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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-17
Imports Milk by
Air From Holland

LONDON. June link from special
COWS is now sent regularly by air from
Holland to London. A can Of milk IL
placed in a water tight box and the space
between the can and the box packed
with ice The consumer is an invalid.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-17
7. WESLEY WICKER,

The Red Men Of Marion County will
hold a patriotic celebration and county
meeting at Columbia Park next Sunday,
the meeting to be under the auspices of
the Past Sachems Association OF Marion
County. assisted by other branches Of the
order.
A number Of prominent men high up IN
the organization will be present, and
make short talks. Those expected in
clude John F. Sedwick Of MartinsvilIc
Indiana, the Great Senior Sycamore of che
United States; F. E. Nabee of Corners
vile, Great Sachem c. Indiana, A l..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20
ssoeob 6iridfelb, elmer ser frii

Sacob Siridfelb, einer ser ira.
beiten Mniie6ler BON Stear1s Gountp,
Lift Iesten Donner1tagmorgen i'm Spap.
lie ,iei1er Eodter, Der al 10. Nperla
norolih mobnen0en Srau Nifololls
|2abr, i'm Mlter bon "a SaDren aus
Dem 2ebe11 geidieoen; ct NOR NIL
meniae Eage franf. Ser geritorbene
mur0e III DentibIano geboren, bon
no Ct dis nlnger Mant1 in oieles
2ano fam. Sn 1872 berbeiratete er
iih iii Columbus, So, nit gliiabetb,
Song, nnb feds Sabre ipdter lieB iid
bas iiunge gbepaar in Mirneiota ME
|6er. Mht Sabre bate eg IN Nbon iein
|Seim, pobnte ban1 IA Sabre lang
In ct. Soiepb, 5tDet Sabre fpater IL
|@aite Narf unb na9 benz Sooe let
ner a@ttin bate er iein i6lieBlid)es
|8eim Bel ieiner Godter. Mdt &irroer
|betrouer11 fem S~inideioen. Die 8e-
er0igrng fanb Samitagmorgen bon
Ser &utbebrale aus a1f benz &albae
rien @ottesader 1tatt. W0ge CT rl=
ben 1T Srie0enl e.
go 2aut Sabresberi6t 6esi llfaoti-
lben inm%5- &ommifiars SSulins
|Mbamg purbe tpGbrenb 0es berfloiie=
men Sabres BEL ben Deri6ieoere1
|9ta6t Departements Die Summe
bon $758,786.M n11sgegeben.
- gpelDn Materna, bas nabe5u
5pei Satire alte Gnfelden Der an ~.
|1ben11e norbli9 mobner6en Grau SUI
|Iia Materna, tarb nod bret Wo6en
langer &ranfbeit am Samitagmorgen
an 2ungenfeber. Sic 8eeroigung
|fano Montagmorgen bon Der ct.
|SSobn @antins Stride aus a1f Dem
neutrality-suspicious. ltatt.
~ $. :. 2imberib bielt 1id 5tpei
Gage p%ergangener ISOLDE IN st. Saul
auf, no er als Mttglieo zines &orni-
tees elmer 5iBung 6es 2egisGaturfo=
mitees Der Minnelotn State Sire De-
p%arter1ert Miiociation beipobnte, Die
cine @eiebporlage borbereitet, me16e
cine @ergiitung fir Beuerpebrlente,
Die bel ibrer Mmtsm1sflbrung gu
+Sdaben fDmrner l1n6 Fir bereh 8tt=
tpen nn6 unmiinoige &inber boritebt.
~ @ines Cages pergangener $50
die bielten oie Mftiorrdre Der Mmeri=
can Nationnlbanf lire Sabresber-
iammlung ab, IN melder GEM 8eridt
3nfolge 6ie 8anf mdbren6 ibres erit
bier Wonate langen 8eltnnoeS 0aS
@eloinifhMt fiid elmer 5ufrieoeniteqen=
Der nnterltiibung 51 erfreuen batte.
|Die fir 6us laufen6e Snbr ermablten
fino: 6. 6. S6oener, 8rd-
|iioent; s. g. Do1ng, Biceprdiioent;
Geo. S. Mein5, &aiiierer;; 6. 6.
'56oener, @ebilfsfaiiierer. Die Diref=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20

