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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23
Personal and
Social News

at the Hotel LaSalle in Chicago on
October 80.
.
Mrs. Jack Creak. who recently un-
derwent an operation .or tonsilitls at
st Margarets hospital, has been re-
moved TO her home and IS GONZALES
cent
=
MI. and Mrs. John r. Wilhelm ana
son Robert have returned from a
PLEASANT motor trip To Cincinnati ac-
grippe Of Fort Wayne, whore they
visited Air. and Mrs Harry Clancy
for about q week. Mrs. Grippe and
Mrs CLANCY are sisters az Mr.. VII
holm
-
MIR and Mrs. T. Reilly have left FOR
Indianapolis where they VIII be he
guests Of friends and win attend the
National iGncampment Reunion OF thu
Old soldiers They VIII lie gone about
a week.
-
Mrs. Geore4 FLYNN ana Mrs Ethel
Sn.9tala en..r+atn.a at caras and j,
rntseeua neons III ! last evening at
the home AZ Mrs Flvqa M Harrison
strast III bonar ~ Mrs. lyfIhur can
+rsli yrno Il ! briae ~ a fav weeks.
w. oows 80 ~ ottrarthe YIN
aa4n+~ .ouo,a+s - all nf,k ana
,vbito ,s+.re ~ tbe e,es+s oIav.a
e,a ndre 81 tbrca fab1as FIRST
,~t. JIM s-arae4 ,ttsS Mabel nam
aeter wbicb tba bos+asses served II
--e++;I, ann,f,tad tbraa-cour4e
49,, 70 fonr+aen ouasts Mrs
can+rau was Given q number Of ex-
o,,isite rifts
49, ~. ,aaasr.hfa - +botr na,n-
- asaaa+ ~ n raya.ran tha
D-a,ah,ars 1s-aa ~ onxitarv
- Sfs4.aot - ~ gnasctb
-, rs - a
- : Il ~.
II ~ ear,..
a14 n maani-
- - -
41tar
- " - -
-, 80
~ - MA
,t - 80
I III '
4 -
,qu' -
~ - - 80 mh -
iabara+o1- am-h~oiaara - roId
$50 To-. 800 xaa+uaa NJ
a aaa -aatamsl, +banraa thc
an Il $3.50 - ~ r,a.hers an7
So. - ~ a.ara~o+tnn - tboi~
amtrah,a - - na,r ~ cis+er
waeaanon ans tbei- sacratay Mss
80 Nr.~ons n.,tb hoa,+tfn, aifte as
s,s .ha.n araotaWoa ~ 49,
80 49,
49,, -, - -manw
a.~+aa C..dar ca,+omhe- sE
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Ameri-
can Legion met last evening in room 3
of the superior court for the first time
since the vacation months. and a large
attendance of members and friends
was in attendance. Mrs. w. F. Pat
ton and Mrs. r.. 3. Powley were
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23
r BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY

a new soft drink parlor has opened at
IS state street under the MANAGEMENT
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23

Prizes were awarded 149, AZ and
4es at Benefit given by the Advance
Club. 1882
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23
LIVE LOCAL
NEWS ADS"
Wassey's Pleating Shop

EMBROIDERING, STAMPING. HEM
STITCHING, BUTTON HoI.E.
BUTTON COVERING, B~RAIDING.
RUCHKNG, FANCY STITCHING.
81 Safe STREET, HAM
MOND 440.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23
OWN YOUR HOME

I orer houses IN whiting. Ham,
mond and Indiana Harbor for $4,000
down. balance on monthly payments.
prices $500 to $4,000. Some very
choice lots to choose from. If you
want a home to be built either this
fall or next spring address Xxx. care
Lake County Times. 9-23-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23

Wednesday, Sept. 2Sth is Cedar Chest
Day at The Lion Store Furniture Dept.
Extra large Solid Genuine Aromatic
Red Cedar Chests, complete with re-
movable tray and solid copper trimming,
fors29.95. And you can buy them for
$500 down and $500 per month. Now
on display. Come in and look them
over. 9-23
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23

Hammond Musical College.
Piano.. Voice, Violin, Public Speak
ing. UkeleIe. Banjo. Mandolin, Guitar,
Dancing. Dramati Art S-31-I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25

