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New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Creeiers Pay $4,000
FOR 68tl1 ST. Clubhouse
Local Hotel Employees Will
Get Possession of West Side
Dwelling Next Month

The CreeteTs of New Y 4ork. IS the
organization of local hotel managers
assistant managers and clerks is known
have purchased the fourstory dwelling
at 6S West Sixty-eighth Street for use
as clubhouse. The Greeters-the ere
are about 200 of them-neid $4,000 for
the property, which they purchased
through Frank A. Ready. assistant
manager of the Hotel McAIpin and
president Of the association The or
ganizetion has paid $4,000 on the
property and the mortgage for the re-
mainder will be carried by the mem
bers in the form of bonds.
The house is - feet wide and ioC
feet deep. The club will be ready for
the Greeters soon after the New Year
IN educational course on hotels will be
conducted in the club for the purpose
of improving hotel service in New York
Coughlin & Clishy negotiated the deal
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
National Lumber Dealers ASSN.
To Locate in Central Zone

Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, with How
I'D c. Forbes, Inc, leased about one
half of the eighteenth floor of the Lig
estt Building. corner of Forty
Street and Madison Avenue, TO the Ma
tional Wholesale Lumber Dealers As
sociation, Lumber Mutual Casualty In
surance Company, Kelly, Hewitt &
Harte, attorneys for the National
Wholesale Lumber Dealers Associa-
tion, and Maurice L. Preisch. The
Lumber Dealers Association has been
located at &c Broadway for more than
twenty-one years. It's move uptown
win enable it to more efficiently accom-
modate it's mem bership. which gradu-
ally has drifted into the Forty-second
Street district. The new quarters will
be occupied about February next
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Operator Purchases Two
Apartment Houses in Bronx

Harry Calm purchased from DR..
Charles Graef the fve-story modern
apartment at f125 Boston Road, 5ox152
through Eugene J. Busher Company,
and from Charlotte Damn the four
story apartment at 463 East l5sth
Street, 25xl0o, through Richard Dick
son.
J. Hofmann q Son sold for the NJ.
V. and S. Realty Company, Max Schmer
president, to Samuel Goldman the two
family dwelling with garage, 25x10O,
at 95l Costcr Street.
Ida Trapkin sold to Phil Rosen n
two-story dwelling at 1243 Simpson
Street, 25.10x7210x irregular.
Marie NJ. Dalton sold to John T.
Scanlon ir. the lot, 25x100, on the east
side Of Rochainbeau Avenue, % feet
north of 206th Street.
William r A. Kurz sold to Charles
Dammeyer the plot, 50x1O0, on the west
side Of Jarvis Avenue, 225 feet south
of Buhre Avenue
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Deal Completed for New
Madison Ave. Business Building

Ernest and Herman Levy, Inc, manu-
closed deal for the leasing Of the
four-story building the Roy Realty
Company is to erect on the site 74x95
at the northwest corner Of Madison
Avenue and Twenty eighth Street The
pending transaction was reported il
these columns about two months ago
The Rov Realty Company owns the
Hotel Seville, adjoining the property
leased at the southwest corner of Madi.
son Avenue and Twenty ninth Street
and plans the Improvement fer the low
sized business building chiefly for light
and air protection for the hotel prop
erty. The new building is expected to
be ready for occupancy on February J
1923, Emanuel Van Dernoot, attor-
ney. represented the tenant.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Investors Put Savings in Flats
And DWELLINGS i'm Brooklyn

The Meistcr Builders, Inc, sold the
five-story apartment, 75x916, at How
ard Avenue near Pitkin Avenue.
The A. j. Shannon Company, Inc,
with Z. A. Coldstein sold the three
story store apartment at 3O3 Flatbush
Avenue for Charles Schaap.
The Buckley G. Horton Company
sold S25 East Thirty fifth Street, a
two-family residence, for Mrs. Wegot,
and a plot on Twenty-fourth Avenue,
between Bath and Benson avenues, COX
100, for Mrs. A. H. Guarla
Frederick w. Walker ir. sold the
three-story residence at sos Fourth
Street for the estate of Fritz Elbers.
Charles Partridge sold the one-family
dwelling and stable at PIP Franklin
Avenue for Mrs. Bessie O'Gara.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Mrs. Raizen May Be Put
Under Psychopathic Care