Serreu sic oltliden Marfte I'M syn-
terelIe ibreg .Nen Clothes @5tore be-
|1ude1l Der gegen Mitte Gebrllar an
ieine1 11eler Blab berlegt miro.
- sic f6nnen nid3t froblih iein.
mer1n sic bartleibig linb 6oli-
tiers 3odp Mountoin Gsbee ageM Der
&artleibigfeit onf ben Gr,,no.1 sGsrau.
|ea epadten i'm als ein sll~oerldfiges
I2agirmitttel. - Martim Molitor.
80 Mmf Der an s. Sebrl.ar IN Mir1-
neapolis itattfinoenoeni Snbresper-
iammlana oes Minneiota Mutomobil
Club miro ct. glouo bllrh ben Brd-
Gbent uno 5efretdr bes 81. CLOUD
Muto-glub, Mlbab gaitrnat1 utt6 S. q.
|&. Moore, burh S. S Silbe, ben 8or-
flyer beg g11ten Wese=&omitees rro
|gbereh glarf, Mitglieb Der 1taatliden
grefatib-geborbe, pertreten iein.
Ser einunbfnnf5ig Sabre ulte
Sreo. Ser3berg, nel6er am Samitag-
morgen auf feiner Seimfabrt auf ei-
mem 3meirao bon oem Gart-Ereiber
Mrtbur SlannerD an 5. Mbenue mo-
lih i%iberfabren ptlrbe. 1pobet er ei-.
men Brrh Ser Sirnidale erlitt un6
|ieitoem I'M ct. &apbaels Sospital I'M
tergebradt 1T, befinbet iib INNER
nod in b%etuuBtloiem 3uitarbe.
~. 8. Wbitnep, 8rditoent Der 81.
B11bIic Serbice Company. belt
in elmer Iebten. Sreitagnabmittag in
ben 9oles 56mppen Dor ben Steinz
'bru9beiibern cine ldngere Mniprad5e,
in melder er sic @ranit=Naten : 81
.tuation erroterte. Seine Iange Mus-
.einan0eriebnng fan6 ibr gdo in Ell
ner Dem GERM 8bit1eD bon ben
5teinbrn6beiiberr1 l1nterbreiteten Mn-
gabe, oaB ibrerieits feline 8ropofition
Ser 8ublic Serbice @ompanD IN gr-
tp1igl1rrg ge5ogen mer6e, es 1ei oenn bite
ielbe merbe ibribtlib gemam nno
.i6lieBe ane @raftz un6 2i6t8ennber
ueI Sluul III .ItuJ.
-Die 8eamten Der 6irit National
8anf purben in Der bon Ben Mfttorra=
rem abgebaltenen Sabresberiummlung
-1nieoerertpdblt. SSn Ser an IL. Sanu=
ar itottgefl1noenen Sobresberfamm=
lung Der Mftiondre Der 8aite Narf
State 8anf mnr6en folgenbe 8ean1=
ten uno Direftoren erpdhlt: S. 8.
&imsL 8rdit6ent; Sobn Wertin nno
5. g. @oetten, Giceprdiioenten; Sc.
81. Simsl, @a1iierer; Sobn &rafer,
8ebulfSfalierer; 8eter &rafer, @eo.
|M. S9dfer un6 Sobn 8ertin bon Nl
banD;, S. g. @oetten bon Sos M1ge-
les, @u1., 5ranf S6mio bon Mbor.
nno s. 81. @obels bon 8oite Barf ge=
b0ren IN 6en 9ireftorat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20