An faihaRastu evAsiuA "a ems fw
nepu naw wps hNid ~ lho ruurg hesen
ses, uiFH lha post has s.oHred thc
verNles 81 p {. Jacobson toxst $50
vHl woft Win fraub kels aa
urnHH Nash professional wfase
lheae ma wll vhn sie as n
'rtmA Va shane and tmn theH W.
tNe msas 4w Who're wlI Ne auafN
r'"~fsnH at tNe yoHytnlos hsH 81
1wW AZ osio,k
SUNDAY afternoon tbe lase bau
traM aNi do lfa fsal practice n0i
all meubera are urged fa He on haal
at oeoek at enc faif grounds plans
waro aieo pui npder 0ay tor 4 u
Hrai day erngram ia connection
vHH fh R anA saauhh aar
veterans
Jhp Service star War Notb 1855
seearoJ 3 elar'cr as aA aHx0iay fa
Amerlcuu Legion post No 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25

ed him or opposed him
"The time given 20 ihe 'ormrlaiion
a. the cotenant Of the T.eagra ~ Ma
iions and the determination 'hal &
should have first place ia lhs aege-
tiasions caused such Grlay le lhe
proceedings .nd prcsen ed gpeedy
restoration of peace De1.i a. ihli
h useless II IS too manifest t. -e-
quire proof Of argument p sarrorl i =
1T IS fair to assume that he had no
program prepared and s4s unsi'llug
TO have any one else max tenlaf.vs
one for his consideration II III. ih-
American Commission without . c.ia.
marking out the course which 'he<
were TO pursue in the NEGOTIATIONS AMI
apparently Without pilot wao anew
the channel"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25
Woman
Mail 7hie1
Captured

faisao unle March ~poAasg
lespecsaes ffaw sne rolsas alssrsa
Nsn' e Chisaga sassy b bsl~s hse
v anaa uyesYtls ~sutss il somna.
t.an ~ish ~ raH robbery here Fsns
eafy Fl whsr more than . msigs
eeiiars ~ cash ana nsoauable psper
y - isAsn l9 hela Wv ~ shrss ussI
rlstkm
thr gia according q shs lnape
tefs had maassea - sluds pursal
s'ass February so. ~hea sha locks
heFssiF n 2 soepafsment ~ a srsl
eptna - chlea0a aoa faolss offlnss
"A tikhart lrssiaes ~hev- ner srats
sn ies urbaYsia ard ear. Jas Gu
bert ~~es captured rAs uehayt !
p'ft VISA sne~n q hawe earlst
lsFpe Travelling aaa 1Nsn shs snsers
sns train Nssh Jae aed Calh~u Al m
unieu sfatlan hsr~ NJ tesas AZ ~
haa wAs found sn shs train.
WsnaA uenayils frws astraefs
teiice attention heyr ~ tBtf Mh#n !
tsl~rhane operator at ioeal brew
'efY shs *as accused ~ sssltslna na
brothers ~ ses rohhery ~ shs hsem
eeY's oavntasser ~ sevsral shauaana
ef dollars The Indictment aaagna
hrr wae aaAahsa hrpawse " laek .
svibenfe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25
High Spots Lansngs Story of Paris Peace Conference

"one may infer that 'he r-e.idenE
was disposed TO employ 'he general
longing FOR peace as meEn = ex
erting pressure on the d7'sTafef ~
PARIS and on their Goyo~rmoris 10
accept his plan for Ieay,e
The President having 10 toe report
ION the League Of Naiioasl declared
The American Policy. his comm Is .oA-
ed representatives were bound y ac-
quiesce IN his decision wnstes'r iheir
personal views were. Aaqaiesce = or
resignation was ihe choise.'
= think that II is not uaiust - say
that President Wilson was s.rouge-
in his hatred than In his frieodships.
He seemed TO lack the ability 10 for
give one who had in any way ofioud
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25

Boston. March 25- Some ~ ihe high
spots of M Lanslngs book rre showa
IN the following iextual extvaess:
q cannot bat feel that my ogposl-
ton to his attending the Conference
was considered BY the President 80 b.
an unwarrsntcd Iheddiing Mia his
personal affairs and was nola nf nv
business
He fMr WILSON, said wiz ereat
eandor and emphasis that he ile not
intend TO have lawyers drafting ,he
treaty of peace The rrsnafnts
sweeping disapproval OF msn5e-s ef
the legal profession parsici9i ag n
the treaty making seemed 20 he. AMI
I believe was. intended to be notice
to me that my counsel T1s unweI-
come"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25
IL nlln\ IiU~T VIII.
Oll~Ii,,I MEMORIAL DAY