ara Lillian Raizen, under indict-
meht for the murder of DR.. Abraham
ullckstein, may be removed from the
raymond Street Jail to some institu-
uon in Greater New York where there
psychopathic ward, it was
FumOred yesterday.
Assistant District Attorney Edward
v. Cooper, OF Kings County, who has
ssaarge of prosecuting the murder in
ulstment, refused to comment on this
nrsport or On letter addressed to the
ct.stfict Attorney by DIR. Charles
ss0eszer, visiting physician at the jail,
- which recommendation for the re-
"ogai was made
NJ. Mt. Cooper said that he had ordered
e"afden Harry c. Honeck Of Raymond
81 = maintain strict watch
s'sf the woman TO prevent any pos
..r Injuring herself in her
ssA' Ut. Stoerzer said in his letter
,oae ne had observed Mrs. Raizen and
,o.ac her IN marked state Of mental
ssspression, manifesting suicidal ten
s.ney' The physician said that at
luss Mrs. Raizen said she felt she
"Vu'a be better dead.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24

THE CHURCH OF sr. NICHOLAS.
f',sn Avenue and Ferty-eis nth street.
1aaScoin5 James Macleod. Minister
II ~ IL Chrfstn7aa sersies
DR. Macleod win preach
3 r. NJ. Christmas Car,fata THE r.vs OF
Sfaee. Choir assfsted by string orcnsetrs.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Big Price for Columbia
Leasehoid i'm SOtl1 Street


Butler & Baldwin, Inc, announce an
other sale of Columbia leasehold in
West Fiftieth Street, in which section
several months. For Joseph E. Marx
the brokers disposed of the five-story
building at al West F'iftieth Street
20x1O0, on a net rental basis of ten
years, for an aggregate rental of s45,-
900. said to be the top price for an
inside Columbia leasehold in the sec
tion. The building sold has two stores
with six apartments above.
Julia P. Breed purchased from George
W. jacket three story dwelling at
210 East Sixty-second Street, 1S.9x10O.5
James H. Cruikshank resold to Ira
Maier $40 East 123d Street, three
story dwelling, 16.Sx10o, to Joseph Ma
Sanowitz
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Apartments for Far R0ckaway

The Lewis Fl. May Company sold for
Morrell Smith the property on the
west side Of Central Avenue, adjoining
Carlton Avenue, at Far Rockaway, to
Morris Malvin. The property consists
of an old homestead, 115xl42. running
through to John Street, The buildings
will be demols shed and improved with
modern apartments and stores.
The same brokers sold for Joseph A
Kean q plot of the Early property,
facing Rue de st. Felix and Beach
Fourteenth Street. Ostcnd, Far Rock
away. L. T.. to Jacob Dorf.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Buying i'm Westchester

Kenneth Ives & Co sold for the
Sterling estate the Haviland place, to-
gether with several acres on Pleasant
Ridge Avenue The owner plans to
make extensive improvements to the
original house for an all-year-round
home.
Chauncey B. Griffen & Co. sold a
large plot on the west side Of Wash
ington Avenue, Pleasantville, for
Charles Fl. Hall to B. Franklin Lane.
The purchaser will Immediately i'm
prove the site for the erection of a
building
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Sales of Connecticut Estates

Payson Mel. Merrill Company and
John Crawford sold for Richard N
Penny his property Of seventy acres
with dwelling and outbuildings at
Greens Farms, Conn
John Crawford sold for the Misses
Cockcroft farm at Norwalk, Conn. to
Alex Balog. 1t consists of about sixty
acres and two houses 1t was held at
S25 900. The buyer will use it as a
dairy farm
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
st. Nicholas Ave.
ALL SOULS

ALL SOULS =; st; Nicholas ave,
Rev. CLIFTON<MACON, Rector
Christmas Eve, IL F. NJ, Orator!o, fol
lowed BY Holy Communion and Carols.
Christrlas Day, a. Nj, Holy Communion ;
II A. NJ. Sermon and Holy Communion
Holy innocents Day. s P.sM Children 5
Festival
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Homes i'm Morristown Sold

Genung & Day sold for Valentin
Padron his large residence and garage
in Aitamont Court, Morristown, n. j.,
to Wilbur f. Day.
Robert c. Troll sold his property,
Evergreen Avenue and Monroe Street,
Morristown, consisting of large house
and out-buildings, to Frank Natele,
through the same agents.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
threatening Letter Writer
Ses,s 20 Insane Asv:,1m

v.s .Sounty Judge Haskell in Brooklyn
sssserday committed George r. Berry.
" i. IS Woodruff Avenue, Brooklyn. to
sss. ss AIngs Park Asylum for the Insane
ofss. ~ the latter had been found guilty
threatening In q letter to Park
Rono,i m,issioner John N. Harman, OF
rrass r.oossiyn. to "kill him before Christ
aoo osaFy said he had written betws an
I;r ' and 800 threatening letters to pub
aardais odIaSiais explaining that "God com
sraas asa me to do this thing and / am
s'sso OF every letter wrote"
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
To Build i'm Flushing

