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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-04-08
NASHUA ITEMS
(From the independently

J. R. Murphy made a trip to the
county seat, yesterday.
Hr. and Mrs. H. Burkhardt were
ever Sunday visitors at Glasgow.
Miss DanLake. teacher of the
Grain school, visited from Friday un-
III Monday with friends in Glasgow.
X. K. Bondy. of the Little Porcu-
pine country. visited several days in
Glasgow the past week.
J. NJ. Sholtus returned to Nashua
yesterday where he has been on a
visit for the past three weeks. He
says that financially that portion of
the country is wors off than our
avn state of Montana.
Rovce Biddle was in Nashua on
Monday of this week. He has been
Marooned on the south side of the
Missouri river for the past month
but as the ice has now gone out of
the river he was able to S
H. Burdhardt. proprietor of the
city meat market has installed a
eream station at his place of bust.
rnes "rd hereafter is in the market
fr all the ream he can get. He
will pay the highest market price
With a square deal for all.
p. o. Fdman. secretary of the
Commercial club of Nashua, requests
tho +he creamery ruestionaires be
mailed at once. A large number OF
favorable replies have been received
and from data so far compiled a
creamery for Nashua seems very Ger.
tain. AS soon as the balance of the
ssestionaires are returned a meetinp
ef I'll those interested will he called
10 decide on the details Of financing
eae. The majority of those interest
al desire a farmers cooperative
sseamery, owned and controlled by the
farmers. Kindly send in question
afrA.
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BADGER PICKUPS

Olaf Enkrud has been "courting"
in Glasgow during court.
Mrs. Peter Hapstad was calling on
Mrs. Dyer Saturday afternoon.
Onward, Alice and Helen Dyer have
started school at the Cornwell school.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Lund made
a business trip to Glasgow, Satur-
day.
Mrs. M. M. Burger spent the latter
part Of last week visiting friends in
Glasgow.
Everybody and their kith and kin,
mostly, went to Glasgow, Saturday
to see about their Federal loans.
Mrs. Dyer, who has been sick for
the past two weeks with pleurisy of
the heart, is able to be up and around
nov
The Byers' have moved back to
their ranch after spending the past
five months near the Badger school
house, so their children could go. to
school.
Rev. A. N. Livdahl filled his ap-
pointment at the Badger school house
on Easter Sunday. A large crowd in
evidence showed their appreciation of
his services.
The dance at Bill Canaster's last
Tuesday night was we'll attended; an
enjoyable as we'll as a lingering time
is reported, for some didn't get home
until toward noon the next day.
After u usual Easter storms,
we're having some real nice spring
weather. The farmers r busy in
the fields with pillow, discs, drags, etc,
but no seeding has been done yet.
Miss Ina Connard left last Thurs
day for her home neal Indianapolis,
Ind. We were we'll pleased with Miss
Connard as a teacher and friend and
the best wishes Of the pupils and pa
irons go with her.
The next meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Of this community, will be with
Mrs. Tove Barstad on April II. Their
little baby is to be christened in con-
~nection with the sermon. Rev. Liv-
dahl has charge Of the services.
We understand we are to have a
new mail carrier on our route, soon-
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haven't learned yet who it will be.
Mr.. Stensland has been a very accom-
modating and efficient carrier, and
twas only a point or two in the re-
cent exams that bars him from furth-
er duty.
The many friends of Mrs. Anna
Gage, in this vicinity, were surprised
to learn of her recent marriage to
Mr.. Hodges, of Helena-congratula-
tions and best wishes, MI. and Mrs.
Hodges.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-04-08
GENEVIEVE

