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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-15
Race Riot In
Mining Tom;
Blacks Fleeing

Chattanooga. Tenn Sept i5.-~
Wsldens Ridge, little mining
town 20 miles east Of here. the
scene late yesterday Of race riot,
was completely deserted by It's ne
gro population today and no fur
ther troub c was anticipated. About
three score miners with their
families who made up the negro
population. fled when the trouble
started. leaving their possessions
behind in th-lr cabins and declar
ed their intention Of never return
ing.
= Henry Clipper. negro. il was
said, claimed ownership Of spring
on the outtkirts Of the VII age and
had purchased shotgun with
which to keep others away. Wher
Edna Barnett. aged q. and her
two younger sisters vent TO the
spring. Jewel Clipper, young
daughter Of Henry. fired at them.
woundina all three. Members Of
both races took up the affair and
a number OF shots were exchanged
without damage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-15
"M0P-UP' SQUAD ON
JOB AND WORKING
Returned YankA Prom Three
Counties Coming To Guthrie
To Have Claims
Adjusted

The elean.up squad arrived ~aflY
"Wednesday and had not been al the
city hau fifteen minutes llli ,hcy 30
san nnrtlonlng they 40 not carry
TWISTS and atenographers bat these
~or- furnished ~ tho huslncsa cnl
lerc. and they enloYcd some most
valuable and practical experience
while on thia job A larr~ number
~ claimants we're on hand q, the
opening and these increased during
tho DAY Every kind and Npra. of
clsim ia heins presented and manY
~ ihem arr u most intricate nature
Man have hoen rejected ior various
reasons. one or more times These
are carefully investigated hy experts.
and where possible. are heinr ~
mcdlea and strengthened tor further
investigation hy the Washington ~.
nee phersaa. without thls expert
work of the squad there would have
bocn no further or additional heaf
lnr While the aquai has NO flnal
authority IN many ~ these rompu
Gated cases. vet In certain omerfency
cases requiring disqualification or
transportation q, has nll and final
authority
One member of tho veteran Bureau
squad "a Nr n " GiNnn. con,rtes
representative IN charge " matters
pertaining 20 conpensa,iop lnsur
ance. alio,mou,a and allowances. vho
"a alao chairman ~ the squad
Another la Mr. v = Ciechier Who
deals with matters IN regard 20 vo-
oatlonai trainiGs pr " y Goasei'.
f. the pa, a.ei@n. ~ho Gives orders
for examinations in new oaass and
In old eaaes referred ~ him BY tho
compensation and insurance man
whore claimants have not had a
physical examination IN over slt
months. Or where an emergency and
hospital treatment may be nee's'd
now Mr. y u iewis IL ihe advance
and publicity man who makes sil Or.
rangem.nta FOR thu sofk ~ tho
squad
There is similar squad a. work
In each state. and they are working
In conjunction with tho Rod Gross.
tho American Legion and tho local
officials ~ variesis counties They
are aiready doing good work IN ,he
quicker and moro equitable adjust
mont ~ old and complicated claims.
whore the veterans did not know Just
how ~ prepare and present their
claims and the evidence susillning
them
The cioan up squad viii close ~
work IN Guthrie Friday niKht a.
some hour
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-15
Industry
Speeds
UpAgaiin

