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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
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Woodson Carlisle and Daniel San
ders have returned to Cambridge,
Mass. to resume their classes at
Harvard university
George Robertson and Edwin
Morse left Sunday for New York.
Eugene Miller. Jr.. left today for
Ann Arbor, Mich, TO resume his
work at the University of Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. zigler,
f. II. Miller Guy II. McMichael and
Harry Sanders left yesterday for Los
Angeles. Cal, to be in attendance at
the Meeting of the American Bank
ers' association.
Miss Helen Pulser, Of Kalamazoo,
Mich, is the house guest Of Miss
Pauline Bondurant. PA w. Novarre
street
Mrs George Meyer, Of Dallas, Tex,
is visiting at the home Of Mrs VI. NJ
Meyer. 413 y. Michigan st.
Miss Marjorie Wolf Of Chicago is
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Wolf, 1903 f. Washington
av.
Miss Isabelle Kennedy of Kings
bury. Ind. was a week end guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. X. c. De Rhodes.
715 w. Washington av.
Miss Helen Muessel and Miss Mil
dred Rennoe left Saturday for Min
neapolis. Mimi, TO enter the Uni
versity Of Minnesota.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
Announcements

The Ladies Auxiliary of the order
Of the Eastern Star Will meet at the
Masonic club rooms.
The Live Oak drill team will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Jacob Derby,
S45 Sixth St
The Executive meeting OF the pas
tors of the First Christian church
will be held Wednesday afternoon at
3 o'clock at the church.
The Woman's guild and auxiliary
Of the St. James Episcopal church
Will be entertained Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Walter
Muesssel. 1345 Portage av. Bishop
w. II. overs, Of Liberia, Africa, will
be the speaker.
Mrs. Arthur Miller, 1929 Leeper
av., will be hostess to the members
Of the Centennial club Wednesday
afternoon.
An important meeting of the Won
ans Auxiliary OF the American Lee
gion, Post No. 80 will be held this
evening at the Chamber OF Com
merce.
Mrs. William Cannon. S12 St.
Peter St. will entertain the Congen-
ial Thirteen club Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. V. c. Murphy, 1909 Marietta
ST. entertained the Wasteya Camr
Fire girls Monday evening.
The Independent club will meet
Oct u with Mrs. Hiram Penrod,
2317 Mishawaka av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
ADVICE TO GIRLS

DE 49, -IAURIE

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
We are two young women, 20
years OF age. We work in the same
office. and we would like 10 have your
advice on the following
We are constantly annoyed with
the undesirable attentions OF saI les
men and agents who come 10 this
Office on business. These men always
ask 20 make engagements with us.
and stand around the Office talking
and take up our time.
Now we know this gets 10 our
employers attention: in fact, one
tried 10 make an engagement
through him with us. Although our
employer does not pretend 10 think
anything Of IT, and says nothing. az
the same time we do not want him
10 think we are girls Of this calibre.
1t is our business TO be very polite
TO these men. and we do not feel il
would be 10 our advantage 10 be too
surlv with them. What shall we do >
TWO READERS.
TWO READERS: It is not neces-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
What After Vacation Care
May Do for Your Complexion
By LUCREZIA BORI
The Famous Spanish PriH1d Donna

Although poets may sing about
the beauty OF the "nut-brown
maid" very few modern girls long
for the sun-tanned complexion which
is often the result Of a long vacation
spent out-of-dOors. It's all very
well 20 get your arms and your neck
sunburned. but when you desert the
shore or the mountains II may be-
come Objectionable TO you.
No amount OF regretting or assur-
Ing yourself that you will never be
so thOugAtless OF your complexion
gain will remove tho vicious evil
dence Of your carelessness. Your
nose will continue TO peel until the
burnt skin Is all gone. Your red
dened hands and swarthy arms viii
show evidence OF your outdoor life
for many a day.
When you return 10 the city and
anticipate taking your part in the
social affairs which interest your
community or resuming your bust
ness or professional duties, your
first endeavor is TO get your skin
back again to It's former beauty.
This will take a little time, but
If You will persevere you eventually
Will be rewarded by seeing your skin
once more restored 70 its youthful
bloom. The first thing you should
do II you would overcome the un-
pleasant effects Of sunburn or the
roughening effects OF sea breezes on
YOU skin is TO apply some grease to
\
ishment badly, and you should make
a point Of massaging IL well with a
good cold cream every evening.
Before you do this. however. you
should see that your face IS thor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27