'aNpieta plans FIVE tha fswervaaes
of @emesial lev Ny ~vnry tost ~ shs
AmerssaH Legion tn ian sfatA wnrs
sdewel 81 'be ae.nad annual ennfar
rnee ~ past aamianfs ~ the raessa.
Monday AZ soesa will held apeela.
sAfYles~ en that lay Va 60 opera. .isn
wiih 'he GraaA Array ~ sba aeuaeiis
taisnA #paBish war Veterans au1
Confederate vetnranA
lR hUane ~ thoee whe iast thelf
ilsesH "a F'rnnce every iexlanaire vllt
wesf 4 hlaad rea poepY oa Memnfs u
iAy rpuples eHl he oblalued fruas
the Ffeneh ana American ehlh.r~a \
iasNae aud t4ndm obtained tY sAs
'esrHn wlli be used foF lba Ald ~ aar
orphans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25
MOON. It SEEMS. WAS
"PAP[RHANCER" OF PARTS
He Shot the Moon In Louis
vile, According To Wire
Prom That City To Chief
Mitchell

u seems thai @ Npoa laimes
Gashrle boy arrested hr. Ef ism
ius haa cAesks sa- beeA sassrsc :
ihai .astime for several aatas ani
had gotten hy 80 Ga saaaN un.H ae
tried the game Ia ihie oes
When searched Dy ofL.e rs Ners 4
cAies sna teans over the uusry 4
Th. rhA,ts pere on b4n.s &. man,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25

N0Ir0c la March 25 Aemrln9 land N@0an10 II on9in0
trouble near trowsle, ANAL town sWamry wilderness ~
northeast Louisiana Lieutenant " y toney who early today
started from Jacksonville. Fla. feht
San Diego Calf dropped syenlfNe feet earth hitting
tree HIS back believed 10 have been broken His plane
wrecked
The officer crashed with his plane and when
found lt reganed time later however
Wa unable fo thing except that he had had trouble
and seeking landing place when be smashed into the
Tie injured navigator being removed Naichez Miss
for hospital He being taken swampy
distance of eleven mile, Winnsborro where be win BE placed
aboard d
village doctor who called attend the officer said
that besides broken back Lieutenant Coney apparently had
received Internal injuries Owing his critical condition the
trip Wiunsborro a slow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25

Officials
Played

SAltna kAns- Marsh. would
"a % % he'll % prosecute an iasl.
Win sasan eresasra or the brneA :
Such was the lntsrvoaatve repy
made in ar ADDRESS here last ulatt
.t, Fcenee unitea states senator HA.
ton, one ~ the Victims u mob n
Barton county reeensly 10 R.chAea
afenkies. ss;erne, general
The fOfner senator rented conven
en HAN himself and apokr On '-flob
Law versucs Free Speech
Re ue<iarcS that the attorney GER
rrai. the governor ana she ofhs ais
- Barton district eeuft. ard county
attorney there had all the evldrn
trey needed and charged that the,
wsrc enccavorlno 70 foree hsn 20 90
back TO earsen County into hostile
territory
Fer he ssid "Covernoe Atlea j.
= mob governor Richard hopkins ls a
y Oh attorney general and Judge o =
hsnsa, q Barton county is mot
Judge &c charged that the cause e.
the mob in Barton county week aqe
was the failure of the authorities %
prosecute the mob IA that county -
JYre.
Mr. Burton reiterated his fortaer
charge that the leader of the eartna
county mob conferred with Juaus
Ennta and sheriff sar Aili that So
urday afternoon anu they knew .ho
Ne Was
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25
Mine Foremen Held
On Murder Charge.
Neglect of Duty

McAlester. March IS -MArsis
ciark mine foreman. nen yreaao.
master mechanic ard Wslllaaa Pow
erx. superintendent of Nunabcr IN,
Missouri Kansas ana Texas ninr
a. osaana, Oklahoma. were held for
trial im the Latlncr county coDrg
foiic~sna preliminary triai Thurs
DAY At panoia. charged With neg q.
erse and second degree mans auoh
ter sond VAS made 10 the sun ~
$1,000 each They are alleged 60
&c responsible for conaislen that
ea1sed thc loss of ten isses fciloss
lna gas explosion the asrd 81 last
August
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25
IT'S Up TO THE COM
NIS~l0\ER~ 10 ACT

