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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
IT WAS JUST
FICTION THAT'S ALL

BERLIN. Jan. 2t.-Thc report that
the former kaiser and the ex-crown n
prince had been found in a German
revolutionary conspiracy by the Dutcb
government was branded as complete
ly false in the following official state
ment received here today from The
Hague:
The Netherlands government has no
irformation as to the alleged con
spiracy Of the ex-kaiser and his son.
the report Of the arrest OF the former
crown princes valet is the purest fic-
tion. The Netherlands government is
certain that neither the former kaiser
nor the crown prince had any such
intention.
It was reported here that the story
was put out by certain politicians for
the purpose of raising a monarchist
scare to influence the Prussian cleo
tion on Feb. 20.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
Hang K.O.o on
Ind. Harbor
Bootleggery

Another Indiana Harbor bottlssEery
bears the closed sign. It will hang on
the door of S515 Cedar street for at
east thirty days and It is question
whether the old -proprietors VIII ever
care TO risk resuming a business which
thus far has proven rather expensive
TO them.
August Judich and Jerry Mijanavlch
were prOprietors of the place which
was visited Unexpectedly yesterday BY
Federal prohibition agents. They found
the usual assortment OF wine and moon
shine which is handled by places which
adopt the disguise of the soft drink
parlor.
August who is pretty keen decided TO
take upon himself the blame for the
whole business. This is an old stunt.
BY so doing only one member of the
firm is prosecuted and the other remains
at liberty to make money while the less
fortunate one is in jail. 1t failed to
work in this case. August protest ed
that Jerry knew nothing of the business,
never owned any liquor. OF had any in
his possession.
The officers searched the premises.
one Of the men made the rounds Of the
Kitchen He looked carefully under
the gas stove and found nothing. He
went on his way. Another man was
keeping an eye on Jerry. Pretty soon
Jerry strolled carelessly into the kitchen
His shadow saw him stoop by the gas
stove, tumble around little and then
stroll away. The second officer looked
under the gas stove and found a pint
of whiskey. That ruined Jerry.
This morning the two men were ar
raigned in the Hammond police court.
August admitted everything and repeat
ed his story about the innocence of
Jerry. The court let him talk and gave
him s2cO fine and sixty days On the
penal farm. Then Judge Klotz heard
the story about Jerry. Jerry got 500
and thirty days in jail.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
PROTEST
AGAINST THE
GLEASON RID
Many Lake County Citizens Sign
RemunstranCe Against High
way Improvement
lsssc1AL 10 ne lives ]