wrapping -ayly colored kimono
around me. Crept back into bed.
Dicky appeared promptly at the end
Of the ten minutes he had named.
bearing in his hands. to my great
surprise. a steaming cup OF coffee.
Lucky Katie got in supplies to-
day before she took her tantrum.
and put them all away in the places
where they are generally kept
didE'. have any trouble finding them.
This Is camp coffee, made with cold
water. but I think it's pretty good.
for : drank a cup before I brought
IL up. I put IN two Jumps of sugar.
That's what YOU always take. isn't
ft?"
reIressed the whimsical smile
which came TO my lips at this ques-
ton. One lump OF sugar is my in
variable portion, yet Dicky always
says Two" when serving me- I
detest more than one lump. but
something in the irrepressible boy
ishness OF his look as he held it out
to me made me determined 10 swal-
low It appreciatively If II were sick
ish sweet.
Thank you so much dear"
said as I sat up in bed and held out
my hand for the cup.
Dicky handed it TO me. then deft-
~ tucked the pillows back Of me and
stood waiting until I had finished
the surprisingly good coffee which
he had prepared.
There's nothing like a good cup
/ Of coffee" he quoted his mother
/ with a twinkle in his eye as he took
/ the cup from me and set Il down
/ ar on my table. Then he sat on the
/ side OF the bed. looked at me stead
/ lily for a second. and said quietly:
/ II don't want you 10 violate any
confidence. but-can you tell me
! whether YOU and lii agree with
/ Edith as TO her theory of boys
/ breaking in here the other night?'
/ For a moment I was too startled
\ 10 answer him. What could I say Ia
/ him, ] asked myself. I knew that
\ Lillian emphatically did not agree
| with Edith's theory, but on the 9th
or hand I had no inkling beyond
my own fantastic guesses as to the
direction ia which my friends in
vestigations were leading her. II
my Quandary I temporized.
81 have no theory myself. Dicky
And as to Lillian fancy she has
one. she generally does. but sh'
hasn't told me what it is"
He looked at me again, then drew
something from his pocket. some
thing which I recognized with a lit
lie gasp.
You'd better give this to Lii
he said. land tell her to add it to III,
collection"
This was n small leather-frameC
photograph of myself which I haC
given 10 Dicky long ago. Through
the leather OF the frame and acros.
the face of the photograph itsel
were ugly slashes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
TomorroW's
HO RO S co p E
BIZ Genepfere KenahLa
By GenevteUe Kenl6Is
WEDNFSDAY. Sept oS

" E4DN l. SDA1. SEIT Is.
According to the stellar rule this
day should be notable for some sub
stantial progress, particularly along
lines long stubbornly held up by OBJ
struction and successive disarpoint-
ments. A thwarting and delaying
force is brought into lively action
by the aspect Of Mercury both by
lunar and mutual direction swift
winged planet stirring 10 movement
with quick returns. The Judgment
should be found good. with pro-
found insight leaping 10 dependable
conclusions. All mercantile and
professional pursuits should flourish
but those in the employment OF 9TH
ers should be cautious
Those whose birthday il is have
the forecast OF a year Of steady pro
gress. with the judgment equal TO
cope with stubborn problems. Those
in the employment Of others should
he careful not 70 give offence. A
child born on this day should be
steady, persevering, industrious. and
have sound and dependable judg-
ment, being studious, contemplative
and profound.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
FINDS FOUNTAIN
OF REAL YOUTH
Discovery is Made i'm Indiana by a
Well Known indianapolis
Woman.