Senate h!ll No. EOS recent y pas
by the legislature authorizes foa ds
- county commissioners of any 60 ia.
~ In the state q oklahoma TO lease.
rent or donate any room in tass
control for the use of the Ameri an
Legion. the Grand Army Confedel se
Veterans or any P1trotic orranl7a.
ton for is social or business meet.
lrgs. 70 establish reading rooms d
other amusements IN The space ia
rated, rented or leased
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25
Keys of
City To
Catt/enen

The second annual ~ a''ag ~ lA'
Logan cOanty SAogthofn neelefs asf
sociAtAon was opened Taars.lay nsss
with = reception ana ataguvt saes
~ The chamber y con 81 rSt Al .s
lone. There were rs rlaes Ia sn
Manager Searien oasdld almsef y 5as
feast he spread in henof o' tsa shn
ors. The mena the scr iae Gv.
oragions. iAs orchestra AMI ~ eham.
eer o. oommerce Quayse. Az msrs
eQ4al 10 ANYTHING ever faraisAei pf
any hotel in any large caf Tfs N@st
began promptly al eight ans taaei
just before mlda&ht
A pleasing ana iAougalfl' etsent
was enjoyed ~ an the Seatglsh kis
Masons present Just be.ase 80 taa-
auet hall Was thrown opsa iAeS Nerr
invited 90 the usual ManaiY Thursass
feast. where the aalvateael fsesd aai
heen secured. and the usas cnscmua
les Nl R8eI Nft" NAH ANtN "H''tfft
coed Music
The chamber of eomn rrs auAit1i
had provided special mnsi- ene mans
ber being In honor OF she e' l'us as.
sociafion. and as an euoa-e ae, es se
an irnprovised grouping ~ 'he nn ~
q every prominen; SAor. iH hfees'r
present, Witch was hsgaiy apseclaies
Secretary r. f. Wall 81 :he gA-iaaer
Of commerce. was master ~ tersm@u
les. ana he proved hmsalf tcst
thron&hout the occasion 'ltaAa-A Y
was one q the noted events 81 Guh
RE and The success was 1. 5. pleas ns
10 ali present
Lockwood Welcomes caf'iemer
c. /. Lockwood preM'e 'ea. ~ th Fl
chamber Of commerce save raprs
welcome to She shorihorn mer iel
told bow the cattieme1 hiag,d iael
tran later ;aken up os tae cn'efrfs
ing home hunter He to Sons 81 sael
old pioneer stories, aaa ccmpAeea
those times TO the present. ans wsea
thu farmers 10 get away s4or whoa,
corn and cotton. ami pvodnea ,ha esirY
products. pure bred liyestps~ saA ataer
more profitable and reiiarlo .asu.ir.e
O. b Acton Lesell prsdeat ~ fhel
Logan County Sh0rtho.u Freeaers
association. replied 20 ta esnnsl
address His association represents
fcontinuea on Pace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25
Army Balloon
Lost At Sea

Pensacola Eta. March. Is Nata.
authorl.les have expressed the te
llef today shat the only hope ior me
safety of chief ouartermasier C
y. Wilkinson and four student
pilots, missing from the naval air
station here since they took the aif
in a free balloon Tuesday n ph' is
shat some vessel IN the Gu.f o. Mex
leo may have rescued them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25

San Diego, catf Maren 13
lucia yovou Ourac Jersey ss.s
mas iuss hsd ~has hsr ovrers *
ranch naar ms et8 beNsye vas
be ~ofas retard litter " s a.
nouHeeo seaay thai ave hsa 0iseu
blrth 50 family ~ nineteen hand
sonae Young pigs aii realthy u svas
her tfst fstsr rive 81 the Agtr
VIII be rvrsed ~ costs uns tney
arc abe % care ior themselves ts
n,o'her viii nurse the others
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25
REV tRD IL OFFERED
ron BANDITS ltpTt m

MHsk0ee" March & Aunwfpre
nent was made today hy the Nissou
Kansas and Texas railway company
thar a reWanl % 500 would he rsd
y the company ior the arrest 90 each
q The two bandits who hela up ana
robbed ihe passengers aboard Ae
eompany's Texas spec.ars Palimans
near Caockio Oklahoma On TuesIay
night Railroad officials said toeav
that they bad noi Abandoned hope of
aNprehending the bandits
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25
PROPOSED HOME FOR
NURSES RECEIVES SUPPORT