8 StaNfs21eaaieeeitei1. g
@@@@

M.,h nTt Snnn rn,tnar fErhnI1frtn
no; ,einen ~ GnIS enrinn nnohner,s
Seu @mm;eaereIter, Terb;nanb Sc.
tpis unS Coffin it gnlpeSfer SON.
sol ~, montar NIT Sp;ner Mattin nod
~ gIo,,S .%mr;issnefei.ri nnh Mes i,
e;ne,,, soidem q,,stonba hns 81 seine
stene I'm MeshSfte Seines Woters mie.
;so,. ,ntreten fnnntp
gim momtnn m,,rne fnrs nod
mi++ermnht SIC 9e,,ern,ehr arr Sell.
Se,. aoa moth 4,,ere.hpro opr,,fpn.
in melcher sseler entlbauoen mar, oas
nber inf feiuen Serb beidranft un6
oeI65ht mlroe. bebor sic Seuersqe=
fahr a., elmer ernsten aemor6eu. sssm-
MERLIN Mrs Ser oanlrd, perurlahte
@hohen inf $500 berednpt.
monbaamoraen 81 I'M 81. Ma-
phoeIs SospifoI Tror gelma Muq,.-
fta Carlton i'm glitter bon Al Sabren
burd SEN 500 in Sic gpigfeit ent-
fubrt uoroen. Sic birterldBt benz
lilo Hdtper aepriiften Gotten iieben.
Rinoer. MISUNDERSTANDING fan0 Die
8~eerbigi,ug orf Bent Nortb Star
Srieobofe 1taH.
Muf ser 81. Sabresoeriamnl-
lung Ser Nortbtpelt 2umbermen,s A1-
location, Die am D1enltag IN M1r1te !.
apolts eroffnet nllroe, mar ct. eiono
our6 oie 8aitnatertalbanoler Wtafg.
Sail Mnoreas 11no 8eorg gal1er, ":
$. 9nm1etpo6. 9etnrl6 aauoenm9
IT. nno SEQ. Wtiner oertreten.
= Serr Soiepb 8infler Ien. reifte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20

loren iinb: s. g. Sdoe,er, S. s.
Iyolna, Geo. s Meina, s Il 9enrD
uno q. IS. &iaien. 81 Ser Dienitag
Tester ISOLDE tattaefunoener1 ssabres-
Derlesumluna Ser Mftinadre ser Mer.
Ibants National Banf ergab Der ull-
Iterbreitese geridt, onB bas geidaft
Des berflplienel esabres bas getpirn-
DringenbIte III Der @el1idte ieres Sr.
lltituts NOR. Gle Depoiiten meDrten
llih nm $2OO,OOO,OO. Cine balbidbffli-
Ihe gipioenbe bon iedbg Bro3e1lt MUIR
Be erfldrt unb Dem getrag ungeteilter
Brofite cine quite 3ulage getpabrt. Die
Direftoren beS lebter Sabres mur6en
lbeibebalte11 urb 8. S. Carp als BrGiis
bent Der 8onf erfpabH.
Courier Mogen, belegte 3unge,
IfauIer Mtbem, Simmer, &opfmeben,
Sartleibigfeit lino 1raturale Mlarm=
|5ignale w. beleittgen sic bic uria9e,,
bringen5i 0as @ift tpeg bon Ser Sc
Der, ben Mierer nub gingeneiben-
&oaiiterg ModD Mountnin gbee hit es
|qlntt uno raih. 8eionDers fiir 6ie
|Srale1. 80 Martin Molitor.
Senator S. s.. Suniban lit
|abermals nit Dent ni9tigen goriiR
|bes @omitees fir augemeine @eieBge=
Dung betraut porben; 5noem geb0rt
er als Mitglie6 ben &on1itees fir
|birgerli6e M6miniltration Sinan5en,
Suiti5meien nn6 Negeln an.
Nad % 5tunoen LANCER Bera=
tung einigten iib Die @elbnorenen
in ber1 bon Sobn ytett bon ct. gtar=
tin gegen Sobn 8onfig a1rgeitrengtte.s
&ro5eB, in Incident Der @ager $4,000
|Griab fir 1etne oi1r6 eiren a11gebllb
Derleumoeril6en Mnslprn6 oes Mn=
geflagten beiba6igte gbre b%panlprrd9L
te, anf 5reiiprub oes gerflagten.
Sn Ser &lage Der MlIen Analifp SO.
DON ct. SAUL gegen George Dol1glas
& 60, bon Sol6ingforo, IN melber
es 1id nm einen 8etrug bon $576
ban6elte, ipraden Die @ei6porenen
|bieie Snmme Der flagenoen Hartei
gu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20
So. Cloud, MINI.