#. T. Hatton was in Hinsdale last
Wednesday.
Albert Nelson motored to Hinsdale
Wednesday.
John Dartman was in Hinsdale on
business the first of the week.
Louis Lindblom was in Glasgow a
number of days last week on bust
ness.
f. o. Hudspeth came III from
Saco, Tuesday, to look after his in
t~erests.
An epidemic Of chicken pox is go
ing from one family to another of the
community.
The Frank Ward family have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rusness for
the past week.
A good time dance will follow the
play to be presented April 9th, at
the Genevieve school house.
Miss Isabelle Adams has returned
and will teach the Genevieve school
beginning the fourth of April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keefe attended the
meeting of the school district, held at
the Frazer school house, Saturday.
The Genevieve quartette will render
a number of choice selections during
the play, "Deacon Wobbs" April 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Johnson of
Spokane were entertained at dinner
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Johnson, Sunday,
Mrs. Frank Ward delightfully."- en-
%tertained, at an egg hunt, last week
for her children and their little
friends.
Religious services were announced
for Easter Sunday at the Hattor
school house, but weather conditions
made it necessary to recall the an
nouncement.
The cast of characters for the play
deacon Dobbs" to be given Apri
9th, by local talent, is as follows:
Deacon Dobbs, of Sorgum Center.
.... J.. E. Shulel
Ames Coleman, a nephew.-.-.--
......... Alfred johnson
Rawdon Crawley, Wolf in sleeps
clothing .....-.... Raymond Shulel
Major McNutt .---..-.. H. H. Refer
Deuteronomy Jones'. George Parson:
Miss Philepena Popover..--.-
...--...Mrs. j. E. Shulel
Emily Dale.-......Catherine Sulterma1
Yennie Jensen. Mrs. George Parson:
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LEGAL NOTICES
CALL FOR

Notice is hereby given that all var
wants of school district No. 7 of Val
ley County, Montana, registered prior
to January 5th, 1921, will be paid upon
presentment at the office of the treas
urer in Glasgow, Montana.
Dated March 31st, 1921.
w. l.. FRAZIER,
Apr. LIS. County Treasurer.
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Chamberlain's Tablets Are Just What
You Need.

0 eed
When bilious.
When constipated
When you have no appetite
When your digestion is impaired
When your liver is torpid
When you feel dull and stupid after
eating
When you have headache
They will improve your appetite,
cleanse and invorate your stomach,
regulate your bowels and make you
feel "fne as a fiddle" They are easy
to take and agreeable in effect.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-04-08
PINK l. CHOWDER

l small a pink salmon.
/ small onion.
1 pint milk.
l medium sized potato.
4 ID. salt pork.
2 crackers.
Salt and pepper to taste.
Remove salmon from can, and break
fish into pieces. Dice the potato and
cut pork and onion into half inch dice.
Put pork and onion into pan and fry
quickly, until they are a light brown.
Place potato, fish, pork and onion in
a large saucepan, dust with salt and
pepper. Cover the whole with boiling
water and let the mixture simmer for
20 minutes. Add pint of milk and 2
finely broken crackers. Serve in soup
plates. An excellent chowder, mex
pensive and nutritious.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-04-08

FOR SALE-Indian Motorcycle, two
speed, twin cylinder, in first class
condition. Write Box 361, Glasgow.
48-tfp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-04-08

FOR SALE OR TRADES head of
horses and colts. Will trade for
farm land, city property, or possibly
other property. Stephen Void, Saco,
Mont. 3S-4tp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-04-08

Down with short skirts, high heels,
off with transparents clothing, wuold
do more to improve the ace than
some other moral reforms.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-04-08
C2dSSifedBuSineSS
Locals

Rates: One Cent a word for each inser-
ton. Minimum charge, 25c. Name
and address count as part of ad.
Forms close Thursday night.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-04-08

LOST-Between Glasgow mad Wolf
Poit, Sunday, a black bag contain
ing clothing. Finder please notify
Mrs. l.. B. Coleman. Reward. 5O-2tc
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-04-08

WANTED-at once, a secondhand
organ in good condition. Write or
call on Mrs. j. L. Dyer, Tampico,
Mont. Route 1.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-04-08

