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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
VETS CLAMORING
FOR 'EVADER KING
u. S. and Britain in Ne
gotiations for Return
of Bergdoll

WASHINGTON, April TT n .
state department has taken up with
the British government the matter
of the cxtradition OF Grover G.
Bcrgdoll. millionaire draft dodgcr.
from Germany, 1t was learned this
afternoon. 10 Ia believed the Cana
dian government will seek cxtraditiun
OF Bergdoll on charges OF having
violated Canadian passport in en-
tering Germany once returned to
Canada, the United States would
then sock tho cxtradition OF Berg
don to this country
1NDTANAPOLIS. April THE
time is not far away. In tho belief
Of tho American legion officials.
when Grover e. Hergdgn the Phlin-
delphia draft dodgcr. VIII again be
In prison. it was announced today
at the lcgions national headquarters.
Scores of demands for BcrSdolrs
return from Germany are being re-
ceivcd by legion officials.
lie called US poor simps: let us
nj him. read telegram from Kan
sas DICTIONARIES. who advised national
headquarters they can raise enough
men In 30 days to march into Ger
many ana capture Bcrgdoll ''if the
army OF occupation cannot be
spared for the trip"
Similar lets get him" tclegrams
ana lcttcr We're received from many
quarters. Legion posts on the Pacif-
lc coast are uniting in raising a
tund to further the "Got Bergdoir
movement. legion officials said.
WASHINGTON, April Extra
Hitlnn llpr,,,an,s %
Cleveland Bergdoll, wealthy Phila-
dclphia draft evader, is n diplomatic
question ana is In the hands of the
state department, Secretary Weeks
says In a letter to Senator Capper Of
Kansas, made public tonight by the
senator The secretary added, how
ever, that the war department
would use every effort to have
Bergdoll returned to the custody OF
the United states military authori-
ties"
state department officers refused
today TO discuss reports that the
Canadian government had been
asked to cNtradite Bcrgdull, for
violation OF Canadian passport regu-
lations when he departed from that
country Tor Germany Secretary
Weeks, when asked about the same
reports, said such action would not
surprise him.
The war secretary, in his letter to
Senator Cappcr disclosed that rs
soon as it was nscertained that Berg
doll was In Germany General Allen
commanding American forces on
the Rhine. requested the authorities
OF the Baden government, where
Bergdoll had sought refuge, to re-
turn him to the United States.
The Baden government the let
ter continued, refused the request
on the ground that Bcrgdoll was not
in tho class Of military offenders
whose cNtrad!tion was provided for
by the terms Of the armistice."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
Harding Observation-Disclosures
OF Last SeUen Declares CObbler
Who Declined to Mend COLI Shoes

so!f shoes rSci In an impossible
way"
There was n pause and then MIR.
Sumner. who ~ . HW1rthy complex
Toned lit'lc man with "A fuustache
said rather tcrc'ly
II cant DO the Impossible for tho
prcHIdont Of the United States or
even Babe Ruin
"Profdonis aro nice Nolks all
right. but aH customers they are
no different 10 me than anyone
clso.' Mr summer continued
Mr. summer disclosed the follow
Ink facts To- be- recorded FOR pos.
tcrlty.
President Harding has tho biggest
foot of any of the seven prcNdcnts
who have putrouilcd Mr. Sumner
b'rlruiur with Cleveland.
liis foot .s mo longest and Tafts
ia the widest said Mr. sumner by
way ut explanation.
Also h.e shoes are the niccst.
Roosevelt was tho hardest" on
shoes All ~ Mr. Hnrdlng's six
Immediate prcdCccssorF in the white
house ran down their heels"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
CAST SELECTED FOR PLAY
Christian Church VIII Produce "An
Early Bird rs Benefit.

There has been no arbitrary choos-
ing by a committee OF the cast for
the play AN Early Bird" which
senior Christian EndeaNorcrs OF the
First Christian church are planning
TO present, but instead at a meeting
In the church Wednesday evening
Endeavorers who have liking for
the foOtlights were tried in the diff
rerent roles and the cast named
accordingly by Miss Josephine Lay
man, assistant in the expression de-
partment OF the University of Tulsa
and a member OF the society, who IS
TO direct the play
The play is to be given for the
purpose Of purchasing suits and
equipment for the church basel ball
nine. 1t As a three act modern
American comedy built along busi-
ness lines, with the plot centerlng
about the effort To make good" OF
a college man cast upon his resources
by his railroad president father
and is bright new and up-to-date.
There are seven male and seven te-
male characters in the east,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
1 AM INNOCENT
PLANTER PLEADS
coNrtNurD rnOM rAGE oNr