Boston. Sept lc--The crisis in ias
New England textile Industry has
been passed
Cotton and Woo'en goods mills Ia
nearly every manufacturing center a.
the New England states are agall
booming. many OF them working day
and night. and none Of them on less
than 50 per cent of capacity bass
Business leaders here. commcntlns
today upon the improvement IN ths
textile industry. declared they beliey
ed an actual shortage cf labor was
likely 70 BE- ore of the INST results
OF the sudden shift in conditions =
was said that many mills which had
gene on day aud night work were
finding Il hard % obtain trained o.
eratives
coming simultaneously with the
advance in the price oi the staple.
New Eng and cotton mills are re-
vorted 10 be making tremendous In
creases In the consumption 81 cotton
for manufacturing This. husincgs
men declared. means great lessen
ing Of the unemployment menace 10
New England
what applies 70 the cotton textile
industry also appears 70 apply 20 the
wooden trades William N Wood
president OF the American Woolep
Company which employs aaproxi-
nately 2eooo mill operatives tcHay
dec ared five mills we're assured OF
capacity business during the the
winter
Greater Bostons rubber goods
plants vi be running at fun capac
ity within a few weeks and viii con
tlnue full time through the winter
s.---s-------~
Confined on PAGE -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-15
WORTH CONCERT CARDED
FOR THIS EVENING
Good Music Treat In Store For
Guthrie People, No Admil.
sion Fee Charged All
Welcome

william work u Buffa %. New
York who i to give = sons recital
at the Baptist church tonight arr
od ln the city last night in con
'sofaation With some friends. hc said
"lt r Joy to return 20 Guthrie In
all my traves since my visit 20
Guthrie two years ago I have tod
IN people everywhere that Crthr o
- the most beaui fui town 10 OKLA
homa. and one = the best
Mr. Work has just returned from
Chautagqna. New York. whore ne
filoi concert date this summcr
He Is now on bis way 70 ~ Worth
To0as. where be takes up his new
work a. dean II the voice depart
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-15
FATTY rs GETTING IN
DEEPER EACH DAY


San Francisco sept i6 Decision
60 try Roscoe FATTY Arbnckie. IN
Tim comedian. on charge 81 muir
der or manslaughter In connection
with the death ~ Mss Virginia
Rappe finn actress. L. expected a.
'he made by District Attorney Mat
'hew BRADY today
Arbuckle has tao separate charge
pending AGAINST BIN on complain,
sworn ln police court by Mr n a.
belmont fr end or Miss Rappe Az
buckle Is charged with murder POL
lowing this charge on last Tuosiay
night the grand iury indicted b M
Ter aanslaughter and the true hl'
IS "a be returned hefore Superior
Judge y n shortall some time 20
day
n was pointed out hY Brady thar
should Il be decided 20 try the ma
star on charge of manslaughtei
and the murder charge be dismissed
nrhuckie woaid be admitted 20 bail.
Under the "a lfcruia Law a person
charged wlth murder cannot Obtain
bail
The coroners Jury yoeterday re
turned a charge Of mans,auehtei
Teie~rsms we're received by D'S
'trict Attorney - idy yesterday aa,
inr him e. prosecute thr case vig9r
ously. ArAnekle received niehtesr
kilograms, the contents % whlcn
...-.l.-.. ~ - a ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-15
Dcpaiera Says
Ireland WM Stand
Pat on First Demand

nneHn SNrf M FamNnn fNr
NsirfA. Is ~ re4f so rvemlst
fto,a ueesse atVspts ,hs invita-
Z an 70 the pr,gose'l lusefncas
conference ln M terms pf ihr
finsi p4fagrsrh ~ w t1rst
Oeorrea lasf l'ster ~, ~ ~
firm tfriauds independents a. a
sovereign state sai deesf~s
that eais as representatives, =
such. have the Irish nsEotiAtofs
any authority
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-15
Women Preachers
Would Attract Men
Says Female

Chicago. Sept. i6.--if there were
more women preachers IN the POI
pits there ~ou 8 be mere men ~
the churches. Miss n "sdel'ee
SoUshard. president 81 the lnterna
tlonai Association 81 wOmeR
Preachers. told members of that
organization At their convention
here. Miss southard accused men
of ~femlnlxine the church"
Quoting Frances wiilards she
saic; Men have been preaeh,nu
Cor 2.ooo years and the large ma
jor'ty q their converts have been
women.
Suppose that women Shouts
share the preaching power Nous
not the majority o. their converts
be n,en2"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-15
Be A BOOSTER FOR BET
TER SCHOOL ATHLETICS
Put Your Dollars Behind Our
Boys and They Will Sure
Bring Home the
Bacon