~. WIfIE.A I.ITI
molten bgarn am 16. De3ember. gle
linen 5ur 2ait gelegter gergeben be-
tanoen onrir, bob iie l1nionen, Bic
|nidt regelredt gegrniiioet moroen, ME
Eoieieniigen Der 2ebrer nnb 8oitarge-.
itenltten, 5lir Wtitglie0idaft 5uJelalien
batten. Gem gerbano muroe our
Sat gelegt er berfolge politiide 8ie-
le uno babe ridt mn Dos pirtiduft-
.li6e @obI Der Mitglieoer i'm Nuge.
.Dieie gebalptl1ng begrunoete oie Ste
gierung nit Dem SinDeis 6arauf, BOB
oieie gereinigung iid an benz Glen
babnerausitano I'M Derfloiienen Mni
beteiligte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20
Kirhlihc
Qahrihteft.
. 80 Be- @@l

OW
: Sodm'lter 8ii6of sos. gni6
berlas an 5amltag beim Sodantte in.
Der &atbe6rale ben. Sabresberibt lez
ner @emein6e, 6em5ufolge Die Sc
Iammteimabmen mdbreno 0es Der-
Iflol1enen Sabres fi6 anf Die bobe
ISumr1e bon $44,599.A beliefen, bon
melder 9nmme $4,000 CUR 8errin<
gerunq Der anf Der @ernei1f6e beItan<
6en SdulD pertpenoet muroen nt1o
INIT beren @inflnB 0ie @efammtaus=
Hagen n1Dreno 6es SabreS elmer CUNT
me gleibtamen, nod 0eren Nb5ng an
I5hlnB bes often Sabres Die Cunt
me bon $2738.O6 in Ser @emetnbe=
tfa1e Derblieb. Sr Der @emeinoe fan=
l6en I'M Dergangenen Sabre 121 Sal1z
lien, urter Sic len Is &onbertiten, Sc
8eiraten nnb so Sobesfdne lttatt. SSn
lanen IN ser &otbeorale am 5om1tag
tothtgeffunoenen fl. Meiiet fam cine
3ui6rift bes bobm'iten 9errn Bi=
lidofs our 8erleiung, IN tDel6er bent
bert. ST.. SEQ @nns, g%etpefener 8ffar<
|rer Der &atbebrale uno ben N3itglies=
bern Ser @emeinbe fir tire ifetS our
Igdau qetragene 5orgfalt fir Dos
I8obl Ser @emein6e gebibreubes Sob
Ige5oM miro.
DienItagnbenb belt Der bo6m'lte
|Bi1dof 8uib in Der 01ln Der ct.
sSobannes nniperiit6t Dor Der 5tn=
|6enten19aar cine Nnipra6e, in mel
der er III bodit irrtereiianfer 8eifet
|mieoerltm feline Grlebniiie onf ieiner
lguropnreiie 1dilberte. @ommett0e1
ISonntognadmittag miro in Der ct.
Meorienffiirbe i'm ct. glol16 Snilftitnt
Isle Snpeititur oes in ben Stang Der
IMoniignores erbobenen bobiD' item
|@errn st. Ebiebout blirh ben bodtp=
lIten 8ildof gufb l1nter ben entfpre=
Idenben 3eremonien borgenomr1er1
lmer6eft.
Die bom bodap'ten 8iihof sos.
gui1 III fieiner Dio8eIe porgeihriebe-
ne Aonefte CUR 2in6ertng Der IN Nefit-
teIsgnropn nanentlid nr1ter ben @&iin-
bern berri9enben SCOT muroe ont let
lten gonntng ii Der @atbeorale bor=
I%genonumer; 6ieielbe brndte Mber 500
lein, uabrenb fiji bieie arn gleiden
III Der ct. CLOUD 1i1befleffen
gmbf1nanisfirhe boraet1or1r1e11e
Rolleffh n1f bie Ioblihe 5ltultne Do1f
iber $t700 belief.
Ger an Ser 4atbe6rale als @e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20
Sieben Miaionen 8pnus,