CONTINUED FROM FACE oSE
the defense. appearing on tho stand
uusworn. which under Georgia law
prevented cross examination. Tho
fact that no other defense testimony
was introduced permitted Williams
counsel to open and close. No limit
was placed on the time Of arguments
and four attorneys spoke TO-DAY.
Mr. King opened for the defense,
followed In order tv Mr.. Wright for
tho state. ", n. Key OF Monticello.
Ga. for the defense. and Solicitor
General BRAND for tsc state. W. NJ.
Howard. former congressman from
Georgia. will close for the pros"'u
tion tomorrow. making the first ad-
dress of the day and the final plea
viii he made by Green f. Johnson
of Monticello. chief counsel for tho
defendant. About three hours are
expected TO he consumed tomorrow
In arguments.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
Hold MuHicipai Benefit
For Community Church

A sacred musicale for the benefit
OF tho building fund " the COM
munity church at Eighth street and
Wheeling avenue has been anrounc-
ed for Friday evening, April o, and
tickets for the entertainment are
now hcing sold by Mrs. G. $. Rose,
treasurer OF the church and in
charge ~ welfare wor< \ large
Sunday school room IL Being added
and other improvements planned at
total cost OF $1,000 to the build
ing now serving as church, This
huilding is former residence which
has been placed ON the back ot the
lot and It Is tho intention to use
Il for sunday school purposes only
when the congregation can afford
To build new church
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
Public Still Wants
the Better Glasses
of Cuts From Beef

CHICAGO, April THE Amer
ican public has lost It's taste for
the poorer cuts Of meat and the
vogue OF steaks, chops and tho
choiCcr cuts OF roasts continues
on the average American dinner
table, the big five packers, who
furnish most OF the country's
meat supply, believe,
A statement issued by the Amer
lean institute OF meat packers
today says;
Although wages have been re-
duced, business has contracted,
purchasing power has losscned
and millions of men are reported
idle, most consumers are still dis
eliminating against the less eN-
pensivc cuts OF meat and are con-
tinuing their wartime preference
for steaks, chops and roasts.'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
Grandfather GiUes Blood
In ATTEMPT to SdUe Boy

MtNNEAPOLlS. April 7.-Whcn
lS-ycar Rupert Henry was
found unconscious IN the basement
Of his homo today, his grandfather,
Frank Cheney 60 years old, gave
u pint of blood in TRANSMISSION op-
GRAFTON, in a vain attempt to save
the youths life. Gas fumes were
declared responsible for the boys
condition. His grandfather carried
him from the basement and went
with him to the hospital where the
TRANSMISSION operation was immedi-
ately performed. The boy died soon
aftcrward, Cheney suffered no ap-
parent III effects.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
PEOPLE DEMAND
CHARLES RETURN
Campaign of Propaganda
Aimed at Reducing
His Opposition
He TAKES ALL BLAME
Issues Official Statement to
Effect That He Alone En-
gineered His Coup

Ex'lusiv, 'abIr tp the tptL news Service
and tH' Iori1u uauy Etrf,su
STEiNAMASGER ITungary.
April 7.--DoHpilc hls refusal ts Weld
10 cX-cmpcroy Charles ana allow
him 10 resume the throne uf Hun
gary Admiral llorthy tho regent,
made - written statement 90 the of.
feet that Charles ig the legitimate
King Of Hungary and that the Hun
Farinn government viii continue to
pay him $50. 900 % year.
sun Want him Back
Just before the departure for
Switzerland, Tho cx-rulcr had a
conference with hungarian indus
trial and agricultural nagnatcs who
sulcmuiy sworo they would never
serve any other King. Thcy decided
10 launch AN energetic propaganda
throughout Hungary and also 10 ask
the big entente to exert pressure
upon the little entente" agninst TAX
ing measures ln the event ~ Charles
ultimately becoming king.
LUCERNE, Aprn From his
hotel suite overlooking the Lake OF
Four Cantons whore hc remains in
seclusion with Frau Zita, his wife,
eN-cmpcror CharlcH of Austria today
sent formal denial to the SWISS gov
ernment that his throne seeking
adventure had resulted from "A plot
In which former members of the
Hungarian nobility and Foreigners
were alleged TO have participated.
II WAS His Own Plan
II acted solely upon my own re-
Hponsibility" Charles declared
"Only my wife ana very few OF
my friends knew Of my plans"
Tho SwisB government has not
yet decided whether II viii question
Charles as 10 how he left Switzcr-
land. Count BOrovic2cnny. who ac-
Companlcd the former monarch
from Hungary, said Charles would
refuse to answer that dueHtion, even
II he were threatened with eXpulsiOn
since he did not want to involve
friends who aided his departure,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
CLARK SAYS STATES
CREDIT IL IMPAIRED.