Every person in Guthrie, whose
name will appear on the honor list
Of the boy and girl movement. nov
starting through the high school
athletics. Will be In on the founda
tion OF the best thing Guthrie has
undertaken IN years Every olar
will be spent in doing real things,
worth while
Not dollar will be spent in sal
aries. but real business methods ap-
piled. backed by the pride and good
spirit OF every boy and girl in Guth
rie, Those who buy tickets will get
more real recreation and sport ten
fold. out OF il than the cost.
Let every g-hearted. broad
minded resident of this city enlist in
this movement Hunt up the folks
in charge Let your name be IN the
first list published. BE a volunteer.
don't wait on others do your part
fCnuftnuaf on papo Sl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-15
Mob MaU
Rule In
FatVCaSe
BULLETIN

San FrsnsisSe. SEPT ia threa,
of violence against Roseoe c. tFattyl
Aro0ekie. 80 justice Is not done .. 10
his case, Was oontsleea IN an anon,
nous special delivery letter reseiv
ed from Sacramento TO-DAY b Aarr.
Kelly. secretary q tho county orana
jury. The letter sas turned over .
the Police
Arnuekie bid COED hy 20 his cell
mate. David Heuder. Who escapec .
from the Maryland pententisrs
Bender left today IN charge o. .
Maryland official 20 serve the re
mAincer % his term Bender wlsh
I'd Arbuekie good luck" ard the film
comedian reeiproe ated the senii.
ments.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-15
Train Hits Auto
Child Killed and
Mother Injured

Falivie~ Sect i5.--lna Mitchell
ono year d daughter of Robcr.
Mitchell. died IN hospital her.
early today. and Mrs. Mtchc .
not expected 70 live. according -
hospital authorities. as result o.
injuries sustained last nigh, when
an automobile driven BY Mitchell
was struck by a Kansas CITY. Mes
ico and Orient passenger tram
near here Mitchell Is IN a sert
Gus condition.
Mitchell Is > farmer living near
orion, a small town fourteen mi cs
northwest % here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-15
poNcA CITY TIRES or
COMMISSION FORM

Ponca city. Sept. i5.-After filing
a petition asking for special cleo.
ton TO rescind the charter Of the
commission form of city government
and after the commissioners called q
special election at which the issue
could be decided before the necessary
number OF taxpayers had signed the
petition. the signers have employed
a local attorney to ask sor an iniunc-
tion preventing the election
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-15
u. BON' HOW WOULD
NOt LIKE 10 iiI On III

NrV York.. srqt Is Arthur
curtlam James. former commodore ~
the srw York yaeht eluh. embarked
with a small party today On bic zis.
foot yarht Alohs. for 3J.oro mile
.faise aroand tho wout. Tho tfip
all last untll next May
The first log ~ tho voyage ~lll
take them through 40 rAasma
canal and - Iionol1la.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-15
FIRE DESTROYS A SUMNER
RESORT AT RockAwAv BEACH

New York Sept. ia block OF
hotels. lighthouses. and amusement
places on the board walk Of Rock.
sway Beach. which Is on the ocean
side OF Long Island. and vies with
its neishbor. Coney Island. as city
summer resort. was destroyed TO fire
today. some estimates clacing the
loss at s500.0oe. Two men were mis-
sing from one OF the hotels The
flames are under control.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-15
Continued on Page s.
NEGRO HIT WITH 6UcksHoT
ESCAPES OFFICERS AT o.