Detroit, Mib.5 IL. San. Die
Sor6 Motor COMPANY in Detroit,
bat, 1nie ams 5amitng a1gefunbigt
tDllr0e, am IL. Sanltnr nit Ser Ser
teilllng bon iber S 100000 in 8ar-
Bonus an ibre Mngeiteuten b%egonne1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20

bllfsprieiter angeitelte bobp. Serr
llnter5og ib Dienitag per
[gangener @ode int. MapbaeIg
|9ospttal elmer DperdffDn, Die einer1
'ginItigen gerlanf nnbm unb bere1
|Solgen auf cine baIoigeG eneiung oeg
Batienten iblieBen Iafien. 81brerb
'ieiner &ranfbeit miro bodp. Serr
MeabonaD bonn ct. Napbaels Sospi=
tai in Der &atbe6rnlgemeinoe Iusbil-
.fe Ieiiten nn6 bodm. z. Mnbreas, 50.
g. s., bonn ct. Sofepbs Mltenbeim
Die @aplaniteue i'm ct. Mapbaels
&ospital einnebmen.
Die 8eeroigung Ser IN 2urem<
burg beritDrbenen Mutter oes bo9tD'=
item Wsgr. Mng. 8ladta bon GoDaI=
ton far1 an leBten Breifag nod eli
mem Inn 10 lbr in Der 81. @en6eli=
mir Stride gebaltenen feierlidenErau=
ergottesoienlte itatt. 9as &equiem 8e=
lebrierte Msgr. Hladtn, nobel bobm-
MSgr. q. Sbiebaut bon ct. Glol1N
.nls 9iafon, bo6tD. P. 21fe, %. g.
s., bon ct. gloub als 5nbbiafon
unb bodip. ct. &ubniaf bon 8erbam
als 3eremoniiar ai~iiitierten. SSm Can't
.tuarinm paren %a1tlpeieno Die bodm.
9erren @ampmarn bon scout Ga=
pi6g, 5derer bon MartD l1nb SanSfi
bon 8otplns nebit DEM bobm. Srts=
pfarrer Bren6er. Die feds ben Sob
Ser g11ten Mel1tter betralternoen Sim
ser, under oeren sic ebrp. 5hmelt ter
8ignatG 8. g. s., bon Me1roie nn6
gorbelia, 8. g. s., bon &i6mono,
nobnten Dem BegrdbniIie Bel.
! Inter 6em goriit 6es bodniten
Serrn 8iibofg sos. 811ib fan6 ge-
ifern, Mithpo6> nadmittags IN Der
bii6ofliben Nefi0en5 cine @eriamm-
lung Der 9i05eian &oninltorer ltatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-20
M1tflDin1ta fra1ta. Observation-Disclosures

S*+I+01"0y f
Ynris, is. San. ~ @egen gerletp-
ing bes Observation-Disclosures berfMg-
tie 9onneritag 6ds @eribt Sic Muflo-
Jung 6es @eperfi6afts Nerbanoes
uno perurteilte be1iea .Rrdiioenten
2eor1 Souraur nnb bier n1r6ere &c
unite 5u ie 100 Scnnfen @eloitrafe.
Ser 8ro5eB gegen Sonraur nn0 @e=
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-11
GLENN LIVE WIRES"
WILL ATTEND CAMP
AT TURNER FALLS
BY Arthur $. Davenport

Quite a bit Of enthusiasm is being
shown among the boys and girls of
this community in the annual club
encampment which viii be held at
Turner Falls. A good per cent Of the
active club members are contemplating
attending, and should nothing un-
foreseen happen Glenn club will be
there about 100 per cent strong.
The writer has been informed that
some OF the school board advised the
principal TO dismiss MS class dur
ing the four days, and accompany the
boys and girls 70 the camp. Many
prominent citizens are taking a great
deal OF interest in this camp, and
quite a few are planning 10 attend at
least one day.
At the regular monthly meeting
held last Saturday at the residence
of Mrs. Gardner, supervisor. the club
adopted new name, The old one had
become out OF date After some study
and dehberation the name Of Live
Wires was selected The CLUB has
ordered small felt and celluloid badges
on which is engraved the name Of
the club. Several yells and songs have
been practised by the club, and 1t is
expected that the special meeting call
cd Saturday afternoon at the home
OF Mr. Sisk will be full OF action. The
Glenn club is alive now, and We ex-
pect to show all other clubs what we
can do so watch our steam
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-11
GROWERS TO BEGIN
SOON ON SHIPMENT
MELONS AND PEACHES