OKLAHOMA CITY, April T.
George +. Clark, chairman OF the
state board OF publlc affairs said
late today that the states credit II
practically at a standstill. not only
In oklahoma but in other states
"as result OF tho destruction Of it,
buying power by the failure OF the
legislature TO make necessary APP
propriations.
Contracts for supplies In and out
side the state have many OF them
already been cancelled by dealers,
he said, ana the board itself has
been forced to cancel some OF its
orders, when dealers Ia Commodl-
ties asked by the state, inquired oi
the board II there was money to pay
the orders pending.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
Send TIrO to Pen for
Theft of Clothing

Pleading guilty TO charge OF
grand larceny. Cophas Brown and
joan Moore We're each sentenced
To is months In the state penitcn-
tiary yesterday by Judge Redmond
$. cole I'm district court Brown
was charged with having stolen
from Thomas Nuttcr, l225 South
Baltimore. clothing valued at $500.
Moore pleaded guilty TO having
stolen suit Of clothes valued at SOS
from the Lloyd Richcy cleaners, on
Marcn \.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
2 Girls Eat Rat Poison,
Die, Third May Not Lire

FORT WORTH, Texas. April T.
Two slN-year-old girls. playing In
the yard OF w, Is. jenkins AT Cole
man, Texas, west OF here, found rat
poison, ate II late yesterday and died
during the night, according TO word
received here this morning, \ third
child Is seriously IN and may not re
cover, one of the girls was Jenkins
daughter the other that OF a rela-
tive visiting In his home
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
Indianapolis Workers
Asked to Take a Cut

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, April T.
building trades workers have be-
tore them today a statement by L.
H. Hatfield. president of the Build
ing contractors association asking
them TO accept wage reductions OF
from Is TO % per cent, beginning
April Is. Mr.. Hatfield points out
that consequent reduction in build
Inc costs would result In completion
OF building program of between
S4,OO0,0OO and $4,000 900. Mr.. Hat
field said, but II labor does not ac-
cept the proposed wage cut, rs per
cent of this program will be aban-
dOned
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
Buy Grand TheGter
BuiIding-fO Remodel

w. Is, Chastain and George Y.
Cathcy have purchased the Grand
tlkatcr building on East Second
street from John q. Mitchell and
Dr, G. h. Rccdcr and already work
is In progress converting 1t into a
retail furniture establishment which
viii be occupied by Cathcy The
building was partially destroyed 10y
firsc last October, The purchase
price Is said TO have been about SA6.-
900, The deal was made through
G. T. Terwillger.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
Central High Play
Presented TOnight

The presentation OF "Shc Stuops
to Conquer tonight az Central hlgn
school auditorium Is one OF the big
gest dramatic events of the year
students In the art department hav.
been working In conjunction with
the dramatic department Ia prcpar-
ing the stage settings for the play
that In happy ana amusing nor
trayal OF English life in l773. Miss
Isabel Roman, head of tho dramatic
department, is directing the play.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
Girl Reserves
TO Pdrfhenid Friday

Girl reserves OF Mark Twain
school, with their club leaders, Miss
10 Wamplcr. Miss Grace McCans
and Mrs. Kelly, mother of one OF
the girls. and of Lincoln school. Will
gos out to the Y. W, c. A. camp
Friday Afternoon for a o~o-day stay.
There will be about 25 in the party,
accompanied by Miss Kathleen r..
Simms, junior girls work secretary
OF the Y, W. G. \.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
Bcrc,ioll Appeals Case.

KANSAS CITY, kan, April t.
Edwin Bergdoll. wealthy Phnadcl
phia draft evader. whose freedom
from prison was denied by Judge
John G. Pollock in the federal court
here recently. on a writ OF habeas
corpus. filed n motion for re-
hearing at Topeka. Kan. today. ac-
cording to an announcement made
by Fred Robertson, United State,
district attorney. In Kansas City to,
night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
GERMANS HAVE NEW ALIBI
Explain In Note to France That Dis
orders Prevent Decentralization

BERLIN, April 7.-The German
government, in note sent to France
today cites the disorders sweeping
central Germany as n reason for the
FAILURE TO dissolve the Green" po-
lice, as demanded by the allies.
Formation Of n new Prussian cabi-
not has struck a snag owing to the
refusal of the socialist peoples party
TO cooperate with the other parties
in selecting new ministers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
Mems CLUB Meeting
Was Wen Attended

