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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22
Spanish War Vets Meet
At Oklahoma City

spanish War " ralig ~ ohlA
hoaA vlll meei n stals eaeamameni
~ oklahoma city On jolp .ash The
meeting may bo oonsiausd tor tAroe
days depending o. the volume ei
business Is ts sranss, ea AZ Anan.
lsh Waf Neseraas Ia i'.e sgate 81 Ot
lahoma afe urXea to attend ihis
meeting ~ Nsiionai lasa,6sog o "
Meier eho ,omNs tfom iipsoiN. Neb
rasha. o @tisnd ghc sueampmeni a.
Oklahoma city
There arc twenty ons camps o
spanlah var Veterans n iho state 90
Oklahoma entitled 20 fepgeseAla lon
in Ne eucampmenl lhesy eamVs
are located st uath~. rui4 usla
koma cili, Maakoeee Ylalla law
lon. NaiDnRa. fhAnalef thietaeha.
~ Reno. slllAstsr Mesiister. ehaw
nee, BArIssslllr. Tulsa III siEl. Aisa
Woodward, Alius t@~haska ana
Frederick Several other ,ilies 'ln
Oklahoma are assius fer charters ior
camps which ulll D. CO... 'Ierea 81
,he eneamement
n the hnHlueau ~ iho eHesWpment
a mot fnisAed on jnly 2s9 ihs
meeting will he continued lotto the
following dayH aaa may pot he con.
eladed ansn the aiH The alaie of
ficers - the orRanifasion 81 lulsed
Spanish war vrierana for oNahoma
are. Commander Orwell Johnson Al.
htanl FRED Hunter and Quartermas
tr Ftank Norlhrup So of oklahoma
clly a complete nee s.t " officers
are 10 be elee sd az ihe encsmpweu'
The encAmpmeut wiil be q reunion ~
All Spanish war Veterans 81 OKLA
bona
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22
PRESS CONGRESS REPRE-
s[NTATNEs TO INSPECT
Wonderful ChanlmoSra OIL spe
ellis Has cufvd Many of the
Victims. Visitors Now
Admitted

Heeelala. 7 u 3ait 24 ~ or
1eF aHlif g iastrs' enc nt tas aits'
maavfa lesnaafsauas "a 'Ae eHsia.
Nhef" the tsseA@e afiesilf hts e''eA
rHs' kei ans 'fem eA'sa ieissf FN'.
issts eensian'iy A. efins Neefsie@
- paMAe wsi' se kifsa aelesates 60
the t'f"sa t"nef~ss M fA" NNtsa
eHi'h nffte atfe Tex ~ 'fff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

faAr Aspfiu onsy ~ t0id 70 essA
nachaSe of e~h0ins tlavvg ganifts 81
Asa4slD favH yQn Nlll te geispN A,
ta~ dlfeefanx Au1 aaaARe waskef
sat bK fAss.ctaHn aa4aa % years
aad proved sAsesst ms.linnt Fas
60 shanees a1h ssaftie'ta ~ e7
see lan faYef tFost 10 tsaiets NoA
aan iaAH iaNN N wlthaul fear iaF Ne AZ
Headache. Sea ais a. Rhaamat'fm
kAjasAe Io&iaArh8. l.NnieaA0 aa0
tof pan llands tia boxes cf Twelve
iatlels eoN isW rNsta lsA&e ~s
siso self iafNef pacAakes Aapiraa
j. iAs tfeda msfk oi haNr Msaafae
tnfe so MNaaAcvtlsa, desieg 0i SaaNs
lsfArla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22
WILL PUBLISH HISTORY
OF ARICkAR[E BATTLE
Major N d Mckinley Was a
Member of Brave Rand That
Fought Indians In the
Early Days