Peaches Ia large quantities from
Carter county farms w.ll be on the
market here within few days, II
was announced this morning by Mar.
TN Turner, salesman FOR the Carter
County Truck Growers Association.
II is expected large crop OF this
fruit will be harvested from the farms
In this vicinity. Mr. Turner said.
The aggregate shipments from Car.
ter county alone viii be approXima-
tely 80 ear loads, he said. There are
about So acres Of peaches on the
farm OF Walter Colbert alone.
Peaches harvested by the members
OF the Carter County Truck Growers
Association will be- sold on the local
markets here So long as 1t Is advanta.
geous. But when the market here IS
supplied, the commodity will be ship
ped In car load lots under the difgc.
ton OF Mr.. Turner to markets IN the
north and east
watcrmelons and oanteloupc will be
the next Carter County fruit 20 b.
sold on the local market According
to Mr. Turner these ought TO be sup
piled here within a week An unusual.
~ large harvest In watermelons will
be shipped cut Of the county this sea
son, he said
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-11
FIRE DESTROYS 3.
BUILDINGS; LOSS Is
ESTIMATED $1,000
EXPLOSION OF GASOLINE IS BE-
LIEVED TO HAVE BEEN THE
CAUSE OF EARLY MORN
ING CONFLAGRAII0N

Fire Of undetermined origin this
morning caused damage TO the ;tent
OF approximately $1,000 to the building
ana three firms at East Main street.
The itemized loss as estimated by
Fire Chief Bailey follows
Loss to building $500.
Raymond CARROTS vulcanizing shop
$500
Mathews & Glass cleaning and press,
ing house, s2,500.
Steve Nolani, tailor, 81 900
The alarm was turned in at 4;2O
o'clock directly after an explosion.
sounded ana q sheet Of flame burst
from the one storied building. Num-
erous people were awakened from
their sleep. it was reported. The ex-
plosion sounded as though cannon
had been discharged.
All three fire companies responded,
but the fire had gotten good start
before the alarm was turned in. 1t
was the belief Of the fire department
that q quantity OF gasoline mad been
the origin OF the explosion ana that
all nearby material OF an inflamable
nature speedily ignited
When the firemen arrived on the
scene the flames We're licking up over
the front OF the one stored building
and threatened 10 ignite the two ad-
jacent buildings in which are located
the Ward Motor Company and the
Palace Barber Shop However efforts
OF the firemen prevented any loss
either by fire or water 70 these places.
The entire inside OF the east part of
the damaged building was burned out.
Less damage was caused 10 the west
side of the building which was occu-
pied by CARROTS vulcanizing shop
although the entire front was burnt
out.
The building probably VIII have &c
be torn down and new one erected
II is at present tied up in litigation
according 10 information obtained by
Chief Bailey, Earl p. Gray OF Pot
teri and Gray, attorneys. claims som'
share of It. Mr. Gray was out Of IN,
city this morning II is believed tina
the building was partly covered by in
surance.
Mathews and Class mad their prop
crty covered 10 the extent OF $500
cnc Steve No'aro 20 the eSteot o.
81 .O00 which were the estimated losse'
they sustained.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-11
PRINCE FREELING.
PROSECUTES TULSA
CHIEF OF POLICE
SUSPENDED CHIEF OF TULSA
POLICE GOES TO TRIAL on
INDICTMENT OF RACE
RIOT GRAND JURY

Tulsa, Okla, July 11.-John A
Gustafson, suspended chief of police
Of Tulsa, went to trial in Judge Ped
mond S. Coles division OF district
court this morning on five accusa-
tions returned against him By the
recent race riot grand jury.
s Prince Freezing. attorney gen.
eral, Katherine Van Leuven Of the
attorney generals office, and John
Goldsberry, assistant county attorney,
all OF whom were active in the grand
jury investigation, are representing
the state in the trial.
A surprise was sprung when 1t
was announced that Gustafson would
stand trial alone. 1t generally was
understood that Bay Ward and Roy
Meacham, police officers, also under
grand jury accusations. would go TO
trial with their suspended chief Their
trial will follow at the conclusion of
Gustafson's Considerable time was
expected to be taken in the selection
OF jury.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-11
WHITE AND BLACK
JOIN IN PAYING A
TRIBUTE TO AN OLD
SOUTHERN NEGRO