Harry Klein purchased from Wilmot
Y. Hallock. attorney of Brooklyn, the
plot, 50x10o feet, on the north side of
State Street, so feet east of Fourteenth
Street, Flushing. Mr.. Klein intends to
improve the property with seven.
room Colonial dwelling. The Halleran
Agency negotiated the deal.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH.

HNt~5 ! hI-$If tIII Xstff,
I.enox Avenue at 12.d Street
Christmas Day-7:S0 4. Nj. Holy Corn
munioa with music. 10 A. NJ, Holy Com
nunion tpIain). II A. NJ, Festival Christ
Service and Holy Communion. Preach
er, the Rector. p. N---Christmas Carol
Service and Sermon. Preacher. Rev. Henry
Lewis. Wednesday, December 70, p NJ,
Christmas Tree with pageant.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
REroRMEp
Collegiate Church of New York

xn,. fHE MARBLE CHURCH,
flfsh Avenue and Twsnty ninth Street,
HaV David Janres Burreli. D D.. afnigte~4
~ A NJ. Dr. BurreiI will preacn h.
subject "Mary's Christmas Dream
80 r ~. Organ Recital. String Orchestra.
K NJ DE-. DsrteI A. p0fiEg will preach
1 Subject: From Manger 70 Throne
choir assisted by String Orchestra at botn
services.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Sell Business Buildings on
East and West Sides

Edwin J. Birley sold fir the estate of
Walden Pell to Daniel & Joseph A.
Perillo. who conduct 2 pharmacy in the
premises, SO and 10 Sixth Avenue,
northeast corner Of Fourth Street, two
three-story business buildings, on plot
33x65.
Moskowitz & Lupowitz, restaura-
teurs. with quarters at 1873 East Hous-
ton Street, a four-story building with
stores, 25x7s.1x irregular. have pur-
chased the property from Daniel Spit
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Option 10 Buy Goes With
Lease Of 34th ST. Binding,

Carrying an option OF purchase with
in one year for 100000, Joseph s.
Marx has closed lease for twenty
one years, with renewal privileges, on
two four-story buildings at 202 and 204
West Thirty-fourth Street, 4Ox49.4, and
plans to erect business structure
The rental is at from $4,000 to SIS 900
annually. The renewal rental is Sl5,-
600. The II. NJ. WE'LL Company was
the broker
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
CHURCH OFF THE HoIy Aposrr Es q.

LHI KCH OF THE HOLY APOSTLES. eth
ave and 2sth ST. Christmas Eve, Ii;
CHRISTMAS DAY
s. II A. M.-Holy Communion Snacisl
Music 1880 p M.-Pageant "Adeste
tldeles- Rector peaches at ii A. Nd.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Quarters for Master Butchers

The Cross G. Brown Company leased
in the Fisk Building. Fifty
Street and Broadway, space to Ye Ode
New York Branch, United Master
Butchers Association OF America, Inc,
for executive offices; space to Charles
E. Doddridge and J. l. Mather for the
sale of stocks and bonds; also to j. NJ,
Weinstein, accountant; w. C. Simon,
William I. Watson and Otto Petersen.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
$33O,OOO Loaned for Erecting
Three Sheridan Ave. Flats

The New York Title and Mortgages
Company is making three building
loans Of $4,000 each, covering the
property situated on the west side of
Sheridan Avenue, rs feet north of 167th
Street. The loans are made to the 3.
r. I. Holding Company. Three five
story apartment houses will be erected
on the site
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Fifth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Chcrch

&iith Avenue and Fifty-fifth Street
nr,r..+a~ J Rev. JOHN EBLMAN D d
san,,,a Hey JAMES PALMER. PHI. D.
DR., Keirnan VIII preach at both ser,tc-s
AT II, Special Christmas Music win
ne rendered by apgn1e ntec choir
AT 4. selections from the 'tBfessiah n, - to be
followed by he usual afternoon service.
- m nltdren Christmas Praise Service, 10 A. M
," "eunesd ay, 8: ne p. NJ, Preparatory Service
III the church conducted by Or. Kel1nan.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Bishop Herbert WeIch

