED On :
vacant lot IN the edge u iown.
McNee,y WIS .led 70 stalk,
and surrounded by 5'y wood ie
which kerosene atd ma'cbes were
applied.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-10-14
CARPENTRY WORK SOLICITED.


ii you want new house built OF an
old one repaired, and but little money
to spend, just card 10 H. /. Lyle,
Z. O Box, 81 Brookport. III.
| will guarantee satisfaction, both
in first class carpentry and repair
work. All kinds of carpentry, and the
best of all, my prices will suit any
poor mans pocket book. AT Live
and Let Live Prices is my Motto.
| am man of your Race and want
your patronage. If you have building
done ! am the man you are looking
for, who viii do your work at the low
est price, and my work will bear in
spection along side the so-called first
class carpenters. and that is what you
want.
= IF you want Your work done by the
day or contract am at your service
Consult me for prices As long as |
live want my people 10 1--we with me.
Give me a trial.
II. l.. LyTLE,
Z. Q. Box 81,
Brook port, III.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-10-14
Administrator Notice

Estate Of Laura Groean Deceased
The under signed. having been ap-
pointed Administrators Of The estate Of
Laura Grogan late Of the County Of
Massac and the State Illinois. deceased
hereby give notice that he viii appear
before tho County Court Of Msssae
County at the Court House IN Meirop-
oils at the October Term on the fret
Monday IL October next, at which
time 81 persons having claims against
said estate are notified and requested
10 attend Tor the purpose of having the
adjusted. All persons indebted 70 -aid
estate are required 10 make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
DaisJ this 5th day of August. \ u.
1921
> Bartlett Kerr.
Administration
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-10-14
Tortured Infant to Death.

Boilef invaded the home oi MIS-.
Rena co eman two years ago ard
drove hsr husband awiy. iiaro'd
Coleman, , IL years old, was
killed b3 the brutality, BaiIel
bailet aud MIR, Colsma fed
isom the authossr, who sought
the iac's Ct Iiarold S death.
Last Monday detectives Of the
Warren avenue staslos learned Of
the torture Gig nlieted upon
Harvey Coleman by his suppose J
father Hung op By the thumbs
ior hours. boiling water poured
over hls legs. and the biisters
picked With a needle, were Ire
quen, happenings IN the boy ) life
Ills mother vas ais IL ld 10 the
grand jury = -hlcago Ifiban=.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-10-14
WILL PROSE
CUTE SLAYER
MAN NH0T IN NATIONAL
BAPTIST CONVENTION
STILL IN JAIL
DAVE MILLER TO BE TRlfB-.-SH0T
WIFI. AGClDENTlY KILLS
DR.. G.Ij. W. B0YD.

The state Of Louisiana is to
prosecute to the limit Dave Miller
who is charged with murder in the
FIRST d. gree, he having shot and
killed his wife in the Freedman
Hall in New Orleans, La, during
the re cent session OF the National
Baptist Convention, and at the
same time accidetly shot and kill
cd the late Key. {. ]. w. Boyd.
the secretary of the Educational
Board OF the National Baptist Con-
vention which operates The NatiJn-
al Baptist Theological and Train
ing Seminary in this city. This
Information came IN letter ad-
dressed to Rev Henry A. Boyd.
the secretary OF the Sunday School
Congress, who was in the hall wiih
upwards Of five thousands OF other
visitors and members OF the con-
yention when the shooting took
place. The letter was written by
Rev J l. Burlell, ID. d., who
was one Of the leaders Of the local
committee Il at ent rtained the
National Bap.l,t Convention.
Rev. Mr. Boyd is also in pos
session ot letter from the prose-
cutting attorney for the parish OF
Louisiana in which state New Or
leans is located.
A number oil eye witnesses bave
been summoned, and it is though,
that the Rev. 4 ID. Hubbard, -
D., OF Chicago, Illinois. who was
TO sail ios Al ica, will be kept In
this country as st,T witness, as it
was the Rsks DR.. Hubbard. D. y.
who captured Dave Miller, the
slayer, after ne had doae the shoot
ing wSie The pistol was sdlI snok-
ing AMI who narrowly escaped
being shot himself, as the slaye'
snapped the pistol twice in his
I ce, but his vice like giip upon
the criminal prevented his escape
presiden, Jones also stated that
the National Baptist Convent on
h d already arranged to contribute
largely toward the funds in push
ing the prosecution
National Baptist Union Review
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-10-14
Negro Held for Murder.