Il feel 3 years younger since I
have taken Pepgen," says Mrs En-
ma AGRA, Of 514 South Penn Street,
indianapolis.
My health was poor because Of
a sever case Of stomach trouble
which 1 had suffered with for years.
After every meal I had gas on my
stomach. 1 bloated so badly at times
that I could hardly get my breath.
/ couldn't stand the pressure of tight
clothing about my waist. After a
time, this trouble with my stomach
had an effect on me generally I got
so 1 suffered from severe headaches
nearly every day. 1 couldn't find any
thing that would relieve them. My
nerves got out OF order. I couldn't
sleep right. 1 got up mornings feel
ing tired and weak. The hoUsework
was very hard for me.
Il can't thank Eepgcn too much
because of what it did for me. It's
the truth that 1 feel IS years younger
now. I have a splendid appetite.
can eat anything / want and never
have a bit of pain or suffering with
my stomach The tired, worn out
feeling l had before is gone. Instead
OF that, 1 feel vigorous and full of
life. l also sleep soundly In the
mornings now feel thoroughly
rested"
Pepgen is a new system tonic
which is sold and recommended by
leading druggists everywhere. 1t is
now being specially introduced at
the following drug stores:
Striebel & Steinels,
Central Pharmacy
Bastian's Drug Store,
Wettick's Drug store.
Red Cross Pharmacy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
Revelations 0PAWifo 9YoAa5Ssls:59u

walked steadily 20 She door
when Dlcky had closed It after him.
and turned the key softly I'm the
lock Then without undressing J
threw myself on the bed in a temp
est of the nervous tears which ! had
been stoically depressing for days
All the pleasure afforded by
Dicky's championship Of me against
Edlth's slur concerning "investiga-
tors had vanished, swallowed up in
chaErin az his evident perturbation
because of the patent antagonism
between Edith and me. Tn vain
tried 10 tell myself that his concern
was apparently as much on my ac-
couu. as on Edith's-sanity had no
part in the hysteria which was
wreakins its viii on me. I vert and
sobbed until quivering and exhaust
cd mechanically drew a blanket
over me and fell asleep
II seemed no more than n minute
or two. although in reality it was
fully an hour before I was awaken
cd by peremptory knocking upon
nay door. ] started violently. calling
in frightened tone:
What is it,"
"Are YOU dead or just asleep?"
Dicky's voice came back in irritated
accents. I've been pounding here
for half an hour. Let me in"
I am used 90 his exaggerations.
so 7 knew that in all probability he
had knocked only twice or thrice
before the loud summons which had
awakened me. AS I scrambled from
the bed ] caught a mirrored glimpse
Of myself by the light which I had
T forgotten 10 switch off. Tear-stain-
cd and swollen face. dishevelled
hair. rumpled clothing had only
taken of my gown when I threw
myself on the bed. I dreaded in
. Gnitely Dicky's inevitable comment
whom ne should catch sight Of ne.
+ For the love Of Mike" he ex-
4 claimed when he beheld me-he
was quite true to form. I reflected
] "a bit whatever in the
4 world is the matter with your"
Nothing" I returned q bit CURLY.
/ "I was so tired that I lay down for a
/ bit before undressing and must
have dropped off 10 sleep"
He looked at me searchingly for
n minute. then:
Have # your own way. Far be
&c from me 90 pry into your Utmost
heart. But I've got something 10
ask YOU. and I don't want you 10 get
your death Of cold while you're list
eninz So hurry up and finish un-
dressing and get into bed. I'll be
back iu ten minutes"
He turned on his heel without an
other glance at me. I knew that
despite his apparent Indifference he
had realized the nervous strain
had undergone. and meant to give
me time TO pull myself together.
I finished undressing. took down
combed and plated my hair-al-
ways a soothing process to me
bathed my tear-stained face, and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27

sary 10 be "surIy- with these men.
ny dears You can conduct your-
selves in a becoming and modest
manner and continue % be civil and
polite 10 them.
But let them plainly see that al
though YOU are friendly. % does not
mean you can waste your employer 60
time BY permitting them 10 dis-raC-
YOU from your work. They soon win
understand that you are there in a
business capacity. not for mere so-
Cial plcasaEtries. and 81 you kindly
though firmly refuse all invitations
from them they VIII not annoy you
any LONGER.
Copyright. 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27