Oklahoma cas Clts. July ~ Ar
leAanre Mesiern Romance by
aoeafd A Tia aer og Oklahoma CITY,
- he.ss saalishea IS sooA form aad
VIII te resas aaoa, SAG. smtef sor
delivery The maanseFim is nua la
sae hands oi ,he printer ana the hoos
according As Ac aathor ADJ he about
yao sarea eHh Illustrations More
than a wears fime has been required
so wfisc 'h.s hook ana prepare q for
Publication The author announces
the book g based on historical facts
ana deals Wlsh the kidnapping ~
Anna lhale Brensfer the "A year oiA
bride of Ianes Morgan eho was Kid
mapped ifcm BE- Mor8au home la tba
solomon fxiiet in lssS Worgir
husband og che bride aas shot down
while AZ work In The field ll.s bride
ass carried away Nn'le trying 90
reseae hm frem tho savascs. Danlel
Arthur brewster brother ~ the bride
took up ihe search whioh las "a "a.
most yesf in OkiAhana aQd Texas
She being held in Indian vgllases
most o. the sire being traded "a dif
sereut wsrrlN chiefs ~ bride ~
'ndiaA ponies Captain Henry II.
Tuekvr. father NJ 'he author ~aH oae
of he first yoanp men ~ r.pond u
me can q Geaeral pm II Sheridan
fer soldiers to pnrsnc ihe raiders Ia
their efforts 90 ayenEe thc wrous
General Geo rorsyihs command
q which Captain Tueser pas ! mens
her tough, lhe battle " he Anokaree
on Beoehsr Island VA Colorado Re-
man Nose. famous Cheyenne warrior
chief Dull knife, famous Sioux Chief
also Lone Wolf chief % the Klowas
We're ia ihAt battle the Two former
being KILLED the latter being wound
"a
General Geo A Custer aud ihe
famous seventh cavalry also Colonel
y Crawford. and the Nineteenth cav.
airy continued she search for the
bride. 10 Oklahoma and Texas The
battle of he washlia being fought
The bride also another Elrl AIMS
Calhrlns White. who wae Kidnapped
we're found on Sweets alter creek in
Wheeler Causgy. Texas custer
threatened o hang The chiefs .un
doah, - er taking ihom prisoners n
they refused 70 brink IN the young
women
A brief history o. the opening ~
the KioNa -C'omanohe country Will
be- feature OF this story Many
early day Okiahomsns viii be- in
eladed
Major \ ID McGlnley. recently
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22
JAPAN To HONOR MEN,
ORY OF SOLDIER DEAD

Toxic. July = JapaH's largest
tori 81 religious arch has been &C.
diea.ed to Tossio 70 commemorate
those who have died 10 the military
service of the empire
The ministers of sar and The nayy
and s0me sixty priests ~ho recited
the Shln,o ritual, conducted he eere
monies The toril IA popularity c0n
pared "a the cesotaph receatiy erect
I'd IN L0udon
With rs pillars planted on he sum
mi, q Ksdan fisli. Il rises 81 feet
above she ground. dominating the
metropolis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22

Na8kexe Nusknxsa enantr
aasaaa ts1sla = fssf 90 lss ehafislus.
n'f slagsrw~F raanlY commissioner.
aAd ga Aaawert8g aNaala ~ ts~
taHet rAsfislva Asfs lag fsasa saR
fp' Is tlae Il sssf lhe nesl lev
anlha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22

The highest wlud velocity ever 70
corded fundamentally NsA lse miles
an hour on the summit of Mount
Washington. January fl. 1878
George BERNARD shaw The famous
auther and rlayNrigh; aaya he ~
Gently refused AZ American Offer 4
t5e0ao Tor whai was simply noihins
more than permission to uae his
name - The author " a film play.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22

aatsa mssFmssss " fAe sssf.
eas tapgaermelsae whigh xisi " ga
fssassy tsg ghs malateasaee sa5 -
esallan ~ sehuais ia she svseaas faaf
fissse eeuagx ashual alasFieia AAsr
betan tN Agfive q fhs gauntY sassy.
n4epaaas. agflss The sxeste naaff
~al Men ~ maesiaa ah zssasAAf.
fHif So AsA ths estimates NNl ~
ampek sAa first ltsms sahmisgaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22

Manh alslanaa AZ vsr ewna
ls all st#sAhalauyA vas apg AIRED As
INA Waml Nslf1las ana EaaR aaxss
ta'l0H ~ ita aaaaai meatlng Fseant
Isl halA hufn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22