With Great Christmas Message
West Side z. NJ. CA p. NJ. 3ls ". 57th st,
''HAvE I ROOM FOa CHRISTI"
Rev. George j. Russell
Harlem z N. C A. West 1s5eb sc
Christmas Sunday, P. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Owners of Memo Theater
Buy Adjoining Gore

Sidney l.. Warsawer resold the small
gore lot on Cathedral Parkway, adjoin-
ing the southeast corner of Broadway,
recently purchased by client from
George Ehret. The purchaser is the
Fox Theatrical Enterprises, who own
and operate the Memo Theater ad-
joining this property on Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Results of Auction Sales
BY Henry Brad,

1887 ST, 67-ss W. n s. 1875 Lenox av
5-sty fiat 50x99.11; Manhattan Savings
Institution agt s. West 131st Street Corp
ct al; action No /; amt due, s42,2es.s4
taxes. etc $1,000. 10 the plaintiff for
1857 sT. sa-ss w $. 1ss Lonox av.
5-sty fat, 5Oxss. II; same ast same: &c
tion No .; amt due. S42 29364: taxes,
etc. 81. 200; TO the plaintiff for $500
119TH ST, 1875 r, $, s-sty fiat. 53.6x
loo.11; Samuel Levy agt Berhner &.
Greenberg ct al; amt due. s16,04s.97; Or
Tntgs, o4,500; to the plaintiff for S64, 500.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
ALL ANGELS CHURCH

WEST END AvENUE AND s1ST STREET
hev 3. Delaney Townsend. d. L.. Rector
Holy Communion. $ A. Nj.
holy Communion 81 Sermon (Rectorl1f A Nj
HNensong {Rev. w. J. D. Thomas) 4 P NJ
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
INTERDENoM1NATIoNAL
GLAD TIDINGS TABERNACLE

$3.50 W. SD st. Robert A. Brown, Pastor
p NJ The Supernatural Christ, Tongues
OF Fire and Coming Glory. Tuesday and
Friday, Evangelistic Services, g p. NJ
Divine Healing Service Friday, 23o p NJ
A II manner of sickness hNaled through the
mighty NAME OF JESUS.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
NEW cHuncH tsw.Ienborgian,
NEW CHITRCH

35th St, between Park and Lexington Avr~
REV. CLYDE w BRoOMELL
VIII preach at II A. III. Subject: THE
Angefs' Salutstion. Ecar Not"
The Choir viii sing carols commencing
at 1850 A.. NJ. Holy Corprrai--A-~n Vim be
administered directly alter the morning
Sunday School Christmas Exercises, 1o:1s
A III
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
REFORMED eHrRcH or Uarrrv

Lenox Avenue and 723d gfr.s~f
Rev. Edgar ruton, gr. D. n sFi,jzesr
Cnrisfmas Services Sunday. December 2gts.
y a NJ Dr. Tilton will preach
= Il a christmas presentation or
'"rhe Nativity
yocai snd Gloria Trumpet Q-,ar%etecr
~ ~ eo organ and Young Peoples Cnorus
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
CHR sTlAN SCIENCE

FIFTH cHuRCH OF CHRIST. scrEN17sr
A Brancs1 cf The Mother Church. The Fasss
Church of Christ Scientist, IN Boston, Naxsa-
ahusetts. Services Sunday. II A. III. ASP. M.
Wednesday. 9 2. NJ. in the new Church Editsc,
East ssd Street. Reading Room. Flstrou Blda
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Ruys at Jackson HEIGHTS

Mrs. Thomasina De Joseph, of Phila-
delphia, purchased an apartment at
Jackson Heights, at 130 Twenty first
Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
THE SCIENCE OF RELIGION
CARRIE BARBOUR GALYoN
LseAHcr hr1 Enr1rdn-

A~Ha1tT And tOurde~
Cnnrch OF Divine Love Cniyersar
ne true Religion OF Jesus the Christ
SERVICES al League For TIE Larger I:r<
2zz West I'D St. y Y c
sunday. P. M--Subject. Dawn. -hs
Birth of Christ Wednesdavs &c
DIscnssion and Experiences HeaIin-
nleetings Saturdays SIS P NJ Al s.,
West ia ST Free to ali =
Spiritual healing. healing OF grief. sin,
slcsnesx and business problems by az
poin.nenf Tel Columbus 5sI1
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
THE FORT WASHINGTON curpru

eort Washington Ave. and isfst St
All Seats Free.
hsV- irving II. Berg. o. D. Hinists-.
Christmas Service
IA A II. DIR. Berg wifi rrsecsr
sabject "A Christian Ch-istrras-r
: r NJ The Sunday School viii nrste vr,tt,
.le .s congregation in service appropriate 10
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
STORAGE NOTICES
DANCES wlru THr, PROvrsrOr