Oklahoma Civ. Sept H. Buck
shot wounds on bis face and chcs,
led today TO the arrest Of Lee Bruce
negro. and the filing OF burglary
charges against him. A negro was
fired on with buckshot Tuesday
night by a night watehman who
caught him attempting to break into
a store Police had been searching
since for a man with lbucksho:
wounds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-15
LLOYD cgoeon agPLigs
TO OF vAlrRA's LATEST

London. Sept ib.--rrcmler Lloyd
George haa replied q the latest com
munlcation II Eamorn Dovaiea 90
the request Of an Irish settlement II
wa announced late today The re-
ply Il vas stated would be- Given out
Al once
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-15

-Chattanooga Tenn The entire
negro population of Montlake. a
mining vlliare twenty miles from
here was driven from their homes
By white residents following the
probable fatal shooting oi Edna
Barnett. white. aged u. and the
wounAnz OF aer three sieias by
Jewel Clipper. negro girl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-15
Purpose of Churches =, Power of Fear

favored the showing of the Dempsey.
Carpenter fight in the house of the
Lord. and thereby raised storm, is no
longer the shepherd of the flock II Is
good to be liberal II is wise to at
tempt to get and keep people inter
ested. But yet when all is said AMI
done. what is church forg Ism I il
for religious purposesi And wherein
may the Dempsey Carpenter fight
entertaining and exciting as il was. b.
said to contain an element Of religion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-15

The British owned Dutch shell Il
fighting for more interests in Ameri-
can oil fields
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-15

The republican government of Ger
many has been easy-going as German
governments go. II has tried to meet
the demands of the Socialists and other
radical or liberal bodies while easing
the hearts of the monarchists The
course has been unsatisfactory. The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-15
WEATHER

New Orleans. La. Sept To-
night and Friday partly cloudy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-15

When the forest fires. under q
twenty-five mile wind, swept across a
district Of Minnesota. the residents OF
two towns picked up what pitiful be-
longings they could carry and fled
for safety Domestic animals we're
driven away Guards slipped back
from the flames. The railroads
pulled their ears out Of reach, Every
body got out And we would be
willing TO bet that the person who led
the flight was the careless camper who
left the Goals of his fire smouldering
Unfortunately, he always escapes.
There appears TO be something of a
reaction against the movement TO turn
the churches into a combination OF
theater, debating hall and playground.
Anyway, the New York pastor who
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-15
coRoNee's JURY ORDERS


san rranclsee Sept 10. The
coroners jury returned verdict TO.
day holding that Miss Virginia Rappe
motion picture actress. came TO her
death through peritioni,ia caused by
the rupture of an itornai organ Ros
coe c. Fatty" Arbuekle was held
responsible by the jury Tor Miss
Rappes injury and the district aitor
ney was dirccted 20 conduct fun In
yostigatiou OF the matter
The jury held that Miss Rappc
came 10 her death through The appll.
cation Of force. (which ~e believe
from the evidence was applied by
Roscoe Arbuckle. and we hereby
charge him with msnslaughter
I'VE recommend that the district
attorney. chief OF police, grand jury
and prohibition enforcement officers
take steps TO prevent further occur.
renee Of such events 80 that San
Francisco Will not be made the rem
devious of the debauchee and the
gangster
Is Fourth Charge
This was the fourth time within
week that Arbuckle was formally
held originally responsible for the
the death of Miss Rappe. The cor.
oners Inquest verdict read,
I'VE the ooroner's Jury find
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-01

score cards When the fight was
over they could add up the rounds
each man won and they's have the
decision.
Scoring fights round BY round
would help eliminate poor or crook
ed refereeing. 100.
Nix On show Stun.
"A lot OF lighters go along easy,
being outpointed during the early
rounds OF fight and then speed up
the last few rounds TO make an i'm
pressive grandstand finish.
"A referee, who doesn't know his
business. will give the whirlwiI
finisher the decision in many cases
when he didn't win the majority Of
the rounds.
IF the fighters knew at the end
OF each round which had won II
they'd fight more and stall less.
Fans should leave a boxing arena
satisfied as 10 who won. There isn't
any doubt in the minds Of baseball
fans as TO who won when they leave
the park. And that's what makes
baseball one OF the squarest games.
Boxing will thrive on honesty
and score cards just the same as
baseball"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-01
-FOUR NIGHTS BOWING