Heat the almond oil and cocoa
butter in a porcelain dish. When
they are blended add the borax and
zinc As the mixture cools stir IL
steadily. and lastly add the oil OF
bergamot.
You may help 10 whiten your skin
by the application Of some lemon
juice. This may be diluted with a
little rain water and perfumed with
a drop or two Of essence of roses il
you wish.
BY adopting tn, above suggestions
you soon Will note marked differ
ence in the appearance OF your skin,
and II YOU will continue the neces-
sary APPLICATIONS you Will he pleased
with the results
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
DEFER HEARING ON
FARM SCHEDULES

WASHINGTON Sept 26-Post-
ponement OF hearings on tariff sche-
dulles on farm products and live
stocks Until November. was agreed
upon today at conference between
Chairman Penrose OF the senate
finance committee. and representa-
tives OF farm organizations having
headquarters in Washington. The
spokesman for the farmers associa-
lions said they would not be ready 10
go into a general discussion OF the
proposed tariff schedules until about
Nov. /. and urged continuation OF
the emergency tariff law until such
time as the proposed new tariff act
goes into effect.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27

The guests were seated at small
tables each table having for its CEN
terpiece an artistic basket of the sea-
sens flowers. the place Of the hon
or guest being marked by a corsage
OF roses. Besides Miss Cole and her
bridesmaids. Miss Kathryn Cole,
Miss Marjorie Sweet and Miss Aga
tha Clarke. Miss divers guests
were Miss Marjorie Wolff Of Chica-
go: Mrs. Mnlard Fleming and Miss
Josephine Ahara Of MiShawaka: Mrs.
Herbert Wolf. Mrs Edward Pea
cocR Mrs, Charles Albert MacDon
aid. Mrs. Raymond Schaub. Mrs.
Donald Lower, Mrs. Hugh Clifton
Kinds. Mrs. Donald El6redgc. Mrs.
Donald Elbel. Mrs Harold Sbafer.
Mrs. Byron Birdsell Pace. Mrs Jo-
sephinc Decker. Miss Frances SAILING
or. Miss lEloisc Kaurer. MISS Belle
Livingston. Miss Aadelon Shidler
and Miss Bernice IIppman.
Miss Agatha Clarke and Miss Mar
Sore Sweet will entertain the Cole
Moore bridal party at dinner at the
Country club on Wednesday even
ing at o'clock.
NIr. and Mrs Charles Martin, 725
Dubail av. entertained 10 guests ar
Z o'clock dinner saturday even
ing. honoring Mrs. Charles Boone.
and Mrs Walter Engel OF Les An
geles calf. and NJ. and Mrs. Jacob
Engel and son. Gordon Of Niles,
Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
CONNECTS NfI-TINN-

VIENNA. Sept. 26.-Dlssat.sfed
with the strict disciplinary meas
ures imposed upon them. the con
victs OF the Stein prison mutined
Soldiers had to be called in. Three
convicts were killed before the con-
victs were subdued
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27