There is still an unsolved relation
between gun toting and crime.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-04-08
SHERIFF'S SALE

vi NAoAeuid, III ohu " tHC SuultN
of Valley.
E. J.. LANDER e. COMPANY, a cor
poration, Plaintiff.
WILLIAM A. NELSON, ICA NJ. MEL
SON, LEWIS-WEDUM COMPANY,
a corporation, and j. l.. Truscott,
Defendants.
To be sold at Sheriff's Sale at the
front door of the Court House in Glas-
gov, Montana, at the hour of one
o'clock p. M, on the 23rd day Of April,
1921, the following described lands in
Valley County, Montana:
Lots 3 and 4 and east half of south
west quarter North half of the south
east quarter; Of Section Z; and Lot /
and northeast quarter of northwest
quarter, of Section IS, all in Township
20 north, range 40 East Montana Mer-
idian.
C. A. HALL, Sheriff,
By c. J. HANSON, Under Sheriff.
Pub. Apr. 1-Anr q 1921
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ALIAS SUM MONS

April 1922.
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NOTICE OF SALE

The Bankers Farm Mortgage Co.,
Corporation, Plant.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-04

From stand point the Studebaker superior Its
powerful smoohunnng engine, its roomy seats durability
and economy upkeek all prove its worhness Its
distinct individuality conveys the richness excusveness and
No other automobile the United States has demonstrated
long period time it's fitness rank first the automobile
realm Whether you drive the country club social calls
usual you may always assured that the Sude
baks will win the highest praises from and pedestrians
alike
Simplicity Of mechanical strength of power and magni6ne
design characterize the 1921 models
Is to Select From
Closed Models from $1835 to $780, Delivered
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-02

familiares de los enfermos, de modo que
cualquier case que ocurra en- la familia
de estos, sea conocido a tempo, esta a
cargo del doctor Lastra, Quedando car
go del doctor Ortiz la investigation do
miciliaria de los enfermos denunciados
como sospechosos por otros m6dicos o
por personas particulares.
4o.-se ha agregado al personal del
Laboratorio Bacteriol6gico Ell doctor Ar
turo Carri6n y al personal del Cuarente-
mario Ell doctor Garcia Lascot.
5o.-Cualquier queja que desee presen
tarse sobre Ell n:o5o de conducir la cam
pafia en- San Juan, dirijase a cada uno
de los encargados de servicios, al doc
tor Martin O. de la Rosa, a cargo de
la campafia en- esta ciudad.
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Base Ball dominicano