In all there are 81 two men teams
and 100 individuals who are going to
show their wares on the drives this
week. There will be two squads as
signed Of every evening for the first
four days, beginning Monday and it
is essential that all of the entrants
be on the drives promptly at the
hour they are scheduled. The com
plete schedule for the week, in which
the individuals will follow immediate
~ after their two men event. is as
follows:
Monday. p. MA. Koches. V
Dome; +. Keene. +. De Rose: ]. Har-
per. r. Bernard; f. Parvis NJ. Han
ley; A. Swinehart. II. Greening; G
Betz. l.. Rumpf; w. DeS Jardin. J.
Sipotz.
Monday. $40 P. NE. Madison.
J. Hangar; c. Trainer. w Murray;
E. Lott. F. Kroner; c. Blackmore,
f. Beebe; A. ID. Swanson. H. S. Will
lette; c. Dion, Aulenbach: w. Cos
tello, II c. Heppler; w. A. Harlin.
c. Hyatt
Tuesday. p. M Grabowsky.
W. o. Walton; l.. Brakeman, G..
Grant. F. Myeres, c. Curtis: w. w.
Schneider. F. o. Brownen; J.
Schmidt, F. j. Miller; II. Manson
singles oaly: H. w. Kaufman. F. NJ.
Zimmerman; ID. householder, L. Wal
ling; c. Haslanger, II. Madison.
Tuesday SAC r.. MI. Greening.
p. Beyers; L. Hensler. F. Knoblock;
w. Fansler. o. Grabowsl<y; F. Pat
terson, G. Fansler: e Dollie, w. Hol-
stein Ted Hans. V. c. Hans; L. +.
Hans. o. Stegman.
Wednesday Z p. NJ w. A.
Pischke. L. Zilke; G. NJ. Lontz. c.. r.
Richards; c. Bredemus. J. V Cas-
mier; T. Sharkey. c. Kruger: y. Alb
raham. c. Van Kirk: George Werntz,
c. Hepler; r. A. Schnelle. V. Atvas.
g. Mohn. G. f. Schafer
Wednesday, S:4O T. NJ w. r.
Goers. f. Sommer; +. Rupert, B. A.
futile; H. Lederer. 5. Hershenow;
=. Bruggener. d. Nye; y. WEIGH. +.
Corcoran; j. Stark. l.. ]. Beberger;
l.. Barth, G. Shambaugh; GO. Thurn,
L. Waters.
Thursday. z p. Ms Fabian, c.
Boinski; G. Moore. NJ. Popp G..
Popp. F. Cierzniak: +. Bauer. ].
Webster J. Howarth. 3. Lezer. A.
Pinter. (singles only +. Magyre. A
Uvardi: y Santo and J. y. Wagner,
(singles only; E. Scott. r. Colip. J.
Bella. (singles only):C. Whitman. j.
y. Wagner: r. Arnold. =. Fetters.
Thursday. $40 .M.-Hans Drugs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-01
SCORE BOUTS BY
ROUNDS KILBANE
Featherweight Champ Says
Referee Should Tell Win
ner of Each Round.

CLEVELAND. April 3O.-Johnny
KiIbane. featherweight champion Of
the world. advocates the idea that
boxing bout should be scored round
by round.
Let the ringsideers and the box
ers know who is winning as the fight
goes along" says Kilbane.
They'll enjoy boxing a lot more
II they know how the fight is going
The benefits would be mutual to
both fans and fighters.
IF the referee announced at the
end OF each round which fighter won
il fans could mark IL down on their
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-01
ADDITIONAL SPORT NEWS
BOWLING TOURNEY
CLOSES THIS WEEK
Doubles and Singles Schedule
Given Jeffersons Cop
First in Five-Man.
(BY PEHosAPHET sPAREl