II order yeu he d 10 the grand
Jury on charse o. n,y hem, bonos
of $50. GOO, a cnarge Of int Mt 10
mmde bonds SeS ooo; cruelty
to childrcn bonds $2 600, aud IN
a charge OF murder Without bail. =
said Judge Lawrence h. Jacobs
after he had heard lh- las, q the
testimony
|. II va, the signal Rough IiAads.
t.oneo as ~elI as mcu. wrestsd
b. les ttcm tn control OF he re
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-10-14
CLIFFORD, ILL.

Dear Editor: please alloy me
space TO say Mt. Calgia Bspiist
cnurch is yet alive.
Elder w. 5. Allen. fought with
beasts on the held and achieved
the victory.
We have, called him to lead US
under One Lord, One Faith and
One Baptism
We had great sermon Sunday
night text Tim. 2:S.
am yours in the Lord
TheoJa Bowers
Secretary
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-10-14
ELDER J. B. MCCRARY
Moderator of the Mt. Olive Baptist Asso-
Ciaion of Southern Illinois. Trustee of the
National Baptist Training School, located
at Nashville Tenn.

e Some sought TO tear him
limb II IN lab. others to get bin
outside the courtroom and away
from the police
Lieut. ~illi1m Murphy and
every available policeman ~ he'd
70 the defense of Law AMI order.
Butler " res usd AMI landed
safely IN a eel.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-10-14
Donation hat were given:


To s,uey out names may often bFins
! rcc1 deai OF rot only amusement.
Bat positive iLs,,uctinh and ecnea
ton. Try Il on your friends. or per
caps. better. your enemies For then
yor can prove for yourself tie old
vfoyerb tu<rehy invented on the spoO.
reIf us your name and can tell yoa
whst your ancestors we're.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-10-14
MURpt4YSBO ILL.

Revival at Shiloh Baptist church
j enc OF the most successful 81
meeting evsr held al ,hs Shiloh
Baptist church is now b=ing con-
docted by R-v @. ". Prince and
vie OF Chicago.
During the past week Reverend
Prince added over twenty converts
TO the church and has aroused
great int rest TO every auxiliary
OF The church
The public is cordially invited
to attend and take part 10 the SET
,y;c.e ssszEl-,
81 81
Any church III need Of rea
sod sent man viii make no mis-
sake IA sec ring Rev. Prince 5 SER
vices
- -
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-10-14
Hsr Instructions,

CoDdnctor-"T Ticket. riense Fas
senger- -"CeEiainy, SIR. Here Is the he,
oi my trunk. which is In the baggage
car. IN tie pocket OF my second'hesi
dress Is my mileage book "~-HarpeTe
BasaIs
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-10-14
Rev. Bowcrs. pastor


Little Jacks mother showed him =
t'ier from anew aunt" who had at-
'a.Ded 10 this Relationship b. marry.
,ne Jacks favorite uncle 'Mamma,"
tnla Jack innocently. as he ,abofiouE-
Is spelled out the signature, ''Belie
Paine. does nlnty pronounce her
Front saaie IN two ayilables Lip
pincott q
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-10-14
Casual Coiored Conmen, Care
fully "Cclecied."