Con la idea de aniquilar al famoso
team Iicey, Sc ha tornado en- la ciu-
dad Primada, un team de Base
ball.. Para tai fin, este club Netamente
Criollo, ,-ha concertado una serie de nue.
We jugadas, habiendo tenido efecto la
primera Ell veinte de febrero, en- los es-
paciosos terrenos del sGimnasio Esco-
lar.
FL .sTiTe' '--asi llaman al Licey, =,
Sc present6 al play" dispuesto sa-
ciarse ell hansbre, v, con ocho zarpazos,
dej6 aniquilado al que, aniquilarlo que
ria -!
A las tres en- punto, el Licey cubria
el campo, y la bien timbrada voz del
''Umpire'' Gerardo anunciaba que Ell
match 'iba a comenzar.
PRIMER INNING: Los Reclutas al
bate; Di6genes rola al SIS. y muere; Ma
teo copia; Rene Sc deja llevar de Ia CO.
rriente.
Iicey: Gugn es obsequiado con cua~
tro malas acto seguido roba segunda;
Caratine no llega la base inicial; Me-
jia La conecta de tres esquinas y Gugd
anota; Pindtl toma ponche; Manuel es
victima de la aviaci6n
SEGUNDo INNING:
Los Reclutas: -Guagua batea de arras-
tradilla a la segunda -. None es vic
TINA de Pindd; Baltic no las We pasar.
Licey-Pou batea de rolling al s s.
y es out al disparo de Rene; Vicente no
consigue la base; Enrique rola a sogun-
da, out.
TERCER INNING: Los Reclutas:-
Fellito la batea incogible v, al intentar
lei robo de segunda, Caratine 10 puso
out; Amable la batea de rolling y niue,
re; Di6genes no consigue aterrizar.
Licey:-Mono es victima de Di6genes;
Gugl1 batea con buena estrella; Caratine
no logra pisar la inicial; Mejia consi-
que billete de libre paso, Pindu es VIC
TINA de la aviaci6n.
CUARTo INNING: Los Reclutas:--
Mateo liga cuatro bolas Y facilmente ro'
ba segunda; Rene es victima de l's chr
vas; Sabine Guagla no consiguen lie
gar.
Iicey:- Manuel batea su primer hit y
hacienda AGUAJEs, rega a tercera;
Pou no las We; Vicente rola al s. $. y
Manuel anota; Enrique Ia pone de palo.
mita al r. f
QUINTo TNNTNG:-Los Reclutas:--
None es struck OUT; Baltic consi-
que billete de libre transito; Fellito y
Amable no las ven pasar.
Licey. Mono no We que las bolas es-
tan. pasando por encima de la gonna; Gu
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| gu, contagiado; Caratine la pone incogi
BILE al r. F.; Meifa toma ponche.
| SEXTO INNING: Los Reclutas; -Dio
genes y Mateo son testarudos. -. Bien
saben ellos, que no Sc puede viajar en-
aeroplano cuando hay tormenta; Rene
sigue Ell su empe1o de no llegar pri-
mera.
Licey. Esta entrada del Tigre, es
bastante larga para detallarla; pero..
mo te impacientes, lector! Dire que
Manuel anota su segundo hit y que pis6
la recta final en- compahia de Pou; PIN
du, Vicente Y Enrique, no logran pisar
| la printsra almohadilla.
SETIMo INNING:-Los Reclutas.-
Sabine rola al IS, consigue La base, g
IPSo FACTo, roba segunda; Guagua
la arrastra por tercera v es out en- la
primera base; None batea Ell hit mas
oportuno de la tarde, y libra su team
de las nueve argollas; Baltic es victima
de Pendi; Meme es atrapado en- ell ira
yecto de pri,nera segunda.
Licey. Mono, Gugu Caratine no To-
gran llegar. -
OCTAVE TNNING:--Los Reclutas.-
Felhto toma su segundo ponche; Amable
consigue cuatro bolas, v, fuerza de
patitas, llega a segunda En- esta entra-
da, Sc registra un magnifico double
play Lo realiza Pedro Miguel:
Amable Sc encuentra en- la segunda al
mohadilla y Di6genes al bate. Este rola
al S.; Caratine atrapa La bola; toca
a Amable, que con casualidad pasaba,
veloz, por ALI, y lanza primera, que
dando Diogenes. out.
Licey.-Mejia batea de bandera, out;
Pindu batea de tres esquinas y con un
sacrifice de Manuel, anota; Pou es out.
>
N0VENO INNING:-Los Reclutas.-
Mateo al bate. En- su manera de batear,
Sc lie comprende ell deseo de coger la
inicial Enrique lanza; pero no hay ma
nera de coger un ''dead ball ''.. INA
ruel, este (Mateo), quiere dejarse dar-
grita Turco-; pidele al Indio, fuertes
rc tazos! Y ell Indio obedece, y, ell pobre
Mateo la levanta al alcance de Carati-
me. lInfeliz muchacho! iQuien te
10 hubiera dicho l /; Rene rola Sc
gunda, Sabine tercera, y Mono les es-
condo la base para que no Sc la ensu
ciaran.
FL "score'':
Los Reclutas: 90 90 1 0 OIL A 8
Licey: 10o10 2 o 1 KS z 2
Alfredo A ANDREU,
tsuerdna)
Santo Domingo, febrero 21.
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sACLARACIoN AL PLAN GENERAL
DEL DEPARTAMENTo DE SANDAL