Mrs. Lillian Esther Krei3er
daughter OF Mr- and Mrs. q. y
Motifs. OF IakeTlie and George
Crawford. son Of Mrs. Ernest Motts
OF Mackay. Idaho. were quietly mar
RED sunday morning AZ 9o'clocA
by Rev. s. Pollen. pastor Of tho
Methodist church at Lakevilie
The briCe was attired in suit a
navy blue tricottne. with a navy blue
hat.
Following the service a wedding
breakfast was served 20 members OF
tho families.
After a short trip 10 Chicago, NIr
and Mrs. Crawford will be at home
At 24O1 Lincoln way W. Mishawaka
Mrs. r. r. steele. 1920 w. Van
Buren, st. has announced TIE en-
Eagement OF her daughter Elisabeth
10 Mauritz 4. HaUgren. son Of Mrs
A. A. Hallgrcn. Of Morgan park. III
10 date has been set FOR the we'd
RNg-
The Temple Aid Sisterhood held
a flag meeting Monday evening at
the home Of their guardian. Mrs. Y.
G. Murphy. 1909 Marietta street
Col. c. s. Bullock talked 20 the
members on the origin OF the flag.
The woman's auxiliary Of the
American Legion. post 30. held a
the Chamber OF Commerce at 1880
o'clock.
Mrs. Harry C.. Havencr. 222 $ Car
FOL 81. was given a surprise party
Sunday by eight Of her friends.
The Art department Of The Pro
gress club enjoyed an interestlu.
meeting IN the club rooms yesterdal
afternoon. "Only Cod Can Make
Tree" was sung by the club chorus
Mrs Frederick Eibel. the chairman
gave a synopsis Of the worl, for th'
year and then introduced WIIlar,
Ellwood who discussed the diferen
types OF houses. He traced The orr
gin and the development u th
hSfne and then illustrated will
prints the styles such as old Colon
aias. Dutch Colonial. New England o.
4 Southern, Western, English. Hal
=Timsber and Mission.
Refreshments were served at tn
conclusion % the program.
On oct. the club Will be enter
tanned at the home Of Mrs BeigeI
where an exhibit OF curios and silve
viii he displayed. Miss Gertrud
Harris OF Dwight. H.. wiz give al
explanation of the silverware.
Miss Margaret +. Freshley, w
St Joseph st. was hostess to the mem
bers OF the Sigma Pi Epsilon soror
ity Sunday afternoon. Following tn
business session, musical number
were gwen by Miss Bernice kello
ard Miss Mabel Wfegner. Plans wer
made for a weiner roast 10 be give
I'm the Mishawaka hills Wednes3a
evening. The next regular mectin'
will be held oct. with Miss Char
lotte Newcomb. Ninth St. Rive
Park.
As a courtesy 10 Miss Ruth Cole
who will be married TO Elwyn NJ
Moore Of Tulsa, OKLA. Thursda
evening az the Country club, Mis-
Catherine oliver entertained .
guests at Copshaholm Monday after
noon at a o'clock buffet luncheon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27

gloves when you retire. The fore
going recipe is excellent for them
also. but II You prefer you can make
another cream that is particularly
good for the hands
IN Excellent skin Food for the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27

The area OF the Great Lakes is:
Superior. $4,000 square miles: Nfichi-
gan. 22.30O; Huron. $4,000; Erie.
10000. and Ontario 1900 square
miles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27

oughly cleansed. And Il you are 60
ing TO treat your neck and arms in
A similar way, also battle them be-
fore you start this treatment While
you may favor some particular cream
il may be that you prefer TO make UP
a cream for yourself If you care
10 do so. you will find that the fol-
lowing is an excellent one:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27

Melt the lard. cocoa butter and
lanolin together. When they are
thoroughly melted add the oil Of ber-
gamot and the carbOlc acid. Should
the ingredients appear TO separate
while they are cooling, or the cream
refuse TO thicken after you have
stirred il we'll there must be some
water in the lard. If you will reheat
the mixture this will quickly evapo-
rate Stir the mixture again, and
pour it into small jars and let 1t
cool
One reason for introducing car
bolic acid in this formula is that IL
helps to whiten the skin, and it is
also excellen as remover Of i'm
purities.
When you have thoroughly mas
sa ged some of this cream into your
skin you should wipe off any surplus.
1t is best TO apply this at night so
that you do not have TO go outdoors
and face the elements.
If the appearance your hands is
displeasing TO you, you should apply
a little skin food and wear loose
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27

As a courtesy TO Miss Ruth Cole,
who Will be married TO Elwyn NJ.
Moore of Tulsa, OKLA, Thursday
evening az the Country club. Miss
Catherine oliver entertained %
guests at Copshaholm Monday after
noon at a I O'Clock buffet luncheon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17