The drive for funds % build n
nurse training school building = pro-
crossing famously. SO FAR $4,000 hs'
been pledged. Nino persons hsse sui.
seribei sl2.50e The finance CON.
mittee IS receiving the full en,o'ar-
agemenf and cooperation OF the iuth-
RE citizenship in this laudibls cam
paign.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25
N,RiiIAIE LICENSES

fbeav marriage lieeaaea haYa hsea
is#ped tY Nfa Martha Nsal ceAsI
e'rrk Clarence k 8ptdeii "a az
hulln a0a AHNa teakleY. w 0kla-
hona cty 0aoese Clifford war1.
sea laa1l#e culhn. 1s ~.
hsafy lplFne ea ana Fmma tacoaa
Arcadia 81 s. Qaakio 81 Cayis
ANa Ailes naah is. cpgie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25
NAY DAY TO BIZ
CELEBRATED At PARK

Mrs. Mary Langton. county home
demonstration agent has her plans
all complete for a big May gainer-
ing OF BOYS and girls clubs Of he
county at Mineral Wells Park TA.s
is the annual get together and gst
acquainted meeting os the toys saa
er's OF the county. it was a great sIs
cess last year and promises to BE- a
bigger event this year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25
~ DGi SMITH IRii~
| \illprl MlRnlfD nNES

Judge aNlih ha MaseA lher 81
'nFe" dfHren AgffA sa NHr an
NrvHHds W nom uppou HAA BlI
rii from y = llaaeln gross nes
ief of aWf aui neliy 1he esa.
ei kldd klad was alsmaea sr
N*ni 81 Jurisdiction the tiHnflff aoi
HAvlae mqalFed eeal residence 81
ihs county when ihe rase 8as fls1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25

ManadY fhutsday banquet m ei
hrs on all brethren of lhesp anrre
M oe'oek sunday ara rnaou fhs
Temple auditorium Wiii o. apen rs
iha public rhe customary pfogram
win be gIteu under direction ~ sea
q Nichols and J A cailau MuNe
wlll pe under direction % Dr q n
mll
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25

New York. March 80 ne coast
wide strike OF marine engineers quf
officers on oceangoing iass begun
yesterday In protest against wage
duc;ions. was called otf today t
union off cials. after The receipt OF a
telegram from the depaamen, OF Ia.
tor offering Cancellation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25

Hadlshts Sweet pthN's
Fruit roekiai
Roast ee 81 Mutton NHl Sauce
tfeamed Peas New r9ia F
Enf salad
Hot Ceoss Buns
Ice Cream Cake Cofie
Cigars Mlufa
Rel ehtlHg The lighis hy RDso Csoit
chapter VIII he observed ai fhe tenn
rlt Marfh q n ihe blus room a.
2t9o p q This service like Dee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25
NORTH LOGAN WHAT
GROWERS iIsI ~ ~

Wheat erowsFs "a Malhan tsFtitsrv
tHld q second meeting at No'haIl
Wednesday anA arranged prailulary
dslaiis for ormalAlae - a fsrmef ega-
t#iuf company
'lhHY Nll have ihelg elevator ready
'9 handle shsw yeafs crop
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25

The executive board ~ tAe gouUy
Ffea for haye decided ,o haYe ls
~ Agent WHEY act aa snfriafv +
the far iAla yaar Niiey wal uah.
3 good secretary bat ~ ho already
the busiest man lu she dsantv y
le1ks q llfiie like putting all fhe u4f
on one willing worker
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25
cArrts nv s SHOWS
AN lncaEAsK

washneton. March en caf,ls in
The i'nlied states we're estlmafed ~
the department Of agriculture tofay
90 number ssfeiaeo teaa of whis h
s3.a3l 600 are IN dairy hartls easgt.-
boo IN beef herds ana 93ao00 not
classified. This - ten per cent n
crease over i8e0.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25