CROWN POINT, Ind. Jan. 21--Ihe
following rcmonstrance against the NJ.
p, Gleason road n Calumet 70" nShlp
was filed here yesterday.
we. the unde-xi Sned taxpayers OF
the county OF Lake in the state OF In
diana affected by the petition In the
above entitled cause and order OF the
board OF commissioners Of Lake county
and county council of Lake county oe-
string to remonstrate against the
establtshment of the Improvement OF
the highway petitioned for. do hereby
demonstrate against said petition ana
Improvement and order OF the board Of
commissioners and order OF county
council aforesaid and for cause ano
ground Of remonstTance say: That
said proposed Improvement will not be
OF public utility or convenience and
we present and flc this remonstrance
under the provisions Of the act Of the
general assembly OF the state Of 1ndi-
ana approved March ). 1919, entitled
an act to provide for the establish
ment. opening. widening, repair cen
struotion and nsIntainence OF high
ways culverts and bridges throughout
the county and upon county line, pro-
viding for the location, the manner Of
their construction, supervision and
control, providing for the issuance of
county bonds. for payment for all SUCH
improvements and providing for the
taking over OF township roads, county
highways and all other matters prop
erly connected Herewith and declaring
an emergency. Filled Jan 20 by Jesse
wilson and 4, G. Tlnkham, attorneys
for demonstrators,
Signed: Walter z. schrage, J. II. Fet-
terhoff. Henry Schrage, Roy z. Green,
OF whiting; j. +. Sawyer. Robt. ellis,
Central Lumber and Mill Wk. Co. w
J. WINERY. c. [. Surprise, of Ham
mond; A. G.. Siocum, East Chicagc3
Daniel Brown, H. 4. Lsmprell, W. Bell
field, Jos, ". Weis z. c. Minas, a. J.
Swanson, J. NJ. Morthland. W. a. Hill.
J. B. Ortt. Herman A. Kellner Leon
J. Granger. of Hammond; Neil Brown.
John s. Peterson. Albert Mack, of
Crown Point: 4. Murray Turner.
Straube Piana CO., Central Ry Signal
Co, Chaplin & Co, Peter w. Meyn,
Northern Ind. Gas & Elec, Co, Gostlin
Meyn & Co, Inc. Raymond Z. Daily,
Beattte Machinery Co, w. 3. Conkey
Co., Wanner Iron Co, American Steel
Foundries Co, Federal Cement & Tie
Co, Home Lumber Co, of Hammond;
Hyman a. Cohen, ". o, Harmon. Sam
Benante, g. 7. Richard c. c. Smith,
Ivor Jones, Charles Nassau, Joseph
Dunsing, H. h. Groves, julius s.
Friedman, w. IA. Kiempner. H.
Townsley Lester 4. Ottenheimer, Roy
NJ. Royce. A. p. Twyman. Llywalaf
Jones. Henry W. Peterson. Willis E.
Roe. George H. Lewis, OF East Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
ATTEMPT TO WRECK
MICHIGAN C.. FLYER?
Rails Found Placed Across
Track Near Lawton,
Michigan
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERYIcEl

CHICAGO Jan 21.-An apparent at
tempt to wreck Michigan Central train
No 6 which left Chicago last night for
Detroit was frustrated early today
near Lawton, Mich, according to ad
vices received at the local offices Of
the railroad. The train is said to have
carried large shipment OF currency
and robbery is believed to have been
the motive.
According to the word received here
a station emDloye returning home
from work found q number of rails
thrown across tho track Orders to
halt we're shouted q. him from a cIunp
OF bushes near thcA track but instead
he turned and fed back toward the
station, A number Of railway en-
ployes from the station went back o
the scene and removed the rails, but
were unable to obtain any trace or
tho man who had shouted the command
10 halt.
1t was reported that the train car
ried a shipment OF currency amounting
to $4,000 as well as considerable reg
istered mail.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
MASONS PUT ON
A CELEBRATION

Masons of Hammond held a big cele-
bration last night to express n a small
measure their jubilance over the fact
that ground had at last been broken
for the new Masonic Temple at Ann
st, and Muenich ct a huge bonfire
was lighted on the site Of the new half
million ediice and a truck load of frank
furters was rushed to the scene. Each
man was his own chef and there were
impromptu speeches.
1t was a night Of rejoicing for the
cnotractors has rushed that part Of the
excavation for the foundation walls 50
that everything was in readiness to
start pouring concrete the first thing
this morning From now on the work
viii be pushed rapidly and the betting
is all one-sided that the first stage of
the job will be finished by March 1 as
scheduled.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
SIMONS
PUTS PEP
IN HIS JOB

That G. J. simons has injected
plentiful supply OF pep into prob
tlon enforcement work since he was
made group chief for northern Indiana
was Indicated this morning when ~
FoTts began coming in from variou
arts Of his territory giving brief Il
formation as 10 the activity OF his men
yesterday.
In that one day alone two boozc run-
ming machines were seized at ATurcie.
three more were overhauIed 1t Craw-
fordsviHe. Two stills were canture4
with their operators at South Bend
and three arrests were made by the
home guard" at Indiana Harbor.
The reports, which reached tnr
hammond headquarters brought cz-
rressions OF satisfaction Cravford=-
Vile seems to be the convcrging point.
Of several liquor distributing routes.
OF the three cars seized there yestor-.
day. one was laden with moonsh Inc
from Nermillion county. Ind, anoth'r
bore a cargo Of Kentucky bourbon d.
rect from the Blue Grass state and the
third carried Canadian liquor, wnlch.
has been finding its way into The
United States in increasing quantities
of late.
Owing to the fact that a number 81
simons' men had been called 10 Ir-
cianapolis to testify before the federal
grand jury IN matters which have been
sent there from northern Indisna
there had been a lull II activity for
a few days, but the mcjoritv OF tho
spongemen are now back on the joo
and results are being registered.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
MAY BE RELATED
TO MIKE AND IKE