gesassenAl creg lmsresemeas seswe#l
an EARLN esery state 80 has !
y STATE 1--we >geck sAN~. wnsrv
tae enffs~r " tAs aseantxsa "a sav h.ss
Ana siFls el4l~ aEs sure 10 r~vne tks
Ir.ust sE.A1s.Ast4c aItent4en
ssw pfaeiaee ai ixscaA Rat kexs And
other passR spirited nasn ~hs are pti.
marty satsfuieA IN Gaaadsrx ap sAe
aslxalsafAI reserves ei q emm0nay
IA offering cash pfAsrs fts tbs best Ans
naSss. e4nnat I've too hieAly conAnena
81. sAys Mr. FSAak haas krs. Aice
PfesAdens. AasncAn Stepl aad " sre
Iemp4Hx
u nAaax h<Alsai~s the hega and
Kirl esae~ aa.ica shs saAss lrAdeg an4
Ansser iks .asns,s1lAt~ sapes siun ni ihs
cuansy asvns have snspasted oafMA4s
of osoo>i~a calves @aA arfAa.ensfnts
have t~eu a.Asse aih tar kxal s.AaAs
f0r TIE boys 80 iAeIf own 1a.sa1 ar~a
notss = bus thess 4nsUh.s. and 4 ths
cTeci4 "a the yo4ng Aeek r1s~fs i
uay ts sad .hat seltNE4 81 8estr dl-A
usss u tAs~x eontes.4E.s s4a le JAS
Hss ets Cation IN fal
Tee rrsuis can x 4f1eiy ~ MEASURED
In the hrss place i develops ,hs nan
" esshts .u each boy - make Mr. -els
corn1ens sse0aa. Il tea hss hita 4ni
saal Lus84nag1 ,n way vaah nsves
can LA-4e&fgsea fsom E0e&- " esyxvn
dsss ssnlFt q emaAAtioA Anfan. ihe
yg4sA q the aesshbcFaood. sreas1ag an
srssse4safs Vi achievement. IL rtaeets
fhe same spSfis shrpush0Hl tAs tntfe
i4an.ls Ana - asaal thiu@ the tAsys
sna girls ~ho ar nos ia the aninai
eeasests hase started ssasshiag fae
y anoth<f esresi'en faiiy A. cnarus.
ahis. tnsiy i lsaeises gas 4iae ss
its deiisr and Aaw 81 f- .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22

NisNflahaf fleaaNhalAefa anss
tia4 sa~ weeda that sloapgah ~ Ihsss
vagAe Naeh an sdWt hAa hsan A
Naanesa ty lAw bpkFt II slls eons
m'sasuner A eAaA fia~ Alsashaa Ia
AaY fallafv 70 absae bg shs case
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22

wa hHfw Anfe batnguN. s.uilsn.
fnHdHf stfwd tsef Ma mass shss
ti#htaspH Na engrw ahasp. stlNslax
lalua lFv'a tsfss, rallpas*a haa0us
NF e@w snota
Na mattef wsat yau have triad
@siAw4i teh@t hstt use Fi4 We 10
lhe aHit fsmmfy that Ara aa aua sAa
p1tsaHaaM e&H8atMaM aAAt valaA~
a*allen. hafmlaW tenstug f@wt Tss
nhsts Fnuf teat tftmsblsa Y0mg tAoas
will Nu sevm slahs And gpuY fsne
III aetNs hafs ~ h~ nafs III sw alssn
f'as 3 alaAA bas 81 Tia Al any ArsK
es Department ssoe~ aaa gwt snsaant
trliaf Nsaf aHsi smaller shoes A
~hnfs feafa faat saatafs 8uAfaatsesl
fUf : tns eNnfa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22

tnmmvfvv Haftq hatlaesa Aaases
ef lhM eglY afs ee operating IA pfs
assasieas fss sne weekly ssies iAw
lasY si mAAiea aaeslag prices Ant
esuthilHs essfa accommodation fse
gheif fAtfeaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22
The Wonders Of America
rHs cAlvesron srA Wall