About ~ men attended the rcgu-
lar meeting Of the Trinity Mems club
Thursday evening In the church.
John II. Woodard explained the
operation OF the community trust
fund. by which money for a charity
can be left In, trust, and John IA
Porter OF Pittsburgh, Pa, in a brief
speech. paid compliment to Tulsa g
INCONSISTENCIES
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
REAL ESTATE
SOUTH CARSON

A neat two story frame house Of
five rooms and bath in the eleven
hundred block on south Carson: ex-
cellent neighborhood, surrounded by
high class properties; nice yard with
fruit trees and shrubbery. The at
tractiVe price is $1,000 with some
terms VIII be glad TO show this by
appointment,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
DEATH PENALTY IS QUICK
Negro II Tried and Found Guilty In
one Hour and Nine Minute Case

LEESVGLLE. La, April with
In one hour ana nine minutes after
the opening of court here this
morning, Gus Bracy, negro. con-
fessed assailant of white woman OF
Rose Pine, La, was found guilty.
Immediately following return OF
the verdict by the jury which required
but four minutes to deliberate It's
findings, Judge Boonc pronounced
the death sentence upon BraCy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
Anrnn MnI,crs Mnntcd.

We pay you while you learn TO
make aprons, Also !here Is now u
big sale on Tulsa made aprons al
rs cents and up. Visit the big sale
at the Queen OF the Southwest Tog-
gerry, Is West Third street, across
from the Orpheum theater.-AdvL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
EDWARDS TO MAJOR GEN.
Recommendation VIII BE Made
Within Next Icw DAYS.

WASHINGTVN, AprlI I.-Hrlg,
Gen, Clarence X, Edwards within
the next few days will be recon-
mendcd for promotion TO be major
general Secretary OF War Weeks an
nounccd late yesterday.
The present administration. Sec
retary Weeks said. will also give
Major General Leonard Wood his
Just desserts,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
HE URGES COOPERATION
Douglas Warns Exchange Against
Present Tendency to Criticize.

Present Tendency To Criticize.
Warning the members OF the
Tulusa Real Estate exchange against
the modern tendency to criticize
everything and everybody, as he
termed il, Clarence r.. Douglas, man
aging director Of the chamber Of
commerce. at the Thursday noon
day luncheon of the board, pleaded
for a continuation OF the policy Of
cooperation which he said has been
responsible for the building OF pres
Cnt Tulsa.
Douglas urged that attention be
devoted TO putting the industries
rUlsa already has upon a paying
basis rather than centering effort
-pon the bringing of new manufac-
turing plants here,
Judge NJ NJ. Fakes, compliment
ed the exchange upon it's progressive
policy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
KANSAS CITY ANTI CLARA
Her Pictures Not 10 Re shown There
If Organization Can Prevent,

III organization Nan Prevent,
KANSAS CITY, Mo, April L.
clara Smith lannon's name will not
flash in the lights above motion pic
turc thcatCrs in Kansas city II
members Of the Kansas City Motion
Picture Exhibitors association can
prevent il. The association, II was
announced today has adopted a mo-
tion expressing itself az opposed TO
the filming Of Clara Smith Hamon
IN story Of her life.
The resolution states that the
measure was passed i'm a desire TO
warn the public against investments
In such "unsaVory productions,
which necessarily invoke deserved
condemnation and genersl disap-
prevail"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
NelUS of Musk0gee
Gets Quick Divorce.

GCIs QuIVk DINOrCC.
Special tn The World.
MtSkOGEE. April l7.-Mrs.
Grace Reid filed u petition FOR Ct
Vorcc from Il, G, Reid, received an
answer from him, had her hearing
and obtained her degrec-all in Less
than five hours yesterday, She
claimed that she had been forced
90 leave home five times because Of
cruel treatment, The time is u
IoNOrh hurC.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
TWO MAIL ROBBERlES
Several Pounchcs Taken In Cincin-
natl Raid; Big Chicago Job
Il "InSidc' Work

CINCINNATI. April -Four
men in an automobile tonight held
up and robbed a United States post =
office mail truck near the awest end
station OF the Baltimore e. Ohio
railroad station here. Several
pounches OF registered mail were
taken from tho truck and carried
away by the robbers.
CHICAGO, April Especial in
vestigators sent from Washington in
connection with the theft yesterday
at the Dearborn station of mail
pouches containing cash and securi-
ties believed to total more than
100000, tonight were proceeding
on tAe theory that the robbery had
been carried out by national gang
OF mail thieves who obtained ad-
vance Information or money ship
ments from postal employees.
The investigators were convinced
that yesterdays theft was an inside
job because OF the fact that the
robbers sorted number of sacks on
a mail truck in the station and Sc
lected only those which contained
valuables.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
SOUTH CARSON

A neat two story frame house OF
five rooms and bath in the eleven
hundred block on South Carson; ex-
cellent neighborhood, surrounded
by high class properties; nice yard
with fruit trees and shrubbery. The
attractive price is $1,000 with some
terms, will be glad to show this by
appointment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
B. M. GROTKOP

Exclusive Agent
Usage 1928 204 Kennedy Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
Want Cotton Acreage Cut.