- -
"He was not disposed ~ 5iseuss
matters with tho Ameri IN coamis
sion As whole or even to arn4urct
70 them his decisions unlees efne.hne
arose which compellea ain o. 40 so
lie easily fell into the prir'iee 81 see.
Ing men separately AMI of keepih
secret the knowledge acquired - neil
a. Tho effect of this knox, ~ 80 his
views and purposes
but for secrecy firmly believe tha.
there would have been 20 Plume A..
fair"
~ 10 the Increasing go nett ene-s o.
the proceedings OF the co ol'rrr'ng to1.
les Of the Peace Conference are sddeI
the Intrigues aud personal bsFgainingf
which we're constantly gong "a. log
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25
CALL ISSUED Foa
NEGRO AEALrH WEEK

PHILADELPHIA March. o. Dr John
+ Turner Of philadelphia president
OF the National Mealcal association.
has issued his seventh annual es.l
for negro heath week from ApFii
3 to ..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25
WEATHER

New or.eans. La. March 35.-To
night and Saturday unsettled PROB
ably local showers. warmer extreme
Eastern Oklahoma ton 'ght.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25

hslfaA March A Police raseress
aad a @hlppes tank wcru called unau
10 restore order today when Ylotlnw
broke oa' befwgen rival ~ cat tee.
tlons here. Regolvers were aaed Av
ne rioters ard stones were thrown.
Several casualties have been sa~
ported
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-25
COOPERATIVE nAlay

ORGANIZATION PLAN
Farmers residing ln ths vie ein 4
Orlando mes msf wsek plfa sgal.
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After sn hours conversation yls.
count chinda made Il vs-y clear rba,
Japan Intended to insist On he- pound
Of flesh.
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rolling 20 use term faml.ltn "a
American politics which w4s prael
iced the record e one wh',h ietlt >
no praise and all find may = con
aemn lt"
Secrecy and iniflTues which we're
only possible through secrecy. stained
nearly Al the negotiations a. Pans.
but In tisa final act u withholding
knowiedge of the actual tex of ,,.s
Treaty from Tho delegates o. rl5st of
the nations represented L. tie Con
farenee no spirit Of ascre,lssness
seems - have gone NAL
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The daily times., 1921-08-27
PORCH PARTY
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON

A delightful porch party was Civ
en- by Miss Jacksie Daniel Moore
Friday afternoon from until o.
clock in honor of her house guests,
Misses Addie Mae Gatlin and Granice
Bennett Moore of Raeford.
The porch was beautifully decor
ated with woodland pine, autumn
leaves and golden glow. The color
scheme of green and yellow was car
ried out.
Rook and other games were play
ed. There was Victrola music during
the afternoon, and the guests partici-
pated in dancing A delicious ice
course was served.
Those enjoying Miss Moores hospi-
tality were, Misses Granice Bennett
Moore, Addie May Gatlin, Margaret
Banks, Rae Anderson, Sarah Ander-
son, Alva Anderson, Mildred Mat
thews, Nancy Grey, Martha Apple
white, Alice Barnes Harris, and Mary
Coon.
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: SOCIETY NEWS !:
% o . o q y y

Miss Lucille Moore and brother,
Mr.. John Moore Of Elm City were
here today.
Mrs. Carl Bailey and Mrs. Moore
Winstead of Elm City were here to-
day.
Misses Annie Gill and Lizzie
Farmer of Elm City left yesterday
for several weeks trip to Washing
ton, New York, Buffalo and Niagara
Falls.
Miss Rebecca Vance, Miss Florence
Grover and Master Vance Grover
have returned to their home in Nor
folk, Va, after visiting Mrs. E. l..
Flanagan.
Mrs. B. T. Ferguson and SON are
visiting relatives at Stantonsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Peele of Old
Fields were in the city today.
Mr.. Rufus Rentfrow of Old Fields
was in the city today. He reports
crops as greatly damaged by the dry
weather and the streams very low. !
Mr.. r. L. Stallings of Stantons-
burg was in the city today.
Mrs. Stella Carroll of New Bern
has accepted position with Barrett
Patrick Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Heist have re-
turned from a delightful motor trip
through Baltimore and Philadelphia
and are again at home in the Col
onial apartments.
Miss Mary Bynum Paris has re-
turned from a several weeks motor
trip with friends to New York, Phila-
helphia and other points.
Miss Sudie Gay has returned from
Morehead City where she has been
spending the summer at the cottage
of her brother Mr.. Will Gay
Mr.. B. T. Ferguson, county farm
demonstration agent, is visiting rela-
tives in Chatham county.
Mr. c. w. Gold, treasurer of the
Jefferson Life Insurance Company
of Greensboro was in the city today.