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISION
for which the undersigned. CooiSes 3 Storag gs
Warehouse, fs entitled to lien ware
houseman, the goods hereinafter de-
scribed. and due notice having been given 70
II parties known to claim interest there
In. and the time specified in such notice for
payment OF such charges having expired.
there will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION az
Cookies Auction Rooms. Nos. s0s-2if Eas-
12Eth Street. Borough OF Manhattan, New
York City, on Wednesday, January 4th. 1887.
commencing at 1890 A. NJ. the following
springs, mattresses. dressers. book racks
tables. buffets. crystal closets. china closets.
screens, gas heaters. oil heaters, refriger.
ators. phenograph. rugs, clocks. pictures.
mirrors. kitchen and laundry utensils ti7inkr
boxes, barrels, pans. baskets. cases. bags
siitcases, val1ses. etc. supposed to contain
clothing, linen, bedding. hangirgs. sllverware
cutlery. china. brie-a -brse. BOOTS. personal
effects etc. held on account OF Mrs. BohIn.
Z. Chuir>, NJ. Lowensfein. Rev. II G. Stsup
and Mrs. B Pftclbaum and sf the sale
thereof is not completed on said date tho
same will be continued 3. the same plac.,
beginning at 10 80 & M aud contfnuirss-
until all the goods sold or until all Hers
are satisfied All the aforementioned goods
now being stored with Cookies Stora ge Ware
house, in its warehouse. The goods may On
seen al the place OF sale the DAY proceed
ing the sale
COOKIES STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
2os-2i1 East t25th Street
Borough OF Manhattan,
New York City.
BY JOSEPH WIELAR
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
THE UNION THEOLOGICAL sEMrNARy

Service In The Chapel. Clarcront Ave-
nue.. between 120th and 12ed Streets, at II
o'clock. Preacher: The Reverend Professor
WILLIAM ADAMS BROWN D. D., of the
Union Theological Seminary
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
THE WEST ryn f-uy-rf-r.

weHs End Ave. ann seventy -sevcrlth st-oe+
rev Henry Evertso1 Cobb D D. Minister.
wifl preach 1T II A. II. and 80 p NJ
s..so = Al Special Mnsic. "Tks Herald Star
ana Christmas Carols Ord and View wltn
enoir. harp. ceita and organ.
,.so K. ~ Young People's Soctafy
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Cathedral of ST. John the Divine

ARsteFEam Avenue and Ilsth strest.
9 ana 10 A. M.-The Holy Communion
3 80 A. M--Morning Prayer
II A. M-Preacher, Bishop MANNING.
z. M,-Christlnas Carol Service.
Daily Services--T:So y. NJ 8 T. NJ.
Tuesday, st. John's Day. II a. M---Deds-
cation OF Founders Tomb. Service in
Memory Of Rt- Rev. Eoratio Potter with
Address by Bishop MANNING
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Religious Announcements
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
SIT. cEoRcE,s cHuRcI

81. GEOKGE'S CHURCH
5tuyyssant Square,
18th street, East Of Third Avcnue.
Gsv. Dir. Karl. HEfT,ANp, Rector.
CHRISTMAS DAY. SUNDAY, DEC. 25I
a. III. -- Holy C0mmIrjss Address,
Rector.
11--ffoly Communion. Sermon, nsctor.
p. ul.--Vsspers. Service one hour.
Address by DIR. Rslaud.
Special Musc-Cougrpga singing
led by the combined cnoirs Of st. Georges.
Soloist-- Miss Mozelie Bennett, vioiintst.
Miss HiIda Wlerum. Soprano
Mr. Harry T. Burieigh, BarytonA.
Mr Forrest Robinson. Reader
y. ul-Childrens Christn1as Tres and
Carol Services.
All Seats Free The Pubic wafcorss
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
COMMUNITY CHURCH
CONGREGATIONAL
CHOW TO BE SAVED

INIEKN ATlONAA UNION MISSION
Church of the Strangers
500 West 57th Street
January LIST at p. M.-Mr Clinton EVE
and q band OF Workers.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS

500 West 67th Street
II A. M.-Paui Mansfield Spencer
z. M.-Eev. Dwight Witherspoon Wyllie.
D. D. Christmas Music
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
81. Thomas's Cnureh