GALVESTON haa che finest hnFhur
" an fhe euiF eeast hnd ranks hlxh
ns eiiy ~ a.Hgtifgi hHmes AphpNxh
ppf rtsaf ihs kemitapHl eltiuafe
Aiifsess thousands ~ iaaiists onnual
" ia h,f long gssiaalls AufinS heaeh
r. prevent recurrence Hf ihr lsr
fitit Heo3 20 ipJ ne aea wnil onv
rf~hs Sights W. lhe rouAifY was ~aH
sffneled slnNg ile eulf side ~ ths
riia 1iie 2FsNt Wall " s1 ts fevt
hong fsei hiuh NJ feet aide at th~
bottom aud nts fesi wilde ga ,ap ~
81 Eiit - eon,rete oel granite npA
resis au = foundation " plling 1hesr
rlles ate o. fgt loes nas Tess than ia
iuthr~ dismstss ai ihn slaall end
four fuas wide ei four feei apafl
The iep n ihe wall ls nsed tur a walls
Io pftVent waleg ftom ihe snlf
Rowing behind lle wall aud fuDilng
the viy aNrng seYeFr storms Tee
grade ~ large portion Of ihe cits
vas raised rrom "a ~ frst 1his ~
eesslialed tie raising ~ about 2fpi
bulldngs nnd ihs ffaaiJsimeaf =
streets. sidewalks sfgesf car asks
electric lights. water and gas pipes g
ihe neH ieYel
The filiagl material was tHk~n
fram the bay The afedses after
pumping their h0lAh full steamed up
= canal bshlnd the wail and discharged
their iond thfo1nh pipe Inea leading
down The sanoua streets Nh~n shs
work was completed lhe ennal was
allied The mssuliufe q ihis uuaes
taking j. unparalleled IN Amefise
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22

fsphakke seasiNnmeat 4
t~etve sdtlshasi hessaa sss seesis~
~ shs pssf ~seA as Battery q. tisia
arslslsFY weeA elll i"ass hers Aas
70 fpF 3urt Nl tas saaasl sessana.
@sas nattefr y sent "a ~ ffst
esksslse aia~ toe *rsk eamelas On
sAaa creek asAt she pAFsaa esrssr
pftte
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22

named register Of the u. $. lrld Of
flee al Guthrie gas among the troops
hat fought the indians on Jhe banks
Of the Aricxaree rlYcr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22

Fat no meats and llghiiy OF other
food Take three of chambariain's
Tablets 10 cleanse out your stomach
and tone up your llfer DO THIS aud
within day or tvo you should Oe
feeling fine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22

The sun. II IL we're q hollow sphere
would hold I.0o0.o 200 globes as large
as she earth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22

heller exists among the Chinese
that L father o. mother be- aefi
ously ~. the most effective Way 0'
curing them is for one of their chs
'fen 20 cot tiny plece of flesh o4i
of His own armsof leg and administer
a broth made of the tlesh in qaes
Gou 20 the suffering parent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22
Y y xx x y Il * xxw MxXx x 4
= WHAT CHANCE HAS s
+ A WILD FLowER9 "


NM wm NJ xw~ ~A xw \
A class q school chharen under
the direction of their teacher pulled
up 4i0 Jacks n-ihe pulpit vhile cr
visit 20 the New York botanical
gardens IA Chicago. high schoT
teacher boasted that in single AZ
ternoon In the dune regions she had
picked 700 pink ladies slippers The
gams hog has beep checked 10 as
int ss'rioas labors AZ destroying the
Wild animal life of sas Uniree
states There Is need nos q turn
Ink public attention 70 persons wan
are bringing The Wild flowers ~
America close 20 extinction One
place for the services of the sps,
tight seems % b. the schools.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22

fhs fleld MHarm H hiyasa Ell
~ 'shlbinNu ~ fa1 vNeh sesard
'rs q pfeslflsal slsHles re'd e ihe
feneH n ihf wrH N eaaia8
~Nofsihlne iu lNe was Hg edlhiua 'ht
ueleHes iU ,h vegetable kingdom
The Department NeiaHY si8Hn ilata
nnfe shan peea itaelf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22

Carrier boys have no receipt hooxs
% rot pay them for Leader s1k-
scripffors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22

Ia 1919 there wefa gao Vo4 farm
lighting plants Ia uAe Now u b
aald. there ars zle.d0g
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22

WANTED - Clean. light cction rags
a. Leader office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-22
Mrs. linda rarroa Endorses Cham
herialn's Tablets