Colored folks have . k en- sense
81 numor heir witty saying are
always entertaining and often very
Iaughable. Colored coined ans in
vaudeville and black-face artisss ~
Ministries have scored success with
darktown gags. Likewise on the
motion picture screen in The Liter
ary Digest Topics OF the Day
oolyred folks humor his produced
Its OF laughter. The Sc
ieeted the following workings from
+" fopies' to take 20 back to Oh
Vaginny iof spell OF ian
sam. you ought to stay at
home and kssp out of trouble
! OK at your eye. Man yuh
dont know what yuh tdlkin
fbou--home am tro4bles head.
4ua,teisl'. Louisville Jou nal.
2astus. what's an ahb?' Its
proving dat you was at prayer
meetln when you WASH t in order
| show dat you WASH at de crap
z .me when you was
Ithaca Journal.
"Rastus, did your soldier son get
a. any medals: Say, da, boy
aus de mos meddIesome lad in O.
@aole regiment N Y World
a ell Henry. in trouble again:
ias. 30 honnah, member you
was man lawyah last time: Don /
need one dis time, cause an :
."lne 10 tell the irutn.
st. Louis Republic,
applying Tor a divorce, an old
Georgia negro said to the judge:
rs only cost ms a stllng OF hsh
y get married, Jedge. BAT q give
a wnaie 10 g,t rId OF ner
Philadelphia Record.
Liza. what Tor did ,ou buy dat
Dox of .ho. bla-king! 90 on
nigga DAT amt shor backing
J4t ma massage cream
Yale Record
- The old daskey said, "A Chick
u am dc mos use!ullest animule
de,e am. Yo' can eat him betoah
ar am bohn an aitah he am dead
II armer And Breeder
me nurse had just taken Ras;us
temperature WHEN the doctor ar
rived. How are you feeling:
"Hungry doctor, hungry. All |
got to ca, was a piece oi g'ass to
suck on. Edmonton Journal.
MADAM, said the conductor po-
liiely to the lady, You must le-
move that suitcase from the aisle.
70 de Lawd's sake eonduetah.
dat aint no suitcase. Dat maa
loot Ithaca Journal.
orporal: Il hear they have found
Christopher Columbus bones.
Dark Private Why man, | did
II know that they shot craps
hen he was alice
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-10-14
Secretary

Moiher--'.E n, the wild rso.m yom
sis.er Maggie vent J,s with hei
throat Gil bare and exposed" Brother
.s.eKain won't HIS: bsg. shes got 6
rubber neck. "-~5lba.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-10-14
METROPOLIS, ILL.

This IS the amount taken up
f, uring the four nigh Carnival.
he total amount was SIS 525
THIS was under the auspices OF
Sister Ada b G9rdsn
Donation that were gives:
i.trr Buchanan I5c
Mrs linmma Jr 35c
Mrs Ray K. Helm SOC
Airs. Mo.l- Mo'rs (chi1ken) soc
Home Mission cltt, 500
Mr. Lofen smith 81 90
Mr.. Mill Adams isc
Mrs Dyens &c
Mr. Ioisr 25c
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-10-14
z. 0. Boz 81.

Eesul1b AT That Count
Who aaks whether the enemy were
9afeated By strategy or by vaaoE D.
Virgil
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-10-14
Essul,a All That coun,

Brook port. III.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17

many cases were overdue six
months and n year or two.
Under recent ruling OF the de-
partmcnt Of tho interior following
the passngc " the Indian lcEisla-
tlon 10y congress arrangements
were made last spring TO submit TO
the agency lists ~ debts contracted
hv Indians and still u.rall In or
dcr that paymcnts bc made from
tho funds held in reserve from
Dsagcs on the rolls II liz cstl-
mated that sums due pawrusln
concerns approximate a half mill
lion dollars some accounts covering
long pcricda
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17
RnnliIis GlNcn Nom Ycnrs

PRYoR--Pleading guilty 10 hold
ing up the First Stovn bank Of Locust
Grove April 25 last, Bush Wood Of
Tahlequah and Charles Bracket Of
Clarcmore were each sentenced TO
ten years in the penitentiary by Dis
trict Judge Brewster Wednesday.
The third man In the case, Curtis
Hayes of Stillwell. was convicted
months ago and is serving a 20-year
sentence
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17