FIFTH AVENUE AND 5SD ST.
Rev. ERNEST NJ. ST1RES, D. d. Rector
8 a. m.--Holy Communion.
11-Morning Service and Sermon iRector).
4Choral Service. Rector.
3 2. M-Hour of Organ Music.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
SAINT PAuL's CHURCH

- Clinton 6 LArroII. ptreets. Brooklyn
MIDNIGHT MASS CHRISTMAS EYE
lpecember 2tth at 1880 P NJ
SOLEMN PROCESSION TO THE CRIB
CHIdsTAAS DAY tSundayl High Mass IL A NJ
tsant Ceeilias Mass Len Masses s Il A NJ
Cars for Borough Hall subway station Will be Al
Court and Carroll SIS. after ito Midnight Mas
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Many Important Matters
WIN Be Taken Up BY
G. O. P. Majority During
Sessions Of Sixty Seventh
Congress. VIII Probably
Continue Until Fall
BULLETIN

Washington. Aprl IL The
sixty seventh congress assembled
promptly AZ noon today ~ the
cal ot President Harding fer is
first session. expected NOW ~
oonsinne probably untai tsll
Legislation 70 pat teeth ~
labor department efforts to con
cssiSse labor disputes. was urged
today Nv Secretary DAVIS. Both
ssdes should BE- compelled 10 hive
I'd 70 agreements reached or de
cs1on al &rhitratovs they have
accepted. he said
This Is not compulsory 2rol
sxatiOn. MIR DAVIS said ] do
net believe il fesslble 10 pass laws
against the right Of workmen %
strike. hut ] believe there should
bs laws to make AL parties io
labor disputes Try 70 get together
before strikes are called
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-11

Washington April The 81
rrsre court today refpaed 70 re.
.ie~ the conviction - william D
haywood and more thar seventy
nine other members y the W w
on charges q hasre contpired %
obftrUct the war activities 81 the
government eefusa 81 the ST.
prere court q intervene closes >
iorq fgnf 20 save Haywood anc hi4
associates from prison Oriy
presidential pardon can keep tnect
frpr entering UPON the sentences
r~peted
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SCHOOL BOY DAYS ARE
BROUGHT BACK BY LETTER
Mayor Elect George Pollard Re
coiYos Message from Man Who
Knew Him When a Boy
Congrstulasos Him

lha fonowlne letiaf wss received
~ Meyofeloet Ccor&e pollard ffnm
A oif school "1ua1iaf Bsu Poster
sarre'ary Of ihe State Insurance board
$50 ~ Lender publishes ' ig abqs
.n ahst esteem men hold "alafa $50
tnae m bs
Dsaf Ffa georse rHsIsfaia
tiuns undoubtedly afe HoW 10 oidff
ana 49, cioee naool maie frend
ora fron the good old siste 81 ilin
o.s Nlsig 70 congratulate Y0u upon
sour election - MAYOR Of fhe fiiY "a
0lAde 9 can truthfuliy ssy lhai fis
gain ls nof oalY yours bii thfi iaH
sosi people - Guthrie sill knoe a.
iho end 90 your afnlaIHfailpu TEAR
ihsy have elected a man sha aN pnt
fr0nfirnfH OF Page Z
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MRS LOUISE mhTcrErT
TAKES CHARGE FASHION
NADp htttfNrgy

Mr ieeie Matches hss taken
ehnfe of fhe niinery department Of
tbe Galafie Fashion shop ad eli e
eiad 10 meei baf many friends u hef
new home Mrs Maiche'i go 81
at r iu the millinery iino pud hAs nj
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regularity never our behind tie
other II Is wonderful "a sa
ihem paradiug
During tho review she sass
TIA 'larslse de koeimmheag
and were So enthusiastic that
we asked perinisian 20 have The
honor 81 kissing the American
flax
tud 10 closing 'he l'0ehess
cseiafnsf Amcrlea n this war
has been The sail separating
domination and Justice ambition
and Humanity. She has been our
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Pafs Arril II Tile Duehess
de k6tsa urges smeflesu women
snd the rni;Nd States govern
heui ~ let the American soldier
remaa on fte Khine TIE
Duchess. with other members u
fse Casnife Frame. Ameriqu~. wete
vsess ~ General Henry 7 Allen
~ fDbienz. Fe5ruary j.. when the
troops celebrated The anniversary
~ fhe day American soldlers took
fheir place N the front - m
snefseaB array She feils 0f Aer
trip II the March nanber of
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