Mike Lalacu OF East HsmmcuI
learned an important lesson this
morning in the Hammond police court
Henceforth he will think twice before
he interferes with an officer who is
making an arrest. officer Paul started
to take Steve Kenolos into custody
last night at Columbia and Morton
avenues. Steve was drunk and caused
some difficulty. Then Mike took
hand. The officer had more than nc
could handle so he called for help. or
ncers Bell and Fisher were sent 10
the scene and after lively scrap
bundled Mike and steve into the pa
troll wagon.
Steve received the usual s. and costs
this morning, but Mike was soaked
$2s and costs making his total bin,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
Mechanical Man
Mystifies Big Crowd

A great deal of attention was at
tracted to the Lion Store clothing
window yesterday and today by the
mechanical man who had hundreds Of
Hammond shoppers puzzled. Is he or
Is he not alive.
IF you can make him smile you will
be presented with an overcost or suit
free.
People who have seen him COR . it
an it, say its the drollest character
yet come 70 town. He dem onstrates
for the public at the Lion Store Mems
Clothing. Come tomorrow at II noon,
and p. NJ. and D. N.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
HERE'S GOOD PLACE
TO co TO JAIL

MARIETTA. o. Jans 2t.-'Fishin'a q
good today" Elwood Ogle. prisoner in
the county jail here told Turnkey
Homer WoIfd. "Bitin like blazes-
got II already" the prisoner con-
tinued. moment later the prisoner
handed him a bottle with the invita-
tion to have one on me"
Ogle had kicked the plaster orr the
wall, removed a lath. fashioned a nail
In hook shape on the end OF string
and was "hshing' through the bars
OF his cell into another cell where a
quantity Of home brew" recently con
hscated had been stored. The patent
bottle tops made it easy for him to
pick up the bottles with his hshing
outfit. using the lath for a FISH pole.
In Il tries he only missed once, he
said
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
BREAK NECK
SPEED BRINGS
MOTOR SMASH

Riding a motorcycle at break-nocll
speed down Twenty Fifth avenue and
failing to pay any attention to tho
command OF a police officer to dimin-
ish their speed. two men were seri-
ously injured in Gary late last night
when the machine side-swiped a street
car pole at the intersection Of 5th ave
nue and Broadway.
The injured are:
WILLIAM ELICIT. AL Polk St,
Gary.
Russell ENGLE AS Polk street.
Gary,
Both we're rushed to tho Mercy hos
pital in the police patrol and attended
by DR.. Warrington. They were found
TO be suffering from severe injuries
and as some of them are believed to be
of an internal nature the outcome Of
their condition Will not develope for
several days.
According 10 Patrol Sergeant Reid
who was travelling the 25th avenue
beat shortly after 10 o'clock, his at
tention was first attracted to 2 motor
cycle travelling from she east at q
dangerous speed
At 25th avenue and jefferson street
he attempted to halt the two men. but
they whizzed BY, turned their heads,
laughted at the aonicer and refused to
stop.
At Broadway tic motorcycle side
swiped heavy iron street car pole in
the center of the street knocking both
men OF the machine, The motorcycle
continued on its course until it reach
ed Connecticut street on 25th avenue
where it collided with an obstacle.
According to the officer. the two
men on the motc rcycle appeared to
have been drinking
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
GAMBLING
MACHINES
CAPTURED
Slot Machines are Found in
Many Places Across State
Line