beriain's Tablets
= suffered for years with stomach
trouble and tried everything | heard
81 hut tie 0nIY relief ] got was tenn
pofary urtil last spring aaw Cham
horiains Tabless advertised ana pro
cured bottle ~ them from or
druggist got Immediate relief
from that dreadful heavlness and
pain In The stomach after eating
Since taklnY two bottles | can ea'
anything / want without distress
writes Mfa Linda llarfod. ~ Wayne.
Evening star., 1921-11-26
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Maj. Harry L. Gessford formally ap-
plies for retirement from the Office of
superintendent of police. Society of
Natives of the District oppose ''stran-
gers for District posts. Health tests
for Sixty-one police or ffremen ordered by
| the board Of police surgeons. House
appropriations committee calls upon
government departments to live within
the law with regard to expenditures.
Supt. Rallou favors legalizing salaries
of employees of the public schools. Cam
paign started against wave of diphthe-
| ria. Poultry show opens at Coliseum.
Capt. Albert J. Headley given full
charge of handling traffic in the Dis
trict. Tons of poultry for Thanksgiving
condemned. Subcommittee of House
District committee halts hearings on
milk situation. Salvation Army major
goes blindfolded to get 500 from local
Ku Klux klan with which to buy
Thanksgiving dinners for the poor
Marshal Foch given medal by school
children at ceremonies held at base of
Lafayette monument in Lafayette
Square. Site for ice plant in Takoma
Park causes protest. Citizen bodies re-
gret retiring of Maj. Gessford. Speak
ers discuss vice suppression before Mon
day Evening Club. Commission of Fine
ington. National Capital observes
Thanksgiving in church and home. with
the President attending services at CAL
vary Baptist Church. City has brilliant
reception at the New National Museum
in honor of delegates to the conference
on the limitation of armament. Can't.
W. c. Eustis dies in New York. Depre-
citation briefs are filed in Washington
Railway and Electric Company case.
Evening star., 1921-11-26

One of the most unique, yet at
tractivel house designs which have
as yet been pictured is the Dutch
colonial type of house. This house is
ideal for the bride and groom or for
small family. Downstairs there
are but three rooms-living room
dining room and kitchen-with a
service porch in the rear and a nice
roomy front porch. The living room
is a particularly attractive room, with
a large sunny bay window that one
may presume looks out over an old
. fashioned flower garden. 1t is, in
fact, not hard to imagine a group of
happy. laughing friends gathered in
this room in the evening, while the
young folks in the house will no
doubt be delighted to have 80 large
a room in which to roll back the rug
and dance. The kitchen is modernly
equipped, with sink directly. by the
window to help relieve the house
wife of the sordidness and drabness
of the dishwashing job by providing
a pleasant view, while the dining
room is an exceptionally cheerful
room. with pleasant groupings of
windows.
The second floor has three nice well
lighted bedrooms and a bathroom
centrally located. There is ample
Evening star., 1921-11-26
aurer explained. and has probably led

aurer explained. and has probably led
to the sttange fear.
Bali seems to be an island racially
and religiously as well as physically. Mr..
Horton declared. The origin of the
Balinese is not definitely known, and
they are practically the only people of
the Hindu religion left in the East In"
dies, which were oyerrun centuries ago
by Mohammedans. Marriage customs
go back beyond the Hindus almost to
the cave man. for would-be husbands
must steal their brides.
Motion pictures showed Balls re-
markable terraced rice fields, the lux
uriant Vegetation of its jungles and its
active volcanoes. Balinese women, who
were described as beautiful and born
flirts, were shown in various activities,
from marketing farm produce to dane
ing before ajafs and scooping fish from
the lakes in gigantic basket nets.
Evening star., 1921-11-26

'EHHYiYYHYiYiYi4i4
Evening star., 1921-11-26
NATIONAL.

Japan accepts in principle Chinese
plan at the, conference on limitation
of armament, and second great step
is thus believed taken by the powers.
Delegates agree in principle on ten
proposals in far east. Superdread-
naught West Virginia launched at
Newport s:ews. but may have to be
scrapped. Eight die as train hits
| burial party near Chicago. Senators
hear arguments for national repre-
sentation for the District of Colum-
bia. House committee calls for a
halt on deficiency funds. Congress
approves Sheppard -Towner maternity
bill. Blue Ridge Rod and Gun Club
| burned to the ground at Harpers
Ferry. BRAND proposes to reduce
French army, but points out to arms
conference peril in Germany. Lead
ers at parley discuss navy cuts
Various cities put on informal "tur-
key boycott" against the high prices
of Thanksgiving bird. Senate adopts
conference report on the tax revision
bill. Session of Congress just ended
passed 1876 bills, Leader Mondell
states. Delegates confer in groups
on new issue in far east. Nation
prepares to observe Thanksgiving.
President signs tax-revision bill
Christian Science directors upheld at
Boston, court ruling that they have
power to remove trustee of publish
ing society.
Evening star., 1921-11-26
BALI NATIVES IN FEAR
OF SEA TURNING FRESH
Quaint Customs Rule Island Where
Love-Smitten Youths Still
Steal Their Brides.