1o-Es conveniente que Sc entienda
que de acuerdo con la Ley, La Junta In
sular de sanidad es un Cnerpo Legisla
two Consultivo en- este ramo. Desde
Ell principle de esta sitnaci6n ha estado
reuniendose menudo, cooperando Ia
mejor conducci6n de La campafia.
2o-El doctor del Vale Sarraga, CO,
mo Jefe del Laboratorio Quimico, con
el personal subalterno ha estado ocupaa
dose de la preparation de substancias
quimicas, antisepticss y parasite idas
y.su aplicacion en- casos especiales-
3o.-El Servicio de inspection de los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-02

Eago q mAquima Punso ds vainicA
DobIadillOs. Tru-Tru y Ribsss de Picss
en- cualQuiera class de tsla y Q pre-
sios ecOn6micos.
Habiends aumeutado si namsEs
mAQuinas, puedo sntregaE sn el act
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todos Ice srsbalea oarssaaas ssmsrs y
nmpiexa. Tisnda Is FAA2A- eaa Rran-
csses Sc. Tsiafsns sc.
servicfo especial psF cssTes
ANA TERnADfk.f.0a -
LAva
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-02

y demas Gin S progresistas de IA isla.
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QUINTO INNTNG:-Los Reclutas:-
None es 'struck-out'' Baltic consi
que billete de libre transito; Fellito J
Amable no las ven pasar.
Licey-Mono no We que las bolas es
tan pasando por encima de la gonna; Gu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
FdttB'S Counsel Named
TO Take Dispositions

SAN FRNNC1sCO. oct 27.--Su-
porIor Judge Harold Loudorrark to-
day sign"d an order authorizing
Charles A. Brennan, Uf counsel fur
Roscoe Or0iiyI Arhupkio, tp take
dispositions ui dr. MiurIHu liuaDu-
berg. Mtss virginia warren and Mrs
Josephine Ross in Chicago, and
Lowell sherman. in Washington for
use as cyldonc" In tho trial OF tho
comedian Tor mHnslauEhtor. Brou-
nan LEFT Immediately for the east
Delay IN authorization ~ the trip
until today made Il practically Ger
tain Arhucklo viii not go TO trial
until November Il.
II Is uudogstood an agreement 10
this end has been reached by coun-
sol on both sides.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
Et.Soldlcr III Chr Upset.

EpNCIAI 10 IN0 WUTId
PONCA CRY. oct 27.---As tho
result OF q s'>tppcd down Ford car
turning turtle In the western OsnEp
county oil field, Major Garrnrd
aged %. Is dead and Ben Rush h q
nephew, is In critical condition
from injuries received. Garrurd
was in the world war and had also
served In the regular army IN tnc
Philippines. Tho injured men were
removed to HcrshinE. where Gar
rard died. His funeral was held
there yesterday
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sncnl.crs fnr Chnrch ncdIcnllon

NUc0IHT 10 TNO WUTT1-
ENID, oct 27.--Thc new $50
600 Baptist church vii be dedicated
on sunday, october 80. 4 week OF
festivities will procode the formal
service. Song services and addre=7v-
hy prominent speakers among
whom will be Dr. George W rruett
OF Dallas Texas. pr. $. ]. Porter ~
oklahoma city pr l. ~ McCnah of
Enid, Dr. j. b, Lawrence OF shaw
nee, Dr. W. o. Anderson ur Tulsa.
and Or r. l.. Davidson of Nrdmnre
VIII be the program for the weoll.
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Vera Wants only "a Home and 4
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28

New shipments of merchandise to fill depleted sto
The usual superior quality of Prayer apparel; Cont
sale the most intensive selling event that Tulsa G
success from the very start is proven by the thOuS
effect greater savings your purchases during the close of this
we'll talking of the unSupaSsng values to be
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28

reduction
twill
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14
HARDING AFFIRMS
3S APPOINTMENTS
Twelve Major Generals
and 26 to BE Brigadicrs
to BE Named
EDWARDS HEADS LIST