West Hammond and Burnham M
truded themselves into tho limciight
again last night when detectives pa +
ticipating in Ststo's Attorney crow s
campaign TO rid cook county ~ pros
fessional gambling houses swoopcd
down on them and other places on Tic
fringe OF Illinois and Indiana.
Slot machines and other ga.mbi.us
paraphernalia wero seized and those
taken into custody as proprietors o.
the places were rushed to the Criminal
court building in Chicago. There t1ey
were questioned hy Assistant States
Attorney Charles l0. Wharton and scrr
ed with subpoeaas- TO appear bcfola
the grand jury this afternoon.
RAIDS IN WEST HAMMOND.
Seven places were raided in West
Hammond by squad of detectives
headed by Sergt William l.. Bush.
They were the saloons Of James Fitz-
gerald, West State street; Karloe
Martovich, West State street: Morr
Snyder sos West State street: David
Campbell COS East State Line street;
Peter Esser, $50 West state street
Philip Howard. 10G West state street.
an dAndrew Molncr. 100 West state
street
One slot machine was seized in oaef
place with the exception OF the Moiuer
saloon, where three machines wero
confiscsted. In each case the detec-
tives played the machines before mah
ing arrests
RAIDS IN BURNHAM.
Two places run by man who gave
the name Of Al Brown were raided In
Burnhaln. The license Of one II the
places at 10 Gostlin street, where one
machine was seized. is in the name of
Harry belmont. J hree large slot ma
chimes and ono small one were found ia
the other place at Is GostHn street
Brown said both places were owned by
a man named Parker
The states attorney spent the after
noon yesterday in presenting the eyi-
dence obtained in Wednesdays raids
to the grand jury, which is expected IT,
return true bills against several pro
prietors Of gaming resorts today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
TOllestOn
Man Sent
To- Prison
ESPECIAL 10 rHr 1Inrs,

Crown POINT. Ind. Jan 27-
Frank Narowich runs pool room in
Toileston, about month ago lie fett
tho strong arm Of the law to the t1as
of & 800 fine and a 80 day jail sent
ence for selling moon shine. Frank
has wife who is a true help mate in
all he undertakes and while ne works
for a bakery she runs the pool room
and pulls in the shekels. a couple oe
v eeks ago, Frank lifted about s4S5 a0
out OF the pocket Of ono Of taa
habitues Of his place but he dld nos
get away with it this time either FOR
jury found him guilty OF grand lar
ceny on Wednesday and the crime car
ries with It to IA year sentence.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
WON'T ACCEPT
WAGE REDUCTION

ANNISTON. Ala. Jan. 1o.-Over 200
pipe moulders have voted not to ac-
cept a reduction of wages proposed by
several large pipe plants here. accord
ingly stating this would be necessary
il they are able to open their plants
which have been idle since the middle
OF December. The plants will remain
closed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
WEIRD TALE rs
STILL A MYSTERY

CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-The case OF Miss
Ruth O'Shea- 1s-year-old university
student. who was found limp and un-
conscious within block of her home
Wednesday night and who told story
OF mysterious woman, drugged per
fume and the loss Of $50. became more
OF q mystery today. Expert toxfcoIo-
sists brought into the case by the
police declared they know Of no drug
which could have rendered Miss O'shea
unconscious from Just one Whit" as
told In her story
Miss O'Shea's story was further
complicated by officials of the county
hospital who stated they could find no
attendant or patient who had seen
Miss O'Shea there on Wednesday af
ternoon, or who knew her.
Police planned another questioning
Of the girl today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
ANOTHER SHADY
MUNCIE MURDER

MUNcIE. Ind. Jan. 2o-Franch
tPeanut) Bass, for wears Il leader In
the Muncie negro underworld and in
huential In politics. was shot and in
stantly killed early TODAY by Ruby
McCray, coiored, his house Keeper
when she found him at the homo OF
another woman. Bass was one Of those
arrested this week by federal prohibi-
ton enforcement ofhcers in the raid
on illegal liquor sellers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
SEVEN OFFICERS
ARE KILLED