From the Hearne Democrat
Hearne, Texas, the following is taken
by request Of E. z. Pugh OF this
city:
A remarkable funeral was held al
Wheelock (TeSas) on Tuesday OF this
week II was that OF Uncle Nike
Hinton, a colored man OF the type
now fast passing into history, the
old time Southern darkey.
The old man claimed to be lls
years old. He did not know the exact
date OF mis- BIRTH but surviving MEM
bers OF his former owners family
estimate his age anywhere from ilo
to lie, He was born in Bertis
county. North Carolina. He emf
grated with the James Pugh family
from North Carolina 70 Tennessee,
and thence TO Mississippi. On the
marriage in 1886 Of James A. Pugh,
son Of james Pugh, Mike and his
| sister, Nancy, were presented as
wedding gift 10 the young couple.
! Mike and his young master were
/ about the same age and grew up as
boys together, and Nike continued
/ from that date TO follow the for
tunes OF his young master from Mis-.
sissippi 10 Louisiana and Texas, as
the faithful and trusted body servant
Of Major Jamse A. Pugh, until BY
Lineoln's proclamation he with other
| Pugh negroes. We're set free az Whee
lock. Ia Robertson county, whore
the old man lived continuously to the
day OF his death.
The remarkable feature OF his fu-
neral was the tribute OF love and
respect paid him By the white people
OF Wheolock The services at the
grave were conducted by the white
pastor Of the Methodist church at
Wheeloek. Rev. i. o, Favre, assisted
by the colored preacher of the COM
munity. The pall-bearers on one side
OF the bier were colored men; on the
other side prominent white men OF
wheclock. and the grave was filled
by his white and colored friends
working eide by side,
Touching tributes to his character
as man, noted for his piety. his
stately and courteous bearing, his
unimpeachable honesty and loyalty
! to his old masters family and his
white friends at wheelocis. were ut
, tered at his grave by Dr. r r. Coli
, lard. who had known him as his ply
slclan and friend. for more than fifty
; years. and by Dr. Thos. J. Pugh OF
Hearne. one Of the surviving chill
: dren OF Major James A. Pugh. Al
the close Of the service his grave
. was covered with flowers by the good
7 white and colored women Of wheel0ck
who had known and loved Uncle
Mike from their early childhood. HIS
good life. his high sense OF honof.
his truthfulnsss and honesty and
i. trustworihiness has been a constant
+ inspiration to white and black at
! wheslock during his long residence
J there.
( Dr. and Mrs Pugh attended the
2 funeral from Heafne.
h Mr Pugh is a son Of Major James
Z A Pueh He speaks in the highest
terms OF "vncle" Mike Hinton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-11
LOCAL R0TARIANS.
MEET GAINESVILLE.
THIS WEDNESDAY.

Rotary will not meet IN the usual
place Wednesday al noon, said Pres.
ldent John X. Dexter today. but
instead the members with their wives,
daughters gweetheorts and other
guests will leave here FOR Gaines
vile. Some will motor and others
will leave ON the l2:li southbound
Santa Fe and returning will arrive
back home al a little after midnight
The occasion viii be the deciding
game OF ball between Ardmorc Ro-
mry and Denton Rotaryl These teams
have played two games one In Dem
ton in which Ardmore won, one In
Ardmorp at which Denton won and
now the real big game Of the series
is to be played on neutral ground
and Gainesville has been chosen as
the battle ground.
Gainesville Roarians have sent an
urgent request FOR the Ardmorc club
to come and bring their families.
They ask that Ardmorp Rotary come
with bathing suits with bis appe'
titc and with the expectation OF hav-
ing a good time.
From Denton there is 60 be an at
tendance Of 50 and 1t is necessary
that President Dexter report IN adj
vance how many Rojarians will go