Washington. near the main On.
trance Today thn Tablet vas
and turned uvef to the
Government
Since the great war the Red
Star has found very useful
work Ia relieving distress and
suffering among animals on a
Mrgc scale m lhi. country u
had hecn found that live stock. III
vast number were lying umeccs
arllv from exposure ano
starvation on the Western
ranges II was also found that
hundreds 81 thousands af small
ANIMALS were allowed 10 die pain
fil deaths in traps each year f
the United States Other need
for Red Star work have beet
found and work Is being ~
fcciivcly aud vigorously pushe
for the rclief of unnecessary hui
fcring and destruction
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17
OFFERS BODY FOR
SCIENTISTS TO WORK ON

N, Louis. OCT ~ 40 lenss san
aao uy bod, 90 make ,ar spfld eaaisr
90 1.-Two IN. Il ma, ha used
Thus reads a note found bsalde iae
body of patrleh blanchard ea1 emf,
- hls ufe 9Th poison ~ hls heus
hers yesterday
other notes found neaf ihe hadf
ro,ouafed oscnta II tho lifo - tae
srplnasenarian. who WAS bofn ln
jacques. canada had lived in Deli.
snce. Onto. aud made and lohi fof
tune on cattle ranch in thr pest
Another note Waa addressed a. .
local banker dlreetihs him ~hat de
position 90 make oi The property ani
caucstlnE hlm % communicate Nth
the American secular union Ia shl.
,AFo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17

James 81 Kuhn - "a 20 Christie
Topper. W d. it3-is. ti5.s0op
y ge-fs-3w
Frank riowers. a ~. 10 'fih.
;fant. " - laf 81. 81 600 o.. lot
7 and :. block ~. " q
aaad rubbard = mar 70 " =
Dliyer. W y. s-I, -. 81 ioe %. lo'.
and 8. block ~ creseeni
Agnes o wooduofih. et mar q
wm r cc~ilDe W D, io-ff-zf.
sssoo 90. 10 acre IN ~ gi.iss ~
Vim 7 cowlinr. = IN 70 Agnes .
WOODWORK. W y. lo-if-2t s.
poo 90. si-g - i2-i5-lw
Maggie Caffney 10 Agnes o Wood
worth. W D. s.zi-gi. g.oeo %. |,
= sE ei-is-zw
Geo p Hanses - ur. 90 Glenn y
Paris. W n - -. ~ 80 90. y
I-g " ~ ~, 5 and al of ip,s 7 aua
: block - " q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

Want advertisements in the Lead
er must be IN the office BY twelve
o'clock il Classification j. desired
class fled ads are cash. except wheFa
parties have regular accounts at TIE
Leader oifice The Leader collectors
have experienced so much trouble
in locating many parties who hA
phoned in wants, that Il Is necessary
10 invoke the cash ia advance sis-
ten. except where regular accounts
are MAINTAINED Memoranda OF what
is wanted or for sale. etc, may
be left at the Leader business office
aud same will be converted into form
ads
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17

Enid Completion OF the new cen
yentlon hall is nov assured. as N
citizens voted bond issue Of ssa
900 of which f2i50N0 win be used d,
completing the building and $50 l0
viii be used for extending the water
works system During the last yea
Enid has voted hond irsnes amoani
INK 20 sl.aoo. 900
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17
BRONZE TABLET IN
MEMORY or MULES WHO
DIED IN BATTLE

II WAS deemed desirrable that
the Red Star should have a
Tablet prepared 90 commemorate
the great loss Of life. ~ we'll ~
the siifferings 81 the big army Of
America horses in the war. A
beautiful and attractive design
.sS prepared. The United States
Government very Kindly consent
ed 10 receive such a Tablet aud
have il placed on The wall Of the
War Department building iiI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-17

Norman Fiftsen schools IN a.
state have taken advantage Of IN
co operative film service offered b
the extension division Of the uni
versity here. and have joined IN ~.
Oklahoma visual EducatIon assocla
ton. according 10 prcfessor W
shepherd. head Of that deps rtmeni