LONDON, Jan. 21.--In contradiction
TO Premier Lloyd Georges statement
that the government now has murder
ir Ireland "by the throat" advices
from Dublin up 20 noon reported seven
Yolicemen klled and four wounded in
the past - hours. In two different
districts men we're reported to have
been taken from their beds by black
and tans and shot in the presence Of
their wives.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
DEATH OF
CONGRESSMAN

SAVANNAH. Mo. Jan. 2l.-Con-
gresham Charles F. Booher, demo-
crat. died here today after years
illness. He was serving his eighth
term in congress from the fourth Mis-
souri, district.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
BANDITS GET $25, 900

PATERSON. y. j.. Jan. 21.-Hoid up
men tsday obtained jewelry. cash and
bonds estimated at $4,000 In a daring
saylight robbery Of the jeEelry store
of R. A. Caplan here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
WORLD DISARMAMENT MUST WAIT FOR new ADMINS TION
Breaks His
Quarantine;
Is Arrested

While attempting to break through
the quarantine llnc at 15oth street
yesterday afternoon. John Wascak. re
siding al or Hickory street. Ham
mond. was arrested. By one of tho Spe-
cial Police and taken to the office Of
the board OF health. where it was dis
closed that Wsscak was afflicted with
small pox.
When questioned by DR.. Teegarden,
secretary OF the board of health Was
cak admitted that he had the small
pox for the past two weeks and that
&c had beer sick in bed for several
Gays, but had called no doctor. The
Hammond board OF health were quick
~ rothed who had the Hammer
patrol sent to take wascak back to
Hammond.
This is the second case where q
Hammond resident afflicted with the
disease attempted co break through
the lines, and the iaxity OF the Ham
mond board OF health is blamed for
not taking more precautions to keep
those afflicted with the disease within
houndry.
QUARANTINE LIFTED TO-DAY
The quarantine on the south side
section OF the city will be lifted to-
day in a statement issued from the Of
ace OF the board OF health. However,
this will not AFFECT those stricken with
the disease. as they Will be compelled
to stay In their homes under a spe-
cial police guard, until further notice.
STILL SEEK MYSLIwY
Police and health authorities are
still on the hunt for Mike MysliTy, son
Of Alderman Paul Mysliwy OF the sec
oud ward who Is reported to have
contracted the disease and then es-
capped from tho quarantine section to
avoid having his father placed in quar-
antine It - thought that Mike will
be dealt with severely by the health
authorities for his escape.
Only few new cases Of small pox
have been reported to the health au-
thorities IN the past Is hours. most
Of these being in the south side sec
tion. They have been placed under
quarantine with special police on duty
at their homes day and night
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21

ON streets ana n8wws&an6s. 80
per COPY. Delivered hy carrier In
hammond ana Wew hammond.
fifty cents per month
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
THE WEATHER.

For Chicago End vlcinIty; Cloudy
tonight; Saturday fair, somewhat
colderj lowest temperature tonight
near freesinEi moderate to fresh
northwest winds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

Mrs. Kittic Mayer was called to
wichita, Kan, last week by the sud
den death OF her brother. Henry
katz. Mrs. Mayer ACCOMPANIED Tho
remains To New York city. where in
tcrmcnt took place.
a family dinner was held In this
city last week between the familirs
OF Doctors Humphrey and Wallace.
with the following guests present,
Dr. w. II. Humphrey. sr.. of Owasyo.
Dr. and AIRS. q. G. Wallace of shaw
nee. with their two children. Mise
Manrine and Master Victor: Dr.
bueil humphrey of Owasso. Dr. and
Mrs. ID. W. lIumphreA Of thi, CITY
and Dr. and Mrs. J. IL. Wallace "
this city The dinner was served a,
the Luce hotel
Mrs. -. s. Anderson entertained a,
auction bridge on Tuesday afternoon
IN honor OF Mrs &. r.. Bodwell 81
Parsons. Kan. \ delightful luncheon
"ns served. Tho following guests
" re present Mrs. G.. f.. Bodwrll.
Mrs. +. u. Swalium. Mrs. Hcrhor,
W llumrhrcN Mrs. Low Gowland.
Mrs. u. *. Frank and Mrs. Rodney
Rclchard
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W Johnston en-
- rtnlued their two sons during .ho
hoNays. MAYNARD and Melbourne
VINO ar" attending school AZ Guthrie,
Mr.. and Mrs. .. S. Brauch, ~
p'rry were the guests Of Mrs
PrauchtF mother. Mrs. Robert
Gc"rsc, during the holiday season.
NJ. and Mrs. Melvin Parker of
Nrick w'rr he guests OF MIR and
Nrs. c. v. Parker and family all NJ
as' week, The Messrs. Parker are
brothers.
Mrs. T. 'ducN RciChard entertained
w dnesd1N afternoon at auction
bridge in honor ut Nrs. c. r. Dod-
well Of Parsons. KAN. luncheon he
ing served AFT ar the game. Tho fol-
lowing guests We're in attendance.
Mrs. -. r.. Anderson, Mrs. G. l.. Rod
wei Mrs. Il. IT, Kccler. Mrs. T.. X
Frank. Mrs. hlva N-naau Of Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