,,, Six ilundredth Anniversary Of Ills
V" Death,
r.,r, IN bella, happy mother
of countless offspring with eternal
=. ,hsrc Of all your greatest sons
another,
with such immortal glory TO MS
name?
Az YOUR great Dante, Virgirs pupil
with sacred vision OF the prophets
blsst,
r,s met who in grandeur stands
the nearest
r,lmitable Job, and In his test3
..i,o Ia bella, were YOU ever
so storm 10 any of your sons before,
vour tenderest parental ties to sever
And drive your child in anger
from your door2
II. went in exile down to Hade's
observing there with shudder and
with awe
We had been seen before by but one
mortal,
That which st. John before your
Dante saw.
Italia IN bella, run OF oeau'y
Is YOUR immortal poetry and art
Delightful equally Is that stern DUTY,
So dear to Cato'e and Lucretias
heart,
In pantc's song all this Is inter-
blended,
Hence foremost yet stands in your
sacred shrine
with him who Venus'5 gallant son
defended,
The one who wrote your Comedy
Divine.
Italia Ia bella, poets many
You have, but was there one who
sang so well
OF Paradise? And was there ever
Who Purgatory thus described,
7 hth virgil. Dante went from earth's
Up TO the portal OF the Promised
Land,
And Love bade your great son from
Florence enter,
Led by his lovely Beatrice's hand
Italia Ia bella. Deaths cold fingers
Closed Dantc's eyes six hundred
years ago, g..
But in his Vita Nuova lives the
singer.
To his Commedia we pilgrims go.
What more II bodies wither, cold
and breathless,
When prophets toll of life beyond
the skies.
When we can go with Dante
bright and deatf ieya
Through Purgatory up to Para
disc?
JACOB BONGGREB.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17

Special 90 Tho World
pAWHlSEA, sept. lG.-That tho
request Tor railway postal service
hrtWccu rawhuska and Arkansas
city had been denied by the depart
mcnt was the Information received
today by the Chamber ot Com
mcrcc. closed pouch service viii
continue. the clerk service involv-
lng an additional expense Of $6,3lt
annually
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17
0(G5fi'TY e. f. 7

summer In Paris and at different
placee In Spain. Will arrive in New
York neat week and will como i'm
mediatcly TO Tulsa for visit with
her parents,
Miss Bertha Strauss OF Atlanta,
Ga, is In the city visiting her uncle
Mr.. I. Strauss, also Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Barnett.
Miss Kathlee O'Reiuy has re-
turned to NotTe Dame, Ind. to re-
sumo her studies there after spend-
Ing the summer here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. T. . Reilly.
Mrs. II. @. McKecver and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary McKeever OF Enid.
are here visiting their relatives. MIR.
and Mrs, Frank Greer. They are
on route to Nashville, Tenn, where
the latter will attend Ward Belmont
college.
Mira Julian Cruttwell and daugh-
ter Bianch OF Chicago have arrived
for a visit Of several weeks with
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Ern-
est Prang Stamm and Mr. Stamm.
Mrs. Arthur Bakor Of 1405 South
Denver avenue has returned from
an extended visit to points In Ohio.
Mrs Harry E. Wheeler is spend
ing n fcw weeks In Columbus, Kan,
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. s,
McElroy and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Bailey left
Friday for n two weeks visit to
Coffeyville, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ]. Dixon and son,
Mr.. Allen Dixon. have returned from
an eight weeks motor trip to points
In Colorado, spending much time al
Estes park and Denver. AT the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17
stcnls sun rrnm sheriff.

EUFAULA-Somc party broke into
the sherifts office Thursday and
carried off the best whislSy-mnking
machine Sheriff Moore had cap
turcd since taking over the office.
Tho thief will hardly be able to
operate his loot In this county. as
the chances OF capture are too great,