Chronic fear that the sea will some
day turn fresh. and prayers that it will
! stay salty, feature lie in the little island
Of Bali, in the Dutch East Indies. Har-
old II. Horton told members of the Ma
tional Geographic Society last night in
an illustrated lecture at New Masonic
| auditorium. Salemaking from sea water
is lucrative industry in Bali, the lee,
Evening star., 1921-11-26
LISTED FOR PROMOTION.
Number of Navy Officers Recon-
mended for Higher Rank.

Promotions to the rank of rear ad-
miral Of Capt. Rudolph de Steigucr.
naval photographer; William Carey
Cole, assistant to the chief of opera
tions; John Valentine Chase. com
manding the battleship Arizona. and
William w. Phelps, chief of staff.
Naval War College. to fill existing
vacancies, were recommended yester-
day by the seiection board.
At the same ~time the board pre-
sented to Secretary DENLY names OF
twenty-six officers recommended for
captaincies and sixty TO be com.
manderA
Evening star., 1921-11-26
THE WEEK
Epitome Of Events Up to
November 28, 1921.
FOREIGN.

British public generally indorses
halt on construction of superb Hoods
Germans applaud Hughes' proposal
according to dispatches. Rioting re-
newed in Belfast streets. King Alex
ander, at Belgrade, denies he will
abdicate. The Pope at Rome ap-
points bishops for the United States
Riots attend tour of Prince of Wales
in India. American consuls assume
duties in Germany for FIRST time
since the war More riots In Belfast
as the new Ulster parliament as
sumes governmental powers. Be-
trothal of Princess Mary to Viscount
Lascelles announced at London. Col
lapse -of Irish negotiations near at
London. according to report. Prince
of Wales received in triumph at Bonn
bay. Crown Prince Hirohito is desig
mated as regent of Japan. Premier
BRAND sails for France. Peace in
ireland hangs by thread as twenty
seven are slain at Belfast.
Evening star., 1921-11-26

roof and belt of shingles beneath
the cOrnice. The finish throughout
is of Washington fir stained mission
Drown. the floor being Of birch, left
natural. This house is "a feet by
33 feet. and it is estimated it would
cost between $4,000 and $4,000 to
build it, exclusive of the heating and
plumbing.
Evening star., 1921-11-26

closet space, in which the woman of
the house will rejoise. In addition,
there is full and complete base
ment, with hot air furnace and laun-
dry.
This house has the now fashion,
able Gambril roof with half timber
in the gables and shingles on the
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-06-09
by Sandy Lewis

When Just a barefoot country lad,
There's many jolly time I've had
When | should have been in bed
In place of cooning apples red.
The same old gang would congre-
gate,
And set around until twas late
Then some one always would sug-
gest
They loved Scotch Johnnie's APP
Piles best.
And when this old pair was fast
asleep.
We'd slip in and oh, how still we'd
keep.
AND when we'd eaten to overflow,
And took some to eat AS home
we'd go,
The JOY had never filled our cup
Until we woke this old couple up.
The sport was in the chase We had
AS this old pair both boiling mad
Came through the door and out
the gate,
But we had ducked 50 they were
late.
lie swore in Gallo as he run.
She used the language of the hun.
Their nix cOmerad john" said
she,
MY Gaud | Lick 'em quick" said
he.
She said, Il jump right smart you
know"
And hit Patsie Sheehy with the
hoe"
She was always around with hoe
or spade,
But John had no worthy blade.
remember well that Halloween
When John, the pumpkin face had
seen,
HIS face grew pale and lost the
JOY,
Said he, That's Bobby Louie's
boy"
DNe oiu IliIlc OH swirl Wings mas
sped
And this pair is numbered among
the dead.
But the orchards there and bear
ing still,
Where We might go and pick at
Red Apples like we used to coon.
AT morning. night or midday
noon.
But>all the apples in the place.
Have lost their charm without the
chase.
Some day I'll have Il real pipe
dream,
And try and make it really seem
Scotch Johnnie and Dutch Mary
too,
Are back and keeping our old
crew
Away from that old orchard there
With broken Dutch and Gallo
swear.