Mrs, Lew Gowland. Mrs. l.. u.
Swallum, Mrs. Roy Cook. Mrs. ",
tcatherand, Mrs. Herbert Harris,
Humphrey
Mrs. Earl Taylor Of Jennings was
the guest OF Mrs Charles f. petty
Tor day or two last week.
Mrs. c. \. Stoinbcrger OF Tulsa
was the guest of friends in this city
last week.
Miss Blucbcllc Gawnan was the
guest Of Miss Willinpham uf Sapulpa
last week
Miss Ethel wndman of Tulsa
spent last week as the guest of her
parents, NJ. and Mrs. H,u Wildman.
ana other relatives iu this CITY
Mrs. T. II. Swalhlu was host css
to the Thursday Bridg' club last
wo"k \ delicious luncheon was
served Mrs g. t. Eudwrll ~ Par
sons. Kan, made the tow score.
Mr.. and Mrs. B"n Widmau aud
daurhtrr, Mrs. Cora Maprs. wore
called e. Sdpulpa las, v ok by the
death OF Airs RAY r. Wrdman
Mrs T. i. Horton ana dauqhtcr
Mary Mildred have returned home
Irter spending the h,lidaVS with
Mrs. Horizons parents at Davis
Mrs. y. W. Humphrey Nill b.
hostcs" To the Thursday bridge club
at hHr homo on t.as Main street this
'No"k
Ms May Stumu was '',, guest or
'ri.ud- in Drumright f!r several
DAYS last week..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

The Christian Eudcuvor society
"i the Christian church entertained
with watch party .sn the new
church New Years tc seventy
i've Dgucsts were entertained at
gdmos and other amusrmrnts dur
INK the evening. puuphuuts and
coffee were served nt midnight.
The Elks' club entertained With
New Years ball iu their club
rooms, which had boon decorated in
eNorgrccns aud eat flowers.
Punch wa. served throughout the
evening. Music was furnished 10y
Lars orchestra of oklahoma C.ty.
Nh and Mrs. I. truuN Graham.
roturretd to their homo in Olmul.
gee Wednesday after visiting friends
here.
Miss Bon quinn OF Okmulsco
spent the week end hero as tho house
guest of Miss sylvia Jones'.
Mr and Mrs e. T.. luul,rm.u
returned homo saturday from six
months 'rip to Cal!lorpo and orc
-pu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

Miss Dorothy taHie, r.turrsI =
home Monday from lIoldruvillc
where she cpent tn" week. visiting
friends.
Mrs. y. W Williams. who ha,
been spending the rulidiys with
Judge and Mrs. GeorE, l. Burke,
returned Monday to her home In
MuskoGec.
Mrs Il |. Naioys and daughter.
Mig Nivinu ne traw"r VII have
been visiting here with the furmer's
mother. Mrs. -. {. liuEh"s. left sun
Mr.. LEO nud Cl'o' ll't'<" rU'ul'n 'd
Monday TO school ut Norman aftor
spending the HOLIDAYS here with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs Vernon
Elaln