WASm>GTON. AprI i9..tros
l1.ut Harding approved today 'h'
'.H. az o. new major generals ana
20 now brlgltlrrF aH prepared hv
SECRETARY Wc.tt. uHI .' Viii uU pro.
scented fp ,ourInH1 soon. clarence
Gi Edwards who commanded the
.bB ,NeW ErrnulJ national guard
dIy alou r France hc1dT the l.st nt
major general. tlIa unWo did moi
uppoar Boo The llV which was acut
to congress- hv rrDalput MIIsuu.
confirmation uf which was held up.
Tho rtuo OF Brig. omar Uuudy
was dropped hy Secretary WD'I
from tho ll.t ot major generals aH
prepared hy Secretary Bnkor ana
submitted Go tho last congress.
UusIdcs General Edwards. tho
hr,Eidlera promoted TO bo major
generals are.
James ". McAndrew John T..
liIncs. Henry r. Allen, David g..
Shuuks. Ndclbort Croukhuc. George
W Read. william ". Wright.
charles H. Muir, Charles T Mo.
nohcr. william @, Iiaan ana George
Coloncls recommended 20 pro-
motion 10 brlgadiers were:
Colonel Crotc IIutchceon, Iet7o
Mel. Carter, W. H. Gordon. George
~ Nuucan. william Wcigcl, Ernest
Kinds, Ulysses @. McAloxander,
Mark l.. Ilcr~y. ~. A. lIelmick,
Robert L. Howe. william IAfuit"r
William N. Smith. Fred w. Sladcn,
Harry H. Bandholtz, Hanson r. Ely
Dwight H. Aultmnn Johnson Ha-
good. Dennis t.. Nolnn, william -.
Conuor. FOX Conuor, Preston
brown. Mnlin Craig. Henry y. Todd
ir. a. j. BowlcY william ". John
ston and Robert Alexander.
Tho last three names on tho list
of brigadicr general wero 20 fill new
vacancies which have occurred this
year.
Ia addition TO the nominations for
promotion to permanent rank. Sec
rctary Weeks announced tho hp-
pointment ~ a number OF assistants
TO the heads Of the STAIR corps with
tho temporary rank of brigadlcrs.
They are;
Assistant 20 tho adiutant general
Col. Jamca II. Kerr,
Assistants to the quartcrmastc cr
general Colonies John NJ. Carson
and George NJ. Downcy.
Assistant TO the chief Of engineers.
Col. Harry Taylor.
Assistants 70 the chief OF ord
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MEETING or MOTHERS CLUB
TaIks at Wednesday i--amhlN on
Modern aud Ancient Mothers

Mothers or the tlru .1nIHnn
church mrf boo fue uitor OF 'u,
church "wednesday for fn' regular
meeting of tho cradle ruN depart
mont ~ the Muthcr ,lh. Mrs.
NJ j. walsh vaa tnu speaker OF tuo
day ana Mrs. WHYtm Bourne. prcs.
ldcnt OF the club, led tho devotion
ais
The customary program of dl7.
Guessing tho care of childrcu was
departed from Wednesday ana Mrs
Walsh talked 20 mothers Of them
selves. telling them ot the mothers
Of the Bible as compared with mod
ern mothers.
only two more meetings will hc
held this season Tho last one in
June, Will bo in the form of picnic
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14
SOCIALISTS TOLD
DEBS MUST WAIT
Delegation Is Cordially
Received by Harding
ON Amnesty

vyh4utt,r1. Aprl u pres.
f..., u,.g... I,t.,.t.1 ..r.,yty t,
900. '''' "' WIZ ''"' h' "''"" ''
general HWu'HH lur political prIH.
uUrts until fr. tn.|.d aHfpa I4
,....,. .... ..,.. ..t.. ...,...f
p'"'I'
Tuu president received "a dtIpgn
Nuu nuI.u mad. t pl't lur general
Yur'.'. uui f"'" ih" strong udir'.
''u Iu'. h' ''h''W WpIhi'' u" n'''nn
u"nf 'h.7 HH' 10 nus Im, ana ,h''
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Mrs Blucblood brags about hcr
ancestors, but ! don't believe they
amounted To my,h-thcy couldn't
even afford to keep scrvants.'
"Ifow do you know that"
Mrs. Bluoblood showed mo n set
OF dishes that she said had bocn in
years" "