MuSkogcc Countys cotton produc-
tion will be cut from about 10000
bales this year To 10000 next year
II wishes OF Muskogcc bankers are
carried out, Bankers here an
nouncod today that many had
promised to do so. Bankers expect
to give financial aid only TO those
who cut their cotton acreage con.
siderably.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08

Plans are being prepared for a
building to house six stores on
Broadway just south OF Sewers hotel
here. The vacant lot Is owned by
Mrs. A. u. English and Mrs. j. G.
Cook, who are putting up the build
ing The stores are all rented
now
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
B. M. GROTKOP

Exclusive Agent
Usage 1898 2O4 Kennedy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08

UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
Tulsa Council No. ass.
Next meeting April 10th. Z ,. m. Election
Of officers and dance az D. IN,
W. T.. Heron. s. c. Chas. A. Myers. Secy
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-16
BAKER

NJ. J. W. Scott visited Mr. X. c.
Walker Sunday.
M j t. Duncan and family.
Nh Oscar Arhack and family spent
Sunday with Mr. Ray Brantley and
family
Mr Aaron James and Mr.. Tobc
James of fords Ferry were In our
section one day last week.
Mr. G.. b. Collins and family spent
Sunday with J. n Collins and family
Mr r. G.. Walker visited Mr.. }.
" Walker Sunday.
~. J. =. Samuel and sons went TO
Smrgis Saturday
So John Jennings was In Weston
Saturday
&c. ]. 1. Duncan and wife and ].
" Walker and wife went 20 siurfis
one day last week.
M.ss Myrtle Newcom. Who has been
confined 90 her room for several
weeks BE- be- to be- out again
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-16
DYCUSBURG

Messers Collin and Clifton Bennett
Of Paducah spent the week end here
Bennett Rammage accompanied them
home
Hal Kinsolving, Bob Butler and
Alvin smbbleheld Of Salem were IN
our town Saturday
Misses laline Ferguson and Tylene
Charles spent Wednesday In kuttawa
Herbert II Pcrryman was In Hop
kinsyille Thursday and Friday
Mrs. I. r. Wells and daughter
kathleen of smiihland are the guests
of Mr. and Mn B Wadlington
Miss Ola Chaflcs was in paducah
Saturday shopping
Anaa B Graves has been danger.
ously 10 for the past week ~ throat
trouble
Henry simpkina and wife. Misses
Peafle simnklu and Robbie Polk
were in padueah Saturday shopping
Mr and Mr. " T Mitchell were
in raducah Thursday and Friday
Mn nellie Martin n Frances spent
few days here this vesk
Misses Pearl simpkins and nlene
Charles were in FRANCS sunday
Mr. Jim Gregory b. visiting rsl.
atiyes in Livingston county
" D Charles returned home Mon
day from Illinois vhsrr BE- has been
engaged in a revival
Mu shelby Decker and daughter
MARI spent fsw DAYS iu Livingston
last wrek
Mary Hsny srsni FRIDAY Boz the
country the guest her brother Mr
Marion Hsny ard Mu Heny
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-16
PLEASANT GROVE


Mr Joe Croft and family visited
Mr.. l.onro Croft Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bebout VIZ.
tied Mr.. b. X and J. s Garnett
and family last week
Mr. Chester Robertson and family
visited MI J. n. Croft Sunday
Mr Chem Davenport and family
spost SUNDAY with Mr ~ D. Corn.
Mrs. Lou Bebout visited Mrs Ber
tha Corn last week.
Mr. Allie Porter visited Mr. "
namron and family sunday
Nr and Mrs Alvin Bchout visited
Mr g. o. Corn recently
Mr Andrew simms aud family
lrc spending a few dny. with Mm
Wilkic ~ Birdsyille.
Mr Lem Watson and family spent
SUNDAY with Mr Noel Large
Mr John Crime. of Tolu spent
Sunday with her parents. NJ and
Mr. lef Nelson
Mr a. D and on Corn went to
r1Iu one daY last week