All o. the I'VE men teams nave
competed IN the City Tournament
with the exception OF the Hans
Drugs the latter not being scheduled
until next Thursday evening. the
last night ~ the local show. This
means that the first ten teams now
are practically certain OF n place in
the prize list with the exception Of
the Elks Jrs.. who have 20 be
bumped of il the Drugs show better
than 25f9.
Next week will be devoted 10 dou-
ble5 and singles which viii be fare
well TO- the local wood spillers for
The 1921 spring season. AS all Of
the local cracks are entered are
the weather should be at all decent
70 the bOwsors. {; is likely that come
fine scores wi! he posted in the
stretch. The standings o. the ave
mon teams 70 date is a.. follows
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-01
ST, LOUIS WILL
HOLD LARGE MEET
More Than 200 High School
Track Teams Invited TO
Compete.

ST. LOUIS. No. April S0.-More
. than 200 high schools IN II states
<have been invited TO participate in
tbS Mississippi valley Interscholastic
track and field meet 20 be held here
by Washington university. May IL
Contestants viii enter under the
rules governing interscholastic ath-
letics in their respective states
Representation is expected from
Missouri. Arkansas. Tennessee, In
diana. Nebraska, Ohio. Oklahoma
and Kansas
Two Divisions.
The competitions will be divided
into two classes. those from schools
where the enrolment is 4eO or more
g, ,tasg 4. and all others in class b.
This idea was adopted, IL was eN-
ntsiDed. so the smaller schools
would not be forced into competi-
ton with those having larger forces
from which TO draw athletic ma
terial.
The class q institutions. however.
will have the privilege Of entering
the other class.
Fourteen Events.
The program will comprise -
events as follows: 100, 22e. 40 and
SSO-vard dashes: mile run: 10 and
220-yard hurdles; high jump, broad
jump. pole vault. shot put. discus
throw. javelin throw. and half mile
-. for four-men teams.
Three events exclusive Of the re-
Law race will be the maximum num-
her I'm which any one entrant may
compete.
Medals and trophies VIII be
awarded the winner and II Is planned
20 hold the meet annually here
altar
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-01
Carson Will Elevate
Tracks

Mayor Carson has program continue him in office and give
him chance complete it. He will give Division back
the city and take the railroads from the surface thus emnat
ing danger and opening the way for traffic
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-01

Five men: ". Maclyn. Z. Huber:
J. Mitchell. G. Kovacs; NJ. Fearkas.
S. CierzEiak; J. Kovscs. J. Gruber.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-01
Select a Man Who Has
Made Good

Keep South Bend the front Don't take chance nom
mating who has already announced his policy of
tvty improvements work extension expansion
progress
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1921-01-13
Red Cross Benefits.

The community has recently
been the beneficiary of the par.
ish Red Cross organization in
the matter of the payment of the
following items;
The weeks service of the
trained nurse for the school
clynic.
Four weeks service of trained
nurse in care of flu patients.
Expense of a tuberculosis pa
tient sent to sanitorium for ex.
pert treatment,
Expenses of Mr.. Extrand in
giving free health show. y
Our community gets back 9
portion Of all donations to the
Rel Cross ia cases Of need in
the r!mmupity help is furnished
in addition from the parish head
quarters, regardless of the
amount paid into the organiza
tion
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1921-01-13
Latin Glasses Make Merry

Under the supervision OF Miss
Zoa Copenhaver, teacher OF Latin,
all the Latin classes of the High
School were entertained with a
unique program on Saturday
evening at the residence OF Mrs.
j. G. Denman.
The invitations, program,
menues and notices were all
" ritten in latin, there being an
interesting personifcation of the
Roman heroes with appropriate
oratory and games.
The novel entertainment seems
to have quickened interest II
Latin and also the teacher, and
the subject has become one O.
popular discussion over night,
as it were.